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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
A STOLEN SECRET.
How Minister jewell Learned to Make
Russia Leather.

How Ministef jewell Learned to MAks
Russia Leather.
Jewell, like all men brought up TO
learn trade, and who afterwurd gained
prominence in affairs, made now and
then unconscious revelations Of his early
training. During one Of the campaigns
in which he was engaged he found him
self at country hotel where the table
was bounteous, but the rooms few and
small IL was necessary in order that the
whole party might be housed for each
bed TO be occupied by two persons The
governor ) roommate was a young poll
tician, who could not hide his surprise
when the governor just before retiring
rolled the sleeves Of his night shirt even
as far up as his shoulders. and then
oathed his arms in cold water
You wonder why I do this" said
the governor. We'll, / couldn't sleep
unless did When was youngster
learning the tanners trade, used to
have my arms in the watts all day long,
and at night my skin would smart IA
though l had been stung by nettles
could not bear to have any cloth touch
them So got the habit Of rolling nv
shirt sleeves as far as could. and thus
have slept ever since -
When Jewell was minister TO Russia.
he played Yankee trick upon tho Rus
slams, the benefits Of which We are reap
ing even to this day in this country.
Like every other American tanner, no
had long wanted to know tho secret Of
the process Of manufacturing Russian
leather He had experimental with a
few dollars himself, only to learn that
the secret was not To be discovered.
When at the court Of st. Petersburg,
he professed great interest in Russian
Industries and was shown through many
OF the manufactures there. By and BY
there came an Opportunity To go through
factory whore Russia leather was man.
ufactured Jewell was all smiles and
courtesies and seemed profoundly inter.
ested in those things which really did
not interest him and wholly blind TO the
very things he went to that place 10
see. But he was not 50 blind as they
thought. When he came out Of that fac.
tory, he had discovered as he believed,
the process. and he brought the discoy.
cry back to this country with him. so
that by and by tho United States began
to turn out very good article Of leather
resembling the Russian product. Phil.
adelphia Press
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
Al, "a JOURNALIST.
Career Of HorAtio W. seymour. Publisher
Of the New Chicago Chronicle.

Career OF HorAtio w. Scy1aouHs
u the New Chicago Chronicie-
Horatio Winslow Seymour. the pub
Usher Of Chicago's new Democratic
newspaper, The Chronicle, is very
successful journalist and enjoys the repu.
tation Of being the greatest writer Oh
sensational headlines in America. since
The Times Herald changed hands and
politics at the same time there has been
an excellent field in Chicago for Cleve-
land organ, and Mr.. Seymour and Mar
tin ]. Russell will endeavor to I'LL the
want.
Mr.. Seymour was born July 80, 1884.
in Cayuga county, n. Y. When he was .
years old his father died and he was edu-
Gated by his uncle, Hon. II. q. Winslow
Of Racine, Wis Young Seymour began
his newspaper career On the Racine Ad-
yocate, and ON the Racine Journal nc
quired a thorough owledge Of the
printers trade. In 1878 he became city
editor Of the Milwaukee News and IN
1878 became telegraph editor Of the
Chicago Times. In that capacity Sey-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
Drums Of Aluminium

The uses to which aluminium is pu,
are constantly extending. Thus far three
entire regiments Of the Prussian guards
are furnished with big drums made OF
the new metal. and not only are num-
Der Of regiments Of the line shortly to
be provided with them, but it is expect.
ell that they will gradually be intro
duced into all the military bands. Aside
from the important advantage Of light
er weight. Icy have proved to emit .
fuller aud richer sound
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20

The treasure in ancient coins lately
discovered by masons at Mouleverd is
believed to be important, the coins be-
longing 10 the last centuries before the
Christian era and being extremely di-
verse in character, representing all the
emblems Of the ancient colony Of Taran-
tine The treasure seems to have been
that Of an army on the march, probably
that under Hannibal, and from the diff
fcrent coins it contains the route Of the
army can be determined, as money was
requisitioned Oh the way.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20

"Yes, sir. said the long haired board
er. II am fully satisfied in my own
mind that woman should be vested with
all the privileges Of man"
II don't see why she shouldn't be
vested, Clipped in the cheerful idiot.
She has been coated the same as man,
and II this bicycle business keeps on she
will be trous''-
The dinner bell rang, and in the mad
rush ensuing the rest Of the cheerful
idiots speech hit the empty air.-In-
dianapolis Journal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
VIII Make Speeches In America.

keir Hardy, NJ p, has decided q
accept an invitation to take part in the
labor campaign through the United
States in the autumn. He will 10 the
guest OF the Independent Labor party
and other industrial and political bod.
les. Frank Smith. member Of the Lon.
don county council, who has represent
ed the Salvation Army at two or three
conventions In America viii 60 too
CAbls LsfsR
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
From Omaha tn Scotland by Water.

George Sheppard Of Omaha has con-
structed steam yacht and launched it
upon the Missouri river and has started
upon . journey by water from this city
TO his old home in Scotland. He 10 .
wealthy stockman who was formerly =
sailor. -Omaha Dispatah
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20

ONE HNJOY0
Both the method and rssul,a -
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; II y 49,.
and refreshing TO tho tasss, - ~
gently yet promptly on the Kians~
Liver and Bovsls, clesnsss ~ -
tenn sdsctually. dspels colis,
aches aud isvers aud cures haiiI..,
constipation. Syrup Of Fin e r
only remedy Of il Kind svss -
daeed. pleasing 10 the taste - -
eep,Abls to the stomach, pronsa n
It's action and truly beneficial s =
fleets. prepared only from IL -
healthy ana agreeable suhstaseaa =
many excellent qualities comnsn I
To all and have made Il Tie -
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs u Tor sais h r
and u bottles by all leaiing a.
gis,A Any reliable dsugxsA =
may not have il pa hand Win -
cure il prompsly Toe any oss e,
wishes To Try IL LS not sccspe e
st4tstitals.
| CALIFORNIA RIO SXRUp e.
sss SsAscisco eat.
/ toCpssnIk. ~. aga soaa Al
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20

Efie-Please, Uncle Arthur, do come
md play chess with me
Uncle Arthur-Oh, Effiei Don't you
emember? It's Sunday.
Efiie-Well. We can let the bishop
win Pail Mall Gazetta
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
avirr.s scAooL.

Nowhere are boys better cared f9s ana
more Ihorously taught than st Aoitss
school Burltnssms, San Astso county,
Cal. This school IL In charge Of Ire y.
Holt, Phi. D., aud will reopen August ON.
s.. Y. Chronicle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
rHE kENsro>E 90 rut AkCH

10 the eli nee ni hrslth q ylSOg. which means
n"t merely III tl-s'a lac rn-fgN, bat acIlyr ills
charge "f the s.Gtou. iuActloh, Of n. bots
such - digestion rerretIou II the bale. the
tiou 81 tae bowels the cirr al.tlon II the b!n..i
Nothing more arilsety iui .hsrougAis con gtl b.
ltcs I" the united performance % these tiues
tons than the renowned TOME ami saiatof
dg-ietL~r stomach BILter. The fesalt Of ia
Use Is sp'-e'iy gala IA strength to<-khsr stth
ne tRre'abe Consciousness that the tenure vi
NE is being ,trvngJ aeusi that on= Is layinS
np store " vitality aln-G tins uuAypltis bis
iraught. which old axe make. upon tne system
lnr 'Ortlfytu tanarncr OF tn. bigt.ts con.tl
.ute IL rritAbi- .ai-gualI against malaria
Inclination iai alinsv Tpabl- Appetite anL
sleep !mproYe through rs r-e AMI Il PROTEST,
ne sy.tcm against the effects OF eJli, And
damp.
Alilir- rhrF hal no Income TAI az 10
trorg- athln4'oD's tine. -stlmDre Hos 81
you IA1~' All.lns-HeL. George uSyer told I
IL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20

Old Rip Van Wtnkl- vent up into the
Sa,skiL mountains 70 take a little nap Of
twenty Year, OF 40 and whoa he ~akrn~d
he found that the cruel war W, over j
the monthly magazine. bad fought Il
over the second time and blown up -
all the officers that had icipa,rd in IL.
This much Is history and II i. also an A,s.
!ortt9E fllf that. tt took the same .snxth u
time, tor Dr Pierce, Golden Medical Dis
covrry to become the most celebrated, a.
u Is the most effective, Liver. Blood and
Lung Remedy VI the asr In purifying the
blood and in all manner Of ptmplrs,
blotches, cruptious, and other ii IN and
scalp diseases, scrofuious sor-- and swell,
ings, and kindred ailni- u,N, the Colder
Medical Discovery naniic.ts the mosi
PoslHt< curative properties
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
HOW's rHisl

We Offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for ANY case u Catarfh that cannot DC
cured by Halls Catarfh Cure.
y ]. CHENEY 4 co Props, Toledo, y
We the undersis ned. have known J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
hlu perfectly honorable Ia all business
transactions and financially abl- 10 carry
out any obligation made By their nFu,
Wssi & rKuAx, Wholesale Druggists. To-
iedo. U,
WAipIso kiss.S & MAksIs, WhoiesAis
Druggists Toledo, q.
Halls Calarfh Cure Is taken Internally
.ctinx directly upon the blood aud mu
cuu, sur faces OF the system. Price 7oc pei
bottle. sold by oil druggists. festimoh
lnls free.
NEW WAY kAsr-SO DUST.
Go East from Portland, Pendlcton, Walls
Walla via u. Il. & n. To Spokane and GfsAl
Northern Railsay TO Montana DakotAs, 81
Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Omaha, 81
Louis East aud South. hoex ballast tfAea
nnc scenery nee Gait pnient, ureAl North
cru Palace sleepers and Diner fAmll,
| Tourist Cars Buffet Library tafs. NHl'
| a. Z. Donovan. General Agent, Portland
Oregon, or Y. |. Whitney, u. T. 4 I 4.
/ 81. Paul MINI, for prinIed matter AND In
I Formation about rates, routes, etc.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
NEW WAY EAST No DUST.
AXE you SICK,

send tor eiScula,s OF k.ian 4. Aiefob. klilsf
40 Morrison st. PossiAad. OF
COlpON Seine us~ ahi popslss
.snxs tiu.sibys. sAi Parted. fexaiG pf &c
NC earh can DC pfv.afed at The la1tsiae ass /,
price, Toe csch. By s-n1las thls 'dt.so sisa pc
aAsu. Wiley o.. A lea y foftiaH.i, a.. eva.
After ply sieIAas hal given ne up, saa
sAsni by pi.o's Cure k,LrA Extsa, Viii,
lAmsport Pa. Nov. z, 1855
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20
\ ERc c ySIyov

the re~ult Of tho usual treatment 81 blood
ii."rl"rs. Tho system IA Allied .ith M.rrury sad
Potash rrnts'ii~s-uiore To 10 dreaded than Ia
di-saAs--snd in . short whiL~ Ia in a far vor,.
condition than b,fprr. The com mon Y,sul, 4.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20

rsy 0ssn a for bssal fnss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-20

The Episcopal Hospital Said She Had
Consumption and Gave Her Proofs
in standardization.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
Y GALICYl.

ZMARLI. KS W}advs{aw
Zaradzk1, kanonik i proboszca W
Hyznem, pod Rrzeszowem, przezy.
wszy lat 81, znarf % b. m. W
Krakow1e W przejecozle do jednego
z zagranieznych mie]sc leczn1czYch,
Wychowan1ec seminaryum PREY
sklego poswiecl} ca}e swo]e zycie
pracy duchownej W tejze dyecezyl,
nalezac do owego grona k%apian6w,
ktoryml SIG ia dyecezya chlublc
moze. Praca jego duchowna przemy-
nosi1a prawdziwy pozytek czY to
ma ambonie, czy W kenfesyonale
czy W cedziennel piracy pastersklej,
lud jego pieczy powlerzony,
otacza} 60 n%aig}ebsza czcla m1fosc19
l ufnoscia Zw@okl przewiezlono do
Hyknego dzisiaj dnia IS b. m.
w Przemy6lu zmar} Karol
Lenert, major 10 p. P. W pensyi,
zarzadca kasYna wolskowego,
cz}onek ,,Sokola". Zmar}y by}
zaana i lubiana osebistScia ,poniewaz
ME wynarodowl} sic i pod mundu-
rem chowa{ uczucia Polaka, czego
najlepszym dowodem, ze wstapi{ do
.,Sokofa'.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
SfucZterdZieStu
patnik0w polskich
w RZyIni0

w Rzymie
W kohcu minlonego mieslaca
zwiedzalo stolice chrzesclah-
silva, szukajac W niej otuchy
i pokrzepien1a "a dalsze 4yc'a
truly. A W gronie TEN So
osoby. Ktore przebywaiy juz
dlugie i krwawe drogi po kol-
each rosyjskich wygnah /
okruciehstw Patnikow wiedzie
czcigodnvX x. S m oczyhs k i
2 pod Krakowa, bieg1y i do
swiadczony przewodnik, DO
Jul pc kilka razy stawaf ma
czele pielgrzymek do %wiecznego
miasta i tronu papieskiego. W
czwartek, a vice W 6wjeto
Wniebowstapienla Pahskiego,
Ojciec Swiety Leon XIII pc
odbytem nabozehstwle da1
posluchanie pielgrzymom ma
wielkiej wspanialej ,sali ksia.
1ecej" swego %pa}acu, witajac
Gale grono 2 rado6cia i .najgo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
PoISka hed Moskalem.

z ZlEM POLSKlCH. w
Kobrzyniu, mie6cie W powiecie
grodniehskiem zgorzalo 200
dom6w, trzech ludzi poniosio
smierG prey po1arze. W Rusza-
ME, osadzie po}o4onej r6wnle2
W groduiehskim powiecie,
%zgorzafo $50 dom6w.
STAN zasiew6w W prowin-
cyach polskich pahstwa rosyj.
skiego jest nieosobliwy. W
guberniaoh k'jowskiej. lubel-
skiej, kieleckiej, ma Wo}yniu i
Podolu, ma slawnYch czarno-
ziemiach przymro2ki nocne
zwezyty zboza, a potem
dlugotrwafa susza dokona1a
reszty tax, il przyss}e zniwo
wcale ME bedzle obite. Tax
samo W calej zachodnlej Rosy1.
Tylko ma Kaukazie zbo2a
wzrost maja bunny.
w KILKU okregacb Wo}7.
MIA; W Zasiawiu, Kwemlencu
i Observation-Disclosures pokazafa
sic cholera %pomiedzy ludnoscia
i szerzy sic dalej. Pos1ano tam
dotad lekarzY i zarzadzono
wszelk9 ostro&nosG by chorobe
te s~traszliwa powstrzymac.
POZNAN, - Pan Franc
Zwierski, organista, prey kos
ciele 6w. Marcina kupi} mr.. 6;
(dawniejszy hotel Lipski) oo
spadkobiere6w Seelig6w zs
Gene ll6 tysiecY marek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

retszem uczuciem.X. .Smoczyhi.
ski, dobrze iu3 znany papie-
rzowi. przedstawil kolejno
ka°o uczestnika pielgrzym-
XII, a ilekroG nadmienil, De
patnik ten z pod panowanla
carskiego, czy to anita z
Podlasia, kt6ry 4ycie i dusze
wierna koScio}owi uniosfz pod
przeSladowah parwos}awia, czy
to mieszkaniec z gubernl1
kowiehskiej z okolicy Kroz
udreczonyeh, czy to kap1an;
ktory pokryiomu uszedt z
wygnania ma Sybirze - ma
tenczas Leon XIII rozrzewDi}
sic do gfebi serca, a s1owa
pociechy, dawane polskiei
gromadce tax ciezko doswiad-
czonej, przekonaly, lie Oiciec
5wiety dok}adnie zna dzieje
meczenskie koscio1a katolickie-
20 W Rosyi. W kohcu Papiez
blogosfawit backgammon, ktorzy
unossac z Watykanu n%aicen-
niejsze wrazenia i wie]ka
pocieche, podazyli zwiedzaG
pamiatki i skarby 81 olicy chrze.
sciahskiego Swiata.
PLACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
forum. Chtopak robotni-

forum. Ch1opak robotni-
cry .CYbulski z Podg6rza
przywtaszczy{ sobie z pola
Gwiczen artYlerYi kilka naboi,
kt6re nastepnie chciai wyja6.
Naboje wybuch}y jednakze i
urwaly Cybulskiemu lewa
reke, a nadto tax go pc
g}owie i piersiach pokaleczY}Y,
Re zmarl skutklem tego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
z Prus Polskich

W BOLESZYNIE pod Lidz'
barkiem (Lautenburg) W no~o
utworzonem Towarzystwie
Chlopiec szkolny Jan Gru@lew.
ski deklamowaf ,,Zak]ete
dzwony", a potem spiewano
Byl Matysek. zaudarm z Pol.
Brzoz;a ktory ia tYch
zebraniach policya reprezentule,
podsl skarge ma Towarzystwo j
sad zawyrokowa}dla wszystkich
czlopk6w zarzadu kare pienlez.
ma 20 5 NIX. a ola gosclnnego
SO NIX. jake "a nledozwolone
,,deklamatorische Vortraege
und musikalische Auffahrugen.
Przeciwko temu wyrokowl
zaniesiono protest.
REHMINbKADYECEZYA
Pelplin. Ksle2a kanonicY: ks.
lie. David Sartowskl / ks. DIR.
Augustin Schwanitz zostal1
mianowani radzcami duchow-
nymi W Biskupim Generalnym
Wikaryuszu i Konsystorzu. =
l8 I'm otrzymaf wikary tumski
i prokurator seminaryum
:duchownego ks. dr.. 1gnacY
Szwedowski kanoniczDa misty
tucya ma probostwo W Kiiewie
- rs. dziekan Fahtke W Tu-
rowie obchodzic bedzie IL
czerwca br. rs letnia rocznice
kap}ahstwa swoiego. - KS.
prob. Jozef Szotowski W
Che}mnie zosta} obrany i
potwierdzony dziekanem de-
kanatu mirachowskiego. -
Administrator probostw wa W
Kiiewie ks. Atanazy Bloch
ustanowiony wikarYm lokal-
nym W Tytowie W dekanacie
puckim.
BOLESLYN pod Lidzbarkiem.
Dnia 13 BIN. odbyt sic tn
pogrzeb ks. prob Hel&sberga
prey bardzo wie)kim udziale
duchowiehstwa j ludu pobo2-
nego. Zmarfy urodzi} sic
Niemcem i lutrem, ude} sic
ma uniwersytet do Krolewicza,
s}uchat tam teologii protestant
kiej i mial zostaG pastorem.
Pan Bog inacze) MIN po'
kierowaf. JUL jake gimpazyasts
bywa} ma odpustach W Swietej
lipce, gdzie pod}ug tradycy
ludu Sw. Wojciech naucza;
pogan WARY Chrystusowej,
tam budowal sic pobo2noscis
licznych pieIgrzymek ludr
warmihskiego. Jake akademik
przechodzi1 raz mimo ko6cjo}s
katolickiego, kiedy w}asnie
splewano ,,Magn1hcat wy
uarlo to ma MIN wielkie
wrazenie. Niedfugo potem uda:
sic do Bisknpa Chetmihskiegc
DO Pelplina, tam zlo2yl wyz
mamie WARY katollckiej, "a
Mast zosta6 pastorem, wstapi
do Seminaryum i W roku 1884,
zosta} wySwieconY ma kaplana
Lat 48 pracowal jake katolick
kap}an i 2akohczyt &ywot "
wielkiem poszanowaniu
duchowiehstwa i u swYcl
parahan,
Wieczny spokoj jego duszy
BORY T%UCHOLSKIE v
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
Grunta!
Teraz GAS przyjechaG do
POLSKIEJ KOLONII
W Sturgeon Lake, Minnesota.

y hVLUNl1
W Sturgeon Lake, Minnesota.
Dobry grunt.. Dobra woda. Polski
koscl6} i szko@y. Dobre rynki.
DosyG piracy i miejs sea ola wszyst-
kich. 15o rodzin polsklch juz tam
mieszka.
Przesz]o 5000 akr6w
gruntu sprzedanych ma llnll kolei
St. Paul & Duluth W tYm m%iesi9cu.
Przesz}o 1000 farm zafo-
zOnO W zesZfym rOku.
Cena gruntu tYlko $500 "a
akier i to ma wyp}ate cd 5 do 10
lat. Najlepsze mjejsce W Ameryce
dls. niezamoznych.
Bezp}atnie! Przy6lij swo]e
nazwisko adres, a otrzymasz W
zamian mapy i pampflety. Adresuj
HOPEWELL CLARKE, Land
Commissioner St. Paul & Duluth
r r ST.. Paul, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
q Poznahskiego.

"a l. OZudN6hl0kVs
GMINA szko]na Anna Colo
ME do kt6rej naleza wsi S}upia
/ Jaszkowo W pow. sredzkim
obierala nowego rendanta
szkolnego. Pierwszy termin W
tejsprawie odby} sic W s%tyczniu.
Reprezentanci tejze gm'ay
obrali jednomySlnie dawnego
rendanta 1 soltysa p. Jozefa
Lisa. TYmczasem landratura
ME potwierdzl}a wyboru. !
naznaczy}a nowy termin. Ma
tym nowym terminie nastapllo
znow i%ednomyslne potwjerdze.
ME pierwszego wyboru P. Lisa.
Ma ten wyb6r landrata odpo~
wiedziala tenn postanowieniem,
be oswiadczy}a, il zamianowala,
o. nauczyciela Wideieckiego
rendanta kasy szkolnej. Ma
take samowolne postepowanie
landratury odpowlada gmlna
protestem, kt6re zanios]a do
kr, rejencyi.
PRZYBINA pod Rydzyna
zanosi do redakcYi prosbe
wlodarz Jan Zakrzewski, by
mu doniesiono, Je6li kto vie,
gdzie sic obraca Jozef Wrzalik,
ktory pred kilku faty byl W
siuzble u pana Binka okolo
Poznania, a teraz niema o
nlm wiadomosci.
z POD STRZELNA. Dzisiai
W nocy zgorzalo W Bielsku
polsklm S gospodarstw. Po-
gorzelcY So: Jozef SmYkowskl,
ktoSemu sic wszystko spalilo:
krowy, konie, owcs, zapasy
zboza i pieniadze. Prey ratio
waniu tychze sam wtasciciel
stracii 2ycie. Drugi jest
Michalski, Jozef Tomczak i
jeszcze jeden gospodarz, u
kt6rych pc czeSci inwentarz
uratawano. Kilku komornikow
u~traci}o swnje krowy, a nadto
Marcinowi FAX spalii sic dom
mieszkalnY. Ola dziwnego
uporu mkt nie byt zabezpie :
czony. Ten, ktory utracll
aycie W ogniu, gdyby byl
sluchal dobrej rady, bylby
cycle uratowa1.
gimnazyum sw
Mar. Magdaleny W Poznan,u
DIR. Meiuetz zamianowany bedz,e
podobno albo tajnym rzadzca
W ministerstwie ola spraw
szkolnYch W Berlinie, a1bo
prowincyalnym rzadzca szkol.
nym W Wroc}awiu. Liczy on
obecnie lat IS W lego m~ieisce
ustanowiony bedzie dotych-
cEasowy zastepca DIR. Schroer z
Cinema "a dr.. Welsweiler
wYzszy nauczyciel z Poznania
zamianowany bedzte dyrekto
rem W Gnieznie DR.. Martin
dyrektor s~remskiego gimna-
zYum ma byc przeniesiony dc
LesZna.
" BENICACH pod Kroto
szynem. d. 20 en-. W czasie
bury stala iona wyrobnike
Maryanpa Radajewska z dwie
ma innemi niewiastami przeG
drzwiami domu czeladnego
. l.--
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

" BENICACH pod Kroto.
szYnem. d. 20 I'm. W czasie
bury stala iona wyrobnika
MarYanpa Radajewska z dwie-
ma innemi niewiastami pred
drzwiami domu czeladnego.
piorun nderzY1 / zabil ia La
mlelscu, dwie towarzyszki ciez
ko poraniI, De bodaj 3Y6 beda.
STRZELNO, dnia FL. 5 95.
Dnia II maja zakohczy1 2ywot
doczesny sp. Wladys}aw
Teclaff, zaiedwie 80 lata ]iczac
pc kilkodniowej chorobie
plucowei. = Wszelka sztuka
lekarska stala sic bezsilna
wobec : zabijajacej choroby'
Rodzice utracili podpore sta :
rosci, DO Gaia nadzieje W MIN
pokladali. Rodzeistwo zas
najlepszego brata.
The herald., 1895-03-17

ness interests brought Mr.. Baker further
west, and ne will be in the city several
days.
Miss Libby Walters left Thursday for
New York City AMI will sail in a few
weeks for Europe III company with her
aunt, Miss Agnes Booth, the we'll known
actress
Mrs. John Gill and family will leave
Wednesday for Redlcn Is, where they will
reside for several months, after which
time they will return to Los Angeles to
make it their permanent home.
Harold Martin and his sister, Miss
Vibella Martin, returned to their home in
Oakland last week after delightful visit
of month with the family of their uncle,
Mr.. Daniels, 100 West Ninth street.
John G.. Won Fossen, commercial
man of Alameda, Cal, who married Miss
Pearl Creighton, daughter of the late w.
w. Creighton, very Popular newspaper
man in tie seventies, is in the city. Mr..
and Mrs. Won Fossen will probably come
here TO live in the near future.
Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe, the famous
authoress of Curfew Shall Not Ring To-
night and number of other poems and
publications, who for the past week has
been the guest of Mrs. Mary T.. Hart OF
this city, left for her home at Pacific
Beach this morning. Mrs. Thorpe has
donated the first volume of poems to the
new library of the Womans Press Club,
of which she is an active member.
The herald., 1895-03-17

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