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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.
Recorded fer the Week Ending Wednesday,
September 8, 1900.

Following are the real estate trans
fers recorded during the past week.
Reported for this paper by Benedict &
Tarbe11, abstracters, real estate, in
srrance and loan agents:
Maria Theresa Suffer widow,
to Adam Karcher. Part of
the w or of sec "A, t l, 10
east; warranty deed; conn $500 90
Elizabeth A. Reed, (widow) to
John H. Blair and wife. Lot
9 of Reeds subdivision of a
pare of w Or Of sec 81, t 2, r
%; warranty deed; consid'n $50 co
Geo. w. Warvel1e to Mary E.
Rock. Being a part of the e
hf of the e or of sec 6, l,
q east; quit claim decd;
consideration. ............. l 90
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
PETIT TAKES 4 CUP
Young Golfer Defeats C. C. Allen in the
Annual Country Club Tournament
On the Golf Links.
MRS. SIMMONS WINS a CUP.
She Defeats Miss Anna Kimball in Record
Breaking Fourteen Hole Contest by a.
Score of One UP.
MRS. SIMMONS WINS a CUP.

The annual LABOR LAY SO1I tOuI Id
ment of the Kenosha Country Club
was played on the local links Monday.
The weather was ideal and the links in
perfect condition and on this account
record breaking scores were made.
-Four cups were contested for the pre-
1iminaries having been played on last
Friday and Saturday, and resulting as
follows for the Country Club cup.
Fred Petit defeated George A. Yule
four up three to play. C. c. Allen won
from Chester Barnes by score of one
up. M. H. Petit defeated Or. Ripley
two up one to play and w. Il. 4ule
surprised the golfers by defeating Will
liam Cantwell by a score of five up.
Consolation cup-Jack Van1ngen
won from Ned VanIngen, A. H. Lance
defeated W. F. Yu1e, H. B. Robinson
defeated Buff Petit and F. C. A1drich
won from James Keh1or.
For the Allen cup-In the prelinain-
airy round for the Allen cup sixteen
ladies were entered and the four quail
flying were Miss Alice Lance, Mrs. Z.
G. Simmons, Miss Emma Robinson
and Miss Anna Kimba11.
The summary of the contest on Mon
day follows:
For the Ecnosha Cou1try Club
trophy.
Semi Fina1s-C. c. Allen defeated
M. H. Petit, up two to play. Fred
Petit won from w. H. Yule, up one
to play.
For the Consolation cup.
A. H. Lance defeated Jack Vaningen
up two to play and F. c. A1drich de-
feated H. B. Robinson one up.
For the Allen cup-(Open to all ladies
in the club) handicap match.
Miss Anna Kimba1l defeated Miss
Emma Robinson one up in nineteen
holes. Mrs. z. G. Simmons defeated
Miss Lance one up.
The finals in the contest were played
Monday afternoon with large gallery
following the players on the links.
The fight between Allen and Petit for
the Country Club cup was pretty
contest and Pettit's victory was only
secured after the ninth hole had been
played. Aliens play was decidedly
week on the greens. The cards OF
Allen and Petit were as follows:
Out. Aliens q ~
Pet+it-3 6 7 a 744 6 20
In. A11en--4 5 6 ~ o.
Petit A 5 40 90
The fight for the consolation cup
proved to be an easy one for T. c. Al
drich, who defeated A. II. Lance by
! score OF six tip four to play.
The great interest il the day cen
tered in the play for the Allen cup
among the ladies' of the cub. MISC
Kimba1l, who played with Mrs. Z. G..
Simmons in The final contest, had
handicap of STROKE on each hole with
the exec ption OF the first. 1t was
necessary to 3lay fourteen holes before
Mrs. Simmons had been able to win by
a score of one up. The ladies put up
beautiful game. The following is the
medal score:
Mrs. Z. G.. Sim mons
6 9 g 9 10 Z 10 10 9 4 6 SO
Miss Anna Kimba1l-
8 15 "a 7 9 II 6 9 II 9 10 112
The Sweepstakes for the men result
cd in Buff Petit and L. p. Chalfant
tieing for first prize. In the ladies
sealed handicap Miss Emma Robinson
won the Bronze cup and Mrs. E. p.
Cha1fant won the little silver trophy
offered for I'd prize.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
A GAY SOCIAL WEEK.
The Present Week Promises to be the Gay
est Week of the Year in Kenosha.

The present week promises to be the
gayest week of the year in social circles
in Kenosha and with the exception of
the entertainment given by Commodore
Morgan on Saturday evening most of
the social events center around the
marriage of Miss Ethel Grant and J..
Y. Ouar1es Jr. and Miss Ida Belle Red
el1er and George r. Sutherland. Both
weddings will take place on Thursday
and up to the hour of the weddings the
bridal parties will be dined and feted
by Kenosha society.
The first entertainment OF the week
occurred Monday when the party went
to Milwaukee where William G. 9 aries
a brother of the groom to be, enter
tanned the bridal party at luncheon
of fourteen covers at the Country club.
The guests were Senator and Mrs. Jo-
seph v. Ouarles, the Misses Ethel J..
Grant, of Kenosha, Miss Mary Hoag of
Tithsvil1e, Pa, Miss Edith Ma1tby OF
Northampton, Miss Grace Chaplin and
Miss Amy Kingnan of Providence, r.
l., and Miss Alice Day Of Milwaukee;
Messrs. Joseph V. Quarle9, Jr., of Mil
waukee, F. w. B. Coleman and Duane
Stuart of Detroit, William Mckenzie
of Chicago, and E. L. Ouarles. The
tables were adorned with ferns and
asparagus vine and the centerpiecew was
of American Beauty roses.
At 5 O'Clock the wedding party was
entertained by Senator and Mrs. Joseph
V. Ouar1es at their residence, 2S6 Ju-
neau avenue, after which they left for
Kenosha.
The wedding of Miss Grant and Mr..
Ouar1cs will take place on Thursday
afternoon at half past two O'Clock at
the home of The bride.
The wedding of Miss Redeker and
Mr.. Sutherland will be so1emnizod at
the Congregational church at six
O'Clock in the evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
PLEASANT PARTY.

Miss Bessie Christensen entertained
a number Of Danish young people at
her home Sunday afternoon. The
time being spent in playing games
and singing, a light supper was
served. Those present were: Elise
Jorgenssn, Julia Olson, Dagn1ar Jor-
censor, Agnes Sorensen, Belle Chris
Jensen, Alma Larsen, Elise Hanson,
Tena and Ceristena Hanson, Annie
Helding, Marie Hanson, Carrie Mae
gard, Marie Sorenson, Mrs. Mi1kar1-
sen, Annie Iverson, Thi1da Hanson,
Pastor Bogaard, Mr.. Helding Mi1kar1-
sen, Jeff Melterson, Oskar Smith,
Theodore and Andrew Christensen,
Joe Josepson; Andrew Hanson, Louie
IEzo1denborg, Christ Sorenson, Hans
Grow, Ollie Christensen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
MISSISSIPPI RIVER EXCURSION
Ezrst Glass Excursion to Clinton, lowe
"Wednesday, Sept. 70.

Astrict1y, first class personally con-
Quoted excursion by special fast train
to Clinton, Iowa, Wednesday, Sept.
12tt1. Round trip Only So.
Leave Kcnosha a. M; Pleasant
Prairie 6:12 a. M; Woodwork 6:18 a.
M. Bristol 6:23 a. M; Salem 6:28 a. m.
Fox River 6:35 a. M; Bassetts $40
d m; Twin Lakes 6:45 a. m. Arrive
at Clinton 1850 a. m. Returning,
leave Clinton $50 a. m.
This excursion takes you through
the garden OF America; through tile
f1oerisll;ng towns of Sycamore, De
KaIb, Rochelle, Dixon, Sterling, Nor
xison, Futon and across the Father
Of Waters, OH one OF the longest and
tEnesc railway bridges in the country,
TO CEn1on, Iowa, where are located
the largest saw mills in America.
At 4 p. III. the celebrated river
steamer, "City of Winona,'' wil1lcave
boat landing at Clinton for twenty
mile ride TIP the river among the is
1auds. Round trip only Is cents.
Fer 1..eGzc1s and information. apply
to agents c. & N. w. Ry. or to c. H.
Tink1arn, Excursion agent, room /, p
Fifth Ave-, Chicago, III dws11
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06

THE Hon. Louis G. Bohmrich, guber'
material nominee of the Democratic
party, while speaking before the labor
oc-a nizations of Milwaukee, very in
7udicious1y brought his political doc
crimes into his speech. The rebuke he
received from his audience of laboring
anen was significant not only OF their
road sense in insisting on keeping the
day set apart for them free from poll
tics. but of the fact that labor does its
own thinking and is not the puppet OF
the campaign orator.
In the midst of his address MI
BoE1u1rich relieved himself OF the fol-
lowing bit of information for the benefit
of the laboring man:
<<Your wages have not increased in
proportion to the ptices you have TO
pay for the neccssaries of life
A man IN the audience remarked:
EsTneY have been Increased very much
since 1898"
1t is rather surprising that man OF
Mr.. Bohmrich's intelligence and SIN
cerity should att npt to pass Oh such
an altogether fal1acious statement on
an assembly of American wage earn
ers. The facts e IN direct contradic-
ton to Mr.. Bohn7 ricI1's statement and
those facts are of easy access 10 the
laborer. Not Dry do the labor stats
tics of all labor Q1gu nizutions from one
end of the country 10 the o. lccdjsproT e
the truth of Mr.. Bohmricl1's statement,
but President Gonpccs, himself Dem.
ocrat and the Oracle Of the unions
empEatica11y states the reverse to be
true. AS the laboriug n1au in the ar-
dience said, wages have increased very
much since 1898. From 95 TO 90, how
ever, during Pre- ident Cleveland's
admin strait on, they continued TO fall,
but since the election O. Republican
President they have steadily increased
Not only have wages increased, but
She purchasing power of wages has
Increased, and s increasing, and nc
one knows this better than the labor
ing man.
All our Democratic campaign orators
might learn d valuable lesson from MI
Boimrich's experience, and, by avoid
ing the labor and wage feature oil
their discourse, avoid considerable EN-
barcassment and injury to their cause
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been a BILE to cure in all it's stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to The
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutiona1 treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally, acting direct-
1y upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing it's work. The proprietors have
SO much faith in it's curative powers
tn It they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
$500 chicago to Fort Wayne. Ind.

ahd return via Nickel Plate Road,
September 9th to 18th inclusive, ac-
count National Encampment Union
Veteran Legion. Tickets good return
ing to and including September 10Th,
1900. Three through daily trains
from Chicago, at convenient hours.
Chicago passenger station, Van
Buren, street and Pacific avenue. on
elevated loop.
For further particulars address John
Y. Callahan, General Agent, Ill Adams
street, Chicago. WIZ
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06

BEFORE the labor day assembly al
M1lwauhce, Rich RI Powers, of Chi
cago, warned the 1abor-ng men TO be-
ware OF those who came to talk poll
tics. AT Chicago CT. Bryan talked
about ''in1aeriafiGi ,"''m;1itarisnl'' and
all the rest of The regular issues sub
sidiary TO Bryar:s IL, While Col. Roosc
velt left politics stricjly alone and dc
voted himself to discus ion of the
principles and questions suggested by
the day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
cn..rnrtx-r-cuEslo4

to Ottawa Beach and Holland, Mich,
on the Z. s. p. ~. steamer No. 5 under
the ausniccs OF the NonpS re-, Club,
Saturday, evening, Sept. s. a first
class excursion III every respect.
Tickets are now OF sale at several
Main street stores.
Boat leaves dock at op. NJ. sharp,
returning leaves Ottawa Beach at z
p. NJ. Sunday evening, landing you in
Kenosha at II p. nj. Sunday evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
LAKE EXCURS SION
To ottawa Beach and Holland, Mich. Sat-
urdav Evening, Sept. 8.

The last lake excursion to Ottawa
Beach and Holland, Mich, will be
given by the Nonparei1 club Saturday
evening Sept. 8. The trip will be
first class in every respect. Sleeping
accommodations will be provided for
I'll and at a reasonable rate. Amuse-
n1ents of all kinds on the boat includ-
Ing a first class vaudeville show. Boat
leaves dock at 9 o'clock sharp, return
ing leaves Ottawa Beach at o'clock
Sunday night landing you in Kenosha
at y D. m. Sunday evening. Round
trip 81. State rooms can be secured of
M. w. GIBSON at the club rooms or at
Mrs. Grosvenor's restaurant. Chart
opens Thursday evening for sale of
berths.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06

NdR. BRYAN saw sixteen thousand
laboring men in line in Chicago Mon
day, all giving evidence of the pros
porous condition of labor. He be-
thought him of the vast amount of
H'con'' talk he had given these same
nem four years before, and concluded
to con6ne himself on this occasion to
the ~paramount issue" Imperialism.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
IT PLEASED IMMENSELY.
The House was Well Filled and Every
one Was Satisfied.

.
one Was Satisfied.
1.-The Great Northwest proved to be
one of the very strongest 1nelo dramas
ever presented at the "Rhode. :" L
brings onto the stage an atmosphere
different from that OF the wild and
woody West, OF the fowery South or
the crowded city, and it seems to be
more bracing.
The story is full of human interest
to begin with, and is we'll told, the
strong characters presented by strong
people, and the scenery made to cor
respond.
Altogether it is great show, being
thrilling without being bloody, full o.
heroines and yet not being overdone.
The hun1or is of d type that p1eascs,
and may be recalled and enjoyed days
after the play.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06

COL. ROOSEVELT is usually, by the
cartospists and artists OF al sorts,
credited with mouth OF very gener-
GUS proportions, but as matter Of
fact when the men are standing side
by side, it is seen to be pcrfcct rosc-
bud as compared with the mouth OF
Mr.. Bryan.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
X 1EosuA TO WISCONSIN, STATE FAIR

Via the Nortll-We-tern Line. Tx
cursion tickets Will be sold Sept. to
IA, 1iulited to rctrrn until Sept. IS, in
elusive. Apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y. DIV
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III n,,hlina1inn Sen1. 6 1anl.

Fl, ST publication, Sept. 6, 1909.
CNTATE OF WlSCO-lS y Coaaty Court for
y Kenosha Coun, y t'rcgolo
NOTICE. is hereby .vel 2eo ~ Ie2 dl2r term
OF the County Coz 20 Do neQ n and for
s. id oountv, az t1e Coua17 CodC Foom III The
CIV O. Keno ii, ia sela CO. lt7, on the first
J1s.:dav be 1g Lle second d,.y o. October
A. D. 5g1) p % oc-l A. NJ. tue GLOWING
ma,1esw zoe be "a sd co1s-de ed:
In the matter OF the last will and testament
of Veal. ~ Ann BUY, deceased.
The application OF Charles H. Waldo to ad
III. to probate The last will and testament of
Wealu17 Ann Burt, late Of the town of Bristol
in SAID county, deceased.
In the matter of the estate of Christina Kali
tenbach, deceased
The application of Leo Kaltenbach for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate
OF Christina Ka1tenbach, late of the city OF
Kenosha IN said county, deceased.
Daled Septembel 5, 1900
BY the Court,
RUSSELL H. SLOSSON,
20 County Judge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06
TWO For Price of one.

Don't forget you c;,n get the TELE-
cRApH-CoUR1ER and Chicago Inter
Ocean for SLIGO per year. Try them
both and. you will be pleased. wifi
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-06

TEDDY ROOSEVELT had to resort to
she strenuous life again Monday in
order to avoid being Hobsouized at
Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18

KUPNO DJABk0W. =
By1 sobie we wsi Buk6wcu pod
Opocznem jeden grajek, kt6remu
Bog dal wielkq zdolno6c do mu*
xyki, Zdoluot& ia przechodz,}a v
jego rodzinie z OLGA ma syna.
Dz'adek jego uczy{ sig W Warsza~
vie nietylko grad, lecz i skrzypce
robiG, ojciec tel grail, wiec m}ody
PREY dziadku i ojcu ~wYksztalci}
sic tax, re mu wszyecy grajkowie
W. okolicy zazdro6cili l m6wili, re
ME gra z nauki, tylko ma "a po-
mocnik6w djab}6w-
Az jednego razu p%rzyszed{ dol
pewien m}odzian wiejski i prosi},
ably mt odprzeda1 dw6ch dfab}6w,
DO i on chciafby dobrze gra6 ma
skrzypcach. Grajek pomy6la}: =
ia tobie odprzedam djab}6w, jeno
zaczekaj, MECH sobie dw6ch Ia
pewnie.
Zgodzi4 sic, ale odwleka} to
odprzedanie ma czas p6zniejszY.
M6wi1, re teraz ME MONA. DO to
pe}nia k~siezyca. a gdy chlopak
drugi RAJ ~przeyszed}, to zn6w
odwlekaf, re teraz M scby}ku; ka~
za4 przYjst, gdy bedzle ma nowiu,
to znowu kaza} przyjsc az ma ,,no~
wy czwartek'. -
Jezeli cheese zjedna6 djab}6w,
- powiedziaf, - to przynles z so-
b. kwarte okowlty, funt kie}basy i
duza donice. - Uczen oczekiwa}
nieclerpliwis onego czwartku;
mysla}, re jak kupi sobie dw6ch
szatan6w, to bedzle grajkiem s}yn-
nym ma okolice.
Nareszcie przyszed1 ,,nowy
czwartek', Uczeh kupi} kwarte
okowity, funt kie}basy i g}ebokae
donice; my6la} sobie, re W tel
donicy bedae szatanl jesc kielbaseel
A grajek ola tego wciaz zwlekal, re
chcia1 sobie znales6 pomocnik6w i
dat mlokosowi dobra nauczke.
Jakoz knam6wl} dw6ch mlo-
dych g~ospodarzy z wsi Tlbiszowa,
ably mu dobrze sk6re ohio "a to,
re sic wyrzeka Pana Boga, Matki
Boskiej sw. J6zefa i ~wszYstkich
Swietych, q appreciate sic szata-.
nom. Um6wili sic, re owl drogach
krzyiowych Q godzinie 10 wieczo-
rem. / uozeh tel stawi} sic na te
godzine niosac ze' soba okowite,
kielbase j g}eboka donice,
Potsmsk azalrmu .sie.zewlec do
maya j ,,zadziesiata.' 60, ably sic
ME ogladal v zadna strone, AMI
tel : k6lka ME wyckodzll, DO
,,djabli By mu oderwali glove.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18

nlej, drugie drastycznie, ech
deutscbJ oburzenie ma ten marco
kramalzy, kt6ry lud bur6w spo'
kojny, . pragpqcy wolnokci, che,
koniecznle wziaG v niewole j roz.
szerEyc mad MIN ciemlestwo. Ma
zywaja owe gazety Anglik6w ,,dai
frechste Volk der Erde" (najzu-
chwalszym narodem "a ziemi).
Prawda, Angllcy 50 zuchwa}ymi,
to j my Polacy przyzna]emy ]
Burom na~jszczerzej zyczymy ivy
ciestwa i wybicia sic ma wolnosc
Atoli te pisma niemieckie, kt6re
tax bardzo potepiaja Anglik6w,
niechajby przyzraly. re Angllcy
ME postepowali z burami tax, jak
h~akatysci z nami. Anglicy ME
anglizowali nazw osad hurskich =
Anglicy ME obsadzali urzed6w
samymi Anglikami = Anglicy ME
kasowali jezyka bur6w pc szko}ach,
a wiec takich krzywd ME w~yrzadza~
ja h~akatysci. Kto " szklanym
domu mieszka - niechaj ma nikogo
kamieniem ME rzuca. Rozumiecie
to panowie hakatyscl?...
A?OTHEKER ZE1TUNG,
pismo zwiazku aptekarzy niemiec~
kich, llczacego przesz}o diva tysia~
ce cz{onk6w, g}osi, re napisY ma
god1ach ~inuy koniecznie istniec v
obu jezykach, gdzle ludnost DIV D.
ma jezykami przemawia - gam
wzgledy polityczne tam - gdzle
chodzi 0 czysty ~interes.
POLACY W T~RANSWAALU.
Warszaski zamieszcza
nastepujaca wiadomosG 0 Polakach
W Transwaalu. w tych dniach
r~zezniczy pan P. otrzyma} z
pod Ladysmith list cd jednego 2
dawnych swoich czeladnik6w.
Pred rokiem czeladnik ten wy-
"a granice W poszukiwa~
.iu szczescia ma obczyznie. W tu-
faczce swej pc Europe dotar} do
Marsyl1ii,. gdzie W porcie zaznajo~
mil sig z gronem Polak6w, przewaz~
ME z Ksiestwa Poznahskiego i z
Galley 49, byli to robotnicy, kt6-
rym praca W kopalniach westfal~
sk1ch l belgijskich sprzykrzy}a SIG,
postanowili przeto puscic sic ma
wo1aczke do Transwaalu. w ciaegu
kilkunastu dni grupa uros}a do
ludzi, gdyz wiesc 0 po-
stanowieniu koleg6w sciagne}a do
Marsylii wielu lnnych wychodzo6w
Polak6w. Marsylski komisarz
Transwaalu dopom6g}
ochotnlkom, re dostali sig ma po-
lie walki rzybylismy, pisze autor
listu, do jenera}a g16wnodowodza-
cego .Jouberta, kt6ry ma wiesc 0
narodowosci ochotnik6w sic odez-
wal: Czyta}em " powie6ciach wa
szego pisarza sienkiewicza, Il Poe
,-##.- p a. . E.Il -.is> . 49, - |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18
iekaW RZeczy,

DZWONY sTALOWE, w Mem
czech wyrabiaja o%lbrzymie dzwonJ
stalowe, odznaczaj4ce sic Diezwyk}a
wytrzyma}o6cia. p;eknym i ta'
nlo6cis swiezo oalano dzwon wa
zacy IL. ss4 klg "a cene 20, 200 fir
20 a pierwszy " r. 1858 poczeto
wyrabia6 dzwony re stall. Ma wy
stawic londyiskiej " r. 1921 par
ryzkie1 W roku 1857 zwr6i} one ma
sicbie uwage. Czyniono ciekawe
doswiadczenia, Zawieszono dzwon
wazacy $3.50 klg, i postawiono
czterech kowali z ciezkiemi m}ota~
mi Kt6ry portrait dzwon uszkodzic,
otrzyma nagrode DEVON ~wytrzyma}
$50 uderzen bez szwanku Kowal
odstapili cd dalszej pr6by. Jest to
nailepsze 6wiaeectwo wytrzyma}o
Sci. Dzwony stalowe So prawie tel
samej formy i r%ozmia16w, co dzwo'
ny z brazu, dotycheczas powszech~
ME uzywane Posiadaia tie same "a
Lefty. a - 0 wiele tahsze. 20 sig zas
tyczy dwieczno6ci, to praataczaja
fakt, ze " Rouen znajduie sig
dzwon, s]ynny swoim g}osem, Clos
ten przypisywano duzej ilosci sre~
bra. Pewien chomik zrobi} analize
u bronzu i okaza}o sig, ze aliaz mia}
sk}ad nastepuiecy: Ma 100 czsfci
by1o II miedzi, 26 cyny, 1,s cynku
100 zelaza. Mic przeto dwlwnegoy
re i sama stall posiada ~dzwiecznose,
tax W dzwonach poz2dana. z bie~
giem czasu zyskaja i dzwony stalo-
we to uznsnie, nj jake s1usznie |
zos}uguja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18

woisku zyd ME moze bye oficerem'
Syn iednak b%erlihsiego millonera,
zyd Bleichr6rdera s}uzac obecnle
jake je~dnoroo7ny " pr2Stiem VOL
sku, spodziewa} sic, re mu sic uda
przepis ten omina6, wizc wypraWlf
OLGA do cesarza Wilhelma z prosba,
adv zezwoli{ ma mianowanle 60
porucznikiem. Cesarz sic wymowlf,
oswiadczajac, re ia sprawl nalezy
do m%inistersrwa wojny, wiec polecl
mu ia zbadaG. Minister .woJny pc
naradzie re sztabem l generafaml,
,orz.k}, re do tego ME MONA do
pusci6, ably zyd, choc syn milionera,
m6g} byc o~ficere1n. Me pomog{y
viec work. z}ota, a m}ody Bleich-
rederek must sic obejsc bez szabel~
Iii oficerskiej.
MINGREL1A s}ynie re sk}on"
nosci swych mieszkahcow DO kra"
dziezy, ma Kaukazie uchodza onl "a
najzreczniejszych koniokradow.
Wydawany przez okreg naukowy !
kaukazki Zbi6r materya}6w do OPT"
sn mieiscowosci i piemion kaukaz'
kich" podaje nastepujsca charakte-
systyczna legende, kt6 "a tfomac czy
pon,ekad sklonosc mieszkancow
M1ngrelii do przyWfaszczanla sopie
cudzego mieuia. Podanie to op'ewa'
iedy miano ukrzyzowac Chrystr
ga Mingrelczyk, chcac przeszkodzlo
v dokonaniu tel zbrodni, ukrad:
qwozdzie. Zbawiciel swiata ocenl
dobre ohsci Mingrelczyka j zezwo ''
lii, ably odtqd wszyscy miesskanc5
Mingrelii kradll j ably i'm tego 2
:grzeoh ME poczytywano,,. Min IN
grelosyoy wiersa sdaje sig moont
y to podanie, gdyt kr'adnee wssyst
10, co sic nadarsy.
%
GAzETY niemieokie pisn
v.zelkioh odoieni sympaty1uje
Burami, ! objawi.ja jedlnpe' iagod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18

wladnie sobie ipokyczy{ ze e pc
zyczka mu -pos1uzyla ma korzysAc,
albowiem obecnle doszcdl pc ma
ja1ku i jest akredytowanym y
banku. Oswiadcza tedy 6w z}odziej
re mu da GEEK do banka na S ty~y
siach frank6w, gdyz m1niejszyesahas|
czek6w tam ME przyjmuja. PFHbbsi
by1ego pryncypala, ably mu reszte
nienalezacych mu sic pieniedzy
t. ]. 2 tysiace frank6w wyp}aci}, q
|jutro rano odebraf soble owe pie6
tysiecy frankow z banku. Expryn-
cypal uwierzy1 W uczciwosc d{uz-
nika, wzlat GEEK, wyp}aci} 2 ty-
slaece frank6w ten podziekowaf
i odszedI. Expryncypa} n~azajutrz
udal sic do ~wskazanego banku,
okaza} GEEK i uslyszal mi1a wiado-
nose, re tego cz}owieka mkt "
banku ME Una i tax 6w madry
expryncypa} dop}aci} z{odziejowi
]eszcze 2 tvs. fir. do poprzednio
ukradzionych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18

r Gtupcy ME wymarli,
'ciagle sic rodza. Pewnemu kupco-
wi pomocn,k ukrad} 8 tysiace
frank6w i drappal 2 nlemi v SWAT,
Pc I lataoh spotyka dw kupiec
zlodzie;a ma ulicY, zaozepis 60 ]
4ada Cd niego zwrotu p~ieniedzy.
Tan przyznaiei ze Cd niego Same.