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New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

Philadelphia. March 2s,.Mayor Ashbridge to-day
announced that the third $4,000 TO be raised by this
city for the Republican National Convention is
now in hand and will be forwarded in few DAYS
The work Of raising the fourth and final So 200 has
been started.
Oxosso Mich March 25-Charles Scott a boiler
MAKER employed In the Ann Arbor Railroad
sho night broke into the home of his
from whom ne had been separated and assaulted
Mrs Scott and her mother with a heavy chisel He
then drew revolver and shot himself dead. Mrs
scott Is fatally and her mother Mrs. Letitia Fer
guson, seriously injured.
Altoona Penn. March 26.-The Altoona Coal and
Coke Company, the Henrietta Coal Mining Com
pany and the Frugality Coal and Coke Company.
all of this city have informed their miners of
general advance In wages OF 20 per cent. take
effect April l. None OF the companies were rep
resented the recent joint conference OF miners
and operators, and the increase is voluntary. Five
thousand miners will benefit by the advance.
San Francisco, March 26.-Within week the
battleship Wisconsin, now almost completed by the
Union Iron Works. will go series of trial
trips The vessels machinery has long been COM
pleted. and II has had several tests The heavy
guns OF her batteries in place and mounted. the
last four lS-inch guns being placed last week So
far all the working parts OF the warship have given
complete satisfaction 10 her builders, and II Is
pected that she will be fully up 10 the standard or
the batteship Oregon
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
ROER.S READY TO RESIST.
THEIR FoRTIFICATIoNs EXTENDED
PLAN OF FINAL CAMPAIGN.
Tcopyright; 1900: By The New-York Tribune
IRY CABLE TO THE TRIRUNE.l

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ronson. March %, a. n.-The War Office has
been silent for twenty -four hours. and the
press dispatches add little to the sum OF public
knowledge respecting the campaign. There are
rurnors that the Boers are intrenching heavily
., Kroonstad and Biggarsberg. and that
Lord Roberts and Sir Redvers Butler VIII be
strongly opposed. and Pretoria dispatches as
sert that the fortihcations there have been ex-
tended in view OF prolonged siege.
Those reports are not accepted by military
svnerts here as conclusive evidence that the
var viii be prolonged beyond the middle OF
May II is believed that Lord Roberts, when he
IS prepared to advance will be able to turn the
enA41s position rpitiaolIt attacking 1t In front
ana that the intrenching now in progress will
be Of no practical utility. General Buffers op-
erations may be more costly, as the country In
which he will operate is most unfavorable for
an attack The reasons for the long halt at
Boemfontein and at Ladysmith are not under
stood but It is evident that there will be CO.
operation between the two forces. and it is also
probable that the third column. from Mafeking,
Will be available.
The strength OF the Beers in the final cam
raign in the Transvaai is estimated by cool OBJ
servers al 1900 but these figures are consid-
cred too low by the military authorities here
They assume that President Kriger will have
10000 burghers in arms for the fighting in the
last ditch. This official estimate is not based
upon the census the election returns, put
provides a more impressive background for the
British operations with an army OF 100000 men,
Cecil Rhodess controversies with the military
authorities have armed his enemies with re-
sources for renewing their warfare upon him
when he arrives in England. His friends regret
some OF his indiscretions and are disposed to
criticise him for telling much superfluous truth
about the management Of the campaign by
Generals Butler and Methuen.
Parliament is mainly occupied with financial
measures and the debates stagnant. Mr.
Balfour agreed yesterday to the appointment Of
committee OF inquiry respecting the alleged
scandals In the army contracts. but the evil
dence is not strong. and it is not probable that
the War Office will be convinced of any serious
mismanagement Of the immense business trans
acted since September. /. n. F.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
AID FOR NAFEKING.
cTRONG EXPEDITION STARTS
FROM KIMBERLEY.
rpFvCH AGAIN AT BLoEMFONTEIN-
OLIVIER MAY ESCAPE-THE BOER
DELEGATES
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inv css1E TO THE TRIBUYE.l
So, March %. 6 a. m.-An expedition left
,,,.,o-,ov veserday with the primary object
.,u.-ossins the Beers IN the Griquatown Dis
.-,ct The british force is a strong one. and
.sr,e MALI which announces the news. natu-
oo,.,,des that far more comprehensive
o,,.-,en. is intended than the mere dispersal
-. ~ the small Boer force at Griquatown,
20 .ues northwest OF Kimberley. 1t is not
,-.bsh.e that the column may. after clearing
-, u.stern border, swing round northward,
:, aided by simultaneous movement at
us-renton. endeavor to advance north to
Nafsking
General French has returned to the Free State
..nital with his cavalry from Thaba Nchu with
~. having engaged any of the Boer columns
-enorted TO be trekking northward from the
Orange River. General Olvier's commando was
,.s. rrported on the Basutoland frontier. near
vsnener and now that General French has
,,..arav-u from the chase the Boer command
s,,,s chs noes of escape are vastly improved.
The three delegates from the Transvaal are
svnect.d TO arrive at Naples before the end of
.ha month. and & telegram to The MALI says
.be+ they will visit Berlin, Brussels and Paris,
and anaIIv go TO New-York by way of Antwerp.
/ N F.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
poRrrCAI. NOT TO BORROW MONEY.

London March 26.-It Is learned that Portu-
gal is prepared to meet the Delagoa Bay award
without borrowing money. Current reports
that Great Britain intended lending the Portu-
guese Government money in exchange for privI-
leges at Delagoa and Beira are declared TO be
absolutely incorrect. The British Government
has received no intimation in regard to the
award to-day, and has no idea of its terms or
when they will be announced, though 1t hopes
TO receive this information in the present week
The same condition of affairs in regard TO
the award prevails at the American Embassy,
where the securities of the claimants de-
posited Or all sides it is said that the long
delay in reaching a decision has had the most
serious effect upon the principle of arbitration.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27

an officer of the Gordon Highlanders who wss
shot clean through the BRAIN and who COM
pietely recovered on board the American hospital
ship.
Mauser wounds in the intestines which from
the Springfield or Remington would surely have
been fatal healed UP without operation I had
seen some similar cases in the Philippine ISL
ands, and avoided operations upon such wounds
Win complete success, the Mauser wound be
ing so clean and small that it heals better when
left alone.
saw no traces of explosive bullets and I be-
heve that the reports that the Beers are using
such bullets are greatly exaggerated. From my
experiences in Manila and South Africa believe
II is almost impossible to distinguish between
the explosive bullet and that of the ordinary
Mauser when the latter is fired at point blank
range.
Perhaps l should not say it but the Maine was
undoubtedly the best fitted hospital ship down
there. Everything that ii possible to pro-
VIDE to make the wounded comfortable had been
provided The British army and navy men were
loud in their praises of the ship. and Lord Rob
erts spoke most highly of her But perhaps
bluH Captain Chichester (Sir Edward Chiches-
ter, formerly captain Of the British cruiser I'M
mortalite the British flagship at Manila during
the troublesome times there). in good humoredly
addressing the nurses and saying he found out
a few things about Americans at Manila, i'm
pressed us the most.
L much regretted leaving the ship, but my
leave is up and had TO come home
The Maine will return to South Africa imme-
diately after landing her wounded here.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
CONDEMNS GOTERNOR TYLER.
HE SHOULD HAVE PREVENTED VIRGINIA DOUBLE
LYNCHING, SAYS RICHMOND PREACHER

Richmond Va March 26 (SpecaD.-The failure
of Governor Tyler to prevent the horrible lynchng
at Emperia Saturday is being condemned all
over the State. Yesterday several Of the ministers
here referred TO the subject. Professor s. C.
Mitchell. of the Latin chair at the Richmond Col
lege excoriated Governor Tyler in a sermon de-
livered the Second Baptist Church Professor
Mitchell is a son-in-law of the Rev. DR.. Broadus.
of the most distinguished Baptist ministers In
the South. DR.. Mitchell is regarded as an exceed
ingly conservative Referring to Governor
Tyler's failure TO declare martial law and save the
wretches at EmpoTia Professor Mitchell said:
This criminal iEcapacity. That act
compels the good people OF this Commonwealth TO
condemn his forever TO political oblivion He
has cut work for the Legislature to do But
the Executive, in that lame defence says this stat
ute applies only in martial law is proclaimed
Was there ever in the history OF Virginia a situa-
tion that clearly demanded martial law than
that? VIII there ever be? His officer tee-
graphs him: Without protection the prisoner will
be lynched tonight" He commands that officer
to withdraw projection from the prisoner. Then
helIish passions let loose: the lynching OF
Cotton occurred with diabolcal glee ul in the
whites vengeance; the blacks bestir themselves;
OGrady is dragged forth
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
THE NAMES HUMANE WORK.
MAJOR CABELL's TRIBUTE TO EFFICIENCY
OF AMERICAN HOSPITAL SHIP.

AAJOR CABELL'S TRIBUTE TO EFFICIENCY
OF AMERICAN HOSPITAL SHIP.
London March 26.-Major j. M CabeIl. former
chief surgeon Of the American hospital ship
Nealne, is now in London, on his way back TO
columbia Hospital Washington, his leave of alb
sehce having expired. In interview to-day he
SAID:
Nothing could have exceeded the hospitality
zig zig warmth with which the American DOCTORS
nurses and attendants were received IN South
urea The stories OF internal dissensions on
cte Ss MAINE are quite unbiased. Lady Randolph
siefchii antagonized no one. On the contrary
Nes owing 10 her tact that several little
aeatehed annoyances were avoided She
srs SEC me Maine to stay at the seat of warfare
agreed with her. but IL had been arranged
- ,Ae BRITISH Army authorities that she was
.baFe ae4Fe atter the relief of Ladysmith and
ush rsh Lady RancoIph believed this action
ouIa diminish the ships sphere of usefuIness
~ wa v as TOO good disciplinarian and diplomat
.o0aon the decision of the commander-in-
10 = another reason prompting the sending
,TH - Maine home is that the troon shins re-
soi64s are not well equipped tc take wounded
SSs eIH The British Government Is much he
r,5ta, ~ own in this respect for while the hos
re- sshlls al Manila and al Cuba were abIe to
on ~ me wounded TO transports and remain
wa,a scehe OF action. those in South African
esrgoes eNS return with their human
o.ss. s were very fortunate on the Maine with
t.lisvs ,hss one man died before / left and
Pert.rshun s number has not been increased since
i most remarkable case was that OF
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
DELAGO4 BAY ARBITR4TION.
AWARD WILL BE MADE ABOUT THE
MIDDLE OF APRIL.

Washington, March 26.-The State Department
to-day received information from unofficial
but trustworthy source 20 the effect that the
Delagoa Bay award would be made about the
middle of April. 1t is said at the Department
that it will not be possible for the arbtrators. If
they follow out the terms of the arbitration
agreement to avoid division of the amount
of the award among the claimants, as has been
intimated in the Berne dispatches. and it is be-
lieved that there is q misunderstanding that
pOint
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
APPEARS is He rs TO BE DECLARED DEAD.

Terre Haute, Ind, March 26-The Circuit Court
room to-day the scene of sensation when
Frank c. Mallory. whose divorced wife's relatives
were beginning suit TO have him declared dead.
walked in and interrupted the proceedings. Nal
lory had been missing for more than five years.
and under the law he could be declared dead and
his estate forfeited. Further litigation in the
Is 10 be Instituted.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
A PLEA FOR THE REBELS.

London, March 27.-Winston Churchill. in a
dispatch this morning from Cape Town, again
urges a generous and forgiving policy toward
the rebels, instead Of yielding to the demands
Of the Loyalists for severe treatment He says
The Dutch traitor is less black than the rene
gade British born burgher, but both the re-
suits OF our own mistakes and of crimes in
Africa in former years. Unless actually caught
fighting, rebels should be treated with the ut
most leniency and generosity.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
MISSIONARIES DEFEND ENGLAND.

Ocean Grove. n J., March 26 (speciaD.--"Provi-
dence is using England to bring about His WILL
was the testimony of three African missionaries
regarding the Boer- British War, the New
Brunswick District Methodist Preachers meeting
to-day In ST Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
The declaration was made by Amos Withey, Will
lam Dodson and Ernest Withey, preachers of An
COLA Africa They said there republican
form of government in the Boer States. but on the
contrary. the worst kind of olgarchy. The
Beers were described as marrow. egotistical and
religious fanatics
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
MANY COMMISSIONS TO BE GIVEN.

London, March 26-In the course of reply to
question on the subject in the House of Com
mons to-day the Parliamentary Secretary of
the War Office, George Wyndham, announced
that 1t was proposed to give a total of 216 COM
missions In the army to the colonies and fifty
to Lord Roberts for distribution to the forces
in the field
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
STEYN RELUCTANT TO FLEE.

London, March 2I.-The Bloemfontein corre-
spondent of THE Morning POST telegraphing
on Saturday says:
1 learn that Mr.. Steyn fed against his own
judgment and on the persuasion of Mr.. Fischer
that duty to his country required that he
should remain uncaptured as long as resistance
was possible
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
REBELS FORCED TO JOIN BoERs

Barkly West. March 26.-A commando of four
hundred Beers has reoccupied Papkuel, forcing
the rebels in the Herbert district to rejoin the
Federal flag Extensive looting is reported in
that direction.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
MAFEKING's CHANCE OF RELIEF
THREE BRITISH COLUMNS IN THE FIELD
BOER OUTPOsTs ACTIVE.

London March Pituitary observers here
and even those IL close touch with the War
Office, are considerably confused 10 what is
being done for the succor Of Mafeking. Some
5000 or 5000 men are engaged with Lord
ðuen at Warrenton and Fourteen Streams,
and now another column is about leaving Kim
bsrley.
Boer horsemen are in contact with the British
outposts from Biggarsberg 20 Warrenton.
General Buffers patrols had sharp skrmish
On Sunday at Waschbank
Lord Roberts's infantry forces have now been
quiet for fourteen days, and news Of advance
is hourly expected at the War Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
THE QUEENS VISIT TO DUBLIN.
MR. PARNELL NOT TO PRESENT THE
KEYS TO HER MAJESTY.

London, March 21-John Parnel brother of
the famous Irish statesman. is city marshal of
Dublin, and in this capacity 1t would devolve
upon him to present the keys of the city to the
Queen on her forthcoming visit. AS he might
feel some awkwardness in executing this duty
It has been arranged that he shall carry the
keys on a cushion to the Lord Mayor of Dublin
who will take them for presentation to Her
Majesty.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27

From any one of twenty hotels TO Grand Central
Station, where trains leaving almost every hour
New York Central Trains illuminated by Pintsch
Light-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27

sEDITIoUs DRAMA CAUSED ARREST OF MANAGER
AND PLAYWRIGHT.

AND
Manila. March 26-While seditious play
titled "For Love of Country given in the
Tagalog language at the Tagalog theatre. the
natives under the influence of repeated refer
ences to independence. became dsorderly, and
finally carried away at the sight of the rebel
flag on the stage they cried "Vive Filipinos"
ard ''Vive Aguinaldo," The police, who were
manager Of the theatre and the author of the
play. The latter is the proprietor of a Tagalog
newspaper. which recently warned to mod
crate its radical utterances. The American au-
thorities had forbidden the production of the
plaN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
W,ez,snia cYtadsl, WARSAW

ST.. W,ss,enia oYtadsl, warsza~-
sk,ej q obecn,e TAX prsepein,one,
20 giy oatstnicn ~,xzniow sprowa.
dxono, ME by1o m,ejsca ich pomir..
$50, poprzednio zasresztowanych
przpniesiouo IA ;'Paw,aiA',. Me: 50
to of,ary 'L'gi Naroiowe," a,e
zwykli robotn,cy. srerztowan! "
sprau ach socyal,styczayoh. Rad sc
Z tpgo powodu u "naszych ugo-
dowcdw' podw6jna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
Isba karn.

sTAROGARD. Isba karin,
ska,ala kramar,a J. Dobrowol-.
sk,ega We wtorek % 20 : N. ia "a.
20 m,oe,toy w,ez,snis, "a to, 70
puAga} blzvtwa Ios,edzlc,ela j.
Chmieleck,ego 70 Zetgos1c,y.
Doktorowi uda}o sig go uleczyc
- WAKDOWO pow. Ziotow-
ski. Dnia l7go z, u. sasn4f tu,aJ
W Panu m,rjsccwY organista =.
p. Stnn,s}aw Mvszewicz. powszt ch'.
ME szanowany obywatel gorl'~y
Pulak-xatollk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
Polska pod Moskalem

Polska pod Moskalem
DOWlADUJEMY sig g gaze,y
,Robotnlk' wychodzaceJ tajemn,e
W Warsza vie. IL W C>sstoch il
zablto szp;ega Szu"nagla:
" Warszawle juz drugle Boze
Narodzeoie wjelu odbywa W cyta-
dels. Aresztowan,a ma porzadku
dsiennym!s Imeretynski niezado-
wolony jest z ugodowc6w, kt6rzy,
lak on sedzl, niechoa dopom6dz je-
go pol'o]i do wykryoia. gdz'e to
potaienne gszet7 wychodza. Police
j. m6wi mu. 70 Eagrsnica, . ma
drugi d2ien otrzymuJs on protest cd
redakcji, - czasopismo wychodz, W
Warssawia. Teraz on nakssat, AZ bv
strzodo grapic,, by l:terocka
|adowa kontrabapda ME dosa.ass,e
IA terrvt' RUM Kongres6wki. Sadsi
bowieml najwny kauka.czyk, CO
'przedaf niezaleznos6 swego plemie
ala caratowi, 10 ustrzeze od lmportu
ItYmczasemjego kaz,enne (rzado.
ye)) pisenko bedzie wychodzid
umyslsm, .ch}op6w ~
;robi : mich rab6w oasskios rsnega-
d !'sa a lrfis' mos sEe' .spogardliwie. ma
,wschodni ludsie',', Nv ma
lroS6 lch inrligdy. ME w~iarzYl,. Pred
Ktolestwa na wlelkorzqdc6w I
'oaylali Niemc6w y rodssju Lu,
ere l,''l', !, Bel Ra, Kocebue, : t.ras
'ymYslll chytrego, y ostoczn,go i
$500. I NO 70 lie poma-.
. = obr.yoIive .lskkom, Sine
lemis- d Polaoyl. Il. !
al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
z GALIOYI.

Kuryer Drohobycki donos,:
N,espodzlan,e przedosta1e sig
wlesc z e4siedoiego mlssta SAM
bora, 10 lam ma pol,cyi tortu,owano
przy bsdaDiu do przyznawania SIG.
I n,es,ety straszne. obydne te
wiesoi "a prawazlwe Znana IDIOT
ke Cbaje M-dIi"gsr zsmykano
czesto do aresz,6w mie]sklch IA 2
- 8 dn, i ME dawano jej jv6c. Do
.,,,adan,a" uzywano bastonady, ii
0ito " obusione piety a usta "a
tykano, nismuie) nzywano zelaz
nych %p,er5ceni, kt6reml. palce
sc'sgano az do peka'ec,a kcsci.
tax. II krev z pod paznagci> try
+~afa strum'en.em. N,ekt6rycb
Areszto waoYch zwlasy wane, q poe
'n,sd@y zw'az.oe c~&unki wpychano
.,razek, "a pomoca kt6reeo podn, :
szono z~wiazanego d. CORY rsuca~
40 o ziem,e; ably krzykl i jekl ME
wydosta ws&y zig ma zewnatrs, "a =
kano da!ik weutnm u+ta Pum'mo
trgo jednak nieraz wYdostawa{y
.,e stras.ne krzYk,l ieki bolesci az
ia caoduiku I rynxu TAX, IL l.-
die stawaii j ponuro " strrne q
resz,6w m,eiskloh spoplad Iii. Jez--
Il k,6ry ~policyant nj, u6gt tyG
TEX ,kru.nym wzbran,ai SIC my
zyc W, brau4 of .rs, ,trac'if stuzbe.
d. zamkBietych a g}o izoayca ME
nlkogo, by kawalka
chleba. ME poda:. Slusarz, kt6ry
narssdzia do tortur sporzadsa1
przekfadaf IN ME rachunsk mag.
s kasa wypfacaia. l to
dz,afo SIG ME ma Wal W
lub " 1akim zapadfYm zn-
katku kraju, lecz W ID esc'o oowo.
pod o1iem w{,ds..e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
2 Prus Polskich,

E
REDAKTOR ,,Gaz. Cd. 2.
M,ecxys}aw P,sohowski. osksrzony
Q artykrf pod nap,sem . Go to
bedz,e'. nosta} uwolni,ny przez sgd:
Jest to p,erwazy process, iak Eau
waza ,.Gaz. Cd" " kt6rym 'edsk-
tor tego p'sma zostaf uvplnlony.
forum. 14go b. m. wrrowa-
dzono W .Grebocinie dwie dyakoni-
ski, a wkr i. : pomoca niemieckiei
komisyl kolon'zsc,jntj wyr'awia
nova xapl,ce e~ang,elloka. A vice
rasem : kolonizacya niemiecka SEE
rsy s'9 protestaptvzm " naszyoh
stronach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

W SALONIE BRAC]
GRlESEL ~ Wluon,e " bloku
Pelzera, &c wszvstk,ch tute
ssych salon6w nal wiecej piws
sprzedaia. ? czego wYnika,
&e piwo gosci"m tn podaws.
ne, jest jaknnj'epssem. v
gi6wnel sal, 50 stofy j mnog,.
krzesla, . nadto o~obny pokoJ
ola chcacYch =siedzied osob
no. Ludzl y tel, po starokral
krs;1ku urzadsonel obers,
sawsze jag = u1u, iecz MIN
to kazdy ssybko dostani.
,ceego zn1sda,i : sadowolenien
vychodzi.
Farmersy tersx = oafem
miescie wygodniel-sei gospod5
ME snajdq, jak u Grleslow. . v
polaczone ich : ealonem
groeer.i wszys1ko=mngs kup,t
co : mias'a ola kn hui stctu
spIowadaaG nusza
Observation-Disclosures %rMs&4N $
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

z GDANsKA, q. stycAn'a-
z wiarogodnego. zr6da dowiedzia-
tenn s,e. ze : ministerstwa 2 Boz.
lima naiszedl reskrYpt do prezY.-
Il
lenta s9downiotwa ~ Gdahska, z.e
sdniem /. styoznia 1900 rokul
snos. Gig t}6macsy Polak6w prsY
Sadie. Starry tldmscke meggae is.
~sxcssswoje csynnoscl sprawowa6, ale
ipsi , tlt ma, q. n iie! beda S is '.u usta- !.
.s,vian, D4let oplewas reskr,pt, e
gdyby sic c elkIsls.i'. .s; tkon neEeaarts pe'
.sssbs. wolno 'str ,D = sviadk'-
a6mac.a sobie prsYxolad, ale na
svdj kosst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

Ocali}o dziecku zycte. - PAM
Marya Nolowa z Ludlow, KY, opowiada
" jaki spos6bo zycle ~dzieciecia ocalone
~zostalo "a je] radaa. PAM No'owa plsze do
Ora Peter Fahrney W Chicago, ILL.,:
'Drogi Doktorz.: rsl.kie cudwne le-
karstwo ocalilo zycie dzie ka. Dz1ecko
to mialo spasmy przez Gale osm tygu~
dnl, poczem zwykle le&a}o ma l6zku Jak
bez' duszy. Doktor ~przychodzik codzieL-
ME, ale co dzie6 hylo to samo. 2. mo-
j. 1ada matka data maltns,wu ~z,e
Gomozo. Mslo iednakze miala ufno6:l,
ably 8 9 uda}o ocal.t ulubione dzlecie
Lecz. COZ "a rados6! Zmiana ma lepsse
dala SIG zauw.zyt, q pc dw6ch tygd~
mach dziecko wI6cllo do zupelnego
zd;owia.
zadziw,ajacem to jest, ze lyle jest
cho.6b. kt6,e zazwyczaj ME, ulega. 2 tax
xwanemu naukowemu leczenlu, . jed
oak poddaja sle lagodzacemu wyllywo.
vi ID ,ktora Plotra Gomoxo.
Leksrstwc to jest dossarczane tylko!!
p.zes specyalnych agen,6w Tub wplest |
przex Mlasciclela. Ad. es: DR.. Peter
Fah1ney, 112-114 S. Huyne ave /, Chic
Ill. !
United States Map.
f. h! .ssp q aI; our ha n .o,s 1a,g ? 4s sss
moaated on ! roller IL win s. sent %
2OOu any address on receipt Of IS cents
a coin, postal or expressI Aey order. We cannot
use.poetage stamps. GsEO. f. LYMAN, &c.
PasSanIer Agent g, y. & N. r RI st Pam.
dinr,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

TORTJN w groLowcu tutej-
szego kodc't}a Pam y M~sry,spoozY~
waja zwfokl ksieznej Amy Waza,
Siostrv kr6la pol :k,ego j s~zwedzk,e-
40 Zvgmunta III (15s7-l632). Ma
1restaurowanie j-j pomnika o6aro
wa}a krolowa szcwedzika 100 k"ron
. zvna nast7pcy ma tronie szwed,e
kim so ko,on. Owa ksiezua Anna
3y4a przez w,ele lat y Brodu,oy j
.awsze by{a p~roteszantks, cbo6 jej
brat Zygmunt by} n-jgorllwszym
katolikiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

= GOsTOCzYN pod Toeho-
y. Duia % b. m. pobiogos}awi}
n,ejscowy proboszcz K. r 'szczy~
aialski zw,qzek ma'sehskl pomie-
dry p. J6aefem Ch> lewskim q p.
Helene. Maikowsk9, oboms :
Gcstoczyna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
z P~oznahskiego.

KORONOWO Tutejszy Bank
ludowY liczy 1913 cz'onk6w. Za~zsd
x prob. Trsder, dr.. szu~
kaIski , Ryb arozyz. Duchdd wyno
sil " zeszsy'n rokn 1871 600 n.
Depozyt6w z}ozouo prawle 42c ,O0O
fundusz rezerwosY 1866 m
tego ~specya|na rezerwa $3.50
marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

. q
KOSClERZYNA ma I'd
kilku dni swiat4o elektryczne.
Postauiono l5 lamp }ukowych j
s lamp zarownych. kt6re wieozo-
rem ]asno o~swletlaja ul1ce mlasta
W niekt6rych domsch ~prywatnych
j skladach knpiecklch zaprowadzo-
40 JUL takze oswletlenle eleE try Co.
ne.