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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

- Ash split open and hung there 10 dry
without the I'D sof smoke CT salt.
Running along the opposite side Of the
river may b. seen the old Caribou wagon
road. over which thoa~an6s Of AMBITIOUS
eold hunters Travelled thirty years or 20
aSo. This road reaches dizzy Ezixhts at
onme places. and al scDzxum there still
runasns one ~ sbe Old suspension brldssa
The wagon road is now abandoned and ia
washed away from many Of the f0rbidd ng
eliza The full story ~ ihls old wagon
Sood undoubtedly Yields much of thrilling
aa1 romantic history.
~ Lytfon the railroad leaves the Fraser
and turns on the south hank % the
IAnmpson river. Here IL one Of the sur.
pssses. for the rocks ard cliffs In the can
pan % this river present Wild and grand
shapes. vhis the coiorinx ~ Different from
enything else on the rne. After leaving
he Thompson river sle line begins the
snme up the valley or gorge Of the uncsl-
HWs1t unfi1 its source In reached a. fhe
me gisder. plainly visible from the train,
and only short walk from. GLACIER bossse.
O. 81 the summer recorfs. Near mere
rssss . stately peak caflcs SIR rouas .
amer Dir Donald A. FTi'n. now Lord
effsfbcona and Mount Royss. prs~igen. If
the bank Of Montreal and one Of the chief
przncfsrs OF Tire csnaf.an pacfne rail-
wny One interesting picture az Ciaser
hsuss are sh- Swiss guides with thsfr
j1un'y hats ornam~nfes With an always
pr~senf feather. which sesrns the badge az
tkstr calling.
Rogers pass has peculiar Interest for two
n1suns. II wac named for Sc fiseaveTer
naj A. ID. Rogers. Who was the nrss
90 lE w'asf fhaf wift rrgian Tafs
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Labor market. and there has been pyscsi
Taily no disturbance. Naturally men
who had been under strict army dis
ei2Iins for many months we're inclined 90
let on steam whsn they were released
from the service. bat. % the credit of fbs
American volunteers be ~ said, they
have conJuc.ed Themselves IN a gentle
manly manner. There have been few
arrests swd IN spite ~ the fact that me
government hs. paid oat an ffrryen.s
SDm 20 fhs soldiers there has been ifssi@
drunkenness As matter ~ fact. TIE
troops nov going 90 Hanfis ara far rao7s
disora~riT than those coming hosna.
Sever IN recent years ha. tabor been
~ seafcs IN this effY as - present. In
ytssJ ~ improving. the situation steadily
grows ~orse ~ = fsI' IN every Depart
s1ent ~ eorDfnsre~ ard Industry The
railroads ag" unable - secure men nn~s.
81 IN esfepdfnx their fass. o,ehardtsts
snf farmer. are having afsacaIsy IN h2n-
8is<T their crops :, 10 states that fhs
scarcity 81 reliable servasf girls amounts
- famine.
Although a number - vessels have re-
ported sighting fhe big raft reeentfy lost
~ the sfea aseY czarsna ire mas ~ TIN.
bsr has 70, ben found sev~raf fnrsrs.
inr vessels hsrs reported passing Ioru
anH n - thought that ire raft ts~ broken
80 4 nHovsmenf rs been s~xgsr h<r~
having fsr see oblsr' the paksag~ ~ a
iaw ~ c0ngysss - prsg~mf 'te towing
- sa<~s timber r@sfz stsnr fhs roast IL
t. claimed ~ shipping men fhaf ;h~y ss.
dagger ehSpffn9. 80 sh~v sre frsssnNa,fY
f0es. ard shen hvosen ~ ~ he s~s fns
Iae~ ruVer = w3fs srgan@~ 81 Saf~r tsfax
q NINA - al vessels SAT - 90 Eas ssEn
fhs rnasf Tho As1oei2fser - Marine
Erxfneef~. 81 conjunction wffh fh~ bar.
tor gftofs. gbsrnts~g % Cornm~Tos sss
Ehff~swn~rs ard MASTER srarfn~rs Rave
taken wr ere matter arf wifi s~oS a ge-
fiffan - eorEr~ss urgfns srffsn ~ fh~
matter C1~sr~s~pesa kar~ hs# crras-
tses 80 - wsss - ran 90 SECURE va~smws
= to sezsr@ss ta~
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wss IN ~ vh2s NJ A40sw ~ -
~hSsos - eN4 - o. rsssWay's snGsn@slng
rsffs~n Ne sfssfwsSa sssG11 ~ WaGo.
tNgson. eol lived f>S ysssu - WssSvvJs4.
D1u9Jae eoN0sy. WheV~ NJ eon. \. f. 9DG-
sv, ~ SIN . psospsSsye 0svuesn1 Tss
Cher 1sss5DtIsg SoiSs - ne fsst pses
sh>ss sss ssfu essuH esDus ~ eea,yoa
Quantities ~ 1Sf~fA ~ y -. - . 49,
Of Ast rsbspsSy - Wbs1s sfasssN Ose
pSre1 sss ~ ssiseSHce ~ 3 se~UGeS1s -
sysjssebs. 10 path can - Dtstniy ss4s
from ss@ Gsnnfnff ef . n&1gbh1sSng NspBs-
tain. TIE roun6bspse sa1 stssssa tsgi1s
ing were 1suseltshe1. Ths SesfsoN a9sn<.
hss wife ara s~s ehtt1SeD, ne Opsysssv ara
. cklnssBsp we're INSTANTLY k5b;H1. Tbs
bssy survivor vss . On, W. sscsesa viii
. tsoaen leg.
Lexysrx the ssitfrhs. you esns ucoa ne
Coisenhfa river, GoSin9 s1Nss1 the soSfh.
Hers are sssu nosnhxs ~ small, asw-
milk o; different points The isgs IN mo
river sesn very synz1i 20 . PaGs Uundsr
They srs hardly S@psefsbJs sss~wvpvn
foi~s. yet the isnf>ss yssds snow quaint
tssx of Izsnbss that IN shspps1 Dnss shs
nsmp>sous mining towns IN that vicinity.
No3ns Hsspsen. cstheAra1 0scussssn and
CzSIs mountain ere fhf0s m0st tassreSs-
ing peaks FL the Hoctf0 ~ this region
Around me bar ~ Mouss osspbso eaa
BE- seen tie timssY Wort of silver NINA
shaB6Dnsb. ~ y esd. t~eanas ~ the Dan.
ger Of failing bsw1d~rs II 10 hard 70 Ssas-
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ixe how the miners could reach the slsn-
DER timber ffsmA, and 81 In sf.Ii harder
70 realize Row they could cling 10 the
frame long enough 10 get ssfsy into the
fBnrsi. All aIosa tho rocky cliffs may Dc
sssn mail openings, They are taSpeis
made by miners 10 search NJ gold ard ~
yer. Al one place these mines ard q road
leading - othsTs are reached by trolley
bridge. consisting of a wire from which
r. suspended a fp1. or cage. hauled from
che side 81 The canyon 20 another ~ an
other wire OF ROPE. :, would require . cool
head 10 make that crossing successfully.
~ Calgary ! came upon q sIfa that
caHsss ne 90 pause. IL read: 'r.ssf Hsd-
RMS Bay ssores. Hsdson's Bay Co, In
corporassJ 49,
isons II that greatest 81 American ssonopo-
Ess which At orr time. about the beginning
% this century. ruled and claimed marry
half es %Orfh America. Calgary r. quarry
ing Bxhf es1ofe1 ssodsfone. whose fame
has reached the largest cities Ut Eastern
Canada
Medicine Hat also has q new quarry cum
Ing into prominence. This cit, and Calgary
exchange numerous compliments with each
other on the golf Inks.
Aoose Jaw 10 another interesting point
on the line lie name comes from an In
dian name when Translated means. The
creek whore me white nah nsrde1 tine
cart with q moose tswbops" After lssy.
ing Moose Jaw the ride H. over r.ies upon
miles ~ prairie. over witch eOtntlsss buff
fsios once Teamed. but which are nov in
babIieS ~ few rabbits saylrfsLs snt
cayofss. sxc@p, vbsfs fhe rsnc5sr has
come With his horses and cattle.
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DadA9 fnsA faS eo2vn5aDpmss HoepkO
sssvss4s hs~s ssoee~a9 sf1s s0ss - ~
serNtsoN s~Sepvs ~ - i1>s - Q ~ ons
20 ssts ssw reeSuesO 80 3<gn fs<@ ~ ~
st<sssss - esso1sG. ~ e~gw buu1ns WIN
nsh. ed sss Nm - ssaoef - ~ -
.s,il.nnl - $3.50 9 = 80 =
sfsss ukss - ssrssla NJ psunSazsi~s q
nee foym . jsSue esAspsw ~ ne sussrse-
aon. far ~ - sa1s~e fov gvnsfp1 ssss sAts
MI - ps~nstfsd ~ noaNsss. Tb~n sn~y ssss
ss~ various army fusssee. sss s@srgsncy.
ne sssvei sNd ne rsuses1 0sfoaD. asd -
what e~a - 3ons WIN mssfng sH~W p~s-
ssstss Tb~ ~ays ~ psspassss sneDn -
fDsf ~ - Bgewsfhte 80 esns>6erp6l ss9 -
tss 1SHsTsrs m~sbc1e 81 rssDsS1sg II.
Tn N~w yoyk zoosogfca1 psyh vr4 -
OPEN during fse second ws~a IN November
IS consists ~ - scfss IN the borooxs %
Bssns. ssd there are sumbsss 81 an msis
from su paris 81 the vortd on erksbts'on
There srs efhs 80 boss. prssss~ dowa
Tears, wolves. badgers ard faSes. a syess
sss enter fsom sonfn AmeYicz IL . specfai-
" fine one. There srs fvo barry orsnx-
oufargs. and. Of ccsfse. monkeys ss~-
phaofs sn1 tigers. The repsJle house mas
90 Inhabitants. fnessdIns rwo huge
pyfbons--sns 10 twenty-five feet song
The pusgc wsfeh with deep Interest the
recovery 81 WaIN- \. Dvryes. . young
ssh,~fs. who ws~ hurt by taxing . dive
into shallow water. lie prncfscasiy broke
his n<hk. and yet lived 20 90 through .
very delicate and wonderful operation &c
tns Roosvvsit hospital. TIE operating sur
seons were Dr. Robert Abhe and Or.
Charles Mef3urney. TIE case has sscttsd
great interest. a. I. vas the Arst time IN
the history OF surgery that IN OPERATION
Of that hind has s~en ATTEMPTED. n bsohen
piece Of ysrTes~se that pr~ss~d into and
cut ffe spinal chord vas successfully re-
moved. sn9 70 10 expected. by present
symptoms. thss the patient vii recover
judgment against Ellis ~. Roberta
treasurer Of the United States. for IA. ~
In favor Of his ssses, Mrs Jane r. Brooks.
has oscaaoned some surprise. Mrs. Brooks
n an old lady, over ~. and she gave this
amount IN frssf 10 her brother 70 invest.
RE approyrfatsd 10 for his ova use, and 80
. last resDgsc~ Ms sister vas forced 10
SUE him for the money. The evidence vas
clear aga asf MIN. Nr. Hot>rfs fefense
was that the smo1nf he 0~e1 his sister
wss q personal loan and had not been
given him 20 invest. This sfxtemenr wss
dlspsoved by letters and Mr.. Roberts vas
forced 20 admit 10.
Mr.. Roberts was appointed treaxur~r Of
the United States by President Mckinley
on June 4. fss5. He was fndorsed fos
United states treasurer by Senator Plzft-
TETff<A-
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re nrSs trip s<rosa fbe D4iksr1w
ana the Hockv R1ynsa.ns o~sr
the Csra6Aa Pacific railway 10
pTvnaSsy hIi~1 Win - mary
pleasures and surprises for sb>
VV1ng passenger a. sDy 1sks tourney
80 American continent From the time
eopsoscnsx the banks ~ the ny11y
- tnUsorsr cd Fraser RIVER un<si he
wss ~ csixzry these h no etarsee for
- 6oesest 20 -. AZ Aga12x q glimpse
= 0nghs 81 s1e CAssdk.7 Rovsynm>ngs
66Du1fnral experiment station ARD farm,
- aea xffsYwasd commence the nnous-
- Gessery. All along the rock banks u
- 1ssse- numerous sn3sJi c3aps of In
- ere sesn. drying salmon. Tn~z sfsss1
q nasYow i~Sx-s and scoop the esA out IN
- A1p n<fs Above fsssm are . few
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Interesting experiments With the otcrs o.
flowers have from time to tine been made.
and 10 hss been found mat many species of
microbes are easily destroyed by various
odors The ofor 81 cloves has been known
10 destroy microbes IN fhirty-eve minutes.
cinnamon viii XII some species IN Twelve
minutes, thyme In thirty-fys. fr forty
f1ye minutes common Wild gsrbsns r. found
effective, while the o6or ~ sggns xersnium
f1wers mas destroyed various forms 81
microbes IN fifty minutes. The essences Of
cinnamon 10 sasd 10 destroy the TYPHOID
fever microbes IN twelve minutes and u
In recorded the most effective 81 all
oSiors ~ an anfsseptic. ~ r. now believed
that GowSrs and herbs which have been
found IN Egyptian mumrses were placed
on tho bodies more for their sntsseptc
properties fhan 80 mere ornaments or OBJ
lecss Of sentiment.
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SAN FRANCISCO
IN DARKNESS.


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a. ..,,..,' 49, - ~ "7.'" Hs"'rg
"a.
- -. $50 " -
anu ~ tast ~ees ana vi not BE
.r7asm about ~ excessive Expenditures
aatins JHiy AMI August when The bills
81 me So monopoly far esreef'sd sfe
sh.asah' aiiow~i Tor this purpose IN
1917 - -sf~ Wseif from Toes fhe cnrpDr-
800 ht% *Aaf ~ Al street hghfs an5
- ei'f fff-~Hte g. tsse wDrif the stssfy-
- ett't4f'r 'f Community ~ more
man eF,e" irhshifanfs in darkness ~
'i5n~ q tsaf when lights are nl5rf nesf-
= ~ Pc nrPef Thar Under fhr
smarter ftirs q ccufitipn % Affairs
NAY - avoided
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out.sse ~. 49,. ~, -. =. .s..- -
sasu fts 800 Go -. -.
srxess. ,e.,. =. -
wsrs - - -. - -"
~ end t~auzni - fer reuaIrs - = 80
-" - rs fne fae transport faefe~sm
s%raHrf disaster r~een'iv IRE
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WoAe s0I6 0eeo0se she VS. Fresh.
AM Whist ~ Lot say when he saw
that he wife had been turned into \ pillar
81 ssjf for looking bzcky Can you tel. me.
EobertT'
No, marin"
'J1s think for moment ARD see n you
can't remember"
Robert Tentatively, after q pauset-Ruo-
b~rnech - Brooklyn fAfe.
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Isfg1 eWsjs8ee. Tb~ strr ~ intensely
css@sss. vita ~ sfs~mps - tighten ire
e@ey~sing gfossw inst tssas 20 fh@ ssrrss1s
finale, Edvsrf = nvxsn mads q ire
nssnSoyS sensation - Ernest Lkfxyss,
sn9 rss called b~sofs sss eyffzsn sssis
ana sGssn. Tho hero ~ the play. sy6nsy
gsrSn. wss ssIl sustained ~ Henry Nil
~r, rho responded 90 sss first sepasgs~,
DIST Ne avsisnes. SONS standing on their
ssess ss1 ~ asossisx. called me name Of
AoFgs0f Aeg1Ss'~ until thxt gentleman
Arpesss0 not oacs. but maay times. Nj
Morgan pssysd the tes1tns roe Last via
fsv ~ Tssiswssy ~ the VETS" end. ere
sss1 . gosys tmpssaBtDn, but the ehsfsctsr
wss one u TGntsy and y~~svs. and did not
rive soors for fns IRE snd bgsIjisaey fhsf
fnn young acton threw into the part -
Usfargs.
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TEUIlHS LETTER
FROM new YORK.
OvVVVvVVVvvvVvvVvVvvvVvVvv

~ Y02K. 49, 1~-Cm assvsdsy,
esNs0ssr ~ The only War
. rssy a@svss1 sren, ~ Tsss 81
Two csfiss." vne ee~ssnsst ~ ne
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trso1fs WiIson. shs t,SslI,sss comedian,
ssSpsised and b~vit3srpd . New york al.
G3sncs BY Appearing ~ cyfsno Dc B~rxersc
IN nsw ossBts ooefs ~ that name TIE
house wss crowded and she su1g~ncs, &C..
cust0s1<d 10 ~. WIiso0's fun, wss pre-
rsssd 20 shrek with laughter svefy time
he Hoks. Hut tho story was MOI bur.
issqnsd. much - the serlousne~s u the
play vss retained. and Mr.. Wilson nad
that most Stfncyst thing 70 10. 20 convince
his audience of his szrnessess When
cncs the pubic accepts . person ~ o
funny man" that ~ has 20 be 70 his sy-
inG day. lie may be- pathetic. earnest,
usEf. ana each exasy 10 a new role will
10 zrsstsc with laughter. Mr.. Wilson has
. dssp. sweet ysscs and great dramatic
power. ana be may be able 10 force the
pubjf 20 take him SERIOUSLY, bat n 10 a
ciucp;s task Authors have struggled
With hat same prossem before nov Marx
Twain n not allowed ny TIE pss,Isc % -
IN earnest. Ansfer, the English author.
who wrote "yies yerps' and The Fallen
IDOL" two Of the most amusing Rocks 81
the century, published serious navel.
The Psrish." vhics has never been q
spccsss, h0oG5 n 10 q story of great paw
or and deep interest. Win any other name
On the tile page, The Parlab" would
have been received with spfby~ ssm Bst
Anstsy was known - funny man"
and the pubic fssssfs any attempt ~ the
clown 10 take 81 his motley. Mr.. Wilson
has . flf71c'Gt task before him, and ~ will
be interfering 30 watch his efforts IN fore
ing the public 20 take bip serloasIy.
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Mr.. Chambers ~ Alabama. VINO WAS
chief Justice IN samoa, IL now AZ fhs Oh
gey house in Ssu York. ffs and Mr..
Naxss. the English c9n~d VINO both stood
upon The Jerk % o maD~Of-zar directing
the bofsbsrGm@n; ~ unprotected native
Villages and the destruction 81 girls
school. were tofn hastily recalled by their
respeeftye goysfBnenfa Samoa has been
PEACEFUL since their departure. though the
troubles have only been patched over. a.
tfss suggestion Of the COMMUNIST N are op-
POSED - the rules u the Be- treaty.
ard cannot bs carried out Win o another
needing ~ the three possrE TSe hoy
Tsnu, Who was M chamterg candidate
for king sssiDg the OBJ high chief. Ma
saafs. viii be- rsmemb~red by frsy~fers ~
the waiter vhs ssrveS NJ the table in the
missionary cofYss house. Be was q smiling
faced. pleasant Lad. br somewhat hum
bic 90 ~saif ~ the shrons. IIs has now
announced his Intention Of becoming Q
missionary.
4 very good movement k On foot o. seaeh-
ing yoIdssr- how 10 cook. The flea orig
mated IN Washington with Ml~ Elizabeth
Stack. sbo taught the pfivafes who en-
ilS;sd for hospital service the ART f pre-
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~atTarF - erfrftass 49, rrsaf..
- 20 aTEe q - sal1 soe4 %
e<y A.s zog Fas9itsa tn r.eg,trx "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

gpiisse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Pewna. lose touardw WYs}ana z
lK,ijjYop,was do Wy e r . /, 4. dnia % la-
przybyla -dopiero dina 3.
lmarca, Odleg}o6c zatem wynosi
Sos worst (wlorsta rrawie lyle. co
kilometr). Obliczocc, 70 kodml
moznacy te towarY przew'e66 I Q
.czterY dni PREDICT. 2 kodzi do
hosza o ogromnym braku dziew-
ezyn s{uzebnycb; v~szystkio co
4drowsze i zreczniejsze. wysz}y "a
granice do Prus l do Niem'ec, spo-
dziewajac sig lepszego xarobku.
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Polska pod Moskalem

:. - Godne nasladowan!a. VIA
sclciei Kuninay 2 CUB. Kielee-
kiei, p. Majewskli dr.. Swierzyh~
ski lykarz + Jeleniewa, wystapili =
podaniem do man1stelyum spfaw
wewnetrznych o pozwolenie ma za-
&ozenie " Nowej-Slupi kasy pozycz.
kowej dla wlosciar. D% 1zatt,ll1ll'5
kasy rozpocznie sic cd sunny rb.
1000. kt5ra siezy1o JUL kilka os6b.
WARsZAWA. % azYbko6sscl..
= przewozie toWaroWz kolelam les
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
W seimyk

" ~KosC1Ek :; sejmyk
powlatowl Y= u1olbWal,4 budowe
dstepa'jaeych dr6gT l. szosowych =
Kstscisar!ss !, n ao=koKe9 K'szewy, 2
stsregosBak6wcazdo Konarzyns, 2
Mlaleggo Klihczas do zzszpona,. z
Arnik6w do Nowego Wietoa z
Kleszczewa do Skarszew.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
sZLAsK:

BYTOM. Kreisb}att og}oss a,
ze rentmlstrz Hentschel " Ckropa-
czowie ma G6rnym S]asku miano-
wany przewodnlczacym %miejscowe-
60 dozoru K, scieluego PREY koscie-
|lkatolicklm. Wjadomost letotnle
zadziw,aj9os, albowiem p. Hent.chel
jest rrotestatem CzYbY TO- w{adza
koseielna katnllcka ME protestowa.
ia =rrzeolw podobnemu ustanowie-
n,u? w parsfi tel mleszka 1900.
katolll 6w a $50 protestant6w.
90
ZAWODZIE pod Katowlcsmi
Doia 5 BIN. 0 .gcd>ienlLee 8 raj rano 3
znaleziono .pal,cza " piecach Gym,
kowych " huclo Kuneguudy, J6~
zefazKoruss, piezYwego. Przypusoie
nale2y,sze Korus :kt6ry mia: nocnq
slu1be j palii W preach, psioz, / sic
W poblizu ognia i poni6sf smierc
wsA utek nadmlernego goraca.
Twarz, rece 1 negi smar'eeo 'y}y
zupe}nie spaloue. Korus bvi juz %
lat,w owej hueie zatrudniohY od~
znaczat sic p,lno6oie i trzezwoScia.
= ZABRZE. - w kopalpi
Jadwigi zcstal ciesla Jesionek
przyduszony walaceml sic SIG bell
kami tax rleszczesllwi', 70 ia
miejscu skona}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
z GALLO VI.

" f. . -- b. "a -r
MEDAL, wybity " Krako~ie.
ku w,ec1nej a nlkczemnej pam'eci
Apuchtins, mad ,zedl ola zbiorow "
Ossolineum. Jest ON z bron.u lany,
: napisem: .,Kurator wsrszaw-
sxiego okregu naukowego Apuchtin.
Ma drugiej stronle: .,Wieczne
przeklenstwo jego imieniu. wieczna
iego .%nikc4emnej dzia4alno5cl
y Krolestw:e Polskim 1S79-le97".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
q Prus Polskich,

%s H&A8%@&S I.s3S
GRUDzIADz. = Uczn, dru-
karskicb Kowalskiiego Kopickic-
kiego, wypustczono ma wolnos6 v
drugie k.1etoso gods1nie IL !,
cwierd " ypoiudn:e 70 cztety j
f6i tygodniowem sledzJnlu.
Krokodylowe Ivy wyleWa
.,Gesellige''. II zn6w przesz3a
v1ssno1cS9 rak Niemki p. Blum
y D%ombr6wce "a 100 600 NIX. W
recei polskie. Gesellige uboloss, re
to JUL Plata ss#kolei posiadlosd
Idle " popiadanio rolskie " tel
niejseowosci tczysto ,,niemieckiej'.
Il. Jan Marchlewski otrzymai
cd tute]szej pollc7i mandat karny.
" wysokokci go n. "a uczen,e=
dzleci polskiego ~czYtanla. A vice.
pollcya " Grudziadzu poszia "a.
przYkiadem poznansk;e]!
GN1EW. P. C1arnowsk,, wia~
sc,oiel Mlyn6w. sprzedat sra
posiadlosc, pofozopa " Jeleniu
Pomorcsyko*i p.a. Mellontln "a
1853 900 m. =.:..>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

WRoCK. KosoieipY p. Michas
MrozoTxslkii tax n1eszo1ealiwle upada
brsY awoseniu. dd q Z =z4amana
re noge .powyiej=tostki,ss kosd
sterczY IA Wylot.a F.. a..s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

GNIEzNO. TSP. Edmund.
W1elkie wrazenie WE
woiula tn n,espodzlana .wlesc o
nsgFej smierol tutejszego kupca :
radnego miast, sp. Edmunda
Grodzkiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
w OKOLICY BUR~ZTYNA

w OKOLICY BUR-ZTYNA
zapanoaa ala znowu 90. aczkowa
emigracya ME do Brazylll, lecn do
Bosni. Donosza nam z tamtad:
Nar6i " obecnei pore, czy to ma
jarmarku. CIV prey zabawie W:
szynku, cry PREY roboole> rozmawla
O. nowYm kraiu. =Kilka rolzin
luz pojechafo. inni znowu jada ma
zEvialy 9. . ? Y opow'adsja
lax dawnicj . Bra.zyli', tax teraz o
Boknii. re jest to .krsj m oiem j
mlekiem nawodlniony, a pie'rogg' 10
III az obIatui9 zzdrzew.
2 oststnich splreoeces6w wy's1edelf:
I @ .-=E$[4f 80 = ~ r
<. stoja1owtk1 2 ristnem zdra]cy
ua, ozole. Sam ~przyznal sic. zez p,isy-
val arty ku1Y VI ogganie ezynowni~
kdw rcsYjskien ikliki satrap6w
knu]acych wszystkie: zaa,m o
przeclw naredowi naszemu j religil
.katollckjei. w oczach wszYstkich
qqvzo1n1e mydleoYch lu q jest Ks.
Stojaionski ia zawsze moraln'e.
Mestety cieimnY ludek
s,licajski ME predk,eo,s atoliI=. pozwol,
dc e.. w ,yY1'yR'd,i pod vpIy'wu ssalbier
SEEN - H-ssNv- EL a.-E HE IE-E 20 .ES.A E LEs.ps NAsstFEE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

ejsncyyq.akusk,emAmaeg lsspra-
wiedliwego obeiscia SIC : wszy-
stk,mi obyvatelami 2ozYskaf se obe
xielke Ay~o1lirosd zaofanle
Wielka poclecha, 70 przYnsjmnle3
v jednymn q & ! aanano przym'oty
potrzebne: i ystarc' aiace, by
m6g} pelnid ,olbow}asSi burmlstrsa
InuYeh gmlla'4dssa sn p "a niezdo1-
uFch nieeodrn,yehs5tego naszczytu'
TIIsas,5s q
BYDGO5ZCZ. GzY to mozll-
we " p,a.hstwie #ggdaEzsiiez ppqa1nuje nstat
wa konBtYtu 5Oto =w'zBBydgo-
sxczyzzakazano. m6wlG po ipolsku
wszYstklmz urzednlkonl Is kt%log1lejowym
oraz urzednikom wydz,alu powla-
towego, nawet ezma=b by cdoznoit-
mem abonowanla gazet %rolskicb.
Moze jjeszczeT=przyjdz:e do tego, re
zakaza po1sk1ch ks,4zek do nabo-
zenstwa? Zakaz TAXI iako cos mic
zwyk}ego W panstwie cywillzowa-
mem powinienby bye rozg}oszonYm
20 ca}ym swlec'e, a pos1o vie nasl
niezawodnie ME omieszkaja
podnieS6 lego W sejmie.
-
KORNlK Rvdak mas ?.
Z7gmunt Tule wloz, syn lutejszego
kupca i obYwatela pana Tu'ewicza,
prawa M .unlwersytecie
wroc}awskim, uzYska4>H: patiently
zagraniczne ma nowY,
nAdzwyczajnie ufatwicny spos6b
fabrYkac,i wszeikicgo rodzaiu
szczotek, ]aio tee ma przYrzad do
i ogrzeTania bez ognla.
Fan Tulewicz podobno ma es zcze
W. "a pasie kllka innYch g~ynalazkow
ma wielk3 sknle, z kt6rych .opateL-
jedDakze ch wllowo SIG
wstrzy mule, ponlewaz odntsne
doswiadczenia ~pol2czone SO 20
znaczneml kosztaml. Welding
rzeczoznawc6w wyralazki
10 wielkq rokuia przYsz1ose, .szzo
da tYlko, re pan T., " celu
eksploatacyl tYchze zfaczya sic
rodobno z obcyml.
lNOWRCCKAW. Pan Fr.
sprzedawszY majatek
Jerzyce Nlemcowl kupil teraz cd
Paruszewshieh majatek
W pow. znjhskim. Maja-
Eek ten ma 1914 hektar6w obszaru
~ w Inowroolawlu W. szkole
ma bye udzle]ana po ".
Nocy " dw6ch oddzia}ach dowol~
ia nsuka Jezyka polskiego.
/
POZNAN: Professor gimnazy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

POZNAN: Professor gimnazy~
um Maryi Magdaleny pan dr..
Kolano*skl Hziat emeryture cd l
po % ~letniej piracy oko&o.
K 3ztA}cenia m@odziezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

zLoToWo. Gdy s1go marca
10 pe.udEla pocjqg jecha} W
ssfod i - ,'l paddy iskfy ma
sdauh aabudowah soltysa Kulk..
4 O J! u oaiadloAo=zgorza}}a. 2 konie,
~. 4Sastt,ttuh blY'defa. 20 SWIM. wssystek
q l lI,. ! :,.gg'n4lw p|omien;ach.