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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
OPPOSE CHILD LABOR
LARGE EMPLOYERS OF LABOR FA-
V0R. ENFORCEMENT OF
FACTORY LAWS
WILL SAVE THEM TROUBLE
Children .Enders Fourteen Years of
Age GepeTaIIy Are source of
Botherf to Their EN-
"a lpIoyers.

Inc factory laws, so Tar as they relate
to the exclusion of children under four
teen -years9ef age. cannot be enforced
TOO quickly for me- said the manager of
the largest shoe factory in ST. Paul yes
terday. Il have, no children in my fac
tory under sixteen, but the strict and i'm
mediate enforcement of the law would
save me much bother. Mothers are con-
tlnualiy coming around with young chill
oren Tor Whom they want employ menr
and IN many cases they do not scruple
70 lie about the ages of the applicants
/ Tor positions. If I could say. once for
all, that under the operation of the fac
tory law I was not able to employ chill
dren under certain age, would be
saved much trouble. -'s'[e
This seems to be the senti-
ment among all the large employers
OF labor in the city, and all will wei leone
the time when the factory inspection act
Drought into active operation: Chill
dren under fourteen naturally do rot re-.
ceive high wages, from 50 tc 81 per week
being the limit, and the parents of the
olrnlnutlYe workers usually make it their
business to come around and tell the
manager that he should be ashamed of
hlmself for paving such low wages. In
snort, the employment of these children,
as rule, entails more bother thar it is
Werth, and not one employer Of labor
VIII protest when the state inspectors
decide to enforce the statute
In anticipation of this enforcement,
many of the factories have this summer
dispensed with the services of children
Under the age limit, and there are not
many places now where many can be
found. Department stores seem to have
more than other places, but even they
are reducing the number of their en-
ployes under fourteen
The state inspectors will not, il is
thought, make any move until the city
schools reopen, Sept. 9. They will aboiit
this time make a thorough canvass of all
the factories inf the city and children
who are under the statute obliged to
attend school will be removed from work
and compelled to register.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15

guardhouse for six months and to forfeit
$40 month of his pay during that time.
The: fire department was called to ex-
tinguish a small blaze on the West
minister street bridge shortly after 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The fire was
caused by sparks from passing focomo-
tive, and was put out with slight dam
age. The bridge was also afire from the
same cause Tuesday.
City Engineer Claussen says that when
the budget is made up this fail he will
include in his requisition the sum of $751;,
eco to be used in the establishment of a
municipal sprinkling plant. Such a plant,
he says, would pay Tor itself in a few
Years and@give to the city. better service
than it is now receiving.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
SHOT PRAIRIE CHICKENS
THREE MEN ARRESTED AT MOOR
HEAD BY GAME WARDENS.

S. F. Fullerton. executive agent of the
state game and fish commission received
word yesterday from Deputy Wardens
Smith and Murphy, of Moorhead, that
they had arrested three men near that
place for shooting prairie chickens, in
violation of the law, and had confiscated
two guns and. two dogs which the men
had I'm their possession
The prisoners are C. A. Beck, of Moor
head; Fred CRUDE; of Muskoda, and H.
Schoen, of Fargo; N. D. The last named,
being a nonresident, will suffer partic-
ularly heavy penalty in case. of convic-
ton, as he is not only accused of having
killed game out of season but also of
having neglected to comply. with the law
which requires persons from other states
to secure licenses. before they may shoot
or fish in Minnesota.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
INDIANS ARE PAGIFIED
TROUBLE AT CAss LAKE REsER-
WALTON IS AMICABLY SETTLED.

According to recent information, the
difficulty between the Indians and the
lumbermen at the Cass Lake reserya-
ton mas been adjusted to the satisfac-
ton of adj concerned, and 1t is thought
that the trouble is about over
In a communication received from In
dian Commissioner Jones, of Washing
ton Capt. Mercer, who has charge of
the agency, is authorized to accept the
terms agreed upon by Special Agent
Farr, the ScanIon-Gibson Lumber COM
pany, and the Cass Lake Lumber COM
pany, in settling for the green timber
cut from the reservation. AS per agree
ment white pine is to be paid for at the
rate of Sh per Thousand, and Norway
pine at from $3.50 to $3.50 per thousand.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
WORK ON new BOOM
UNION DEPOT COMPANY STARTS
TO BUILD ONE.

Under the direction of the Union Depot
company, work has been commenced on
the floating boom that will lay along
the shore just above the Great Western
drawbridge.
The boom starts just east of the Wa
basha street bridge and will extend to
the draw, where it will connect with the
center pier of the bridge This will rem
der, in manner, useless the shore side
of the channel, but it is expected to aid
steamers and RATS to the extend of de-
fecting their course out into the river
and thus avoiding the sharp turn that
will be formed by the big fill below
Jackson street.
The piling necessary for the boom was
driven yesterday and to it the floating
structure will be anchored BY making
it movable the boom can be taken out
in case it proves an obstruction or fails
to do the work intended.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
READERS ARE KEPT BUSY
NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND TEACH
ERS' PAPERS TO BE MARKED.

Supt. Olson, of the state department of
public instruction. has found that, as a
result of the county examinations for
state teachers certificates, he has total
OF "a, S59 papers to be marked by his corps
of eighty readers now at work
There were in all 1000 candidates exam
ined for second grade certificates. and 800
for the ffrst-grade certificates. The total
number of certificates is larger by 500
than the number examined last year
That is accounted for in part by the fact
that in the past two years 100 teachers
We're granted certificates by reason of
their long service and without any exam
nation.
Now those certificates have all ex-
pired, and those of the persons holding
them who wanted them renewed Were
obliged to take an examination.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
TO MP. SHOPS
IMPROVEMENTS UNDER WAY WILL
COST ABOUT $4,000.

According to plans filed yesterday with
Building Inspector Wheeler, the North
ern Pacific Railway company is con-
templating additions and improvements
to the ear shops at Como that will rep
resent an investment of nearly $4,000,
exclusive Of the new machinery to be
Installed,
A new car shop, 100 by 215 feet; storage
building for iron and coal. % by 100 feet;
new transfer table pit, rs by $50 feet and
a number of other small buildings are
included in the improvements that will
be made. The foundations for a number
of the new buildings are completed and
work will be commenced on the super
structures without delay.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
.FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL
FRED BORING, HIT BY PASSENGER
ENGINE, WILL RECOVER.

Fred Boring, a fireman on the Chicago
Great Western, narrowly escaped being
KILLED by passenger engine at Oelwein,
Iowa, yesterday. He was brought to
St, Paul and taken to the city hospital
where it was stated last night that he
would recover. Boring was cleaning the
firebox of an engine, which was on the
sidetrack, and as he crawled out from
beneath the engine he stepped on the
next track, directly in front of a rap
idly moving passenger engine. He was
struck by the cowcatcher and thrown
violently to the ground.
The injured man is about forty years
old, unmarried and his relatives live al
Kearney. Neb.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
DUNN GOES TO WILLMAR
WILL sUPERINTEND AVCTg0E SALE
OF CAPITOL LANDS.

state Auditor Dunn left last evening for
Willmar, where he viii today hold an
auction sale of the so-caHed state capitol
lands, in Kandiyohi county The sale.
which was provided for by an act of the
legislature Of last winter, will begin at
p. m, and there are about g. 400 acres
of land to be sold. The lands may not
be sold at less than the valuation at
which they We're appraised by the COM
mission appointed under the law for that
purpose. The price is $l6 per acre. but it
is believed that some portions Of the
property will bring as high as SfO and
even $50. per acre
Included in the purchase price will be
the assessed valuation Of the improve
ments made by former tenants. who must
under the law, be reimbursed for their
expenditure Of money and labor upon
permanent improvements.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
TO DRINK CHEAP COFFEE
STATE INSTITUTIONS SUPPLIED At
10 CENTS A POUND.

The state board of. control yesterday
awarded the contract for coffee to be
furnished to the state Institutions for
the next three months to Sprague, War
ner & Co. The price to be paid is Is
cents pound, which was the limit fixed
by the board, as was understood when
the samples were submitted.
The lowest bid on vinegar was submit
ted by st. Paul firm, but when tested
by the chemist of the state dairy and
food commission the sample on which the
price was based was found not to be pure
cider vinegar, and it was rejected The
sample of the next lowest bidder is now
being tested.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
VETERANS WILL DINE.
Local Posts Arrange Dinner for
Sixth Minnesota Reunion.

Members of the Sixth Minnesota in
fantry met at the city hall last evening
and arranged for a dinner that will be
given in connection VITA the reunion Of
the regiment to be held at the state capt.
toll, Sept. 4.
1t is expected that about $50 of the vet
Grams and their families will be present,
and preparations have been made to
feed them. Members of the local pos Is
and the ladies auxiliary have the affair
in charge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
DIR. obaee Return.

DIR. Ohage returned YESTERDAY from Du-
luth, where he attended meeting Of
health officials of Minnesota and neigh
boring states DR.. Ohage says the con-
terence was quite fruitful and was a
unit on the observance of compulsory
vaccination as a precautionary measure
IN warding OF threatened epidemic of
smallpox.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
Distracted the Highway

A warrant was issued yesterday for
the arrest of w. Salisbury for obstruct
ing the Mendoza road between Fauqufer
street and the Omaha tracks The COM
ton of Street Commissioner Steeg, who
found the highway used for the storing
of eordwood, which Salisbury had cut for
fuel purposes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
TALKED OVER IMPROVEMENTS.
superintendent of state Institu-
tiOns Wait on Board of Control.

tiOns Wait on Board of Control.
Prof. Dow, superintendent of the school
for the blind at Faribault and John
Coleman, superintendent of the Anoka
insane asylum. called upon the state
board Of control yesterday to discuss bur-
mess pertaining to their respective insti-
tutions. The school for the blind is now
undergoing some repairs, and Prof. Dow
called to suggest other needed improve
ments, which, in his opinion, might be
done at less expense at this time Supt
Coleman has purchased twenty or thirty
head of cattle from the ST. Cloud re-
formatory for his own institution, and his
visit was for the purpose of securing
the approval of the board
Senator Benedict also called upon the
board to discuss with it's members the
proposed improvements to the Mankato
normal school
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
CONTRACTORS TO BE PAID.
Fielding & shepIey viii Get Bal
ance of IgIehart Contract.

The committee on ways ana means Of
the assembly yesterday voted to turn
over to Fielding & Shepley the sum Of
$780, retained pending the completion Of
the boulevards on Iglehart street
A delegation Of Iglehart street property
owners called to protest against the pay
ment of the money, claiming that tho
contract had never been properly carried
out, but Assistant City Engineer Wilson
informed the committee that the boule-
wards were all right except where the
property owners had failed to take caro-
Of the grass.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
ATTENTION, C. A. r..
Only One Cent a Mic.

Only $l4.S2 to Cleveland and return via
the North-Western Line Tickets on sale
sept and 8, return limit Sept 10,
with the privilege of extension to Oct. s.
Tickets and all information at North
Western Line city ticket Offices. SS2 Rob
CT street, st. Paul. 413 Nicollet avenue,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
GOOD YIELD OF POTATOES.
Yield in Mile I.aes Region Has

iIsIu IN MiIIe I4acs RegiOn Has
Been satisfactory to Farmers.
State Auditor Dunn returned yesterday
from visit of ten days or two weeks
to Princeton and vicinity. He reports
that the crops in the Mile Laos region
and throughout Sherburne and Isanti
counties ARE good, and the farmers are in
excellent spirits
The potato crop also has been a source
OF much satisfaction to the agriculturist
ana potatoes are bringing so cents per
Dushei on the track at Anoka, Elk River,
princeton and all along the line.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
Fish for Minnetonkn

The state game and fish commission has
received number of appeals lately to
tho effect that in stocking til numerous
lakes in this vicinity with fish they do not
overlook Minnetonka. The. commissioners
believe that the lake really does need
attention of that sort, and will take ec-
ton to that end at an early dtae.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
SAY He TOOK WHISKY.

BoolSkeeper in "a saloon Is Arrested
for Larceny.
William Bartels, a bookkeeper en-
ployed at Brenk & Krent's saloon,
Ninth and Wabasha streets, was arrest
ed late yesterday afternoon by Lieut..
Horn on warrant charging him with
larceny. The complaint was sworn to by
Mr.. Krent and alleges that BarteI took
six cases of Canadian whisky from the
store belonging to the firm. The value of
the goods is placed at S63.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
NO QUORUM PRESENT.

NOI'VOI Duuget Was Not COnsidered
by joint Committee.
Repeated attempts have been made to
get together the joint committee on WAYS
and means for the purpose of considering
the school budget. but so far all of them
nave been failures
The third call was issued for last even
ing, but the absence of a quorum com
PEELED adjournment. Another call has
been issued for this afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
Cadets Go to RufTnIo.

WEST POINT, n. Y. Aug. 1.-THE
West Point cadets left for the Pan
American exposition this evening. They
viii remain at Buffalo until Aug %, Civ
ing daily exhibition drills.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
FIGURES ON DAIRY INDUSTRY.
Commissioner Mcconnell Prepares
Some Interesting Data.

State Dairy Commissioner Mcconnell
has prepared a few figures as to the
be conspicuously posted on a large sign
near the Minnesota butter exhibit at the
Buffalo exposition. The figures are as
follows:
Total number of cows in the state, G54.
"a; annual value of butter product H5-
1890; cheese factories, So annual value
of cheese products $252, 712 06; creameries
IN 1905, 5S2; new creameries since Jan. /,
81; total number of creameries, 635.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15

Business men want first-class office
help; Prepare at the Lancaster Short
hand School
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
TRAMPs SENT TO JAIL.
Seven Hoboes Receive Sentences o
Thirty Days Each.

Thirty Days Each.
Judge Hine in the police courtr yes
terday, sent out seven tramps to serve
thirty days each in the workhouse on
the charge of yagrancy. The men were
arrested by the Margaret police near
Carvera's cave, TUESDAY evening AT
the time Of the arrest they were engaged
in preparing their. evening meal. They
gave their names as Ben Weed, Walter
Hayes, William Young, Albert Brogen-
stein. Frank A. Hopkins, William
O'Brien and Arthur Burdick.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15

If youssfeel run down, are
easily tired, if your nerves
are weak and your blood is
thin, then begin to take the
good old standard family
medicine, Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. A splendid tonic.
g. All druggists. C.AYER co., Lowell. Mass
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15

All Kinds Battle Creek sanitarium goods.
sanitas Nut Food Co. goods. Ralston
Health foods.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

y ho1NoN - A ID
= ohalapn,ha L<hEaan po.edo
w,atru kt6ry val -
wsyYatkie stropy, rosszersya s'e
NJ ds3l viet . zuisstsyl =
1s6ch godainach ~ budynk"w
wleszkalnycb u gospodarcsYcb'
zalYly sis one TEN latwiej, te pra-
vie wssysthle b,ly drewn'ane J
s}om4 kryte. spal,}Y sie budYnk'
obalupn,k6w: JdstfA lehman.
Puts strstsa Antonlego Pola"
kowskiego~sAudrzsia Palmowskle~
20, Marc,na Bl,zeja, Jana Epgel-
terea, Jana Wachewloza, krawca
.P,otra ~. sk,bowssiego, Andr.eja
Moryos, Francisxka P4ecskowskle-
q. iswiktora KubDa. ci wsiysoy
uratowall tylko tyle, lie mleli na
sob,e. ressta sly wssystka spallis =.
Nadto spal,.y sic budynk' gosptc
darcze B}azeja Engelbergs. Wache-
wicza, Blvnkowsii~go, Augusta
Kensboks, Walentego Nazucf1a /
tylny budYnek soltysa J6zefa Cola
ma. Snoopy ognia sizga}y az ma drugi
koniec wsj do volta p. Huettche !
i do mieszkaiacego 20 mlnut
droei posiedz,ciela Zluna ma wy
budowaniu. Tam nstychmiast ogien
%ugaszono. z pogorzelc6w tylko
niekt6rzY 81 zabezpieczeni tax
Wiktor Kuhn na-3 tysiecy m.
RzeczY mkt ri9 mia} zabezpleczo-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

CHELNNO. To take wolnokc
osob'sta i obYwatelska " paistv IL
konety.ucY]nen! &e przesYlkl pocz-
towe do gimnazYast6w podlega]a
rewlzYi. ~ DYrektor gjmnasyal-
nv dr.. Preuss opusscsa gimnasyum
Chetm;hsk,e. EismieccY nesniowie
chc,eli dish urs3dsit korov6d ;
psohodniAmj. ale polsoy uesnlvx,e
stanowcso o6wladosyli, te ME
wean4 udsialu i ) tego powodu
sanitehano tel o~aoyi. 49, Koola
nasyka = to ps,sdlsdo~anis byls-
~ . niSissa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

- 49,
] q !. y *
20 laIl|.,iIA y II spph.-
4 y 1 fII'.Ill'lI!! y - e .'.'e'.
81 esI'. l,l|5, I. ~.
s..ssEasss.s
~ ~ my
ulabso,aiizplit, 1lasn <. CT
mowskii sprzeni6sl sig Cd ! kwietoia
No paraf,l gou,emb,cka, ito-sj
dusspssterstwo wskoxalos cd 6mler'
ci 6p. X. proboszcza Bfonisiawa
Jankego,
INOWROCkAW. Zu6w Lo@
Wy ..... wit. powstal : naz Wy nie-
mieckiej nRade~its" kt6ra nsdsno ;
gminiel dominium o starozyto,ti
nazvie Redojewice.
- -0- " .@H
C.-Naucsy<lel pan
Zakr.ewsk, Z Wybranowa przeszedi
na wlale luterska. Rad cd l kviet~
a;a p,zenl6d 20 do s1koiY owan~
gielickiej " Karolinle pod Trojan
IA. W,elu cz}onk6w Sp6iki Kanf'
kausu praknie sic vycof.G re spoil
n1ctwa. Moze tame fundusze sprawe
te zalatwia2
KORONOWO. - Pc raz lie.~
wszy W poiaczonej z przedmies~
ciem gminie odbY{v sie wYbory do
Rady miejskiej i wvbrano samych
Nlemc6w. Bcak byt ag'tacyi &c
strony Pola66w.
w zABNIF ped Mosina otwon
rzono agenture pocztowa.
w staaym kraIu BYE .:
wiele iepiel.:
Zdan,e to po xszechnie uzywaia
em,granei. Co. sem mdwi4 to Z pew
nej zassdy lecz czesto beg zadnei
przvczyny. Mieso tam lepiej sma-
kowafo, oraz plwo, pieczYwo. etc.
etc. Lees. mkt ME moie powiedziec
IL tam lub gdzie lndziei mo3na by
10 xnalesG lepsze vino leczn,cze nlz
Tiiners. 10 popularne lekarstw We
Jest przYjemnei wylecsy stano-
wc.o wssys.k;e choroby zo&adkowe,
watroby Tub merck Jest cob YIN
czyscic elem kr~i, dodaje apetytu j
strzeie Cd chor6b wiosennych !
letnich. Faktycznie Jest to malice
psze gospodarcse lekarst~b.
Wzmacnia ono Y dodattu osvtY
slabego usposobienla, ~ f1szcza
starc0W. d~ellkatce kObletY l dzlecI.
JedYnym fabrykantem tego iekar-
silva jest Joe. Triner799 So. Ash'
land Ave-. Chicago, ILL.,, kt6ry wy
sy4a to rekomendowane lekarst 30
przez lekarsY navel do Europy.
Jest to n~ajlepszy dow6d. ie lest le-
ps.e nil lekarstwa tamtcj,ze gdyz
lud wl.raju ME zap}aci podwol~
nej ceny "a gorsz3 r<ecs. Ma
sprzedaz l6Nniei " slteksch Iecz
s:lzezcie sig nc ii, wartlcb i'm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

CHOJNICE. - Zaloga wojsko
wa, jake tn. s.iaEnieto z powodu
xnan1 oh zajsd pos 1a.aDych z NOR
derstwem popeln;onem ma , Wlrte-
re; powr6cl na sta14 za}ogs do
Grudzi4dza3 skqd ja wyslano. Pa
zos,an,e " Chojoicach sylxo ME-
xnaoRna liczba iolnierzY.
JABEONOWO. Dworsec tu-
tejsky ~xostanie z dniem ] kwletnia
prseistocsopy ma dworzec p,erwszej
klasy. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
WEJHERCWO. DO tute]exseo

! WEJHERCWO. DO tute]tzseo
zak4adu ola obl4kanych oddaro
sYna posiedzioiela Lewando wskiego
z kgchuowa pod Kowalewem.
N,eszczedliwy ch}opieo dosta} po-
mieszania zmysl61 wskutek ME
szczsSliwego vypsdku " leslie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

NOWEMIASTO. Olprow adz:~
lismy ma mlejsce wiecznego spc-
czynku sp. nauozy>i3 Ia Kadlubow-
skiego, kt6rY przez 45 lat sprawe~
wal ur1qd " tutejsze] szkole ka.
tolickiei. Mech 6poczYwa " spo
koiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
Z Prus Polskich.

W K q, ~ IL. ed.'ealste'
). m. pdnnIk B s. m. wfaltpass-
stoaoi ods|o, jlo',a pomn't@ br'a3.
udziai ~nac.elue wladze ~wo)skowe ]
oYw,lns, jako tet>~aadse miejskis,
preiesorsy. studenol uniwsrsyteooY
it'd W,adomo, Ae " Kr6lewcu jest
m}odpzy syn BismarAa %naoaelnsm
preseason, dla togo posp,essono s'e
z wystav,en'em pomnika dls lego
ojoa. T.kioh pomnik6w wystaw'a
wiecej " Nismozecb.:. gdys starry.
Bisrn ark mial .do6d wielblcieIl. W
BERNIE ma taxi, stsnad pondnik
ola zelaznego kanclerza, chociai
Berlthezycy 2 Blsmsrka mic scbie
ne robil,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

INOWROCkAW. - Jak ira
ktu]a jezYk polski po glmnasysch
many dow6d " tenn, ie profeso.
rowie N;emcy g wYksadaJ9. I tax
powlerzono ts nsuke profesorawi
Astow, i to we wyzszych klasach
dla Niemc6w, kt3:zv choiellbv sic
nauczyG pc polsku - ale pan Aet
sam podobno ma&o co umie. Pro-
fesor6w Polak6w ME ma, DO stars,
pobieraja emerYturyj . mtodszych
ME dopusscsa do tego sawodu,
kt6ry saml NlemcY w4ie j teraz
vi podsielnie Y dsier3swe. Jaka
tych 70 sviata nismiee
ckiego n,leo,asyoh uosoaych In
istnie)s- nisstery 4
aadto dobrss c.uisny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

CHEkMNO, ~ Profesorow,
bibliotekarzowl gimnazyalnemu za~
kazano pozyozad ksiaiki polskie z
biblloteki Polakom. Kslego.b:6r
polskl Jest bariso bogatYm "
ro.maite cenne dzlels. Mole Je
po6,4 ma wzbogacenie przysziei
biblioteki " Poznaniu PREY ul'cy
Ryoerskiei?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

W lEBORhU ma Pomorzu
odbyls policya re wizya prezesa
Tow. Ludowego pana Koszaiki.
skutkiem d%enucyacyi o (smieszDa)
agitacy9 w,elkopolska; ola tego re
Tow. rozdslo pomisdzy dzieoi poll
skie elementarze j katechizmy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

SEJMIK POWIATOWY
Gnieza!th ski zgodzi} SIC M wy
mazanie : matry ku}Y d6br rycer-
akioh. rozparcelowanych przez ko"
misva kolo: i acyjna: dobr Arku-
szeva, Lsdnos6ry, Lubowa, ku-
b6wks. Mithalczy Mieleszyna.
o~icc.ek, sobolnik. s~'niar, swi~
niarsk, Ulanowa, Rybna. Jankowe.
Rzegnowa S~trzyzewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

SCAROGARD. - w lokalu
pana PrzyDyszewskiego ME otwie~
ra;a sic drzw, ma zewuatrz ola
togo ~miejscoxy opiekun besp'e~
czens:wa vice rozwiaza& lrzybra-
wszy DO tomocy urzedniksj pana
Mauracha Z Gdahska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
Z Poznahskiego.

POZNAN. 80 Egzamin ma nan
czYcielki do wYzszych szka zfozY'y
Polk: Bryl inska J6zefa Z Pozna~
ma, Pawl,cka Jadwiga Z Rogozna
Stankowska Sylvia Gniezna,
Wierbinska Z,.f.z Kosclans. E.
gzamln odbyf sic v skole Iadwik'.
Ma W;ld1,e m~ieszkajacY ra-
dzca koncelaryjnY Skowrohski nagle
z,kobczyl iycie, tx city paralite EN-
GNIEZNO. x. probosz hau.
pa przenlos} sig cd / kwletnia z
W1sniewa pod Wagr6wcem do
G niewkows
POD 1MlELENK1Eh. no
torze kolei idacej Cinema do
P~oznanls, belize utwcrzony 2rzY-
stanek.