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The evening times., 1899-11-05
Funeral of H. Columbu. n. Alexander

The funeral Of Mr.. II. Columbus Neale Alex
ander took place Saturday from the residence Of
his mother, 1909 Street northwest, where short
services were conducted by the Rev. J. F. Mackin,
pastor of st. Paul's Church. after which the re-
mains were carried TO ST. Paul's Church. where
a requiem mass celebrated by Father Mackin.
who delivered very touching and impressive
address. Distinguished clergymen, including
Monsignor j. A. Stephan. were present in the
sanctuary. The church choir, Of which the de-
ceased was formerly member, rendered solemn
and beautiful music. The remains were inferred
in Holy Rood Cemetery, Georgetown. near the
grave Of his late wife. where the services were
concluded by Father Mackin. The pallbearers
were: Mr. Paul Alexander, Dr. johnson Eliot, Mr..
Walter Marks, Mr.. Brawner Nicholson, Mr.. Will
lam Ashdown, and Mr.. Fred V. Murphy. Beau
tiiul floral offerings were presented, among them
very handsome crescent from the employees OF
Kings Palace, where the brother Of the deceased
is employed. and a superb tribute from the en-
ployes Of the Norris Peters Photo-Lithographic
establishment. The deceased was taken sick at
his grandmother's, and after illness Of two
weeks died of typhoid fever. He had been in DELI
cate health for a long time. Nh. Alexander was
twenty-eight years Of age. and a grandson Of the
late Columbus Alexander. He was a photo
photographer by profession. having been, until
few months ago employed by the Norris Peters
Photo -Lthograpbic Company, where he was very
popular.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
POLICE COURT CASES.
Judge IkimbaIl DispOses of Sixty.
Three Prisoners.

Judge kimbaII DispOses of Sixty
Three Prisoners.
When Judge Kimball took his seat in
the Police Cout this morning there were
sixty three prisoners in the dock awaiting
trial. An unusually large number OF wom-
en- were among them.
John Quinn, hatless and coatless, was
the first prisoner called for examination
Quinn was arrested on Saturday night for
begging on Pennsylvania Avenue. He told
the court this morning that he was dec
orator and was on his way to New York to
work on the batleship Kearsarge. Upon
his promise to leave the city Immediately
he was released.
Addison Barber was on his way South
when his trip was rudely interrupted by a
policeman, who placed him under arrest
for begging on Florida Avenue northeast.
He was sent to the workhouse for thirty
days.
Annie Foley, alleged to be an old Of
fender. was sent to the workhouse for fif-
teen days for acting in disorderly man.
ner on Fifteenth Street northeast on Sat-
urday night.
Henry johnson was arrested on G Street
for begging. He told Judge Kimball that
he had intended to leave the city on Sun
udy, Dul Wueu Suuudy came ne tuOuSnt II
was Saturday. Ten days in the workhouse
was the penalty.
George Williams. colored, was charged
with vagrancy and being an habitual
drunkard He said he was guilty of be-
ing drunk. but was not guilty ''of that
other thing A fine OF $40 or thirty days
Imprisonment in the workhouse was i'm
posed.
William Jones. colored, was arrested
Saturday night on Q Street northwest for
"congregating and assembling and using
profane language" He was sentenced to
fifteen days in the workhouse.
English D. Robinson was arrested on
Saturday night for stopping and insulting
women on Third Street northwest He
told the court that he was SO drunk that
he didn't remember anything about il. He
The evening times., 1899-11-05
would Trim Street Trees.

II. L. Hart, general superintendent Of the Wash
ington Traction and Electric Company, has re-
quested permission Of the Commissioners to trim
the trees along the line Of the Georgetown and
Tenleytown Electric Railroad in order that space
of five feet above the overhead wires might be
opened, from NJ Street to the District line The
District authorities have informed Mr.. Hart that
all trees within the city limits trimmed by the
Parking Commission, at the expense of the COM
pany A permit can be ismed the company to
trim the trees north Of the city limits, however,
providing they obtain the consent Of the property
The evening times., 1899-11-05
APre.. union Meeting.

The executive board OF the International Press
Union met on, Saturday evening, with the presi-
dent Mrs Mary s. Lockwood. in the chair. Miss
+. @. French. secretary pro tem.. read communi-
cations regarding the May congress, to be held in
Detroit, from the vice presidents for Canada and
for Michigan Preliminary announcements will
soon be issued which will give the list Of topics
for the Congress- and which will be circulated
among women writers in this and in foreign
countries.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
Respite Asked for Horton.

Tracy L. Jeffords and Robert W. Wells attor-
neys for George ". Horton, sentenced to hang on
Friday, called on the President this morning and
asked for respite of thirty days that they might
carry Horizons case to the Supreme Court. The
President told the attorneys that IL there was no
objection the part of the Attorney General, to
send the papers to him Wednesday. and he would
review the case. The attorneys say they have no
doubt that the President will grant the respite.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
New Naphtha Lamps.

The Commissioners have directed that three
naphtha lamps be erected along the line of the
City and Suburban Railroad, to be placed, one
on the corner or North Capitol and Randolph
streets, one on the corner of North Capitol and
T Streets, and the corner Of North Capitol
and Seaton streets. The estimated cost for the
work is SIS, chargeable to the appropriation for
street lighting for 1900.
The evening times., 1899-11-05

The Commissioners have received a protest from
Gen. W. H. Brown, of 16i5 X Street against the
maintenance by the District of fire engine house
next to his residence. General Brown requests
that the house be removed. that a wall be con-
structed near the front steps, as now exists on
the cast side of the house adjoining the residence
of Mrs. Eads. The Commissioners have informed
the complainant that the removal Of the engine
house is matter which would have to be sub
mitted to Congress-
The evening times., 1899-11-05

Columbia Theatre-Dan Daily in 1.-The Round
ers;'' evening.
National Theatre-0dette Tyler in "Phroso;"
evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House-Belle Archer in
"a Contented Woman" evening.
Grand Opera House-vaudeville; afternoon and
evening.
Academy Of Music-West's Mnstrels; evening.
Kernan's-' Bohemian Burlesquers;" afternoon
and evening.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
Granted Her Freedom.

Justice Barnard today signed decree granting
Alberta V. Wimsatt divorce from her husband,
E. Percy Wimsatt, on the ground of desertion.
The petitioner is permitted to resume her maiden
name, Alberta v. Young.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
was ordered to the workhouse for thirty
days.
Edward Thomas was charged with being

Edward Thomas was charged with being
disorderly on North Carolina Avenue
southeast, and was further charged with
breaking a bottle on the same street. He
explained his conduct to the court by say
ing that he had a dispute with a man over
some money, when the man knocked him
down. He picked up bottle that he found
lying in the gutter, he said, and in at
tempting to defend himself the bottle was
broken. He was fined IS in each case.
Jesse Lane. according to the testimony,
was "cuttin' things loose" on Four-and-a-
half Street southwest Saturday night. He
paid fine of 50 for his fun.
George Reed, colored, while celebrating
his birthday On Saturday, grew SO boi-
sterous on Fourteenth Street northwest
that it became necessary to lock him up.
He was fined S..
The evening times., 1899-11-05
UNEEDA BISCUIT.
Nee Will Trust You"
Funds Go to Creditors.
Furniture, Carpets. Crockery. Bedding. Etc.
p. J. NEE. 7th L H Sta

In the settlement OF the affairs of the Washing
ton Beneficial Endowment Association, Auditor
Payne today decided that the funds in the hands
of the receivers should be divided among the
creditors without giving priority TO any.
The evening times., 1899-11-05

will if you call for "dark'' or Eight beer in
stead o. Heurich's Maerzen, Senate, and Lager.
We know you want the best and purest beer,
or 'Iight'' when you mean Heurich's Heurich's
is sold by all leading hotels and restaurants in
the city and also by the Arlington Bottling Co.,
phone Ga.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
FROM ALASKA
Two Geological Survey Parties Ar
rive at Seattle.

F. C. Schrader and w. J. Peters Com
ing Here With the Results Of Seven
Months Explorations in the Ter
ritory-Many Important DiscOv-
cries Said to Have Been Made.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
A Divorce suit Di.mi.sed

The suit of Mitchell E. Robinson, against his
wife, Nancy Robinson, for divorce, was today dis
missed by Justice Barnard, for lack of evidence
to support the allegations in the petition.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
Hotel johnson Cafe

For high-grsde salt oysfers, steamed, half shell,
aingle-fried. etc.; also midday lunch, o'clock
dinner, and Ia carte service.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
ENGINEERS, License. Issued.
A Reneat Dance.

Steam engineers licenses have been issued to
W. l.. Horner, d. r. Holmes, and Henry Saul, by
order Of the Commissioners
The evening times., 1899-11-05
Must Rcpair a Damaged Wall.

Major Sylvester has informed the Commissioners
that wagon. belonging to the firm of $. $.
Daish L Son, badly damaged the wall OF the yard
surrounding the Third precinct police station.
while delivering feed for the horses at that place
lie recommends that the firm be required to re-
pair the damage as soon possible. The Com
inissioners approved of his recommendation.
The evening times., 1899-11-05
TIDE TABLE.
STREET LIGHTING.
AMUSEMENTS TODAY.

lamps lit today. Observation-Disclosures. .6:02 P.
Lamps out tomorrow 5:44 A.
The evening times., 1899-11-05

Temperature at 1 r. m...
Highest temperature yesterday, . p. m........
Lswest temperature yesterday, a. m..........
The evening times., 1899-11-05
MAYER & PETIT, seveafb m5-st1 st7set.
Qbe Gueuins G:ine6
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1899.
The weather Prediction.
TEMPERATURE

For the District Of Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land, and Virginia-Fair and continued cool to-
night and Tuesday; light northwesterly winds
The evening times., 1899-11-05
PHASES OF THE MooS FOR NOVEMBER.

Sun rose. 80. .6:32 AN. Sun sets. s........4:55 p.
Noon rises. Moon sets......I:29 p.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-12-25
Gbe pioneers.

A generation ago prairie schooner
covered with white canvas, occupied by two
young people, and drawn by a span of spank
ing Missouri mules might have been seen
rafting along the old Fort Gibson road
headed for the western part Of the Creek ma
tion where they intended making their fu-
ture home. A farm wagon with its top bed
foot wider than the body of the wagon,
was not called "prairie schooner" in those
days. That suggestive term was coined
when the perennial boomers were trying to
force an opening of the lands now embraced
in the territory of Oklahoma But the turn
out we have just described was not going to
Oklahoma and the young people were not
boomers. John Mckenzie had met pretty
Mary Walker, a mixed blood Greek maiden.
at Fulton, Mo. where she had been sent to
school by her parents. It was the old, old
story; John and Mary were married year
ater and settled with the formers parents
IN the old Missouri farm for year
md then started to the Creek country
o seek location for farm and to build
lome. John was a good humored and in
scotchman, "a years old, weight
'25 pounds, a splendid specimen Of strong
'oung manhood. lie had obtained a fair
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-12-25

tion and general Importance 1t is the so
cial and commercial center OF the Cherokee
nation, and here for business and other pur
poses many Of its most wealthy and inAu.
ential families have gathered, ready to make
investments and to enter the race Of exist
ence with the competition of the world when
the final change of government and land
titles are completed
As place to make money, and to enjoy
all the possibilities of rich new country
of unlimited resources, such as this is,
soon to be opened, free from every barrier
to emigration and development, Vinita
stands at the head and center, and is the
hub OF vast section comprising the whole
north end Of the Indian Territory Vinita
is in the midst of the vast sloping plain
which reaches from the Kansas line on
the north, to the Arkansas river on the
south, and more productive section can
scarcely be found in the temperate zone
around the world. The climate Of the Sec
tion adjacent to Vinita is superior to that of
any other portion Of the Indian Territory
or Oklahoma At an elevation above the sea
level Of from seven to eight hundred feet,
and its proximity to the great western
plains, once styled the American Desert
assures an abundant supply of pure dry
ar IN summer, and protection against
the sultry nights in summer which prevail
in Arkansas and Missouri and further south
Our winters are neither long nor severe
speaking, being so blended with
5he prolonged and delightful autumns and
early spring that its identity is almost lost
ave for an occasional blizzard which has
lbout speAt its force IN Nebraska and Kan
as before reaching the Indian Territory.
The continuous attemps that have for
core Of years been made to secure allotment
# lands in severalty to the individual citi-
ems of the Cherokee nation are at last
bout to be crowned with success The
oerciye attitude of congress, and the mani
ooV liopACC VI bllC OuItlo ldW nave 1QQuCGQ
he Cheroke9s themselves to take the initia-
We and ask congress to ratify an agreement
roviding for allotment and individual title
} the land, and an equitable arrangement
hereby holders Of town lots may secure
ties to the same. The Dawes commission
i'll soon engage, with a large clerical force,
! preparing the rolls Of citizenship with a
lew to alloting the land.
Vinita is fully prepared for the era of
rosperity that the coming years are sure to
ring to her. The future Of the town lies
ong the path Of steady and substantial
owth That a city Of $4,000 inhabitants $
i'll be built here within the next decade is t
it reasonable prophecy. i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16
%
Interesuiaca wiadomosc dl.

Interesujaca wiadomosG dla
pan. Pomiedzy wszystkieu.i leAa1-
swami zalecanemj l%udzkosei, przeclw
chorobom phl ludzkosci stare
szwajczarskie lekalstvo zislowe Dra
PloJra Gonozo utrzymywalo sic ia
p1erwszem m'ejscu przez lata ] lata
PAM K. Dowelowa, 1923 Franklin str
Fremont, Ohio, dodale rylko :jeien
wiece; lis6 laurowy do jego dobrej
s4awy; piszac.: ,,Jestem wielce wdzie-
GINA Drown Fahrney W Chicago, Ill.,,
"a lekarstwa. Przez szesc lat pfzesz4o
cierpia}em ma s@abesci p&ci mel w}as-
Give i ciagle znajdowa|am sig POD
opieka lekarzy, ale zamiast mi sig po-
lepszyc, choroba stale sic pogarszaIa.
W marcu 1897 roku zaczelam uzywat
ORA Piotra Gomozo. a r6zniej ORA
Piotra Uteryne. Dzjsiaj ]estem calkiera
zdrowa kobieta, chociaz :eden z do
ktor6w powiedzia4 mi. re music pod
dac sig operacy!; czuje sig wiec W
obowjazku poleciG te lekarstkwa mOim
cierpiacym sio trom.' Jest to zaleGwie
jeden z tysiaca list6w. odbieranych W
biurze w}ascicieli. Po szszegoly Eisz-
Gle, adresujac: DR., Peter FanrEey. 112
-114 So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16
z GALIGYI.

PROCES GALLO. KASY
OsZCzEDNUsCI. = Pred sad
powoiano W dn,u % paz~
dzlernlka MaryS Stefania Fuhrma-
MOVES oskarzona o spoln1ctwo W
oszustwa. Z przes}ucb6w
wynika ]asno, re Zlma utrzYmYwa1
z MA stosunki. Zdaje sic tez bye
pewne1u, re Fuhrmanowa otrzymY-
wa}a cd Zlmy znaczne sunny. Ma
Jatek Fuhrmanowej ma wynosic
oko}o $4,000 z}r. P4zypuszczaG
mozua, 10 lima czerpaf pienia~
DE ola Fahrmanowej z fundusz5w
Kasy OszczednoSci. - I'm da]ej to-
CIV sig Sledztvo, t EN- wieksze bru-
dY wychodza ma Jaw. lin wycho-
dzi z tel sprawy jake cz}owiek be2
zasad i wary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16
Tygodnik
wychodzi we Lwowie q <
y y W kazda nledziele.

Plsmo to stanovi naiobftsze
zr6d}o umYsiowego pokarmu.
Zamieszcza: %powiesci, nowele, poe
rye, kroniki, aftykuiy popularne
re wszystkich dziai6w wiedzy, lite
raturY, sztuki, wiadomoscl cleka-
wych, praktyczDych i lnformacyJ-
nYch. Prowadzi systematically
dual b,ezacei poljtyki. a nadto
kazdy numer poslada dziaf humo-
rystyczny pod nazw9: w eso}y
Kur k.
,,TYgodnik NarodowY" zar
m,eszcza aktDaine, oraz humorY~
styczne llustracye.
WszyscY prenumeratorow1e
rcczni otrzYmuja zupe}nie bezpfat~
ME, jake premium ma Nowy Rok
IL ian K - k | 9 n d a II
rok 1900 1lustrowan
posiadajacy obflta tres: llustrVcz~
ua, ]pozyteczna, praktyczna wy
czerpuiaca co DO wszelkich lrfor'
macyj.
ZvqodniE Marodowy ola Roda-
k6w ma obczyzn1e stanowl %pocieche,
poikrzepien1e ducha, pouczaj aca,
sz%lachetna rozrywke I zas6b prak"
.tyczpych pouczai2cych w1adomo"
sci potrzebnych W codzIennem
zyciu.
Prenumecata I~yqodniko Na1o~
dowego wraz z przesy}ka poczto~
wa wynos': a do1ary %rocznie, 2
dolary p6sfocznle <fofar
kwartalnie.
Prenumerowac mozna W kaz-
dym czas;e be- wzglydu na zacze-
t; m,esiac Tub kwarta}. Wszelkie
numera zalegfe, oraz L poczatkaml
powiesci. lub ciekawych artyku
low ~przese}aja sig do prem umeraty
hezp1atnle.
Prenamerate MONA przes}ac
dolarami papierowyml l,stach
r7gistrowanvch, Tub przekazami
poetic wynn pod adresem:
Administrators czasoplsma
ZygodnM Murodowy
Lw6w (Lenbe-g).
utica Kraszewskiego %.
Europa 49, Austria 49, Galicya).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

Elak, redzona Urbanczyk ze Ssar-
leja. Kto BY ~jeszcze byf uprawnio-
ny do spadku, MECH SIG zglosi
nalp6znlej do / lutego 1900 do sa-
du, lnaczej sad przYzna spadek wy
mlenionym osobom.
OPOLE. Prezes r%ejencYl Opol-
skle1 pozwaIa ia zat:udnlanle W ko-
palnlach robotnlk6w z zag.anicY,
przewaznie Polak6w. Ia miekkosc
wypfywa z prostej koniecznosci,
BIO brak robotnikow dotkliwle SIC
dawa} uczuc wlascicielom kopalh.
Hakatysci, dowiedziawszY sic o
tenn, b,j? ma trwoge, wo}ajac, re
to nowY krok do polonlzacyi
wschodn,ch dzlelnic-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16
SZLASK.

RACIBORZ. ~ Sad skaza4
Is letn1oh szkolarzy Karola Taszke
z Brzezia na % rcku ~w1ezien,a "a
napadanie dzlecl i obrabowanie ich
ma putlicznej drodze.
Gdyby szkofA uczyla wszyst..
klego pc polsku, w%tenczas by sic
take zdziczen,e ME zal.rada}o do
rodzin dobcych. Sam nauczyc,el
wystawi} pred s&dem ro~
dzinie Taszki nalepsze swiade ctwo.
T"ARNOWSKIE CORY. Sad
tutejszy og}asza, re dnia Is marca
1898 g6rnlk kukasz Szczeuinski
re Stolarzowic, z powodu wniosku
stawionego przez spadkob;erc6w,
zosta} ogfoszony sadownie "a lunar
lego. Diugo-o nm mic ME by}o
sfYchac- Pc spadek zglosill sic: L
slcstra Alblna Szczepinska z Sta
rych Rept i q dzieci pc zmsriei
siestrze, kt6ra diva razy wyszfa "a
maj to plekarz Juiiusz MrzYk tn
ztad, kowal Augustyn UrbAnczyk 2
Bytom;a | iona g6rn,ka Anton1na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

MIkOSKAW. Nowo zbudowa.
ma fa5rYka cYgar pr1ez wfasciciela
majatku ml4os&awskiego, p. J6zefa
Koscielskiego. od,laua pod dyrek-
kya / pod hrma p. Smodl1bowskie-
60, rczpoczela ruch fabryczny. Fa~
bryka ia jest urz4dzona wed{ug
wszelkich zasad hygien,cznych, ably
zdrowie robotnik6w zn,e szwanko-
walo - lokale So Obscene ,
widne, a r%obotnik6v i robotnic jest
zatrudnionych przesz3o 200, Place
st6sown1e do zrecznoscl robotni~
k6w So rozmaite. ale wcale ME
nlskle. Dnlewczeta beda e W nau-
ce przez pier~sze 6 tygodni biorq
pc Is fer. :, p6zoiei 20 2 i 3 INK
RoaotnicY ma akord zara5laja pc
$50 NIX. tYgodnlowo. Przez
naplyw robotnlk6w ruch " mles-
Gle sic oiywlt, ale artyku}y zyw-
nosci podrozat7 Mleszkan zabrak-
10. Pan Ko6cielskl ma zamiar
posta vic kjlka dom6w. cato sluzsb~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

zgodz,G. DO wszYstkle VIOLA Dye We
tabryce.
%
z GOLUCHOWA plsza pod
dnjem II. b. m! CwierG wieku MI
ne}o Cd chwill, gdy W Eosc1ele
k6rniekim sk1adano do grobu
amiertelne szczatkl Jana hr. Dzla-
}yhsklego. Umik}y organy, umilk}y
kap}an6w spiewy, W %szczelnle
zupefnionym Sosclele giucha zale~
g}a ~cjsza, z toporem W reku stanaA
starry s1uga j clal MIN kllkakrotn'e
W he1bowa Dzia}y nsklch tarcz9.
Mimowalny dreszcz przeszedf pc
t}umie, zgromadzoDy W kosc'ele.
Eoskot rabanego drzewa wsr6d
clszY uroczYstej .zwiastowa&. re
mad ostatnim potomskiern mezA1m
rodainy zamykano ksiege. Obec-
ME z1ozono W zamku go}uchowsk'm
zw{ok: ma}zonki S. =. Jana, Icy z
ksiszat Czartorysklch. .Z}ozona j.
ma wieczny spoczynek W tym
zamku starozytnym gniezdzle kr6la
Stanls4awa Leszccy nskiego, kt6re
zmar4a dzwigne}a z grnz6w, a ma
lego czele }aclnsxl umieSci1a napis
Nutu Del surgunt, cadunt aedes
regnaque (Boga sk1nienlem pow
stsjq, upadaja,' znowu powstajaa
gmachy i panstws). Wleczorem
dn1a 10. q. m. przeprowadzono
zw{ok1 z mauzoleum zamku do
koscio@a paratialnego. Nazaiutrz pc
uroczystem nabozenstwie z}ozono
trumne W grobowcu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16
z Prus Polskich,

Y Prus Polskich,
LUBAWA. Dnia logo b. m.
pobfogoslaw'onym zosta} v tute]-
Sym kosciele ~parafalnym zwlaazek
malzenski mi2Gzy papem M arya-
"a Janko wsk1m, drogea
rzYsta, osiad}ym W Grodtisku a
pochodzacym z Pelplina, a parma
Marta, c6rka panstwa Teodcra i
AntoninY WelleEger6w.
SZTUM. 1890 T.. m. wicczo-
rem zgorza}a W Sztamskiej wsi
stodola o~berzYs1v Burclhskiego,
Oberza murowana ocala}a.
LUBAWA. Pan KYskowski
kupi1 msjatek Mler&ynek ma sub
hascie.
-O--
PUCK. - Trzyietni syn nau"
czyciela Z. nazpiera1 w ogrodzle
ga}azek oleandru, chcqc sobie z n'cb
zrobi6 ~p1szcza1kl, przy ga1azki
to braf W usta. Po kl]ka gcdzlnacb
chlopczyk zachorowa}, pcPad4 "
kurcze, 20 ktorych nastap'}o znle~
cznlenie naiprz6d praweJ nog',
pozniei prawego ramienla. SERGE
praw1e zupe4nie bic r~5zesta}oJ tax
re zdawaG sic mog}o, IL ch]opczyk
ME zyje. Lekarzo11 z trudem uda}o
SIP najwleksze n'ebezpieczenstwo
usuna6, ch}opiec Jednak jest c'ezko
chory. Niecbsj wvpadek
ten bedz,e ola wszystkich rrzestro~
ga, ably oleand1ow, kt6re zawieraia
TRUCKING, pomlmo pieknego kwiecla
ME bodowall) mianowlcie ME, POI
niewaz zatruwa]a powietrze.
Z~LUBAWSKIEGO: w Ryb.
ME W platek Is z. m. spallfa sig na
wlecz6r stolo}a l szopa re wszyst-
Kiemi zspasami zniwnemi p.
Rudolfowi Kenlczowj. W}asciciei
ME byi wcale zabezp1eczony, eaten
ponosl ogromne straty. Mech to
bedzie przestrcgq Ola drugich, ably
kto ME jest ~jeszcze zabezpieczony,
zaraz sic o TO jak n%ajpredzej posta~
raj. Ogieh mial przez nieostrozHosc
powst3G.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16
z Poznahskiego.

OBORNIKI. w J%6zefowie
wi6darz Pfotnlak pok{ociwszY sig
z robotnlkiem Walewskim - pre-.
BIZ 60 nozem W zapalczywosci.
Pfotniak byf ME trzszwYm-wzleto
so do w%lezlenia. Jest cjcem dzie~
wleclorga dzleci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-16

z kUJAW. Panowie Szym-
czak z Inowroc}awla i Zalewski Z
KruszwlcY kupili cd Nlemca fol-
wark K9spral ma Kujawach, obej~
mujqcy $50 m6rg "a 100000 mrk.
NEKLA. N%auczyciel pan
Psuja otrzYma} rs marek gvatyf-
kacyl cd Kr6l. re,,encyl "a skutecz-
ne uczenie jezYka nlemlecklego.
CzY uzYwa} do tego bzowych, z
wfasnego ogrodu, czy tel bambu-
sowych podreczuik6w, iak pan
Stanisfaw Wisnlewskl W Tonicach,
czy tel innym sposobem, ME
wiemy - ale zupe}uie zgadzamY
sig ma TO. by dzlecl polskie zpaay
jezyk niemieck1 7ak najdok}adniej
- beda medrszem;, niz %jednoje-
zyc~ni niemieccy przybysze ma
nasza polska ziemie.
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