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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
MoRGANToWN, June 1O.-Dur-

MORGANTOWN, June 10.-Dur-
ing the last couple years many new
mines have been opened have been
opened in West Virginia, and many
men have suddenly found themselves
stockholders and officers in coal min
ing companies. Quite a number of
requisites have come to West Virginia
University from such men for in
formation as to how they can obtain,
in a short time, a knowledge Of the
fundamental features Of coal mining.
They feel that they would be better
equipped TO fill their positions if they
were more familiar with the teehnic-
al side Of the industry. Coal sales
men and other individuals connected
indirectly with the mining if coal
have often found that an understand
ing of the various operations connect
cd with the mining and preparation
OF coal has greatly increased their
efficiency.
While the Short Course in Coal
Mining was started primarily for the
benefit Of coal miners, frebosses, mine
foremen, and supintendents, and will
continue to meet their needs, yet the
subjects covered in the Short Course
and the manner in which they are
1ught will be found to be almost
exactly suited to the needs of stock
holders, and officials of coal COM
panies, coal statesmen, and others
who are DESTROYS of obtaining
fundamental knowledge of coal min
ing The short Course in Coal Min
will give at West Virginia Univer-
sity from June II to July 27, and Pro-
fessor A. G. Callen, Head of the Min
ing Department. Morgantown, will be
glad to supply any information that
may be desired. In additi.1 t. the
regular courses announced, special
courses for the benefit of officials,
statesmen, etc. will be offered if there
is sufficient demand for this.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
Mr.. Montaville Flowers,


and Chauauqua Association
organization the
the struggle that is concerned with
friendly spirit engendered
contact effective messengers
Of opportunities for service
will let disbursement weaken your
patriotic
be
Cordial md sincerely
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
Totals
100000 $9,132.96


All the above amount has been paid
to the War Fund Chashier except
part raised in Pleasant district which
is still in the hands of the committee
AS War Fund Chairman of the
Second Red Cross Drive, desire to
say that the results are highly salts
factory. | take this means of con-
graduating each and every member
of the organization for their excel
lent work in helping to make this
drive land mark in the history of
this county.
Sincerely yours,
E. w. S. KENNEDY,
War Fund Chairman
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13

The Nj iaterial Institute of the
East District of the West Virginia
Conference will be held in the U B.
Church here all next week, June II,
IS, 10 20 and q.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
RESULT OF THE SECOND
RED CROSS DRIVE OF
BARBOUR COUNTY

The following is the result of the
Second Red Cross Drive in Barbour
County to the present date, based on
a 100000 Quota:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13

anyone.
Get a Csc box of Natures Remedy
(NR Tablets) and try it. There is no
risk in doing SO, for 1t must give
you greater relief and benefit than
usd or money back instantly. It is
sold, guaranteed and recommended by
your druggist.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
NOTICE

High School pupils who did not
receive their report cards, will get
them at Mr.. Lazarus Store if they
call
Superintendent
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13

Superintendent.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
METROPOLITAN MALE TRIO

The
work which will variety
kind night.
solois humoist
Haywood, so;o. 2r. Kim
and accompanist
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
uruzz1nuuztaunnudt nsz1pzt1u1

shopping SATURDAY.
Walter Coffman, Of Clarksburg, was
here one day last week
Otha Hays, Of Harding, was here
Tuesday on business.
Don't stick so close to business that
you sleep on TIE job
G. W. Bosley, of Bills Creek, was
here Tuesday on business.
Miss Bertha Bice spent the past
week in Washington, D. G.
Miss Beulah Ballah was a visitor
in PhiIippi Sunday between trains.
j. NJ. Hamelton, of Morgantown, is
visiting Mrs. William Rosenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie Elliott, of
Meadowville, were visitors here We'd
nesday.
Miss Edna Jefferys was in Philippi
a few days last week visiting rela-
tives.
Geo. E. Cain has his new garage
pretty we'll under way. The first
story is now up.
Jerry Harvey, of Bayard, was here
Tuesday attending the funeral of his
brother, Jas. Harvey.
Tom Skaggs left Wednesday morn
ing for Fairmont where he has accept
ed position.
Fred. Howell has accepted the posi-
ton as auto salesman for Geo. E.
Cain, to succeed Vincent Ream.
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
''hFUS!C

Is evidently necessity of our ex-
istence, and the more the taste for
it is developed in it's highest form
the greater Will be our appreci-
alton of the good and beautiful"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13

With little thoughtfulness
and care, however, a great
amount of this distress could
be avoided, and you'll never 4
realize how true this is until ~ =
you become one of the several "
million people of this country
who keep box of Nature Rem.
edy (NR Tablets) constantly on hand
and use it whenever indigestion, bill
BUSINESS or constipation threatens.
Unlike laxative purges, cathartics,
such as oil, calomel, etc., which
merely force bowel action, Natures
Remedy exerts a beneficial influence
upon the entire digestive and elimina-
tive system,-the stomach, liver, bow
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-06-13
STOP EATING MEAT

Sunshine foods simple herbs
disease.
CONSTRUCTIONS Kidney trouble Rheumatism
other ailments easily relieved. prove it.
For limited viii you of
my remedy for scents. Money backf
ALBERT B GRIFFITH Parkersburg, W.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20

/ RS. ~. ! - b.
Why not standardize the sleighs and
other winter conveyances to conform
with the vehicles that are used in sum-
mer? II We did, the automobile could
runin this country all winter. as they
do farther south where the SNOW does
not bother. The expense Of making the
change would be nominal, and the bene-
at great. All one would have TO do
would be to place wider cross beams on
the sleigh. Nearly every farmer and
lbusinessmap has an automobile, and
they al prefer to travel in an enclosed
car ratheEthan in an open rig behind
horses. Educate public sentiment and
the change will come.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20
RaPUsLlcA.N!, oNsTRUcTIoN

The Republican publicity association
through its president. Hon. Jonathan
Bourne. Jrs gave ont the following
statement from it, Washington Head
quattsrs: \. #
"Hardly iess important than our
preparations for war will be the work
Of putting the country in readiness to
resume once moro the activities Of
peace. In the recent elections the peo-
pie deoresd that the task shall be CAR
fried on under the direction Of the Re-
publican party. While 1t lis possible
from tho point q numbers for the DEM
ocrats Ia the Senate snd House to enact
the pending bill providing for the ap-
pointment Of : reconstruction commit
tee by the president, il is not probable
that Democratic votes can be solicited
behind such measure. There are q
lew Democrats in each House who do
!! not yield subservience to tho President,
and who have confidence in their own
ability and the ability Of their leglslat-
i've associates to study and determine
upon plans for after.war reconstruction.
The Weeks Resolution. providing for .
joint congressional committee composed
Of an equal number OF members OF each
Of the two political parties will more
likely be adopted.
But even if the partlsans Of tho presi
dent should prevail. and Democratic
committee on reconstruction should be
appointed, there would be little danger
OF the enactment Of any unwise legislst-
ion such 8 committee might recommend.
The Republicans will assume control Of
Congress on March 4th, and it is not
likely that much reconstruction will be
enacted before that time"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20
Prices ,of Weed

Many farmers have bean wondering
why they have to pay ~ high % fouf
dollars per pound for yarn whom wool
this year il worth around sixty cents
per pound. As yet. no yarn made from
this years wool has been put on the
market for civilian use although. IN tho
near future. it is likely that the govern
ment will allow some Of 1t for cisiliaEl
use owing to the end Of the war. q q
Tho various Red Cross chapters sfet
getting yarn made from this years
wool. which IL under Government con-.
troll, for s2.20 TO $3.50 per pound.
When it takes from two to two and ons-s
half pounds Of wool to make . pound ot
yarn and the cost Of manufacture is aps
proximately As cents per pound, thisi
may be considered very reasonable
price. y \:
Owing to the scarcity Of wool last
l year, yarn advanced to enormous pricss
because Of speculation. To eleminstef
this, the Government took over the
wool supply Of the nation in order to In.
sure q supply for the army. The prics
[of yarn, therefore. that is bought for
civilian use Scannot be compared with
the price Of this years wool until tho
Government places some Of this years
product on the market. County Agri--.
cultural Agent.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20
CITY Council.

Pembina, N. p. November 4th, 1918.
Regular meeting sof the city council.
No quorum. The meeting was adjourned
70 the regular meeting in December.
December End, 1918.
II Regular meeting Of the city council
Present. Mayer Miller, Aldermen King,
Benson, Shumaker, Thompson and Will
klns. Minutes 81 meeting Of October
7th road and approved. S.
i The following bills we're audited and.
allowed: .35. j{3 ''sS
Account Of hall: n y siGs
- I'M Conmy, Insurance. premium, eS3 6el
u A Wilkins do do So go
RIO Stinson. snpplies. /. ,., &. ... J. 80
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20

Az the close Of the meeting Of the
Nonpartlsan League held in st. Paul
recently, the amount Of funds collected
and distributed BY the League was CON
sidered . political secret and not to be
published. but during the forty threo
months the League had been in exist
ance, Mr.. Townley had drawn total Of
.s28. .OSl .85. IL salary and expenses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20
Tongue River.

Dan Koercherss family are down with
the influenza. {, (.
Several members Of Jacob RckbeiPs
family are very i'll with the FLU.
Miss Annie Murray is in Grand
Forks hospital whore che underwent ati
operation for goitre.
Mrs. r. Mcfarland Sr, has returned
to her home near Drake Sask. after ssv.
eral months visit here. IS
f Miss Belle Murray came home on SAT-
urday from Sentinel Butte where shs
has been teaching. Her school is noE
closed, owing to the epidemic.
All the flu victims in this neighb6r-
hood are getting about again, and thosS
who had pneumonia are convalescing
nicely, and are pronounced out Of dah-
ger. "a
Friends have learned with regret sof
the, death of w. j.. Campbell, who pass
ed away at his home in Seattle Wash..
on Nov. 22nd, after several months IN
ness from tuberculosis. William James
Campbell was born near Glamis, Ont,
on March 18th, 1874, and when about
six years Of age came to this country
with his parents, and grew to manhood
on his fathers homestead north Of The
river, now owned BY 3. r. PrStt.
"a e,n,,t tn,, yna = 10 Nc ynoyod ~ Ss2kk
tie, and in August 1916, was married III
Mis-. NJ. ]. Stafford, tnee Margaret Kirk
by) formerly Of this neighborhood, but
for the past ten years resident of Ssat-
tie. He is survived BY his wife and dpe
Istepson, his parents, Mr.and Ms. Colin
Campbell, and three sisters Of Puyalluy.
Wash. Our sympathy is extended 10
the bereaved relatives. SS4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20
Tls ssrllss Flag pf TAs Plelesr ElpIsss.
JUDGE ROBINSON SAYS
AMENDMENTS ARE LOST.

Bismsrck, N. d. Dec. 14th Associate
Jnstice james E Robinson, elected 10
the supreme court by the Nonpsrtisan
,Legue BY the highest vote ever given
any league candiditein the state except
Governor Frazier, joins with Secretary
Sof State Thomas Hall, another leading
aleagnsr, in taking issue with Attorney
General Langer's opinion, holding that
thu Eve league amendments which failed
q msjorlty Of all the votes cast
in the recent elections are carried.
I'M his Saturday evening letter, over
hin own signature. Judge Robinson
offers the following comment:
W The total vote for Governor Frazer.
ana Mr. Do5is ,wsrs bnt a1a650. The 10,
III yotss for attorney genera 81. $40.
The total nnnbsr ~ votes cast st tho,
general ~ w,as e9l. s.. II For the
lnitis ssiys and ssier dnm ths s,yots sssxerel
~ 44T foss 1fsil insurancs 49, ,67e.3
sNsithsroR thescthsr five lssgne amend,
5msatl 8 ,is maiorisy 81 ail thsl
Yotss casf 81 ~ gsnrlsral Alsction,Es
though sschs Y a lived 8 rnaj Dfity oi Ill
sths yotss ssySsallly tof 81 eainst
sthe Sans By ths d, xpfees 8 word of ths1
18th amsih til. laftss yota q suiII. q
eient N1sn u 4 ysa E M Is . sf
Slns ~ 50 laNs. nt' lli yots Mon u
eoass situsieaai nssiulrs h thsa. ths1
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20

& = = Z Z -. -: 1 RI, E Z 6 fis@s.sar Ssef.
I Iieutessant Ccvsrnor--A = Kr.sbsl,
s9SecretNfy 0f 1tnte ThomAs Hall !Gs3
& 0tste eTreasufef- ohm Steen giss 4
. state Carl = Koeitsky
Attorney Genernl-Wm LanRef
Raiirosd Con n y!os,,asT !onaasGTn
raaissioners- Chass " Fleick u /,
y, eupt of Pab Inst--E ] Tailor
Com Of Ingurance-SA u uSsnes
Com Agr = Labor chn y q HsRan =
! AA.A & 5s;ist,.nI 55s;sst
g a:s'' 5 S. ! Hss;;a;: ! s;:;s:
!, yudre 7th Jud. Dist-WJ Kneeshsw
waiter Wexford II \. " .l..E
REPRESENTATIVE:
TWIN Pleasance 4
!. lst District 4 Henry Geiger
!, ] J O'Connor
,5 COUNTY OFFICIALS I,
Il s&ates Attorney-Wn1M Mel cr9urchie {
2 Clerk az Court p WinlAw
+; Shefif-Chas Akin son
y Xuditur-Wna. w Eelson
4 Treasnfer-Hugh Gibson a, So.
ESe5,sstsfI S5,nsx Is,d Ct DsedsCG D1H q Tlcf cfoao
\ Supt 81 Schoois--C Charlotte Jones
Coroner-Frank w. Deaeon
I Public Admin'r.G Geo Peter,s;on4t a,;o4t.
County snd-I s stagasst, agnsto9, cenc1ssfss GsYssss
Com'rs 4th-W j Watts Leroy
!, ~ lbth-Jos Morrison Drayson :. 8
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20
Aenenlan \ \ 4 5 18th
Annual Sa|e!|

From until Christmas go On account Of the influenza
epidemic many OF our customers could not special the
weeks the
pon to do their Christmas buying good greatly
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20
ClothinQ.

Z per cent 1 pure M wool. wool y. y. DZ0.70 d
s $4,000 suits, very good - TX
s values, sale .5.s. .s.3.. k.S-f,sl -
3 gsaas It 8 Mems - suits e 19. so
) ss22Iens s2Is giiss msn's $50 J. suits
sfg seys fipd anse pants suits ~ s
Z Boys knee pants suits the q - -
! kind sold for $40, sale ]. %
& & Boys, knee pants suits that q Il
( sold for $3.50 Sale price 4 %
! few young mems overcoats at 81 so
3 and; 1880.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-12-20

Good 40 cent and 45 cel
mel, both light and dar
at this sale.
As cent English Cambri
light and dark.
4 cts Scotch Zepher Gi
CHAM -.
80 cent good heavy g
Sheeting J.
IS cent ga Sheeting, tn
ooiS 5000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-27
NOTATKI% REPORTERA.

Rocha, gr. S. P. W Ameryce.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic bez zadnych ce-
remonii wojskowych, a to dlatego re
zoinierze bawiacy ma urlopie tn W
Chicago cd piatku wracaG musieli
do obozu W poniedzialek. Automobi-
low byio W orszaku pogrzebowym ra-
zem "a; pogrzebem zajmowaf sic
przyjaciel zmariego, Piotr P. Wis
niewski.
Walne zebranie W sprawie me-
dzielnei ~manifestacyi W sr6dmieSciu,
zwoiuje X. Franciszek Dembihski, C..
R. ~proboszcz Stanis}awowa, ma dis
wiecz6r, ii. W srode, dnia $3.50 lu-
tego, o godzinie 1880, do sail Klu-
blu KoSciuszki.
Ma to zebranie p%roszone So admi-
nistracye wszystkich Towarzystw,
Bractw | Klub6w.
q y q
Administracye wszystkich iowa
rzystw W parafii sw. Jana Kantego
maja sic zebrat We czwartek, dnia
2Sgo lutego o godzinie 1880 wieczo-
rem w hall parafialnej. P~osiedzenie
to zwoiuje X. proboszcz StanisiaW
Siatka, C.. R., W bardzo waznej
sprawie.
q q q
Zw}oki nierozpoznane dotychczas
jakiejs kobiety W wieku okoio lat 40
znaleziono wczoraj przeciete ma
dwie czesci, ma szynach kolei st.
Paul Railroad, PREY North Kenneth
ave. / Grayland ul. Nieszczesliwa
miaia ma palcu pierScieh slubny z ini-
cya}ami u. R. to c. B."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-27

q wielka okazaioScia odbyi sic
wezoraj rano pogrzeb 5. p. Antonio
go Roma, zolnierza, ktory dnia 10.
lutego b. r, zmari ma zapalenie piuc
W obozie armii narodowej We Fort
winfield Scott, W San Francisco,
California.
Zwloki z domu do koScioia sw. Sta
nisIawa Kostki ekspo-towai Y. Leon
Jasinski, C. r., kolega zmariego,
X. j. Szczepanski, i organista p. A.
]. Kyasigroch. Pred Msza Sw. orga-
nista miejscowy p. Kwasigroch "a
grail ma organach marsz zaiobny
Chopina.
zalobna Msza Sw. odprawif y.
Leon Jasinski W asystencyi X. Fran
ciszka Repinskiego jake dyakona i
X. A. Drewniaka jake subdyakona.
Funkcye ceremoniarza sprawowai X.
Szczepanski. Ma ch6rze podczas Mszy
sw. spiewali PIP. Jan Pomierski, T. s.
BIachowski, A. A. Kowalski i A. j.
Kwasigroeh.
STrumna zmariego okryta byla
sztandarem gwiazdzistym stan6w
zjednoczonych a ma niej znaidowaf
sic wielki wieniee z napisem Goat
Of Arms. Pc nabozehstwie x. Leon
Jasinski przem6wi} do s~troskanej ro-
dziny slow kilka, ~ubolewajac mad
przedwczesnym zgonem ich syna,
wojaka.
Ma cmentarzu Sw. Woiciecha do
kad o~dwieziono zwloki z~oinierza,
mad grobem przem6wii X. ]. szcze--
pahski, kolega zmariego. Trumne
niesli czIonkowie Bractwa Mfodzieh-
COW sw. J6zefa a PREY karawanie
Sill czionkowie Towarzystwa sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-27

ne Dmowskiego re swej strony
wvsuwane Jest oskarzenie, IL d..
w ona z pomoca Anglii, Francyi
i Ameryki do stworzenla TAX Sill
nego Panstwa Polskiego, ktore
,,zastapic by mog}o W przyszio-
sci Rosye', jake mocarstwo "a
chodnio-europejskie. Niechaj po-
zwoli mi pan wypowiedziee moi
poglad osobisty. Przesadnych
pretensyi grupy Dmowskiego, 0
lie takowe istotnie So, ME moge
traktowac z Ottawa. Wydaje mi
sic niewatpliwem, re przeszedi-
sly obecny kryzys, Rosya zalmie
w rodzinie narod6w europejskich
przynalezne jej miejsce i wyzsze
niz poprzednio. Zas niepodleglej
Polsce sadzonem jest ~jezscze VIE
lie lat chwiac sic pomiedzy dwie-
ma oryentacyami, wpiywami Ro-
syi z jednej strony, a austro-nle'
J mieckiemi = z drugiej. Zas roz-
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drugiego. Sadie, re Anglia be
die mocno przeprowadzac casa
de samookreslenia Polski, lecz
bez wskazania dr6g tego samo-
okreslenia. (Podpis) Nabokow.'
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nice w programme polityki wew-
~uetrznej pomiedzy Dmowskim a
Lednickim So ola mnie n~iejasne.
Watpie, ably tutejsi mezowie sta
nu byli tax dobrze obznajmieni
re sprawl polska, ably mogli ka-
tegorycznie stanac W obronie je-
dnego programu z krzywda ola
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Z
INNE TELEGRAMY.

HERTLING-O
Amsterdam, 81. lutego. -
Kanclerz Hertling onegdaj pre-
mawiajac w parlamencie niemiec-
kim ma temat celow wojny i wa
runkow pokoju wzmianke zro-
bill takze i o Polsce, o ktorej
,,prezydent Wilson i inni alianci
ostatnimi easy szczegolnie wiele
mysla, jake o kraju znanym dis
dobrze, uwolnionym z pod ucis-
ku jarzma carskiego przez ~z}aczo-
lie wojska niemiecko-austryaekie,
ola celu wznowienia niezawis}ego
i niepodlegiego pahstwa polskie-
60, ktorego niekrepowana kultu-
ra stanie sic filarem przysziego
pokoju Europy. P~roblematy kon-
stytucyjne w sc~islejszem siowa
znaczeniu - ii. jaka konstytucye
MOVIE to panstwo mice bedzie ME
mogiy bye zdecydowane natych-
miastowo - jak to fatwo zrozu-
mice i wciaz So jeszcze w sta
dyum diugich i nuzacych dysku-
syi, toczacych sic miedzy trzema
interesowanymi krajami...
JAPONIA MA DZIALAc.
Londyn, 27. lutego. - An
gill przejawia sic coraz silniej o.
pima, il wobec nader powaznie
wiklajacej sic i w coraz gorszy
chaos popadajacej anarchli W Ro-
syi - GAS przychodzi ma energi-
CINE wystapienie Japonii, ktora
moze jedyna i powinna interwe-
niowac w Syberyi i Mandzuryi.
We Wladywostoku So olbrzymle
sk}ady transport6w alianckich,
kt6rych Rosya ME mog}a zabrac,
kolej trans-syberyjska zagrozona ;
iehcy niemieccy maja broh i O.
panowali podobno Geese tel ko-
lei. Japonia jedna blisko tam
sic znajdujaca moze tie sprawy u
porzadkowac.
ANARCHIA w IRLANDYI.
Londyn, 81. lutego. w po-
wiecie Clare, w Irlandyi wybuch-
~ grozne rozruchy i wladze mu-
siaiy rekwirowac wojsko ola
przywr6cenia p~orzadku i spoke
iu: o~gioszono stan specyalnej O.
brony - prawie wojennemu ro-
why; podobno w innych powia-
tach pobudniowych i zachodnich
szerzy sic wzburzenie i istna pa
nrie anarchia w tel czesci kraju
powiaty Clare, Sligo, Mayo Ros'
common So ogarniete rozterka
przewody telegraficzne pozrywa'
no, drogi poryto i pozarzucanc
drzewami, a wsi szereg zajeli t
wv. rewolucyonisci w imieniu re-
publiki irlandzkiej robi to wszy'
stko znana organizacya rewolu'
cyonist6w i~rlandzkich pSinr
Fem"
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q ]poborowymi z dystryktu mr.. %
wyjechal wczoraj take Wiadysfaw
Klaibor. Wyszynk iego pnr. 1887
Noble ul. odkupili Sylvester Szabel-
ski / ,J6zef Klein. Klajbor znany jest
pomiedzy miodzieza ma StanisfaWo-
vie
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publicznych donosi, IL szkofy wieczor
ne otwarte beda ponownie W pon1e-
dzia1ek. dnia Ago marca, b. +. LEX
eve W szkoiach w~ieczornych odbyWat
sic beda W poniedziaiki, wtorki !
srody wieczorami.