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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
Hosiery Specials.

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gel good ..r. value every time. Ne
-4n-f..f.. .rr roulfatI0u wls
buUt and wu Do. sustained boz ibis
WAY frI.. nr those.
Ladies' nam lrarstltchcd Hoso l0c.
Value Observation-Disclosures. .'r.
1 L4a.es PAIN h .l il..s 'a1. ioc.
Ladle. lc. EI0rrfau Hose. oou'.e
sole. l-I sn..l H'oN guarantee.
combination l-.F..n cotton 40 w.
Ha.t iIo.e. e>-ra
..5 for .i2Ic.
rr. v.'fr white fGef
e.i-,..l ....' ..t ... De-. value. TO be
Sod tor......... ............ To- y. e..
ea1et.oe 1laI't .plced bee. ana soa
Horn a.r dy. ,.,''t.
Ladies Fancy noe. .A ol'
boots co.'rol tops it ODD a"'' g.,
pe 'tf,- ,..-,.t r.,-
..6 eza dol. $50. hIea so.i-oa
La5... Tr0c6 ils.e I9-s.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

Though having recently disposed OF
most Of the stock owned by him at
Gould Hill Farm. Hanover Courthouse
Va, Mr.. James 4. Graham will no. 20
out Of tho trotung horse business, out
has determined 10 breed on a uT1cn
smaller scale than formerly. A few good
mares have been retained at the farm.
which will be bred TO the best sifos
within reach while the younger horses
when OF sufficient promise Will be DO
veloped and either raced or sold. WINE
al Monmouth, Illinois, recently, MI
Graham purchased tho fast pacing geld
ing w. i. W. 22S IL, By Bessemer'
which he win probably take through mo
Illinois and l.1' circuit. The lEooe-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
SMALLEST
FIR & NCH
| en- GIL 8 r.
OtCTiON AIRY
A WONDERFUL BOOK.
exact Size.)

over 5000 words-apparently 647 pages
The volume is kept in small metallic
case, in which is set magnifying
sight to read every line. 1t was pub
Hshed by the celebrated Pears Soap
proprietors of England, and has no
doubt had an important influence in
making it's publishers among the most
noted as they are among the wealthiest
soap-makers in England. Its owner
prizes this volume as a valuable refer
ence book, and it certainly is among
the smallest books ever published.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
On Monday, the 10th Day Of April, 1898

At II o'clock noon of that day. at
my salesroom, on Queen street, in the
city of Honolulu, all and singular that
certain piece or parcel of land situate
at Kalihi, Honolulu, aforesaid, and be-
ing portion of Royal Patent 1916, L.
C. A. 10,49S, and more particularly
described as follows: Commencing n.
w. corner of this land and running n.
50 co. E. 14S feet along Kahauiki; n.
So 00' E. 1876 feet along Railroad; S.
190 so, w. 566 feet along w. l.. Will
cox; N. 32o OO' E. 400 feet along w. l..
Wilcox to initial point. Area $40
acres.
TERMS CASH. Deeds at expense of
purchaser, and sale subject to confirm
alton by the Circuit Court of First Cir
cult.
For further particulars apply to
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for the Elk
ecutor.
Dated, Honolulu, March 14th, 1899.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
EXTENSION PLANS
Lectures for the Univer-
sity Work Arranged.
Prof. Henry RoIfe VIII be the Lee
turer r. Great Interest Mani
fSSted-The Subjects.

Lectures Of the University Extension
course will begin next week. Prof
Henry w. Rolfe of the University OF
lChicago will arrive by the Doric next
Tuesday, and will give the first lee
ture on next Thursday evening at
either the Y. NJ. C. A. or the High
School
| Great interest is being manifested in
the proposed plan. Sufficient money
has been raised 10 defray the expenses
of the proposed lecture course which
shows that the interest is substantial,
not ephemeral.
The regular work of the University
Extension course is divided under diff
ferent heads. 1t begins with instruct
ing and stimulating the hearers to
think, and ends. with having original
effort in discussing the vital questions
of the day.
The choice of Prof. Rolfe to make
the beginning in the work is fortu-
nate one. In addition to being a sue
cessful organizer he is a thoughtful,
eloquent talker
His lectures will include the impor-
tant works of famous nineteenth CEN
fury authors, among which will be:
Idyls of the King, Tennyson; Vanity
Fair, Thackeray; Sartor Resartus, Car
lyle; Essays of Stevenson; Essays of
Ella, Lamb
These are but few of long at
tractive list. In addition to the regu-
lar lecture there will be a general dis
cussion of the author and the work in
question. The lectures will be free,
and it is hoped that the interest will
be maintained.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
IRON IN SHIPS.
How it First Came To Be Used in
Nautical Construction.
(Pall Mall Magazine.)

VI
The story Of the use of iron as a
material for the construction of ships
is full of interest Iron was long ago
used experimentally for building boats;
several references to these rude at
tempts will be found in the annual
register of last century. Grantham
quotes from publication dated July
%, 1887. The writer says: "A few
days ago a boat built of English iron
by J. Wilkfson, Esq. of Bradley
Forge came up our canal of this town,
loaded with % tons and 10 hundred
weight of its own metal, etc. 1t is
nearly of equal dimensions with other
boats employed upon the canal, being
20 feet long and 6 beet So inches
wide; the thickness Of the plates with
which it is made is about five-six-
teenths of an inch, and it is put to-
gether with rivets, like copper or fire
engine boilers: but the stem and stern
posts are wood and ahe gunwale lined
with the same; the beams are made of
elm planks.
Her weight is about eight tons;
she will carry, in deep water, upward
of 80 tons, and draws eight or nine
inches of water when light" It is eX-
traordinary that such hints as these
should have fallen dead. Was there
no shipbuilder with an eye swift to
witness the enormous possibilities la
tent in these little canal experiments
A small iron boat was launched in
August, 1915. She was fitted up in
Liverpool as pleasure boat. Hundreds
viewed her as a curiosity. She was
sunk maliciously in the Dukes dock,
as though some Daniel Quilp of a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
You Cont "be0T" Our MQTket!

SUGAR STOCKS MAY RISE OR
FALL.
BUT OUR BUSINESS is increasing
steadily.
We have ON THE WAY the finest
line of HAND CAMERAS and KO-
OAKS that ever came to Honolulu.
Make haste slowly, WAIT AND SEE
them. instead Of buying something
you will not be satisfied with. Come
and see LIE MUNYON ANY WAY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
Police Court.

Yong Sing, adultery, was fined 500
and costs yesterday morning.
All Nee, same charge, was fined $50
and costs.
J. McCandless, assault and battery
was fined So
Four Cinnamon, having che IA tick
cts in possession, were fined s25 and
costs.
Two DRINKS paid the usual fine of 50
and costs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08

workn an, foreseeing iron as an issue
if this boat was suffered 10 go on hint
ing, had put an end TO her Her owner
raised her and sold ner for old iron:
''but the loss of this boat" he says.
turned my attention TO the practic-
ability of making. an iron boat which
could not be sunk by any ordinary
means"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
The lie Munyon '3 ssn5ssy'
LOVE BUILDING.
THE PURCHASER

Of a FASHIONABLE SUIT
presupposes the purchase of a FINE
HAT to complete the harmony of
dress. Our suits are stylish and dressy,
and our hats made to match. Suits
from $1,000 up. Spring Hats both in
straw, and felt from $1.00 up.
The varied styles, the wonderful
variety of silks, which mark the high
class neck-wear in our large stock, is
not dream but a veritable fact. Our
spring patterns have never been sur
passed in the history of neck dress.
Whether style of silk or pattern, or
the most dressy or fashionable, we have
it. Prices from 25 cents up. Bat ties,
Ascot fourth hand, Club, Teck and
Imperals.
Agents for DR.. Deimel's Linen-Mesh
Underwear. Send for Catalogue.
I,b< ,Kd$b~ 8
9 Hotel Street !: Waverley Block
WE MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER
Telephone No. GIG No. Gil, Hotel st.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
A Literary Curiosity.

Mons Canavarro, Consul General for
Portugal, is the possessor of a unique
booklet or libretto. 1t is the smallest
dictionary of the French and English
over an inch in length and three
eighths of an inch in thickness; has
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
JAS. r. MORGAN
AICI0l9er Q|N1 Broker,
SO Queen Street.
P. @. Box 594. Telephone ~.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that under
and pursuant to an order issued out of
the Circuit Court of the First Circuit
in the estate of Manuel A Barete, de-
ceased, am directed by Antonio Rich
ard, executor of said estate, in pursu-
ance of said order, to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
3 B 3

We have commenced with the frs
letter and will run through the alpha
bet, one letter for each week. Read tn
list of articles we carry in stock:
BASKETS,
BUTTER MOULDS,
BUTTER PADDLES,
BUTCHER KNIVES,
BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES,
BREAD AND BUTTER KNIVES,
BREAD BOXES,
BREAD PANS,
BEER GLASSES,
BON BON DISHES,
BON BON SPOONS,
BELLS,
BONE PLATES,
BERRY SETS,
BANQUET LAMPS,
BRACKET LAMPS,
BAKING SHELLS,
BROILERS,
BABY FOOD CUPS,
BAKE DISHES,
BAKE PANS,
BASINS,
BASTING SPOONS.
BATHS GNFANTS).
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08

Is som ething that has been sold
in HoLolulu some time but the
prices we are Offering these
goods at is a new departure
altogether.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
Scotch Granite Ware

and found it will not chip and
then rust through, after it has
been in use a few days. These
goods when they once get into
your house are there to stay.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
SPISEK :.
na rozbi6r F olski.
{&s1y {@&ss@y

Oczy wszystkich byly zwr6,
cone ma Sobieskich, Kar6l
Kitty ME chcial narzucac
Polsce krola, zostawil Wyb6r
woli narodu, kt6ra sWiecie
szanowal; tylko zyczyl sobie
widziet ma tronie ]ednegoz z
.syn6w aua l11-go,. ktorego
meztwo uwielbial. Gdy krole-
wicze zostali uwiezieni, Pola-
cy ME chcieli myslee Q no.
wynn wyborze kr6la. Takim
bylo ich przywiazanie do rodu
Sobieskich i do dynastycznyh
zasad. A poniewaz wynieslenle
ma tron kt6regokolwiek z
kr6lewicz6w niepodobieh-
stwem bylo W 6wczesnych
okol;cznosciach, przew6dcy
narodu, chociaz przekonani
h11; - %infr,roch ch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
J ezuici
zgubili Polske?

" wnem niezaleznem
pismide po lsko-amerykad-
skieln 5 aliSmy sic n'edaw.
no Z tWisrdzeniu, ze ) Jezui-
ci zgubl Polske.
Cry dhtego, ze starali sic
barbarzyas6W dzikich, nieu-
znaja ychaai Boga ami Chry-
stusa; cara, nawrocit, !,
uciiwilizaf
WszaWiedzieli IS dobrze, ze
" sells|1Ile "a pod pokf,vkaa @
krzyzaI :; sic .lsolityczl,a
idea 81 [||llEsE
Wieall " ll ze IA dzicz mon
gols 4 81 e ona, praWiio-: i
.na ia dp 1aE Il EErtlow rabunKow'
.przez Issaha 4, 1r1-g0. przez
,IwanaE w 80, wczesn'ej czy
pointer fzuci sic na Pols'k;e. s, !
ia EdfopE! Jezuicii I: rozszerzyli
sic W Po]sce W XVIl-tym
wieku, gldwnie "a Zygmunta
LII go; lecz yjuz dawno pred
TEN mieli iwielk;e znac1enie W
.po@udniomej i zachodniej Eu-
rope.
Lzemuz, innych KRAKOW ME
zgubi1i, tylko Polske?
A W XVlII-tyn1 stuleeiu ma
polityke Polski ME mielt
najmn;ej:szego wplywu i W
niczem ME przyczynil' sic do
jejj podzialu miedzy dwory
z kt6rych jeden byl sch;zma-
tyckim. a drugi professionalism.
Me )ezuici zgubili Polske,
lecz zepsucie obycza;6w stanu
rzadzacego, .szlachty, sprowa-
done z zagranicy,i odosobn'e
ME Polski, jako Rzeczypospo-
lite, okolo1,ej dziedz'nam
drapieznych despotow, wresz-
Gle oddanie handlu i przemy-
stu W rece cudzoziemcow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23

Tax #WymoWny, zes ME Wlel'
| obnych znalezlibysmy y
ech.nych dziejjach. Jes
to jeszcze jeden 2 tysiacznycl
dowod6w, d iak nienawistnen
bylu bezkrolewie u Polak6w,
jak wstretnym kazdy bezrzad
Ajednak Q tym rysie uwydat.
niaiacym waraznie charaktel
n:la;rodu, ma)ujacym go
najpiekniejszei strony, tax
ma}o pisza ] wiedza.
konfederacya WarszaWska,
przerazona wiescia Q pojma-
niu uwiez;eniu Sobieskich,
postanowi}a zaslegna& rady
prawdziwego przyjaciela
Polski, Kar6la :XII-go. Wyr
slano do niego deputacya, a
ma Jej czele postawiono jedno-
myslnie Wojewode Poznad-.
skiego, Stan'slawa Leszczyd-
.skiego. Wielki ten 'patryota.
naiwiece) uboleWaI { y aad roz;;-;
.d!,wojeaiem ':!,, j q Polls'y bal
..myslaa; q pogo.d1 .1| dTN''a dw6eh
st .tsstronniictw. Pr.zybywszy z
deputacya do Heil[sbergu v
.,\Narmil War;, gdzie zliajdoMa} sic
w6wczas kr6l szwedzki,
oswiadczyl mu wyraz1ie, imie !.
MEM ca1ego narodu, i narod
liie mogac obrat !. < krolem role Z
zadnego z Sobieskich, J. Eprlagnie
pozostaG wiernym Aususto"'
i prosil K ar6la, aby do tfgoo
.dopom6g}, dla spoko]ui dobTa
Po!ski. Kar6l odpowiedzial,
IL nigdy ME zezwoli. ably ma
tronie polskim zasiadal jeden
z najnikczemn'e 'ejszych krol6w,
jacy kiedykolwlek panowali.
Leszczy:dski prosil 0 poblazli
wosG dla Augusta, W nadziei,
ze sic poprawi:. Kar6l Kitty
uderzony szczeroscia / szIa-
chetnosciia mlodego pos}a, po
dlugiej z MIN rozmow!e, rzekl
do o6cer6w przyboczoych,
gdyLeszczyl1ski odszed}:, ME
widzialem nigdy czlowieka.
zdolniejszego do pojednan'a
stronnictw.'
Tymczasem przyby] do
WarszawyAleksander Sobies.
ki. Karol Kitty poleca} go
szlachcie, jako kandydata do
tfonu. Glosowanie byloby z.
pewnoscia przypad}o ma jego
korzyS6. Lecz Aleksander
.stanowczo odmoWil ,nie czujac
sic zdolnym do rzadzeoia
krajem. zwlaszcza pod wply-
wen nieprzyjacjelskich woisk.
Po ogloszeniu bezkr6lewia
wyznaczono Seim elekcyjny.
Krol szwedzki, przylechawszy
do Warszawy, zapytal Pryma-
sa, kogo nar6d zyczy sob'e.
wymiest ma tron. Prymas
odpowiedzia}, IL najw'eksza
ufnost posiada LeszczYdsk',
Gdy przystapiono q ; obioru,
utrzymaf sic zna ma konita wick
szoscia glos6w ll7o4 i: s Jest
" tenn no.'wy, zaldziWias]acy
.dow6d jednosc ~ srod lozru
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23

04HCZVcleI jOfp6 0lSC1&sW %Ht)OiH.
sk;ei y naraf,i Ks. Rhodepo
W South Chicago, Til, " tych
dn'aeh Wy]ezoza ao l'''sDui
$ - 80 -.
y aN,, !, { q. : -
po'''
&c Mkt i ,;i'..
cn1 I, !, !
zo's .,5 a,'llynnesy 80 1pey.,pa al 81 =, W.
zamlerza zalozyc Wlelka
Polska osade 1armerska y
.Otah' W Plskhych Dogasycn
stronach, e zoroWym k''1ha-
TEN TEN ! urodza)na zlem'a. ~
sia], 20 fagoahe] Ems -
w'osna SIG tam rozkW''a'
W. " 1oAnA
tsd=.s4o !,
seN1e = We - 0Au'@i =
k'sAgo: pyh oDSse'''
ks'a .l.eA aaN' { !. "''4' !,
k'e' - ., Nuaai,
oyl' .ks'sza :, n'1y N.' & .
o,a =, ~ -,
rs -. :. -. 9Nu,'A D.
10 ID oa',e -
Ayi 49,,
Wy1a''o' pow oA' ~
90 ~
Twn RIVERS Wis. -
r,,ta;e1, r,,r,6a ,o1ska no-
~ au,,}a noh,dowaf nowv
-so;6, M on hv6 bndowar
: cac,,. 9rxnr st6n !.
+eL1e ~ hvf n,1ro..
,,a Koc7t, obl7czono na
20 go a s,o d,o
.ZNANY 2 pred kllku latu
!. skandalicznych opis6w W
gazetach polsko-amerykad
~LCoAAS A~S3 q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
d ARGOS, byly posel
" M'[e|7''ksyku., n |7'' ozenio- q 0
ny Q mer,ykank;;a,. (;

u = AHi0l y:h tuh q.
HAV A Ma Pod
opieka krazoWnlikEaa, il !
) Chicago prlzybyt
htra7nsporto IL ans vice j g Ne ,Mte'a-
.da wiozac 'a 6 ~ 600, 600
dol, p'rlz''elz'ilal,o; p'l''l. IN 3; ozonych N Oh
dla q wojska kubah-
s;klego.
HAV VANA. Roz-.
chodzi sic WjeSc, re
general Gomez costa,
ME prezydentem re
czypospo'.l!itej kubai-
skl1!oj. General Betan-
court porozumle wa
sic. = general g::'.l.'l9'll L)jia{z,
Al sSsF11 ss==}4 y55%&-E-A = s#.sa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23

MIL WA UKEE, Wis.
Ma posie edzen;u zarzaldu Ste :'t'.
warzyszenia Poliak6w ]iE:l; " Anie y
ryce zosta} jedne g]oSpie po-
twierdzony ma rok blezaey
Dr.. K. Wagner, doktorem m
S..P. a. pa spo|udnlowa stro-s
ne miasta Milwaukee oraz %
pre- eirzenia j potwierdzenia
aplikacyi nadchodzacych ze
ystkich. .Stan6w TAX samo
Or. Ig. Machnikowski zostal
jednogle snie twierdzony na
p6lnccna j wschodnia strones
N asia Milwaukee urzedo-
wynn doktorem Stowarzysze.
MIA Polak6w W Ameryce
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
NE ~ YORK.

Marian Zare1nba. Kt6ry v
dniu s styczniia Z. b zostaI.
aresztoWaay osadzony v
Tom IS pod zarzut n roztrWo1 !,
niieniia pewnejj sunny pie enist-
.nel ralezacej do Polskiego
.Donau Elnilgraey yjjnego na. q.
Morris ST.. .przy yznal s sis pred &:
sad en- % win II !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
n Niw Polslxich
W AMERYCE.

MILWAUKEE,. Micha-
lex wlosy sobie wyfywa 2
glowy. 2 powodu codziennych
niedobor6w W kasie. Chcac
konkurowae. DzIENNIKIEM
M1LWAUcK1M musiano kURYE- =
.RA PoLsKlEGo Q jeden lam.
powiekszyt, zkad znowu
wiekszy wydatek, abonentow
zaS coraz mniej, a do tego i
polscy k7upcy j przemyslcwcy
.coraz skap;ej W K Y K y : y y,
K US SIC oglaszaja,
Nieborakowi Idle, iak sic
n6wi, Z pieca na leb.
PAN LEON Ml.ACHNI I !
Is Z, kOWSKI dot ychezasowy j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
MADRYT. Kr6.

MAD LII i i AlU.
Iowa regentka podpi-
sala II Marca trak.
tat pokoju re Stana-
nj Zjednl1Iocz,ol'lnymi ,l'l
Rz4dowi z,ialeziy a'I,l.e''.ziy ma
tenn, ably zawiazac
'jak knajpredz'ej dyplo
matyczne stosunki ' AZ 2
A Ameryka. T Poslem O hi
szpanskim we W. a.
shin gtonie zostanie. )'|'t
miano Wan,y ksiazve9 i 6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
g{iczne sledztwo, zkad Law y
,czyds:ki. ": pabrst picnic dzy
co r6b$l p6dczas poBytu
swego " Europe.

swego W Europie.
y BUFFALO, y.
trzynastepo pulku poiedzie na
Fi]ipinv takze kilkudziesieci q
po,akow. miedzv. tymi 5sier..
ii pierwszvm .pu}ku lest .tez
.przednio bvl ,uz v obozie
s. pu}kiem,
BALTIMORE. Md. "
kirku nieza]eznym odprawia-
no 4oto godziana hece. Mial
tam bye exdlawiduda a obec
ME .,bi- skop' (czyl; baran
do kwadratu) Kami1iski
Buffalo So i suspendowany
ksiiadz litewski Jodyszuls.
kt6ry prawil kazanie. Piekna
to trojlsa,, kt6re1 K kazdy 3
u1ia1a drisE cMag0 iVWOfa
s,edz;l ussW;ezieniu,
-:
PREF s; / 9, us pre-
;ezd1a]a oneosdaiPolka co i; ii: ze sta
reoo krai,l u. drodze do
Winter zOkla. Reporterzy q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23
TELNGll.ss II 4 M y

MANILA, Wzmoc-
Mona po.)'s|.ii:l.k'.ami p.)'|.i: "a. 2 2
Amer armia amery-
kanska " dniach cd
Is do 2l. .Marca oczy-
sci1a . poWstahc6W "
ca}y p6l:wysep, mad.
kt6rYm ley N ,nila,
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Iowa regentka podpi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-23

che wi echnego rozbic' a,
p1zy nieustannych intrygach
.nieprzy Iaci6l Polski.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-01-27

superintendent Salary and Help.
VIM. p. Lewis overseers' sally. .$483.32
Milton E. jenkins hired man. 45.50
Aug. Erickson hirej man. l45.W
Lewis " ahlstrom, hired man.. 900
Pauline Thompson, hired girl. 1879
Amelia Boehlke, hired girl 49,. s.25
Lena Craven, hired girl. ....... W.25
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25

Dit Ntrnuibuna, ban Sic Erdns}i<
biri{dk Gi{snbobn IN bds @efdnantBs
leben tine slen0erung brinQtn iperoe,
biirfte iih tanln srfiiuen. Nebt iptrben
bic gefangenen am Babnbal befdif<
tiqt; lit bic Ndbn fertiq, 10 lit aud Die
Bef6dftiguna Der6trdflingt 3u grDe.
WahrIheinlih iperben bic Gtoppsflz
11ujer eingebku unD Bic @efdnataen
nit ber Wabn trunsportirt tperben.
Dnrausgelebt. boR bic braben lidis
ilDipnitii Daa s5abraeID fir bic @iefuns
eeiten iiht III ibre Gafdhen per51pils
ben Iai1er unb Bic 6trdflinae, tpie biss
her, Sau1enbe pnn Merft au Sub lan=
fen lai1cr. Sir bic nid1t hintsr @ndoR
unb Miegel, alio in bsfhrdnfter Greiz
beit lebenben Oeportirten iDerben Die
WerbdltniiIe reht bitter. tpsil iie sDeit
BON Der Babnlinie bislpcirt iperben
nniiifen, oanit bas Durhaehen mil Der
Babn erfhipert ipiro.
W. Terfchaf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25

S9ubtarren, Der an Elm hdlbes Dieter
lanaen aetten an Die 6an6feifel unb
bic 5iiBe bes Strdflinas anqeIhmiebet
1T. Der Strdfling ihldft. lrbeitet
Inb ibt Dantit,. ipirD iiberhaapt ben
Garren bis 3u feinem Qebensenbe niht
mebr lbs. Diefe 5trofe fpirb erfannI,
tpena Elm 5trdflina i'm GefdngniB eiz
rlsn Wprb beaeht.
sSn alien Gefdneniiien Bis nnh Nerz
tl6insti SdDoD iDar Die sagsmeine
GIage Der 9efanaenen. bob man iie
Inbeihdftigt ln1fe. nnp baB iie por
QungetDeile niM iDiifen, mas lie tbun
follen. Diele alaqe iibernnittelte i'd
benz gouberneur, Der mir mitfbt,.te,
bdB Ct ihDn brsimdl Bel befn Miniitea
rilm ii @t. petersbura iim Sic grS
laubniB aebeten babe. bic Gtfonaenen
bef9dftieen III biirfsn dbsr iebesmaI
Xxi bas GtfuA obqtIshnt p0rbsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25

eitpu 68 Sabre dlte 8erbre9er nit bei-
ferer @timne, res lit niht iiberaI 10
out trie bier" Die perfon eines8er7
BREEDERS an it6 bat niemals mein Snz.
terefe erregt, pobl aber bic nrfaden,
bic TIN gum Derbreher genaa1t baben.
Dieie au erforf9en, mar fir mid ges
fpiHermnBen Qebensstped. Sibirien
Bot mir einen iiberreihen Stoff, biefes
Gtubium All berfolgen. Oas Helultat
fiimults. mid sesen sic 8erbreher
lladfi6hser.
8kpDr in bas @efdngniB perlieb.
lattete itb nod benz @efGnqniBlaal eiz
ls(lt 2s}u<b db. Bei biefer @slsgenbeit
lxfiltt idb einen blinbgebDreIen 18idbs
1kn Wexbrober tenne1l. .mesbalb biit
r0gte III i'm so reiB rs
~ tpdr bit Mnftpprt, man fagt,
/ 6I 1ieI Il 5prf ais1eSiiabet hdbell. =
nblIIe bisieS mlsni d1en mar usts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25

fim I'M Garter 1i1t. Mlf tlskillt syraz
g<, fit pxlhe Wergeben bic @tf6flinge
bier eingefperrt lperben, CAB mir bet
gefdngniBnireetpr Inhenb 3lr Qsnts
mort: .Die pexbamntsn RerIS perz
fpielen an bic aDiadentpdGs ;bre
StrGflingstleiner; bnfiir iperben lie
eben eingefperrt.1 sSa, touamt hsi.n
nnh brei Iaaen einer mod ie6en5ig
beraus24 wMdcht nidbts, Der Mnffe ift
frdftig, mar bic Iatonifde Mntlport.
Ser pierte @rab Der Gtrdfe lit bic
8ranbmdrfung. Golange biefes bdBS
lihe 8ranbmaI 5ih tllr auf benDbers
sDrper befbrGnft. ldHen iib bieBranbzi
rarben fpenig{tens berbiinen; iperDe:l
aber @efint, 5. 3. Gtirrt unD Wonaeu,
fotpie bic 6dnbe gebranbnartf, fo
trGst Der Gtrdfling bic MertmaIs e,s
8erbredertbums lebenslung nit lid1
hernitl.
ginen bieIer @efanaenen fragte ieb
rtdh Der urfane feiner Brdnbmale.
stint Sabre belt ih es aus er3dhlte
ct mir, uba eripac,te in mir Die @ebn-
fud9t na1 meiner sSamilie. essh hahte
mir, iebt tperben nleine Rinber fGD.
ilnb groB getpprben fein. Ginnlal
ln0hte ih iie in biefem Qeben bob rod
feben. Daau fam bas ssriibidbr. uaD
bd belt ih es nibt mehr aus unb bin,
ipie piele anbere, aus betn Gef1agniB
ent1frungen. 3ipeimal haben he mid
eripi19t, nobel ih iebesmal gebranDz
marft ipurhe, bas brittle mai aber tdtn