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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
JOHN SARGENT PILLseuRy.

Another prominent man in the his
tory OF Minnesota has laid down life's
burden and rests from his labors.
John Sargent Pillsbury died last Fri
day morning after two weeks illness
from a complication of diseases.
Pillsbury was born at Sutton, N.
H., July 20, 1928. After getting q
common school education he started
in to learn the printers trade, but
soon abandoned it for the mercantile
line. In 1853 he came to Minneapolis
and engaged in the hardware business.
Later be went into the milling bus1-
ness and helped to make Minneapolis
the foremost milling city in the world.
He built up large business and &C.
quired large fortune. Besides at
tending to his vast business interests
he found time to take an active inter-
est in political affairs. He served as
member of the city council for six
years, was state senator for several
"0A AAo3 eNAO do V1IC0 U1lQ0S 6l6CU0O
governor of Minnesota-the only man
who has served so long in that capa-
city in this state. While serving in
that capacity he earned the heartfelt
gratitude Of the farmers of south
western Minnesota for his earnest en-
deaYors to aid them during the grass
hopper visitation in 1875 and II.
Pillsbury's greatest work, and the
one for which he will be remembered
when his work as politician and bust
ness man has been forgotten, was his
labors for the Minnesota University.
He was elected regent of the univer-
sity in 1868, and by his persistent
work saved for it the land endowment
and put the institution on solid foot
ing. Not only has he worked for it.,
but in his later years he gave prince
ly sums to it out Of his own pockets.
In 1889 he gave to the university the
science hall, erected by him at a cost
of $3.50, 1000.
Other muni6cent gifts that will carry
his name to posterity were the endow-
ment fund of 100000 for the building
of a home for children and aged wo-
men; the home for working girls,
erected at a cost of 1926, 900; the dona-
ton of SIS, 900 for an East Side lib
rary. Besides these large gifts he had
always an open purse for private and
public charity. An active and ener-
getic business man, scrupulously hon.
est in private and public affairs, kind
and charitable, he was an exemplary
citizen, and he goes to his grave fol-
lowed by the benedictions of the thou
sands who have been helped by him.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
and Secretary Gage wished that stiok.

and Secretary Gage wished that stick-
ney was in congress. =...s.. 7:
Stickney's able presentation proves
clearly that our Wanted prosperity is
building founded upon the sands OF
credit and liable to blow over with
the first wind of adversely. The ques-
ton is, would it better things by Civ
ing one corporation q monopoly OF
the sand pile? Would it not be more
rational to provide for an actual cir
culatlng medium sufficiently large
for the needs of the country, and
backed by the government and the en-
tire wealth OF the nation, and then
prevent people or corporations from
loaning out more than they actually
owned? Why should a few men be
allowed to draw interest on twenty
times their actual wealth and thus
double their possessions every year?
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23

The Gazette quotes zeke Austin to
prove what Vic Lawson's motives are.
This master stroke of reasoning will
not work for the simple reason that
Austin and Lawson are two. individ-
uals, each having his own thinking
apparatus, and neither having string
on the other. Austin has no more in
fuence on the course of the TRIBUNE
or its editor than the planet Neptune
has on the potato crop or common
sense on the Gazette writer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23

When the Gazette bought out the
Argus it evidently obtained not only
the subscription list and good will of
said paper, but also secured the use
OF the word "staff" as applied to one
OF the writer's on the TRIBUNE. This
choice bit of sarcasm must have cost
the Gazette at least a<quarter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
Chopped Feed fsr the Farm.

Il
Hauling manure has all seasons for
it's own. ~<.'& =
Bug and weed destruction is crop
promotion.
When scarcity or trust touches the
button higher prices respond to the
call.
clean, comfortable, attractive
schoolhouse makes lesson getting much
easier.
Take good care of the plows you
have; their price has been advanced
ten per cent!
It's with the hog as with other peo-
pie, the more he is worth the more he
is respected!
Named farms are increasing in num-
Der, and the estimate of the farms is
expanding proportionately.
Potatoes took tumble in price. It
was fortunate for buyers that growers
got in hurry to sell.
Feed is too scarce and high this
year to give wheat screenings to ele-
vator men; better keep 'em at home.
I've loaned many things to my sorrow;
Friends forget to return what they borrow;
So I'll not loan today but will tomorrow.
"How little can we pay for wheat
and not shut off deliveries by farm
ters," is the prime question with the
market manipulators.
To hold wheat with profit the owner
should be able to do it himself, and
not have to get an elevator man to
lasso it and banker to hold the rope.
II he'd naber let was to absent.
minded 'et he'd forget to asst q Teller
to help hissef to apple when he war
shown i'm thru his orchard. "-Un-
Gle Nathan.
II never seen a man tenderer of his
wife ner old Carker war; wouldn' It
never let 'er 60 away from hum-fer
fear suthin 'ud happen to 'er!''-Uncle
Nathan.
Salt and charcoal are necessary and
useful in live stock husbandry, but
how can one pay 5000 to $500 ton for
them, as he does when he buys "stock
food"?
1t has been said of this country:
ut began century with three million
people that loved liberty above all
else, and ended it with seventy-fve
million people that love money above
| all else."
It is not difficult to believe that God,
in pity and mercy, revealed to man
vast stores of hitherto unknown gold
when He saw the effect that making it
the only "real money" was having
upon the masses of His childrenl
The state is the exponent of the
character of it's citizens; to make the
state strong, true and just it's citizens
must possess those qualities. Nations
can not be built from the top down,
but must be from the bottom up, like
all other structures.
Giving away wheat screenings and
then buying them LEX at 10 to 121
a pound because they happen to be
mixed with little salt and charcoal,
perfumed with a sweet smelling but
worthless drug and called "stock
food," is going down hill when the
prosperity that is sought for is on the
top.-From Mess No. $40 in Farm,
Stock & Home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
A TRUST DODGE.


satisfied with getting the Hawaiian
and Porto Rican sugar crop free of
duty while enjoying protection from
foreign competition. It now wants
Cuban sugar admitted free of duty,
and is sending out ready made edi.
torials advocating this measure-for
the benefit of the people, of course.
We make room for the article, in or
der to show how specious the arqu-
ment is:
'The total consumption of sugar in
the United States last year was 2, 49,
S47 tons, and based on the average in
crease of 6.34 per cent during the past
~ years, the consumption this year
should be 2,360,585 tons. Of this
quantity 1000, 900 tons in round fig
ures will come from American sources.
say Louisiana being able to produce
35O, 900 tons, United States beet fact
cries $50, 600, Hawaii, $4,000 and
Porto Rico $50, 900, all being free of
duty, leaving 1880, 585 tons to come
from other sources and on which duty
is paid. The average duty assessed
is S36 per ton, or total of $48, 98l, $50.
The price of all the sugar consumed,
however, being enhanced to the extent
of the duty of s36 per ton or a total
of $84, 98l, 06O, it is evident that $685.
900, 1000 additional is paid by the peo-
pie IN order to provide the govern
ment with 40 millions for revenue, of
which the government is not now in
need. If the duty is taken off Cuba
sugar, the benefit of IS millions goes
to the people,"
Do you see the "nigger in the wood
pile?" They do not advocate remov-
ing the duty on all foreign sugar. It
is only the Cuban sugar that is to be
admitted free. What would be the re-
suit? Why, simply that the sugar
trust would be able to import free of
duty all the sugar needed in the United
States, while it would be protected
from European competition. The
$S5, 900, 600 would go into the pockets
of the trust and the people would be
no better of. than before. It would
without doubt be q good thing for the
Cubans, as they would practically get
a home market for their principal
crop, but the people of the United
States would win nothing and would
lose the revenue now derived from
that source. The sugar duty comes
nearer to being q tariff for revenue
than any other duty, and as long as
revenues are to be raised that way It
is obaDly less Objectionable than
many other tariff schedules. The.
benefits to. the sugar trust do not come
from the tariff on raw sugar but from
the differential on refined sugar. The;
Cuban sugar is almost entirely ex-.
ported as raw sugar and II it were
admitted to our country free Of duty
the trust would gain not only the
amount Of the duty but also the differ
entail rate on refined 1suga II any;
-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23

The farmers near Kimball will re-
fuse to plant sugar beets next year
unless the price Is advanced. They
claim that they can make, no money
by delivering beets at the station at
$3.50 ton, the price they received
this year. 5t5. I +. FL H. IL.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23

&, Commission men OF Minneapolis
claim that potatoes will 60 up still
higher in ! price as the season adj
vances. The temporary decline was
caused BY the apparently easy supply
during digging season. . l l.. q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
The October Bride

will be especially pleased with the
wedding gifts that are bought at
our store. We have such q big
assortment to select from that you
can always ind here the appropri-
ate and peculiar gift that you are
in search OF, and you have a choice
OF prices to suit your means-ev-
cry price the lowest for the quality.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23

The Minnesota fedora ion Of women's
clubs ruled out the colored women's
clubs, Race prejudice 10 not confined
TO the south 81 any means.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
Anderson Bros,
& Opticians.

changes are to be made in favor OF
the people this differential in favor OF
the trust must be removed or the duty
lowered on all sugar imported.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
LATE AND IMpOR.
TANT PHASES
OF CHILD
STUDY.

STUDY. 4 est part nt: Of our m nature s
Rsee which S d. a:
r. z sss:' %, ::s e :ss ' 'F under " dynamic
a fs: aat . the ss
There is brain emotion The brain
% ne
sns ss Of asp ct 'snse Of
!sctsal side with
at point atanother " ~
more and activity first
% %ben tSs than
M and but
eener Se and welded TO-
which he shows that this form lite
ITS ns 1aS st ~se eeop S n 9
emerged s!'e1t from tt, the life life Of the clan
seminary
the Or tSs se @
THROWING %
10 De ns cden 5eso sc than ~ NJ
voluntary They become organized
his action its effects Others and the backward Of
ss% @ 5 the @ c %aS s
% us @ he soon find more pain than the whole
ace % thus be led partially suppress at least modify his
One
OF s rs them with d an md
thus of the greatest service both individual
associatona side
Which ne orn aus %
a pro-
nc an % and with not speak
from mose Remo for wha But this tell
peatedly wrote of her sister
this Se~eSes she appaf
emily knew nothing although emotion
os Lighter 9
te hse she 6G se ss x UTILIZED Tear
ever really experienced no grief She had thoughts Of her death
although subject to this un
and enjoying ever since the death Of relative some
@ ;s
which has been found consists Of reaching these
its own and broken by Of which
and entirely but which
con ro that ns me S
which will succeed in Bringing ;n
" ao 3sa all the elem M of soul and BODY n
the healing Of ehdrens
bed used be subject fear light
they moved around
asnine position
ee* at each e ts ' ep her from her " lit
Many children half such experience
them thinking
r S TO Rp @ 5
@ or the 9 S
would much method
and
itself provide
Many chldren's psychological
Take
which the
1t little
is useful humanity because succeeds in dischargng
otherwise
The service rendered by all kinds
children
it of gaining
be responsible
Other Of
middle often rppre
scented
been rejected thought
capable They imaginative emhod,
OF attempting an impossible and violent religious
COLLINS
and modelled them kind
in
took the
.- -
This is undoubtedly the Ruskin
n tho aducatio f hu auaitina
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
IX.-Fear and Anger.

ROM the individual stand
point the emotions and
the feelings are the deep
est part of our nature.
They constitute the core
around which the rest is formed. Al
Ribot says, an emotion is but the or.
ganism itself under it's dynamic as
pect.
1t follows from this that the first
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
Ksiazki rozmalte.

Kan4vesM. - Pastora}ki i ko..
lsdy os.n plossk h wsso&e ludu v
c,lasle Sw,at Boteeo Narodsen,a
po domsoh 6pie~aue........ Is Q
Malown;oey op;s Pol.ki osyli
Geoxrads ojosystexO kraju, : lioz~
nem' obraskami l map4. Zawiera
przesz{o IS stronlo... .... IS 9.
Kiesso~kowy S&o~n,k Polsko-
angielskl ang,elsko- polski TO-
prawnv) uto4onY przez Artoniego
Parvsk'epo wraz .,Nauka wy
mowY angielskiej".. 80. 81 90
Alsksand<a Chodkki S}ownik Pol.
10 Angielski Ang,elsko- Polskl
" moone1 oprswie 20 z&oconemi
tytul,kami. Cena........... $40
@io~aki, D.mks arye Marco
dove (oprawnr). J.. ............ IS Cd.
Wy6or pistni narodowyoh, y kt6-
rym s0aJduis SIC: d mk,, age,
marsse krakowiakl. ma.a'Y,
p,e6ni patryotyosne, wojer .
h,storyosne ,td.......... 20.
Ljrnik Polsk. N@iera]sov 547
Dumek. Aryi, Krakow,ak6w i
p,osnek iudowyoh. w mocnei
oprawle, Cena..............76 Q s,
Bsh;A P;sf~; su;ateeysA. 80 Q
Gratalant oraz p,-sn wsselne d..
,maodzleno6wi dru3b6w, sawies
raj4oy: ZnprosinY ma wes.les-
Oracye weselue - Piosnk, We
seaae. Cesa............. 400
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
FSlAZK1 DO
N

Big 4 tobq. Kslazeo@ka do ma
boz nst va Ola mtodzlezY szk6l-
mel ......... 80. IL q
Katolik 10 modlitsoae czYI1
Ks.azka do nabvz. hstwa oraz
Sp.ewLik kosc,elny na <a3y rok "
p%araunej mocneJ oprawle z wy
t4oczOnym I'd ok1adce z{ocony ~
"brazk,em zfocrne brz-g, z 6ku-
ciem i zameczklem 20
Perty do Mabo&ehstpa, kaiazka
do a. bozenst~a Ia c>esc Najsw't.-
szej Pann> Nary Nleustaj4o ej Po-
mecy, " paradnej oprawle, z{ote
brzegl, okuciem l zamecz-
KEN 81
Ami6t S&6&, ks'azka do nabo-
zehst~a " o.dobn-j opraw'ej z
bls}elni ok1adkami z kuscl e{onio-
vel, "a zlvconym brzegiem, z
klamerka - st6sown "a
rrezen dla pannY 75c
AniN Str6& W paradnej opra~
vie z c~zarnej sk6ry. z wyttoczo-
nym Ma oktadce z3oo"nYm krzyo
zVk1em, z1ocone brze1,. z klsmer>
Luz:
Ani61 Str65 ks'azka do nabo-
z-nstwa ola katoIlck u miedziezy
" nn'ejszym formacie W wsr*~
nla4el oprawle czerwone
60 aksamltu, wytf"czon> M
"a ok4adce z1oconYm krzJzyk'em,
ze II, conymi brzegAmi.... 40
W;anek Maryi (Wlanek ku
clc' NaJs" lets-ej Nary Paau>) z
wytoozoLym obrazk1em Ia ok4ad~
&c zfoconym br'eg em 2 zto-
G, nym tyluhk'em...."..: 81 20
Ia sama ksl4zka z ohn lem l Ia
| NECK lem .25
Wyborek cz>l4 kr6,Ai sposob
naboz, nst~a cudzleEntgo orrawny
" drog4 skorke z o~url~m i XII
merra Z z4oeunym kr>yzykiem ma
uk1adue i ztotym tytuIlkleD 50 c
Ks. Arcybiskupo Dunina ks'az@
ka do nab"zens>"a (Blskutka) "
paradneJ opranle 70 %z1oc"nym
tylu&em z}oc"ne brzegl z okusiem
i klamra (dla kobiet)...... $l,75
Ks. Aroyb;skupa Dunina ksiaz'
ka do naboz- n~twa (Blskupka) v
mocnej p'eknej oprawie 20 ztoco'
nym brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
Ksiazki p~owie6ciowe.
Hacz ! xayseka.is Ojcow SIS. osyll
S'edm Ksiag Mojsesza. 50 9

Place ! navseka.is Oc6w SIS. csyll
s'edm Ksiag Mojsesza. IS Q
P;fkna H;storyas Gepli.oej Hae-
NE, c6rce kl6la Antoniusza CO.
SARA tureckiego : KonstantY~
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bed4e
q dworu. p66n,sj przes 2 lata
plelgrsymuj4o wielkie utrspienla
1.nsdse oisrPliw,e !, metnie sno-
sila. Commandments. Is
H;laorys . sslsoksts1 Magstons,
Gorge kr6la : Nsapolu / o. Pro.
tire ryoerzu hrablm 20 Q
Akterys . sssak1lrej ; p;tl.a H.
kaynis, ............ ......2oc
ReeryG 3 &S1mjw M1dklaob.. Bar
DO sajnajeeei povabna pewlelf
3 prswalssniu no 5mnlerG kr6le-
v,czs Dyokleoyena ! vybagis-
niu 60 sedniu rasy przes medr-
c6v Wydanle MOVE pop raw,oae,
Qeaa-sO a.
Jan Otp;tvia ozs1i 8~o,,isdtsek.
siynnY swego osasu trefn,6; lego
fiels avanturY. Powle66 ko-
micsua ku rosryw GO csYtelnik6w.
Wydanle move. popraw,one,
lioznYmi obrazkami. Cena daw-
niei As 9. tsraz tYlko.... 20
Zaheta Dzie,c;ca z Brodq, osyli,
CYrullk zbawca. PrsygodY Rer-
trsma " Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe3 opowiadanle. loo
G1owies Nocy Pow1e66 przez Ju-
l'usza de Gastin. T4omaczona z
francusk'ego (nadswYezaj oie-
kawa). Cena..........-. SOC.
Testament Piotra Wee.ss > tzf"
zamlarv Moskali zawojowA1A
sw1ata. 1900. ......... 5 ct
Pruoct,oo Mchaldy, Kr6lowej
ze Saby. l3te;; SYb'lli 15o.
Hstorya o Grzegorzu, kt6ry
IL lat pokutowa}, przYkutY PREY
skale' .-.2Oct.
Zv,oot GenowSy, powies6 moralna
bardzo w~zrusza12ca 70 starokyt-
nyeh ezas6w ........ zoe
Bolsta.o ozYli DalszY Gag Geno-
wef,, t}6maozenle pszez ks. o.
40 c
Fabi0la. Pewie6d z ozas6w prze-
sladowanla Chrze6oian " roku
800. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
- l.Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwyoieztwo SO c
w moonei oprawie ze zfoc0nym
tY.ulik,em3.... rs G
Laskinia potspie1ca. Pow,esG przez
Fr- K. Tuosyhsklego.... 80 9
WaMa Biatych Z Mdyana~
nj zoct
Pan Iwardewsk; s}awny nl,strs
czarnoksiezkl. wlelu pieknemi
obrazkam,, na]nowsze wYdanie pa
na Karola Mark " Miko}owie. ma
szlas<u .......... 9Oc
Rsnazdo, Rinaldini, s{awny
do w6'1zca rozb6jnik6w.-....6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

~ Kto zam6w' ksiazke
hub ks.a5 K "a 90 CT, pc "
n,eo do'acsyt 5 ct. ma prze-
setke po:ztowa: pr1y kn3dem
~,ekszem zamow'eniu nsle4Y
do'acsyt IA ka1dv 800 war;
,,i,i x;,.,:,4tek, 10 oeuto~ ma
prxeselke roczto~a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

AysOVsy OUSksyoss : Oes.s -
dug na1lepszych zrodei wyJetycn
: dsief OJcow Doktorow hoscloia
sw. oprscowane, .kolorowa karts
tytufow3 ! Sm1u kodorowen1 oDfa-
hsroia Mark, " Mlkofo"le. "a
oz'asku tsupein'e 1nne r 1870.
1'Y'ycn -. wv I~a, rn,ma;o;
podr6zuiaov sg~nol).... $4.oO
Is. to,.: ~ o,..G no
"s...s..o.1 ..d.;' .v,ersat .o.vo-
roRotn, oh ptak6w, ryb, gadoE,,
o.ad6w it'd, : takstem Felix's
'
Ksjlga & Pof1rStaNf HrS!tw Pelhe35fteea
Zawiera Al ohras6w wle'ko1oi
7xl0. cali, XIX .o.os so9'
aw'era ukse sp.s 1tV:o". !oa
son l dsleoi erss -Rte"n'?3s.!sn
qet ontopGloelpsnYpn; g o''kYl
kasdseo k'ola 'est Pedsny n
odds'elnym grubym kartonIe,
Pr~1eiliesnie .glansowanym. Po %
ks4dym portratem jest wYdru~
kowane naswisko, data urodze.
MAI 6miercl. Cena 81 90
Rzepodsik do pieania Hstoo
mRosnvoh. %. ......... I. zoe
Se,,nik persko- eeipski. 200.
LekQrx Domo,cv czyl1 MEGA
90 1]aczan,a ro3ma;tvch chor6i 25o
~
AUe"N!A fOAsAO
AM Err X (Cena 81
cent6w) na1nowsza KSIAZKA
KucHARsKA nA,zona nrzaz
800 dosw,odc,ono .kncharka nrzv
~
pon'ocV no'e'o"eso'
ro1oa'afy: Napo]e zopy, 'ar1ynY'
oS4a'V potra"y JaJ
maxi IotrawY m'esne, O1elEc'na'
Zwlerzvna Ryby, Rome potrawY
m'esne Sosy pieczywa Konn6tu-
~ l zadrawy Legom'nY' ouoyn'e
1 p"1 M1~1 10y. hora.o s,nhko
ln 1oue p@uluA
;o5.l, mr. tvkniac " knchn,~ r1z
noraz zapIadsia dc tego znakomi-
teoo k~ucRarsxiepo oodreczni-
ka ...........:8 90 cent6w.
D@se,e Hs'syo "0~es' 1e %"e
''"e ~
Dzse2e 1S0To"" 1OsS"'eyo
('ozela IN c1 8 eg o.
rzoooione~ i1ozneml oDra1kam'
Ups teeo wszystk'ego co SIG ozla1e
" folsce od nalos"n1eJszycn ga"
SOW, szczegoln'e "a krolov poi"
'klch' az DO lat ostala'cn. 4oct'
.,.>
sly " moontj opra wie...... %
x. ). Deharbe, L. J.
Ku.,h;u.,, ..,.,, ,ozo-1,,ox.1
,,a""ai "nrau
" "
Renae'torz foss' (duzy)' 400
Memesetars Ma&y ola dz1ee
rolsk,ch W Amervoe...........12
Lastoqouik Fplko.Ammvka4ski
oodreozn,k z~awierajacv nauke ri
san,a i,st6w ! totowe wzorv list6v
" wszystkicL. przypadkach w.
ma " mocnej opraw,e.... $50.
n..n zn aaho1.
o7o"osyN" "9@y""
I'd pfAez MARCY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
"Ameryki'
ma rOk 1901.

Ter duzy Kalendarz, z obraz~
kami, 200 stron obejmujacy, a
wiera pomiedzy innnemi:
Polski historyczny kalendarz
narodowy, z portretaml krolow
polskich.- NajwaznieJsze wypad.'
XII h1storyczne " swiecie. - His
torya Polski W 1000 ~wyrazaoh.-
Wiele slicznych ~powiesci, n. p.
Uskoki, p. T.. T. Jeza (Mi{kow"
skiego), Walka 1ndyan z Bia4ymi,
w pogoni "a bieda inne.-D}uz"
see artykuly treSci naukowej, jake
to: Sstuka zaohowania mfodosci,
O jesyku polskim, Leczenle pro-
mieniami slohoa. Jan Stanis}aw
szcsepanik i jego wJnalaski
p~ortretem s}awnego poiskiego wy
nalazcy]. Mazurzy pruscy t. d.
Rome wiers.e, zarty it d.
CENA tego pieknego Kalenda~
RIA - CO p~rzese4ka poczt% "
dom So G. Zamawiaf, do}aozaiac
" liscie IS cent6w " znaozkach
pocztowych, pod adresem:
II. D d owski
399 K. 3 I'd Str.
.Winona, MINI.
Kolej Burlingtohska
Na]lepsza LIMA
DO
CHIcAco-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
ZE WIATA.

ZE SWIATA.
z EKIKU talegr- fuja. ae
mar-zatek Waldersee zabronij
2olniersom nlemieckin eCrowo
grab enia i kazai ola przykia
du r~osstrselac jednego . Mich
sch~ytanego pa geracym y
osynku. Zakaa ten przycbodz,
coxoi~iek pozoo 0 y ktorsy by'i
e''ho'"y cudsego m'eois mogl'
obiow : sic ,u4 dostatecsnie W
c'9gu k,lku ostatnich m,n,iees'e,c,I;
. ., .ai &,6r. !. de sdai,li .obt.e
jjesscze .spetnit k'eszeanbi CHI
sk'em, kosstow enuroDsic''smi. mega
u,c1yot to m'llm1,o sxkaiu; prsy
sacho~an,u pewnYch 6rodk5~
ostr64nosci. - Anglicy , Amt.
rykapie wyda!i tax, zakaz Jul
dawno, " pare dni po zajec'u
Pekin", al ~iemy,4e to NC ME
POM gto. Obecnie> - p'sze 10
responent gnzetv ,, WestmlDi-
ster G.zette", wszystko trzeba
kupowaG i pa ws2Ystko tr>eba
dawaG kwity. Ala znale>'ono
ma to sposob. Je&ell 2ofn err
lub fl ~-r zobaczy u Oh n z.ka
przedmiot, ktory mu sic podo-
ba. dale mu pare grossly i anu
SEA do podpiszapia przygoto-
wanego JUL kw'tu: ca h'zvk
ME sta W. Ia oporu, lie ola tego
4eby 70 to baw,io. lecz ponce
wal vie z dcswiadczenia le
NC madrzejszego zrob Die
mole.
lONDYN - Kr0lowa Wi
ktor>a jest chora stan je]
wzbudza powa3ne obswy W
ns]|ep'ej poiDf,rmo~anych ko-
zach l0dnl temu kr6lowa c err
piec zacze'a "a niestra ~oost.
straciia zupefnie apetvt i pocae-
la chudnaG. E>odiug ostatn'ch
wlescl wreszcie paralj& ia ru~
s1yt.
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
szerzy SIC dAuma i podobn" 30
esob juz zschorowafo. Nj
dawno trupa czfowleka GUAR
lego ma dune wyrzucono na
smiec,Sko po3arIy 60 szczury.
kt6re teraz rozniosiy zaraze.
Z KAPSZTATU donosza,
De we wszyslkich czes;ia,h
kolon,i Pr, l4dka ogioszono
stan wojenny. wyjatklem
kilku dystryktow W oko}o
Kapsstatu. Jak n%ajsurowiej
zabronione Jest n~oszeniv broni
lu5 smunioyi kaazde) osob'e, 2
wyjstkiem ursedn'kow i 1otr
merry.
PETERSBURG. - $50 stu.
dent0w niedawno aressrows-
nych " K';owie "a demoustra~
eye polit7csne, zostaio wysia-
nych do Port Arthur. a&eby
tam pein,d slu4be wojsko~a,
Ten sam lbs oczekuje dz'ee'4.k1
student6w aresztowanych y
Petersburgu "a podobnei wy
kroczenia. Ro1ruchy studen~
AHA % ca}vm krain nia natain
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
u.
W kSIFGARN1
E. De- D0WS2IEG0
v v Wineiailja, MIN.
320 z, 8 street.
$40 Il, 8 Street.

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