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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

The Amos r. Alderman home az Carriers
vile. a twenty-room structure. owned oy
the widow now living In Athens. caught
IRE wednesday night and burned over
an hour being entirely consumed. with
much OF the furniture Of Mrs. Alderman
and son. Walter Alderman. who occupied
a. Loss on home ard contents partially
covered by three policies iu the Southern
Mutual The home was an old landmark
and had been occupied by leading men Of
Cartersviiie The house was built hy Dr.
Woodbridge in 1851 10 was afterwards oc-
cup!ed by Col. Malcolm Johnson. William
pritchett and sam Joucss father. Il was
bought by Col. Alderman when he left
Grants cabinet in 1879.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Steamship Masconomo Br). Mann. Brc-
men w. W Wilson
Steamship George Fleming CBr). Pars-
low. Brcmen.-A. r. Churchill.
Steamship Treasury dBr). Davies. Ge-
uol.-Aiiuis & Co.
Steamship Labuan Gr), Gardner. Bre-
Minis a Co
Steamship Ursula Bright Br). Coode
Bremen.-Wilder g. Co
Bark Crown (Nor). Koglung. Goole.-
Dahl a. Co
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Dahloncea Signal: The Georgia gold
belt is bound at no distant day to sur
prise the world. The boom Is certain 90
come when the development work now
IN progress by the Consolidated company
has progressed little further the people
will then commence 20 zee just what We
have beneath as. SO far, even with the.
comparatively speakinE little distance
penetrated into the ground by this com
pany. the ore has been found not only 20
b. richer. hut tenfoid moro extensive.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small bottle ot Halls Great Dts
covery cures ali kidney ana bladder
troubles. removes gravel. cures diabetes.
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all Irregularities OF the
kidneys ANA bladder in both men ana
women. regulates bladder troubles IN Gnu.
dren. II noe sold by your bruggis' WI
be cent my mat on receipt Of ST. one
small bottle g. Two months treatment
and will cure any case above mentioned.
Dr =. W. Han. sole manufa I. -
Box 80. 81. Louis Mo send for tesu-
monials. Sold by an druggists and SOLO
mons Co. Savannah. Ca.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
weiIknown Farmer Dead.

Frank J. Dllaberry, aged = years. a
highly respected ana thrifty farmer. died
az his home mile south 81 oeala at an
early hour Thursday morning and was
buried boz tho afternoon u/tho Barnes
burial ground south ~ tHe city AT.
Diluuorry hnd beer IN feeble health Tor
several months 3nd his death had been
expected for several weeks. lie leaves
son and dn.ghter. both married. and
Nife. together with a host OF friends and
relnftets Ar. piilaherry had resided
ttere for many years. and was faith
fu member OF the methodist church.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
FLORIDA.

paytoua. Halifax Journals Mr. J p
Hinsky has made contract with the IT.
usynle Fruit Protection Association FOR
ten years in which they agree Co protect
his grove from freezing. Va consideration
of rsceiylus one-third Of his crop 81 fruit
o. ifs value unon the trees. ~ tho COM
pany can cnrry out their part OF tho cone
trHet thia is q good Arrangement Tor ihc
frHii grower and amounts "a an Insurance
uaffHR
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York
Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Empress tBr). Ison. Phila-
dclphia-Barnard & Co
Steamship Dean OBr). Hamilton. Trini-
dad. A =. Churchill.
Steamship Highhcld (Br). Richardson.
Baltimore Wilder a. Co.
Steamship Thornley, CBr), Major. Baltl-
more.-Wllder q co.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
Notice 20 mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographs infer.
nation will be furnished masters OF We.
els free OF charge In United States nv.
geographic ofiice In Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 10 call at the once.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
FOR transmission to she Navy Depart.
mcnt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
SENIOR Class PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Z. A. Duke of Newborn the Sue
ces-fuI Candidate.


Athens. Sept - The senior class OF tho
University held meeting yesterday
morning and unanimously elected Mr.. T.
a. Duke 81 Newborn. Ga. president A.
there ia always no politics tn this election
it Is compliment anl % this case a very
deserved one. as MI Duke is one OF tho
most prominent studcuts in college. lie
has always taken an active interest IA
au that pertains 10 the University and Is
q universal favoritc among the boys.
Following D. the remaining ticket. Frank
Happ. Macon. vice president; J. 81. CANT
Marietta. secretary aud treasurer. r. W.
GaFE. Athens. poet. =. q. Jackson. Athens.
historian: W O.. Thompson. Madison. or
ator. Jack Banks. IaGranre. captain Of
baseball tenn. n. Hoisct Atlanta, cap
tain football. Horace johnson. Decatur,
captain Of track team.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

mated. and the matter is just now IN
etatu QUO. but there Is an opportunity FOR
Hawkinayllle - have n much needed rail-
road and. since she came very near the
goal once before and missed o.. there o.
every likelihood that she will pat forth
every energy 90 secure the prize this time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

tvre safes ara The AXE, technically the
'.Iive load" amounting 60 5000 tons. thus
". nave an aggregate Of e9.op tons. About
seven and a quarter million OF bricks WI
h. used. ABOUT lsoo tons OF iron and steel
ard so tons OF stone.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Dublin Courier Dispatch: some months
0so the Couiier-Dispatch predicted thu.
the percentage Of increase IA Dubln for
the past ten years you'd be over 800 per
cent II will prob ,biy run about al5 per
cent or three end one-fourth times toe
size n was a 1880. Commercially tho
increase hss been over 1000 per cen.
Great IS dublin, the hest town. ia tho
beet soWdty. in the best state Of the I'm
ION.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Charles r. Ward (Am). Palmer. Be-
Pierre. Martinique
Cleared ship Hangar CNor). Danielsen
Buenos Ayres. Bark Martha Marguerite
frr1 Hautebert. Nantes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


Continued from Page Twenty-Three)
3 white. 2i425isc; No. . rye, 5iiac' i'H a.
choice mating. 5fa57c; No. ] max So,
81 ~: No ! Northwestern, N.h's' 'i','
timothy seed. 81 30aii.S5; mess porN,
barrel. ST. e0ai2.25: lard. per 100 pouin.
e. isi.ff7 Is: short ribs sides. 0oose), - l't
rs: dry sailed shoulders CnoNedl. eti
gNc: short clear sides. (hoxed. Sshe'.'
whisky. basis OF high wines. VIZ
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Passengers by steamship Nacocchee
New York. for Savannah. Sept 2I.-Miss
r. olmstead. Miss S. Olmstead. Miss r.
RauchcnberE. Mrs Charles Olmstead, Sis
ter Susan. Miss J VI Ward. ". Frank
Harris. j. H. Mona han. A. NJ Endle. Mr..
Frazer. AIRS. q. Falk Miss l.. Fax. 4.
l. Hartridge. 5. /. Whitestone. Mrs. W.
b. Pinney. Miss < Charlton. Miss NJ
Pape. W ~. Johns on. ~ Johnston. Miss
" y. HotallinE Mrs. r. G. Johnston. J.
T. West n. J. Sutcliffe. r n Stoiuberg.
O. S HAYDEN. Miss Lula Hay. Miss "
a Muslin. Mrs. A. Barnett Miss 9. Bar
rett. Miss Willie DuBoise Miss c. Lander
shine Miss f. Adams. Mise a. r. Bour-
duin. Mrs r. r Bryan. Miss I. Amran.
Miss r. SiernberE. Miss II P,atchek. Miss
A NJ Barnard. Miss l. c. Carney. Mas
ter Charles Adams. Mrs. A. =. Adams. y.
X. Broome. r. Bpping Mrs. Bluestein.
Miss T. Bluestein Miss r. Bluestein, Miss
Wilder Miss c. Hartman. o. ". Chase,
F. A. Todd. W Batchclder Mrs. Batchel-
der Miss Gcrtie Batchelder. Miss Edith
Batchelder Miss Mahlc Batcheldcr. Mas
ter g. Minis. Mrs ]. Minis. Miss =. l.
Bradbury Mrs J. A. ~ Beunef. l.. u.
Forbes Prof g ". Lewis. Miss Mckin-
ney. Miss Francis Cuddy Miss u. w
Kirk. Miss T. Hopkins. O. X. Lebanon.
A. j. O'Hara. Miss G. ". webb. Miss u.
u. Nichols Miss ward Miss Hariridge
J j. Plahire. Master a. Hartridge. +. W.
Phister and wife Miss S. NJ. Black. Miss
A. W Black. Mrs W Kelly a. Auerbach,
sarah Devlin. G. Perrimen. G. Robinson.
Josephine Quarterman. Bessie Quarter
man. Ella Quarterman Daisy Washing
ton Dora Washington. Miss =. More.
Sarah BLY,. Ella Ball. Walter Bar. Mrs.
W A. Ball. Annie Jones. Susie NJ. Greene.
Miss NJ Hanel Miss u. Han. Miss A.
Weston. Harry Garbel a. Richards. w.
Deworkin. Mr. Barnsdorf Mr. Behrens,
C. :. Johnston. T.. X Bryant.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Or r W Han. ST. Louis Mo; Dear
sir-PieRse ship me three Dozen Hal p
y eat Discovery by first express. have
60 over one gross 70 gives perfect SAT-
isflction and ] recommend 10 % my
customers Yours truly.
r. c GROVES
Prom. Monopoly Drug Store.
Ocaia. Fla. Dec 3
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Steamship City OF Augusta. DaEgett
New York.
steamship porchester. JONES. baltimore
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Vessels classed and rated by the Ameri-
can Bureau OF shipping in the Record OF
American ana Foreign shipping"
American schooner Geneva; American
schooner J.. Edward Drake; American O.
masted schooner. J. Manchester Haynes;
American s-masted schooner James y.
Jordan, and Swedish schooner Aino.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
ra..enser. by steamshIps.

Passengers by steamship City 81 Au-
gusta. for New York ycsterdsy-M s.
Hull NJ l. Richter. Miss u. Langstaff.
A. Helmuth " w Palmer y. NJ Apple
gate and wife Mrs " Dawson. Miss
Bryan C. r. Knox. Miss Roper. G. "
Clements. A. l. Desbouiilons. J. Rival.
John Blue. Carl Gunter. Miss Willie Hud-
son Miss Florence Fair. and seven inter
mediate.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Matters Of Interest 60 shipping Men
Generally.

II Was a hustllng day at the Custom
House yesterday. Five steamships clear
ed with the value OF their cargoes s274S'-
sos. and a bark with cargo valued al w.
osi. making the total values OF eargoes
cleared. ss.I5ls8.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

the residence Of the bride by Rev. W. r.
Thomas
Miss D0rcas Ice aud Mr John Cookaey
were married Sunday near Beach.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Swiss genius has invented plih
cloak Weighing about one pound which
will hold up a fully equipped soldier on
the surface OF the water. Successful eN-
periments were made recently on me
Lake Of Zurich The cloak Is provided
with waterproof pockets In which food
and drink may be- carried. as well NJ blue
lights in case the wearor Is shipwrecked
On the nIEhl.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Passengers per steamship Dorchester,
FOR Baltimore Sept. 2-R NJ Ball. J.
stoner. Sadie Christopher. Emily Colcock
Henry Freusort John Mingledorf. John
Henderson. Lille Simmons. Dave Patier-
son Charles Scott. Charles Turner,
George owen. J. NJ Adams Mrs. T. Bord-
ley. C. y. Collins. c. T. Young. ". p la
Roachc. Mrs. W p. LaRoache. 6. r.
sykes. Mrs. G + Sykes. b. Golden. J. =.
McCBry. A. Alexander
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
snvannnh AImanac.

Sun rises az 5:55 a. m. and sets at $40
p. m
High water AZ Tyhee to-day a. li:A a.
IN. and 800 p. m. High Water az Savan-
nah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Germany has some Of the largest steam
ers In the world. as well as the fastest.
and the same Is doubly true OF her "a 4
ing vessels. a goodly number OF which
exceed 1900 registered tons in size. The
rise Of Germany as an industrial and mar
itimc power has been but little short OF
phenomenal.
The Ships Doctor-Never go In bathing
after a fun meal
Patlent-Why not?
The Ships Doctor-Because you won't
find u there.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

Pr..druk : ks,,fki wydanel wydru'
towansj przez F. Ch'cisszyhskieeo'
Pszna& 1856.
-&.&@*s8-
(ciag dalssy.)
Pc skohczonej gre Ma
rynla podburzona. zarumie~
Mona siadla do fortepianu, a
Z pod bialych, szczup}ych jel
dloni wybiegly tony fza~e'
teschnc, jak ona.
Marynia byla musYkalna, al
GAIA ~poezya jej duszy. Gala
qlebia uczucia ~wypowladala
sic tonami.
Abba luba taleze ttalzyke
Gala istota swoja, a chot :
pod s~ztywnych twardYch
palcy jego harmonic ME mo-
Ella wyjst W calej pelai. csuf
ia " sobie; i tenn pote4niej. :
ten, wieksza rozkossa ~stuchi-
wal sic W melodye Maryi.
kt6re, jakby wypowiadaly to.
co tkwiio W e1ebi jego duszy.
To wsp6lna struna duchowa
pociagala 20 wiecei do die
wcsyny, niz niePospolita
pisknes6 ciala.
Pan Nincentv do tex byl
wzruszony.
Moi Boze. szepn9l "
ucho Antonlemu. gdybym
mial dziecko. kt6reby mi tax
codzieh zagralo " chalupie.
niczego ME brakloby mi do
szczescia. Godny$ zazdrosci,
kolego!
$500 P6jdzie "a Albina
wszystko bedzie dobrze. mar
tusiu, zawolal tego wieczora
pan Antoni, do swej mali
zonki, gdy, pozegoawszy
goScia. zaszli do sypialni ma
spoczynek.
A jak sic podobal VII
cuchnowi! ME mole 60 sic
dose nachwalit. Bogu MECH
beda dz(eki, J6ziu, IL wejrza}
ma mas milosiernen, okiem
~ Bogu MECH beda dzieki!
Trzeba nareszcie dziewczy~
ME prawde o Jerzym powie'
dice, trudna rada: Mech
tel raz to glupstwo
wybije sobie z glowy.
Poczciwy o]ciec z%apomnial,
ie ME ma mic trudniejszego do
wybicia z glowH jak wla$nie
qlupstwa tego rodzaju.
Me wiedzia} nawet wcale,
jak zabra6 sic do ,~wypowie-
dzenia calej prawdy, podma~
wiai zons, ably 70 uczynita, ia
przYatawala M wszystko, ale
zFa&t4EaEG &c., 59 49, 49, . s&9E# 800 . Il III sEs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

slow4todp0~iednle.
Psse ! dziesisc 4yIeIul|
k6w. = = \ Hsrpliwioat
!. !l &C az [; Mot j,k - -
lH n xlk ,psI1 n
do takiego...
- Me dok6nesyl - ! je5li
bedzie 4ieciem jeeo?...
List brzmial, jak nastepuje:
,,kaskawy Panic Dobr.l
Coraz rzadsze wlzyty
Padskie. a n~aJwiecej slowa
czcigodaego i wiarogodnego
stryja Padskiego. pana Win
centego Otwinowskiego, mego
przyjaciels Cd serca, skioniiy
mole c6rk7 Marya do zwrotu
o~6arowanego jej pierscionka i
|drobnych pamiatek.
| Zostaje unizonyua sluge
Antoni MkJousk,.'
| Marynia. rozstajac Gle z
!darami ukochaaego, ucalo~
wala ;e / obla'a tzarni.
= Wr6tcie do mnie, Q!
drogie mole pamiatki, ach
wr6tcie, szcpnela z cicha.
AD|ugo patrzala oknem q
poslakcem. zniks]acym ma
drodze, osadzonej wysokiemi,
o z6lkniej4cych litciach topo'
lami: potem, wr6ciwszy d
pokoiku, plakala i modlil;
sic Roraco.
o. Boze milosierny
wr6e mi mole szcze$cie ]edy'
ne!
w Klobucku coraz gore
sic azia'o.
Robotnicy, niewyplacan
reeular1ie. zacseli rozchodi
Isie, dyrektors zagrczil taxi
opuszczeniem fabryki. Jerz,
jesdzil "a pieniedzmi cd zyd'
do lyda, a ci stawiali warun
Xxi kredytu coraz trudniejsze
niepotrzebnc. WszyscY pre-
~powiadali bankructwo Otwi'
nowskiemu, hipoteka klo'
bucka pokryla sic rewersam
" przeciagu tygodnia.
I jerry pojal dopiero terra
wyraznie, co go czeka; jesli
jesli ME ozeni sic bogatt
wkr6tce.
WSr6d klopotow powYz'
szych, gdy nakoniec wesolos'
znikla z ocz. a uSmiecl
.zamarl ma ustach . miodzieh.
czych, przyszedf poslaniec
Kwiatkowa z przeseika Ma
r,,ni @.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

|a$ #5E3A4@9 Fs165Es9 ABs4Msa#I A8TIT
p ] !, VI. so1nsskesyl jsssese
.e<a4 .ed.st@. - 8 8
povt43ss! oa~ied.lay Asl =
/ ~tlalIallts \ to,bjawy sheel j@lloa'
p~r.ypsovsgdtily dlll llll',y
U .kut lsiI
Moje dsieeko. odezwaia
de l,atka. ws1sdlszy pewne~
20 popoludnia do pokoiku
cork oalujac ia y glove :
czulosci2 - po~iedz mi
szczerze, otwarcie, cry Po'
|szlabys "a Albina?
Dziewczyna zerwala sic 2
siedzenia.
Mamo! wykrzyknefa.
|,ak mosesz o cos podobnego
mnie pytat?
Dla czego ME? Pan
|Albin podobai sic nam bar
do. nawet pan kapitan chwa'
iii 90 wielce, m6wiac. re
bardzo wyksstalcony. a przy~
TEN wiemy, he jest pracowi'
Ity, skromny. porzadny chic
piec.
- Mamo. czyz mole serce
wolnee
Nusi zostat wolne,
odparla matka Z nieublagani
~stanowczoscia, odwracajac sit
do okna. ably ME wldsiet
twarz7 c6:ki. Pan Wincent'
powiedzial twemiu ojcu, jake
przyjacielowi. ctwarcie. re MI
mozna ma Jerzego 1iezye, i
sam powiedzlal, ze 3enit si'
Z toba ME bedzIe, DO potrze'
[buje wieI<szego posagu...
ze upatrzyl sobie lima 5000
Me dokohczyla, DO Mary
upadla na posadzke zemdlo
IA, bsalaa. Ial< trip. Matk;
krzyknela przerazona, zwola''
sluei. Podniesiono omdlaia
polozono ma l5zku. Dos
dluqie. usilow,nia zaledwi'
~przywr6c,ly iej p~rzytomnosf
Wkr6tce iednak przyszI;
goraczka, krew rzdcaia ST
ipardlem i nosem, smierteln;
,}bladnoSt powlokla przecudn;
twarzyczke. .?oslano po le'
kara. caly dom napelnil ST
trwoga i smutkiem, biedn'
ojczysko lzy polykalo, matk;
chodzi}a wp6lprzytomna tyfko
Przybyly lekarz kiwa} glo'
wa, ME mog2c zrozumie'
stanu cherei.
i - CzY bylo slime moraln'
wstrzasnienie?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

-
't I 4 ] = = nIla; llllle9 =
u pisl4l til14a lll ~, NE
ehe4e s 4 ~ jpayna~
klein. llelsll,lI,u 1 bylo
saczae cho6e do .k5l.
Mieszkanie ~zajnnowala wsppa-
Male y Aejach Jesosolins-
skicb. otaczaia sic pozorem
pahslkim. wykwintnym.
W duchowej istocie tel
kobiety g6rowala ponad
J wszystko pr6znost, rozros]a
buinie ma grunc;e egoizmu.
Oddawszy malatek ziemski
synowi, czula sic zupelsie
oswodzona z obowiask6w
nacierzydskich, oddala sic
wlasnym upodcbaniom :
Gala swoboda.
Maizedstwu z Marynia byla
przeciwna. DO posr6de znajo->
mych w~arszawskich upatrzyla
jul .sobie synowa.
Jerry, oswobodzony osta.
tecznie I ~iez6w. ciazacych
mu cd dose dawna. ~zebrawszY
cokolwiek grosza "a przyaz}e
zbote i "a przyszla welne,
pojechal do WarszawY pod.
dat Sic bezwolny rozkazom
many, pc CO JUL kilkslrotnie
byl ~zywany. a ezemu opieral
sic dotychczas. ~.
Wszystko szlo. jak pc
masle. Panaa Nztalia Dwo-
recka ME byla }adna. to
prawda; ale elegancy', zby-
tex otoczenla, dodawaly jej
niejakiego uroku. Dose wy
soka smulkla blondynka,
mlo-
. dzledczej. obsypana pudrern.
z malemi oczkami bez rzesy,
Z warga wazka; jakby z~ie~
ola, " strojach paryzkich,
kosztownych i pelnych smaku
- wydala sig Jerzemu ,,mo'
zebna."
/, OBOE pahstwo Dworeccy
byli take bee zarzutu pod
wzgledem dystYnkcyi salono~
wei.
PAM Otwinowska uwazaia
sic "a przyjaeiolke domu PIP.
Dworeckich, znala ich stan
majatkowy lepiei, niz wlasne
/ syna interesa, wiedzia}a, 4e
maja wielkie dobra W Kuja~
wach, re W ich kasie ognio=
trwalej znajduja sic rome
procentowe papiery; re P.
}Dworecki, ostrozny pta-
seek, ME ~poswolil sic uwiklae
3,Ica rr,,nderck;a c,f1,cz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

ssS5s
eaeh. aEobyf stsIussks 6y'a
s,k'. - = lI !. ].
olczyuaa. S.h !
IS = l ll'|Illl'l' po-
|~r6ca 1900 apetyt, abLrs'a
q. do aSdeIssal. ! ~
.aaczonej ola kolciola para
|a.lneeo, sie byl % nup
chodzacy. "a kt6ry bez Iss
p.trzet bylo ME podobna.
= Dajcle mi pok6j. m6~i'
Ia do pleszczacei ia matki'
ME szukajcie ~sposob6wspfocle-
szenia, rozerwania mn'e
|Wszystko skodczylo- sic ola
|mnie!. Zamordowana 70
stalam!. - juz wan niczego
dat ME moge, darujcie mi. .
! - Dziecko~ kochane, y
mas zabijasz srnutkiem swoim'
o! mako. daruj. chcia+
labym bye lima, 49, ME
moge. Wierzajcie mi..-- ME
mogs. Pozvdlcie mi plakat
ma qroble sscsescia. mego,
niczego wiecej Cd vas ME
{z2dam %. niczego!
Gdy to m6wila, CLOS lama
isle. usta poblad'e drzaly pier
podno.il ,cieski nier6wn1
oddech.
49, Dziecko. dzieeko ko'
chane. gretchen jest tax;
rozpacz!.. wyspo~Iadaj 81
l. uspok6j...
4 - ia nawet nie rospaczam
widzicie, Re ME rospacza,n
leo sic stale odstae sic nj
n,oze; chce tylko spokoju.. :.
IPozwolcie mi boiled cicho! i.
~posw6lcie ...
i Pan Albin " czasie choro
Joy pfzyietds.l prawie c
dzied. lub pr1yselal dowiady
: wac sic o stanie zdrowi
. chorej. Maya widziet &
nigdy ME chciala:
i Me chce, by mnie Pc
.kochal ma seryo. ME ehce :
mawiala - pc COZ unieszcze
! &liwiac mann drugich. CT,
nie dose }ez moich i waszych
;. Jednak malehka iskierk
!: nadziei tli}a jeszcze vsr6'
lgruz6w | proch6w zwaloneg'
szczescia.
49, Mamo, rzek]a razu pew
nego, blednac az do zielo
nosci, niechaj ojciec napisz
do pana. .- Jerzego.... o
desle mu fotogra6a. l piers
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
NAJiL!1,E'P'S;|Z.E
FOTDGRAFlE
Auykoauie
!. Bauer

Cor. s & johnson Str,
W will naprzeciw novel AieF
skiej Biblioteki W Winonie.
najlepiej fotografowae mole
re wszystkich innych takich
artyst6w - powodu, ze ma
najlepiej urzadzona pracownia
" miescie, re wszech strou
oSwietlona. Fotografie' jego
zast6sowane SO do ~najnowszej
mody i zaws1c dobrze trafoae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
M|to$G
: / PIEN|Apz,
NOWELA
Ar1rr4 WllEwsk4.

tPrsedruk Z ksratki wydane( ! wydru'
kowansj przez F. Oh ocieszyhskieeo'
Pszna& 1855.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-16
PERSONAL.
SNNN~NNNNNNN-NNNN~NsNNNS MN
Bon. G. 5. VarIan 8 IN 81. PauI.

Hon. c. S. Varlan IS In ST. Paul.
Governor Wells has returned from
Idaho.
John Walter a Denver sheepman, is
at the White House.
Gil S. Peyton has returned from
visit In eastern cities,
Col. Geo s. Wedgewood OF the Amer
lean Book company, Chicago, Is at the
KnutsfOrd.
Manager Goodhue Of the Utah Nur-
sery company has been in Grand June
ton on business.
Marshal Glen Miller Is again at his
office having been confined TO his home
for two wesks past
Judge J. s. Foreman Is making a lee
turing tour Of southern Utah counties
IN the interests Of prohibition.
Mrs. Richard w. Young expects TO
reach Salt Lake. coming from the Phil
ipplnes, a week from tomorrow
r. w. Clark. Gunnlson, Utah Tim
Higgins, Green River Wyo., and Peter
johnson, Scipio, are stopping at the
walker
Mr.. j. NJ. Marriott and family left
lay for an extended trip 20 Swift
zerland. Iuey Will visit In Eastern
cities and also stop In Londan, Paris,
Italy and elsewhere.
w. II. Firth, general agent at Denver
for the Rock Island, and Z. p. Shelly
general manager OF the Pacific & Idaho
Northern. were quartered az the Knuts-
ford last night.
Hon. c. S. Mesick, state treasurer Of
Connecticut left here last night for
Butte. where he will spend q few days
before returning home. Mr.. Mesick
made his home NJ the knutsford for
several days.
These guests are at the Kenyon to-
day. W. c. Irvine Geo n. Tapery
Ross, Wyo. G.. u. Hurst, II. w. ST.
John. Martin SchenCk, b. +. Wellington,
New York. +. u. Cooling, Mahan, Ida
no. ThOs. c. Lazier, New York; A. J.
Cooley, Omaha.
At the Cullen today were c. 3. Deith
II. Newell Whitney and Y. y, Lorey
Joplin No Col. W. II. Dewey and A.
b. Williams, Nampa, Idaho; w. r. FER
sell. Helena. Mont; w. b. Dix Day
ton Ohio; II. Hendrlckson, Levan; {.
W Beegle, San Francisco.
Guests at the White today were reg.
istered as follows. ia. j. Bews and
r. j. Bews, Nevada; b. Leivets, clear
Creek: Mrs O. j Smith and family
and r. n Dodds Grand Island, Neb..;
Chas. a. Carin--s - .nesyllle' Tex a,
c. MHlspaugh. suei,lo Colo; Joseph
Jruteco and family, Chicago, r. c.
Ross Pocatello, ID. W. Murphy ana
wife. Butte, VIM S. Marks, Tooele