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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11

Although the queen Of Belgium will not be able
to come to Richmond while she and King Albert
are here in America, still she is acquainted with
of the most beautiful representatives Of Rich
mOnd-the Richmond Rose-for she chose it to
wear to the faculty reception at Harvard.
Sunday October s. great day in Boston.
Cardinal MERCER, the great hero of Belgium, and
a real king and queen, the first ever in America,
had come to town, were riding about the streets,
and talking with the people. No wonder the Bel
gan and American flags were flying everywhere,
and people were throngng the avenues
The royal party was TO come out to Harvard
at o'clock, entering the Johnson gate, so it was
there we took our stand. Cardinal MERCER came
out to Cambridge on Monday)
1t was dull grey day. half misting rain, but
everyone was in the best or numors. Thousands
were massed along Massachusetts, Avenue and
cumps of wiggling boys dotted the tops of the
wide gate posts.
When the old clock on the church steeple
across the street chimed out four, everyone grew
more and more excited The policemen kept pac-
ing back and forth saying, stand back there, but
everytme automobile would come into
sight the little boys the front row would run
out in the middle Of the cleared path shouting,
"Heah they a-ah" ct did sound so funny to
hear the most ragged, freckle faced boys talking
with the broad eastern aCcent.) 1t always turned
out to be Ford or something else disappointing,
but everyone cheered and laughed and applauded
just the same and then stood on tiptoes to
what was coming next.
There was one little fellow across from us
who had more fun than anyone. He must nave
been about eight years old, and was all dressed
nm for the queen. He had on a large green cap
which had slid a little to one side, bright blue
suit. red necktie and beautiful new tan shoes
YOU could tell they new; they shone forth as
Enthusiastically as two sun-coored gun boats
But Jimmie Om his name was JIM was
not thinking about his shoes. When an automo-
bi1a want mas too slowly, he out to push 1t
on; and when the policeman went by pressing
back the crowd Jim shook hands with him, in
such a friendly way that the surprised man had
to laugh
1t grew to be ten and then fifteen minutes
past four and still the royal party had not come.
One college professor after another in his flowing
black robes edged in scarlet or purple or yellow
would drive up before the gates and get out, work
ing his way to the side walk and in to the build
ings-for the gates were closed to all automobiles
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11
People Thought
Columbus Foolish

In 1446, a very bright baby was
born in Italy and christoned
Christopher Columbus. When a
boy growing up, he heard men and
women discussing the question if
the world was round or flat. A
large majority of the people be
lieVed the world was flat But
Columbus was one boy who grew
TO be man thinking the world
round. In those days, Spain was
getting her teas, spices and lot
of their supplies from India, going
thousands of miles eastward out Of
their way to get them, Columbus
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11
Visit of King and Queen of
Belgium to Boston Described
By Former Junior Editor

except those of the royal party. But it seemed as
though the king and queen never would come.
About twenty minutes past four, suddenly a
distant shout arose from down the avenue Ev-
eryOne grew still for moment, and then pressed
forward to catch the first glimpse Of what we all
felt sure would be the royal party. Then it came
two COlored men on bicycles, grinning from
ear to ear and ringing their bells for dear life.
ITS King George and the Prince Of Wales"
shred Jimmie and everyone shouted and
cheered at the top of his voice
But only few minutes later, things did begin
to happen There an electric thrill of excite
ment which made the crowd draw together as
grim faced officer rode up on motorcycle and
the Harvard gates swung open. Several other
motorcycles followed Immediately; soldiers with
their muskes ready for action in the side cars
driven by mechanics with their tight fitting khaki
hoods close over their heads.
Hastily they pressed the crowd back just in
time for the automobiles decorated in Belgian col
Ors to come past First there were the city Of
ficials, then King Albert, so young and manly in
his simple uniform, smiling and saluting at an I'M
usual out burst Of welcome and then continuing
his conversation with his one companion; and
third, the queen
Her car paused before us, and cheer after
cheer rang out, she smiled and half nodded. She
was all in white, so slender and dainty she seemed
almost like a fairy princess. Her small close
fitting hat covered with flimsy white veil
which fOated behind her. and she wore large
white fur collar But most striking Of all was the
single velvety red rose our Richmond rose, which
was her only ornament.
In that instant when she was so close to us
that in spite Of the uprOar felt the sweetness
and dreamneSs and sadness which shows
plainly in her face, l could not help but think
back to that day when you Richmond boys and
girls sold forgetme -nots for the Belgian children
This was the Queen Elizabeth who had asked you
to do it, and because you had responded with such
great sympathy, she had come over personally to
show how very grateful she and all the Begians
are.
| looked across at Jimmie and he was very
quiet ! don't know whether he had sold flowers
for the Belgian relief, Or saved tinfoil, or what;
but do know that as he looked into her face he
forgot to shout and cheer.
The carriages rolled on There were many
more, some filled with military men decorated
with striped ribbons and medals. some with
cret service men, and finally the photoplay agents
with their huge cameras sticking out in all direc-
tons. But they only blurred memory for
the vivid picture which was stamped on our
minds was the white queen with her one red rose,
who had left her own little boy and girl back in
Europe while she here to America to
give her personal friendship and say Thank
You"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11
Garfield Notes.

The noon hour has been changed
to 1875 for the closing time and
100 for the opening in the after
noon. The clubs will give their
programs in the half hour imme-
diatcly after dinner. Chapel was
held Friday during the fifth hour.
Although no regular vote was TAX
en- on the question, Mr. IIeironi-
mus stated that when he asked the
pupils that favored the change to
raise their hands in chapel, about
seven-eighths Of the student body
raised their hands.
An interesting program was held
in Chapel last week These peo-
pie who gave the program were all
boys and girls of Garfield except
the whistling lady. The following
program was given:
Whistling SOlo-Mrs. Logan.
Verda King
Violin solo George Kruger.
Story Naomi Dietz.
Recitation-M Marjorie Miller.
Vocal Benjamin Dallas.
A story was to have been given
also by Miss Betty Price, but as
this was the last number on the
program it had to be omitted on ac-
count of lack of time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11

backing up his judgment and argu-
ment that the world was round, go
ing to the King of Spain and try
ing to convince him by going west
ward across the ocean, they could
reach India much quicker. But the
King could not see fit to encour-
age him with ships and men to
make such voyage. But Queen
Isabella thought Columbus might
be right, and helped him to get the
vessels, men and provisions to
make the attempt. On August 3,
1892, he sailed with three vessels
and several men westward With
most of his friends thinking he
would get out in mid-Ocean and
perish. But after several weeks
of experiences and trials, he dis
covered land, on the 18th day of
October.
Thinking he had reached India,
he called the natives Indians, but
instead of being in the old lands of
India as he thought, he was in
new country that proved to be West
India, which later came to light as
the coast of our own North Amer
lea. He predicted that some day
men would sail west and come
back to the point they left in the
East, which happened in 1920, IA
years after Columbus death.
MARY LOUISE BILLS,
Joseph Moore School, SD grade.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11
Misses Beery and
MohIer Join Camp

Tuesday evening a business meet
ing of the Tatohekiya Camp Fire
was held at the home of Mary Lou
Use and Dorothy Churchell. Two
new members, Marion Berry and
Berona Mohler were taken into
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11

the camp. A hike for next Tues
day evening was decided upon. Al
so a Halloween party on the 25th
Of October.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11

Editors Note: Miss Mary Mather, formerly
editor Of the Junior has sent the Juniors the fol-
lowing account of the visit of the Belgian royal
pair to Boston.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11

Don't follow the old fashioned
habit of waiting until Saturday
night for a bath! Try one every
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11

Algonquin 31yeaold has been given life
HILL Oyster Bay The
Archie when his father president Once when
the the White
the hail. he the sight OF the
Archie The Oyster Bay when the
family mov
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-11

Doesn't it make you own soldiers were really
back stay big feast that the War Mothers
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
"Bill. Carlisle.
t:--5E.".lEs.E5 8 .ss-.s.1:-S. = i3.lT...
0brabowaf poczte a poczr1i.
strza zrl;obili turlln)anle,,lml. b l,,ll

MINNEAPOLIS~ .25. -istop- p--Po
licya Minneapolis poszukuje "a
zlodziejami ktorzy zabrali wczoraj
p0zno wieczorem. 5000 gotowki i
znaczkoW z poczty w Constance,
20 mil Ia p6fnocno wsch6d ztad i
zmusili poczmistrza A.. b. Halvor
sen do zawiezienia itch do Minnea
polls. DIS wczesnie rano male.
ziono szafe zellazna 81; Y Goodyear
Fire Go. rozsad dzolla dyinannte tenn
zabra1le. = l1iej $4,000 gotowka i
S., 900 w bondach wolnoscioWych,:
Il Rabusie* poczty zmusili Halvor
sen a smia1ym rozkazem do ofWos
.irzenia mocnejy skrzyni potenr
do odwiezienia ich. jego wlasnym
.automobilem do Minneauolis.
Niedaleko miasta zeskoczylisz
;;samoc1lodu iuciekli dosparku. By
al zamaskawani i Halvorsen nie
s5est zdolen podac 0 mich zadnego
opisu. g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
p. -. 80 =. g.
BYh stlajkierzY spiesza si'
BY dostat pozycYe.
Wieslu ll9s kollllpozytol kl|llllllp o., ol''16l NJ w
New sYorku przekonu.ie
sic ze ich daNne ! Il zaJe ecia
pr'z'epad1y p'' Ola nicll 1l!l, z por-. / O..
Wod1n poWstrzymanfa
piracy.

NEW YORK, 25# listop. Kom
pozytorzy strajkujacy Wciaz jesz
.cze poWracaia ze swych wakacyi
staranie sic. Q prace jest 0 Wiele
wieksze niz bylo kied dykolwiek
przedtem .gdy sic doWied dziano ze
.Wiele wakans6W j,lz mic istnieje
2 poWodu wieHkiej ilosci piracy
ktora musiano uysiac 20 "a mia
,sto e
Spodziewano siesze fakt ten wy
wrze: skutek take Ia giosowanie
kt6re sic dis odbeelzie przez 8 pre-
ssmen6W', feeders ktorz,r
'wciaz jeszcze So ma straiku . po-
W.odu ponoWllego uznania . ich
Eiedz.ynsl.od oVv;s ;lr1nEia Itch u
roma icon ego sadtr polub bowego
al -
.Kilka set sswietujacych'' mia
'lc wczoraj swc posiedzenie j wy
brano komitet kt6ry ma spisac
historye dWuch miesiecznego
strajku zfo:,ic odpovicdzialny1n
tcgo kto ne too zasluzyi.
-. 4tss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
FIa1c,il zaisza 81 zi!al;z.Yli,. radykaf
nals 1 gazette.

parry, 25 listop. Tysiae 10.
phi gazety La Feulie, kt6ra Jest.
wydaWana " GeneWie j kt6rej .cy'
rkulacya jest zakazana 2 poWod'u1 '1s
sjeJ bolszeWic lkieh tendeneyi, pow
fstrzymana zostaia Wczoraj przez
poliicye, st6sownie do Presse de
Paris. Jeden arty ykuloW druko-
wany " tel gazecie oswald dcza re
s sa oznalSi.iz premier Lloyd George
z Wiel lkiej Br.y tamil 1poWzial me-
co Wiecej poi ednawcza postaWee
Wzgle lem adll ros jsklch oWie
tt GGIosis olla ze lllro6ffce odbe-
sIziel sic mice lianek konferen
cya mic i ably stud dyo,yac
,jjslkiie q spraWy 1--WE. razi6 I ipiinie
ne wojjna poIifie zy ala tami i Dol
|sze aos b.yla u etlale-
Ikiej odleg glosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

licha zywnose Jest poWodem
viielIIkiielgo il'I strajjlku jlk dlwaf.

COOK, Mimi, q istop- -Twier-
dza re 1licha zyWnoscc'' ME
!. !" czerwoni'' agitatorzy spowodo-
wafa obecne Wyiscie Ia. strajk
drwali W obozie 81, W Virginia &
Rainy Lake Lumber Co., st0soW-
Eie do organiaacyi robotnik3W
przy budulcu nalezacych czescia
do stowarzyszenia I. w. w. Robo-
tnicy tWierdza re ilosc miesa o
trzymancgo w obozie zcpsula sic
2 powodu. obecnego cieplcgo po-
wictrza. Robotnicy ola tcgo zde-
eydoWali sic ME pracowac az do
stana lepsze pozyWienie.
Gzfonkowie l.. w. w. nieurze-
downie raportuja ze oswiadczyli
il czionkowie ich otrzymai in
strukcye <ubiegania sic 9 prace W
lasach, trzylnae swa robote i..osz-
czedzac. .pieniadze,. ia kSSeby mogli
jesc spac pc zamknieciu Wszyst
lich, operujacych. kwater. w tel 20
kolicy w sprzyls;zlyln- -styczniu, .gdy
bedzies czyllly sczen.,' Urzednicy
kompanii zaprzeczaja5 .pogloskem
st..lichej zyWnc sci" pogloske pu-
s;cili /. W: w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

INTERWENcYA AllANI0W MOE SAMa PoWs1RzY-
Mac W0JNIs
Taxi jest renor telegramdw nadchodzaeych Belgradu
Dziewezeta stuzebue zalliie', 4! d
rzaja udae IA sic i do bryltty
skiego parlallentll.

LONDYN, 26s listop. Jesse
Stephans sluzebna dziewczyna b
gromada ciemno w4osych oznajmii
y w zamierze swego zawodu
Wejsc do parlamentu na billet ro-
botniczy rs
s tysihje ona zdoby6 siedzenie
podczas rady W lokalnen miasto
czku Bermondsey potem stanac
Jake kandydatka rdo parlamentu.
+. Byla ona zatrudniona jako kl-
charka sIuzebna wlowna kuchar-
ka dozorujaca. Wielkiej pospoitej
.kwaterze W Glass low odzwiierna
W chemicznym magazynie i woz-:
Mica try tonowej lorya. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
~, - l .5s :.
Piwo spllz'eedhaw|el|nol pl'l'e 4 q DIS Us Of
warcie " St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, MO. IS 1istop. Pii i
Wo zaWierajace 2.75 alkoholu
sprzedawane W st. Louis, jako na
sstepstwo wydanego wczoraj przez
sedziego I. G. Pollock tymczaso-
wego pozwolenia, powsscia gnione-
go przez dystryktowego adWoha-
ia Stanow Zjednoczonych ko1els
tora ella wtracajacy sic do fabry
kacyi albo sprzedazy piwa.
Dwanascie browarow byfo GO
towych do rozpoczecia znoW fabry
kowania trunk6w skoro tylko konl
sulaz Kansas City Kas., tenn
zawiadomil itch re sedzia Pollock
pod operatyWnym jak ogloszono..
Spodziewanem jest ze sedzia Pol.
loch dis podpisze srozkaz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
;str = .E.t3 49, 80
0skarz'oQy &. falszerIsIwa dIa' i
bezpartyinych.
ALBERT LEA, MINI. 25 list.

y 4 4 II
ALBERT LEA, MINI. 25 list,
Edward = ]. Frye manazer oglo-
szeniowy Cd gazety Albert Lea r.
xaminer, kt6ra jeszcze ME zaczefa
Wychodzic zostaf dis aresztowa-
ny oskarzony falszerstWo, oskar
.zajace przez obywateli z Ramsey
spowiatu. Rozporzad zenie. na aresz
towanie zosta1o wydane przez.
John'a Wagner, ,szeryfa z Ramsey
powiatu a Free znajduje sic teraz
W tutejszem powiatowem Wiezie-
niu oczekujac ma urzednikoW = ST.
Paul MINI. s5s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
VI Wiedaiu brak wegf.

WIEDEN, % listop. Krytycz-
he pofozenie spowodoWane W TEN
'niescie q powodu nie nadsylania
wegi 2 Czacho Sfawii i z Polslki,
Zaklady- elektryczne zaprzestaly
pracoWac i Wszystkie zaklady
przemyslowe j fabryki pala kore
deboWa azeby kotly utrzymac Gle
pie.
Chyba re. oczekiwane pociagi
x. zbozem nadejda osWiadczono re
porcye chleba i maxi beda mi
zone W przyszEym tygodniu o
funt j pol ma chlebies a piec uncyi
lla mace. Tyrol donosi ze W osmiu
dniach. nie otrzymano zadnego
chleba j racye zostaly znlniejszone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
e. .['T- .sss;ss.Ss. -. y -
'IIzecl przypadlek!' k s!nierci pod
II. 81 sss1sss y y ss.4
Gas sezonu polowanla

- Pc I'd / S=ls r.. S rye .es ~ .s@
POWER, MINI: 25 listop:
Trzeci przypadek podczas sez.onl1u. ol1.t
p6lowania na jelenie W p6lnocnej
Minnesota .wydarzylo sic Wczoraj
p66zzno wieczorem w Mud Lake,
dwie mile cd Tower gdy Jakub
Stelcer 2 Ely, 40 lat starry, umarf
ran gdy jego fuzya upad1a "
ldesz, explodowa}aaa kula weszfa
W udo wyszla ramieniem. Jego
brat przyrodni zani6sf o.,do obo
zu gdzie umarl. PozostaWh zonek.
i.troje dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
Plowa zwierzYna wi E. vi pr;zlelchodzii
rekord.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi N ly.slii- slii:
Wcy W Fergus Falls, * 1t Orgy po-
wrocili lasoW donosza zeI ploWej
zwierzyny ,znai idnje sic " lasach
q wiele. vie eksza lliczba nizs po in1le
lata. Kazdy strzcle lee. kt6ry sic U
dal do borll na pole aaalie przyy'-;
lli6sl ze soba jelenia !. osWiatdIccizyll 'p 'tIci
zle p,oog by sprz yniese dc do
nlu: Wiele vic ksza liczbe gdyby
prawo ma to ze..Walalo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

Z merits on all Six continents. Our most intimate
= domestic problems are tied tightly to this same
price Of wheat Y Z .s5 .ls... ss...s...
e 81 The wages Of American 1aDorers,, the
. rights they enjoy, liberties they may achieve
q and their rate of progress are measured by the
4 hts, liberties and progress Of workers
il Europe, Japan and Australia. Therefore la,
& Dor constantly tighterls the bonds between It's
far-sepa ranks IL have its own league
{ Of peoples anyhow. But it's also working to
7 achieve a unity Of it's government
s= ideas leap the boundary lines scratched
J. upon the earth far easier tllan planes An
pulse that rouses the minds Of peoples in Pc
g trograd; Jenna, London, Paris or YokDhama
q one day, throbs on ether waves Of wireless to
. /. stir. the minds Of millions at their breakfast
. tables the next morning in America.
It is a common place that Id such a. close
e ] II knit world injustice anywhere aggravates
4 and creates injustice every here. Not isola-
. ton i. all the world problems that are ours
& Not by playing the hermit, the miser Of the
crab but uflsel fish, open minded participa4s
tiion all he world ioblems, that are ours
as much any other people S, can we guard
4 and increase our own liberties. 81 sas sz ~
The mi and I. S. Builders, u Journal;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
Amery ykaliska flota "
Spalato Jest gotoWse do
Wyjazdu jak niosa po-.
gfoski rozgfaszane przez
dsAnnunZi0. u.

GENEVA, IS listop. 'Felegra
my otrzymane przez serbskie biu-t
80 W Bernie Belgradzie, ,Zary Spa
lato niosa wrazenie ze tylko pred
zkie wtracenie sic aliantow moze
Wojne W sprawie Adryatyku5
sgdyz podobno i.sa gotowi wal
pliwossc uodobno, So. gutoWi wal
czyc z W1ochami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
.G5rnicy " Dakoeie p,zcstaf
prZY !. pFacY.

MINOT, N. D.. 25 listop. Cor
nicy wegla W Burlington postano
will pozostac przy. piracy i pracu-
jq dla ,operator6w gdyz stan ME
objaf tych kopaln. Gornicy zatru
dnieni przez Dakota Coal Co. dis
nie pracuja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

ss WASHINGTON 25 listop. Ia.
dhlych nowych i1lstrukcyi5 ME wy:
|sss1ano: do wojsl wyzszego admira-s
Ia Andrews W Spalato wzgledem
|postawy jaka on podejmie wprzy
padku wysilkow przez wojska d
Anliu1zia aby roztoczyc kontroZe
rad tcrytoryum Dalmacyi5 Sekre
|tarz Daniels powiedziM dis
Pod selzretarz Frank Il: Polk,
We stanowego departamentu, ma
,cselnik amerykanskiej delegacyi
pokojowej W =Paryau konferowal
Wczorajsw Londynie z wyzszenl ad
1nirafem Knapp, kt6ry utrzymuje
komende mad wszystkieni amery
lsssilskiiefaai silami MAJ. 11arsAimi
Ia Wodach europeiskich, rozWaza
jac polozcnie ma Wschodnich brze-
gac}l Adryatyl1u e;dzie admiral An
drews ma poo >konlerela anery kan
slzie okrety Wyznaczonc do patro-
lowania czesci brzeg6w Dalmacyi
|podlug u,nowy osiagnietej W Parry
"a.
Raporty ze d'Annunzio rozpa-
| f-. = y = -, f.
|tfywal najazd ia Spalato podsta-
We ameryk kanslziej n1arynarki skie.
EEroWaly sic na konferencye do Lo
Endynu, lecz pan Daniels okazal ze
.offiicyalisci Y ten miejscu ME przy
!czynili sic zadna czy noseiia "
|przewidy dyvaniu takiego najazdu.
/ Przypomniono ze obec1tfe. gdy|
sssWlosi regularnie najezdlzali|
port " niieoknp ware streffie .po-|
5miedzy Hnia1ni sFiiumy i II sserbhi,
mi nscy. nal.ynarze ladowali
i skorzy . przeszkbt lzenia HE
sl,ezplec cznego sp0ru. pomledzy tNfo g.
tchami iSerbami. Ia operacya jalS
spoWie dziand Wavttieanczas md.ff;atla lb,syefs1
.jednak ma zadanie komaend danta
Wloskich sill MAJ! narskich patro-I|
lujacych czessc w brzeza prz eegl et,.
b do strzezonej przez Ameryk yka-
how.
Admiral. Andrews posiada flo
te 12 siIaeh lkoo mp letnym per
sonalem sklada ajscym sic 1861
tofiicero5 u q H pry a.ttn ych ! lego ok
ret 2 bandera admiral ka jest kra
W1ilkiem drug giei klasy Calves
ton pomied nflota g znajj jjduje|
sic okret wy ystrzalo lowy sakramen-
TO, osien niszczy 1 dwie low "
Ieze subnar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
0gied v ninaeh dakoekich Wy
fzqdza $4,000 dol. szkody.
Trzysta ludzi Wyrzuc0nych 0d piracy produkcya
daleT zlizona hez rozWiazhllia.a
zamykaniie''; i''; plri'z1'emlil!!yslui y v krajul
trivia dalej.

CHARLESTON, w. VA: 26 Ii,
Gofnicy w kopalniach New River
zostali dis zawiadomieni przez. ro
zmaite kompanie re podwyzszenie
placy dla robotnikow zatrl1dnio-
nych w ccntralnych kopalniach
tedzie zostosowane re takie pod
wyzszenie pfacone bedzie "a TAXI
sam peroyd czasu Jaki ustanowio
ny byf ma innych, polach. Sporne
raporty w New River wydane 70
staly dis przes operatorow i. ma
czelnikow unijnych. Zatrudnieni
raportuja o. polepszeniu} stosun-
k5w lecz reprezentanci unii oswia
dczaja re Is minew New River, "a
t,11dniajace 5000, ludzi So nieza-
t11ldnione. Raporty wskazuja ze
gornicy w Kanawha dis rano nie
powr6cili do piracy.
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WILTON, n. OAK, 26 .listop.>-
Ogien ktory zniszczyi hute u win
dy Mr.. 2 w kopalniach wegla
Washburn wczoraj wieczorem wy
rzadzi} szkody ma $4,000. Office
rzy kompanii oswiadczyli re 800
ludzi zostaio chwilowo wyrzuco-
nych zatrudnienia i ze wydat
nose kompanii bedzie .obcieta na
oko4o 1,5O0 ton dziennie az do cza
su gdy reperacye bed& mog}y bye
zrobiene. -.s'7'-s % 2:'7,
Miny ktore by}y skonfiskowa-
he l. operowane kilka dni p1zez
stan pod dyrel1cya CUB. Frazier
zostaly powr6cone w1ascicielom
W przeszia sobote. ~"
Dzis pred pofudniem zeznano
w glownej kwaterze kompanii re
zadnego powodn 0 ogniu ME osia
gnieto do tego czasu. OsWiadczor
no re raperty strozow.i gorinik6w
stwierdzaja, ,ze, gdy ogien zostal cd
kryty wydobywa}s sic sjlH w y sl5 klilku ! y
.1nieiscach wierzeholku hutY. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
Bandyta zieblie wIocie przez
kral

BUFFALO, N. Y. "a listop =
Boil Carlisle, zbrodniarz potepio:
ny sQdownie, ktory uciekf vic
zienia, udaje sig Ia wsch6d, st6se
wnic do depeszy do EveningNeWs
p Erie, Pa, gdzie mial bye podob-
no wczoraj wieczorem.
7 Carlisle, zwolennik swej ivy
.czajnej halasliwej metody przcz
zgfoszenie sic do ofisu gazety 70
stawif wiadomosc oglaszajaca je-
go przybycie. Zawiadomienie
brzmialo:.
"Do pewnego redaktora Wpad
lem tylko ably dastac cos do jedze
MA. JalS wypadfo poszukiwanic
ia bede ich poszukilvaS tym ra-
zcm. zyczac sam sobie wiele szcze-
scia. -
"Bill. Carlisle.
Dawniejwy bandyta: nr. 2683''
Zawiadonienie znaleMone zos-
talo W S!5rzynce pocztowcj przy
drzwiach do ofisu gazety gdzie go
wlozono pomiedzy $50 i 9ta
godzina w niedziele wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
'allod|!i'iiieiiie 4 bsn! zabfali 10,
90.

McKINNEY, ,Kas., 25 istop.
Guaranty State Bank " Murph-
I.ys, " poWiecie Collin, zostI ebra
boWany wczora;; Wieczorem st6-..
soWnie do Wiad omo Sci dis tu o.
trzymanej
Donosza ze zlodzieje zabrali
$40 600. 15
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

*t''''yVEiarus jest pismenas l.udo-
wen. Broni sprawl interes6w Ro-
dakow ma obczyznle, powiedzcie
o tenn swoim .sasiadonl.