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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-13

1t is dangerous to attempt facetious'
ness of a personal kind in newspaper
unless the attempt is accompanied by
a plan showing front and rear eleva,
tons and full specifications. For e1-
ample, Sheriff Mead and his brothe,
George dropped into this Office few
weeks ago, and the Gazette casually
noted that George Mead was in the
hands of the Sheriff that week. A
young foreigner who had some bust
ness relations with George Mead, saw
the item and came all the way from
Sleepy Eye last week to interview the
Sheriff and find out whether George
had settled with the Sheriff yet! The
Sheriff had lots of fun out of the mis-
take, and the young man went back
to Sleepy Eye Disguised with the I'M
reliability of newspapers.
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WANT WATER.

The matter of water supply is fire.
quently recurring topic here as we'll
as in many ncighboring towns similar
ly situated. We understand that our
village council has the subject under
consideration, and will assume that
anything bearing on the subject will
J 9 IF interest. One plan which at
least has the merit Of feasibility, is the
stanl pipe system, with power fur
nished by powerful windmill. This
plan has been adopted at Napleton,
this state,) at cost of a little more
than $1,000. The tank has capacity
of 1000 barr,l' and is kept full of
water b. windmill. This windmill
has 70 #. wheel and stands upon a
tower 70 feet high. The we'll is a three
inch tubular, l65 feet deep. The
windmill will pump As barrels of water
per hour. A member of the village
council at State Center, Iowa, writes
to one of our citizens that with thir-
teen foot Holiday wheel they raise the
water from eighty to ninety feet, and
that the water supply has been
satisfactory for series of years. Al
Nevada, the same state, the water
supply is secured BY larger wind.
wheel, with tank eighty-three feet
high. The windmill plan appears tc
be worthy of investigation at least.
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WIN Appeal.

Judge Webber fled decisions in
several cases on the docket at the last
term of court in this county, the most
important being the suit against the
Redwood Falls Building and Loan
Association, for taxes claimed to be
due on certain mortgages. The court
rendered decision against the associ-
alton, but an appeal will probably be
taken, the basis of which is chapter 70
of the statutes of 1885, which provides
that
"The monthly installments deposit
ed in building associations and subject
to withdrawal on demand, or on thirty
or sixty days notice as provided in tho
bylaws of such associations, are an
indebtedness which may be deducted
from the value of their stock as pro-
vided in this section. Mortgages Of
said associations, which are represent
ed in their stock and assessed as stock,
shall not be assessed as mortgages
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SCHOOL NOTES.

Alvena Theiring opened school in
district No. 20 on Monday, March Bird.
This term closes her second year in
this district.
Kate Barnes has reopened school
in district No. 10 after short vacation.
District No. has placed 1876 copies
of supplementary reading for the low
or departments. The books are stories
of ''Child, Life" graded for pupils in
the lower departments.
.. District No. q, Shutdown, has placed
dictionary and a reading chart in its
school. The teacher, Title Torstan,
has her hands full looking after GO
pupils.
Teachers don't forget that the regu-
lar session of 1.-THE Teachers Associ-
alton" meets the first Saturday in each
month, at l 80 Pm. Remember, you
are expected to attend. These meet
ings are helpful to the earnest teachers
who desire more light. The last meet
ing it is said by many was the Der t
9pe of the year.
!, Teachers here are some question to
ask your pupils. What is blue grass'
How many pounds Of corn does it take
| to make bushel2 Of wheat7 Is the
standard the same in all statesi What
is meant by subsoiling7 Of our ma
tive trees which are the best timber,
and whyi Which makes the best az
handlesi Shinglesl Ship Masts7
Siding and Flooring7 Which have
the hardest wood7 Most flexible
Most resinousl What states possess
the largest treess
| The steamship Germanic which ar
rived at. New York Feb. 10th, from
Queenstown passed many ice-bergs
Wher re- IS .Queenston' What is an ice
berg s1d how is it formed7
Dist No g., Sherman, is the first
school to catch the American idea Of
tagging the school house. The pu
pills have an opportunity daily of look
ing upon the stars and stripes. Mr.
GHis, the teacher, has IA small flag
placed over the door and windows O
tbs room. ~ E-~s co. sUPT.
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A Circuit Labor Saving Invention.
Among the great number of inven-
tons that have been made and record
ed the past year, none are as great and
We doubt if there be one of scuh real
value and worth to the business wor Id
as the one which we wish to call our
readers attention to. This great in
vention is letter copying book for
copying letters and other important
matters. These books are made by
the Centennial Manuf'g Co.. of
Chicago and New York. This book
copies letters, etc. much better than
the old way, and saves valuable time
and labor, as it does not require press,
brush or water, and after your letter
or other matter, whatever it be, has
boon copied you cannot tell that it has
ever been copied. 1t leaves your letter,
as we'll as the copy in your book, dry,
and does not injure the gloss on your
writing paper, as is not the case with
the press and water, as it always leaves
your letter and copy wet, running the
gloss on writing paper and many times
giving copy you cannot read; as a
rule requiring an expert to take copy
with the press and water, that can be
read. No business house should be
without one of these copying books.
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Bargains In Real Estate.

80 acres in Delhi, three miles from
Redwood Falls. A good house, barn
and grove. About 80 acres ready for
seeding. Price $14O0.
100 acres of land for sale in the
town of Kintire, unimproved, a good
farm for general farming. Has both
hay and upland. About two miles
from Delhi. Price S14W.
No. 2, 16O acres in Sheridan, has a
grove, we'll and a foundation for q
house, has been some broke. $1,000.
J. B. ROBINSON g. Co.
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Gospel meetings at the Quaker
school house, in Paxton, every first
day at half past ton in the morning.
Deacon A. E. Pennington will speak
at the, Mason school house, Friday,
Mar. 2lst, in the evening. Subject;
Young Folks Paradise.
Subject at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning, 'The Happy
Christian" in the evening, "Helps to
Success" 49,. -.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society of the Christian Church
will meet next Sunday evening, Mar
18th, at quarter past six. o'clock in
the Christian Church. Leader, W.. 81
Fish. All young people are invited.
NARY E. CL1PFELL, Sec'y-
The Young Peoples Society o.
Christian Endeavor will meet at The
M. E. Chur.:h next Sunday evening
Mar. 18th at $50 o'clock. Topic, The
joy of bringing others to Christ. Dan
1:3, Luke Is: Ito. Every one is cordi
ally invited to attend. Leader, Nj
Bowers: Myrtle MARCH, Sec.
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SANBORN

San BURN
This is town meeting day atSanborn
and as usual there's lots of filibustering
and lots of Office seekers. There are
perhaps four tickets in the field. The
main fight is over the assessor, justice
and treasurer's Office, the latter being
somewhat of a temptation, as the land
company has paid their back land
taxes, and there will be several thous-
and dollars coming into the treasury
of Charleston.
After the bulletins are all in We will
report. ~. -
There is over 200 feet of water in the
new tubular we'll of E. P. Dotson, and
merB coming. '.-". :.:.
Flowers are blooming out all the
time over here. :.
The Lamberton Leader leads its
editor to our town quite often.
49, / PIONEER.
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Delhi elected the following officers
Tuesday. Supervisors-David Whit
tet, chairman, Robt. Steele and Will
am Anderson; clerk. A. D. Mclean,
treasurer, O. G. Borg; assessor, VIM.
Steele; Justices of the peace, Andrew
Anderson and R. S. Pickett; constable,
George Whittct.
Election of the town of Homer re-
suited as follows. Supervisors-Aug
Seel,eck, chairman, II. F. Clipfell, W
&. Mann; Town Clerk, Chas. Fleisch.
er; Treasurer, E. N. Swan; Assessor
E. Birum; Justices, Chas. Fleischel
and H. Shoemaker; Constables,
Washburn, and A. G.. Tradewen.
Paxton township elected the follow
ing officers Tuesday, most of whom
served last year. Supervisors-W. H
Houck, Chairman, Thos. Dennistoun
and o. A. Masen; town clerk, F. E
Kenney; treasurer, T. L. Hiatt; asses
sor, A. D. Smith; Justices of the peace
E. B. Preston and Willet Greene; con
stable, r. w. Newton.
Redwood Falls township elected tn
following officers on Tuesday: Super
visors-Geo. Pryor, chairman, Charlie
Winn and John Clark; clerk, Howar'
Giffen; treasurer, Clark Shaver; asses
sor, Walter D. Martin; justice, Wm
Bell; constables, Henry Charter an
John Fish.
| Sheriden reelected its officers g
last year, as follows: Supervisors
A. D. Leonard, chairman; F. Meutze
ane E. Dougherty; clerk, T. E. Walton
j. c. johnson, treasurer; T. j. Sloa,
assessor; T. Kirby and Sam1 Whale
Justices of the peace; Jas. Scanla,
A. Merrill, ccnstables.
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THE GREAT RESERVATION.

THE GREAT RESERVATION. -
The direct route to the Great Souix
Indian Reservation is via Pierre, the
Capital of South Dakota, at which
point the Government Land Office is
located. The Chicago g. Northwest
ern Railway Company has designated
Pierre as tourist point, and excur-
sion tickets will be sold good return
ing until Oct. 3lst at very low rates.
For tickets and full information ap-
ply at the ticket Offices Chicago &
Northwestern Railway.
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Thanks Returned.

The widow and family of the late
Henry NJ. Hill can testify to great
kindness on the part of neighbors and
friends during their trial, and desire to
publicly return thanks for the same.
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REDWOOD COUNTY NEWS.
Gathered by Gazette Correspondents In We
rious Towns.
NEW AVON

Mrs. Haupti is among the GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. John Woolverton is able to be
around after severe combat with the
grip.
!. The singing school of Thursday eve
of last week was poorly attended ow-
ing to cold weather.
The auction sale of S. w. Hubbard
was held on Wednesday of last week
as advertised. A fair price was obtain
ed for all machinery stock, etc.
=. -: REPoRTER.
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A faded or gray beard may be COL
ored a beautiful and natural brown or
black, at will, by using Buckingham
Dye for the Whiskers.
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North REDWOOD.


Fine election weather.
Mr.. Winters has returned to see old
trends so, do not worry.
Mrs. Wheeler of Minneapolis, is Wis
iting friends in this place.
The w. CT. U. met at Mrs. Honner's
this afternoon. The next meeting will
be at the residence of Mrs. A. J. And
erson.
Miss Emma Hammer wishes to an
nounce through the columns of your pa
der, that there will be an entertainment
at the school-house at this place, for
the benifit of the Band of Hope, next
Thursday, March Goth, at 7:3O o'clock,
all are .corially invited.
Wild Geese have made their appear
ance, indicating that spring is not far
off, and farmers will soon commence
seeding. CLAY PIPE.
Anybody, not possessed Of cold
this week, is not keeping up with the
times. Over one half of the town child
rem are sick with coughs, colds, or few
ers, and unable to attend school.
A magic lantern show is to be at the
village school-house this (Monday)
evening. Everybody and his darling
is expected to attend. -.
Several car-loadso, catt;s~ .-:are shipped
from this place last week.
Henry Graham has rushed the work
on his new store lately and now has it
nearly completed.
p Jas. Eckstein, G.. NJ. w., was wei
visitor at the Morgan Lodge A. O. U.
W., last Wednesday evening. His
stay though short, was we'll improved
in~giving advice and instruction to the
brethren in the service of tho order,
and his visit left a lasting impression
on all present.
The most successful lecturer this
town has seen for some time, delivered
his orations from his wagon box to the
crowd on the sidewalk last Friday and
Saturday. The themes of discourse
combs, pencils, jacknives, etc. His
persuasive eloquence, and inimitable
wit ightend every pocket-book, as we'll
as every heart. Coz.
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Cottsgs Organs direct from the
mandatory at surprisingly low prices
for cash, or favorable terms in regular
payments. j. p. Cooper, at King Bros,
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ORGANS & SEWING MACHINES
On easy monthly payments. Call
on J. P. Cooper, at King Bros. store.
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Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness
Nervousness, Spasms, Sleeplessness,
cured by DR.. Niles Nervine. Samples
free at H. M. Hitchcock & Co.'S.
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}ss. Special term,
COUNTY or REDWOOD March 18th, leoo.
In the matter OF the estate Of Myron H. Alien,
deceased,
Whereas, certain writings purporting to be
duly authentic ated copies Of the Last Will
and Testament of Nyron H. Allen late OF Cal
umet Co.. Wisconsin, deceased, and the prt -
the county OF Calumet, and state of wiscOn-
sin, have been delivered to this court;
And whereas, CathariDe Wiltshire, Of San
BernardiDo, California. has fled Herewith
her petition. representing among other things
that said MyrOn n. Allen lately died In said
county Of Calumet. Wisconsin. tcstate, pos
sessed of certain real estate, situated in said
county of Redwood, Minnesota, end that said
petitioner IL one of the legatees in the will Of
said Myron H.Allen, and praying that the said
instrument may be admitted to probate. and
ed be to William Smith, of Redwood County,
Mimi, iesued thereon:
, It IA ordered, that the proofs OF said tnstru-
ment. and the said petition, be heard before
this court, at the probate ofice in said county,
on Saturday the 9Th day Of April. A. ID. 1870,
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, when all per
sons interested may appear for or contest the
probate Of said Instrument:
| And Il IL further ordered, that notice OF the
| time and place of said hearing be given 20 all
persons interested by publishing this order
prior to said day Of hearing, In the Redwood
Gazette. weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Redwood Falls IN said county.
/ Dated ct Redwood Falls, MIMI, the nth day
| OF. March. A. b 1850 ~ the Court,
! Ed. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
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Wanted,

At Mrs. H. D. Brooke's a few board
ers by the day orweek.
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PHYSICIANS.

W u. Finn, NJ. D.,
" . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ass United States Examining Surgeon o.
TENSIONS.
Redwood Faus, MINI
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Redwood Gazette,

q so per Year, In Advance.
Published every Thursday, and entered at
Rcdwood Falls p D. as seecnd-class matter.
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u p. GIBSON, NJ. D.
=. PHYSICIAN AND SURG ON.

once Mt his residence. corner Of Fourth and
MIN streets Calls promptly answered,
day or might.
kAowoon FAILS, MINNESOTA.
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fEERiEsS DIES AZ kss !! Is $3.50. ssss;
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Once over Poch's Drug store. Residence
corner Fourth and Minnesota streets. Olnce
hours = to IL A. NJ, t0oP.M.
REDWOOD FALLS. MINE
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~lBO Lbs. Of BAGGAGE Checked FREE.
Fare always a. Low the Lowest. For Time
Tables, Through Tickets. ETC., call upon the
nearest Ticket Agent, or write to
c. NJ. PRATT.
Acts GenI Tkt. 4 Pass, Agt. Minneapolis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
Swiadek zeznaje dalej, re Cd

Swiadek zeznaje dalej, re Cd
prowadza} ludzi do Oswiecimia z
odezwa pisemna urzedu cfowego.
Zdaniem swiadka, by}a to szykana
popelniona ma wychodzoach re stro-
ny Iwan'ckiego "a to, re ME chcie-
Ii kupowa6 kart II Herza.
Swiadek NJ i C h n o W C z
Micha} ~zeznaje, IL gdy roku
1884 jecha} do Ameryki, zap}aci} w
O%swiecimie "a billet kolejowy do
Hamburga u kasyera Zapotha 10
czy 20 zfr., pomimo re billet ow
kosztowaf IL zlr.
Podobne okolicznosci zezna-
wall swladkowie Swierszcz i Kwo.
ka.
Swiadkowie X leinblat t
i Lac m a ME staneli do
rozprawy z powodu choroby.. Zezna-
MA ]cn OucZylaLo.
Kleinblat, agent firmly speedy
cyjnej Msndelsohn, stwierdza, IL
frma ia mia}a sobie powierzone
zastepstwo p6fnocno-niemieckiego
Lloyda. Ze wzgledu Jednak, IL ma
10 dok4adala re swej strony sta
rah- by interes rozszerzyc,- dy-
rekcya Lloyda starac sic pocze}a o
zdolnych subagent6w. w roku
1887 otrzyma} te s%ubagenture Twill
ling i ~otworzy} jq W dniu 8 maja
1888 +. Agencya hamburska dok}a-
da}a nlema}o starah:s i rozlicznych
uzywa podstepnych srodkow, ably
usunac te subagencya bremehska.
Landau o6arowa} "a to swiadkowi
500 z}r.,a ola firmly 1000 zh., a
n%astepnie 5000 z}r.,
Tomlcki Robert kucharz cd
Neumanna, zeznaje, IL widzia} jak
sic naganiacze bill, jak Wasserberg
wrzeszczai, re wv Bremie okrety
d%ziurawe", jak Band ok4ada} CRU
bym kijem wychodzc6w zupe}nie
bez powodu. S}ysza} tez jak kobie-
ia jakas mdwi}a do Landerara:
,,Czekaj, dusza twoja bedzie W
ogniu piekielnym gorzec. Klaus
ner zalif sic pred swiadklem, re
Lowenberg "a darmo blerze pienia-
DE, a %pozwala, re sic naganiacze
bija i take okropne skandale Wy
prawiajq. Dalsze zeznania swiad-
kow ME predstawiaja nowych
szczeg6f6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
Galfcya.

" Galacyi W okolicach podta-
trzanskich z powodu ogromnych
snieg6w ciSuie sig zwierzyna "a
pozywieniem pod strzechy obej-
scla wieiskie. kowia ja tam ma
druty lub strzelaja W taklej licz :
be, re zaiace W Sandeckiem ku-
powac MONA pc 80 cent6w sztuke.
Syn hr. Ayreda PotocAiego,
Jozef, wyruszy1 W towarzystwie
dr. szczuckiego z Warszawy W po-
droz Pc Arabii i Egipcie. Celem
podrozy jest nabycie oryglnalnych
arabskich ogierow ola stad-
nlny w Antoninle. Hr. Potockl po-
wraca z drogi PREY komcu maia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
SZlaSk.

" hopalni rodzlonkowskiej W
tarnowskim powlecle ma Gornym
Slazku wypowiedziano Z poczat-
klein roku b~iezacego prace SO g6r-
nixon, ktorzy byll austryackimi
poddanymi i wydalono lch "a
granice. Pozostali towarzysze biada-
ja bardzo mad tenn surowem po-
stepowaniem dyrekcyi kopalh,
zw}aszcza, re skutkiem tego ola
braku sill odpowiednich do piracy
w}asnie starszych g6rnik6w - t.
wv. hajer6w, (kt6rzy kilofem We
giel wyrsbuja) spychaja ma mniej
donosne stanowisko szleperow
(ciagaczy robotnikow toczacych do
szybu wozy z %wybranym weglem).
Petycya stowarzyszenia robotnikow
gornoslazkich o wydalenie z kraju
rosyjsko-polskich i galicyiskich
poddanych, o kt6rej niedawno
wspominalismy, odnosi wiec, jak
widzimy, nadzwyczaj pred
ko skutek, chot ME dzieje sic to
ZaWsZe 2 kOrZyScl2 mleJScOWYCn
sill robotniczych.
Le$nica. Wielebny ks. kanonik
dr.. Franz z Wroc}awia nades}a} W
tych dnlach ma rece tutejszego adj
m'nlstratora ks. Checinskiego 100
marek, przeznaczajac takowe ma
sprawienie obuwia biednym, pc
trzebujacym dzleciom tutajszej
parafi, kt6re w tym roku maja
chodzic ma nauke do pierwszej
spowiedzi i kumunii sw.
Raciborska Ku:nia. Donosze
czytelnikom: zesmy postradali W
W naszej wiosce bardo uczclwego
cz}owieka. t. J. oberzyste w. G}o-
gowskiego. Pc kr6tkiej chorobie
umar} nagle i niespodziewanie.
Zmarty by} czlowiekiem }agodnym:
nikomu W droge ME wchodzif. l
ola tego mia} wielu %przyjac'6}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13

W;adomoSci ko$cielnc.X .Mlndak
re Zbaszyna otrzyma} prezente ma
probostwo W Parzynowle. w jego
m1e]sce do Zbaszyna przezraczono
ma pierwszego m~ansyonarza X. wi.
karyusza Kulaszewskiego z VIE
lichowa. X, Sadzihski, admins
traitor z Parzynowa otrzyma} pro-
bostwo W W~itaszycach.
" Borku utona} W studni maj
ster ceglarski Dolatowski, zatru-
dniony W cegielni budowniczego
Zuskego.
Il Gostynia. w tych dniach
otwiera w miescle naszem Kodak
nasz pan Sztukowski Sk}ad b}awa-
tow i b,elizny.
Rznmi. Pan Kajetan W}ady-
shaw Rzepeck1, ojciec profesora,
obchodzi@ 3-go I. III. plekny dzieh
urodzin, DO wszed} W 81 rok ~
cia. Odbleraf powinszowania cd
szesclorga dzieci i 10 wnuk6w. P.
kajetan Rzepecki rodzi} sic we
Lwowie dnia 3go stycznia 1900
roku; byf 10 lat W s}uzbie wojs
kowej austryackiej pod pulkowni-
klein Hajnauem.
Pod Kepnem IA polowaniu II
hr. S., dnia IS b. m. utracll zy-
Gle lesniczy skutkicm szczegolnie]-
szego przypadku. Sam dzledzic hr.
S. idac PREY rozchodzeniu sic ma
stanowiska, poslizgna} sic ma 10.
die i upad} ma wznak. Pas strzel-
by, nowy, pek} mu ma ramieniu, a
re strzelby ktdra sic row stoczy-
Ia, pad} strzaf i ugodzi1 lesnicze-
go W udo. G}6wnej artyleryi krwio.
nosnej ME podobna by4o ma razie
zawiazac l 6w nieszczeSllwy mimo
spieszna pomoc leksrska, lyle krwi
u%traci}, re W dwle godziuy umarI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
,,Wiarusa:''

ARDOCH, D.. 7. F. Galewski.
APPLETON MINI Ian Jezewski
Berlin WIS. S. T.. Chojnacki
BALIlMORE D.FrZiarnowski 7Is S. BondS,r.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
B9T Ale NY IctJ Jan Goryea 50 Townsend Str.
~Mich.-Andrej Wysocki.
+. Szaf,rczyk 71o-I7 Str
Jan Lesnau Cor. IS < Buhanan Str
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki.
GlLLMANN, BENTON CO.. NC. Waw1zyniec
Wisniewski.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1877 Wa
%shington Str.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
INTO, D; I; Jul. Wirkus, Teodor Wysocki.
WIS. JanF. Berka Humboldt A.v. 8o1
Morris RUN. Wojciech LUX
MT CARMEL Jan Bazylak
MANiSIEE Mich.-Jan Guzio.ek (kino) Filler City
NEW WAVERLY. Ten. Hildebrandt
PONIATOWSKI WIS. Tozef Blaszka
Franciszek Cimochowski Jan Wit
Marshall Co, MINI. Jan Gratzek
OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WILING. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
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