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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
Evancelistic Meetings.

Great Falls, Nov 24--The evangelistic
meetings which have begun in the First
M. p. church, led by Rev. Cluster.
promise to develop into very successful
meetings. There are to be special meet
ings Sunday afternoon for men only,
and others for young people, and for
mothers. Rev. Euster has had much
experience in connection with evangel-
lists OF worldwide fame in these kinds
Of meetings and great success has at
tended his work wherever he has held
evangelistic meetings. These meetings
will continue as long as interest holds
out. In the afternoon at o'clock
special exposition Is given Of some por-
ton of the Bible, and in the evening
song and praise service comes before
the preaching service. The young peo-
pie of the church are very enthusl-
astic about his work and results
are apparent already, although the
meetings have iust begun. There
are to be several illustrated SER
mons to be arranged for Sabbath after
moons In order that members and Young
people and children from all churches
can, come and enjoy their beauty and
suggestiveness. Mr.. Euster is an adept
in these special services. His church ia
very prosperous and advancing along
all lines Of work.
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She Wants n Divorce.

Great Falls, Nov. 24.-Oscela Paulson
commenced suit in the district court to-
day for divorce from Paul H. Paulson.
Both parties to the suit are residents
of Belt where plaintiff has kept a
boarding house for some time past In
her complaint she alleges that they
were married at Mandan. N. D., in 1889,
and have four ehildren-Tudie, 16 years
Odds; Mary, Is years; Lille, II years,
and Harry, years-of which she asks
the custody and for $50 attorneys fees,
Plaintiff has property in Belt valued
at $500, of which she asks clear title.
AS cause, plaintiff alleges that defend
ant has done nothing but lead drunk
en-, profiigate life for three years past;
that at times. but particularly on the
18th of the present month, defendant
called her vile names, accused her of
nnchaste conduct. in the presence of
her children, and threatened to chop her
head off with an axe. On account of
all of which she Is in great fear OF
bodily harm, and desires to get rid of
Paul as soon as possible.
a. p. McAnnelly is attorney for plain
tiff
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Harry ]. Farrell Of st. Paul is in the
city. 4s
Kyle Price and family have gone to
California to spend the winter.
Mrs Nj. A. Van Cleve and daughter
have gone to Missouri to spend the win
ter.
Sir E.. r. Gait was down from Leth-
bridge this week on business connected
with the Calf coal mines Of that
place.
Col. r. IT. Rice, the well-known sheep
man Of Fort Benton, was in the city
this week.
Richard De Hass Of this city has gone
to Coledale, Wash, where he will re-
main for some time.
Nate Pettingill, well known in this
city, died In Helena to-day, and will
be brought to this city for burial Sun
day. Deceased was musician, and
his family live in West Great Falls.
Another smallpox case has made its
appearance in Big Sandy. The victim
is Archie Mclean, employed as ranch
hand. 1t is thought he contracted the
disease from being exposed to william
Foster, who is now a victim at that
place.
William Mueller, the Neihart mer-
chant, came down from that place
=
progressing steadily on the new con-
centra tor. about Is men being employed.
but the town is otherwise rather dull
Just now, a number Of miners being
laid off to await the completion of the
plant. m.-z
The increase in patients in the Mon
tana Deaconess hospital at Great Fails
has necessitated sending for more
trained nurses, some Of whom have
a 4vu 4
Miss Helen Sizeiove, from Chicago, take
positions at the hospital of great re-
sponsibility. Miss TAFT is to be head
nurse of the hospital and Miss Sizelove
is to take regular position. They have
both had large experience. Steps are
being taken to put in UP to date appa-
ratus as soon as possible, which will
there.
AS regards the rights Of Indians to
hunt on their own reservations the de-
partment Of the interior has sent to
Indian Agent Logan Of the Blackfeet q
circular copy Of a decision recently
handed down by the United States SUI
preme court affecting the hunting
rights of Indians on their own reser-
vations. The case came up, accord tng
to c. A. Grant, sub-ofTic.al Of the de-
partment, by the arrest of some In
dams on Minnesota reservation,
charged with violating the fish and
game laws. According to the opinion
the court holds that Indians can kill
game and take fish on their reservation
in spite of the state regulations to the
contrary. The court argues that the
state authorities have extensive juris-
diction on the reservation, acquired by
years Of government and by treaties
with the Indians living on the reser-
vations, but holds that tribal Indians
have license to hunt and fish on their
own domain In their primitive manner.
for the purpose, of obtaining food. and
that it is not the function of the state
to deprive them Of Their right.
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lowing additional information on the
matter from the Libby News will be
received with interest here, as follows:
The payment of the Great Northern
special tax Is contingent upon the pay
ment of special tax by the taxpayers
of the district, and when all these tax
es have been paid and the county treas.
urer so eertiies to the company, its
of its special tax. This is an incentive
for every man to make 1t his special
business to see that he is not the one
to refuse to pay. In connection with
this proposition of the Great Northern
to pay Its tax in Kalispell, the same
holds good in all other districts in he
county where a special tax has been
levied for school purposes, with the ex-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
THE ATLik DISTRICT.
Gold Is Found iii Nuggets and Grades
Higher Than Dawson.

G0iu Is IOund IN nuggets anu Gfaues
Higher Than Dawson.
Great Falls Nov. 23.-The Atlin lake
mining district in the Northwest terri
tory lies about 100 miles northwest Of
Edmonton, in longitude 1874 west, lati-
tude 80. But little has been heard Of
this district as yet-perhRps the lack
Of a Johnny Healy would largely ac-
count for this-but the reports from
there would indicate that there is gold
there as we'll as at Dawson and Cape
Nome. From Edmonton the distance
northwest Is in the neighborhood of 700
miles. and in the summer season the
trip can be made largely by rail and
water.
w. Leslie Foote, formerly teller of
the Imperial bank In Edmonton, arriv
ed from Atlin on Mondays train and
his trip as told In the Bulletin is Of in
terest to those who like to search for
or at least read of, new gold fields. Mr..
Foote resigned his position in the Ed
monitor bank last April and with N. G.
FIoter. also of Edmonton, left that
place for the new gold fields at Atlin
lake. They reached the new city of
Atlin. on the 18th day of May, being
among the last of the prospectors to
cross the lake on the ice The town
then had a population Of 1000 or 5000.
The trip in occupied Is days from Ed
monitor. With improved facilities for
travel 1t can now be made in seven.
On arriving at Atlin Messrs. Foote and
Flater spent two months prospecting
around the lake, without striking any
thing. Moose flies and snow mosquitoes
made life a misery. Grouse and ptar-
migan were plentiful and shooting was
excellent. The climate also was very
enjoyable, the summer being dry and
warm. AS mining camp Atlin is
turning out very well, though like
Dawson, the richest deposits seem to he
accumulated on a few creeks. probably
the richest being Wright creek. The
estimated output this year Is close to
two million, and the actual output
would have been undoubtedly larger
had it not been for the numerous dis
putes regarding titles. which delayed
development. The ground Is peculiarly
adapted to hydraulfcking and number
OF companies have put In machinery
and are purchasing claims and working
others on percentage The gold Is
found in large nuggets, and grades as
high or higher than the Dawson gold
Mr.. Foote brought back some samples,
among them being nuggets as large as
small marbles. While there he secured
four claims, two on Wright and two on
Pine creek, and from one of these he
brought samples of coarse gold in
chunks the size of duck shot, picked
up by him at bedrock. A number CT
good quartz LOCATIONS have also been
discovered throughout the district.
copper and gold having been found in
a number of places. At White Horse
the Standard Oil company is Investing
in claims. At Golden Gate, 25 or 80
miles from Atlin, there Is also a valu-
able quartz lead. The ledge is three
miles long and fairly high grade, and
in some places through it there are
stringers which run from 5000 to s12,-
900 per ton. These, however. are mere
ly pockets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25

Buy your Thanksgiving Standard
early
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25

Hennessy's overcoats are the best.
See window display to-day
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25

ception of Libby and Columbia Falls,
and In these two districts the compa-
ny will not pay for the reason they are
termed "shoe-strlng' districts; that is.
these districts have strung out over
great many miles of the companys
roadbed for the purpose OF getting the
tax, and the company holds these dis
tricts are entirely out OF all proportion
to fairness and Justice to them, aad in
special agent. C. Hayden, is now
on his road home to ST Paul. having
been over the entire line Of the road
in Montana, and he says that Columbia
Falls and Libby are the two only places
along the line where the company Will
take advantage of the decision CT the
court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
MADE A HAUL.
A Burglar Went Through the Residence
of Joseph " Long.

of Joseph v. Long.
The residence of Joseph v. Long, at
II North Washington street, was Wis
tied by burglar last night, who Sc
cured about $3.50 worth of booty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long had been out to
spend the evening, and returned home
at II o'clock. AS they entered the front
door they heard noise in the kitchen,
and, going back to see what was the
matter, discovered burglar was just
making his exit. An investigation dis
closed that the burglar had pried up
window of the kitchen and effected
an entrance. He had gone through the
house very Systematically, and had Sc
cured Mrs. Longs gold watch. a watch
fob of Mr.. Longs, a pair of sleeve but
tons with diamond setting, set of
pearl studs, a lot of trinkets that were
more valuable for their associations
than for their intrinsic worth and IS in
silver that had been in Mrs. Longs
purse. No one was at home during the
evening, and the burglar had full
swing till Mr.. and Mrs. Longs return.
But for their arrival he would doubt
less have made a much greater haul.
Mr.. Long estimated the value of the
articles taken at about $3.50 The police
were notified.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25

the winter and intends returning in the
spring and will either have his claims
worked by one of The hydraulicktng
companies or will return to Atlin to
look after them personally.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
THE PAVING MATTER.

A Life Legacy of Troubles for the Great
- Falls Council.
Great Falls, Nov 24-The paving
matter took another fall out of the
council in special session last night, and
came up smiling.
AS it now looks, Canary, when he left,
handed down life lsgac1 cf paving
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX.
Great Northern Payment Contingent Upon
Payment by Others.

Great Falls, Nov. 24-The citizens of
this city are particularly interested in
the proposed action of the Great North
ern railroad as to the payment of it's
special school tax, and its action In
Flathead county probably foreshadows
it's action in this county, and the fol-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
The Mill Started.

Sneclal Dispatch to the Standard
Jardine, Nov. 24-The Revenue min
was started up to-day with plenty of good
ore. Everything Is running smoothly and
there was not the least hitch IT.
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aniAeli W mowieniu. Wybitny par
lamentarzysta must niezbednie umie6
miloret, gdy potrzeba, to wlasnie
podnosi W sposob n~ie.wykly donios
lose SLOW jego. TIE sztuke posiadal
Hohenwart, jak mkt inny.
Leoz ! tie wszystkie przymioty u
mysiu ! takt W postepowaniu ME da.
ja jeszcze miary prawdziwej wiel.
kosoi jego. Hobenwart byl zarazem
politykiem ma wskr6s uo.ciwym.
Hohenwart ME wiedzial co ob{u.
da. Jezeli byi czyims przeciwnikiem,
to she Z tenn j~eszoze mniej tail, anize.
H. jesli byl komu przychylnym. To
tet kaady ma ohwile watpi6 o tenn
ME m6ga, czy ma " Hohsnwarcie
Pr.yjaoiela, ozy wroga, czy mote M
niego liczyc. ozy tez ma go sic oba.
wiac. Me sklamal on nigdy i zaw.
SEE d~otrzymal slowa.
Dals1ym gs6wnym przymioteu
Hohenwarta by}o nadzwyo.aj rozwi.
niete poczuoie sprawiedliwosoi. Tia
piekna nuta tworzy2a g,6wny urok
tel postaoi, oddzialywala ma GAIA je.
60 role polityozna, byla kr6dlem u.
snania, ktorem sic cieszy{ W zyciu
publioznem.
Leoz ! ten znakomity MAJ ME byl
be. wad. Gi6wna przywara jego
byfo usposobienie przesadnie zimne
- lodowate niemal, kt6re mrozilo
tysh, co sic do niego zblizali, i spra-
wiaao, Re Hohenwart ME m6g} stat
sic p~opularnym. MONA bylo Ho-
henwarta przekonac, ale wzruszy6
go, chocby ma chwile, wywola6 W
MIN cho6by iskierke zapaiu bylo ME
podobiehstwem. Poozucie obowiaz-
ku byio u niego nadzwyozaj rozwi
niete, leoz bylo ono ozems zawsze
ch}odnem, brak W MIN bylo wszel-
kiego ssrdecznego ciep}a. TAX ter j
on umial innych tylko przekonac, ale
nigdy ME zdolal rozgrzac.
Rosjd.
Pisma polskie, wychodzaoe W obre,
bic granic caratu, poddawac sic mu.
sza, jak wiadomo, nozycom oenzury
a niezaleznie cd tego jeszcze spada
ma ME miecz Damoklesa badz W DO
staoi grubyoh kar pieniesnych, badz
W formie aresztowah redaktorow i
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

Wielka majowka o.yli piknik "
parku Kuehla (dawniej Reich's
Grove), Elston ! Fullerton AYES
Toson of Lake.
Dnia 0 lipca. Piknik po}aozonyoh
tow. ma korzysc pomnika Tade-
usza Kosciuszki W parku Peter.
soma, pray Western ave. i 59tej
ulicy.
Dnia Is ozerwos. Tow. Sok0 Pol
ski ma Town of Lake. Wielks
wycieczka polaozona I cwicze-
miami o zloty medal Ola najle-
piej cwiozacego gniazda, " o.
grodzie ,,Slavia", r6g 47mej i
Winchester ave.
Bridgeport
Dnia Is ozerwcs. Pink Tow. BIZ
blioteki Oswiaty i'm. Adama
Mickiewioza W Calumet Grove.
Kozmierzovo.
Dnia IL ozerwca. Tow. Patr. Stefa.
ma Buszczyhskiego, or. 208 z.
Mp. Wielki piknik " Kamie-
niu (Hawthorne).
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wspospracownikow, badz " inny spo.
sob. Ale ! pisma rosyjskie ME .aay-
waay nigdy takiej swobody, jska
snana ] praktykowana jest " Euro
pie zachodniej, a W ohwili obecnej So
one j~eszoze bardzisj skrepowane, nia
kiedykolwiek. w oiagu ostatnich 2
lat ami jeden Z wiekszyoh dzieuni
k6w Professionalism ME uszedl owei
kary administracyjnej, ktora polega
ma zakazie s~przedaay pojedyhczyoh
numer6w ! oglaszauiu ~inserat6w, da
lei ma pierwszem, drugiem i trzeciem
o~strzezeniu, a wreszcie ma ozasowem
Tub zupelnem zawieszeniu wydaw.
niotwa. Nadmienic tn naleay, il pis.
ma wyohod.ace W Petersburgu
Moskwie 50 ma mocy 1stawy . r. 1865
nominalnie wolne cd cenzury, t. j.
obowiazaue 50 stosowa6 sic do wska-
z6wek ~instrukoyj ~nao.elnej wlad.y
Prasowej, bywaja wszakae oenzuro-
wsne ME pred oddaniem numeru
pod prase, leo. dopisro po jego WI.
sciu.
Powaany tygodnik petersburski,
organ adwokat6w j prawnik6w ,,Pra-
wo', zdobyl sic W ostatnim zeszy-
Gle ma odwage przytocrenia wszyst.
kioh ksr sdministraoyjnyoh, ia
kie spadiy ma prase W miesiacaoh lu.
tym i marcu, a rozstrzasajao je re
stanowiska prawnego, przychodzi do
wniosku, Re ami jedna Z tych kar ME
da sic pogodzic z duohem ustawy z
I. 1855, a lynn gazetom, kt6re Okla
zuja nsjwiecej 4ywotnosoi i ma q
najliozniejszy zastep ozytelnik6w,
grozi ruina materjalna it'd. Jeaeli
pisma i nadal W takich rozmiarach
znosic beda musia{y r6znorodne ultra
Pienia, to musza opowiada6 ohyba o
pogodzie i slocie ma wz6r slawetnego
Falba, a w6wczas opinja ~publiczna
pozostanie zupe}nej nieswiadomos-
CT tego, 90 ma olbrzymich obszaraoh
cesarstwa sic dzieje, ale w6wczas
odzyska zn6w swoj czar, swoj urok i
wladze os}awiona formu}ka ,,wszyst-
ko W porzadku". = Ia powyzsxe
smiale slowa tygodnik ,,Prawo" o.
trzymal pierwsze ostrzetenie.
Frdncja
Wedlug dalszych Figarowyoh dru
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
Przeglad p~olityczny.


Kubd.
Pr6ba wisdz amerykahskich ma
Kubie w~ypiacenis 100000 dol.
zolnierzom ! ofcerom kubshskim W
zamian "a broh, ktora mieli ziozyc
W rece ofcerow. platniczycb, spelzla
ma niczem. DO dwoch stacyj piatni-
czych, otwartych W okolicsch Hswa-
ny dnia % z. M. stswilo sic zaledwie
kilku ludzi z ktorych jeden tylko
otrzymal zapiate. Drugiego dnia
wyp,aOono pc rs dol. 35ciu ludziom,
ktorzy przyniesli z SODA stare zardze-
wiale strzelby. To wszystko. Of
cerowie kubahscy, obecni PREY tel
ceremonji, SMELL sic otwarcie z "a
ksopotanyCh min Oficerow smerykah-
skiCh, ktorzy pewni byli, ae ME ma
dszs wyp,acac biednym obdsrtym J
ohciwym zoinierzom ~kubahskim
przyznanego i'm zo}dr. Zswiedli sic
jednak srodze. L obdartych kubsh
ozykow duma narodowa wzisia gore
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k6w wrsawy pism semiokich istnial
sorganizowany spisek ma Dreyfusa.
Do spisku mieli nalezee: ozlonkowie
jeneralnego sztabu, samob6joa Hen
~, Sandherr, Patty de Clam, Ester
hazy, ~jeneraiowie Gonse, Mercier,
minister Cavaignac it'd. Wyrok aka.
zujacy Dreyfusa ma wyguanie mial
zsPasc ~Pospiesznie, beg gruntownego
zbadania sPrawy, jedynie ma podsta.
vie kombinacji i poszlakow. Pozuiei
zas mialy sic W sztabie znalez6 do
woody, ae Dreyfus jest niewinien, ale
sztab j jeneralOwie wstyd.ili sic przy-
znac do bledu j tax zawsze manew.
rowali, ae prawda ME mogla wyjsc
ma jaw. Ostatecznie j~eneral Mercier
miai wszystkie papisry, swiadozaoe o
n~iewinnosci Dreyfusa, zniszo.yc it'd
Winowajca mial bye Henry, gdyA,
nasladujac reke Dreyfusa, podrobil
znane bordereau. Zdrajoa istotnym
ma bye Esterhszy, ale spiskowoy
.m6wili sic, aeby 60 bronic do upad-
lego. Widooznie, 4e druki one 50
Prawdziwe, jak bowiem donosza te.
legramy z Paryza, rewizja prooesu
Dreyfusa przez sad kasaoyjny costa.
Ia rozpoczeta.
Rsym.
Konsystorz papiezki prze}ozony
zostal Z 20 majs ma % czerwca.
Zmiana ia niema zwiazku re zdro
wien Papieaa; przyczyny jej So inne.
w ko}aoh watyka6skioh kraaa DO
siuchy, re kapelusz kardynalski DO
zmar}ym ks. Krementzu otrzyma
prawdopodobnie arcybiskup gniez-
niehsko-poznahski ks. Stable wski.
Lecz jest jeszcze lima wersja, i to, Re
godnose kardynalska pc Krementzu
nalezy sic rodowitemu niemcowi.
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Tow. Bud0Vnicze Is Wardy

Tow. TO Jest zatozone ia prawach stanu Illinois.
ME wypoEycza pieniedzy ma spekulacje, lecz ma
vfasnosc nieruchom4 1 "a dobrem poreczcniem.
Drukowane sprawozdania bywaj9 w~ydawane co
kwartal.
Posiedzenia odbywaj9 sic " kAzdy pigtek wieczo-
rem pod No. 7T9 Milwaukee ave-. " lokalu Michala
Majewskiego.
Nova Serja ~zostanie otwartS dnia
2Ro CzerwGa 1898 z.
W. LEHMAN. prezes. NJ. A. la BUY. kssjer. NJ.
MAJEwsKI. sekretarz-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
KrOnika miejscOwa.
Fair Kosciuszkorski.

Fair Kosciuszkouski.
w ponisdEialsk 20 RAJ ostatni warcss.
~ kola fairu. Fair zostai samkuiety
pomimo TO, 70 wisle jsssoss fant6w
nile sostalo wylosowanych. Prsy
osyns x~amkn.eois fairu prsed termi-
mem Jest j~ss.oss Ia okolic.nosc, 70
" ostatnich dniach p~ubliosnosc bar
dzo ola tel sprawy sobojetniaia. Po-
mimo to rssultat Z fAiru mo4na M.
sws6 bsrd.o dodatnim, albowiem
oEysty doch6d wynissie sapswns
okoio 5000 dolar6w. Komitst fsiru
jsssoss rae nagli kolektor6w, aby
xwr6cili k~sisaeoski. na kt6rs kolsk
towali ofary. Zwrot tyoh ksisas-
GEEK Jest ~konisosny, by samknec r.
chunk.
Fsnty posostale Z fAiru sostans
ssoHons " bespiecsnsm misjsou
rozlosowane ma jesish. " tym bo-
WIEN osasis komitet ma samisr fair
powt6rsy6. Tymcsassm sajmis sie
sprswdssniem I doprowadzenism do
porzsdku raohunk6w obsonyoh.
Byioby r.soss possdans, ably oisg
nienie los6w, spr.sdawaoych ma ksis
&sozki, odbyio sic publicsnis.
*KoSciuszko pod Racfaaoicami.
Prsypominamy, 70 " prsyssia ME-
dsisle, dnia 4 oserwos, odbedxie sic
" hall Walsh'a, r6g Emma ! Noble
III. prsedssawisnis ~powy4srego dra.
matu historyo.nsgo, urrad.ous sta.
ranis K6lka Dramatyo.pego I Woj
cischowa na rec pomnika Kosoiuss
ki.
nKoiciuszko pod Rsoiawioami" -
dramat to .nany. ale tax piekny
1 w.niosiy, Ae nawst Of. kt6r.y
juA 60 wid.isli, sapewns prry
beds liosnie W pr.ysris nisdIisle ma
hale Walsh's, js.eli swaaa przytsm,
Il Gel pr.sdstawisnia jest be.warun.
kowo gOdny poparOia.
Skfadka.
Ma pomnik T. KoSoiusski ssbra
no ma ohrscinaoh q pahstwa Ssulc
jak nastspujs.
st. Popek, $1.00. J. Szulo Is O..
M. Szulo 25c, Mar. Ssulc sos, wa.
Ssulc 25c, A, Hslnio 25o, A. Sore.
pahska 25c, j. Mysliwisc 20,, A.
Wichrzowski 25c, j. Gu.iak 15c.
Rassm So 80.
Fair ma koSci6t.
Zslsdwie ukohczyi sic fair Kos
o~iusskowski, . jut podwojs hall pa
rafjalnej ma Stanislawowie otwisraja
sic ola innsgo fairu, q m. na korrylc
psrafji sw. Stanisiawa " Cragin, Ill.
Fair trwa6 bedzie l., 3. A 5 oserwoa.
Pamistajcie.
Pamietajoie o nied1islnem pred
stawieniu " hall Walsha ma REQ.
pomnika Tadsussa K~osoiusskil
Spraua Bagihskiego.
w .sssia sobote ro.pocsat koronsr
flsdztwo W sprawis policjanta Bs
g~ihskiego, kt6ry ..astr.sln wiooha
Lsona Bassio, gdy ten.s opisrai sic
arssEtowaniu 1 nspadi . chmars in
nyoh wioch6w ma niego. Dw6ch
swisdk6w widsiaio, jak wiosi bill
Bagihskiego ! uawst poro.d.ierali
MIN mundur. PAM Julia Forge
sssnaia sas, re snalasis ma ulioy
gwis.de Z numsrsm-ktors Bsgihski
miai, jake policjant, M p~isrsiach =
oderwana widocznis pr.ez napastni
k6w munduru. Podobno wiosi re
brali jut pomisdzy sobs $500 ola
prowadrsnis fisdItwa I prrskupujs
swiadk6w. Many nadsieje, Re po
liOjant Bagihski wyidIis srcreiliwis
: tsgo kiopotu czsgo mu sIcserse zy-