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Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17

THE Coal FAMINE IN GERMANY.
1t is now recognized that the
prosperity of the iron and steel
industries in Germany has become
seriously jeopardized by the scar
city oi coal, especially the qualities
adapted TO coking tor blast furnace
fuel. This will inevitably restrict
the pig iron output Of the current
year, which during the final eleven
months OF 1899 increased to
74o6,I7I metric tons, as com.
pared with 6.74o,379 tons for the
corresponding period OF 1898.
The situation has been aggra-
waited by the extreme scarcity and
high prices OF coal-espe :ia!lY an
thracIte and gas coals-in Great
Britain, which has for the moment
practically cut off what has been
hitherto an important source Of
supply for Germany.
These circumstances combine to
form a new and important oppor-
tunitY for the coal exporters OF the
United States. Letters are re-
ceivsd at this consulate from i'm
poTters of English anthracite and
gas coals, complaining Of the
meager supply and high prices,
and asking to be put into commun-
icatlon with American exporters
OF those grades. Ii, in addition to
the enormous quantity Of coal now
being consumed in the United
States, there remains any consid-
era )le surplus for export, and
the conditions OF freight are not
prohibitory, the present season
offers rare and fertile opportunity
to establish in the German market
the standard grades OF American
anthracite and gas Goals.
Germany imported during the
first eleven months oi 1899. S, 100.
OF tons of anthracite and btu
minous Goals, OF which 4,sz4 49s
tons came from Great Britain; the
remalncer, rom Belgium (54T,7sz
tons), France Ora tons), Hol-
land (ro7,627 tOns), and Austria
Hungary (s66,o93 tons). For
reasons which are obvious and
likely to be more or less perma.
nent, this large import from Great
Britain is now seriously restricted;
and the degree and duration Of this
restriction will form the measure
OF the opportunity which is now
offered to the coal exporters OF the
United States.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
WANTED - SEVERAL BRIO

WANTED - SEVERAL BRIGHT
and honest persons to represent US
as Managers IN this aud close by counties;
Salary $500 a year and expenses.
Straight, bona fde, no more, no less.
salary. Position permanent. Our ref.
mainly Office work conducted at home.
Reference. Enclose self addressed
stamped envelope. THK DoMINIoN
COMPANY. Dept J Chicago.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17

NOTES ON DAWSON AND CAPE
NOME.-Business in Dawson this
season has been very quiet, chiefly
because the population has been
reduced nearly 5000. Prices, how
ever, remain firm, and an inquiry
at several Of the leading stores
shows the following percentage of
profit sill obtaining: On drugs
and medicines. 800 per CEN; books
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17

AMERICAN SHOES IN GERMANY.-
Without question, says John A.
Winter, United States Consul at
Annaberg, Germany will make
systematic effort to keep out Amer
lean shoes. This effort will be all
the more determined, as the Ger
man shoe manufacturers are very
well aware ofthe superiority ofthe
American article. They are fur
ther aware that American shoes
are becoming more popular every
day N the German Empire. The
retail shoe dealers find themselves
forced to keep a supply on hand,
and IN the shoe store windows oil
the large cities one sees the label
Genuine American shoes"
If stock company OF American
shoe manufacturers were organi-
zeo, | believe a good business
could be done, A number OF shoe
stores, under American manage
ment and with American ideas,
should be opened up in different
parts ol the Empire. The COM
pany should at the sa me time es-
tablish a large wholesale house
with shoes OF every kind, from
which these retail stores and Gus
toners can be supplied according
10 need. Expert travellers should
call upon the trade monthly all
over the empire. The best place
for such a wholesale house, in my
opinion. would be Berlin or Ham
burg. earnestly advise cur shoe
manufacturers 10 look over this
field carefully.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09
THE CANAL QUESTION.

There are plenty OF good reasons for
dropping the tanai question al this sss-
sion Of Congress and letting 1t remain
in abeyancs until more propiti Gus
time. Chief among them is the fact that
the oommission appointed by President
President MCKINLEY, under authority Of
the last Congress. to examine the differ
ent routes across the isthmus, has not
Jet reported. Up to the present time prao-
tically but one route las been examined,
and that the Nioaraguan route. Perhaps
It IL the best, but until the commission
appointed BY President Mckinley reports,
there will be some doubt about ". When
we build q canal We want TO be sure
that we build it by the best route. and we
cannot be certain on that point until
the commission reports There ought
to be no unnecessary chances taken In
a work that IL to oost $ls0. 0O0, 600 ut
least and probably a goo5 deal more
Another reason for delay 10 the appar-
emit lack of harmony between the Admin
istration and the House OF Representa-
tives In regard to some very vital ques-
tion affecting the work. Inc House 10
practically committed to the doctrine
that the Clay -BuIwsr treaty is not
now In force, having been broken by
England therefore abrogated. The Ad-
ministIation on the contrary holds that
the treaty Is IN full force. 1t is impossi-
BILE to reconcile those views since they are
dian critically opposite. Again. the House
thinks the canal should he n purely
American waterway, completely under
our control, SO II at We can close 10 to the
ships of other nations whenever we zee
nt The Administration is committed to
q neutralized canal, to be open ct all
times, even In wsr to which we are
par to the ships Of all the world. Here
again are views which are unreooncila-
BILE. No bill drawn upon the lines which
are popular In the House could be signed
by the President. and no bill drawn In
accordance with ths Presidents views
could pass the House In Its present tenn
per. To go ahead With the House bill un-
der existing conditions Is to precipitate
conflict between the two branches OF
the government or to force q humiliating
surrender by one branch or the other.
Either result might prove disastrous,
politically. The Porto Rico question has
given rise to serious differences Of opin-
lon. Why foxes another qusstiea which
is not rips for action which bids fair to
uroduce diacords even y.sore seriousP
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

natural products. but In the OOurss Of
time many Manufactured products N con-
psss with the prod ucts Of home labor.
Mr.. whitslaw Reid paints In colors
more too dark the psriis whish
weuld threatsn this country n ell
the population Of the Philippians islands
were n ade our fellow citisens, free to
come to this country. fres TO send their
products here 10 oompste with our
products, and free to do everything which
an American citizen may do. Any lsgis-
lation that tends to bring about suoh .
a calamity should be summed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09
The FRENCH RECIPROCITY
TREATY

Washington. March S-SsverAl confer
encss were held with the President today
on tie pending reciprocity treAty with
France. with the result. 1t Ii thought,
that the French government will he COM
munieaied with on she proposition to ex-
tend tie tine for Its final ratification or
re.e,tion. BY the terms Of the treaty.
action must he taken thereon BEFORE the
oath Of the pIeEent month and 1t is tie
opinion OF many prominent n enters Of
Congress that II pushei to . vote at this
teision tie treaty win fail; hense there is
an effort teing made to SECURE a post
pcneT emit until tte terms OF tie treaty
can te more fully considered. Senators
Eewall and Keen OF New Jeriey, both op-
ponents OF tie tie ity and Senator Plat
Of New York, saw the Pre- sid emit today
and later SeMetary Hsy called.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

Patrons OF the PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily may have the addresses OF their
papers changed as often as they may desire by
notifying the ONCE
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

Fighting Joe WHISTLER sens to be Of
thu opinion that ths Filipinos can carry
on a pretty fair kind Of government. II
given the opportunity. He is evidently
not In sympathy with Senator Beveridge,
whess plan as outlined In the Senate was
to give the natives no voice In the gov
eminent whatever at present, though hs
thought that in the dim aud distant
future we might concede them soms-
thing In the way Of home rule. Wheel
or has been longer In the islands than
Beveridge. aud hence 1t Is reasonable TO
infer he knows more about the capAbil-
tiles Of their inh abitats.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense Of
smell and compile tely d6range the whole system
when eniering,it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold 10 the good you
can poss IDLY derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by +. j. Cheney Co., To-
ledo, o.. contains no mercury and Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine
IL is taken internally and made In Toledo,
Ohio. by r. j. Cheney q Co. Testimonials free.
Sold BY Druggists. price 70. per Rettts.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

Nothing can be oil carer than that bal
lot SO marked that 1t does lot show for
whom the voter intended to throw 1t, is
not q vote for anybody. and therefore
ought not to be counted in determining
the whole number OF votes thrown. 1t Ia
the exact equivalent Of the blank ballot
under the old form Of voting. A vote is
an expression of opinion and when there
is no expression of opinion there can be
nc vote. An Australian ballot so marked
that 1t is not an expression of opinion,
is not q vote. Yet we have seen indica-
lions that some people think that every
piece of paper dropped in ballot box,
NO matter how marked, or not marked
at all, Is vote to be counted In deter
mining the whole number OF votes
thrown. Another false notion which is
prevalent is that there lie n provision Of
Law under which there can be re-
counts. Such is not the case. There is
provision that the ballots shall be kept
and that they may be inspected under
certain safeguards, but there is no pro-
vision for reoounts. The count and the
aeolaration OF the vote in open town
meeting are final. The Board Of Alder.
Nen has no right to NEEDLE with 1t.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

While we cannot see how the estab Msh-
ment OF fres trade bstween Porto .Rioo
and the United States can have the
slightest tsndsnoy to fix the status OF our
new possessions, whether they are under
the constitution, or outside Of the con-
stitution, we do not blame anyone who
does see any such tendency In that leg.
islRtion for opposing 1t. Probably theirs
would be no great amount Of injury tn
this country from admitting: Porto Rico
to all the privileges and immunities Of the
constitution. Few of her population
would ever come here, and that few
would probably be from the best part of
IL. for the treatment which the negroes
now here receive would prove sufficient
warning TO her negroes to stay away.
AS for the articles the island viii ex-
port to this country they will always
consist entirely of natural products. such
~ sugar and tobacco, which would do G
harm except to q very few, and not very
much even to them. But when we come
TO the Philippines tina case Is different.
There are great possibilities of mischief
in admitting the islands of that group to
the privileges and imm unitiss Of our
constitution. In the fret place 1t Nigh {
have the effset to bring here q very un-
desirable GLASS of people in large hunters.
In the second place Ii might also have the
effect Of bringing here not only ERny
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

Subscribers whose papers are not delivered
promptly are requested TO notify the ONCE OF
the DAILY PRESS. No. " Exchange street.
Portland Me.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

The story that ex-President HsIriton
Is planning TO become candidate before
the Republican convention in opposition
to Mckinley is important II true, but
there Is very little reason to believe 1t 60
be true. Harrison Is too long headed
10 wage war without a. reasonable
prospect OF victory. In this case there is
not only not rsas enable pIoIpsot, but
none at all. Mckinley Is as good as
nominated now.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09
NOTICE.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 80 cent bot
tie of Downs Elixir II 1t does not cure
any cough. cold, Group. whooping cough
or throat trouble. We also guarantee
Downs Elixir to cure consumption,
when used according to directions, or
money back. A full dose on going to
bed and small doses during the day will
cure the most severe cold, and stop the
most distressing cough.
c. H. GUPPY q CO..
Monument So, Portland. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

Lord Roberts il pushing back the
Boers not by frontal attacks such as
Butler and Methuen attempted and
failed in but by aanking their
positions. OF course It 10 easier
10 do this now than 1t was at
the beginning of the war because, In the
frat place, the British army has bssn in
creased until IL greatly outnumbers the
Boer force. and in the second place be-
cause the Beers are now in a compare
lively open country. Nevertheless the
change In commanders has had much
to do with the change In tactics. Lord
Roberts has exhibited from the start
mastsry Of strategy which NO other gen.
eral In South Africa has given any evil
dsnce of possessing. His losses in killed
aud wounded have been very small, yet
he has forced one Of the principal Boer
armies from a very strong position, cap
tured q large part Of 1t, and is now we'll
into Free State territory and rapidly ad
vanoing. When he undertakes to enter
the TrAnsvaal he is destined, probably.
TO confront defenoes which 1t will To
practically impossible to flank. and which
will have to be attacked in front or re-
duoed by siege, but he will doubtless
prove equal to all difficulties
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

Tho DAILY PRESS Is delivered at these rates
every morning to subscribers In all parts OF
Portland, and In Westbrook and south Port
hand.
MAINE STATE PRESS weekly
BY the year. 81 In advance. or $I.26 at the
end Of the year.
For six months. so centsi for three months,
Is cents
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-09

Ex-senator Edmunds Is quoted ss say
ing that tariff against Porto Rico is
unconstitutional. That would imply
that he believed the constitution extend
ed to all our POSSESSIONS as soon az they
became our possessions. without any
action on the part of Congress. Mr.. I'd
mupds's views OF constitutional law are
always I'm portant.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

Ludzkl system talk jak do
mowy potrzeEuje odnowlen'a 0 tel
pore roku ably bye " stan1e wy
,ugowac nice zYstosc z krwi i
w,mocn1c j "a bezpieczy6 przeciw
ohorobom W przeciagu roku.
W ostntnich riec1u latach W
kazdej probe uczynionej z Wiel
ks. Brooks Iekarstwem, lekko
MONA wykazac jogo wyzszobc
mad wszvstkie lnne Iekarstwa ma
krew, ME pytajac sic ]ak cielko,
jak d|ugo choroba trwafa. Jezeli
jake inne Ieixsfstwo nie pomoze,
mcJe lekarstwc zawsze predko WYE
leczy kaz9a chorobq, ktira pocho-
dzi ze krwi B.rdz, mnfo
lekarsr" zapewnla wyleczenie
ciezkich ;zastarza}ych cAoroo po-.
chod@acych re krwi tax, iak
Wlel Brooks %lekarstwn i zadne
mic NIGGA daG talk 'Eiezarrzeczo~
nego Swiadeetwa zas}ug,. Mole
lokarstwo ME jest jedvnie wzmac.,.
nlajace ale w%yioczalne. Lokarstwo
to przeciodsi do siediiska kazdei
choroby pochodzacej ze krwi /
wyrzucn tcucizne z systemu. M.js
iekarstwo wyrzuce ka1dy trop
zarazy l uwalnIa system cd nlej ia
ZawsZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

Go zdzialaly diva dolary. Pan
F, Ochola, dobrze znany obywatel pole
skiego pochodzenia, Anthony, r, I.
wvda} przed kilku dniami diva dolary,
i jak mu to o~placslo sig, pisze pon,ze]:
Przez diva ostatnie lata ME czulem sic
dob,ze. a s4yszec o Dra Piotro Gomozo,
posla}em diva dola-y, ably mi przys}ano
tego lekarstwa ma pa6be Pc dwutygo-
dciowem zazywaniu Gomozo, pc lepszy-
10 mi sig z acznie. Mysla4em, re ehoro-
ba wI6ci, gdy przestane zazywat Como
20, ale up}ynal blisko miesiac, !, ia ME
mann b6'ui jestem zdr6w. Nigdy W zy~
Gu nie wydalem dw6ch dolar6w racyo-
nalniej juk tym razem, kupulac Como
TO-" e
Me jest to Aptekarska medycYna.
Sprzedawane tylko przez miejscowych
ogent6w lub przez w%4asciciela wprest
Adres: Dr.. P. Fahrney, 112-114 So.
Hoyne Ave., Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

Stanis1aWa KozakieWicza
678 Noble Str, Chicago, Ill.
- Go jest najlepszego v sviecie?
- Zdrowje zo1adka. =

p Pl,e1 w'adomosci, e wazelkie chorobY ,zohqdkowe leeza sig
maryanskienIi kt6re " ka1dej chwlll MONA do
stat y nasse] apiece, . e skutek kt6rych da1emy nazupclnieisz.
gwarancye. 20 uzycu ich wszelka rlestrawno6c, natychmlast se .ueu-.
va: Zachwaiac tych kropli ME mann potrzeby. chwai9 q, GO inz
uzywall. q q, 60 ME uzvwai dotad. mech spr6bujs to rezultat bedz1e
nslepsza pochws3a. @-. E.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

w BYTONIU, satosono r'rsz.erdl
csterema latY pierwssy IA slssku
polski bank ludowY. Bank Bank, ten, Jazz
donosi Z Katolik'' p~rzeklro,ccsyl PREY
kcnsu alsrpni,a 5 mi il''n't't1 MAJ marek
obrotu, Jesl Is dow6adl bsa ,r ! oty.'
~,one u, lrtu, u pieniesaego v ban !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
z GALIGYI.

w ZATUSZU " Galicyi
wschodaie1 zyd karczmarz tax ME
ml3osiernie wyzysklwat j ubozyi
w~toacian. przyprowajzajac lichwaa
i zdzierstwem n,ejednego do. mai
w'ekszej usdsy.- re nareszc1e
skonc,y{a sic cierpliwo66 potulne"
go zreszta ludu. Napadli ma
karczme, zyda zablli, zone jego
poranlli nlebezpieczniej zabrali, co
sig dalo i uciekli. Jestto zbrodnia,
ale DO niej | wIelu lnnych przygo-
towuja zydzl iu1 tamtejszy przez
dlug,e lata ucisku 1upiestwa, "a
1t6re Rad ME karze tax, jak karaG
wlnien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
3 aezno56 polaey
", Silver Lake!

sHE&5s TS&&gHE8 |@+&EE EE+@I.f# EGSEE.SF %E&EE#EaEsAE
z .racamy uwsge Szsnow
nej Publ'csno6c,i : Silver Lake,
&e o~,rsymalismy wlelka ilost
tower6w lat1wycb, Ktorych
cenY znacznle obnisYli5my.
Many tera,s w,ekszy wyb6r
anizslI kiedy przedtem.
DEPARTAlmENT UBRAN
Meekie Ola chiopc6wv ubrania
v rozmaitYch .kolorauE: i na1noW.
szei modY otrzYmslismy teraz; i
::este6mY pewni, ,se zadowolemy
kszdego ktory nass skfad odwle-
dzi.
Department. Kapeluszy.
Ma kapeluszach ola mezczyzn
! chiopc6w oszczedz,cie pienladze
kupuiac cd mas. Many 1ielkl
wyb6r " rozmaitych modelach j
1kolorach, przeto mozecie dostaG u
a mas TAXI kapelusz jakl wan sig
spodoba.
Department Obu via.
Trzew,ki / Buty dostanlecie
najlepsze u mas. Kto raz cd mas
pare trzew,kow lub but6w kupl,
ten zostsnle naszym kostnmerem
ma zawsze. R%eparacYe wykonu]emy
splesznie dobrSe.
abkA pasv9s7
Many take wieiKi wyb6r
wlerzchnicn spodni r%oboczyoh
(overalIs), koszul, rekawiczek,
chusteczek, szelek, kufslk6S, wa
lick t. d.
Jeste6mY dobrzy katol cv pre-.
to obsfuzvmY kazdego rzetelnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
Latwa ulga.

Troska i staranla nieraz tax
przYgnebla cz}owieka, Re sam ME
vie co ma poczaG. Rozsadni szuka-
ia porady u ludzl " kt6rych po-
kiadaja cafe UTMOST. Wac}aw No
wotny z Pawee, Okla, Teri, cie1-
piac straszny Dol glowy wraz Z boo
lem zeb6w l ma]ac napady omdle-
MIA PREY wstawanlu rano p1osli mas
0 rade. My pos1allsmY ma butelke
Severy ha'zamu zycia. (Balsam Of
L'fe) i Severy pieuiki ma boil glowy
! neurslgls. Pc usyoiu tel medYoy--.
~ napisal nam.
,,osnajn,iam VAN, 10 tak
Wassa rada jak ] medYcyna 90 .
td.iwisjacc. Przex dug, czaa cier-
p,alem ma Dol gtowy, nsr~owo5d
.nlechecenie j o%,iabienie. Pc MY.
III medyoYnY przys}anej mi ~.
E%HS55&4I E#aS#8&N%&E
pelnie wyzdrowialem. Poleoan
vssYstt i'm oierpiacYm na podobnt
oierplenla Sevory belzam zyc1a
severy piguilkii ~ Dol glow1Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
Pittsburg, PAS Kwiet. 1900

P%ittsburg, PAS Kwiet. 1900
Ja dzieknje ci tardzo pieknie
Wiel. ksie4e Brooks "a twoje le-
karstwa, ktoro W przec'agu ied-
nego m,esiaca mnie ~wyleczy}y, i
teruZ 1estem catkiem wyleczony.
ia uoawafem sic do r6znych dok.
tor6U / uzywa}om rozmaite lekar-
zadne mnie ME ~wylecxy1o
i ~przeszlo rok cierpiafem burdzo
wit]c ma nicstr.wnosc, ale 20 uzy-
ciu 4 butcleS Wielebnego ks.
Brooks iekarsEwa zosLafem wyie-
Ja wan posytam 4 markl
i y, osze mi przystac obraz ma
pamiaiIe.
z szacunkiem,
T. Mieckowski 22l9 Tustin ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
|Prxyimii me- serdecsne dzieki ~

Prsyjmij mme serdaacsne dzissh l ~
c1enisa..ss VI. . u. S.s:
Rosmaite g prrssyc.Yny b6lu
gIowy, lecz By otrsymat u;'gee, POI
trzsba konieczn,e uzy'c 6redk6w kt6
Re povstrzymuja napsYw kaw'do
glo~y j regulula ja. GenY severy
balzamu, zycia Is. P,galki ma Dol
g}owy Is cent6w. Uwazsjcie BY na
kaadem opakowanin byi podp,s "
F. SeverY.
WzeI. x. Brooks zadais
wiajgca NEEDY cyna czysz-
czenia krwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
Polska pod Moskalem

DIVA JUBILEUSZE teatralne
obchodzic bedz1e wkrotce Narsza-
wa. Pierwszym jubilatem jest o.
Wincenty Rapackj, znakom1ty ar
tysta. q zarazem i aator drama-
tyczny, kt6ry W roku biezacYm
obchodzlc bedzie trzydzlestolecle
piracy W teatrach warszawsklch.
Druglm ]ubllatem Jest p. Gtsy'
wlnski, ktGrv ma warszawskie1
scenic przebyi lat IS. w uznan,u
zas}ug, po}ozonych ola teatru przes
obydwoch ar,yst6w, PIP. RapacKi ;
GrzvwjhsRi o,rzymall pozwolenie
ma urzad2enie przedstawieh beneo
fsowych W teatrze wielk1m. Pan
Rapacki ma zamiar wystawlc ma
sw6] benefits w1asnY dramst histo-
ryczny p. t. Wi Stwosz.'.
SIENKIEWlCZ odetapiA "a
70 tvs, rubll prawo wy dawnictwa
wszystkich swoich powiesei firmle
Gebethnera i Woiffa ma przecl2g
lat dwudziestu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
SLASH.

NIEMIECKIE PIEKARY.
,,Dz. Slaski' donosl:: .NlemcsYzna
wciska sic " spdieczne nasze sto~
sunki ka1da nieomal szoze ina. ma
wet do kosciola. ot6l bedacy v
naszej parafii cd roku organista p.
Chodzinski, kt6rY sic do mas pres
ni6sl Pszcsyny, poswala sobie.
r.s pc ras M pogrsebach poll
stioh, Gay 70 dsieci. csf to doro'-
siych, spiewsd podosas MssY ~.
p,esni niem'eokie. Togo dotad n'e-
dy ME bywalo.
EgtL tSh &tE RtNsZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
DOBRA RADA.

DOBRA RADA.
GosG:: me wiem doprawdY,
co man poczad! Caiej porcyi ME
zjem, a p6l porcyi jest mi "a ma
5o"
Kelner: ,,Nailepiej mech pan
zamewi Gala porcya; przeciez
mozemy ia poda6 troche mnicjsz2,
jak zwykle."
ShUSZNE ZADANIE,
Student (do komornika}: ,,M6j
panie' tax czesto przebYwasz "
molm pokoiu, 10 w4ascisie powi-
niene6 pan p}acic zn mn'e czesc,
dzierzawy "a pomleszkanie':.
:,
ZAGADKA.
.Hiszpan ma z tv}u
Niemjec ms z przedku
Polak ME MA wcale
A parma diva " sro1ku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

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Oil City. PA.
Ia ni.ze do Cicb;a Whnv ks
p..ohs ,.;a lat.., otr.-
,nafem.z ktore eli seydecznic dzie-
l,,io "a ~; nomoa,o hard,o wi.la-
wv" Wy ""o "oo.o
~lekarstwo, cierplafem ma reuma-
tyzm h6l byf cos okropnego, ale
teraz iestem cufxiem zdr6w.
Wincentv Formal. 40 Emlar st.
Wilkesbare. Pa 3 Marca 1900
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

@gE.4itE-gs "-sEl g..-a E-- IT, - Isl T.
KR0L HUTA Davoiejsze-
mu maszyn,sc,e a obecnemu lnwal:-
dowi C~zekajowi, kt6rego syn Hu.
go zg'nai PREY pozarze W porcle
nowojor :k1m, przYsfaf obecnle pot
nocno niemiecki Lloyd 200 odszko-
dowania "a epalone rzeczy sYna, a
~ marek piewyp}aconego zarobku,
R6wnlez zrobiono p. Czekojoui
nadziele, 10 moze zadac reptY %
przYpadku.