davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12
MADURo THE RECKLESS.
Exciting Adventures In the Career of the 0eReralissia0 of south
 American HnRefts.

In the gentle gloom Of an equatorial twilight Maduro, geperalissimo of the South American ban6its, accompanied by a woman, approached the house Of his beautiful inamorata. The price set upon his head had been raised to 10000 pesos. since the Huachiro opera house trick.
 On that occasion he had rur. up the curtain at the Plaza theater with a score of bandits en the stage. their rifles aimed av the richly jeweled audi -sce of she arst fashion. Then he had
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12

Mir. Lincoln was his superior befcrt the jury. Mir. Williams. while speaking. stood like statue, hardly moving his body and making but on, gesture. Mr. Lincoln moved about ii familiar way suiting his movement: and gestures to what he was saving He was easy and natural, making nc effort at oratorv. I do not think ht ever repared any passa ges 10 be got ten off in his argument to the jury ol 10 the court. His logic was lucid ane easily srasped. Whatever preparation he made was in familiarizins himself with the facts as they were brought out in rh- evidence. He was not rap id; never rushed ahead, carrying the jury by storm,' but moved along at ar easy jog, most comforting and satiS fymg to his hearers.
 I do not believe that MT. Lincoln could have been successful in q bad ease. He was 100 loyal to the logic oi his facts and too fair in stating then for that. He took the jury into his confidence and 1t was not in him tC deceive them. While I do not rememt Der ever to have discovered in his ap. peals to the jury any attempt to play upon their sympathies. if there was any pathos in he facts it was net lost 1 by his honest recital of them: i really | believe that some timeS the jurynar 1 thought it was himself and not Ml' i Lincoln that discovered the pathos and only wished Mr. Lincoln might make much of it.
 1 Mr. Lincoln was q member Of the ! ,0 al nf ;vl l l was secretary, and which conGucteG the Kansas fight on the part of the north in ls56-5;, but did not fake
 much part in the proceedings. Gen. W F. M. Avery generally acted as hi: proxy. l have often heard persons say upon first seeing him: What home ly face." But one soon lost that feel ing on becomin. acqua inted with him His kindly nature lighrcd up ant
 beautified those rough lines. Ther:
 was something there that was espc
 cially attractive to me. He though
 little of dress or personal appearance and his tall, lark. angu4ar figure quit,
 accantuat el the neglect. l was neve
 mere impressed with this than dur
 ing 2 short conversation | had witt
 him few days after his debate witt
 Mir. Douglas at Ereeporr, in rhe latte
 part of August, 1885. Meeting him 0.
 he street he related to me some o
 the humorous incidents of that grea
 occasion. He was dressed in farIne
 satin coat. and. as everybody knows
 farmer satin is renarka ble for slip
 ping and crawling about. As he pu
 one of his long arms about tele
 graph pole against which he wa
 leaning the coat which. at best fitte,
 him loosely. was so drawn up as t.
 expose the other arm to the elbow
 It was not easy to tell whether th
 coat was on the telegraph pole or o,
 Mir. Lincoln. Even the passers-b
 halted to wonder who that awkward
 bronzed old farmer was, for he locke like farmer rather than the grea
 debater and champion of liberty h
 was.
 While Mir. Lincoln had a broa . streak of humor in him, he was not
 funny man." he was never trivia } There was always too much of seri ousneSs in his nature to allow of that There was that friendly interest i his face and manner which said nor
 assuringly than words could do : How are you, my frlena?' and n : one hesitated to admit him to tba relationship.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12

ETVAN of the masses rugged sirt with power kAAX To lead his people in their trial hour. Born of the soil he trod with weary feet His purpose one which knew retreat, Out of life's lnurk and mud it's dearh and dole, Blossoned the fragrance of this rlatchless soul, Its name prismatic gory's roll. E~fNL LETTERED, not unlearned, his earlier ways R@H Led through prvations rarely trimmed with praise: A of and acquant with grie His life rough, rude, without rest or relief, He linked that life to Heaven and all its stars, And his country's wrong blood-red with scars. Shrivelad to ashes the flames of Mars. s EsSOR this he wrought through weary, dreary years. $ aMSs4a Hopes cit blinded by the blur oi tears, While wrong entrenched grew like giant strong. And mid poor slaves the sigh out1natched the song; But he gazed forward-though ruled by its rod--- With fearless feet the paths of duty trod, A seer who pierced the darkness seeing God. E@WENTLEST and strongest of mighty race, k8H Thy words ravered, well loved thy rugged face. Thy fame hath mounted eagles wings And scars above nlonarchies and kings; Prophet and priest who made people free, Hero of countless millions yet to be, n Heaven or earth gner rank than thee.
 l. EDGAR JONES'
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12
MEETINGS TO-NIGH F.

ST Vincent de Paul.
 Myrtle temple, F. 5.
 Court Oregon, F. of 4.
 Rainbow council. c. c. F. - Rainbow council. 0. C. r. Comstock lodge. K. of r. Evergreen conrr, Q. of A. Court Wolf Tone. F. of A.
 Fraternity lodge. l. 0. c. T. First church Women's club. Nosahogan lodge. l. O. Q. I. Brass City lodge. 6. U. o. o. r. Progressive council. o. L. A. NJ. Pride of rhe Valley lodge, I. 0. Q. r. { :. [.
 Companion Court Cecilia Nj. Quigley : 70 2d5. 1. Q. F.
 Friendly league. physical culture cooking, mandolin.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12
-----------. =
 Theatrical 1 cc % Fraternal
MORRISON COMEDY COMPANY.

The above company opened up Jacques theaIer for the first engage nent of the week last night and gave A very clever entertainment. 'tThe Princess of Patches was the opening bill and tlCSe who attended were well rewarded for their presence. To- night the same production will be re- peared and as the company preSentin. the same is q good one. there is no doubt Dur that there will be good all- diences in attendance. The matinee to-morrOW afternoon will be the we'll known melOGraIpa. Dangers of Il Grear Ciry.'' and this. too. will be pre- sented with all the necessary features That go to make l gcod play q success. The admission prices are popular and the enga gement of this company should be ! profitable one.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12
1.-THE GOVERNORS SON"

The four Cahans. who are announced to appear in their musical farce The Governors Son." Thursday evening at Polls, are about the best known quar- let of comedy artists starring in Taud"- vile during the past six years. And young George NJ. Cohan, who wrote the farce. is one of the most prolific and ingenious writers of sketches and farces that have appeared in geIera- ton. Among his better known efforts are "A Hot Old Time, "A Wise Guy and "A Tip on the Derby" all of which have been immense successes. In leaving vaudeville 10 take uD farce they have in The Governors Son what is probably young Mir Cohan 5 best effort, and it is certain to make q great success. As comedy performers they are unrivalled. and they have the support of q very large and ! very elever sompany. Sale of seats to-mor- TOW.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12
An EIk Pre.erve.

An elk preserve has been est akH shed ct Jackson's Hole. Wyo., by M. V. Gilt ner, who fears that elk will share tho fate of the buffalo. He now has herd of 19, having started four years ago with half dozen.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12
The Old Lady Was Thrifty.

A large snake frightensd . sitting hen from 9 nest in Brownsville, Tenn. swallowed the dozen eggs, and occupied the. nest. The owner of the hen. an old lady, discovered the in truder and killed it. She cut open the snake, removed the eggs, but could not persuade the hen to re snme her duty. She therefore prao- tieed sseenomy hy selling tho eexs to . sssatry groesry.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
GUARD TO BE THROWN
ABOUT THE VAULT.

When finally placed inside the vault
a guard will be thrown around it, and
day and night until its final resting
place is prepared it will be surround
ed by armed men.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
not room could be had in the hotels
and there is considerable apprehen-
sion on the part of the citizens of
Canton that it may be impossible 20
provide all of them with sleeping
quarters. Provision has been made
for feeding them, but if the crowds
are as large as kilograms received
here lead people to expect a large
number will be compelled to walk the
streets all of Thursday night.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18


THE Hall Office building on Chan
Gerry Row is we'll along and will no
doubt be completed before the close OF
the year.
THERE will be no prayer meeting
this evening in either the NJ. e. or NJ
p churches on account IF the c0ngo-
cation exercises at the University to
which all are irvited.
TIE showery weather has put the
ground ia good condition for fall
blowing, and this Is now generally in
full progress. But little, if any, seed
ing has been done yet, as farmers are
afraid Of the ravages Of the Hessian
fly If they SOW before the last Of Sep
TENDER. Corn cutting is in progress.
thrashing is about completed Con-
siderable damage was done by wind
and hail in blowing down crops.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
NATIONS FAREWELL
TO WILLIAM M'kINLEY.
vices Held In Rotunda of
Capitol.

Washington, Sept 18.-Beneath the
great white dome of the capitol flu
neral services of state were held yes
terday over the remains of the dead
president 1t was eminently fitting
that the services should be conducted
in that beautiful rotunda, hallowed
by the history of the last sad rites
of two other martyrs to the cause of
the republic. AS beftted the occa-
sion and the character Of the man
whose remains We're lying cold and
rigid in the narrow embrace Of the
metallic casket, the services were
simple. They were conducted In ac-
cordance with the rites of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, of which
President Mckinley was lifelong
member, Consisting only of two
HYMNS, song, a prayer, an address
and henediction, they were beauti-
Continued on Fourth Page,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

THE merchants association has saw
ed business men here considerable
amount Of annoyance and good deal
of cash BY shutting out fake advertis-
ing schemes and adventures who are
always devising plans to get some
thing for nothing. A striking in
stance OF IL was shown on Monday.
Our solid old friend d. W. Morris
will leave Monongalia next month
and move to the farm he lately pur-
chased in Harrison county, Ohio.
Mr.. Morris is a native Of this county
and has spent his life here except
few years spent in California. He is
one g our thrifty honorable citizens
and man we regret exceedingly TO
lose.
Patronize our advertisers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

Canton, O., Sept 18.-The body Of
President Mckinley Hes Ii state in
the rotunda of the court house, to al.
low the citizens Of Canton the oppor-
tunity of paying tribute Prospect
to the dead president
According to the program until
about o'clock tonight the body will
remain in the court house and imme-
diately after that hour it will be taken
to the family residence, on North
Market street. Canton post, G. A. r.,
composed almost entirely of members
Of President McKinleyss old regiment,
the Twenty-third Ohio, will escort the
body to the house-
That was as far as the definite pro-
gram of the Canton committee ex-
tended last night 1t is their wish
that early on the morning Of Thurs
day the body will be returned TO the
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

1t is a rather striking fact that
Mississippi has become the strong
est temperance and Prohibition State
in the Union, not even excepting
Maine and Kansas, which have CON
stitutional prohibition. The eonsti
tuition Of Mississippi provides for
local option by counties and as the
Prohibitionists of county can call
for an election on the subject when
ever they wish, they are almost Ger
tain, sooner or later to be victor
ious. Defeat does not seem to daunt
them and they are no sooner defeat
ed than they prepare for the next
campaign. With the preachers aud
women united for Prohibition, the
cause is naturally very strong, and
the chances of success are great;
and these chances have been in
creased by the disfranchisement of
the negroes, who, it is alleged, voted
generally for the saloon interest.
Another thing, Prohibition in Mis-
sissippi usually means Prohibition.
The law is enforced. As a conse-
qnence of tue local option campaign
SO out Of the 70 counties in Missis-
sippi have gone dry and voted for
prohibition, and IN only six is the
sale of liquor permitted. In the
two counties of Madison and Mon
roe the wet and dry campaign now
in progress is the most active and
exciting for years, surprising even
a Presidential campaign Both sides
have plenty OF money and are work
ing hard, but the two counties will
go dry, leaving Mississippi more
free from saloons than any State of
the Union,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
PITTSBURG EXCURSION
Rates Given to the Exposition From
MorgantOwn on Every Thursday.

Beginning on Thursday Sept 18th
the B. d O. will give very low rates
to Pittsburg on account Of the Ex-
position which is now in progress
down there. These excursions will
be run on each Thursday up to and
including Thursday October II.
The tickets sell for three forty five
and are good for three days includ-
ing day of sale. They are good ON
any train leaving Morgantown on
Thursdays.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
Discovered In LuZ0n,
NEOGOLINE.
LUZCNECG.

Cures eczema and all skin diseases,
ivy poisoning, and all sorts of wounds.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

1t may be Of interest to the gener
al public, that among the prominent
newspapers of the country there are
only two. the New York Sun and
Post which have taken stand
against Admiral schley. Certainly
if there is any virtue IN majorities,
Admiral schley ought to feel hatter-
ed. It does not seem possible that
all these great newspapers are wrong
as to these facts in The controversy
and only two right
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

II klALE1 BURIAL PLOT, CANTON.
court house and again lie in state I'M
til it is time to leave for the First
Methodist church, where the funeral
exercises are to commence at q
o'clock. but whether the family will
agree to this is not known as yet.
The time allowed for the entire exer-
cises in the church Is As minutes. The
program is not entirely arranged for
the services, but they will be simple.
A discourse by Rev. G. E. Manchester,
of the First Methodist church, a
prayer by Rev. O. E. Milligan, of the
Presbyterian church, and Scripture
reading by some clergyman not yet
selected. A quartette, composed OF
Mrs. w. N. Smith, Miss Rachael
Frease. F. J. Melbourne and Ralph
Brown, will sing Lead, Kindly
Light" and a second quartette, COM
posed of Misses Hattie Leyinger, Fan
ME Levinger, Jeanette Bayhof and
Katherine Baehrens The music to
be sung by this quartette had not
been selected last night At the con-
cl,lsion of the services in the church
the slow march to the cemetery will
be taken up.
me caSKet Will De pldCeu III IHe ic-
ceiving vault, but before 1T is placed
inside the casket will be rested upon
supports standing upon the stone
walk leading to the vault. This will
be for the purpose Of allowing those
who have taken part in the parade
and who have been prevented by their
duties from being present in the court
house to have an opportunity of view
ing the remains. If the present pro-
gram is carried out the casket will
remain on the walk outside the vault
from one to two hours.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

The Ladies of town are invited
to call and see the largest and best
stock Of street hats ever seen i'm
M0rgsaantoWn at Mrs " behring's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
Snecial Notice B. z. O. E.

All members of Morgantown
Lodge B. 2. O. +. All are especially
requested to attend the meeting this
evening. There is much important
business to be considered.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
New Barber Sh0p.

q. G. Wells has opened a barber
shop in the basement of the building
formerly occupied by the school Of
Music on Main street and invites his
old customers and friends to give him
a call.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

A liquid skin, scalp and hair food
Cures dandruff in few days, restores
starved hair to its natural color, and
makes the skin plump, soft and smooth.
Prepared by Walter a. Mestrezat,
Morgantown, w. Va. 95 Escolta, Ma
Mia, p. /.
SO cents at all druggists or by mail.
For sale in Morgantown at McVick-
er's drug store
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
PRESIDENT BODY
WITH TOWASMEN.
McKinley's Remains Lie IN Re-
view In the Court House,
at Canton, Today.
FUNERAL SERVICES TOMORROW

Tonight the Body Is 10 Rest at the
Old t1ome-Rev. c. e. Manchester
to Preach the Sermon, Rev. o. E.
MiIIigan TO Pray and Third
Clergyman to Read scripture-Body
to Be Placed In . Receiving Vault.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
To Welcome the New Pastor.

The c. e. Society Of the NJ. P.
church will hold reception in honor
of the new pastor Saturday evening
FROM S to 10 at the church. All
members and friends of the church
are invited to be present.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18
Boy Wanted.

A good steady boy to drive laun-
dry wagon. Apply at once at
Miller's New Method Laundry.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-18

Senator Wellington has been
ousted from membership in the I'm
ion League Club, Of Baltimore, for
expressing his indifference to the
shooting Of President Mckinley.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-15

wrzesniu W Alta sobote W domu
Zwiazkowym; ma to posiedzenie "a
praszamy wszystkich delegatow, po-
niewaz beda wa4ne sprawy do zaia-
twienia. Delegaci obchodowi ME re-
Prezentowali nastepujscyoh grup:
Grupa s5; gr. So; or. 81; gr. 81; or.
l19; or. 122; gr. ITO; or. 244; gr.
26S; or. 34S; gr. $50; or. 420; OR.
SOB j or. 1859. FIR. X. Kucharzewski,
sekr. prot.
Zabawa Tow. Listopadowego.
gr. 34S Il. n. r, odbyta W niedziele'
III sierpnia, W ogrodzie Scheinera,
stosunkowo ME wiele sciagneia pu-
blicznosoi, pomimo to bawiono sic
oohoozo do ~zupe}nego soiemnienia
sic. C~wiczenia gimnastyczne Soko-
low wypad}y bardzo dobrze. Nagrod
rozdano szesc, mianowicie 4 srebrne
medale ola dziatwy sokolej 2 Note
ola Soko}6w. Il chiopoow zwycie-
zyli: Garbsrek i Rodskowski, z
dziewczat: Jadwisis Olbihska i He
lenka Rzeszotarsks. II Sokoiow d.
Apolinary Ruszczyk zdoby} pierwsza
nagrode, a d. j. Kokotkiewicz druga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-15
Pan Il. J. Zalewski,

wydawca Wydawnictwa Muzyczne.
go W Chicago, wyslai W tych dniach
do wszystkich se~kretarzy grup swe
katsiogi uprasza, by OF psnowie
byli iaskawi rozpowszechniG jego
Wydawnictwo pomiedzy swyoh prey
jacioi ] znajomych. Wydswnictwo
to niemaio sic przyczynilo do roz-
powszecbnienia piesni ojczystych ma
ziemi amerykahskiej re wzgledu
tego zassuguje ma PoPsrcie swyOb
rodskow.
Kto ~jeszcze ME ma katalogu, ME-
chat sic zgfosi pod ponizszy adres:
Wydawnictwo Muzyozne Il. j. Ia.
lewskiego, 726 w. 18th Str, Chi
cago. iii.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-15

Jozefa Siwik, znajdujaca sic cd
dw6ch miesiecy z corka Katarzyna
W Baltimore, poszukuje swego me-
IA A~polinarego Siwik, kt6ry cd 8
lat przebywa W Ameryce. Ktoby
o MIN wiedziai, proszony jest O Ia
skawe doniesienie pod adresem:
Jozefa Siwik, S02 S. Bond ST., Bal
timore, Md. 22s.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-15
WiadOmOSci ZwiaZkOwe.


P~osiedzenie nadzwyczajne iowa
rzystwa Obronoow Zwiazku" grupy
NO. 8 odbedzie sic W hall zwyk}ych
posiedzeh W dniu Is sierpnia popo.
1udniu, ma kt6re wszysoy czlonkowie
obowiazani stawi6 sic, gdyz So bar
dzo wazue sprawy do zalatwienia.
Nieobecnosc podpada karze so ct.
Wszelkie korespondencye tyozaoe
sic Tow. Obr. Nv. gr. 8 prosze pre-
syia6 ma adres sekretarza. Wa. Ban
dowski, 2126 Broadway, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Or. 42j Il. N. u. 10 Detroit, Mich.
Pierwszy wspaniaiy piknik UREA
dza Tow. sw. Stanislaws Biskupa W
Detroit, Mich, lSgo sierpnia. Po-
oaatek o godz. 2-giej popoiudniu, W
ogrodzie ma rogu Campbelli Herbert
al. Komitet piknikowy do}ozy wszel-
kich starah, azeby kazdy gosc czui
sic zadowolonym. Komitet zarazem
zaprasza wszystkich braci zwiazkow-
cow z Detroit. Wstep ~ ct. A.
Walkowski.
CIR. $40 L. N. u. 10 Plymouth, Pa.
Zawiadamiam czionkow OR. 376,
IL przyszie posiedzenie odbedzie sic
dnia lSgo sierpnia o godzinie punkt
2-giej popo1udniu, ma ktorem obec-
nose wszystkich cz}onkow jest wy
magana pod kara. Jakob G}odek,
pref; Adam S. Piotrowicz, sekretarz.
Or. 1872 40 NeU HaUen, Conn.
Grups 432 W New Haven, Conn,
ogiasza pokwitowania grup, ktore
nadesialy pieniadze z ~loterji fanto-
wei "a tykiety ma kosoioi rzymsko-
katolicki polski, ktory ma powstac W
New Haven, Conn. Masterpieces
grupy zap1aciiy "a tykiety: Grupa
354 $3.O5; gr. 373 Sl.08; gr. 455
1925; or. 1863 $3.16; or. % so ct;
gr. 800 sl.lO; or. 256 1925; or. $40
1925; or. 1894 1925; grupa 400
S3,25; or. 4lS S1.5O; or. 1856 1925;
or. 2S9 1925; or. 315 S3.15; or. 81
sS.l5; or. l2O sl.9O; or. 2s2 sl.OO;
gr. SIT 1925; gr. 511 s3.13; or. 2S6
s2.73; or. 226 Sl.OO; or. 5S1 1925;
or. 443 1925; or. 527 1925; gr. sO2
1928; gr. 3e9 1925. Upraszam sza-
W grupy o nadsy1anie reszty
pieniedzy j tykiet0w, DO ga nagli.
Kasjer Adam Gajewski.
CIR. 27S Il. N. +. 10 Buffalo, N. Y.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszyst.
kioh czfonkow Tow. Jana Ill Sobie-
skiego, grupy 27S II. N. p, ze ma
nastepnem posiedzepiu, ktore sic Cd
bedzie W niedziele Is sierpnia r. b.,
O 2-giej godzinie pc poiudniu W hall
zwyk}ych posiedzeh, bedzie obor de-
legsta ma. Sejm XIV. Il. N. p. do
Toledo, o., oraz bedzie zdane polro-
czne sprawozdanie finansowe. Wieo
prosze, ably kazdy cz}onek stswii sic
ma to Posiedzenie, gdyz juz kilka po-
siedzeh zostalo pominietycb z przy-
czyny, re czionkowie tylko sws zony
Tub dzieci przysyiaja z pieniedzmi, a
sami choc moga, ME s~tawiajs sic ma
poSiedzenia. lgnacy J. Kendziora,
sekretarz.
Or. 5O7 10 Homestead, Pa.
Losowanie ma zioty ii kar. zega-
rex damski j gotowke w kwooie
$500, ktore miaio sic odbyc logo
Sierpnia b. T., zostaio odiozone, z
powodu nierozsprzedanis biletow,
do 2 Wrzesnia W tel samej bali.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-15
POSZukiwania.

Poszukuje sic W w~aznej sprawie
Sobka Szerszeh alias Grzegorza. po-
chodzacego Z Galicji cd Debicy.
ktory przebywai W Columbus, Neb.
a obeonie ma bye W Sherman Hill
Wyo. Prosimy o MIN doniesc pod
adresem: M. Pieoh, 62 w. Division
St.. Chicago, III. Koszta korespon-
denoji zwraca sic. 22s