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Evening star., 1902-04-30
HIGH-CLASS POOL.
Frank Sherman Leads Clearwater in
First Nights Play.

Sherman 203, Clearwater 191, was the
score at Clark Bros hall, Baltimore. last
night, when the first session Of 600-point
game Of pool was finished.
w. II. Clearwater Of Ellwood City, Pa,
claims to be the worlds champion pool
player, and Frank Sherman of this city is
the ex-champion. These experts, after long
dickertng. agreed to meet in Baltimore and
decide who was the better man with the
cue. In the 600-ball contest 200 balls were
played last night, 200 will be played tonight
and 200 tomorrow night. It promises to be
a notable event.
Both men are such masters Of the art
that an ultimate winner would be hard to
pick The hall was well filled last night
with spectators, whose interest was kept
keyed up. The brilliant playing occurred
only IN spots. There was good, hard, earn
est pool however, from the start to the
finish Of the nights games.
The game was very clean. Only once was
the referee called on to act. and that was
to decide whether the cue ball and an OBJ
ject ball were frozen. AS an evidence Of
the caution the players used it was found
that 1t took Sherman just three and ONE
half minutes to pocket his first two balls.
The opponents agreed to have the man
Evening star., 1902-04-30
ENGLISH GOLF CHAMPION.
Best Amateurs Of England Competing
for Honors.


for Honors.
Play in the English amateur golf cham
pionship tournament opened at Hoylake,
England, yesterday. Twenty-eight players
started in the first round. Twenty-four
drew byes and entered the second round in
the afternoon. The weather is splendid. A
good many players are using the American
lively ball.
John Ball, Robert Maxwell. Lovel F.
Bramston, G. Smith. Pease. Aitken. Darwin.
Ellis, Lasson, Glover. Mcleod. Hillyard.
Hutchinson, Dick. Hutchinson and Thomson
all won their matches.
The second round produced a fine match
between Maxwell and John Ball. Maxwell
winning by two holes. Robb beat Low by
up and to play.
Hilton, the present champion. gave evil
dence Of being out of form. He succeeded
in defeating Blaine only after a tie at the
twenty-first hole.
Other winners in this round were Craik.
Gilroy, Gardner, Crowther, Blyth, Watson
and Lawson.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
King Attends Races.

The social success of the first spring meet
ing at Newmarket, England. which began
yesterday. has been assured by the pres
ence of King Edward, who is occupying
his rooms at the Jockey Club until Friday.
The feature of the meeting will be the
race today for the 1000 guineas stakes, OF
100 sovereigns each, for three-year-olds, in
which a number Of the Derby candidates
will meet.
In yesterdays events the Hastings plate
Of 500 sovereigns, for three-year-olds, one
mile and a half. was won by st. Alwyne
ridden by j. H. C'SkeetsD Martin.
The 1900 guineas trial plate of 200 SOW
ereigns, three-year-olds and upward one
mile, was won by Pharisee, on which
Maher had the mount.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
To use the phraseology of the race tr

To use the phraseoogy of the race track
yesterdays game between the Washingtons
and Athletics was Case Patterns from the
drop of the flag to the finish, the locals
winning out by the score of to 2. Patten
got away from the barrier in splendid form,
took the running at the quarter, was going
like a machine turning into the stretch, and
when the wire was reached there was moth
ing to it but the auburn-haired southpaw.
Delehanty tried to shara honors with him
Evening star., 1902-04-30
JOHNSON STILL HOPEFUL.
American League Will Take an Appeal
in Laioie Case and Give Bonds.

President Ban Johnson was in Washing
ton yesterday afternoon and witnessed the
game between the Athletics and the Sena-
tors. He and President Postal of the
Washington club left for Cleveland last
night to attend the meeting Of the league
in the latter city today. Before leaving
President Johnson said in regard to the
Lajoie case:
Our first move in regard to the enjoined
Athletic club players will be to appeal the
case to the Pennsylvania supreme court
and to subscribe bonds, by which proceed
ure will have the right to avail our
selves Of the services of Lajoie, Bernhard
and Fraser.
Mr. Reach. however, one of the National
Leagues witnesses, brought some new
facts into the case which the supreme court
of the state will have to pass upon. Should
the decision again be unfavorable to us we
can take Lajoies case to the United States
court. The cases Of the other two men can
not be taken there. because the amount in
volVed Is less than $1,000. Our attorneys
are confident, and l share their confidence,
that we will win out. Then the only redress
the National League will have is in a civil
suit for damages against each player be-
fore a jury. Can you imagine any jury in
the land giving the National League any
serious damages under the circums stances?'
1t Is still undecided whether Delahanty,
Wolverton. Orth and Townsend will be
played by Washington in the games with
the Athletics at Philadelphia. This matter
will probably be settled today at Cleveland
Attorney Lambert for the Washington Club
said:
In the case Of Lajoie the player is a resi-
dent of the state of Pennsylvania and the
Philadelphia club is organized under the
laws Of that state. The case Of the quartet
of Washington players is different. They
cannot be enjoined outside Of the state Of
Pennsylvania and until the difficulty is
G,,rl cd %h1
clude to play other men in their positions
in Philadelphia
Evening star., 1902-04-30

game once more. getting their second run.
as the result Of base on balls an out and
safe drive to left bysLave Cross.
The Senators went them one better in
this inning, as the result-of Bill Coughlin's 8
long drive against the right field fence for
three bases, and Elly's double into left The
latter went to third on a wild pitch and
scored on Drills long ny to senter.
The threatening weather kept the attend
ance down to about $500, a. splendid turn
out under the circumstances.
Sheridan umpired a good game.
Following Is the official score:
Evening star., 1902-04-30
President Hart on Lajoie Decision.

President Hart Of the Chicago National
League club and member of the league s
governing triumvirate said yesterday in
Chicago Of the Pennsylvania decision in
the Lajoie case:
THE injunction cannot be circumvented.
Talk Of carrying the case to the United
States Supreme Court is ridiculous, as the
Pennsylvania supreme court is the court of
last resort in that state" Speaking Of Mis-
souri, cases, Mr.. Hart said:
1.-THE National League is Indifferent to an
adverse decision in Missouri or any other
state. Losing In any other state, we can
simply go into Pennsylvania and secure in
functions which will prevent players Of any
club playing in Pennsylvania. and Phila-
delphia and Pittsburg. two important ball
cities, are in that state.
"You may be prepared to see long list
Of injunctions. 1t may be that the players
we go after will not strengthen our teams
much, but the action will have a good ef-
feet on the future crop Of players. Some
of the men who have jumped we do not
care about, but such men as Daily and Jones
of the White Stockings will be enjoined, 1
believe
Mr.. Hart stated that the contract to
which the Pennsylvania decision holds the
players was drawn by the attorney for the
Players Protective Association.
Evening star., 1902-04-30

cesco the favorite, was left at the post.
The stewards sent for Mr.. Cassidy and
asked for an explanation. He placed the re-
sponsibility on Jockey Cochran, saying that
the horse was straight when he released
the barrier, but that Cochran pulled his
horse up. The stewards then decided to
suspend w. c. Whitneys lightweight rider
for the balance of the meeting-two days.
April Shower beat The Puritan out in a
drive for the Rockaway stakes. Burns.
who rode the latter, claimed a foul against
the winner, but II was not allowed.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Base Ball Notes.

Senators and Athletics meet again today.
Carrick and Duggleby will probably be
the pitchers.
The Washingtons are surprising the base
ball world by their hitting. Fielding was
supposed to be their long suit.
Bill Coughlin couldn't hit a balloon dur
ing the practice games, but he has been
hammering the ball since the regular sea-
son opened. Bills triple and single yes
terday were very much to the good.
Billy Keister is sharing honors with del"
as the idol of the right field bleachers. The
Baltimore boy has certainly been hitting
the ball for keeps and Is fielding nicely.
Just how effective Patten was can be
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Detroit, II; st. Louis, 3.

Mercer pitched grand ball for the De-
troits at St. Louis yesterday and the
Browns were defeated by the score of IL to
g. But five hits were made by St. Louis.
while the Tigers hit Donohue hard. Jim
Mcclure caught MERGERS delivery. Attend
ance 9 OOO Score.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
CLEVELAND

Left on Jases-Chicago, 8; Cleveland, H. Two
base hits-strang and Bemis. Sacrifice hits-Me-
Carthy, Bonner, Bemis and Wright. Stolen bases
Davis, Mertes and Sullivan. Struck out-By Cal
lahan, Il by Wright. 2. First base bals-OT
Callahan, /; off Wright, 6. Umpires-Messrs.
tombstone and Connolly. Time of game-1 hour
and so minutes
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Chicago, 4; Cleveland, 9.

Chicago, playing at home yesterday. de-
feated Cleveland, 4 to 2, by punching all
it's hits in one inning. Wright was in
vincble in all but this inning. Callahan
was hit fairly hard. Attendance, 900.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
The Omcial Score.
- -
Totals. Z IL q II 3

Observation-Disclosures. 8; Philadelphia. 6. First base
on bslls-or Patten, 3; off Plank. 9. Struck out
hits-Ryan and Ely e.. Sacrifice h1t-Fultz stolen
base-Delehanty. Double plays-Patten to Coughlin
to Carey: Wolverton to Coughlin to Carey; L.
Cross to Fultz to Davis to Steelman. Passed balls
-Steelman, 2. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time of
game-1 hour and 45 minutes.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
National League Games Yesterday

New York, 6; Brooklyn, 0.
st. Louis-Pittsburg-Rain.
Philadelphia-B Boston-Rain.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Senators Went to the Fore.

The visitors were shut out in the second,
but the Senators were in a fighting mood
and went to the front by scoring three
runs. Carey sent q long fly to Flick and
sat down. Ely did better, his hit resulting
in two bases. Drill hit a smasher into left
and Ely scored. Patten then came to the
bat and was presented with the usual lucky
bouquet; as a result he got a safe hit to-
ward right, which should have been out as
Fuitz made a great stop, but there was no
one on first to receive his throw Ryan
followed with a hit into left and Drill
crossed the plate, and Patten scored a min
ute later on Keister's good drive into right
1t was one-two-three for the Senators in
the next two innings, but in the fifth an
other tally was marked up. After Wolyer-
ton had flied out to Seybold. Delehanty got
first on balls and went to second on Cough
Inns single into left. "DeI' then cleverly
stole third, and scored as Coughlin was be-
ing put out at second, on Careys hit to
short.
In the eighth. the Athletics broke Into the
Evening star., 1902-04-30
American League Teams Standing.
National League Teams Standing.
American League Games Today.

Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
President to Attend olympian Games

President Roosevelt will attend the open
ing of the international Olympian games
which are to be held in Chicago during the
months Of September and October in 1904
He made this promise last night to Messrs.
Henry ]. Furber. jr.. the president, and Ben
jamin j. Rosenthal, the chairman of the
committee on finance Of the games, who
spent an hour with him at the White House
discussing the contests 1t is proposed to
hold. Mr.. Roosevelt Indicated a disposition
to do all In his power to further the efforts
of the Olympian association. He entered en-
Enthusiastically into the spirit of the pro-
posed exhibitions and discussed them for an
hour with the committeeman, particular at
tention being paid to the military exercises,
which are to be given a particularly promi-
ment part in the games. Messrs. Furber
and Rosenthal left the White House conf
dent Of the Presidents hearty cooperation
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Intercity Bowling Match Tonight

The second Of a series Of intercity bowl.
ing games between a picked team Of this
city known as the Senators and the picked
Baltimore team known as the Patapscos
will come of tonight on the Golden Eagle
alleys. The Senators went to Baltimore
Friday night and were beaten two out OF
three games, and they intend to redeem
themselves tonight
Evening star., 1902-04-30

In the same shapes you'll find in the IS
Hats-and as good qualities any one else
can sell for S2.50-at $1.9O.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
American True Blue Serge

And then, in addition to all the other big
there are the old reliable 5000 American
our great reputation maker-a giant value
that stands head and shoulders above ali
competition. This adds another big line to
our matchless collection Of Suits at.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
S. TrOusers,
$500.

These are the same patterns you'll see dis
played In the swell tailor shops at So and So.
We claim they're really worth $5, and our
price is $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
2 ROZMAITEMI sprawl

z ROZMAITEMI sprawl
mi chodza ludzie ma stacye
|policyjna, lecz pierwszy raz
sic pewno traffic, re MAJ sic
zg1osi}, ably mu pozwolono
Fwybic swa zone, nCzy to tn
sic dostaje ,,licence" ma BIZ
Gle zony" pyta przyby}y, a
widzac usmiech naczelnika
rzek1: uMysle, re ME - tn
jest stacya policyjna, cry
ME tax? Moja iona bi1a mnie
dis rano miot1a pc g}owie,
vice chce mice license"
abym m6g} ia tel wybit.
lego ME moge uczynic rzek}
naczelnik policyi ,,Ja to
music MICE" raz ia wybi-
lem "a uderzenie i dosta}em
"a to Is dni, gdybym wten-
czas byf madry, przyszed}
tn pc license" by}oby
wszystko dobrze. Naczelnik
policyi wyja6ni},' juz bez
smiechu, przyby}emu, IL W
aktach stanu Minnesota mic
ME ma o wydaniu pozwole-
MIA License" ma bicie zony.
Biedny MAJ opuSci} stacye
policyjna re z1amanem SER
Gem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

on ME byl Mo winien, 30 Prey
dent byf podpisany, lecz obecny.
prezydent ma to ME poswoli.
Zjednoczenie nasze MECH.
wnijdzie ma tory te, ma kt6rych
by}o zalo3one, to jest trzymajmy
sic WARY ojcdw naszych ko6ciola,
sluchajmy dis tych ktdrzy stoja ma
stray tel WARY 6wietej, a Zjedno-
czenie nasze wzrosnic moralnie i
materyalnie. Jezeli przyjmiemy
do Zjednoczenia ludzi przebieg}ych,
ktdrzy jak powiadaja, chez pre-
ciagnac mas gdzie indziej, to COZ
bedzie re staremi? Ale miejmy "
Bogu nadzieje re do tego ME przyj-
die.
.Zjednoczenie buduje piekna
Hale, tn Prawdziarz powiada re
to on do tego dorrowadzi}. Wsze-
die chce mice pierwszehstwo, a
zw}aszcza gdy widzi zeby cos kap}o
do kieszeni.
Powyzsza korespondencya pi-
sal jeden z tych, kt6rzy z poza pfota
patrzeli, gdy sic tutejsze Zjednocze,
|nie zak1adalo.
Zjednoczeniec katolik.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
California.

Zupe1ny opis i ilustracya W
artystycznie u}ozonem urza-
dzeniu i pieknie drukowana
o 60-ciu stronicach ksiazka,
jest wydana przez kopaniq
kolei Chicago & North We
stern z slicznem opisem kra-
jobrazu, handful ~przemys}u i
transportu, korzySci tego
przeslisznego Stanu, jest to
szczeg6lne zainteresowanie
ola zamySlajacych potdr6zo-
wac do wybrzezy Pacifiku.
Chetnie poslemy egzem-
plarz kazdemu, kto przysle
cztery Gently W znaczkach
p%ocztowych do W. B. Knis-
kern, Passenger Traffic Ma
mayer, Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
|Winony a try godziny POI

kolei Burling-
to6skiej bedzie W przysz1os-
ci ogledniejsza, odnosnie do
os6b jadacych W pociagach
z byd1em. Wydano instruk-
eye, re tylko wlaScicielom
i ich r~zeczywistym
urzednikom takimi pociaga-
W przysz}osci jezdzic VOL
no. Niedawno wydarzy}o sic
nieszczescie niedaleko NAL
den, Ill. gdzie piec os6b
utraci1o zycie, a try 40
kompanii wlascicieli byd}a
wcale ME naleza}y, a jednak
kompania kolejowa ma i "a
ich smierc zap}acic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

ZASLUGA - Ia szkofa ma
zas}uge prawdziwa skoro ma po-
my6lna egzystencya cd roku 1887,
pietnascie lat, a przez ten przeciag
czasu wykszta}ci}a sta mezczyzn
dam, a kazde z Mich ma wspania}e
p~owodzenie. Nowoczesnie i pod}ug
terazniejszego zwyczaju uczono W
tej szkole praktycznej roboty
melody; czasu ME marnowano: w.
F. A. Woodcock by} zesz}ego roku
W Europe, cd Czerwca, az do Lii
stopada z najlepszym cz}owiekiem
W naszym wzajemnym zawodzie;
W tel szkole otrzymacie wykszta}-
Genie pod}ug najnowszej Amery-
kahskiej i Europejskiej melody.
Zapytajcie sic, albo m6wcie przez
telefon do w. F. A. Woodcock
szko}a zegarmistrzowska, Szkola
optyczna rytownicza, Winona,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
WIADOMOSCI
MlEJSCON +.

w WCOlOh w AAcI
szej spokoinej czwartej war
die, ubito prawie ma smlerc
g1osnego naciagacza uczcl-
wych ludzi Franciszka Race.
Byf to cz1owiek MILDLY jesz-
cze, liczyl lat 81, a trudni{ sic
pono pora zimowa, kradzieza
drobiu, i Acknowledgment RE-
czy, jake mu sic zwedzic
udafo, a ma kt6re iatwo
znalesc by1o kupca. Zeszfe]
zimy przesiedzia} kilka mie-
siecy "a take sprawki W VIE
zieniu powiatowem. Wlelu
zas poszkodowanych ME
u%pomina1o sic o wymierze-
ME sprawiedliwosci z obawy,
ably ich co gorszego ME
spotkafo' Raca BOWEN mia}
takze wielka gebe odgraza1
sic skoro 60 schwytano ma
goracym uczynku. We wto-
rex wieczorem dostalo mu
sic ma zfodziejskiej wyciesz-
CO cd ~obywatela J6zefa APP
XII, kt6ry go przytrzyma1
we swej pracowni ciesielskiej,
z kt6rej Apce gine}y rome
narzedzia ciesielskie, porza-
dne ulanie". P6zniej nieza-
wodnie takiem samem le-
karstwem poczestowano 60 i
W innem miejscu, DO gdy
wreszcie przyszed} czy tel go
~przyprowadzono do domu
OLGA jego pad} ma pod}oge i
W kr6tce straci1 przytomosc
a W kilka godzin p6zniej
skonaf. Jury koronerskie
orzekfo, re Franciszek Raca
umar1 skutkiem ran ma g}o-
vie, kt6re mu nieznana reka
zadafa, jakiemS tepem narze-
dziem, a kt6re spowodowa1y.
zalanie m6zgu krwia. Zosta}a
pc niebozczyku iona i SECS
cioro dzieci, z kt6rych mai
starsze liczy lat IA. Raca ME
zyf iona cd dw6ch lat DO
iona ME by}a pewna .zycia
PREY MIN, rodzine przeto zy-
vic musia1o miasto. Mkt
pewnie takiej smierci nieboz-
czykowi ME zyczy}, ale to
rzecz pewna, re malo kto go
~zafuje, NATIONALIST ME jeden
swobodniej oddycha, DO mo-
re przynajmiej ma jaki5 czas
..odpoczac, spokojnie spat W
nocy ME potrzebujac pilno-
wac swego mienia pred
zbrodnicza reka.
,,Jakie zycie TAXA smierc"
~powiadaja starry, a to swieta
prawda, oby tylko powyzszy
wypadek otworzyl oczy po-
dobnym wyrzutkom spo}e-
cze6stwa i przywi6d{ ich do
epamietania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

POCIAG kolei North We
stern kt6ry tn przybywa z
Chicago Q 6tej wieczorem
wykoleil sic " zeszly wtorek
ma krzyzowce "a rzeka, ME
daleko Cd miasta, co spowo-
dowalo, u pociag przybyl do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
w GRAND JURY w Stycz

w 01O1AAND oOAO1 OOyOA
niu zasiadac bedzie tylko je-
den polak p. Saucepan Save
ry6ski, ma liscie ,,petit jury
znajduja sic dwaj polacy PIP,
Wincenty Ciemi6ski i Jak6b
Wieczorek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
E,respeudsneve Wia1usa

Nsrespendencve Wia1ua.
Z BAY T Mich.
Kilka slow do Braci Zjedno-
cze6c6w j delegat6w przy-
szlego Sejmu W Bay City.
Szanowni Bracia!
Jeszcze ME Sejm, a juz sejmu-
ja " pewnym salunie NJ Michigan
ave.
Czy my ma to Bracia Zjedno-
czency pozwolimy, ably cz}onkowie
innej organizacyi to jest Zwiaazkow-
CIV - mieli wzias6 ster naszego
Zjednoczenia W swoje rece a do te-
go przyjdzie, jezeli ma to baczy6
ME bedziemy.
Me nam mic przeciw Zwiazkow.
com ami Zwiazkowi, ale jezeli chcq
pracowaG ola sprawy narodowej =
maja W swej organizacyi, dosyc
piracy.
Szanowni Bracia Zjednoczehcy
- podajmy sobie braterskie rece,
tym kt6ryhni possrd1ilismy, tym
kt6rzy sic poswiecali prey zak}ada.
niu naszego Zjednoczenia i kt6rzy
dis j~eszcze pracuja, chociaz widza'
ze wpuszczamy, wilk6w do owczar-
nj naszego Zjednoczenia.
Zarzad dzisiejszy jest dis cd
powiedzialny "a w~szystko; Jan sla-
zihski kasyer i St. Jab}ohski sekre-
tarz generalny, ludzie wp}ywowi,-
pamietaja ostatni sejm, co sig tam
dzia&o gdy ,,Prawda" ME zosta}a
organem przymusowym. .Gdyby jej
Wydawca by} m6g}, by}by Gale
Zjednoczenie zniweczy}.
Prezydenta lzy} W spos6b mai
okropniejszy, a nawet 60 nazwa}
,,duza kluka', ola tege tylko re
tenze ME by} przychylny ,,Praw-
die" kasyerowi p. Slazihskiemu
przeszkadza} gdzie mog} ably pore
czenia ME dostal.
Czyz wy my6licie bracia, re ten
cz}owiek dba o nasze Zjednoczenie?
- o ME - on dba o w}asna ko.
rzys6, a pc drugie chciafby mani
rzqdzic, i powiedziet: Wy m%usicie
mnie sluchaG i pod nogami mojemi
legnac.
Jan Slazinski vie kim Jest
Przybyszewski, INA go na wylot,
pamieta gdy sig ubiega} pc a dru.
gi ma aldermana, jak mu Przyby-
szewski poviedzia}: kto jest alder
maneR MECH ME my6li re jest gu
bernatorem. Jan Slazinski sic
przekona}, re Przybyszewski ME
chcia}by widziec kogo6 wyaszym cd
siebie.
Gdzie byli ci Zwiazkowcy
kt6rzy sic teraz wciskaja do ma
szego Zjedneozenia, wtenczas,
gdysmy takowe zak}adali, szydzili
z mas, ur4gali nam, ale my W ME-
szczesciu naszym bylismy dumni,
DO c%ierpieli6my "a. sprawe swietq,
i przyszed} czas. re ci kt6rzy nam
uragali, uwielbia6 dis mas musza,
a Zjednoczenie nosiG bedzie ma
kartach dziej6w powszechnych PREY
k}ad i po6wiecenie, a dis gdy
Zjednoczenie poros}o W pierre, chca
mas podskubywa6. Wara Wan do
mas panowie, pilnu]cie swego Zwia-
zku a ME mas.
A jak juz powiedziano re jezeli
ME ma tym Sejmie, to "a rok jeden
re z wiazkowc6w ma zostac Prey
dentem, ten sam gdy by} cenzorem
choiaf budowat E}oty most, "a pc
MEM zdradzi6 cafy Zwiazek, "a co
dosta} patent pod}otci orzegiem cd
pieca, tax nasze Zjednoczenie pc
winnO 2 tvm cz{Owiekiem D0staDic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
KOLONIE POLSKIE.

Gd5 by Polacy ca}kiem zrozu
mieli prawdziw2 wartosc tych
d6br gruntowych, porzuciliby
wszyscy swoja prace W miastach,
m~}ynach, W fabrykach i przyszliby
tn, kupujac sobie nowa lub gotowa
farme. tn jest sposobnosc,,: z kt6rej
powinni6cie korzysta6, w~ybleraj4c
sobie tax dobra fsrme. Jestetmy
przekonani, re J. j. Hof W nied{u-
giej prsysz}osci bedzie mia} nova
kolonie blisko Krakowa iSobieski.
Wielki nowy kosci6} jest ma ukoh-
czeniu W Sobieski i ia jestem Sc
kretarzem tegoz i z checj~ pokaze
fanny kazdemu, kt6ry : zg}osi
do mnie.
JOZEF WALCZ4,>
SOhieski. Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

Fan Jdzef N. Te-
szlewicx bedzie kole-
ktowa1 " tych dniach
W Little Falls, Le-
doux, Gilman, ste
phen, st: Anna,
North Prairie i Opole
Minnesota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

Severy lekarstwo ma nerki i
watrobe, proteguje zdrowie i nor
main4 czynnos6 tych organ6w,
GRAZ predko leczy wszelkie pre-
krwawienie, krwawa uryne, opu-
chline, kamieh " pecherzu, zol-
t.czke t. d. Cena IS c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
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Wal KmpM so
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