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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
ASA BIRD GARDINER.
Chief Witness Before
Mazet Committee.
Tells About His Connection With
MOlineux Case.
Firmly Believed the Man
Was Guilty.
Young Mans Father Was Old
Friend of His.

New York, jane 9.-At the opening of
the Mazet investigating committees ses-
sion today, MIR. Moss asked II any one
was present representing the district at
torney. There was no response and Mr.
Moss read from correspondence he had
had with the district attorneys office. to
show the total number Of indictments
handled by the office. The correspondence
sho led that of 1851 complaints presented
to the grand jury, 2. All were dismissed
" that body and that 2,001 additional
cases were dismissed with the consent of
Or on motion of the district attorney.
Asa Bird Gardiner, district attorney,
was the first witness of the afternoon ses-
lion. Mr. Gardiner said that be claimed
the right as constitutional prerogative
o decide what cases could be tried. BE
said that he had not lost any cases in
which appeals had been taken to- higher
courts.
'In case of public interest, you make
1t your business, your duty to go before
the grand juryS"
"Oh yes.''
$40 see that they do their duty. such
ca 70 a. the Molineux case for instanceP'
"that was the case where / asked to be
excused before the grand jury"
why did you ask to be excused per
sonally.n :
Before the coroner's inquest, had
stated my own opinion very strongly, and
the coroner's inquest held the party"
''If you had public duty to perform,
to discourage the holding or Mr.. Molineux,
why was 1t not equally your duty to
stand for the same thing before the grand
jurypp
asIt was equally my duty to advise
them, If they wished me TO, and had not
said that they would go to the court,
otherwise / should"
"You took a personal interest in that
before the coronerT
81 can't say personal interest, because
my personal feelings were. very-I felt
very badly over the whole thing"
"a personal official INTEREST,""
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
BURGLARS At BROWNFIELD
Several Houses Visited and Some
Money Taken.
ESPECIAL TO THE PEEss.i

Brownfeld, June 9.-rhursday night
burglars raided Brownheld. Some time
in the early part of the night they secured
an entrance into Samuel Warren's cell
lar, and found doughnuts and cake,
but were unable to get up stairs.
The next call wasss en- LIZ. w. l..
Gatohell. They entered by removing the
screen from kitchen window, the fami.
ly being asleep in the uppeC rooms. They
ransncked the lower paft gof the house
and got off with about $3.50 belonging to
tho different members of the family.
They next went to James ii. Hills,
East Brownheld. They entered through
a window. The family had q light burn
ing low. The burglars very thoughtful
ly closed the door of their sleeping room,
but all they could find were TWO dinner
pals filed for the work men the next
morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
THE CANAL COMMISSION.

Washington, June 9.-The President to-
day appointed the following commission
to determine the most feasible and practi-
cal route for canal across the Isthmus
of Panama: Rear Admiral John Walker,
Hon. Samuel Pasco of Florida, Alfred
Noble of Illinois; George S. Morrison of
New York; Col. Peter @. Hains, U. S.
A.; Professor William FL. Burr OF Con-
necticut; Lieutenant-C Colonel Oswald
Ernest, U. S. A., Lewis NJ Haupt of
Pennsylvania; Prof. Emery r. Johnson
of Pennsylvania.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
AMERICA mo- MEDIATE.

London, June 9.-The Westminster Ca
zette this afternoon says rumor is cur
rent from a well known source that it has
been proposed in a responsible quarter
that the United States mediate between
Great Britain and the Transvaal. 1t il
added that the suggestion Is being con-
si1ered and 1t Is even not improbable that
such med iation may be undertaken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
LUMBER MEN DROWNED.

Kineo, June 9.-John c. Holmes of
Bangor, for years head bookkeeper for
John Ross, the lumberman, and Nelson
Beatty, were drowned at the head Of
Moosehead lake today. The canoe in
which the men were tpaddling was cap
sized. When those who saw the accident
reached the canoe the body Of Holmes was
found beneath lit. Tbs body was for
warded to Bangor, but Bestty's body has
not been found. ao5s ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
MOJLTSs.Ef;UX RIA aKEs1ET.

New York. June 9-Roland B. Moli-
neux was released from jail today on bail
and Immediately rearressed charged
with numbering Mrs. Kate Adams
Molineux was aFraignea before Justice
Jerome in special sessions court. The
examination was set down for Monuay
next at 3 p. m. and Molineux was re-
manded to the Tomhs pending the exalni-
nation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
LOCAL wEA THEIR REPoRT.

Portland, June o. 1899. The local
weather bureau records the following: :
= q. m.--Barometer. 20. Si4; thermoma-
ter. 90; dew point. As; Rel humidity.
52; direction of wind, clam; state OF
weather, cloudy. :
Sp. N. Barometer, 29.6l6; thermome-
ter, 70; dew point. So; rel. humidity, So;
direction of wind. SW; veloolity of WIND,
s; state OF weather, clear.
Max. temp, rs; min. temp, 6s; mean
temp, 10; max. wind yeloc., l3W.; pre-
ninf1atior--o4 hours O.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
THE WEATHER. +. +

Boston, June 9.-Local forecast for Bos-
ton and vioinity, Saturday Threatening
weather; possibly with showers; followed
by fair; variable winds. Probably fair
and warmer Sunday.
Washington, June 9.-New England and
Eastern New York: Fair Saturday and
probably Sun day; light variable winds
becoming northwesterly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
PROF. aILMoRE WILL ACCEPT,

Bangor, June e.-Prof. George William
Gilmore, late of the Bangor Theological
seminary, and recently resigned from
chair of Hebrew language and literature
in Meadville, Pa, Theological school.
Prof. Gilmore will accept the office
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
LEWISTON MAN HoNoRED.

New Haven. CT. June 9.-Jesse Dwight
Dana, 1900 of Lewiston, Me, was tonight
elected president and manager of the
Yale Track Athletic association. Edwin
Hill Clark. 1900 of Chicago, vice-nresi-
dent; Sherman Lockwood Coy. 1901 of
Lakeville. Conn.,. assistant manager, anu
George Milton Smith, 1901 Of New York
city, secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
MR.. LITTL EFIELD AT BATH.

Bath, June 9.-Hon. Charles e.
Littletield of RockIand, was present at
the meeting of the Republican conmit-
tee, here today, and was entertained at a
banquet by prominent men of Bath to-
night 7sEAe~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
Torturing
Disfiguring Humorsl
Itching, Burning, and Scalyf
Eruptions of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss of Hair
CURED BY CUTICURA.

The treatment is simple, direct, agreeable.
and economical, and is adapted to the young
est infant as well as adults of every age.
Battle the affected parts with Hot WATER
and CUTICURA SOAP to cleanse the skin Of
crusts and scales, and soften tie thickened
cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, and
apply CUTIcURA Ointment freely, TO allay
itching, irritation, and Inflammation, and
REsoLXENT to cool and cleanse the blood.
This treatment affords instant relief, permits
rest and sleep, and points to a speedy, perma-
nent, and economical cure when all other ren-
edies and even the best physicians fall
scld everywhere Price TIE SET. 81 25, or CurIcuIA
Soar 25c OIANMEsr, 50e.i RKsoLyKNr (hat sze 10es
PorTER DRue AND cMEN. CoRs.. Sole Props Bosien. =
~ - How 10 Cure Humnrs." 6+pago book tlsA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
Am Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF Eras. manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA EtG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of Obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In tNo form most refreshing to the
taste apA = oceptable to the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and levers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitua constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIa SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRAxUrsCo. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ky. NEW YORK. N z.
For sale by all Druggists. Price Soc. per bottle
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-10
COL. PICQUART RELEAsE ED.

Paris, June 9.-I.isutenant Colonel
Picquart has been Professionally released
fIom custody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
w a / u n k i.
Prenumerata- wynosi rocznie

Abenenci otplacajscy W1ABUsAl
y dolu, k~onlecgnie musz2 pfacit
3 90 NJ jeden *rok, rosumle sig
- takse "a rok 1899, lube " tym
sroku dla prEedplacieieli czyli p}a~
sc4cyoh naprzdd, roozn2 oplate
sniky8Smy ns S$l.50.
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no.
zYch abonent4w przesle cd
\ asdego s.calorocznY abona,nent 2
g6ry, tenu. pRzez Scaly r'ok gazette
ala niego .samego' p~rzese}ac bfdsie-
my besp1atnie.
Kto> odbierze 3 poorly trky gazeby,
awakanym jest "a abonenta odpo.
~xiedx,alhym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, polwinien ma
tyohpiast podad wydawcy W1ARUsA
swdojj nowy adtes.
Abpnentom, kt6rzy wyra&nie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowsgo lub innego 'urzednika
p6cstowego, W1ARUs poselany be
dsie dalej. Skoro kto z%aprzestanie
odbierad gazette, powinien wpicrw
ssplaci6 jezeli co "a niq winien.
Feniadxe "a i ola W1ARusA ma
lety przeselac przez ~pocztowy Tub
exprdsowg Money Order, Mozna
teI sprzzesefat abonament " ,dolarach
pspiyrovyc1h,s:pprze Postal note,
albo VI ednocentowy 1b .!dwHsaceesn
towyohh. znsaezkuch pocztowyoh, lscz
jeAef abopamenk W taxi sposdb
RIaT1seslany VI dredze Przepadnie (co
Afew tym kraju bardzo rzaadlklo
sdAfza)( wydawca WlAEusA: ME
blerze "a to ma .siebie odpowiedxial,,
nosci. Take listy najlepiej kaza6
No poeacie registrowa6 DO wtenozas
ursad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnosd, ze wraz ! zawartos.
ole dojda ma miejsceprzeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy,. oraz przeselki pie.
nietne,do.W 1ARUsA adrese wac:
"a. :DndowsA
829 +. srd Str. T.. s.
W1NoNA. MINI.
sSaGr ss SEI.. 10 a'' s.tE-~e M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
correspondence Wiarusa.
! Hammond
Ind).

WAiedziele, dnia rs Czerwca,
x. HAMMERS Kopylihsti pozegna4
sic : tutejszs patafss polsks, htdrej
byl przez elat1 d y q
Wiel. x. Kobylinski zostawi}
plarafa kwitnacs j .prawie bez
dlugu. Bardzo bagnista okolica
tutejsza juz cd dawna SIG dawaia
v znaki czoigodnemu p%roboosz'cso-
wi. z l,|tsd' lei przyjjal. ofsfoo'vstianss.
mu .paratia osieroconq, pc :. 2: <.
Romano Gu,z1owskim, W St. Paul,
Minnesota.
scena pozegnalna " ko6ciele
byRa wzruszajaoa ! g erliWi paraf g
ME, s}yszqc po-raz .ostatni CLOS :ulu-
bionego pasterza, jekiem rssssi~:
stemi }zamisodpowiadali:
By1o tel oeo p1aka6.
za,tavszy par.fis v. dtqgaoh.
tonaes, Wiel. kobylihski, mimo
biedy W parafii, ducAa ME stracil.
|: Co go jednakow6z najwyzej
postawAa W szacunku parafian,
jest jego nie.achw'iana silna via
ia, wobec tax zwanych n~iezalez-
nyoh kozl6w. Ola umofalnien'a
parafian ulubiony pasterz bacznem
:okiem czuwal,nad m}odzieza. Bar
do niemile bywa1o mfodziehcom j
dziewczstom lad DO <. Kobylib~
skiego,, sdy byli na sobotnich albo
niedzielnych tancach.
Nieogr.niezone tel pravie
SO .tr-=E.t. 1872. EtS.rE ~ :. ~. EE. =. F. EE
mi1osierdzie jego mad ludzka biedaa,
szczeg6lnie W parafii otar}o wiele
iez : glodu j nedzy.
Panu Bogu tylko wiadomo,
Jake st6sunkowo wlelkie sunny
:Wiel. x, Kobylihski ludziom da-
rowal, gdy byli " potrzebie.
Ma dow6d %uznania jego cndt
kaplahskich zebrali sic wszy!scy
iego ksieza sats,edzi wielu innych
" sail Nr. / " wielkiej reatauracyi
e Stock Exchange, naprzeciw ra-
tusza " Chicago, illinois, "a uczzttee
pozegnnal[nlss
Byli obecni Xxx. Frapciszek ].
Byrgier, Franciszek Wojtalewicz,
'Franciszek K R,.ro' H e Plaster
Kar6l Lencper, stan i sssEv Nawroc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

PA yKt,AlI;zzsIIlM,IIllEsRE EsIz1UJ-.
Mll1Il'C II. ! y obywaa1tteell ! wiarus.
y & Scranton: 81; i Pa. ~ 3rd
Str ST ]. klu,rpiill| IL. 1 farme !, ppo'ls,,lk.ieejj
7 kol q IN 4 81 Chippewa
Co, n !. 100 100 a a|krow, q =:
anku Com
mercial Savings Bank, Y
Adrian. Mich. Ten Bank ma
ieszcze ki1ka farm %9otowych
q, slpr Il |'e1lzl v okolic:y
|stalwart, po nader ur' MAR:
wanyeh. c,etaach. Zglosit
Sic pod adresem. Rev. w
AZ Miynarezyk, Gainesville,
Chippewa Co, Mich
q EUROPY prsybyl do
Ks. Pltasa y Buffalo ii t1il, n \ Y,
Ks. GaIlus:ika. byIy proboszcz
" Steinau, ma pruskin szla~
|sku.
%
BAY CITY, Mich. - u
mari tutaj S. letni stsrzec
Jozef Jablohsk'.
K 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
z BAY CITY
:. (M1CH).

.E E|S .g$r f--TT.'.- -E-FETEE. - = 81
Podczas pobytu " naszem
mie6eie KS. Biskupa, parafanie
Jan Jdzviak i Franciszek Lewan-
dowski, porozumiawszy sic kakdy
zle swojem stronnictwem, udali sic
do ks. proboszcza Lewandowskiego,
ably zapowiedzial ma Nledziele, II
.Maja b. r, hitting wszystkich
prezydent6w j w1ceprezydent6W
Towarzystw koscielnych niekos-
cielnycL, ma wieoz6r, Q godzinie
szkdlnej, ably doprowadzit do lyle
potrzebnej zgody v parafi. Co tez
ks, Lewandowski uczynil.
Q godzinie pol do I sala by1a
nape1niona, . Q godzinie I hitting
So ro1poczs}. Najprzdd vybrano
prezydenta Andrzeja Prsybylskie-
60, : NJ sekretarza Antoniego
Ksczorovskiego, obaj e stron-
nictwa wiekszego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
4 BAY CITY
(MICH).

lSZSEakH$ st2.
Co nspisafen v pilerwszzssjjj
mojej korespondenoyi, e 20 OBJ ~
chodsie kropidlarskim Konstyysucyyl'
$ Maja, beda j~es1cle wiekszs he,cs
~ n~aszejj polskiej psrafi, spfav-
dziEo sie do joty, q ma czsle p lrlxs
eiwnik6w zgody stanal, niestety,I
niby jaki Aginaldo, ks. wikary
Bien1awski, przybfaaszy soble
jake adjutant6w dwdoh zwiaakov-
COW q, Karpusa ! Nowsiektieggo,
Jest to BOWEN TAXI gatdnekcho4'
leryczny, zie mu koniecsnie sierldzess.
ME i i%ndorzenie sic Graz zawadssaac1--
two potrzebne do utrzyman-a ~.
wota.
Warcholscy adiutanci umy5l
ME dalej utr11Jy'mp i y. pa.rEalatiI Efo 'z
dwojenie, oczer nj.
jac jednego wobeez aie
wahajq sic nawet poslugawa6przyy
tel walce bratob6jczej dsiewoz.sgttsal-
mi, z}gcsonehi " TowarzYstNa'oe
spievu ,,K.lin..a PoDat.nacis'a.s ' 8
Katki raznle i'm jezykksatnni Ip ~ =
gaia. il s..
KiesYy=ptrezzyde ne Tow va !, IS.
obd q iatI l,yjjHI.|z1slbrali |zis|n y I ] |lll 81
aby sig pogsodzid, tona'i h .s ! \
sig me- IS. z1aWHll, vice roze's g s51el''
ludzisks do domdw, wisdz4c,. e. e
ugoda bez"ksie1y ma{o BY znacz i 4
Ale pokazafo sic prsyaajmisj, p
w1asnie lud zgody pragnie, ! ~
i t=F-. - saasi4ttats3S - ~
paszyohzobecnyoh-ttiR jes1~
cze przyszlaby . 1'yehlo.
Wiedza oni bowien, co ks.
Biskup powiedzial: ,,Ludu polski,
pog6dz sic, a dam wan innych
ksisty i inny komitet. DIS laden + ea
dobry Elspllan & DO was Z: ]; ME p99jjdEif +
Ks. Bianiawskii wie;: q 4 q 4oM
przyjdzie do zgody, bsdzie
musia} wyjecha6 z Bay City gdzie
ma fanny, a tn dis uchodzi soble
"a proboszcza, moze CO wlecej.
Ola tego to tax ~zreeznie, pc bis-
markowsku, kreci, pos}ugujac SIG
podobnym mu 60 do charakteru
sliszem, byle jaknajdtptej zig tn
utrsyma6. sEP.ol ~
90 eo'1oi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

.ssts !. Al | FoB.sssr ai 4. sb / /
a.. paIilssieIw prlotoiks,all g ]. I
piiisai1wRsi byhss:.ymicnieuii pre1ydenn a.
q Cd ~. stanislawasK ostk1; kt6re,>
Jest aprobowauen p1rzezz biskkupa,
iWniose1k ip,zechodzi wiielkszoSsiq
glos6w.
Drugi wniosek stawia ten sam
]. staszyhski, aby nastspni v
protoRule byli prezydenci Cd TOE
warzystwa serca Jezus.
opozycya : przeeixnejj stropy,
aaozynaaja sie. del,aty, wniossk "
'pada. HIS
J6zef Staszyhski, widzac to,
.opuszcza sale, ava MIN lego stron,.
Inioy. Tylko dw6oh poaostals, t j.
]. N. Wojeiechew,ki. Ma
Janowicz, wychodzac e
'zgraja wafohot6w, powlsdgia}:
,Id1cic do Lansing i tam zr6bcie
.zgods!'
|. Ma tie sfowa wstaje j. zie1ihh-
ski 2 wiekszosci delegacyi5i m6xi;
uPanowie! hitting ten zostal xwo-
iany przez ks. Lewando wskiego,
|czemuz vice 81 panowie wychodzq?.
e. Cry my dzisiaj wobec ludzi j
:B 3 !, :nis Ii m !!ye1 ny; sig pogod.id'
Dc r9eze egY' q q ludzie dataf zeby
sic nie byli wcale narodzlli!
Nastepnie J. J6zwiak prosi ..
CLOS i stawla wniosek, ably hitting
dalej sic prowadzil, poniewaz my
.dwaj ME mozemy ME sami uezynic
:bez naszego stronnictwa.
j. Zielihski wnosi, ably jssz-
;;;cze dw6ch ludzi wybra6d DO komi-
||tetu, kt6ry by sig uda} do ks.
Iswanaowskiego i SO t;pegprosif ably !:
drugi hitting iii zN 81 |s{|;, ~ !, !,
Do komitetu ! z Z zwy,ybraai
y. Ziellhski i MARGIN Jankowiak,
|poozem hitting zostaf zamkniety.
": Oczywlscie strona $liszowsko-.
|kropidlarska ~opusci}a hitting 2 POI
uodu, ze ME mog}a przeprowadsid
dokaza6 tego, ably wszyscy pres
zydepei z lch obozu byll pierwsi
ma li6cie, Trzeba BOWEN wiedziet
haszo Towar1ystyy,ats sfQAfeielnne si:, 81
rozdwojone. Vice many PREY
naszym kosciele diva Towarzystwa,
swietego stanisfawa Kosski, diva
sw:, J6zefa, i wszystkich pc diva.
hitting tel g{6wnie zwo}anY by4
ma to, ably z hazdych dwdch czesci
znowu z}ozy6 jedne ea}o6c, pod
~wspdlnym tytu}em.
Gdy komitet poszed} do ks.
Lewandowskiego i mu opowiedzia}
GO J, SIC q! staf,a.s ~ mltingu, jake
|T9Tarsys4t'Y 's wyslaiy .vyeh pre-.
zydentdw, ks. ;Lewandowski od-,
p~owiedziat czczeml frazesaml, :
kt6ryoh przeoiez komitetoM tylto
jeden zrozumieli, ze ksiadz nym-
sko-katolicki mic ME moze miec
: zwiezkowcami do czynlenia. A
przeciez zwolujsc hitting wszyst-
E@H - .@1ts e.. 4. ~ y 5z%-5, -. St%sl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

z.as u, q epiPox|iaaa 81! 40 u zs.ll-.psos u
as al g 81 .aasas'aasss 4
'Aexif, ssI'l1'1s, y .zl ~ T, s'a.a'' "a Ne I
ral,F jest syren majstDeso dtesty
tofaIv Gnissais ~ 4s:1,1 ''PiI''l ],
tolejo w Z '=.l pocis y lursuj u
Gym missddsy Pozhanfiem ! Be s !
mem. Niedawno vydarzyioS siee, ~: e
przoz jakiies drobue pr,erihiieniie
1defzYliy sis pociaggi, q, 81 uni
knas6 cieakiej kary, musi lll.. ueietka :li..
Isbylihy 60 PAM eioh.nonsla
LEI syyno ] '',., : ktdrjJ i i tvn ! sie
spoufalli, do: dzistaj mieli
q poczcivegso ezlovieka, .gdyey
podezas pobytu lego v:ieh :aon "
% Ponicdsiaaku do Pietkn, die byis .
in zginal voreozek ] dsiesiscia
dolafamii. /; !. Isl. q. 1, J.
Gdy.viesd 9 tel g kkr,a rad : ii's'y !: rol ist'
ska sig. Pc pierwszej wafd1ie, do
nlle MES on nam ztamtad, q podgbna
osobistokc, jak 6w wrsekemy
Tonasz Moral, przedetawis}a sic ]
tam jake W1adys}ax Bartkowisk,
p%odr6zujacy agent Cd KUR1nRA
PoIsk1Beo, przyby}yy: sc. eqoosd1oReiero{I- H..
jak sam sic che}pit ~ fraobtoWymn
pociqglem st. Paul, Nina. I'D, i
Rysepis TAXI sam: jak wrzeko-
mego Morala: Maiego wzrostu,
szczupfly, vyglsds jjsik nlodzienii.l ;.
seek. twarz' ordynarna, nos wysoki,
'kazda sztuka ubrania ma MIN Z
inne] materyi. spodnie szare. ,zro.
szone, kamizelka czarna, surdut
wldat ae kiedyt by}' cileminr valyo ko~
loru, l.cs dzi. 81 ma plso,a.'eha' II aaizz' r.
zupelnie wypf.wiafy. Csarfbiy kape~
lppsjk, Pc jsdnej stronis plseoistyE 9
ozy@przebity ;nosi go ma lyle s&owy,
" gore. zadarty. W}osy. gdy pray;
byl do Winony, mia1 troehe ptzy~
dhugie, leez mu ,je syn: PAM Ciio p,!a- ;:
novskiej .ostrzyg4. W spiinronle.
hsa !bss ~asdE .elsEA M Il, h 81 ].
niej weesik , nos j /. i: ss.ss..
5Ioiesla, rae August alubka,
.kt6ry, pred kilku tyg g. l!l ~ 81
przeprowadsii sig Z P'ug9askiee e !. !,
Wis do WiDony. %tvierd1i, IS 81
akurat takiego ca}owieka n
dobtze Jake Wladys}awa Bartko-
viaka, ziscia biednegoS ppoczt-
mistrza ma farmach W Pu}askim, a
agehta Milwau.kiego KGjRrEn ~ =
W przysz}ym numerze napi-
szemy " tel sprawie troche wiecej.
- a ~. .aaF.A: -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

~0 "!t EGs&s
Ukraid sony PIerscieh.
Czytany " wychodzaecym "
st Louis, Mo-, TYaoDN1KU Poll
SKIM, : 20 Ger 1899:
Niniejszem zaswiadcsam, il
kupi}em pierscicnek Cd pewnego
Wincentego S}awskiego.
Pekazywal5mi on 6w pier6cio-
mex m6wi4c, re bleda mu dokuoza,
ME ma ami centa, %sprzedafby wi4c
go "a byle CO. 'zap}aci{em mu zah
SO eent6w, a gdy wyrazi}em mole
zdziwienie, re go sprzeda} tax tanio,
powiedzia}, IL ma tym pierscionku
zarobif Gale so cent6w.
Poprosi}em go, ably sig wvta6-
maczy}, opowiedzia} mi wiec jak
[nastepuje:: - ,,Zb,erafem abonen-
tow gazety W ma}em miasteczku
proYin'e' l y9 aasl /, j miedsy lnnyn9i
vszed Y 1. q pewnego domu, gdais
dolohy9em !, usilnych !. sta'rah, a 'by
gazette wpakowad, ale. .bezskutecz~
ME; by}em wiec Ely 2 powodu
mego nlepowodzenia.- w kilka
sekuud potem }zauwakyy4em ten
~pierscionek LEGACY ma biurku, po-
stanowilem wiec powetowad sobie
" jakibadz spoa6b, jezeli sic tyl ko.
sposobnoft nadarzy, co sig tez
sta4o, DO kobieta odwr6ci}a sic j.
wysz}a do drugiego poko;u; wtedy
ia bqohn2iem ten p~iersoieh j oieszy
mnie, re sig ma starej sekutnlcy "
jakis spos6b zemsci}em." !.
Pyta4em sic go gdzie to wsSy-
stko sic dzialo, ale mi ME powie~
dz1af. Ot6z W ten to wla6nle spos6b
p~rzyszed{em do posiadaHia skra-
dzionej rzeczy, ale chetuie bym ia
zwr6cif w}ascicielowi, gdyhym
tylko wiie,dzla}, kto on Jest. !.
Emil Rofmann.
Zezuanie to zost.8o podpisane j
zaprzysletone v mojej obecnesci
prz Emilia Hohmana, St. Louis,
dnia 2e.czerwca 1899 roku.
John g Manning
N~otaryusz Publiczny.
Pierscien ten zlozyi p, Hoff-
W Redakcyi Tygodnlka Pol
skiego i wlasciciel pc rozpoznaniu
go, moze go soble zabrat.
1edDa prawdziwa
historyjka zfodztejska
Wdowa PAM Maryanna Cisha-
v Winenie, ". miniopy
Ponledziafek przyjs}a v. svoj dom
-nsdsarza, Polaka, skar-
zacego sic, ze wprost y starego
kraju pr1ybywa, . ME masani centa
przy aussy ME vie. gdzie sig
podsia6,
Nrzekomy grYner, gdy sig
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06
MAS AGENcl.

NAsl AGENCl.
Upowaznieni 50 do kolektow'a
nis abonamentu w lARusA nastepu
Jlcy 4asi agenci m~ielscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. = Fraincis Z
re Es N1ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. Alexander
N~iedzielski, 1914 = is Str.
BALTIMORE: Fr. Ziarnowskl
al4 s.. Bond Str.
N 1l,'' slE:|E Pa.-Fr. Jablohs 81.
OAK Hill. - St. P~ogorzelski
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bamhenek.
WIhNO Mial.-F. J. Grochowski
/. Knz tier .qse We'll a. .
aieks1 Wiling 1911 We'll Str.
10 Opportunities Mitchell III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-06

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IS ! \ MINI Ali
Nilsscbhlaa & IA 7powysa.ssss 1lefr'
i, ssggo'2sppr1voadllaai sopiaia esa.s y,
Ito pgraggnis sgody, 10 s nicsggod5.
Zreszt3, czemasks Bisniawst ME
zWola drugiego mnitinsu, skoro lud.
sic tego dopsmina2
NJ zakonczenie radss kcres-r
1pondentovi pana ,slis4a, aby :
Mast cxas marnowac na pisalniiud:.
fa}.zdv' d gazet, san 1,l zbytec'1-
tie zajmowad sig biccykllemn, K KALI
mani, noopt fa wycisotkami do
Michigan House ,'s ] :. 9, visoej
mysla1 . rleosach bostich, j chosso
robit sgede Y paradi, rana Boga
do tego IA pomoo wsyxal:
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