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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
J. Frank Pierce Store

in his hands an iron pipe, and MS
brother, aged 10 years, tried to
shoot a bullet through the hole.
The aim was accurate. but just as
the gun was fired Paul accidentally
moved the pipe. and as result the
bullet went through one Of his
hands and lodged in the other.
The 1O-years- old son of Christie
pher Haynes Of Crouseville. while in
field accompanied by younger
brother, on June Is. was shot
through the hand. the bullet coming
from some unknown source. His
thumb was shot off, his fingers were
terribly mangled and he was shot
through the leg.
Kenneth Mcfarland, son of Rich
ard Mcfarland of Boston, was &C
cidentally shot through the head at
Boothbay Harbor June q from rifle
in the hands of Richard Reed, play
mate.
Pounding a shell or cartridge
which he had picked up while play
ing, June Is, Walter, the 8-years-old
son of Mrs. Ida Horton Of Deering
was painfully wounded in the abdo.
/ men, leg and hands. when the
cartridge was discharged.
Leon Levesque, son of Joseph Le-
vesque, of Lewiston, was painfully
hurt July 4th while celebrating. \
companion placed small stone ir
the barrel of a revolver and fired
the stone entering the calf Of Lee
vesque's left leg. The missile wa:
located by X-ray and removed.
William Corners. aged 10 years
of Lewiston, suffered gun shot
wound in one hand on the night Of
July 4th, at Lewiston.
Men shooting rats accidentally
sent bullet through the kitchen
window of a restaurant conducted
by Stacy Brothers at Bath. The bull
let made small hole in the glass
and either the bullet or the splin-
ters of glass made a wound in a
customers nose so that it bled and
just missed striking Perley Stacy
one of the restaurant proprietors, n
the stomach.
A young son Of Joseph Desjardine
of Van Buren, undertook to take a
loaded rifle down from it's place or
the wall Aug. 10 when it exploded
the bullet passing through the upper
part of the right lung and out
/ through the shoulder. breaking the
| shoulder bone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS
"Tess of the Storm
Country" Now Here

Tess, a living, breathing. prancing.
irrepressible Tess, is right in Au-
gusta and she will appear at the Au-
gusta Opera House all the rest Of
the week. This particular Tess is
Ann Kingsley who will show her
friends just what kind Of a miss
Tess of the Storm Country" is.
1t has cost the management Of the
Augusta Opera House some big
money to bring Tess Of the Storm
Country" to this city, for it is one of
the highest priced plays available for
stock production. Then, too, John B.
Whiteman of New York has been es-
pecially engaged to play the role of
Ben Leets. one of the most effective
and unusual Of the production.
Hundreds Of people in Augusta
have seen Tess on the screen. 1t
was the one picture that added more
to the fame of Mary Pickford than
any other. Critics who have seen
Miss Kingsley in the part declare
unanimously that what Mary is to
the screen Ann is to the spoken
stage. More than that, Miss Kingsley
left Lewiston after SO weeks Of sue
cessful playing with the reputation
Of being the most popular leading
woman who has ever been there. Her
prominence was gained mainly
through her truly wonderful work as
Tess. She will be given the very
best of support by the other members
of the Luttringer Stock Co.
Today is the first when the new
prices will go into effect at the Opera
house. There Is no increase in the
price Of tickets for the orchestra
which remains at IS cents for the
evening. but the evening prices for
the balcony will be rs cents. The
prices for the afternoon will be Is
cents to the whole house.
"A Wild Goose Chase" is the feat.
ure photoplay on the eight-reel pro-
gram. 1t is a big Triangle produc-
ton with Hazel Daily in the princi-
pal part.
Dedicated ITO the Men Long Miss
ing in the Attic Circle" it is quite an
original picture, and the details Of
life In the Attic regions. with all the
hardships experienced by those ac-
customed to the luxuries Of civiliza-
ton. have been presented with con-
sistent realism.
The story is rich in heart-appeal,
for 1t is love romance in which the
heroine must make an unusual sacri-
fee to save the life Of her lover.
1t is likewise rich in scenic beauty.
and relates many epics Of thrilling
adventures. as the searchers,
stranded from their ship in the far
reaches Of the north, must struggle
! for the bare necessities Of existence.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
State House Chat

Miss Florence M. Hale, State agent
for rural education, will start on
Thursday for Montpelier. VT. where
she will give an address at the YER
mont State Teachers Association.
She will also be the guest Of the ver-
mont Professional Women's Associa-
ton at a banquet, giving a brief ad-
dress and will also speak later at
the dinner Of the johnson Normal
School Alumni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
THE RED RECORD
Accidents with Firearms, not
Chargeable to the Hunting
Season - Carelessness in
Most Cases.

4OSC NdSeSs
All the accidents with firearms are
not chargeable to the Big Woods"
hunting season. as will be seen by the
following partial list Of accidents
with firearms during the period be-
tween the close of the 1918 hunting
season and the opening Of the 1913
hunting season. kept by an interested
observer. This list does not claim
to record all the accidents, but has
the most of them.
Fred Stella. aged 10. of Boston,
Mass, died at the Eastern Maine
General hospital at Bangor Dec. 10
from injuries received from the aoci-
dental discharge of rife. the bull
let shattering his shoulder at Lam
bert Lake.
Linwood Pomroy. gate keeper for
the Maine Central Railroad at North
ern Maine Junction. was instantly
killed on the afternoon Of Feb. Is by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09

is, beyond any doubt or suspicion in
stead of depending for proof Of this
fact as a kind OF evidence that is
never convincing.
"The chairman is not satisfied with
the evidence offered and finds as
fact that the claimant has not sus-
tanned the burden of proof upon this
point of marriage upon which her de-
tendency is based"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
Alice Brady Again
Scores HEAVY Hit

or course everyone expected that
RED Head" would be a bang-up
good show. but the patrons of the
Colonial were hardly prepared for
the very superior production pre-
scented yesterday when the fascin-
ating Alice Brady appeared in this
Select picture. The photoplay will
be given again this afternoon ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09

You men and women who can't get
feeling right-who have headache.
coated tongue, bad taste and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are
bilious, nervous and upset, bothered
with a sick, gassy. disordered stom-
ach and colds.
Are you keeping your liver and
bowels clean with Cascarets. or
merely shocking your insides every
few days with Calomel, Salts, Oil or
violent Pills?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
DON'T BE A "M|SERY-FACT0RY'
Stop Headaches, Bilious Spells, Colds and Conspa-
ton with "Cascarets"- Physic!

Cascarets work while you s!etr
they cleanse the stomach, remoTe Ii,
sour, undigested, fermenting fM
and foul gases; take the excess ba
from the liver and carry out Of til
system all the constipated waste maj
ter and poison in the bowels whc:
is now keeping you in consta,
misery. Cascarets never grippe, scksr
or cause inconvenience and Cascarea
cost so little too.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
MANCHESTER

A box social will be held at Man
chester Grange hall. Friday evening
Oct. 10. All ladies please brr'
boxes with supper for two. Thos
wishing for coffee please bring sugar
Come and have a good time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
ache

The rational for headache get the possible
it. Headache only symptom trouble somewhere the
with tablets powders containing aeetand or other coaa dea
the temporarily weaken the unsafe and
headache may from your eyes, then good ocust help
with proper eyeglasses but it with red
tongue of appetite and constipation usually the
result dorsred digestion torpid liver and doeso
a. F. Atwoods Medicine will speedily help by carrying off
pues and restoring the cloggd digestive to their
activity In using this old reliable remedy take chances
weakening the hearts action You getting rid of head
ache for day getting at the of illness and
creating permanent improvement.
For has proved safe and reliable standby for sick
headache. Large bottles, small dose ffycents Dealers
The 81. F.. Medicine Co.. Portland, Maine. "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09

DR.. and Mrs. II. F. Shaw are in
Portland attending the Music Festi-
val,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
Legislature mole sprawif
nieCo W walce 0 ceny.

ST, PAUL, MINI 4 wrzeSnia-
Przcpowiednia re specyalne po--
siedzenie legislatury minnesoc-
kiej, zwolane pomiedzy innemi
rzeczami takze w celu obmyslenia
srodk6w w problemie wysokich ko
szt6w zycia, bedzie odroczona do
drugiego dnia bez podjecia ja-
kiejkolwiek czynnosci w tel spra-
vie uskutecznionej przez repre-
zentanta G.. NJ. Bandixen Z Nor
gan.
Pan .Bendixen, cz}onek naleza-
cy do senatu i komitetu izby w
sprawic rynku i targoW, wydaf
swa przepowiednie nastepnie pc
przeciaglem <posiedzeniu dw6ch
komitet6w podczas kt6rej cz1on--
kowie spedzeniu kilku godzin ia
wys]uchaniu history O wysokich
kosztach zycia, rozmaitych propo
zycyach Z kt6rych zadna ME 20
sta}a przyjeta Z powodu niekorzy
stnej waikiki. ~. ...
Dyskusye w komitecie wyjasni
|]y re problem wysokich koszt6w
zycia jest tax stagerycznie wiel-
XII re pan Bendicen oswiadczyl IL
legislature ME bedzie W stanie
!dac tel sprawie ~nalezytej rozWagi
ami zbadac dokladnie przyczyne
przez ten kr6tki czas swej nadz-
wyczajnej sesyi. w jego opinii
odroczenie sic by1oby koniecznem
ably mice wiecej czasu jezeli wszy
stkie haczyki w tel sprawie maja
bye rozpatrywane.
FAX samo cz1onkowie tego ko-
mitetu byli zniecheceni w swych.
zamiarach sformu1owania estate
cznego planu w czynnosci przez
twierdzenie experta ekonomii i
rozdawanie zywnosci re szczyt wy
[sokich cen W tym kraju jeszcze
nie zostai- osiagniety. Jeszcze wy
SIZE ceny, powiedzial on, beda spo-
wodowane W p%rzysz}ych czterech
albo- pieciu miesiecach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
BOISzEWlKl WYMOR-
D0WALI TYSlACE LUDN
W POtUDNIOWlE:J.ROSY.
OpuScili YekaterinOsfaW
pc Wym0rd0Waniu Sc
tex "a pOmOca mfOtk6W.

KONSTANTYNOPOL, via Lon
don 4 wrzesnia - Wiecej jak ty-
siac ludzi zosta1o straconych
przez bolszewik6W zanim oni opus
Gill Yekaterinoslaw W po1udnio-
wei Rosyi, jak .podaje depesza tn
otrzymana, %podajaca szczegolyo
masakrowaniu cd doktora kt6-
ry byl gl6wnym medycznym ex--
pertem, kt6ry byl obecnym PREY
otwieraniu grob6w, do kt6rych
wrzucano ciala ofiar pc egzeku-
cyl.
Uzywali m1otkow do morderstwa.
Ten lekarz dokt6r Robin, os--
,wiadcza re ofiarom rozbijano g1o
wy "a pomoca m}otk6w, a cia}a
ich zosta1y strasznie pokaleczone.
-Wiele cial, powiada on, znajduje
sic. re z1amanemi nogami i zebra
mi, okaleczenia zadane by1y ciez-
kiemi m}otami, jake znaleziono
w okolicy.
Lekarz powiada 0 przypadku
0 jednym oficerze kt6rzy zginal
q powodu uderzenia WystrzafoW
t.E...E.'M". rEHE 49, satP - GE.MfE. gNFg
kul kt6re spoWodowaly smierc u
cieklszy bolszewikom ktory zasz-
tyletowali rannego.
Organizacya bolszewik6w w
miescie kierowana przez robotni
ka nazwiskiem Valiarka i kilku
Chinczyk6w,doda raporty, a gl6
VINE poczty administracyi sowie-
tow znajdowa1y sic W reku mlo-
dych mezczyzn i niewiast.
Opr6znienie Yekaterinoslawia
przez. bolszewik6w wydarzy1o sic
pfzesz1o diva miesiace temu. Ro-
syjska iskrowa depesza z Mosk--
wy z 1go lipca, kt6ra utrzymuje
pochwycenie Kharkowa przez ko-
zak6w, donosi take re bolszewiki
utracili Yekaterinoslaw, lis mil
ma po1udniowo wsch6d cd Khar-
k6wa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
.Strajk " Columbus trivia dalej

COLUMBUS, 0. 4 wrzesnia. -
Robotnicy kt6rzy sic udawali do
piracy dis rano mieli wiele klopo
tn z powodu strajku kolei ulicz--
nych,- gdyz zmuszeni byli dlugie
przestrzenie odbywac pieszo.
.Po konferencyi kt6ra odbyli
wczoraj wieczorem naczelnicy
strajkujacych robotnik6w i urze-
dnicy kompanii oswietlenia ulic z
majorem Karb, ostatni wyrazil ia
dzieje, re kolej uliczna bedzie W
ruchu jutro. Konduktorzy moe
wr6ca do piracy, zaleznie cd arbi-
tracyi ich krzywdzicieli powie-
dial major.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
neszczescie Domiedzy
Saltwater j St. Paul.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI 4 wrzes
MIA. w poniedzia1ek W polud
ME, IA krzyz6wce kolejowej Bald
Eagle. niedaleko cd White Bear,
~wydarzy1 sic nieszczesliwy wypa-
dek w kt6rym utraci}o zycie
dwoch ksiezy katalickich, obaj re
saltwater, MINI. Ksieza JulianPe
rigord, proboszcz parafii sw. 10
zefa W Saltwater i ks. Konrad
Glatzmajer, proboszcz parafiiPan
lily Maryi W Saltwater, znajdowa
Ii sic w podrozy do St. Paul, gdy
pospieszny pociag 500 kolei zde--
rzy1 sic z ich samochodem IA krzy
z6wce i obaj zabici zostali natych
miast. Pod}ug opoWiadania naocz
nych swiadk6w, samoch6d byf cid
gniony ia p~rzestrzen okolo piec
set stop zanim zdo1ano pociag "a
trzymac.
Jedno Z cia1 znaleziono odrzu--
cone Ia okolo IS stop cd toru ko-
lcjowego.
Przyczyna ~nieszczescia by1o, re
drzewa i krzaki przy drozne zas}a
nia1y widok szybko nadchodzace-
go pociagu, a gdy go s~postrzezo--
no ME by1o juz czasu do zatrzy-
samochodu, kt6ry zosta}
kompletnie roztrrzasksaalnlyy--.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09

Washington. = The federal trade CON-
mission reports that the high price Of shoes
can not be justified.
The ~favorite thigh wages" xcuse Of
business men is not accepted by the commits
sion, which states that "labor and general
expenses did not increase at so great a rate
as either leather or other materials.
It is shown that leather constitutes from
so to IS per cent of the total cost Of all shoes,
except infants, and the retailers absolute
profit per pair Of shoes was very much great
er in 1918 than in 1914
In a group of shoes that cost the retailer
from. So to $3.50 in 1914, a large proportion
Of them were retailed for $3.50. III 1918 the
same shoes cost the retailer from $$3.05 to $4.45
and were sold from SIS to So a pair. In 1914
the retailers absolute gross profit for this
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
Cenny budu! I, pastwa plo-
mieni.

HELENA, Mont. 4 wrzesnia -
Pomimo re rzeyWistych figur ME
bedzie MONA otrzymac predict az
snieg spadnie, p6zno W jesieni a
zeby MONA obliczyc dok1adna
strate, pol urzedownie obliczono
re pomiedzy 100000 do 100000
ARROW cennego budulcu spali}o
sic W tym roku W Montanie.
Poniewaz W tym roku strata
jest nadzwyczajna a ME ma pra-
vie roku w ktorymby nieby}o O.
kropnej szkody, prasa stanowa
rozpoczyna naglic do zreorganizo-
wanna rzadowego systemu protek
cyl las6w.
Urzednicy stanu wyszczeg6lnlli
re jest koniecznie potrzebnem ably
zawezwac wojsko jezeli silly cywil
lie ME beda iodine podo}ac p1o--
mieniom i pc spustoszeniu przez
pKomienie kt6re sic pali4y tax
bfisko cd Missoula, Helena Butte
Livingston, Bozeman i innych
Mast, re przez wiele dni ludzie
ME widzieli slonca.
Jedna rekomendacya, kt6ra
zwraca}a rozmaita uwage, byla
azeby uzyc sill militarnych w cza
sic pokoju do patrolowania lasow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
ONE WAY To..BEAT Nh. il. G. or /.

Milwaukee, Wis Railroad employees Of
Milwaukee are planning to open a storehouse
from which foodstufts will be sold at a price
that it is said, will bring. a blush even to the
unshamed prices Of today"
The Badger Cooperative association has
been organized as a wholesale purchasing So
ciety controlling retail stores in Milwaukee
and at junction points in Wisconsin. The first
store, according to plans will be opened on the
west side in the vicinity homes Of a large mum
Der Of railway workers. Later, stores will be
opened in other localities and at New Butler,
a suburb Of the northwest side.
Goods will be sold to the general public as
well as to members. The organization already
has negotiated for seven carloads Of winter
potatoes which will be sold for less than so
cents a peck.sUntl the store is ready, potatoes
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
Habsbufg ma zawsze wyrzuco-
ny " traktatach p%okqowych.
Wieden ma niespodzianke roz--
gniewany z powodu ustawy u
kladow zrobionych publicznie
w kapitolu.

- 49, -.=l.-
GENEVA, 5 wrzessniaS- Au--
stryackie traktaty pokojowe o.
trzymano we: Wiedniu q najwiek-
sza niespodzianka i rozgniewa--
MEM, st6sownie do wiadomosci
til otrzymanych. Zdaje sic re mi
nisteryum Renner'a monarchisty
cznie rozpatruja re traktaty stano
wczo zabily wszelka nadzieje po-
wrotu Habsburg6w.
Dawniejszy cesarz Karol, kt6ry
Original te wiadomose q Paryza
wkr6tce pc temu gdy odpowiedz
aliant6w zostafa wreczona austry-
ackiej komisyi, postanowi} opus
cic Szwajcarye.
Paryz, 5 wrzesnia Prawdopo
dobnie pol tuzina mniejszych ira
ktatow bedzie p%odpisanych W tym
samym~ czasie jak austryackie
Beda to glownie trakta
ty regulujace wiadomosci pomie-
dry nowemi stanami uformowane
Il austryacko wegierskiego cesar
silva j okreslajace prawa mniej-
szosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
-"F-7Tf5T. go OFF, g-E9I -N."- -
ranui " wybuchu
v Seoul.

WASHINGTON, 4 wrzesnia 80
William Preston Harrison, brat
,,Carter'a Harrison dawniejszego
majora z Chicago i jego iona o.
strzymali lekkie poranienia cd ex-
.plozyi bomby rzuconej wczoraj
ma CUB. gen. Sailto Seoul, Ko-
rea, jak glosi oficyalna depesza
do stanowego d~epartamentu. 1nni
|Amerykanie ME zostali zranieni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
Farmerzy oflarami trancus-
kich cen.

. E---
BLOIS, Francya, 5 wrzesnia
Delegaci reprezentujacy 10000
farmer6w W Centralnej i zachod-
niej Francyi, dis tn ia sesyi "a
PROFESSIONAL przeciw warunkom
arbitracyjnym znizenia koszt6W
ia zycie, ktorych farmerzy sami
So ofiiarami oskarzajac wszystkie
prawa "a ukladanie cen, praWdzi
wych albo przeinaczonych zada-
azeby Wzsystkie komitety OBJ
sWiiniione 0 nakladanie cen spree
day ma zyWnosc farmerzy miei
te sama reprezentacye jaki klien
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
Skuteczna aota " niezachwia
nym jezyku.
PAR,YL < wrzeSnia

PARYZ, 5 Wrzesnia N0ta
wyzszej Rady kt6ra Sir George R
Clerk, z brytyjskiego zagranicz--
Enego ofisu niesie do Bucharesztu
Jest spisana w twardym. lecz SER
decznym jezyku. odpowiednio do
dzisiejszego Petite Partisan. Pr
SIZE on re komunikacya przywofu-
je do Rumunskiego gabinetu 20
bowiazanie do kt6rego przystapila
Ii glosi dalej potrzebe jej utrzy-
mania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
BLAME BUSINESS MEN FOR HIGH
SHOE COSTS.
The B. Makers and I. S. Builders journal.

group averaged a little more than 81 per pair,
and in 1918 it averaged more than $3.50 per
pair, while popular priced stores had a lower
rate Of expense in 1913 than they had in years
prior to that time.
The commission finds that the. retailer is
not the only one to blame, It says:
"The public had to pay prices for shoes
that could not be justified not only because
retail shoe dealers took too much profit, but
because the dealer hadzto pass on to the consul
mer the excessive profits received by butchers
for hides and also the excess profits of tanners
and shoe manufacturers
Taking into consideration all the circum-
stances, the high prices Of shoes in 1917 and
1918 cannot be justified. Leather manufactu-
rers, shoe manufacturers and retail shoe mer-
chants all made unprecedented profits"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09

will be sold from the cars, and delivered by.
truck.
Chickens, it's said, will sell for % to 25
cents per pound instead Of in the neighborhood
Of 40 cents. Canned goods that now sell at 18
cents will be sold alto cents and still yield a.
profit to the association, officers state.
According to plans there will be a butcher
shop on the first floor Of each store. The asso-
citation has negotiated with a large packing
concern Of North Dakota and expects to cut
meat prices in spectacular fashion. On the
second floor Of the stores a tailor will have his.
headquarters, and will make both uniforms and
civilian clothes for men. Materials will be.
purchased direct from the textile company.
Next year the association plans on having
q coal yard. The association is capitalized at
$4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
R s4FsF.5 tvskaf 8EEs9FE s5ss'8H - y
trzyl1lala powiek
szona strefe.

KOBLENCYA, 5 wrzesnia. -
sMarszalek Foch, gl6wny komen--
.dant aliant6w, zadecydoWal Q "a
}ozeniiu terytoryum nadrenskiej
'prowincyi utrzymy5wanej trwale
.przez silly amerykanskie. Pre-
strzen ia bedzie diva ray tax
wielka jak ia kt6ra. znajdnje sic
pod amerykanska jurysdykcya cd
|czasu gdyo statnial yalczaca dy-
wizya powrocla do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
Bose nogi Jest praweln "
WarszaWie.

WARSZAWA, 5 wrzssenia Be
Sc nogi, otto kostyum W tel calej
okolicy, Zdaje sic re ami jeden ma
pieciu biednych ME posiada pom
czoch, a wielu ami nawet trzewi
k6w, z wyjatkiem drewnianych
sandal6w z paskami ma bosych
nogach. Starsze niewiasty bose
bez ponczoch i bez trzewikow mo
INA widziec wszedzie, ME tylko ma
wsiach ale i ma ulicach W War
szawie i innych wielkich miastach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09

WILSON W MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. 5 wrze
snia. = Prezydent Wilson bedzie
przemawiaf w Kenwood armory,
W Minneapolis, 9go wrzesnia Q
$3.50 pc po}udniu, jak dis w po-
ludnie urzedownie og1oszono. Mo
wa bedzie wygloszona zaraz sko-
70 sic skonczy poch6d W dystryk-
Gle biznesowym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
lskroWa stacyas moze bedzie
do ess
spalona.

HALIFAX, 5 wrzesniia Ope-
ratorzy ~iskrowego telegraph "
,Camperdown, niedaleko 2 tad ME
,byli dis zdolni komunikowac sic
re stacya w Sable Island. Depesza
2 Sable Island kr6tko pred pol
noca wczoraj Wieczorem glosi re
stacya by1a v ogniu j jest Ottawa
re Zosta1a z1fiszczona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
Premier Ignacy Paderewsh o$swiiadcza
ze nlaja zzaanlyys(y przeeiw wrogom.
Robia Postep W Celowaniu.

True translation filed with thepost master at Winona' MINI, on
Sept. s, 1919 as required by the Act Of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917
PARYz, 6 wrzesnia - Niemcy pokonani ma zachodze zwr6ci
Ii sic ma wsch6d, gdzie odwazaja sic staczac Wake W nadziei Edo
bycia s}awnego zwyciestwa jakiego ME odnios}yby Ia nnych from
tach. Ignacy Paderewski premier Polski, oSwiadczyf dis zjedno-
czonej prasie, podczas dyskutowania mad sprawami Polski. Pan Pa
derewski stawi1 sic pred wysoka rada konferencyi pokojowej ably
dyskutowac W krytycznej sprawie Cieszyna slaska.