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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
!; CHECKMATE
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BY Julia Truitt Bishop.

THE two men, riding little dis
/ tance from the house, sat on
their horses and looked at one an
other.
HE went there, sure as fate," said
the elder man, with decision.
"But she says not" said the young
er, much perturbed. can if she says
SO it'll pay us to go slow. Old Mays
mighty touchy."
The sheriff ran his fingers grimly
through his long beard, and gazed
at the house in question. ''Looks
mighty innocent" he said refectively.
Nobody at home but the girl-her
there ironin'-ducks and chickens in
the yard everything like it had been
Just so for year."
The young man, who CHANGED to
be deputy sheriff, smiled at his SUI
perior with some embarrassment.
''Tell We what" he said blushing, IF
he's there I can get that girl to give
him up. I'm some acquainted with
her." he added, consciously. 'I've
took her to church once or twice
an onct on hay-ride. You just go
off down the road and wait at that
sycamore tree at the fur side O. the
clearin'. Bet you five dollars if the
mans there I'll bring him OUT
"See what it is to have kind O.
way with women" sighed the sheriff.
'"There was always somethin' lackin'
in me, but whenever I piped they
didn't dance, not by long sight.
I'll wait for we, Ben"
The sheriff rode away as though
he had given up the quest, while Ben
Pringle, deputy of a weeks standing
and intent on his first capture, went
hack to the house he had quilted
few minutes before. He was hand
some young fellow, tall and alert.
There was something suggestive of
power in the very manner in which he
tossed the bride over fence-post
and slapped the horses neck, making
that animal bound airily; and per-
haps the girl within was not alto
gether unconscious of it.
She bent over the table sprinkling
more clothes and singing to herself.
The neck of her waist was turned
in, showing the round, white throat.
Her sleeves were rolled up above her
elbows, and such arms might have
set throbbing an older heart than
his. All the mass of her red-brown
hair was piled up on her head, but
there were alluring little curls that
1uffed around her forehead and
strayed over her neck. The deputy
sheriff inwardly reminded himself
that he had come back in pursuit of
an escaped prisoner; but when he
paused to think he was not quite too
sure. AS for her, when she straight
ened up at the sound of his step in
the door there was a daring light in
her eyes.
'Back already?" she said with a
laugh and toss of her head.
You'd better be out huntingdon the
man that beat Sol Virgins, it seems
to me-"
The deputy sheriff sat down de-
liberately. II don't mind waitin'
awhile" he said civilly. 1--WE think
the man came this way, an havin' a
kind o. friendship for-the family
you know-I couldn't rest easy with
you here alone and the man loose in
the woods
His eyes were fixed on clo->t door
just beyond her. That was abso-
lutely the only place possible.
$50! You're worried about me!'
said the girl flashing that light in
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
She Wetpheh 1SE.

Mrs. Henpeck-Darling, what would
you do if some horrid man should
steal me and hold me for ransom?
Hcnpeck-Don't make me laugh.
I've got . Observation-Disclosures Free
Press,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
Past IJuderstandinc

How some people who are so wide.
~ different from us can be satisfied
with themselves is past all human
understanding.-Chicago Daily News.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
All Over the STATE.

William Cruel IL years old. who ACCT
dentaIly shot himself white hunting. died
mt Waterfowl.
Frank Wylic, .Ir.. - years Of age. com
mitted suicide AT Stevens Point by shoot
ing himself through the head.
Karl Hurysz, Is years old. shot and
home in the town of Linwood The
shooting was accidental.
The Oftclie x Stondall Land Company
of PittsYille closed deal for all the
lands in four nships-R0ck. Cary
Wood and Hansen-and part of Dexter
The total lumber cut Of the head of
the lakes sawmlls for the season of 1902
up to Dec / was 441 ,9S4, 900 feet, or an
excess of 1S.473,0O0 feet over the cut Of
1901.
The bill to create a new county of
the northern half of Marinctte, if intro
duced in the coming session Of the Iegis-
lature. will be vigorously opposed 10y the
Assenblymen and Senator from the
county.
John Balm Of I[cnosha has received
an estate worth 81 900 as a Request from
Mark Raible, who died at the Milwau-
llee Soldiers Home. Raible left s 10
each of his sons. Some years ago Raj
Bile was given home by Balm until adj
mitted to the Soldiers Home
Assemblyman Irving l.. Lenro0t Of
West Superior has made formal an
nouncement of his candidacy for ihc
speakerShip Of the Assembly
Aloysus J. Schmidtbauer Of Milwau-
kee, who was married TO Miss Anna Y.
Faust Of that city in san Antonio. Tex
as. died the day following the ceremony.
John e. Pratt, husband Of one of the
bcneficiaries Of the Mosher estate. valued
at $4,000. which is now in litigation,
died m the La Crosse poor house. The
wife is also an inmate Of the saline i1sti-
intion' and is said 10 be- near deaths
dooi
Seven University Of Wisconsin stu
dents initiated another by hanging him
in rear of saloon; after drinking mitch
Hgnor they forgot him and departed;
bartender discovered him nearly dead.
George Bowers, the convicted murder
az Of his father. became insane in the
court room at Waukesha when a life
fntence was imposed Tire united II
forts Of four deputy Sherifs were re-
q,ared 10 get him ont of the court room.
Fd J. BpehIer. proprietor Of the sity
restaurant If Prairie dn Szlc was robbei
Of SlsJ and gold watch. The burglars
took his trousers from his Ledroom. riGed
tho pockets and left The garment al the
kitchen door.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
AYerage
n nonnd. 4 per ton.
HnIh.Un at Neenah.

One of the boldest hold-ups ever report
ed in Neenah occurred the other night on
the person of John Arst, who was found
in an unconscious condition lying beside
the Company l armory. He was attend
ing the third annual ball given by Cont
pany / and had stepped outside for Il
breath of fresh air, and a short time af-
forwards friends noticed his absence.
They went outside and found him lying
on the ground. He was taken to the hall
and doctor was sent for and it was not
until FIVE hours afterward that he re-
gained consciousness His pockets were
turned inside out, showing that robbery
had been Committed. The only marks
of violenc, that could be found were a
large lump on the head.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
THE HEARING oF RuRpENs.

ny KEY ". ~. MINIS ~. ~.
Let the worker eat his bread in the
sweat of his brow; let the scholar ham
mer out his wise thoughts in the sweat
of his own brain; let the martyr fill the
cup of sacrifice with the crimson of his
own broken heart. There is no easy
road to greatness. Would you have this
great nation, let each individual make
himself wise, strong and self-suificing.
Would YOU have weak state, let the
people cling to the garments of their
legislators as little children cling to the
skirts of their mothers, Would any
youth become an original poet let him
stay at home with his own soul and
sail the seas with God alone. Would
any man be universally beloved, let
him bear his own burdens, consume
his own smoke and thus viii he gather
strength and bear the burdens of 9th
ers.
History is a stern judge. She tests
every theory, sends the unsound prin-
ciples TO the left and the sound ones TO
the right What has history to say
about individual excellence as the
spring of national greatness? Civilian
ton has always had its origin amonC
little lands and little peoples. Little
Palestine gives us religion; little
Greece gives us poetry, eloQuence and
philosophy; little Italy gives US law
and government; little Switzerland
gives us international postal system,
international weights and measures,
international law and the international
Red Cross movement; little Holland
makes her great contribution to mod
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
NEWS OF WISCONSIN.
a WEEKS RECORD OF STATE
HAPPENINGS.
Value OF 1902 Crops-A Neenah Man
Held Up and Robbed = Plan to Re-
claim Marsh Land Aron-d Buffalo
Lake states Railroad Lines.

Notwithstanding that the past farming
season in Wisconsin was a disastrous one
With respect to the corn crop, perhaps
less than 80 per cent of that produce
raised in the State being of such quail
ity as to be considered understandable"
the season was favorable one Ia farm
ers. This is the conclusion reached by
John NJ. True. secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture. in his revised crop
report. which he has just issued. Accord
ing TO the report there were S155.000
acres of the twelve leading crops
wheat, rye, barley, oats. corn, huckwhcat,
tiaxseed. potatoes, beans, peas. tobacco
and tame hay-raised in the State in the
season eff 1902 The aggregate value of
the crops raised on this area, as esti,nat-
ed by Secretary True, is S97 ,T94,500. The
following arc the estimates of yield per
acre of the various farm crops of the
State:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
POPULAR GOSPEL is WRONG
BY Rev william Brown Tscr

TIE most popular gospel to-day is the
gospel of~"Don't worry" The calendars
and gift books are full Of daily notices
to the general effect that one should
cast off all care. fear nothing, live for
to-day, let the other man do the worry
ing, and it will all he the same in a
hundred years.
But no great Transforming movement
has ever been inaugurated on such a
platform There is nothing calculated
to stir men deeply to action, TO hero
ism. to sacrifice. in the announcement
that their fears are groundless ana
that all is well. Joined with the very
tenderness of Jesus is ever the note OF
warning. and his message is not com
plete without ii. The old doctrine Of
hell was very crude and very false and
yet it was infinitely nearer the truth
than this modern Don't worry phil
osophy. which ignores the real dangers
that confront the human soul and tells
us that evil is simply the result of our
fears 1t makes world Of difference
to a mans religion whether he takes
up with that smooth gospel or whether
he gives heed to Jesus Christ speaking
of the danger of the human soul. The
degeneration of character which greed
or jealousy or cowardice or duplicity,
or cynicism or sensuality, or any other
violation of vital law brings is some
thing whose seriousness becomes more
evident the closer we get to it. 1t is not
a matter of faith. but of absolute
lfuou-IaJ0a
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
|6TIlzf 4 POPULAR
RfAky) PULPIT /


number of idle men who had no work
and no wage whatever They were inn
potent to find work for themselves. Or.
ganizing his idea he led these men oul
to this waste material, showed them
how to dig ii up, transformed il into
roofing, gave these laborers, who had
nothing to do. work, out OF the waste
making wage for them. while himself
making a fortune.
Now, take, away that mans intelll.
gence. You have the tar on the Jersey
flats; you have the idle wOrkmen with
no wage whatever. Who created the
Industry? That great man. Who gave
work to idleness? That inventor! Who
gave them plenty instead of starya-
ton! The inventor! And what is his
fortune represents t.eft; that his
workmen created all his property, as
well as theirs; that he is vampire,
parasite, who wrested his savings frem
the men who produced it, Is this fair:
Is it honest? Is this the reward we
give to our inventors and benefactors
whose organizing ability represents the
very life of the great nation?
And say what you will, God raises
up one great lawgiver like Lincoln in
la century, and lifts all others to his
level during the next century He
raises up a great poet, great inventor.
a great merchant. q great railway
builder and these men are our benefac-
tors. Take them away and we would be
Helpless for Guidance.
1t is cruelty unfair and unrighteous
TO pour out upon them all manner OF
scorn. And yet of late the very skies
seem TO have raised lies and ISLANDERS
upon some of the noblest merchants
and manufacturer that this country
has ever produced; leaders who have
planned enterprises; ,&at lave furnish,
ed work to innumerable multitudes
that otherwise would have been impo.
tent for guidance.
The principle is the more important
in these days, when certain communis.
tie papers are stirring up class hatred
and class enmity, and preparing us for
a series of strikes that may in crit
cal moment create panic that VIII in
n year close factories and turn the
plenty into, poverty into
desert. In the long run there is no way
to increase the wages save as we in
crease the intelligence. At will, we can
double our wages as a nation. The
method is simple-double the quantity
and quality of the work we do. We are
investing the hand in the spade. when
we ought to invest it in the brain. A
hand and spade earn 81 day; little
intellect and spade earn $3.50 per
day l saw blacksmith in the loco
motive works in the East the other day.
who put his intellect into roller and
trip hammer and earned 500 a day. He
rode to his work in his own cart.
Laws increase your wages? 1t will
take twenty years TO bring about your
pet reform. 1t Is too long to wait.
Therefore, rely or yourself. Go early,
stay late, give your nights 10 study
climb. MAKE yourself Indispensable.
save the waste: there Is nothing you
cannot hope for. The difference be-
tween men is not inequality of laws. so
much as it is inequality Of personal
work
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
Railroads of WISCONSIN.

The new railroad map shows that there
business in this State, with total mile
age of 6.346.4S miles and twenty nine
small lines with total of 626 miles.
There are still 100000 acres of govern
ment land to be taken up by homestead
ers at the land offices at Ashland Fan
Claire and Wausau and $4,000 acres
which the State will dispose Of through
the land Office at Madison The land
and lumber companies have 3.600,000
acres to be sold for farms.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
Reclaim Marsh Land.

A big drainage project is being formu-
lated to drain several hundred acres Of
marsh land along the Fox river in the
vicinity Of Buffalo lake. distance of
five miles. The farmers on the south
side of the lake, near MontellG. have en-
gagged civil engineer and are having a
preliminary survey made. At present
there are hundreds of acres of swamp
lands along this line that are practically
worthless. If the contemplated Drainage
system can be completed and put into
operation all this land can be made pro
ductive and its selling price can be in
creased to from $50 to 500 per acre.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
MAKING OF A MAN.

ny Kew Ut EONtSFs
All life is yariegated. 1t means happl-
ness as well as sorrow. Mind as well as
b64ly needs change. a young man needs
relaxation and recuperation. BY it life
gains elasticity.
Christianity when 1t comes into the
heart of man does not drive the sun.
shine ont 4 man is not necessarily
Christian because he Looks c0nsump-
tive. Piety with a long face ana a deep
cough is not Christ's idea OF religion.
There is nothing aBtagonistic in re-
liglon to the helpful influence Of So
ciety.
Socic5y being the test Of character,
possesses molding power II viii minis
ter to the lower or the higher ideals Of
life: through it he win either serve
God or he devll. IL q man has the S1Il-
ture instinct which seeks thu carrlou he
win find it. If he desires tllat which is
nobiest aud purcsct aud best he m1y
possess It,
The thing that makes the life Of mod
ern society 50 strenuous IS the struggle
to keep w appearances at whatever
cost. and Tie idea that many have that
there can b. no fun without filth
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
StrangIed to Death.

Ole GiIbertson. who has been boarding
at the Central Hotel at North Fond du
Lac, committed suicide by hanging. The
body was discovered in the room Occur
pied by Mr.. Gilbertson. 1t was suspend
ed from n bed post. a strap from tele-
scope having been used IN place # a
rope He had appeared cheerful .,nd his
associates are at loss as TO the mo-
tive which impelled him to self-destruc-
tinfi.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
Finish Eight in University.

Stanley J. Leahy Of Chicago and VIE
liam \. Powers of Madison fought to
finish in the gymnasium of the State
University. Powers being knocked out
by a chance blow after bloody battle.
The trouble started in the classroom,
where Leahy prodded his class fellow
with a Din
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
..IIln knem Thcm

sally Foddershock (reading paper)-
Hiram. what is storm door?
Hi FoddershCck-It's one o them
thar burned doors that smash yer IA
the face afore you git away from it,
Baltimore American.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31

II is. easy to prove that the gun isn't
loaded Immediately after the accident.
dent
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31
Consumption

Salt pork is a famous old
fashioned remedy for con-
sumption. Eat plenty of
poril, was the advice to the
consumptive SO and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
Scott sEmulsionisthem
-ern method of feeding fat TO
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in SCOTS Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
TC A sample will be
:: !: ] !. ::
81 - sent free upon request.
t-AXA Be sure that this picture in
/ 49, 8S5M the form OF a label is on the
1 MM8 TO- wrapper of every bottle of
kE1 Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT &
W M - ~ ~ BOVINE,
~ CHEMISTS,
- 400 Pearl ST., N. Y.
k1ssZE2a ssas soc. and 81; all druggists.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31

Superiority to circumstances IS one
Of the most prominent characteristics
of great men.-Hoface Mann.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31

one golden dag redeems a weary
ycar.-Cella ThaxteT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31

II G a I { II ana
happine s.
How incon-
eeivably great
is the parents
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-09
Robotnik Lewan

CHEkMZA. Robotnik Lewan~
dowski zwabil handlarza byd}a
Schwenka ma dworzec, tn zada} On
Schwenkowi tax shiny CLOS palka "
glove, 1e ten pad} bez przytom-
noSci ma ziemie. Teraz zabral zlo.
ozyhca swej otiarze Gale gotowks
IL mix. j umkna}. Jednakowoz
energicznym zabiegom tutejazego
policyauta p. Binkowskiego udaio
sic rabusia poohwyoid j zamknad Y
wiesienlu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-09
2 PTus Polsk;iii,cl'lhtll.

TORUN. ssm,er6 dziwalkla'L.
Pomiedsy aresstautami. ttdryoh
policya Y sobote uwieziis Enaj-
dowal sic nietaki6 ssyper j nurek
Nuczkowski, kt6ry ' SVEN 3lyoia.
ME nniej j.k o. ray bby} : ~
90 sprawki karany n. odprowa
dill pollcyant Q godz. $ iPdf do
cell, gdy possed} q kwadraos oba
czyd co wiezieh robl znalaz{ 60
bez zyeia smierc nastapi}a wsku-
TEX zatrucla alkoholem. Nuczkow.
ski mimc swego stabego chsrak-
teru by{ og6lLie lubiany znany ze
swego dsiwaetwa. Gdy pewnego ra~
~ mia}. bye aresztowany "a obra-
se pewnego tyda z kr6lestwa
umknat on polioyantowi wdrapa}
Die ma mast. P~olicyant jednako-
VOC staDa{ pray mssscie ma dole,
cbc4c saczakad al g. gfdd zmusi de
poddan,a sic, lecz Nuczkowski ME
namyslajac SIC .koczy} wysokodci
wode i przep}yna} pod berlink4
do brsegu 1kad sic ratowa} ME
p~'@trzezcny da:sza ~ucieczka. Take
3 zelsznego mostu ma Whsle ze~
Q akiwaf kllkakrotnie i MIC mu sic
ME sta}o. Drug4 zn6w raza wy}a.
dowywali so1nier.e munlcya, przy~
ezem wpad}y 2 granaty do woody.
N. o6wiadcsy{, re je wydobedzle,
co mu sig tel rzeczywi6cie udato.
Uradowany officer dozorujacy chclaf
mo dac "a to talara. kt6rego N
ME przyja{ oswiadczajac il uczynif
to ME ola %ofcera, lecz ola swYch
snajomyoh So}nierzy. Nuczkowskl
s~as}u4yl sig r6wnioz PREY ratowa-
aiu top'acych wydobywaniu
przypfywajecych trup6w topielc6w.
Dopiero " ostatnim czasle oddaf
sie p~ijahstwu. kt6re SIC do skr6ce.
MA zycia przyczynilo. N liczyi 80
lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-09
GOLUB. w zmowie z rusk;

GOLUB. w zmowie z ruska
straza gran,csns starali SIG prze-
mytricy wielka ilosd towa.6w prsez
granice przewied6, Przesuneli prsen
otwdr bramy grauicznej pak,,
kt6re nastepnle na ruskiej stronie
przemytnioy m w6z naladowali j
wistli. Wtsm rosyjscy uursednioy
w6s spostrsegli / s,fantowali oaly
transport, fQrnani sostal, arlessto-
wani. zoln,srr. kt6ry by} Y sno.a
vi, ussyssawssy - sie stalo. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-09

TORUN. 'osiedziciel pan he
gowski Z Lipnicy PREY Kowalewit
wyslaf swego parobka jednokonnc
do Kowalewa. podczas gdy 6w pa,
robek wyssedi do pewnego sk{adu,
ally poczynic zakupna, zostawiajac
wdz bez dozoru ma ullcy, skorzy-
staf z tego robotnik J6sef Mali
aowski, kt6rY wsiadf czempredzej
M w6z lpojecha} " strone do To-
runia. Gdy tn przyby{ zamieni}
drogoceunego konia u dor6zkarza
Piaseokiego ma Ch' }mihskim prsed~
mie6ciu ma siwka otrzyma} 100
m'rek doplgsty. TIE pieniadse prse-
- g - .. .Lf# - .
bula} Malinowski tel same] nocy "
v knajpach z damska us}uga, Gdy
ma drugi dzieh rano jak ssalony je-
chal przez ulice miasta, %wyprawla-
jac przytem ha}as,t zosta} przeE>po.
licye aresztowany gdzie sic wy
kazalo, IL tax w6z jak i kon by}
skradzlony. Z}odsieja osadzono "
kozie. Posied1iclel kegowski otrzy,
NAL sw6) w6z j konia, kt6reeo mu-
sia} Piasecki zn6w: ma siwka zamier
mic przez co ~ostatni straci} loe
NIX. ktdrYcb zapewne viecej ME
!odsyska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-09

- 1000 =
I
GntIEWKoWo " leslie ~
lewskiinu naatrafll ludzie na, dojrs1ssa1l.e'=
jagody oserwone l~posl,'o,mnkil ~
ii. armsrku bylo nalEo bydla. Z :
tego powodn oeny byly vysokiee'.
.(-) Par. oszast6w. wpad'a mana mana
stspujaey pomysf.
Maj oskar4yi petwn1lego gospo-
darza, u On podnl6sl e sieni jego
portmonetke wyjal niej s{"te
pieni9dze iona ossusta to poswiad
ozyla. Gespodarz 1atwowierny d "a
sic ustraszy6 j dobyl portmonetkee
: swoiej kieszeni lda1oszustowi do
przejrzenia. Ten otwotzY{ rewidu-
jac wyjal 4 dwudziestomark6wki. :
wpusc,} Y MIA 3 move dwufeny-
g6wkl. Gdy gospodarz siegnaaF do
kieszeni pc pieniadze ohoaec Coz
kupi6 s~postrzeg}. ossustwo 9 ale
l,tr6w juzi ME zdol.no odszukac.
PROFESSOR dr. Ignacy Bara-
nowski. w sobote obchodzif 4o-let-
nj jubileusz zawodowy snakomity
|lekarz warszawski ! wielklch zaslug
obywatel, professor DIR 1gnacy Ba-
ranowski. plerwotnie decent ssko}y
g}6wnej, nastepnie professor uni-
wersytetu warszavsklego, badacz
nstury ludzkiej, kt6rej tajnikl by
strem okiem przeniknai jei zbo~
czenla okre6ll{.
KORONOWO. w Makowar-
sku ma ok6{ 60 lieznle osiadli Polls
cy, Nlemv6w ma1o, tyIko " mies-
cle lest ich wiecej. To tel ma cafe
okolice praktyka leFarska zajecl
So dwaj lekarze. Hakatysci, sby
kulturs niemieckal " sztuce lekar.
skiej wznosi}a siey p~ostarali sic Q
|lekarzs, kt6remu uchwalono, 4 ty-
STAGE marek r%ocznej zapomogi ABLY
lekarzom polskim pomaga{, -
Ludnodc polska powinna lekarzy
swoich nadal zaufaniem popierat.
BYDGOSZCZ. W rxece Brd-
zle z~nalezlono cials urzednika
ksiaskowego Mirusa. Znikna1 on
nagle kilka dni tenu i prawdopo-
dobnie wpad} przypadkiem do rec
HI / " mel utona1 = Znaleziono
PREY MIN p'eniadze papiery
przedtlubne, gdyz mial sic " dni
kllka ozenlG.
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