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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

WRITTEN FOR THE sUNDAY REPUBLIC.
MEETING is to be called in Reform
~ Hall to consider plans for the opening
4 in ST. Louis Of a store to be operated
along the lines Of the Rochdale cooperative
stores in England.
These rave been an eminent success
abroad and nave spread to all parts Of the
British Empire. Even In California stores
of this character nave been in operation for
several years, and similar Institutions have
tbriven lately In other parts Of the United
States.
In Missouri rural stores somewhat like
the old Farmers Wheel stores are quite
common, and In some cases proprietary
groceries have been converted by the own
ers voluntarily into Institutions managed
on a cooperative basis. the former owner
becomjn business manager at . nxed
salary.
A general store Of this character - that
at Oermann, a hamlet twelve miles south
of Catawissa. in Jefferson County, and bue
forty miles from this city.
The former proprietor. Charles Oermanns
permitted all who wished so to do to invest
what money they desired in the store as e
Joint stock company. All the shareholders.
himself Included. receive 6 per cent interest
on their Investment. The manager Is al
lowed a salary of $40 q month. and the net
profit is divided pro rata among the Gus
toners whether they own stock or not
The almost universal failure hitherto OK
cooperative ventures Is attributed to the
fact that they entered into competition win
proprietary firms which were conducted oy
shrewder managers. They were what the
economist terms productive" In contre-
distinction to .consumptive" or "oistriou-
tive agencies
TIE former was most successful IN tne
cooperative cooperage works of Minneapo-
lis. workmen combining together and fur
n;shing their own capital and management
to produce an article which they oner ZOE
sale in the open market.
In most cases where such schemes have
proyed successful the charter members very
naturally feel loath to admit others later ON
TO a share in their good fortune The re-
suit is that they become q joint stock COM
pany. and II hey expand they do so by mir
ing other workmen whom they do not share
with Thus self-interest Is opposed to the
| extension of this principle Of productive CO.
operation.
II is Just the other way in the co-opera-
tive union Of consumers to obtain their
goods at the least cost. 1t was such a VEN
fure that twenty-eight mechanics at Hocn-
dale, in England. made In 1874 The prfn-
ciple Is to combine In starting a store where
ali the members agree to purchase supplies
OF a certain sort. 1t Is palpabiy to their
interest to win as many outsiders 10 tnsxx
cause ~ possible.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03
ANG. Not one: ii Il purity itself.
eros. Here's another.

ANG. Not one: ii IL purity itself.
GROS. Here's another.
Teasing Tom was a very bad boy:
A great big squirt was his favorits toy:
He put live shrimps in his fathers boots.
And sewed up the sleeves OF his Sunday suitsg
lie punched his poor little sisters heads !
And eayenne-peppered their ~four-post beds: J
He plastered their hair with cobbler's wax.
And dropped hot half pennies down their backs.
The consequence was. he was lost totally.
And married a girl In the corps de baliyI
ANG. Marked you how grandly. how re-
lentlessly. the damning catalogue OF crime
strobe on, till Retribution. like a poised
| hawk, came swooping down on the wrong
doer? Oh. IL was terrible.
eros tasIdel. This Is simply cloying.
(Aloud) Ladies. 1 am sorry TO appear un-
| gallant. but you have been following me
| about ever since Monday. and this is Sat-
| urday. 1 should like the usual haif-holiday.
| and IL you Will kindly allow me to close
early to-day, / shall take 1t as a personal
favor.
ELLA. Sir. you are indeed a poet. for you
touch our hearts. and they go out to you.
eros (asidel Poor. poor girls! (AloudD It
IS best to speak plainly. l know that I am
loved by you, but i never can love you in
return, for my heart Is fixed elsewherei
Remember the fable of the Magnet and the
Churn.
ANG (wildly). But We don't know the
fable Of the Magnet and the ChurnI
eros. Don't you? Then I will sing it to
you.
The Magnet and b Churn.
A magnet hung in a hardware shop.
From needles and nails and knives he'd turn.
And all around was a loving crop
OF scissors and needles. nails and knives.
Offering love for all their lives:
But for iron the magnet felt no whim.
Tho he charmed iron. II charmed not him.
From needles and nails and knives he'd turn.
For he'd set his heart on the Silver ChurnI
A Silver Chun. A Silver Churn!
His most aesthetic.
Very magnetic
Fancy took this turn
IF l can wheedle
A knife or a needle.
Why not a Silver Churnr'
And Iron ard Steel expressed surprise.
The needles opened their welI-hllsd eyes.
The pen-knives felt shut up no doubt.
The scissors declared themselves cut OUT"
The kettles they boiled with rage. tits said.
While every nail went on Its head. J.
And hither and thither began to roam
TIL a hammer came up and drove them homo
1t drove them home?
1t drove them homo.
While this magnetic.
Pert-pa-ts-tc
Lover. he lived to learn.
BY no endeavor
Can magnet ever
Attract . Silver Churn.
The cast for the revival this week runs
as follows: William PAUL. William H
Clarke. Joseph F. Sheehan. Frank Moulan.
Miro Deiamotta. Maud Lambert. Josephine
Ludwig. Mau Ramey. Frances Graham
and Adelaide Norwood.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

these good people, who had a blind conf
dence that some day 1 would shine.
Finally I was offered the title role in
The French Maid" at the Herald Square
Theater. Rehearsals were called every day
for six weeks. beginning at 10 In the morn
ing and lasting sometimes until midnight.
The home of the family with whom I lived
was ten miles from brooklyn Bridge. on
Long Island. and 1 did not have a penny
with which to pay railroad fares to and
from the city. The manager gave me a
book Of tickets emitting me to a months
daily rides on the railroad
But the theater was miles from the
bridge. and / would not ask my benefactors
for money with which to pay car fare. I
had q bicycle, however. and daily rode on
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03
Marguerite Sylvia, With a PsnandInk Story of Her StageSeeking Ventures.


not hungry. and Yhile the others were fill
ing their s;omac1s 1 would try to amuse
myself at the piaho-perhaps.
In rainy weather I had to ride the bike
just the same: and many is the day 1 would
wheel up to the stage door In the pouring
rain, nearly exhausted. soaked through, my
hair weighed dow with the wet. and COW
cred. as well as my back. with the mud of
the streets. thrown there by the hind wheel
of my bicycle.
Mine is only one of the hard-luck stories
from those who have surmounted their
troubles. but it Is no worse than the expe-
riences of thousands OF others who win
never tell them as long as they are still
trying to keep up a brave front.
But II Is q tiny bit interesting. don't you
thiuk3 MARGUERITE SYLVIA.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03
Weary Tramps in Search
of an ENGAGEMENT.

After Mr.. Tree closed his American. tour
three years ago. l decided to remain.
But my imperfect knowledge of the Ian
guage caused me to be turned down by
every manages TO whom I applied. / walked
miles and miles. covering the distance from
one managers office to another without
encouragement. and was finally reduced to
the desperate straits of a young girl alone
in a strange country without friends or
prospects, l do not know what l should
have done had it not been for a family who
lived In the country on Long Islsnd. They
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

the trair to the New York side. and thence
on my wheel over the cobblestenes of the
crowded streets 20 the theater.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

Possibly he may have been studying m,
dialect for future use.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

that l should take upon myself TO with
hold my gifts from you? What am ] but
a trustee? Here is Il decalet. a pure and
simple thing. a very daisy; a babe might
understand it. To appreciate 1t. 1t Is not
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

niedzy wyda}em ma kompanie lekar-
6kis, a j d@ugi czas by}em W szpita-
lu. Pan jednak odrazu rozpozna}e6
moja ohorobe, a pahskie leki "a diva
m~iesiece ~przywr6ci}y mi zdrowie.
Z bratnim szacunkiem,
WASYL HRICH,
Detroit, Mich, Is sierpnia, 1900.
Professor Collins " New Yorku.
Wielmo1nY PANEL
Pahska s}awa szeroka fsla p1ynie
po 6xiecie, lecz gdyby kr6lowie i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03


kich bolesci. Ciers
pia1am ezalone b&
lie W %miesnlach,
k4ulo mie W boku
krzySach. Achl
~strasznie clerpia-
lam. RadZi}am sic
u wielu lekarz6w
W kraju. leczyli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

W12fem. frZeZ D
lat znosi3em cho-
Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa} re
a jadra ME-
zdrowe, drugi, re
mle6nie stwardnia-
trzeci, re pc
CherZ g W ME.
porzadku i tax d.
Wielka aUmo ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
CIV ga cuda ma SWieCie!4

CZy Sa Cuda ma SWieCieS
Pytanie to stawiaja ludzio, ktdrzy, REQ MONA, oudownym sposobeu
sostali wyleczeni rozlicznych ciekkioh chordb.
ME BYLY TO CUBA, LECZ TYLKO UMIEJETNO6G ].
Kto cierpi ma jakakolwiek chorobe q chce sic : nmj wyleczyd ko.
ohce przywrocid sobie nadweretone zdrowie, siRe rzezkodc, niechaj uwa-5
zme przeczyta tych kilka wierszy.
Zaprawde, ze tax, poniewaz jego s}awa iglodne inie znane 50 " !.
lynn 6wiecie. Studyowat on wiele nietylko ma sawnych europejskioh me-
ma do6wiadozeniach, q doskonalh sic W lekarskiej umiejetno6ci szybko, po-
niewas przyroda obdarzyla go nadzwyczajna zdolnodcia, byutrym roEa-
mem q nadto wiakim talentem.
DIS jest professor Collins s}awnym ma caaym 6wiec'e q ME tylko ivy
czajni ludzie udaja sic do niego 0 Pomoc ma wypadek choroby, ale mi
lepsi lekarze uciekaje sic do niego z prodbe rade wydwietlenie, je>eli
ME moga zrozumie6 jakiego6 przebiegu slabo5ci.
Smia1o twierdz6 molina, Re kogo o ME wyleczy, tenn juz Mkt IA
6wMGe ME przywr6ci zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

Professor Collins przewodniczy ]ekarzom " laboratorium.
Tento zrecsny a sAawly lekarz za}o5y} lekarski instytu, pod imieniem
The Professor Collins New York Medical Institute, 40 West "a ulic,
" New Yorku, ably tenn }atwiej m6g} 6pieszyt z pomoce cierpiaoej
ludzko6ci.
W instytucie tym zosho JUL tysiaoe a tysace wyeczonych a miedsy
tymi setki S}owiak6w Polak6w.
z powodu braku miejsca podamy tn tylko nlekt6re krotkle llsty'
zas}uguiace "a Wzmianke. , -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

SLASH.
Z'OPOLSKIEGO. w Karme.
rowioaoh, Stan,szczaeh i De.
blu znalez,ono rude zelazna
STA, Gran 4elasa. Ruda nalezv dc
w%fasciciela gruntu.
w KoCHAN0wICACH "
pow. lublln,eckim. Piorun uderzYa
W zabudewsnia zagrodnika Ignace-
20 Prandz;ocha i spali} je do szoze-
tn. w ogn,u agina} 3~letnl ch4op''
czyk w{asciclela. Pomimo. ze
dziecko ma razie Z pionacego bu~
dynku u1atowauo, wr6cl}o niespo-
straezenie do izbY i~sie udusito.
MEM. PIEKARY. Mieszka-
ME ma probostw,e okaza}o sig ola
nowego ksiedza proboszcza "a male.
Ks. Zielonkowsk, zamierza W o.
grodz,e PROFESSIONALISM wYbpdo~
wac "a w{asne pieniadze VILE W
stylu szwajcarekim.
ZABORZE. - Dnia 23"go T.
%. ID letni WineentY Boncol z
B,etszowio uton2} " dole " skale.
kt6ra nslezY do fskusa. Tau ME
ma zAdnego ogrodzenia. cho6 am
towym jest " Bie}szowioaoh urzed-
NIX f'skaluy. Utopionego Bonoola
do poniedzia&ku Jeszcze NE wydo-
byto.
W sobote. 247: NJ. na kopal-
nj tiskalnej W Poreble ~poderznal
sob,e gard}o n,ejaki Z'mkowski.
Ludzie m6~ia o MIN. ze by& nie-
speina rozumu I'd czasu, iak lezal
" l~azsrecie p~okaleczonY bardso
c1etko ma giowie.
KENDZIERZYN: Uroczystoo
Sci pos iecenia kam'enia wegieIne-
60 pod no~Y ko6ci6} sprzYiala
sessiej nledziel, jak naipieknle]sza
pogoda. U~roczysto6t rozpocse}a SIC
nabozehstwem " starym ko6cio}ku
zkad " procesyi russono ma m,ejsce
budowy. Tom ks. probos.cs z
Bzierzgow,o mia& poisk'e. ks. proc
boszcs z Slawiec,c ulem,eok,e kaxs.
ME: ks. dzlekan Dsiadek 3 U]ssdu
dokona} p~o6wiecenia' kamienia we
g,eloego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

cesarze eWlata INA
Ii g}eboka Paheka
wiedse, zaprawde
ME daliby Panu L.
czyd biednyoh H.
dzi, lecz zatrzyma-
liby Pana ola sie-
bic. ia mia}em to
~nieszcze6cie, Re
spad{em ze, scho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

~ Scranton, Pa, S lipca, 1900.
Wielmozny Profesorze Collins sie'
Sauna ME wien, jak nam wyg{o-
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a oswobo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

q 1SAOO " AEOAe6bWto
Polskiem, done eza, IL radzono tam
prey drzw;ach zamknletych sprswe.
" kt6rei pred ssGem stswai ksladz
oskarzonY 0 sbrodnie skrytob6]cze~.
go N orderstwa, pope}nionego ma
pewnym mieszczanin,e. Jestto ks.
Chwalib6g, prohossc. radomski.
Mai on gospodyn,e, kt6ra pc pew
nym osasie... wyda{ "a maj "a
mieszczanina radomskiego. Kr6tko
jednak trwa}o pozYcle, q m}oda
zonka wr6ci}a xnovu do kaledss,
sksrIao Gig na zniena widzonego
meta. lego eaten usunac p~ostanoa
will obcje razem. W. tym celu a
]eli 2 xbrodniarry "a GENE so rubll
l niepotrEehny MAJ zesxed} ze swia-
ia. Lees zbrodnia wYda}a SIC,
wskutek hI'sklch %stosunk6v, jake
ke'adz utrxYmYws} naozelnlk,em
powiatu. Za2roszony do tegoz ma
karty, " stanie p'janym orowiedsia&
mu r1zecs cs}a... 70 przeprowadse-
niu rozprawy sapedt vyrok ska.u-
jacy ksiedza zbrodniarza pa Is
lat c'etkioh robot : po1bawieniem
vsselkich praw stanu, .gospodynie
iego ma 10 lat o;etkich robot, zas
:najetysh zbir6w ka3dego ma 5 lat.
WARSZAWA. = Hejnat ma
Pradse, "a x26r krakowsklego,
mole sostanie zaprowadzony. PEI
wien miaszkaDiec Pragi o~fiarowa,
fundusz wleo.ystY ma utrzymanie
trebaozay kt6ryby ma "Anio} Pah.
skis : gaIeryi ~wietovej koso,osa
sw. FIoryana wygrywa@ hejna&y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

= :: e. 5. .z - - - y = me- ne ::
drodse miedsy Kleparowem
Rzesn,a polsk4. znalast amier'
pa&aox kolejowy naswiakiem Lnhin'
ski. Istnieje prsypuszozeu'e, =
nieszcse6llwiec sam rzuoii sic prze<
nadchodzacy pociag powod'
ktopot6w. jake mis}.
%
NIEZWYKkE WESELE'
Mlasto gallcyisk;e Nowy Sacz,
zs]a6niafo onegdaj ilnminacya,
powodu zYdowsklego wesela praw-
nuczkl tamtejszego rabina, Halber~
stamina, z synem w,sn,ckiego ra-
bina Nattalego Rubena. Marie.
czenl licza pc l3 lat, a So tego
wzrostu, lie "a iazde koleja place
tylko pot biletu! Miasto znroi&o sic
cd chasyd6w, przyby}ych z cafej
Galicyl, kt6rlY W pochod1le wesel-
nym w~ystapill przybrani "a drago-
now, kozsk6w, bfazn6w cyrkow ych
z be5enka mi i dzwonkaml, ogausza~
j9cymi cafe mias:o Nowoztnc6w
prowadzi{o przesz{o 800 dZ'eci zY-
przybranych TAX podczas
,,purynu' " perukl c}ugowAose.
zydzl " niezllczonej llosci
W dziekozynnych stro~
ZACH i szsbas6wkach. Rozpoczete
tax godv weselne wsr6d tanc6W'
SPIT WOW. p~otrwaja ca}y tydslen.
Iluminacya ~nakazana bY}a 70 strc-
ny chasydow og&aszaJacych to po
wszystkich uji;aoh prey b,ciu "
bebenki z dzwonkaml. z ca}ego
poprzvsy}ano aowozencom
podsrunki 6lubne, a Nowego
Jorku nadesiano ]e cd O. rozmai.
;ych stowarzYszen &ydowskich.
LW0W. Pred psru dnlami
zosta} wyrok trYbunalu
sprawie rozruchow t. NV. g}odc.
vyoh We Lwow'e ma poozatku
zwietu,a br; Ia zbrodnis gwa}tu
publioznego skazan, sos.ali:
Ma l rok wiezjenla Maksym
vel Ka!linski. ma 8 mie-
,,eoY ~~iez'enia, Jan Komendacki
Steoera, Jan Stecers, Jan
" e,sseeberj ma pot roku Wasyl
Jan Tomaatewsk;. Franz
Kowal, Stefan Oskpczus,
Eomasz D*en, Jedrzei kazarew,cz.
"a 5 m'eslecy szosepsn Stars !,
Kost Stanis}awsk,; na 4 niesiace
Jan S.ozur, Ludwik G!,hskl i Flip
D)ax.
Ma diva tygoduie odosoboione-
90 zamkI,ecis, g&6wnie 3 powodu
masoletno6c,, xosta} skazanv Male-
ryan Nemki.
"a przekrocsenie sb,egowiska
skazanl: Prokop Stodolka
ma 3 miesiace ares.tu. Woiciech
Anton Zubacz i Jan
Szpaczkowsk, na mies,ac. Jau Ga.
ma 7 dn,.
.Prawie wszyscy z~ssadzeni wy
rok prsvjyli.
ZAWlERCIE. W pow,ec,e
Bedsi1skim. Znowu, W uooy z dnia
"a na IS en-. zdarzy} sle nowy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

spr6bowat, a dis Bogu dziekuje,
ze sic do Was udaiam. Vase leki
usune{y bole, a dis jestem tfusta,
zdrowa i silna. a ludzic m6wia, re Q
10 lat odmkodnialam.
z pieknym posdrowjeniem.
ANNA KOVACIK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
SLASK.

Z~OPOLSKIEGO. w Ksrme-
row,caoh. stau,szcsaeh j De-
blu zznalezlono rude selasna i
STA, Gran zelasa. Ruda nalezv do
w&a6ciciela gruntu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
u OALIGYI.
NowY A W dslssym

NOWY SAGE. W dslszym
clegu rospraw v nowym gmsohu
e4dowym sksza{ tribunal .karny
w}osc,anina Jana Urbanskiego z
Tymbarku ma 5 miesiecy o:e3kie-
20 w,ezienia "a przekrocxenie ko-
niecznej obronY. Urbahski miano-
wic,e " b61ce zabi} uderzeniem
nota nle)akiego Jamrozs, tak&e
miesskshcs Tymbarxu, kt6ry ME-
dawno sied.ia} dtutazy Gas v
sledozem wie.ieniu, podeirsany o
samordowanie kaprala mtejsk'ej
poliov1, Ubika, " TYmburku. Gdy
tledstwo ME wydalo tadnyoh OBJ
cia&sjsoYoh Jamrota rezultat6w,
wypussozono 90 wiesien,a, ME
d}ugo ]ednak c,essyt sip wolno6cia,
gdYA wkr6toe zginaf ped nozeu
Urbahsk,ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

dow i pokaleczy}em sic ciezko. Mia
lem .wzruszone ko6ci i ciezko sic
skaleozy4em, a lekarze, kt6rzy mic
leczyli ME robili mi nadziei wyle-
ozenla. Pan jednak MIC zupe}nie
uzdrowil. Zaluje tylko, lie niejestem
v stanie godnie to Panu odp{acic'
Ma wieki Panu wdzieczny,
JAN P1LARSKl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

z Pesztu, lecz wszystko bez skutLu.
My6la}am, re Juz ME bede uleczona,
ale ~przyszed}szy "a synem do Anne.
ryki, "a porada drugich, udafam sic
O pomoc do Pana. Lekarstwa, kt6re
mi pan diva razy zasla}, sprawl&y
ten cudowny akutek, lem dz,s dzie.
HI Bogu - zdrowa.
z podzieke i szacunkiem,
MARYA KORESZKA.
Pooahontas. w. Va. 6 maja, 1900.
Kochany Panic Profesorze!
Niechaj Panu Bog zap&aci "a pan
ska pomoc. Sze66 lat by}am cnore
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
poc6z ~cierpie6?
Uzywaj~
Doktora B0iYNCA
GorzE!ego Wilma.

Tysiace os6b, kt6re ~ :.
JUL ME mia}y nadzici ~
wyzdrowienia, "a
wdziecza temu lecznl-
czemu ~napojowi swoje
wyzdrowienie. Wszel. A
kie choroby. jake to A
dlspepsya, katar TO- bhMf
}adka, - choroby e .kfEAaE
rex, watroby: wyrzu- 2MMA
ty sk6rne, neuralgia -
os}abienie nerw6w oraz' .lEz
rheumatyzm leczy pew s+.!:::s::s"
ME i gruntownle. Do 'i y VII
WOODEN So tysiace POI ~
dz;ekowan cd ludzi, kt6rzy zostall
wyleczeni tem Gorzkiem Winem.
Otto n p. 6wiadectwo:
Dnia 81 Pazdziernika z. r. spadkem z
kary ulicznej, i 8 razy operowany, ME
mis}em nadziei, odsyskania kiedykolr
week zdrowia. Bedac " kurscyl ME
mia}em 1adnego apetytu. zadne lekar-
stwo ME skutkowalo. Wtenczas przy~
jaciel moi zalecil mi Gorzkie vino Ora
Bozy6ca, a wypiwssy pc trosze jedIs
buteike, saczalem doznawat nlgi, q
utywa;ac nadal tego lekarstwa, zosta2em
zupelnle wyleczony. sk3adam przeto
~publ,czne podzisko~auie Panu Doktu~
row. Boty6cowi i polecam ]ego CORR
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

udaWafam SIC a.
doktor6w, ale beg
skutku, DO CT ME
mogli r%ozpozna6
choroby. Kazdy
m6wil ~inaczej. By
lam juz ma smierd
przygotowana. A.
le " koncu chcia-
1om ioa1czo ran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

PODPAkENIE. z DoLromlla
piszq: w nocy Z "a ma q Z. m.
wybuchf wPaportnle y domu Amy
Poluch ogieh , ~zniszozyi do szozetu
10 gospodarstw, 7se kop sboza. 10
woz6w i wssystkie narzedzia GO.
spodarcse. Szkoda wYnosi okoio
60 900 koron. 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

Youngstown, o. l wrze6nia, 1900.
Panic Profesorze Coll;ns'ie!
Posy{am Panu swoja fotografe,
aby6 Pan zobaozyl, re juz wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

ZAWlERCIE, W pow,ec,e
Bedsi1skim. Znowu, W uooY z dnia
"a No IS I'm. zdarzy} s,e nowy
suchwa}y napad sbrojnych oprysz-
k6w. Wdarll SIP on, ,przez dsch
domu Jochima P}a 1nerx, PREY
ulioy Blanowskiei, ID s,eni budzao
nie4wyksym ruchem mpyszkahc6w:
]. Poddebak,ego, r. Derpota j
4vda, kt6ry sabarYkadowai SIG v
,..bt,e, pososttasv, iajse essiaddw w1as~
nymm ,ohl s,'om- Zavr.ala W sieoi
walka y6r6d ssoseku noty huku
broni palnei, 6o-letsi Poddebsk,
padi. ois.ko raniony kula revolt.
werowl y glove. . Derpot otr.y-
mai al'|l ! lkilll'lI; ;ppsc,lhaln,i i 4 not 81 a. s,BBsa,ndyei
q. s'lSs ..biiss,sll'. II. zo'tal,taax M %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
Polska pod Moska ale !

W WARSZAWIE odby} sic
Stub ksieoia Adama Czartoryskiego
z hrabiauka Ludwika Krasinska.
M}oda pani prawdz'wie pahskie
wiano wniosla swemu mellow,
posiada ora BOWEN II d6br "
Kongres6wco, 1e w4asnosci grun~.
to~vch we Warszaw'e, pewna l.cz-
be kopaln, we W}oszech al rome
fabryki j przem ys}owe zak}ady. KS.
Czartoryskl posiada take olbrzy"
MI majatek, gdvz ma 81 dobr W
K~ongres6wce i Gslicyi, a dalei
szereg kopalai We W'oszech, jake
til r6zne ksplenice " Paryzu
t-mi znanY ,,Hotel Lam.
Tacy bogaci ludzle sjakby
w,ele dobrego mogli sdzla}at ola
kraju, gdyby " rzecsy wilson onole'i,
, plen1edzy ME trwonili "a grail 2.
,ze Stub W Warszawie
,dbY4 sig : wie'ka okaza}oscia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

sobie tedyny flad " posta o. notta ,
oaapk'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

IGNACY PADEREWSKI ma:
podobno sau'iar uabyt jeden 1
w,skssvoh msjatk6w z,e,mnskioh v
Mleleokim, Baranow, ooeniany ma
g m,'i,ndw koron. " tyoh dnlaoh
Mat Padsrswski : faohowym rec
csosnswoe ogladac e pesiadsof6.
POD }. Kllol,ll[..A',M1ar1[..poDoi,gog .y .dss 4,
,ac.,go = n Ll,r NJ d . J .I'l,s' / " \
The Dickinson press., 1901-10-26
.Iohaao Most Sentenced

Johann Most has been sentenced, ale
a brief trial. to a years Imprisonment,
for publishing, in his anarchist new.
paper. an article defending the murd'r
ef rulers. This conviction was obtained
under the state law, in the ordinary m
natural progress of the state courts. NO
other ofense was charged and the &C.
tense acknowledge the validity, OF the
proceeding by seeking to prove that the
article had no relation to the president;
that it was a reproduction OF an ariG.e
publishe ! IS years ago in relation 10 te
assassination of monarchs in Europe.
The Judges ruled that this was no de-
tense; that it is illegal, that is to say to
publish in the state of New York articles
advocating or defending assassination OF
heads of the state in any country. Here
is clear proof that state law is entirely
competent to deal with assassination OF
rulers and Indictment to it. This is all
there is in anarchy which it is desirable
to reach and punish. There is not the
least occasion for special federal legisla-
ton to that end. Ii would be a needless
intrusion into the field of state govern
ment. The New York law is more severe
than that in other states. Ii public
opinion is not content with the present
safeguards against anarchist Indictment
to assassination, it should agitate tor
severer laws against it in all the states,
so that anarchist editors and lecturers
can be dealt with like Johann Most. 1t is
not quite clear, in the light OF this con-
~viction, why it was impossible to extra
dite Emma Goldman from Chicago to
Buffalo, unless it is because her act was
not a crime under the Illinois law. Gov
ernors have great discretion in the mat
ter of extradition. Really her otense
seems worse than Most's, because the
actual murder Of the president was trace
able to her Indictment, though there wa
not the least of conspiracy.-Minneapoli'
Tribune.
The Dickinson press., 1901-10-26
F;endish Attack.

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a chair except propped by cushions.
No remedy helped him until he tried
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like a new man. This marvellous med
icine cures backache and kidney trouble,
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