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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27
MALARIA FROM PLANTS.
the SOIL I'm the window
Garden.

There is an undoubted prelude
against house plants in the sleeping
room. which has not seemed to be jus
/ tilted by anything that has been PROVED
I against the plants. Most Of such pop
u.ar ideas, however. EN- body a truth
and it is not always wise to ignore them
II has been recently found that ma
larja has been propagated among per
sons sleeping In a room II which plants
were growing in boxes filled with ma
aria soil Several cases of this dis.
ease in winter have been recently
traced by physicians to this cause. The
germs seemed to thrive in the heated air
of the house. When we remember the
source FROM which the soil around
house plants is obtained and the com
mon use Of rotted earth, often from
maIarIous swamps. in preparing the
soil, it is strange that this complaint
has not been made before.
1t is quite possible to have too many
house plants 4 few blooming house
plants are pleasure in the living-room.
bat the practice of some families Of
filling all the sunny windows with
boxes of dark earth for the cultivation
of flowers during the winter and spring
months is not one to be commended
The most essential thing in any home
is the health. and comfort of the mem
beers Of that home II flowers shut out
the sunshine, rbeu the flowers must be
given mp, however delightful their pres
ence is. There is no such objection to
a conservatory built especially for the
accommodation of plants. though it is
possible to introduce the germs % ma
larious earth even in this case. The
objection to flowers in many houses is
that they may occupy the sunny win
dows that the members of the family
should sit in and enjoy During a
great deal Of their time of growth house
plants are not ornamental, but sim
ply promise While summer plants
are resting from growth, it is better 20
keep them IN a well-lighted cellar than
upstairs where they are not often or
namental and are certain to be more
or less in the way. This applies TO ge-
rauiums, begonias Of some kinds and /
to the vast majority of the summer |
plants, which must be taken /
in during the wiuter.-N. Y. Tribune |
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27
EMPLoYMENTS FOR WOMEN.
An English Encyclopedias Giving =
Ist Of Their Vacations in
the United Kingdom.

Some one in England has been pub.
fishing an encyclopedia of employ
ments for women, and the work holds
startling revelations for the ordinary
conservative citizen who clings TO old
ideas about woman's sphere. There is
a tradition that the English woman.
above all things, is domestic, and that
the pushing busting, fn-de-siecle
American girl might proftably study
the shrinking, clinging femininity Of
her English cousins. But the new
book on women's employmeuts is cal
culated to bowl over any such tradition
and persuade the American girl that
she isn't even keeping up with the pro
cession.
Feminine architects, farmers, plumb
ers, bankers. chemists, contractors and
gardeners are, apparently, a drug OF
the English market.
Woman divers are more discourag-
ing; but there is a woman diver in Port
land, Me. and all loyal Americans
would be willing to bet that she can
dive further than her English rivals
Perhaps, too. there are American fem
mime cab drivers, and pilots, and let
ter carriers. II not, the ovel sight can
be easily rectifed. There was a time
when a 30-mile tramp would have ter
rifed any woman not born and bred In
England, when an American girl knew
as little about a horse as about
rhinoceros, and when sailing a boat
was an accomplishment rare enough
even among American men. But that
all changed. Fair golfers are in excel
lent trimming for letter carrying. Any
one Of the New York bellies who loses
her millions can utilize her catboat ex-
perience and triumphs in securing /
pilots place: and as for cab driving
that would be really too slow for Amer
team young women, unless they were
able TO tool tandem or four-in-han6 /
1eams before the cab.-N. Y. Sun.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27

Belts made of double-faced satin rib
bon are fastened together in the front
with a small clasp.
Tiny rufIles of ribbon or gauze have
a drawing string, the gauAe being plain
or embroidered.
Charming neck ruffles that will last
well are made Of silk and flower petals
in white, black and shaded colorings.
Shell combs curve closely round the
modish hair knots and give perfect sup
pot to winter hats.
Velvet picture hats are adorned
with pIumes tinted in harmonizing
shades, with mousseline de sole and
chenille spotted ends that tie in large
bow and ends in front.-Chieago Rec
ord
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27
CAUSES OF GUN HEADACHE.
fered, Hut None Il quite sat
factory.


Gun headache is a trouble that many
shooters experience. When il takes
hold of a man his shooting qualities
/ get away from him for the time being.
/ his eyes ache and his head suffers Sc
/ yerely at each discharge of the gun.
/ Some people hold that il comes from
/ the fumes Of the nitro powders, and
this may be so in part; others hold tina,
it arises from excessive recoil of the
gun, due to overloads of powder. This
does not seem altogether reasonable,
because many cases Of gun headache
| occur TO people using only moderate
loads. The actual cause may be put
down as due TO the action of the stom-
ach, or indigestion, as well as partly TO
nervousness. II is well known that
some people never can shoot as we'll
after lunch as before that meal, and for
that reason only light lunch is par
taken of by most shooters. Each event
that man shoots in causes a quicken
I ing of his hearts action by reason OF
brief temporary excitement, and it is
claimed that these successive quicken
ings of the action of the heart do af-
foot the diroetio,, ironairir,, il and
causinq tronbresone gsses n sri.a
themselves irducfrg beadacbe
n is a fact also that GUN headache
is more common with heldshooters
,b,r ,,;ft t,srsbo,.,ars In .bfs c,s,
il. is Generally. ir,lirss,ior thai ca,ss.
tbe tro,,I,1s IN, Init, nm. a,ris,.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27

Father-Don't you know that smok-
ing will stop your growth
Johnny-Sure That's why l do it.
There won't be room for me in the fat
if / grow any more New York Jour
nal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27
naked Cabbage.

Cut fine and cook in the usual way.
Thea add a teacup Of cracker crum bs, a
cup Of sweet cream, and three well
beaten eggs; mix and bake 20 minutes
in a buttered pudding dish. - Home
Magazine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27

break down, any oF aIi % the
life-matntaiuIug organs ore aFt % ae1wH Be
disease.
The wavto maintain good health Iff1 faHa
al the root Of the trouble and eaHG Gle .saH.
Make your blood pure, your nerves strong, end
you will lind that every organ IF fIHe IH.'F
perform its function as &c should. AH8 s. l.tlfu
10 health is inevitable.
Women, specially, are subject O. certain dis
orders that make il necessary Tor tsHH o. fHe
particular attention % their health. l.Ha1
troubles, In many instances are The ragsa q
these disorders and should De- promptly treated.
no matter whether they have been iuhsrlai ur
contracted Ia after life.
The following is a very interesting letter.
coming 10 as from Maine woman, HH..a Eia
explain Itself
"AUBuRS, Ms. Jan. I6 Iss
owe my life 70 your wonderful med alUe. q
am an altogether different pefsUu than ! waa
five years ago / was then trguh.e8 With dis
placement Of the womb. Was uuafse 90 waik
any distance-in fact was dragging a missfaita
existence. had tried three different doctors
in vain. They gave me all kinds d mHiIruss.
and tried everything which they Thought wuu8
give me relief or effect cure, hut without any
good results. Al last they told ms that HHiauE
short Of an operation would DO iu mF ease. a
thing which dreaded ~ much as death Itself
MY husband was advised hY @ lady friend ~
your RenOvator 90 try 10. ! diI 50. Aud, after
taking few bottles, began 70 feel better. Tits
encouraged me, and | continued taking che
medicine, and, incredulous a. 70 NAV seeu, aa
to-day well woman, and the happy mother ~
a lovely child. ! send you the picture az myself
and child as proof Of the above statement. !
always have Il in the house, and caud HHi d.
without IL. Mas. ErUrSE IEHaEHN."
II other women, who are dragging themselves
through life, feeling miserable aHI DETECTED.
would but try Smiths Green Mountain NrHH-
yator before giving up hope, there wuuI h1
much more happiness, and a vastly less amount
Of illness in the world.
The great advantage OF Smith 3 GNen Noun
tain Renovation over other remedies be that % 10
vegetable in its composition, harmless iB iisar.
ton, though quick and sure. Forty years "
success is sufficient proof Of the merits ~ iHH
remedy, which was originally discovered aaa
prescribed by famous doctor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
Prenumerata wynosi rocznie
" stanach lied. i Kanadzie 5000
" Europie Goniecz. naprzdd) $3.50
w a r u n X j..

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA.
z do1u, konlecznie musza p}acie
600 na jeden rok, rozumle sic
take "a rok 1899, lubo ": tym.
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli pfa~
cacych naprz6d, roczna op{ate
znizylismy ma $1.b0. ~ : 4
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no.
Eych abonent6w i prze6le- cd
kazdego calorocznY abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego przese}ac bedzie-
my bezpiatnie.
Kto odbierze zpoczty try gazety,
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
w%iedzlalnym. "a abonament. =
zKto zmieni address,, powinien ma
tychmiast podac wydawcy W1ABUsA
sw6j nowy adres. .
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a po6rednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARus posefany be.
die dalej. Skoro kto z~aprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpicrw
xap{acic jezeli co "a MIA winien.
P;eniadze "a i. ola W1ARUsA ma
lezy przese1ac przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
tel przese1at abonament " dolarach
pqpiesfowyeh, przez Postal note,
albozw iednocentowyc lub.dwucen
towycfRs zhaczksach fpsoczttoW,ygch, 1ecz
jezeli abonament, v: taxi spos6b
Przes1any, " idro,dzze pprzeppadnje Eco
sig v tym kraju hhdzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawca WIAEEpsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial
no6ci. Take listy :najlepiej kazac
M poczcie r~egistrowa6 DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztow,y bierze ma siebie Cd.
powiedzialhosG6, zez Wrazz ! zaaawlartos,
cia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy .oraz przese}ki pie
Meme do WARUsA .a~drescwac:
Ii. DerdoousEEi
g 500 f.. 3rd Str.
WINoNA Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

POlska KOlOn3a n iedOlipie
Gatesville P. O., Chippewa Co., Mich
Osledlllo sic mas tn kllkanascie
polskich famillj. Depiero rok. jak
.farnerujemy.. Urodzaje dose pick
ne. Przyjedzcie zobaczyc, Grunta
TAME. Prey uczciweJ piracy mazna
tn dobre zycie prowadzid.
The Mud Lake Lumber Co.,
kt6ra zakupila tartak property
Nv Raber, zaraz obok, kupuje
wssystko drzewo Cd farmer6w i
dobrze placi.
Lasy tn 50 okropne j ma drze-
vie MONA zrobit dobry interea
Roboty i zarobk6w tez podostat-
KEN j plata dobra.
Rs. a. Mlynarczyk, kt6ry tn
kelonizuje, zajmaluje sic kazdym.
chciejcie#tylko rodacy korzystad
ze sposobnosci j przybyWajcie, ' Z 2
biera6 te grulnta : lasami kt6resod'
tysieoy LAT leaa odlegien. sztornik
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

I - =! :sss::::s1
! gznissss Jaaa z Z d1.obrzee
zn nm p so'rpligd i ilF.'el La
issttts Dletfoit 80 Bay City przzy
iby1 Zare,mba Chicago, rospity i
Ilzuppclnie spsodupadly
w kr6tkim czasiie polkaazalo SIG.
ze Zarembia, jake nalogowy pijak,
ME zldiola godniesi "a aalkluratnie spell
MAC soboWiazk6w organisty. lecz
u. Matkowskl dop6bi m6g1, trzy~
mai %nieboraka, przez wzglad ma
!jego famllia, AZ Wreszcie parafa
zmusiia proboszcza do oddalenia
pijanicy, kt6ry navel " najwiqgkssze
swieta, jak ma Wielkanoc j ,Boze
Narodzenie, p%rzychodzi{ piiany ma
Choir, czesto nawet Z slhcami ma
twarzy.
lie razy zaS Zaremba pljany
do domu przychodzit, BIZ zone j
dzieci, ze al wszyscy sasiedzi
przychodzili i'm ma pomoc, | autor
niniejszej korespondencyl kilka-
krotnie przenocowal lego dzieoi W
swoim domu.I
Bedzie temu dziesiec lat, jak
Zaremba 'utraci1 stanowisko orga-
misty, a do dis ]eszcze do zadnej
piracy sic ME ja}, tylko I'VE z pra~
cy swych c6rek, ably zas czem faki
przep{ukaG, zarabia teraz rzuca-
MEM obelg ma ludzi tych, kt6rzy
mu DUO pomogli, broniac kilka~
krotnie, by DO kozy sig ME dosta}.
Pc objeciu parafl przez ks.
Lewandowskiego, przyja} kap}an
ten. ma kr6tki czas. ]edne z c6rek
Zaremby jake organiste, i jej po=
wiedzial. Bsdziesz tax d&ugo grae,
p6ki ia tn bede."
Dziewczyua uwierzy@a. stano-
wisko, jake mia}a W Saginaw, POI
rzuci4a, i zacze}a gra6 W tutej-
Sym polskim kosciele. Wszelako
ks. .LewandowsFi W dw6ch tygod-
mach odprawia panne Zarembine,
a przyjmuje ma organiste mledego
zw1azkowea Grand Rapids, ably
sobie zjednac tutejszych zwiaez'-
kewc6w.
Jan Zaremba. ojciec panny,
wskutek tego okropnie SIC roz-
gniewa} ma proboszcza wyrznae{
lido REFoRMY korespondencya 0
proboszczu, - jakoby matka go z
piracy "a pranie wychowala, a pod
korespondencya podpisa} sic
o rganis t a. Jednakze dobry
poczestunek znowu pogodzii Za-
rembe = plebania.
Familia jego przeciez z togo
bynajmniej ME zadowolona, DO
krzywda wstyd sta}y sic i'm, gdyz
dzlewczyna ~zas1uzyla sobie ma owo
miejsce, stojac wiernie PREY partyi
ks. proboszcza-
TAX to Zaremba "a poczestu-
mex got6w sprzeda6 swoja dusze!
Ia piwo Zaremba plsuje
k}amliwe korespondencye.
K{amstwem jest, jakoby nizej
podpisany pisywal do W1ARUsA z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

Tykiety ekskurssyjne
M kOlei G. IT. e It. Paul.
-@5sss.5
:Ktoby choiai p~rzejechac s,e do
Europy, nsjlepie zrobi, jekell pos
jedhe..do Chicago koleja en-, & ST,
Paul tam pom6vl wyglsdteellnal:;
karty ekrstowej ; jskin agentem
tejj kolei.
d 90. Il. Heat { or {
$500 Gen. Pass.Agent
60 Did Colony Building,
s. disseo,H l. s d,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
z DULUTH donosza; Brsk

z DULUTH donosza; Brsk.
robotnikdw :est tax wielki. ze
kontraktorzy Foley Bros, budujae
nowa linie Eastern Minnesota,
p}aca Pc 50: 95 ma dzieh, ably do
STAG dosyc. ludzi. Wskutek tego;.
przedsiebiorcy, wysy}ajacy rude z
..ts a
kopaln, beda prawdopodobnie tak~
re musiie11iispodnie6c place ne $l.75:
W mie6cie wlelu zwyczajnych ro~
botnik6w juz dostaje pc 50 no
dzfeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
z MENAsHA
tWIs)

Nleboszczyk E. Smith " tes-.
tamcncie zapisa} miastu Menasha
cze& majatku ma z~a3ozenie biblio~
text, z kt6rej teraz take Pc.
lacy korzystaja: Jest tam kllka
set dzle} polsklch.
Zak}adaje tn juz muir pod no.
wy polski kosci6}. GaYby wszakze
lepsza zgoda panowala v parafi,
robota sz}aby razniej. Panic,
tajcie, czclgodni rodacy W Mena~
sha, re gmach, postawiony do
odprawiania ~nabozehstw, jest tylko
fgura koscio}a. dusze tago 5zas
stanow'a paraianie. Panowie
Anton Gracyalny j J6zef Cinkow~
ski So .upowaznieni do odbywania
kolekty ma koscidf pelski W Mena-
sha W dyecezyi Green Bayjskiej.
Go6eie, przybywajacy do Me-
nasha' niselpaj ME ,aappnns Cd
wledzlt pana5 Wasa, malaecego
oberza PREY stacyach kolejowych.
Moga sic tam s%podziewac mi}ego
przyjecia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

= ll|ssI|!|s| = =
rs IS che chop ). 1nied N lSE J 81 pp1r'o, lI''|a,S-I
''z'lF
50 -
Rrzad Washingtohski. ME mo.
ggaeo zw i do'stateczneejj Iezbyy
ochotnik6w do Walk : Filipidd'czzyy..;
kami, og}asza, ze kazdy kto i zb J
RE IA wlasnns reks g oohotnik6w,
otrzyma stopieh drugiego eporuczni.
.ka... PraWdopodobhe vice eat e
Ameryka pobiwszy Hiszpan6w, sa-
.0-Ear@.E ETE $E#. SS|IE #gEGhE EtE& t@a#-=
ma z brakla zo{nrlierza dostanle ciegi
Cd Filipihozyk6w. Me Viedzie sic
Amerykanom 1ch zaborcza Polity-
ka.
Biora tel luz do pulk6w o.
chotniczych gryner6w, 6wiezo :
Europy prsyby}ych, ami slowa ME
umiejacych po a~ngielsku'
,,GENERA1" Coxey zakuph
fabryke frmy Graft Bennett Go:
W Millvale, Pa, j przeniesie sje
do Missillon, o., zatrudni seo luz
dzi.
%
CHICAGO, III. = Socya1i-r
ssbom wo1no bedzie " .przysz}osq
wyglasza6 mowy do ludu ME tyl
ko W lokalach ma mityngach, 1ecz
take ma ulicach, byle to zebrania
uliczne ME wp}ywaly ma wstrzy-
mamie komunikaoyi. Socyallsci pol-
s~tarali sig o to pozwolenie u pro-
kuratora Walkera re wzgledu@> ma
g%eneralny rozkaz szefa polieEll
Kipleya, ktdry zakalal i'm Wygla-
szania NOW ma ulicach,
o. Il
CLEVELAND. - Zaburzenia
straikowe ME ustaja. onegdaj
ktos welehna1 tramwaj na}adowakz
ny 5zewem ma tor. aNadjezdzajacy
tralmwaj uderzy} wen oba rozSF
billy sic ma kawa1ki. Kary k'uarsuN9
.regularnie, ale jedynymi pa"
sazerami So %motormani; konduktoy'
rzy i policyanci, a ci ME plaza.
STEVENS POINT, Wis. :
Sprawl zbankrutowanego
banku Commercial wkr6tce costa
ME zakohczona. w zesz&2 sobote
''reeeiver" banku tego sprzeda'
ostatnie try Lofty, nalezace do pre-
zydenta banku "a $1,000. Depo-
zytorzy banku tego dotychczas do
stall 20 CSC. ma dolarze, z ostat'
niei sprzedazy dostan2 jeszcse
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
NASl AGENCl.

aFsSauSe<@a
NASl AGENCl.
Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
mia abonamentu WIARUsA nastepu
l4cy nasi agenci %mielscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Franciszek
" ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 Is Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsk,
7l2 s. Bond Str.
C. Kniter 93e We'll I'll.
NANTICOKE Pa.-Fr. Jablonski
NoRTHPRAIRIE. Jan Kim
ger.
OAK Hill st. Pogorzelski.
PIE ELAEB Wis. - Adam
Bambenek. .s
WILGo u +. j. gr.shoxski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
DrobneE |E|'l',c,.llIll|ai'lI.,

M
Y E.'l ] Wis.
4. Jozef#Worzalla, zeggar1mltstrz.
Y ~sztoizeslR6lniksa obdarzany
|zost1aI PREF ,; swa mloda nal all-.
zonkezdwoma naraz synkam1.
~ .
! : d1'e's1eA poo-
go p'asy 80
'use' $500 1ap ou'a''s1' :.
10y -
po1os : w. .1o''s
!, i,
80 Ays,''u''
10Y e : es' : ) p'e' Ns44
''''o 1o'or
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saw 4''
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MICHAL SLAZINSKI.

-#HrEG 80 HstE+E tE.x %<2ssFEaEH 20 fE"aaG t|"tEH =..@'
W Bay City, Mich, pozegnaall.
sic z tym swiatem : " Czwartek,
~ Lipca b. r., SIP. Michal Sla-
zinski.
Nieboszczyk urodzi} sic 2 Wrzsee65-
MIA 1880 r. we wsi B%udziejewo, pod
Mie6ciskiem,> " okregu W agrowiec
kim. Przezywszy 40 lat v malzeh%
stwie. by} ojcem jedenastu dsieci. /,
Utrats wiernego meza i dobre-
go OLGA op}akuja: Wdowa Kata
rzyBa j p'ecloro zyjacych dzieei, !.
Q Jan Slazihski
Jdzef Slazinski
synewie ..
F%ranciszka, zamezna Ryba,
Maryanna, zamezna Ciezka.
= OF
Stanislawa, zamezna porkow-
ska
c6rli.
!, Wszystkim, kt6rzy wzieli ur
dial W. smutnej ceremonii cd
.prowadzenia droglch nam zwlok
ma miejsce wiecznego spoczynku,
sk1adamy ninlejszem serdeczne pos
dziekowanie~ pograieni " smutku
Dzieoii W d o.w a. I:
- .t'-= IN. -.., "-t ..-. .t.L.8. %t.s..... ..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

MatKovsh powiniealnbyy
szanowanY g sWae pracee. &
szkoIa, kt6rg wfelebny IS. Mat
koWski pobudowal g wl a. pie
.niadze, juz jest wykonana PPtolsey
rodzice powwinni poselasItt dzieciSdo
.szkoly polskiej, ME Do Pablioaz-,
nej".
q powyzszej notatki kazzd1y mo- no
70 sic pr zekona6, e ME byiemn
wrogiem Ks. Matkowskiego. I
dis, gddyby w~iekszo66 parlaalfiii Wy
razila sig .,Chcemy Ks. Matkoow'g:-
.tiego'', Sep piefvazy BY tfma
przyklasnal.
- - -9hrNS1E & Us %Fs#rn#rs 10 n /. zs.t - tsst5.T
Korespondencya 2 powyzszemi
kfa mstwami przeciw sepowi u
mieszczona " numerze 81 ,,kgarza
" Ameryce,' napisana przez Jana
Zarembe, a potwierdzona znakami
krzyza 6wietego przez kilku ciem~
nych gawron6w, jest tylko ma
to obliczona, ably oczyscic tutej-
szego zielonego a g}upio-zarozu-
mialego wikarego z sarzut6w
uczydionych mu przezemnie. Bo:
mdwi2c prawde, kretaczowi temu
lyle chod,i 0 dobro tutejszej pa
rafii, lie psu Q piata nogee.
Zasad2 u niego to w}asna korzysc:
= Eajprzdd ia, potcm znowu q,
potem a jeszcze raz : "a pc
raz pierwszy. drug, j %trzeci, a
pote,n dopiero parafia!
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

~,,GENERA1" Coxey zakuph
fabryke frmy Graft Bennett Go:
" Millvale, Pa, j przeniesie sje
do Missillon, o., zatrudni goo luz
dzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

z EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, do.
nosza:- Wielu czlonk5w parafi
Sw. Patryka uda}o sic " niedziele
do innych koScio}6w spodziewajac
sig, re odczytana bedzie ich exko~
mun1ka z powodu, il ME chcaa
pozwollc, ably Niemiec by} pro~
boszczem. Exkomunika ME byla
czytana. DO blskup Jansen podob~.
no ME mial czasu j odlo5y} ia do
przysz}ej niedzleli. Pc odczytaniu
exkomuniki, biskup Jansen wyto-
cry paraianom process 0 oddanie
mn calej wlasnosci ko6cielnej:
.twierdzl on, il kozci6f jest jego
w}asnoscis q ME parafi. Parafanie
najeli;sobie juz advokatdw j chca
sprawe pr,zeprowadzi6 przez wszy~
stkle, sqdy. Poslano tez luz petycyqe
Dc. papiezkiego delega Msggra
Martinelliego, ale ten powiedlszial
zet maias sic poddaa'd.||
rozkazom. biskupa. Irlandczycy]
jednak pod zadnym warunkiem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

W JOLIET, III. eksplodowa}
okseft z(tank) II. zaslkerosyna we fabTy-
ce, Federal Steel Co." i zburzy}
budynek dostarczajacy powietrza
ch}oanego ola fabryki az do je'
60 odbudowania pozostanie $500
ludzi bez roboty.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-30
AND HE DIDN'T.

Philadelphia Record: "My friends"
said the caller ION behalf of our society I
an soliciting twenty-five cent ~subscrip-
tons to enable US to wage war on the
cigarette evil. and I felt sure we could
rely on you in the battle to the DEATH"
Yes. I'll give emo quarter" replied the
business man, promptly. Good-day. sire
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-30

$40 sets Of teeth 80 DR.. Wiz.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-30

Nearly a million dollars worth OF gold
and over two hundred thousand dollars
worth of silver are left out-of-doors, un-
guarded, every night the year round III
Oaaa4a. NyaI, Xnrlc
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-30

covering only 800, 0oO, 900 Of expense. This
sum, if the canal belonged to the govern
ment, could be quickly paid back as,
from present shipping. it is shown that
1,0OO,O 900 tons of wheat. 200, 900 tons OF
other grain, and 1000, 900 barrels of -four
are now sent from the Pacific coast to
Europe annually in sailing vessels or by
other ways which could and would be di-
verified toward the Canal. So that the
question of extravaganza is overruled.
AS to the rapidity of the transit the
Canal people say hat there will be only
ten LOCKS. 4 on the Pacific side, Zach with
a lift of % feet and 6 on the Atlantic
side each with a lift of a little over IS
feet. By modern methods the lockage is
a swift and easy operation.
The climate along the route of the
Canal is very healthy. Even extreme
northerners who find the south most