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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. j. F. Atkinson vas in oskaloosa
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. George NJ. Lyon was in Gilman on
business Wednesday night
Mr.. j j. Mahoney. of Belmond- spent
"Wednesday and today In the city on
business
Mrs. ii. 1. Smith and daughter, Mrs
Archie Pence. of Gilman. were IN the
city Wednesday,.
REV. j. II. Niblock spent the day in
Albion as the guest of his son. Dr..
George H Niblock.
Or. n. Nj Wilson arrived home
"Wednesday evening from few days
business, visit at Bushnell, III.
Miss Ida Brackney and Mr.. S. Z.
Stahl. the latter of Glemons. Went TO AL
bion Wednesday evening for brief
stay.
Miss Ella Moffatt. of this city deliv
cred her Lecture, Wars and Reforms.
before the w. c. T. U. institute at
Boone last night.
Mr.. George w. McNeely left Wednes-
l.eay evening for Davenport where ne
week on business.
| Mrs. ID. w. Norris of Grinnell, arrived
/ in the city "Wednesday evening and Will
| remain for brief visit at the home of
her son, Mr.. D. w Norris, Jr.
Mr.. julius sundel. Of Mason City,
spent the day in the city on business
/ ana was. the s;:as:s CT his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John n. Sundell. !.
Mrs. NJ A. Greener went to Dillon
1 "Wednesday evening. where she will re-
/ main for a few days visit with relatives
and old friends at her former home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thornblade went
to Gearing this morning. whore they
will visit a few days at the home of the
latter's brother Mr.. A. j. Hinecker.
Mrs. j. e. Whitaker and children, OF
i Oskaloosa, arrived in the city Wednes-
/ day evening, and viii remain for a few
4 days visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
IT, A. Brown.
Mrs. T.. Z. Holmes. who has been vis-
iting in the city a week with her father
: Mr.. Delano 7. Smith. and family, re.
y turned to her home in Boone Wednes-
Z day evening.
Rev. H. C.. Richardson. OF the Univer
salist church, spent the day in Eidora
where he looked after business matter
lin connection with the Universalis
,, state convention.
Night Agent and Operator Fenton. o
. the Northwestern at Ames. was in thu
city Wednesday night, coming to NEE
a sister who has been visiting at point
south on the Central.
Mrs. G. H. Patton of Spencer, VIII
has been visiting in the city a weel
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Me
| 10 Mt cfr 1off al
morning for her home.
, The Gilman Dispatch says: TX. N
Bancroft and wife. OF Chicago VIII
], made their home the past severa
months with the latter's parents, j. II
: seager and wife, will leave for HON
j this week, possibly Wednesday, Thel
' friends here, and they are numerou!
will remember their stay with pleas
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11


ure.' Mrs. Bancroft is a cousin OF Mrs.
A. Janney, of this city, and visited here
during the time they We're temporarily
located in Gilman.
Mrs. Joe Kalina and sister, Miss Mary
Nitkosky, arrived home "Wednesday
evening from Tama. where they have
been visiting few days with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Witkosky.
Mrs Eva MCCOY. who was delegate
from this city to the recent convention;
Of Iowa Spiritualists at Oskaloosa, and
who has been visiting friends in that
city since the convention. arrived home
"Wednesday evening.
MRS. c. c. Written. of Cedar Rapids
arrived in the city "Wednesday evening
and will be the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Humphrey, for few days.
Mrs. Whitten has but recently returned
from Daytona, Fla, where she has been
spending the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Simon, who have
been travelling turnout Iowa for the
past two weeks while MIR. Simon has
been looking after business matters, re-
turned home "Wednesday evening, via
Emmetsburg, where their two little sons
have been visiting their grandmother.
The Best Remedy for rheumatism.
Quick Relief From Pain.
All who use Chamherlain's Pain Balm
flor rheumatism are delighted with the
quick relief from pain which it affords
When speaking of this Mr., d. N. Sinks,
| of Troy. o.. says: Some time ago L
had severe attack of rheumatism in
my arm and shoulder. ! tried numer-
/ IN a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.


Dressed chicken all sizes at Cus!ey'sl
fresh meat market.
We are giving extra good values in
ladies' wrappers. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Registered red polled bulls for sale.
five miles north, on Third avenue road.
4 Don't forget to ask for green trading
stamps when buying your goods at
Newcomers.
Elegant silk Innings to match. Hopkins.
the popular tailor.
You will find the hest shoes for the
least money ait the Economy Shoe Store
l04 West Main Street.
Alfred Stern. of the old reliable cloth
buying a new stock OF spring and sum
mer goods.
Our special for tomorrow (Friday)
will be our three-pieces children suits,
ages 8 to s. our regular s4.5e. s. and s6
suits during the special sale SO at S3.aS
w. III. Burrows & Co.
Mr.. L. b. Eveland, and old neM spaper
man of Kansas City and for four years
treasurer of that city, now in the en-
| ploy of the Rio Grande western rail-
lread as travelling passenger agent. with
Headquarters in Chicago spest Wednes-
day night in the city on business.
The remains of Veteran jackson Tay-
/ son. of the Soldiers Home, were sent
4 10 Boone this morning for nterment.
Hbeing accompanied by the deceased S
son, Mr. George Tayson, who arrived
| in the city Wednesday evening IN re-
l Spouse To word announcing his father
death.
Those new carpets you have been
waiting for are here; also the mating,
We also have sample line of art
sauares that are Very desirable and we
will sell them very cheap Our furni-
ture store is the only one in the city
where You can get red trading stamps
! Marion Gard.
The Ladies Guild offs St PauFs church
met in annual session "Wednesday after
noon. eiecting officers for the coming
year as follows: President, Mrs. u. G
Abbott; first vice president, Mrs. A q
i Click, second vice president. Mrs. ]. G
i Mitchen,s secretary, Mrs. +. q. Aur-
,linger, treasurer, Mrs. a. g. Johnson.
The council will meet tonight for the
special purpose of confering with En-
gineer Marston relative 70 the work OF
'Iscomplcting the sewage disposal plant
Contracts Will be let for he large num-
Der Of cutoff valves necessary 10 con,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11
LOAN VALUABLE PICTURES.
Charles scribner's SONS Donate Col-
lection OF Drawings for Art Ex-

htbit.
Mrs. H. j. Howe, Of the Twentieth
Century Club, which organization has
in charge the art exhibit next week, for
The benefit of the Marshailtown public.
schools. received this morning from.
Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, a
valuable collection Of the original draw
lings used in the publication Of some of
Ernest Seton Thompson's works. The
drawings are not, of course, for sale,
but are simply loaned TO the club in or
der that those who have read Mr..
Thompson's pretty stories Of nature
may enicy the originals from which the
We're made. Tho collection
numbers eight drawings. as follows:
Then They (,iinched, During This
Pastoral scene and Then Pussy
Launched Her Ultimatum, from
Johnny Bear; Fair Came. "Tito's
Race for Life and THE Alderman and
the Apple from Tito, Nothing Less
Than a Ferocious Horny Reptile from
The Kangaroo Rock and "Buffalo
Head from The Last OF the Buffa-
Toes
Those famous little pills, DeSvitts
Little Early Risers, will remove all inn
purities from your system. cleanse your
bowels, make them regular. Geo. p.
Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11
Cansht q Dreadful cod.

Marion kooke, manager for 7. NJ.
Thompson, a large importer Of fine mil
,inery AT los Milwaukee avenue, Chi
cago. says: During the late severe
weather / caught dreadful cold, which
kept me awake at night and male me
unfit TO attend TO my work during the
day One OF my milliners was taking
Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy for a Sc
we're cold at that time, which seemed to
relieve her so quickly that / bought
some for myself 1t acted like magic and
u began to improve at once. i am now
entirely Well and feel very pleased to
Acknowledge its merits For sale by all
druegists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11
golfers Take Notice.

The hack VIII commence making reg
ular trips on Saturday April 10 to this
grounds of the Country Club.
Leaving Mcbride x Wills at 3. 5 and
6:3O p. M, week days
Returning, leave club house at $3.50
$40 and Z p. m. week days.
sundays Lave Mcbride & VIII.
2::30 and 8 p. IN.
Leave club house 2. and $50 p. m.
Cash fare 10 cents. Twenty-ride tick
cts 81 For sale at Abbott's and clul
house.
Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11
DR.. Builard, osteopath. IS East Nj

-
Our millinery stock is now very com
plete. Prices very low. Hoyt's Depart
,nent Store.
!. -. ,,e,,, !. sar
$3.50 ss's, =, ne ,,,
81 8
: 2" $500
Big line of muslin underwear, so
n,l
.,,,,,s.,.s
Mr.. Grove Harris arrived home this
from ST. Louis, Mo. where he
mas just completed his freshman year
in the Marion Simms College OF aledi-
cine.
NJ. -. -, 80.
- 49,,
,s,'', ,s,,,,se
,,a,,s,
~ an ..v..si,,a $ ~ :
The aid society Of the Woman's Re-
hef Corps wasf entertained Wednesday
afternoon By Mrs. Laura =. cousins
The hostess served refreshments at the
conclusion of the afternoons business.
NJ, 49, l,.s.a,;r - ,,li,tor wbo bas
be,n In C,rinnell for about a wear, in
ins8capacity OF night clerk IN tfe9-lo q,
roe, Mas m me CITY 'esias' pslhg. on me-
Way 70 Slinton, whsfe ne VIII WISE
p'3eitN neisssle felIs 70 s'shlcasp' " mere
ne WIZ engage III me mig business.
Ex-Street Commissioner James l..
1sritton. Who has been IN i'll health for
several wears. suffering principally from
eatarrh. and Who but recently returned
from A tripa 10 Colorado. where ne went
IN. srco,Int of hrs health. is considera-
hlS, worse and il, considered critically
IN
ne rev government iatics ol VIA.
henla and tue me farming iaf'as q
Alinnesoia ard Dakota reached Quickly
VIA The i''wa S'ensrai railway. Home
seekers excursions twlce 5h'2s's.' =.
Write 70 George , tSatty u. y al'u 7.
~. Mafshalltown, Ia, tor iut parllcu-
liars.
nse;,,s - ,,,sehs,,. % the chicago
& Southwestern Pacific eXprsss at ~
this morning contained ttirty-siS ltal-
Ian laborers, u route TO points west Of
Council Bluffs where they Mi be erli-
pleyed in Construction work by the
.tfnion Pacific railroad, The laborers
Mere all secured in Chicago.
W.. !,
WI - :. $500. y -
ssi'' i'eis' e,
among .,ls st','ii''s' - {.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

Morgan's drug store.
Just received a new line Of ready To
Near hats i,t Bsnjamiils
e'alley $ % cent coffee is the finest
drink ter the money Try il.
The dust On the paved streets is too
livelN lol csinf3it lisse windy days
New line OF black mercerized satteen
skirts today. Hoyt's Department Store
Mrs. s. Il Lone. Of sOs North Fifth
slleeti IS quite iii as the result OF an att [
tack Of appendicitis.
Fashionable dressinaking. shirt cwaists
and an kinds Of plain sewing. Call at
geA South Fourth street.
General superintendent G w Hunt
ington. ii the Central, MIS- in the city
WEDNESDAY, night IN business.
IRE iaiest laesS tialnmes! shirts You ever
s.sW al NaNenaels. We give green
trading stamps slS for them.
The Ladies' Nuxiliary of the Railroad
n NJ q a. MIN MEET With Mrs. l. Bog
gle, SOL East church street, tomorrow
afternoon 4 $50 clock.
MISS ssslfa =. ilaSs.s @ia.s 'ls7 80. =.
Cert az the z isl4s1aaia W.''i,Nts's isais'i's
,,bsrs r. ,,sill ST. "a ~ sp,ins term al
+, se,i,sal nsst,. ,.li;,t City.
The Ladies Nd S"eie lsie hap
siisl estnEeh WI she eiASsfsisst.sa s2iil9r,
row Afternoon by Mrs. Singleton and
Mrs. Wood. al lve home Of Mrs. single
tom Me- 10y South fourth s'iise'.
ciAsesa Auditor Frank Nay Of the
Mlnileaivlls y ~ Louis ialtNsaN, Ma
II ne CITY Nss'i1ssSiay on BUSINESS con
ls':eita NTH IN. affiea 81 General -Altii-
tor J. NNass9n, a the eieIitraa.
r,,,.. l1.ilsh,,. y,l,-s Us arralsf,s.
5i, q, ~ ~ ..,i;,t,ey before Aa5s
shanee venue fe justice efiss'k Z
ocliI't Y slsie Ms s. sst ~ HsNs
s'4tsilsf he Was sessassa als9sa ms
eNssn b9n5.s'
.;..aft e,sfti + t,sssgg,, q scum Center.
.,.,..st a.1rrsssEs,I ~ Ofiicer Han
s,5l, ~ inio xica Kelley and
thai.!es fsersen. as .s,itss! on similar
saafgs bs ottigeii Nsaver, were gssfeHe
-Ailssd ''ss'lss ~ i'a'1'is'l's any
fo sfN ti'sSss' Y ef n.
Mr.. alssI Mrs. Frank Patterson and
cll.s,,r,rl If Gilman. we're in tho city
vst5.,..ss.4lv night. leaving this morning
sa, araell. aeiiei.e fiiis evening thsy VIII
ot. ;s-s.ss ID t the Iil.girisige al Mr. Pat
Hle.f Mss iss'sa7 4-t i. tSs1t1
e ~ .Afsa.li'19 s3'2k ! F1fsiiv.
rfs i3ssi ara iitsjst an Portable taurist
af ,.,sl1t : lg{8rtS3a is the lava C,en-
trsti IA. i3xav cars .lvs. every rti..s,.ay
All, zlt.slpe at Los .sngeIes the fSil wing
saeilrtIas morning. Wi,ite il seorg4 S.
lsAttV @. II ana T. a., MarsFiai,tawis,
IA. a3f rats. HAS rated ateraturs, etc.
l,as f.f,yyorta l.Halsie convention vii!
~ heis ia san Francisco. ca. Id July
and ys,i, Viii al NAH 4, re.nembec that
ne nay; inc Is take Is he Iowa 5Cen-
sal rail,vay 0nIv faii1 DAYS ey roilte
& yyrfte o;aaisss $ Bate q: p and 7.
N4rsl,atttaw raj for full uartfs,liars
Mrs NIX Toni ms flosnine
: or Mnft!hela'tt ~ Y ilsits sils Y w ~,
si5e Il her Slster Ms. George Tower
svaa rs.oprlrlv IN ds,SSs III 4 very eritica
Il surgical operation Mrs TaMerS8is no,
\ iqsprevirg aa raDisily a. was an,icipas.
ga.
NE, z. NJ. l's's,s VIZ 70 eyia;sii'
ios f.35istAil, g, iia i,Ssll 70 Nessisft
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11
THE CITY in BRIEF

DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
All kinds Of cheap fish at Culley's fist
market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

on Wes,..s.s:s.s.., evening Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Pappe entertained the employees
5af the Pappe store at course dinner in
hanor # Miss A. y Jerome, fate cashier
to the firm. but Who recently resigned.
The color scheme was sreen and white.
very prettily carried out, the menu
dainty ard superily served, affording a
most enjoyable evening to all the
guests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

The rev government lands Of Okla
honla and ille fine farming lands of
Alinnesoia ard Dakota reached quickly
via The Iswa Central railway. HomeT
seekers excursions twice monthly.
Write 70 George 5 Batty G. y. and I.
A.. Marshalltown, la, for fun particu-
liars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

MI A. s suther, of Rice Lake. Wis, a
Temperance eeturer who IS working
among tbs scandinavians, arrived in
the city Wednesday afternoon, and in
the evening eetiireG in the Norwegian
Lutheran church. MIR Sather had a
good audience and the different portions
of his talk Nere illustrated with stere-
opticon views.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

A special car attached TO the Chicago
& Northwestern Pacific exprsss. at $50
this morning contained thirty-siN ltal-
ian laborers, IN route TO points west Of
Council Bluffs where they will be ei1i-
pleyed in obstruction work by the
TRITON Pacific railroad The laborels
were all secured in Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

Mr. and Mrs A. A. Moore, who have
been making an extended trip thruout
the Orient, sailed from Yokohama, Jap
an. on the NIPPON Manu. on Easter
Sunday. bound for home. The vessel is
due I'd arrive in Frisco on the 18th inst.
and Mr. and Mrs. Moore will arrive in
Marshalltown probably about May 4,
as they expect to visit Denver and other
western points en- route.
Biggest line of colored and white shirt
waists to be found any where at New
comers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

MIR. Grove Harris arrived home this
morning from ST. Louis, Mo. where he
mas just completed his freshman year
in the Marion Simms College of Aledi-
cine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

Big line of muslin underwear, so
much cheaper thar you can make them,
Very pretty and made well at New
fconer's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

DR. chesire has moved his office over
Morgan's drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

s ssscretary ". 49, Williams of the IONA
SUPERVISORS Ass,ieiat.on has had pub
sishe9 r book form the PROCEEDINGS qf
the last conventions the Organization.
witch was leld In his city. and the
books arc being distributed among the
supervisors 81 the various cnunhsS OF
tii- state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

Just recsivcd a new line of ready To
Near hats At Bsnjanlil 3
c'tiliey $ % cent coffee is the finest:
drink for the money. Try ii.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

The dust on The paved streets is too
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-11

New all-over aces for trimming
spring suits at Newcomers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

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x,ynasrodsit oho6 y eze4ci pon'ee
some truly tym, kt6rzy ME mogll
pomie6ci6 sle y sail l skutklem
tego oc.ekiwall ma wYDik pod 90
lem niebem, pole'h rozda6 I'm
eprawozdania z wiec6w poznansk'e-
90, kosciahsk,ego j wltkowsklego.
Przenawia)i poslow'e: Ferdy Y
~ md, Rad.iw,ll Mizereki, prze~
mawiali wio6ciannie, m~ieszczania j
robotnioy, = wszYsoy potepiall o.
beony kurs polityki prusxiej wobee
[Polsk6w. Zdarzyty sig podo'ss
obrad episody wst,sasa5sce. Oto
w{odolanin BisssczYk zapytai po-
slow: "Jak to sie dzieje, 4e tel
siem,, kt6rs "a nssse p'eniadse
kupu1e "kr6l", zaduej paree j
chlopu polsk,emu ME chca sprse~
das1'- R6wozas pose& Mlzerskl,
w~zruszony to prosta skarga tax
zywo odezuta krzywda, ,odpowle-
DIAL r6wnlez presto, "Bracie, COZ
ci nam powledz'e6, gdy "a sam
ME wien, jakiem prawem kaduka
pahstwo, kt6re e4os', re wszYscy
So r6wni wobec prawa, d~opuszcza
s,e tax ~krzyczacej niesprawled]i"
wosc,."
SREM. w miejsce dotycacza-
sowego dy1ektora Banku Ludowe"
20 K. pra}ats Wawraypiaka, k'drY
sic zrzek}, otrano dy1ektorem p.
Sxoraczewsklego.
MIkOSkAW. W}a6c;ciel d6br
p. Mankowski z Winnej CORY w}as-
nym kosztem usypat kauai tor pod
kolei trzeclorzedna przez swo1 ma
jatek do DIV orca W M'ioslaw VIII.
Wydaf ma to urzadzenie oko4o IS
tvs. NIX.
o.
CZEMP1N. Stolarz Franciszek
3zYszka z Czempiuia i kupiee An
Toni Szyszka z Poznanla upodobali
sobie nazwisko Wagner j postarsli
,,e u kr6l rejencyi, ze i'm lch nsz-
aisko rodzjnne ma Wagner zamie-
GOSTYN. w Siemowie ME-
wo]ska przyby}y syn
,o%spodarza Kaczmarka, wywozac
W pole, przejezd5al preez
lasna brame podw6rza. poslizgnat
y i upadf pod w6z, a ko}a c]ezk e.
o wozu smlerd mu zada1Y ma
z GALIOYI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
z Prus Polskich.

KO6CIERZYNA. - Cd d. ]
CRU ri. ,stn,eie zwiazek kolejowy
pamiadzy Ko6ciersyDa, a Llpuszem
i MONA try razY 1ezdz'n tym to-
ren. D'ogo tws4o MIN torzteea'
urs9dzono- Drug tor Z L,pussa d6
Bytowa beosie dop,ero IA wi6sh4
oddanY do utytku publioznego,
CHOJNlCE. Pewlsn agent ~
dowski miai wply~at ma 6wladk6w
aby zsznawali ma korsy6t Le~y'ego.
Rozmaite sprawki wYohods9 ma
jaw l prokurator ws'a} sig do DALI
szege sleiztwa. Sprawl W,ntera
jeszcze pie uko&ozona, Moze VIA
dsa dojeds,e prawdy, 1to by} rbro~
dniarzemP
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

~ tYm czasle napodw6rze. Zanim
jednak przybyl "a niejsce. napas,-
nicy niemiiosiernie poturbowali
dziewozeta ze zdobycsa trsecb
koron znikli v ciemnosciach. Ma
pastoik6w dotqd ME wykrvto. Pa
d1o jednsk padejrzenie ma jakiiegos
Celmera, ktdry jeslsi furaonem i
s}utv a jakiegc6d isrselity.
KRAKOW. Mi..ts.o.to
Widn'es v Gsl1cvi spal,to sie do
sze1etu " sobote 70 grudnis,. Sse&c
set dom6w obr6eonvch zosta{o v
persyne, a przesz}o 5000 os6b -bes
1achu mad esowa. W ogn1a se,neio
o~zterdzielci sze6t os6b.
-.
Szybkiema pewnem~ lekar-
TWEEN ma nerwowy b6l glowy, ner-
wowosS, znuzenie m6zgowe, bez-
zennosc, przygnebienie pc febrach,
So severy op}atki ma boil g}owy l
neuralgia. - Cena 26 ct.
SLASH.
MIECHOWICE. Robotn,ka
st. Kondasa p"c'ag pr<e]'cba W
ubieg{a srode W X RI, gdy tenze
przechodzh przez szyny. Levs
reka g4owa 50 odc'ete. Trupa
odsta wlono do miejsco wego laza-
retu.
z ORNOTOWIC pojecha{ NJ j.
ster rzezaicki Jan Tabacki d. Zrr
do pity paro~ej Szczepana 20 to-
oinv. Tam n,estetv posons{ &c "a
daleko, wskutek czego kcfo 70, blf"
mu glove. Taoacki pndf "a nielsen
trupem. L1czYf on lat 30 pozos,a
vii zonei kilkoro d,ie;i.
MYSKOWIEC. Zydo AK,
mssarka Henry eta Z'egler z~"st.}a
ma 4 m1es'ace wlez'enja skazana
"a przekroezenie $l66 (wystep-A
przociw reI'g,i z eg'ero~a wyra~
z,fa Sc b%ezczeln'e o Najsw Pnnie
Maryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

z GALIOYI.
LWOW. - Z~astrzelll sig tn
baron Eustaohy Bruuieki Z Zale-
szczYk.
GORLICE. - Cd m,aeiaoa iui
ozasu jak " Gorl:cach grasuje .ep,..
demia tyfusows. Tygodniowo u
miera tn do 5 os6b ma to straszi~
VIZ ohorobe. W}adza e~anitarna rox-
postar}a mad miastem kwaranne IA
csas ME ograpie.ony.
TARNOW. - Dwie sioatrv
Anna i Marya Paoholskie, povra.
oa}y Z m;asta z nabo4enstwa spa
sterski" okoio plerwszej godx,ny
" nooY. Noe bYla tax oiemna. te
o kilka krok6w ME mo4na bvio Mo
widzied. Dslewozeta ME spos.rxe~
gty SIG. 10 trop " trop "a niem,
sill iacys drahi ! gdY jul by}y DO
"a mlaatem Q Jakism 1000 krok6w
ID swego domu, sostatv .aatako-
wsne prses nioh. 2 p,e,ei d.ie~-
essae4vVdohylssie >sles.apraeraaenia,
kt6rv uslysza} ioh brat, wys1edasxy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

LIPUSZ. w nledziele lego
I'm. W same nabozenstwo schwyci~
Ii 1 borowl " leslie " Rogu 3 k}u.
sownik6w ma goracym uczynku
Jeden Gown z Skv iraw nl6s1 ga
renke, a drugi B4awat z Llpusza
strzelbv, sHoja i swego kampana.
Gowina naty chm1ast odstawiono do
Bytowa, B}a vat, chocia1 ran,ony
" }opatke, uciek} i dotad sig ukry>,
wa. OBOE 50 katollkam,, jezel'
cx}owieka, kt6ry W swieta podczas
sunny nawet chodzi z fuzYjkA do
lasu %ieszcze katollk'em Dazwat
MONA, M6wla tutaj j, Pred obia-
dem z fuzvka ma nabozenstwle "
boree, 20 obiedzle W karczm lie prey
k,ellszku "a nieszporze'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

W SPRAWIE ZBRODNI POI
pe}nione] pred kilkunastu laty W
Skurczu donosl .,Dsnz. AlIg Ztg''.
sensacy "a nowine. il 6ledztwo POI
movie pod;ete zosta}o. Rdwniez ,
wiadomosc li6cie 2 Ameryki, pi-
sanym do jednego z chojnickich
adwokat6 ", ma bye prawdziwa.
u KWIDZYNKlEGO. KS
prob. Baranowski W TYchnowach
wstaplf ed Nowege raku " stan
zas4uzonego spoczynku. Ks. B Ii
czY SO lat zYc'a, 10 kap}anstwa a
cd 60 Ia! jest ma obecnem stsno~
wisku, cieszsc sig czerstweln zdro
wien.