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The herald., 1893-11-20
FEW WHEELS TURNING.
THE LEHIGH VALLEY STRIKE
FAIRLY ON.
None but Passenger Trains Running.
Nearly all the Employees Out.
Strikers Attack Trains at
Mauch Chunk.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 10.-Passenger
trains arrived and departed on the
Lehigh Valley road today 'aH usual, but
freights were tied up by the strike. In
Buffalo there ere about 800 employees
that number are out. Al Ssiyre t6Se.
officials of the road admit that fully
half the men are out. They include
brakemen and firemen principally, and
few engineers and conductors. All
the brakemen on the northern division
went out against their will, but in &C.
cordance with the majority vote which
ordered the strike, because ofgrievauces
on the eastern division. which the Le.
high officials ignored.
1t is learned tonight that the enpin.
GERS and operators were ordered ont
first, and that the strike is now only in
it's infancy. If the ordering out of the
two classes of employees named is not
sufficient to tie up the road, the others
will be called out. 1t is predicted that
by Monday not wheel will be- turned
on the Lehigh between Buffalo and
Philadelphia.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 19.-The Le-
high officials say only two operators on
the Rochester division went out. T.W.
Prentice. deputy grand chief of the or
der of Railroad Telegraphers of New
York, said in an interview tonight
Every operator. except 10, ia out be.
tween Sayre and Buffalo on the North
ern division. These 10 are agents who
are under bonds and cannot 20 out nm
less they forfeit their bonds. All the
members of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers and Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen went out at $3.50
pm. Nothing but United States mail
can be transported. There are l25 oper.
ators out on the Northern division"
Trains stopped on the Rochester di-
vision today. The train crews say they
know nothing of the strike.
EAsToN, Pa, Nov. 10 The EMPLOYEES
of the Lehigh Valley to the number Of
400 held an enthusiastic meeting todav
and indorsed the action OF the commit
tee ordering a strike.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa. Nov. 19.--The
Beaver branch coal train was held up by
strikers at East Mauch Chunk last
night. The train was boarded by three
or four men. who applied the brakes and
pulled the link pins. They then stoned
the members of the crew. About the
same hour livestock train, which was
pulling out of Packerton for Easton, was
also held up in the same manner in the
lower end of the Packerton yard.
The herald., 1893-11-20
THE NEW rARIFF BILE.
1t VIII Be Given to the Public by tn
End of tho Week.

1t Will Be Given to tho Public by the
Eud of tho Week.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Tbe ways and
means committee hopes to complete the
new tariff bill and give it to the public
about the close of the present week. At
a general conference of the Democratic
members tomorrow the discussion will
be resumed as to the policy of adopting
an income tax. AS to the imported
articles to be added TO the free list there
is no longer any question. They en-
brace wool, lumber, iron ore, coal, salt.
cotton bagging, binding twine, rice and
many other commodities Of lees i'm
portance. The present bounty on sugar
will be repealed, but it is possible the
committee may decide to impose a
slight import duty in order to satisfy
the sugarcane men of the south and the
beet raisers of the west. The highest
duty thus far discussed is / cent per
pound, and the opinion of most OF the
committee seems divided between half
cent pound and admitting it en-
tirely free.
The herald., 1893-11-20
The Genial Colonel Called to
Account.
Alleged Mismanagement of the
Stearns Ranches.
The Investigating Committee Ready
to Report.
Two of the Inquisitors Find an Alleged
Shortage OF $16O.O0O, While the
Third Exonorates Agent
Northam.

By the Associated Press
SAN Francisco, Nov. 19.-The Chron-
icle says the directors of the Stearns
Ranches company, who for several
months have been engaged in looking
into the manner in which Robert j..
Northam managed the affairs OF the
concern, have completed their labora
and in day or two will submit their
conclusions to all concerned. As the
result OF the investigation two reports
have been drawn up, and they differ as
widely in their contents as they possibly
can. The committee having in charge
the investigation consists of Barclay
Henley, E. w. McGraw and G. d. Pol
hemue. Henley and Polhemus will
submit majority report which will
deal very harshly with Colonel
Northam. 1t will charge him
with having conducted business and
transacted real estate deals on behalf OF
his EMPLOYERS without informing them
OF what had been done, and of having
received money which should rightly
have been turned over to the company,
but of which no account was rendered.
The amount involved, according to this
report, is placed somewhere in the
neighborhood of $3.50, ZOO. The minority
report, which E. w. McGraw will father,
ie in the form of an exoneration of
Northam, and will say his agreement
with the Stearns Ranches company
justifies everything he may have done.
The majority report concludes with
several concentrations ae to how the
business of the Stearns Ranches company
ehculd be conducted in the future, and
page or two relative to Agent Northam.
1t was not recommended that criminal
action against the agent be commenced,
but in it will be found the suggestion
that his services might be dispensed
with, and that ii the board of directors
as whole, believe, as do the directors
whose names are attached to the ma
jority report, that Northam has in hii
f5nea co the Ssgarns Rascfsys 7-r.syrnr
an effort will be Immediately made tt
compel him to turn the same over to the
treasurer.
The herald., 1893-11-20
BLOUNr's REPORT.
An Important. state Document Given to
tho Public.

| An Important State Document Given to
tho Public.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-The Herald
this morning prints under Washington
date what purports to be large portion
OF the report OF Commissioner Blount.
1t sums up as follows:
! Commissioner Blount's report will
show that Minister Stevens landed
troops from the Boston long before there
was any valid excuse for their presence
on Hawaiian coil, and declined to re-
move them when requested 10 do so by
the government and informed that the
authorities were willing and able to
preserve order and protect American
interests; that the troops were sta
toned across the street from the govern
ment building in which Minister Stevens
knew the revoluJionists were about to
read their proclamation, and the revo-
lutlonis.s' committee relied upon the
American troops to protect them in the
act OF rebellion that Stevens recognized
the provisional government according to
q preconceived programme before that
government had obtained possession OF
the department and military power at
Honolulu, and the military power sur
rendered as the queen surrendered, only
through the awe OF the superior force of
the United States.
Commissioner Blount did his work with
great thoroughness. During the five or
six months OF his stay in Honolulu he
worked with the single purpose to ascer.
tain the truth. He secured statements
from members OF the cabinet of the de-
posed queen from members OF the COM
mittee of safety which brought about
the revolution from officers OF the Bos-
ton and from other persons, including
the queen herself Some of these per-
sons were examined by Blourt, stenog-
rapher being present.
In one of bis reports to the state de-
partment Commissioner Blount said: i
send you written statement from r.
Wundenburg. who says his information
was derived from being personally pres-
ent at all the conferences OF the COM
mittee of safety and utterances based on
his personal knowledge. He appears to
be an intelligent man. He says be acted
with the committee in good faith till the
American flag was hoisted and then he
ceased communication with them. He
at this time april 26th)is deputy clerk
of the supreme court.
The statement OF Wundenburg :. as
The herald., 1893-11-20
THE LOST HUNTERS.
Young CarlIn and Party not Yet Rescued
by the Soldiers.

by the Soldiers.
MIssoULA, Mont, Nov. 19.-Lieuten-
ant Martin OF Vancouver and Guide
Wright have just returned to Lolo from
futile attempt to cross the North fork
of Lolo creek into the Clearwater
country. where it is supposed that Will
Carlin, son of General Carlin, ana party
OF friends are unable to get out. Lieu
tenant Martin .and Guide Wright are
in consultation today with Captain
Andrews, who is in charge of the rescu-
ing party at Lolo springs, 30 miles from
here, and it has been about concluded
that another attempt will be made to
enter the Clearwater country by way OF
the Middle fork, where Guide Wright
thinks the lost party is almost certain
to be found. The rescuing party are
now in possession of complete signal
apparatus and are almost sure to find
the lost party if possible.
The herald., 1893-11-20
His Name Is Doe.

New YORK, Nov. ia dispatch to
local paper from Washington says: Sec
retary of War Lamont will have an as
sistant secretary by the middle OF next
month. He has accepted the resigna-
tion OF Assistant Secretary Grant, ten
dered at the time of the presidents in
auguration, to take effect December
10Th. General Joseph b. Doe of James
willie, Wis, adjutant-general OF the Wis
consin National guard, will occupy the
place on that day.
The herald., 1893-11-20
SPANISH ELECTIONS.
A Hot Campaign Results In a Monarc
tsJ Triumph.

A Hot Campaign ResuIts In u Monarch
tst Triumph.
MADRID, Nov. 19.-rhe municipal
elections here haye resulted in the re-
turn of 10 monarchiets and republic
cans. The government has also been
successful in the provinces. The polit-
ical campaign in this city has been
unusually active. This was especially
the case with the monarchists. The
aristocracy who hitherto evinced in
difference TO political contests, were
early voters today. The monarchists
gained three seats.
The herald., 1893-11-20
KILLED OVER POKER.

The County Assessor at Visalla Killed
by n Los Angeles Man.
VrsALIA, CAL, Nov. 19-County As.
SCISSOR Frank Coffee, who was hit on the
head in Lovern's saloon yesterday, in a
fight over poker game, died this after.
noon. He never regained conscious
ness. His assailant, Lockhart, is under
arrest. His parents live in Los Angeles
Coffee leaves widow and three chill.
dran
The herald., 1893-11-20
CLEAR AS THE SUN.
a Royalist Utterance on the Hawaiian
Situation.

n 1so3 H1fs1 OtIbTHhC0 On tn0 HAWAfIAn
Situation.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-The Homo
lulu Bulletin, leading Royalist paper
OF Honolulu, says editorially November
10th "There is one thing as clear as the
sun in the present situation the United
States distinctly repudiates the pre-
tended right of the provisional govern
ment OF the Hawaiian islands to offer
this country to the United States. AS
the bargain thus declared off was the
sole declared notice OF the provisional
governments coming into being, it is
now in order for that irresponsible body
to show cause why 1t should not dissolve
and allow the constitutional government
OF the country to resume its sway"
The herald., 1893-11-20
THE oKAJAMA FLOOD.

Great Loss Of Life and Destruction of
Property In Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19.-Further par
ticulsrs of the recent food in Okajama,
received from Japan by the steamer Bel
gic, show 644 deaths from drowning,
444 wounded, 3207 houses washed away,
6842 houses nearly or quite destroyed,
AZ, ,429 buildings partly wrecked, and
1913 acres of land more or less injured.
The survivors are in great distress.
The herald., 1893-11-20
An Overdose of nrorphtne.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 19.-Mrs. Helen
Wagner, the divorced wife of Henry
Wagner, well.known physician, died
this morning from morphine poisoning.
The woman was great sufferer from
hip disease, and her friends claim she
accidentally took an overdose of the
drug to relieve pain.
The herald., 1893-11-20
THE BIG RAFT.
Some Hope Remains for Saving at Least
Part OF It.

Part OF 1t.
MARsHFIELD, Ore, Nov. 19.-Advices
received today from the big raft which
went aground yesterday, are that Cap
tain Roberts of the tug Ranger was COM
PEELED to cut the hawser with which he
wae holding on to the raft. There is yet
hope of saving the raft, and Captain
Roberts will make another attempt in
the morning. The raft lies on the north
side of the jetty, of which about 500 feet
are torn away. At the after end OF the
raft about 200 piles are out and about %
at the forward end. A number OF chains
are loose on both ends.
The herald., 1893-11-20
A Shocking Death.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 10. - Joseph
Dent, an inmate of the aims house, met
shocking death today. In climbing
over fence he caught his foot between
two gate posts and fell forward. In this
position he hung, head downward, until
desth resulted.
The herald., 1893-11-20
A Fire Disasfar

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. 19.-The
Western Warehouse and Storage com
pany's large four-story warehouse
burned last night. Firemen Mat Clark
son, John Burke and Walter Eyler we're
buried under falling walls and sus tanned
serious, if not fatal, injuries. The loss
is estimated at $500 900.
The herald., 1893-11-20
BowelI Homeward Roupd.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Nov. 19.-Canadian
Minister Bowel, who visited Australia
with the object to improve the COM
mercial relations between Canada and
Australia, sailed on the steamer Arawa
today.
The herald., 1893-11-20

A line of fine cut glass bottles and
manicure sets just received at Little
boys pharmacy. Call and see lhem,
I'll South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-11-20
Gave Himself I'm.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 19.-Fred Mar
vim, ex-cashier of the Third National
bank, who is wanted for embezzlement,
gave himeelf up yesterday. He was re-.
leased in bonds OF $4,000.
The herald., 1893-11-20
Conn band instruments. Agency at
cor. Spring and Franklin sts.

Stop that cough By using DR.. st.
Johns cough syrup. We refund your
money if il fssis. to cure. For sale by
OF & Vaughn, corner Fourth and
Spring sts.
The herald., 1893-11-20

Fine work and stylish shapes. Take
felt and straw hats to Thurs.on's straw
works, 264 S. Main st., opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-11-20

All desiring correct fit and first class
work in merchant tailoring call on II
A. Getz, 112 w. Third st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

IAZISKA. Siodtak pewien
tuztad, uazwlskiem Kucharski,
nadepnat bosa noga ma oset.
Kolce, ktore mu przytem W
noge wesslY, probowaf wy
dostaG Ia pomoca szpilki, ale
nadaremno. Kr6tko potem
nahrzmla1a mu noga, pc kllku
.dulach okazafo sic zatrucie
krwi i to pozbawlto 60 &ycia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Ma trwaia 'wieczna pamlatke sfa-
wy narodowei!
Nv z. II
Wodz0w Polskich.

-Wydawn'ctwo z%eszytowe. -
Obejmuje portrety wszystklch
wodz6w polskich, Cd naidawnlej.
szych czas6w az do 1868 roku.
Portrety wykonane ma pleknym,
grubym papierze - NIGGA stanowlc
wlelki album, hub bye oprawlonc
W ramki ma sciane. Pod kszdym
portretem zamieszcza sic dok}adna
l tresciwa notatka historYczna o
kazdym wodzu. Cafe wydawnlctwo
podzlelone Jest ma serge. Plerwsza
sery obeJmu]e II zeszytow, a kaA-
dy zeszyt 8 portretow. Zeszyty,
poczynajac cd kwietnia br. wycho.
die beda co mlesiac Pc, ukoncze.
niu %pierwszej seryi natychmiast
zacznie wychodzic druga serya i
tax daley, az do zupe}nego u.
kohczenla. Ma plerwsza serve ogla-
SEA sic prenumerate, kt6ra wynosi
wraz z przesy}ka, ma u zeszytow,
3 dolary, ma 6 ~zeszyt6w 2 dolary:
ma 3 zeszYtv l dollar. Wszyscy
prenumertorowie czasoplsma lllu-
strowanego ,,Goniec i Iskra"
wychodzacegc trey razy m%lesiecznle
cd lat 16 stu we Lwowie, posia-
daJacego tresc obfita i wlelce
urozmaicona, otrzvmuja,, Wizerunki
wodz6w poIsklchS "a po4owe ceny
prenumeracvjnej wyzei o~znaczonei,
Prenumerata ,,Gonca i Iskrv'' z
przesy4ka wynos, rocznie 4 dol,
%po}roczme 3 dolarv, kwartalnie l
dollar. Ia piekne, dok1adEc 2
najwieksza starannoscla wylonanie
portretow pore2za i
przyimuje ma s,ebie odpowledzla-
lnosc wobcc ogofu poIskiego.
WizerunkiW odzow Pol. beda ozdo-
ba kazdego domu polsk!ego i trwata
a zywa pamlatka naszych rycersklch
dziei6w, posaieceh, chwaly narodo-
weJ l zas}ug cywillzacyjnych. Pre-.
numerowac mona W kazdei chwili,
uprasza sic Jednak o wczesne nade.
slanle prcnumeraty. Z~eszyt6w ma
okaz ME posy4a sic nlkomu. Pre-.
numerate tax ma samo wydawn1ct-
wo Wlzerunk6w w6dzow polskich,
jak z przenumerata ,,Gonca
Iskry," pod}ug wyze] oznaczonych
cen, nadse}aG nalezy naJdogodme]
doloraml papierowvml w llstach
ACKNOWLEDGMENT lub przekazam1
p%ocztowymi pod adresem:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
lie qodgin sqpiaG nalelu? Oto

lie godsin sqpiat male5y? Otto
pytanie zadawane cd wicklow, a
ma kt6re ME odpowledzlano tratnie.
Rzymlanle mawlall, II godzln
snu w%ystarcza zarowno ola MO
dziehca, jak i ola starca. Mara ia
jednakze mic jest t~rafna, zalezy to
bowiem zupetnle Cd usposoblenla
ducha i cd %podstawv cia4a, zdro.
via wszelkich wpfyw6w zewne-
trznych, oraz nawyknleh, Ludzie
os}ableni nerwowo potrzebuja d}uz-
szego snu, n1z CT, kt6rych nerwy
ga slime W Londynie bawi obec-
ME 72l. Amerykaniny zapyta :
ny oglosi} W plsmach, ze czer'
stwosc c,a}a zawdzlecza temu ma
wyknienlu, IL codzlennle najmniej
10 godzln zuzywai ma SEN. Ludzie
pracujacy g}owa w'eksza maja po-
trzebe d}ugiego snu, nl& CT, ktorzy
reka i cia}em pracula.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

LUBLlNIEC. z dniem |
Mala bedzle przystanek Ko-
chanowice ma linii kolelowej
Lublinlec Herby powiekszony.
Dotad Satrzymywaf sic poclag
W TEN mle)scu tylko ola
wsiadanis osob podr6Anych,
po2niej bedzie przystanek
ten takze otwarty ola ruchu
towarowegv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
SZLASK

BOGUClCE. invalid gor-
.niczy Kozubek, ktoremu W
tych dniach umarIa iona, tax
sic jej smlercia 2martw'f, u
skutkiem tego zmysly postra.
dat. Latajac 20 wsi, zaczep'ai
i bill wszystkie osoby, ktore
mu droge zachodziiy, potem
yskoczyi do przekopu woda,
aby sic " uiej kapac. Prey tenn
xastnis so poi!cya i wydoby}a
z 1imne) kapleli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
ROM

Ksedy kwit jest potrzebnym
Zmar4y nledawno senator Renod,
gdy pc a pierwszy przyby} Jako
senator re stron %rodzinnych do
Paryza, zapiacl} ma caly miesiac
$50 frankow hotellscie naprz6d "a
pomieszkan,e. Wfasciclel hotelu
pYta: ,,Czy zadasz pan kwitu?"
,,Nle, DO Bog by4 swladkiem
tel zapIaty''. : A czy w,erzysz
pan W Boga?" pyta ow hotelista.
= MA sic rozumiet, a pan CIV
wlerz1sz?" ,,Ja, NE wierze!!t'
odpowiada hotelista. = w
taHlm razic prosze o kwlt", zawo-
}af Renod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

A ZABRZE. Pfzy
bawienlu sic wpadl W ostatnia
Sobote 9-letni synek stolarza
P. Nlewiedzioia ze Starego
Zabrza do %zbiornika, W kt0rym
byIs goraca woda, i tax sic
pnparzyl, IL sm'erc nlezw!ocz.
ME nastaplla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Z Argentyny, psnstwa Pc

Z Argentyny, pahstwa Po-
}udnlowej Ameryce, dochodzi pros
ba oko}o 3 tysiecy tamze zamnesz-
ka}ych Polak6w, ably kt6ry 2
duchownych zechcla} przybvc do
nlch lobjac duszpasterstwo. JesIlby
kt6rv 2 duchownych chc,ai sic
podjat tego obowiazku Kapiahskie-
so, niechajby zg}os1} SIC wprost
do ks'ec,a blskupa Caglicro, wjka-
ryusza apostoIsklego, komisarza
Xxx. S~alezyandw W Amervce, pre-
bywaj acego obecnle W Turynle
ETorino via Cottobergo 32] Ma
przyszfy micsiqc a \, Biskup
do Ameryki;' mdg}Dy ten duszpa-
sterz 2 MN sic wybrac W ]roge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
W pod Ole

W WYSOKIEJ pod OIes.
mem rozpoczel: sic mlsya W
Sobote l I'm. wleczorem !
trwaia al do Nledziell 9 I'm,
a odprawiali ia wielebni 90.
Franciszkanie. Ponlewaa kos.
ci6t s1czuply, pr2eto dobre
powietrze, jake W tych
dniach by)o, przyczvnlfo sic
do licznego udz'aln wiernych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

powraca do dyecezyl chclm,hskiej,
ably objaG duszpasterstwo W parail u.
- Me c%lerpiell so robotnlcy ro!scY
Westfalii, DO "a nadte lgnat do
Niemc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

Wyprara ma polowanie ma
niedzwiedzie Hwy. We Wlednlu
l5-letni uczen rzeznicki Jozcf
Ackerl stawaf pred sadem karnym
ohwlniony o kradz1ez i . namowe
towarzyszy do k~radziezy. Towarzy.
sly tel szajkl ole oskarzono, gdyz
rodzice I'M prAebacz7ll. Scdzja pyta
okarzonego, co on Karpatach
cheat poczaG, do kt6rych sic. lax
powladaf, wybieral. Ackerl odpo-
wiada, re chcla1 tam zapoIoNaG
ma nledzwledzle. lapY lch Jako
smaczne pozywne gotowat, a
sk6ry sprzedawac, by 2 Mich uzy-
skac fundusz ma dalsza wyprawo
do Afrykl, gdzle ma Ivy miell
zapolowat, a poten krai dzlki
badac, jak to inni czynra 0 czem
du&o sic pc gazetach plsze. Rewol.
wer ma niedzwledzle juz sobie
kupl}, a towarzyszom zalecai, ably
sic starall wszelkleml sposobami
naby6 pieniedzy, by wyprawy te
do skutku doprowadziG. Mtodego
wlnowajce skazano ma tydzleh we
zlenia I postem. Tym sposobem
wyprawa jego niezawodn,e o ty-
dzlen sic przewlecze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
" drukarstvae 2 powodu "

" drukarstwGe z powodu Wy
nalazku rozpuszczania drzewa, Jak
metall, zanosi SIG ma przewrot.
Francuz1, i~nzynier Blzonard l
drukarz Leonard maia z~aprowadzic
nowy rodzaj czclonek drukarskich.
Prey pewnych w%arunkach bez
dostepu powletrza drzewo topi
sic przy temperatures stosunkowo
nlsk,ej, a wyrob jes5 znacznie
t~wardszy Cd %materyalu uzywanego
obecnle do odlewu c%zcionek.
Wszystkie odpadkl, troclpy, NIGGA
bye uzywane ma ten eel, przez co
czclonkl ~znacznie stanieja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

Redahtor .,Wierusa" westfal :
skiego X. DIR. Liss = jak donosi
nPielgrzym" po trzech latach
pobytu W Bochum oddaje redakcya
tego pisma komu lnnemu, a sam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
w Berlinio talk

W Berlinie talk zwanego
,,Bauernfaenger'' nazywajacego sic
,,towarzyszem robotnlkiem Schlsch-
tenn" skaza} sad karnY ma lat s
(cuchthauzul wiezienia karnego "a
to, re on przyczepl} sic do robot
nika Polaka, wmowiwszy W niego,
II jada W te sama strope ma robote
i wclagnawszy go do odludnej
,,spelunki" zsproponowa} mu gre
W karty. Przy}aczyio sic do tel
cry kilku niby meznajomych l TAX
owego poczclwego rodaka naszego
obdarto re wszystkich pienled zy,
jake mlaf na dro &c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

10 rubla place ma dworcach
kasy kole]owej W Niemczech . m.
l6 fen. az do dalszego rozporz2-
dzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

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