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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
LAb0R'S MOVEMENTS,
Action Of the United Mine Work.
ers' National Convention
at Columbus.
DELEGATES ALL GO TO CHICAGO.

Bearing . Demand for Ten Cents Increase
q. the Price for Digging Ceai-Four Hun.
drsd Operators and Dealers in Coal WIN
Aeet Them at the Windy City and Try to
Agree on a Scale-Cofson MIN situasioo
Strike Has Begun.
Columbus, O., Jan. 1.-THE question
OF defense fund caused a lively debate
In the convention oSAhe United Mine
Workers just before adjournment Sat-
urcay evening. A resolution was intro
auced providing that defense fund be
created. the fund to remain unmolested
until sloe.ce0 had accumulated. This
condition provoked a storm Of discus.
sion, the opposition to 1t coming chiefly
from Illinois. where there are several
strikes now in progress. II was
claimed that such a provision would
prevent miners now on strike receiving
aid from the national organization
when they most needed il. While the
opposition was in the minority the fight
which 1t put UP was SO vigorous that
IL prevented the adoption Of the reso-
luton, and 1t was referred back to tho
committee to formulate bylaws TO gov.
ern the use OF the defense fund. This
plan will be submitted to the DELEGATES
In Chicago.
National Headquarters for Indian apoljs.
There was a sharp skirmish over the
removal of the national headquarters
Of the organization from Columbus. as
recommended by President RAtchford,
President Ratchford favored Cleveland,
but q combination was made which led
To Indianapolis being chosen as the To-
cation for the headquarters. The final
vote on the proposition stood 234 in IA
vor' Of indianapolis to lsS for Columbus.
The headquarters have been located in
Columbus ever since the United Mine
Workers was organized in this city in
1880. The convention voted to appro-
pirate 500 to assist a strike Of engineers
and railway employees in England. 1t
was decided to hold the next convention
In Pittsburg the second Tuesday in
January. 1899.
Instructions to the Delegates to Chicago.
The delegates to the convention.
abou; 200 in number, LEFT today for Chi
cago 10 attend the joint conference with
the operators. There was an effort dur
ing the convention to ADOPT a policy to
be followed In the joint convention, but
1t failed. 1t was proposed to select GER
tain delegates to act as spokesmen in
the conference, but objection was raised
on the ground that this was akin TO gag
rule. and the proposition was promptly
voted down. All the delegates will now
have the privilege OF speaking in the
Joint conference. The delegates VIII 90
into the conference demanding first, an
advance Of 70 cents peg ten in the price
of mining. ard second On eight-hou
work day. The whole question OF dI-
ferentials is left open. and will probably
be settled BY the operators, as there Is
a sEeater contest amcnE them over the
question than ameng the miners.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
wisconsin's New Caucus Law.

Madison, Wis, Jan. lit became
known Saturday that the new caucus
law passed by the last legislature may
prove dangerous. because Of the ignor-
ance Of the public as to its provisions.
The law provides that the officers to
conduct the caucusses for the entire
year must be appointed on or before
Feb. l. So far as can be learned here
the provision has been complied with
thus far in few IL any parts of the
state which are affected by the law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
SERUM FOR THE HOG CHOLERA.
Gases~ NJ Its Tie - Ob-erved BY the Bu
prau of Ani,i, al industry.

Washington. Jan i7.-The chef OF the
bureau Of anmai industry. DR.. n. L.
salncn. has submitted tosecre,ary w.
son report upon the experiments
made IN the treatment Of hogs for hog
cholera with aniI-toxine serum. This
serum IS made upon the same principal
as the anti-toxise II diphthcria. by
incubation with this serum the resist
ancs of the animal vs. raised to the
highCs; practical point. When Injected
under the skin:of swine the serum mas
been found TO ISs-es both a preventive
and curative action.
This serum was first tested upon
small animals In the laboratory, AMI
being found eficacious was last fan
tested In Page county. Ia. on several
herds % swine. containing altogether
2ss animals. leaving out one herd.
from which definite returns rs to cause
Of death could not he obtained, only
thirty-nine died out of "a animals
treated. CT which eighty-six were sick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
NOW WE CAN BREATHE FREELY.
Gen. Booth and His Secession Son Hav,
Met and Nothing Happened,

Gen. Booth and His Secession Son Have
Met and Nothing Happened.
New York, Jan. 17.-After an inter-
view between General William Booth,
Of the Salvation Array. and Commander
Banington Booth. Of the veaunteses Of
America. yesterday afternoon at the
Wlndsor hstsl, the following seatensnt
was given suit by those who witnessed
the interview: General William Booth
and Commander Darlington Booth to-
day at the Windsor hotel net in the
presence of Rev. DR.. Josiah Strong end
Rev. Charles CIhbert Hall.
The interview was purely as be-
tween father and son. Nothing trans.
pired calculated to lead to any amalga-
nation OF the two movements. 1t was
agreed that all public controversy
In the press or otherwise between the
two movements should as far as pos
sible come 10 an end" This impor
tant bulletin is signed by Josiah Strong
and Charles Cuthbert Hall, whol were
present by the demand. practically. of
Baalington Booth. who would not see his
father alone for some reason. General
Booth arrived from ENGLAND SATURDAY..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
GIFT IS NEARLY FATAL
Senator 6Iackburn's Present to
His Daughter Plays Her a
Deadly Trick.
LADY's PISTOLS UNTIMELY SHOT.

Puts Bullet Into Her Left Breast Which
Serious, However, That Her Physiciaus
Arc Rcticent as to the Outcome-Gun
Catches in Some Lace Being Lifted from
. Bureau Drawer.
Washington, Jan. 17.-Mrs. lucille
Lane, youngest daughter of ex-senator
Joe Blackburn, of Kentucky, shot her
self in her apartment at the Wellington
hotel Saturday night. According to the
statement given out by the family the
shooting was accidental. Both of Mrs.
Lanes physicians refused to discuss the
subject, even to the extent Of saying
whether or not the wound would prove
fatal, but from the best that can be
learned she will probably recover, al
though now suffering from shock. A
friend Of the family nominated to give
out statement of the occurrence said
that about midnight on Saturday Mrs.
Lane was preparing to retire. Her hus-
band at the time was in the adjoining
room looking over the paper. Mrs.
Lane opened a bureau drawer to get
handkerchief. and picked up a hand
ful of gloves and aces which had been
tossed together into the drawer. Under
this fluffy mass was a tiny lady's pis-
tol. gift to Mrs Lane from her faith
er. and possession of which she was
particularly fond
How the Shooting Occurred.
It caught in a piece Of lace as she
raised her hand, and falling Of its own
weight struck the hammer on the edge
Of the open drawer. The pistol ex-
pleded and the ball penetrated her left
breast. What became Of it il impossi-
BILE to say. According to the statement
given out 1t struck a rib and ranged
around beneath the left shoulder, max
Ing only superficial wound. At the
same time 1t is said that Mrs. Lane
is suffering so from shock that the
physicians have devoted all their ener-
sies to rallying her. without attempting
to definitely ascertain the extent Of the
injury. The most precise statement
that either physician would make last
night was that Mrs. Lane would proba-
bly, live till morning. At the request
Of the family the block in which the
hotel is situated has been roped Off.
History Of tho Wounded Woman.
Senator Blackburn is deeply affected
by the occurrence. He does not live
with his daughter and when the affair
occurred was summoned from his room
on New York avenue. Lucille was the
younger Of Senator Blackburn's two
daughters. Che was married In 1895
to Thos. F. Lane. a prominent business
man ana politician Of Summit, N. j.
At the time Of the marriage Lane was
shfst Of division in the treasury de-
partment. Subsequently he accepted L
place with the Maxim Arms company.
Of New York. as their agent in WASH
inston. The position Is reputed a good
one, and the Lanes had apparently al
ways an abundance Of money. Their
little girl was one OF the favorites
about the house with all who knew her,
and the particular pride of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane, according to those
who saw them every day, were unvary-
:nsly affectiOna:e and attentive to each
other and she, while of slight physique,
was in excellent health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
Judge Longs Pension Case.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE celebrated
pension case Of Judge Charles D. Long.
Of Michigan, made its temperatures Sat
urday before the pension office in the
shape of an application to Commission
er Evans to vacate the order reducing
the judges pension from $72 to $50 per
month. The claim is that pension is
a vested right. and once granted can
not be reduced,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
Export and Impor. Statistics.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE monthly
statement Of the exports and imports.
issued by the bureau of statistics, shows
that the exports of domestic merchan-
disc fey December last amounted to
$l23.1s1.'i3. an increase as compared
with December, 1896. of over $1,000. oCO.
For the twelve months the increase was
over $s3.0oo,o00. The imports Of mer-
chandise during December last
amounted to $5l,5l4,7S3, of which S2l,-
lsi.5Ss was free Of duty. This is a fall
ing off in dutiable merchandise of over
Ss.5O0.c0o. For the twelve months the
increase was about $54, SOC. 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
Monetary CouycutIon Delcratc.

Indianapolis, Jan. 17.-At noon Satur-
day al delegates had been chosen to
attend the monetary Convention which
will begin here Jan. Is. and over 100
more acceptances had been received,
but the delegates have not yet been Sc
Looted. There will probably be $50 del
egates to the convention, as against 200
delegates at the first convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
COTTON MILL STRIKE HAS BEGUN.
New Bedford Men Give II start and 9th.
en VIII Follow.

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE operatives in
over half hundred cotton mills in New
England states ceased to be paid under
the old schedule OF prices when they
left their work, Saturday. This morning
the general policy OF the manufacturers
TO reduce wages Is in effect in nearly
every mill center In the six states. The
reduction has become operative in the
cotton mills Of New Bedford. Lowell,
the Pawtuxct and Blackstone valley in
Ehode>Island and in she statesof Maine
and New Hampshire. The Pail River
mills. with the exception Of three cor.
porations. cut wages earlier in the
month. as did also the Amoskeag COM
pany. Of Manchester. ard the mills in
Salem and a number Of smaller places.
New Bedford continues to be the storm
center. The indications are that an the
cotton mills In that city will be silent
for some time to come. the employees
having decided almost unanimously not
to go to work under the lower wpee
scale. The attempts Sf the state board
Of arbitration to bring >asout q compro-
mise have failed, and there il little
chance that the request Of the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17

esuncil Of New Bedford that the re-
auction be postponed one week will
have the desired effect,
The New Bedford mill HANDS will be
supported by other centers. The opera
uves in the Biddeford. Me-, mills have
voted to Stay out. and it is possible sew
erai minor strikes will ocur in other
places. A portion Of the Queen City
mill operatives at Burlington, VT, are
already out. Saturday notices Of a 10
per cent. reduction were posted at the
Atlantic and Pacific corporations, of
Lawrence. A dispatch from that city
states that the other cotton mills there
Will undoubtedly follow. The Lawrence
mills are the last to come into line. They
employ about u. 900 hands. The reduction
IN most of the New England mills
amounts either to 10 or II 10 per cent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
Mine Iaborers Want isepreseutatioa.

Brazil, Ind, Jan. IA mass meet.
Ing OF the mine laborers was held here
saturday attended by Goo laborers and
large number of miners. At the out
set the miners were ordered to with
draw. and they withdrew. The labor
ers selected delegation to the miners'
convention at Chicago today They in
structed this committee to demand the
mining price OF three tons Of coal as the
laborer's days wages instead OF the
present scale of two and a half tons
A prominent operator who is a dele
gate to the convention says this con-
testing delegation will not be seated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
Cerrnasy's Demand On China.

Pekin. Jan. T.-Germany has de-
manded a ninety-nine year lease VI
Kiao-Chcu and large area surround
ing it. China offers to lease the bay
and shores only for fifty years. Here
the matter rests. The Germans insist
on the right to build RAILROADS and
work mines whenever they wish.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
Our Rising Generation OF Row.

Hillsboro, Ills, Jan. 17.-R. B. Millsap,
teacher in the Taylor school, six miles
northeast Of this city. was assaulted and
beaten at night by six large boys. some
Of whom used brass knuckles The as
saWt was committed in revenge for the
punishment of some of their number i'm
schCcl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
Logan Carlisle Is Dead,

Washington, Jan. ia private dis
patch received here states that Logan
Carlisle. and son OF sx-Secretary Car
isle. died in New York yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHlCA0N. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAIL.
~ way-Tckets can - purchased OF baggage
cnec!ed ct r l Twentieth street. depot, OF
IL cepot, corner Fifth avenue snt TLirty
INST street, Frank h Plummer. Agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
|11l![([21H!I1

Have you Sore ThrosA Pimples, Caer-
CoIred SpotA Aches. Old Sores. UIc.r. In
Mouth. aair-Falling7 Write Cook REMEDY
70, 920 Masonic Temple Chicago, H.. fox
pcoon q eures; capital. e500, 900. Worst
49, e1red n Is y - days, l0c-pags
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
FIRE PROOF.
Ono block from &. H. I. 4 =. and
Z. 3. 4 N. .. u abroad depot.

L. .. r N. .. u abroad depot.
improvements costing $4,000 have
just been completed, and tie house now
offers every convenience to be found in any
hotel, including hot and cold water, electric
light and steam heat IN every room.
Rates IS cents per day ard upwards.
First class restaurant in connection.
WILLIAM mccoy. Owner nne rrooricioe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17

Corn-22n24c
Oats-laQ2Os.
Hay-rimothy. ssass.5o wild, seas7.
Straw-&4fl&4f0
Potatoes-5Od55c.
Butter-Fair to choice. lsc; fresh creamery
2lc.
Eggs-1qc
Chichens-506c.
TurKeys-93.
pucks--Alive. &c: dressed, Ioc.
Coal-Soft. 1os
Cattle-Butehers pay for corn fed steen
~ GAO; COWS and heifen, 303hc; calves, AZ
06nc.
HoRs-e3ae3 %
Sheep-3nc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17

BURLINGTON RoUTB-C q @ RAN.
- wy-Depot First ay0nuo ami Stxtesnlh
street. Young. Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
| WEsr.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-17
TRAINS,

arrival. departure. tOailv. exc p. Sunday.
All others dailv. Telephone 10a3
sunday evening Pullman eleeper Will he at
~ cep0t after II :G, which will leave for Chi
csgo At q. m. Monday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Jedno ~opowiadan

babel ,'Dwie me wShuczk'',
opow,ada PAM Sara a. Forshey z
MeVegtowns Pa. ''skorzy stafy
wielka pomoc z Dr. a Pis ira 'Go~
mozo'. Jedna by}a skrofhllczna,
. gtowle, ~pekrytej ranami.a oczacb
tax dotknietYoh, 20 1czasam' yale.
dw;e mogsa patrzac' Drnga :.
mia biegunke;; nc ne mog'h usta-
liz sic " iei zoiadku. staia sic tax
wychuG4a. re pozosta}y zaledwie
sk6ra i koscl. Dwaj lekarze opa.
trywall .dx1ecl ale oezzsskntku
BYl,smy prawie zrezYgaowani.
gdYs polecono nam Gomozo:, u
10 dokaxa1o cud6w. SkItfulicne
oblawy znlknetY, wnatrzaosci costa
~ uregalewane, zaiadek asdz.aIaj4-
Gym, i przekonalls;nY SIC, &c DR. q
Piotra 'Gomozo' nle znejduie sobie
r6wnego:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
DO KALIFOBNII.

zwracamysuw sge ma 1atwosc
podr6zowan,a koleja North Wes-
ern do Kalitornii ofaz ma z~niienie
cen dla ~turYstdw.Naj1epsse wygodY
W.ksraoh sYpialnyehh. sepeeYaIn1e
ola turystdw przeEnacsonYch. oao~
biac,e prowadEone taTY dla stary-
stow oo=tydzeh jad4sd do KalifornI
Oregonu. Wyb6r " wielkiej lozbie
r6anYch dr5g bee nadswYc.ejne
xapsaty.
Wzglsdems bliiszYch sxcEsQ6-
low zRlosie sic do agent6w kvlsi
.h,caeo q North Weste1n-s.
49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Jan Urba nowIcz Pesau
kiwany.

Poszrkuje sig Jana U~rbanowicza,
pochodzacego z Kr6iessva Pvlskiego
Urbarowicz ma SIG zglosit Pc swo;a
tong, przybyaa re starego kraju, "a
.atrzymaDa W Barge Office" W No.
wynn Yorku. ktoty wiedzas o pubycie
Urbauowicza. n:echaj mu o tenn donie-
sie.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Og}oszenie 2 0P0lA
(w Minnesocie).

Obywatel Jan Eodo dawnlej-
sly ,,road boss IA ko1sjach Kor--
therp Paclfc.i Great .Nortben.
posiada tn duly STORE z
OBERZA. skupuje takze svszelr
kie sptaetvo=l je dale, odsela.
Store obywatela JANA NODo
.nsjduje.saez tlsko poIskieno
kosclo}a " o MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
O 81 u, :. K ( 7 e.

S E.G.sE% e. ssS= -. Fst-F s.g+r. S3a-@
Nazs~leta sprzedkwac;= tb,ledasie
kolej CHICAGO, MILW KEE
& ST.5PAUL. tYklety Ok cklslktkursyjj ne
ma odleg'osc 200 NIL, po Genie i
"a iazde dotad j 2 powro:em..'
Tahsze tYklety sprzedawane beda
" dniach q -25@ ..26 81
Grudnla ora l. 70 styoznia, dobre
do 3owio!u do Ago Styoznia.
. - %
=KOLEJ NORTH WESTERN
a tak.e Chicago. Minneapolis
St. Paul i Omaha. sprzedawac
bedzie ma smieta TAME tYkietY, +
odleglosc 200 mil cd stacy, gdzie
tyklet kupionYs-nwz dniach "a,
%, 20, 81, G,uduAa 1885,. oraz
2 stycsnias tyczala 1899, dobre
do ;po VI otu al do a styeznia 1899.
Zg'os 9 aie do agentdw Kole1
Chlcago & North Western.
30 50 81 .EE6IF-E-SA r-. E-.-t-@.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Z Prus- Polskich.
/ AL H. sI.s51. M J

sSEE=- - 1r~t ~N..W gETF" HhF N%"t 800 :"
LEBoRK. Panowie Koszalka
i Miotk odebrali r'edawno -temu
mandat karny ia 80 M ktary ldb ID
dbl v%Is.ienI.. p =, g s. M. kosst0w,
jail ci .panowie przypuszczaja,. "
sptawie. v kt6tt1 kr6ttktoss1p5'o 1wybbo-
rseh DO parllamentu bYli pre-
zandarma pr1estachyw ani.=K aref, te
wyshaczono i'm ,,oiszke awawoly';
(5fobef Unfug),skt6re mieH ole
dopuscid fprzez rozdawanie,polskic
karteczek= i o1de,7,w, w1iy1bo3rczYeh.:azaz
pewness4d tawnsozy lehSsuwo4ni:
PELPIN.- Wyb6r Blskura
oibedzie SIG W czwartek 22go b. NJ.
" k%apitulsrzu po uroczystem na-
bozenstwle " koscleie k%ated4slnYm
Pr5cz' kanonik6w bedzie tam obec-
nych k,lku 1nnYch ksiezY W
49,. = =, - r. t
charakterze n~otaryusz6w i swiad.
kov. Zaraz pc doKonaniu wYborp
Rynik tego ogioszonym %zostanle 2
amhony kosciolA ka>edraInege v
jfzyku }acihsklm polskim i a'emie:,..
kim. Komisarzem kr6lew.
skim. rest miapowany naczel-
ny prezes Pras Z.chodnich Won
G ossler z Glahska. Ten pc dokona.
niu aktu wyboru zostanie wprowa
dzonym do kapltularza l tam
uwladomionym o wyn,ku wybolu,
poczem " lmieniu monarchy
or .ecze uznan,e kr6lewskie. Knpi-
talarny Wlkaryat wkrotce og!osi
rosporzsdzenie co do nabo-
zefatwa, jake z powodu wy
boru " kosoiolaoh ~dyecesvi sig
odprawlc ma. ':ay4 ,'v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

skazaf dzierzaWce Aleksandro y. z
'ALega "a krzYV oprzY. i :stwo ma 8 lat
,domu harnego.
TUCHOLA.- Wyb6r bufmi~
strza Wagnera ma dalsze ~ lat,
jake tel wyb6r mistrza piekarskiege
Jana Behrendta i Macieja WeYnY
n: oz}onkdw magistratu zostal
potwlerdzony. Miaatos Tlchola liczy
teras ao7t2 mieskanc6w. SD
Il IS. Z y u
PUCK Kolej zelazna z
|Pucka do Redy zostanie 1890 b. m.
do uzytku oddana. Jest 16 kilome.
trow diuga, Przystanki ~ W 'Reko-
vie, Mrzeznie i w.Zellstrzewle.
---.
z KR0LEWCA donosza
,Geselligerowi," IL w'ele firm
tuteisz7ch, kt6re sprsedawa4y tow ar
do Danii, ot1zYmaty OF kupcow
dnnskich listy, z uwiadomieniem
ze Oh Niemc6w ME mog4 jake
DunczycY niczego bupowa6, ponies
wal rzad niemleckj wydalj} 70
b5tnlk6w dunskicb.
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WISE MIARYUM W Pelplinle
umar} Kleryk Flanciszek haspro-
w.cz. %;sz=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
ME sOKOLNIKI. tYlko Zlo

ME sOKOLNlKI. tylko Zlo-
tnikl kupit pan DR.. Jackowssi =
o czen p%oprzednio donosillsmy
mylnie. = Maiqtek ten przylesa do
Pomarzauoxio wlasnosci pana DIR.
J.iaks odziedz'osyl cd oica, czzl-
godnego Patrona Ko}ek rolniczyck.
= Pan DIR. Jackowski oglasza, re
miajatek kupl& ola trzec:ej osoby ma
mocY pien'potencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
WISE MIARYUM W Pelplinle
Kleryk F%randiszek haspro-
w.cz.

z Poznahskiego.
JERZYCE. Restaurator p. Fr.
Jankowskl .kup'& kamien cY cd p.
Bajona, PREY III. W. B%erl,hs1lei mr..
IS "a 1870 tys. NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

#sHssEntssssEc sssEtgs N4Ha.:s:. ..sMHasss.a #ts.s: HFt. H"H4ss ~.
S. p. DIR. WiadYs}aw Szulr
drzy nslk,, brat dr.. Zygmunia 2
Labasza. w}ascioiel siernik pod
Ro.oznem; rrto,zsta5 bic 2 tYm 6Wi'a,
tom % b. m. po dlugich / ciezkich
cierpien,acb. opatrzony sakramen-
tami5sw. ~ 10 roku-zyciia'. ::
=t} q
WRZEsNIA. Majatek Cry boz
wo kupiaa komisya kolonizacyjna
"a $50 tys. Maiatek ten ma 114o
m6Wa "a ottb5sszsaru. VS.
. s =zss + -
w sRODzlE utworzYi sic
komitet,w skladl ktorego Wpisali sig
tez radzca zdrowia DR.. Kube's
Kostrzyna adwokats P. u. Szafahsk'
Pobie lzlsk. = A komitet ten ma
zbiera6 sksadki ma postaw'en'e
Ia casarzowi Wilhe1moTl /.
odzwe rozsyta teoze kom'tet dru-
kowsna pc polsku pc n NJ
- zato ma ulicach ! wozach ME
pozwala policya zamieszczac nap'
SOW polsklch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

JERzYcE. Fan Ba)on, bulo~
wn,czy. sakuplt W Kotowie .bszar
ziemi : wyborowa glinq, i chce ma
MIN p~ostawid oeg,slnia. Ma prze-
mYss, cegielnlany p~ussczala sic teraz
ludzic spekujace ma wielkle zapo.
trsebowan'e csg}V, gdy wa}Y fcrte~
osne bedsie limestone ma Mich
powstana move kam:cn:ce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

NIDEORK,k grudnia 1898.
- Dzis tar umars Joz JFzEw-
SKI, I vniejssy soiniers : rokr
1880 walcEacY . niepodleglsS Pols.
HI. majac lat 80. Nieboao.yk urodxi3
sic ~ Brsese,o Lstewssim. "
PoA>e, sauaYt " wcjsku jake hoza,
pod. ksisc,em Koas,ant, W
Wsrsxawie. w rowstcn:u listopa
dowem biorao udxiaa " walce pod
G%rochowem i innyo Oh po~tYczksoh
otrzymal dwie RAINY. Ped Genera
Gietgudem prses.edl granice pru.kt,
80 po dlugoletniem tulactwie dosts'
sic do Nidborka. Cd" zaiozen,a pa
rafiA . wiec cd lat blisko 10 spras
wowai prxy kosclele tuteiszym
obowiazkl nadyr acsa organ ,
kopsosa. By}to rzadki wz6r W spell.
MANU- obowi4zku i pracowilo6ci.
rs asssssaSs. In.
\ amino podesztego. wieku regu.
larhie przychcdzii 8 rszY da.eanie
W fsuiegu i deszczu z wybudowania
proboszcZeuskieeo dzwonlt no
nADi6i. Pahski, a chod n,ekieay
siaboSc go napadla ,wYrsczyc sic ME
pozwoht Panied mia1 doskonaia
i umial wyliczYc naz~ Isl a do16d.
COW i CT, era}6w polskich z po-
wstahia ksia:y, ltfrzy byli tn
proboszczami. Qrawiadah poozcir
wego staruszka, swIaszcz, lrzyg6d
u pQvstania j, dowoipow rotnyot
chetn,s siuchado a 90 katdego zda.
i enlaa ! iedsial opowiedsied weso1a
hlstotyjke. ztiqc uniarkovanie
dossekal sig tego wieku ssdsiwego.
po 5:ysodn'o vs ohorobie lunar
epatrzonY sakramentami 6w,etemi
Mech spoczvva Y Bogu.
xS,rr rs .a-.n 81