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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05

Bishop Kelley, of the dioeese OF
Georgia, has unearthed statement
in some of the writings of the Presi-
dent in which the latter compares
Jefferson Davis to Benedict Arnold
and has quoted it with great effect
to the Confederate Veterans. The
statement promises to largely miti
gate the popularity which Mr..
Roosevelt acquired at Charleston.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05
will take Contracts.

James E. Victor will take contracts
to make excavations for all classes of
buildings and street and road grading.
Call on or address Jas. E. Victor, 347
Grant Avenue.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05
Hartman Bros.
4S3 Beechurst Avenue,
The Leading GrOcers,

Fresh Country Butter and Eggs a
speciality.
All orders delivered promptly to any
part of the city.
BELL PHONE 399.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05
For. Rent.

A large furnished room on the cor
ner of Spruce and Walnut streets.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05

HIRsoHMANs show a large variety
of mems suits in all grades and styles.
Prices always the lowest.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05
Far Sale.

An eight year old horse. Good
driver and gentle. Inquire at 81
Beverly Avenue or phone 1S6.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05

WHEN you want laces and embroid-
cries go to Posten's Cash Store.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05

Meet me at the Elks' Street Fair
and Carnival Fairmont, May 1924.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05

Try our want ads.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-05

WASH waists from 80 cts to So at
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

The annual fair Of st Joseph's
Lithuanian parish was brought to a
successful close Saturday night in
Concordia hall after a run Of five
nights.
Thomas Wheelahan and Katie
Casey, both popular residents of the
Brooklyn district, who were married
recently by the Rev j. M. Gleeson,
pastor of st Patriclz's parish. are re-
siding at 632 North Riverside street.
James Luddy, the popular bar
tender at d. J. Mahaney's cafe, is a
very happy man to-day. He has re
covered possession of his dog, Specter.
which strayed away or was stolen
some time ago. Since that time its
owner has lost few hours sleep,
thinking about his lost pet.
-A1l preparations have been com
pleted for the concert and promenade
OF the Brooklyn A. c. at it's rooms
on All Halloween night. The mem
bers of the club will entertain their
lady friends in royal style on that
evening. Lallier's orchestra will fur
nish music.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
CoIored Silks.
A full line CT High Grade Colored

a full line CT High Grade Colored
Taffeta Silks. all the shades,
quality usually sold at Soc, for
this. sale 43c per yarG
20-inch Pure Silk Peau de Cygne,
a rich lustrous quality, regular
price $1.00, for this sale 75t
Corded Taffeta Silks in the choice
est shades, a new lustrous finish
quality intended to be retaiIed
at 75c, for this sale IS,
200 shades of our regular High
Grade Golored TaffAta silks,
regular price 79c a yard, for this
sale 65c yart
Antherea, the indestructible lin
ing, silk, 40 shades, warranted to
give satisfaction, one price, 5Sc yart
Colored Moire Silks. all the new
shades including pink, light blue
and cream, regular price $1.O0,
for this sale S5,
Another grade was S5c. for this
sale SO,
R7-inch Peau de Crepe, new,
beautiful, graceful material,
firm and durable although it
Grapes like Crepe de Cline,
value $1.0O, for this sale So
R4inch Peau de Levans, all shades
of black, warranted to wash, for
this sale IS,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
OAKvILLE BOOMING.

G. M. Judd Of Oakville has sold to
the City Realty Co strip of land if
ty feet in width along the southerly
side of the WATERFOWL railroad from
Davis street to Melrose. The COM
pany will use this land for street pur-
poses, giving to Melrose the desired
outlet. An auction sale Of lots will
take place on October 80, 81 and No
vember 1. The property is very ac.
cessible to Oakville Pin Co, Baird Ma
chine shops and Smith & Sons. and
also near the postofice. 1t is the
most centrally located property recent
" offered for sale in Oakville. The
company is now negotiating to have
a water plant erected in order to sup
ply those who desire to build with
water. The fare from Waterbury to
Oakville, steam or trolley, is five cents.
The company will give away $1,000 in
cash and valuable presents during the
sale.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
POLICE COURT D0INGs
Business Rivalry Was Cause OF Bring
ing Men Before Court

BUSINESS hlValry was cause OF Bring
ing Men Before Court.
1t is evident that the spirit Of the
trusts has nor yet reached Charles
Curtlss, who keeps livery stable OH
East Main street and a delivery wag-
on at Sackett's stable on South Main
street, and George Schoonmaker, who
lives with his people at 121 Union
street. On account of this lack OF
enterprise, Charles Schoonmaker.
Georges father, found himself in the
city court to-day before Judge Burpee,
charged with assaulting Curtiss. Cur
tiss said he was out OF town last
Thursday. Young Schoonmaker used
to drive his delivery wagon, but on
this day he was not on hand, and
when Curtiss went to his house to find
out the cause he was set upon by the
accused, his diamond stud torn from
his shirt and lost and he was pun
melled and his eyes BACKED But,
worse than all, he found Schoonmaker
had become his business rival.
SchoOnmaker said he did not touch
the complainant, but merely advised
him to keep sti1l, for he was bowling
and under the influence of drink.
George, and his sister Viola, told prac-
tically the same story A fine OF SIS
and costs was imposed and an appeal
taken under bond of $780,
James Turley was fined 500 and
costs for being intoxicated yesterday.
Martin Dunphy for the same offensc
was fined $40 and costs. and Michael
Griffin for being drunk Saturday was
fined So and costs.
Domenico Barbato was charged with
breach Of the peace and carrying con-
cealed weapons. James Kane, an en-
ploye of Jacques theater, testified to
having had a run-in with the accused.
The officer on duty at jacques testi-
fed to finding a knife on accused.
Attorney Bauby, counsel for the ac-
cused, said it was the ''ordinary Ital-
ian pocket knife" Still, it was not
a peaceful looking knife. Sentence
was suspended.
The last case was that against Pat
rick Gavin, charged with trespass.
Officer Keegan testified that upon GER
tain information he arrested Gavin
This information was to the effect that
Gavin had entered the old Darlington
shop on Meadow street and had cast
loving glanceS at a few boxes Of har-
ness trimmings. AS he had pleaded
guilty the case was not gone into mi
nutely. He was fined $50 and costs.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
"A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
War, Pestilence and Famine Among
Filipinos' Troubles.

War, Pestilence and Famine Among
Filipinos' Troubles.
MANILA, Oct. -..-Ir is believed
here that President Roosevelt's order
permitting foreign vessels to engage in
coastwise trade through the Philippine
Islands will relieve Immediately the
interinsular freight situation as well
as improve the supply and lessen the
cost of rice, in which article famine
is threatened. The civil commission
intends to act at once on the presi-
dents order, hoping thereby to avert
suffering among the poorer Filipinos.
1t is expected that a number Of British,
German, japanese and Chinese vessels
will engage in the interisland trade.
Existing freight rates from Manila to
some ports In the archipelago exceed
the rates from San Francisco to Ma
Mia.
Agriculture in the islands, already
impaired on account of the war, rim
derpest and the cholera, has been fur
Their injured by locusts. These insects
have appeared In many places and are
working serious injury to the crops.
with the fall in the price Of silver,
renders the business and industrial
prospect in the Philippines gloomy and
cherries.
The cholera is gaining strong foot
hold on the island Of Mindanao. 1t Is
expected to spread there, as it has else
where in the islands. The disease con-
tinues to be bad in the province Of Ilo-
lilo, island of Panay, but it is slight
elsewhere. 1t has disappeared from
Manila. The cases reported up to date
exceed 100000.
General Sumner has completed his
Inspection of the proposed roadway
from Iligan to Lake Lanao, Mindanao.
He will return to Zamboanga within
week and will then go to Camp Wears
to organize and start the expedition
against the sultan of Bacolod. There is
a slight possibility that the sultan will
not resist the American forces, but he
continues to strengthen his forts.
Twenty-seven thousand dollars has
been realized from the sale of food
supplies in the provinces Of Batangas
and Laguna, Luzon, and In the island
of Mindoro. These sales were conduct
ed with the idea Of aiding the people,
and the work was carried on by Cen
eral J. Franklin Bell. The sum de-
rived has been turned over by General
Bell to the insular government, and it
will be expended by the civil commits
sion among the people of Batangas,
Laguna and Mindoro.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27

ID 7 q E. d.
a9-inch Good Quality Black Taffe-
ia, firm and lustrous, value 59c,
for this Sale 371Ac
p1-inch Good Quality Black Taffe-
ia. regular price 69c, for this
sale. 5Oc
R1-inch High Grade Black Taft Il.
feta, goods manufactured ex-
pressly for Arnold, Constable s.
Co, New York, their name WOW
en- on every yard as guaran-
tee, regular price Soc, for this
sale 69c
24-inch "Guaranteed'' Black Taf-
feta, every yard stamped,
goods also manufactured for
Arnold Constab1a & Co, regular
price S1.00, for this sale Soc
27inch "Guaranteed'' Black Taf-
feta, high lustre, soft, beautiful
quality, actual value $1.25 per
yard, for this sale 95c a yard
27-inch (Arnold, Constable & Coz
Warranted Pure Dye Taffeta, a
six months guarantee with ev-
cry purchase, value $1.50, for
this sale Slips
S6-inch 'sWarranted'' (Uneeda)
Black Taffeta, a guarantee on
every yard, quality always
sold for S1.50, full yard wide,
for this sale $1.10
22-inch High Grade Black Peau
de Sole "a guarantee woven on
every yard, pure dye and soft
and luxurious, regular price
S1.25, for this sale CSC
22-inch Black MORE Silks, fine E
qualify, regular price $1.OO, for
this sale Soc
B pieces of Fine Quality s.Pure
Dye" Satin Duchess, all pure
silk, warranted. no sizing or
gum being used in the finishing,
regular price $1.25 per yard.
for this sale $1.oo
B6-inch Farrier's Satin, an excep-
tionally fine lining satin, war;
ranted to outwear any garment,
regular price $3.50, for this
sale Slips
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
MYSTERIOUS INDIVIDUAL.
Bothering Young Women Who Live in
Vicinity of Bishop street.

~.
a man whose identity is a mystery
is said to be bothering the young wo-
men who live and have to go to their
homes through Bishop street. Last
evening there was quite a scare on the
street. The man of mystery was
abroad in all parts of the. street rails
ing the very deuce. He was said to
be in the vicinity of Hopkins street
and of Hawkins street at the same
time, but some people thought there
were two men Of mystery abroad on
that account. However, whether
there was one or more. there was a
great scare in the vicinity and young
women would not go out for all the
candy in town without an escort.
There was a report around that the
night policeman of the district had a
very busy time Of it the night before
keeping track of this mysterious indi-
vidual
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
rroI1ey Car and Automobile corlidc.

Trolley Car and Automobile Collide.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Twenty-two
passengers on trolley car were in
jured, but none, it Is believed, fatally,
in collision between the car and an
AUTOMOBILES The accident occurred in
front Of Greystone, the home Of the
late Samuel j. Tilden at Yonkers. The
chauffeur says he was running along
the track of the trolley line when the
car ran into him from behind. The
motorman says the automobile while
going down grade swerved on to the
track, and before it could again get off
his car bore down upon and hit the
machine. When, the car struck the au-
toinobile, it left the tracks and turned
oyer in the direction Of Greystone.
Had it gone to the other side of the
road 1t would have been thrown over
precipice eighty or ninety feet to the
New York Central tracks. The auto,
mobile was but slightly damaged.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
Fancy Silks.

a lot Of regular 75c Fancy Silks,
all new designs, excellent quail
ity, for this sale SOC
k0-inch Plain Silks in new colors
and designs, from $1.0O, for this
sale 75C
a new line of Fancy Dresden
Stripe Silks, also Lace Stripes
and Brocaded Effects. regular
prices s1.00 to $1.25 yard, for
this sale lchoice) SOC a yard
a lot Of 75c Foulard silks "A inch
es wide, Including the new blue
and black dots, for this sale 5O'
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
A. r. COWLES.

We surrender to the verdict of the
court which is
W. s.GUILTY''
of selling the handsomest Hats IL
Waterbury for the money. The jury
was composed of Waterways -Four
Hundred'' and we acknowledge the
verdict and beg to announce to the
publicRin general the result OF our Ell
forts Will you join our ranks and
be numbered among the favored ones!
Remember, the latch string is out six
days of the week for you to save
at our store.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
Splendid Cough Medicine.

We prepare a cough medicine that
we are not afraid to put side by side
with any on the. market We call it
FitzpaFick's Syrup of White Pine
and tar % cents bottle. Fitzpat-
rick's pharmacy, East Main, corner
Wall Telephone GA
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27

HYANNIS, Mass, Oct 27.-An over
turned boat caused double drowning
In Lewis bay, the victims being Martin
Lenan OF this town and Cornelius Her
rington Of Boston, both railroad men.
The third man In the boat, Thomas H.
Hallett, saved himself by swimming
Ashore.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27

Italy to Adopt wireless TeIegraphy.
ROME, Oct. 27.-It has been decided
to establish wireless telegraphy appa-
ratus at all stations and on all passen-
ger trains on Italian railroads King
Victor Emmanuel of his own initiative
has appointed William Marconi chev-
alier of the Order of Industrial Merit.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
Fatal wreck In Montana.

BUTTE, Mont, Oct. PA special
from Hope, Ida, says a serious wreck
has occurred on the Northern Pacific
railroad The engineer and fireman are
knowa TO have been killed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
Prise Attraots, Treneh Aeronauts.

FAIRS, Oct. IA number OF
French aeronauts held a meeting here
for the purpose of devising united
plan under which to compete for the
st. Louis exposition aeronautic prize Of
100000. Emilien Marceau, the in
ventor of the flying machine lie Pa
pillon, was the principal promoter OF
the meeting.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27

a sale of lots will begin at Welton
park, near Waterville, on Wednesday.
Pianos worth $3.50 given away to adj
vertise the property.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-27
GBFfal DRY Goods Co
Il Sale OF
Silks.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES FROM
OUR LARGE STOCK OF
DEPENDABLE SILKS.
A Most Unusual secession !!
A Most Unusual secession !.

The following goods are from
our regular stock and Of the
most reliable make. Every yard
being Of the same high stand
ard that is characteristic OF
our silk department.
t you have a silk purchase
IN view twill pay YOU to take
advantage Of this opportunity.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

Stepowe psy xapsxiadaja loniec
! .mrox6v.
Tax iak " Europe boclanY
zv,astuj4 koniec .imv. q nade]soie
w,osnY, tak y AmerYoe psy sstopee
We ape4niaja podobne znaki pror'-
cxe. W parku L'ncolns " Chicago
Enajdu,e sic grenada ps6w stepo~
wYch, kt6ra cd t,sYnas.u lat IA
Rrzebu]e sig g'ebokc pod aiemie
na SING, a gdy w,osna n%adchodsi.
uka.uie aie na po~,eraohn, .,eni.
lego roku psla rodslna ssgrse-
b.ta sig essboso v listodadsie.
llsi wbrev zwYsIajowl, ukasala
III na powier.chni ,ismi : ableglv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
W A BOJK0TU

w Or hA In n Vi
jakl Wsrs,awa jus wytworsyta
niemieekim kupcom j fabrykantom'
a 90 dopiero ma bye pocEqtkiem
me tYlko " ssanej Wsrssawle. ale /
we wszystkich siemiaeh polsklch.
pisza eazety n~iemleokle, 4e to
wp4yna6 ME u,oze ma 1miane kies
rucku politycsnego wobeo Po'ak6w
W Prusach. Nadrabiajs one minS
90 ale W rzeczYwistosoi, jak sami
bezstronni Niemoy ~przysnaja,
sprawl ia jest bardzo daleko slee
gsjsca I smutna ola handlu
pruskiego. N'ejeden N,emieo POI
czo1e ubytek " swej k~,eszen1. -
Bedsie TAX przekllna} hakatyst6~,
jak kolon'soi niemleccY, wypedze-
nj z g&ebi Rosyi, przekllnall pred
latY kilkunastu Bismsrks, gdy
nasta}y tfnmne wYdalania Polakow
5 Prus. RRosYanie odwssjemn'ali
sic wydalanlaml, Niemc6w. Take
to skutki wvwoiuje :zaclekfo 90
plemienna i chciwo6c hakatYst6w
ma eudze dobrol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
PLAN JAZDY
Peciag6w kolejowyeh :.
" WINONIE

Chicago l. Northwestern.
odjasd pociietw
Na Wsch6d.
CA,e.~ nas.nnrer II Sandy roo q. =
ds.:s p:.:::9s Ia 81. g. !;
M Zachoa.
sst..s.as Nad Pssooneu, or. Sony $50 Pm.
p.~aaw. No, I az, Son. 1Is Pm.
| Prsybyc,e poc,.gow:
|. 70 Wschodu
sGsaso Ivseieeta.ssae@.N d. ssa.,&4s Pm;
/ Ze Zachodu.
L2eai Passnsez No.6 Eneep< Sunday $50 P.M
NDtkoea Passages No . Or sn eco +. y
Chicago, Burlington L Northern
/ Ma p6tDoe
h 4* OQan. AzivA
g 8 f : . : n n,s : ~ :. 90: H.:
M po4udnie
V~AG AVDO wv S0 V -
tC2eaeo & S&.LSuis cypress sr.o4 .. .. 1850 a.
/, wsxystk, dsienne
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul.
+ Na Wsch6d !
/ IS Ospan
Reek Island expires tdalyl ,r.3o I'm
A fdaayl 6o.o =.
'c6aso v.>ahnled ld,ivl 1..4. =. >.
'oe.s. -p... s,opn
{ Ma, zaoh6d.
o4e.se spesss tda1yi Sa4
O1cago vssehalsd(danv 9s< a.
~ kailldaA6l $500 p =
.R3A IslAad ssssatdanv A49 ? N
|. souTHERH nlnsEsnrA DIVISION.
:%- $40 N
Gresn Ray Line
Ss DspsN ~
okssa BAY (asAe0 9:3S - eco pA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
Father NeVmalc
4sas ". Lake ST.. 0isagam
poc66z ~cierpie6?
Utywaj@
poktora BQzyNCA
derxEowo :~3AA

Tysiaee os6b, kt6re
iuk ME miaiy nad1ici a
wy.drowisnis, IA
wdsieosa tsnu leesnl~
csemu napojowi swoje
wvyitfdrowisnis. Wazel.
kf{ Shoroby. jake to
dl1Repsya' katsr Q
A4dki, - chorohV me-
lr{H, watroby. wyrzu-
II sk6rna, neuralgia ~@
oslabienie nerw6w oras G3
rhelmatysm lscxy pew. sxees.sss:.
ME j gruntownle. Do. 1z4ss
WOODEN % tysiace po. 1872
dEiekowah cd ludxi, kt6rzy sostali.
wylecssni tern Gorxkiem Winem.
Oto n p. 6wiadectwo:
Dnia 81 Paldsiernikas I. r. spadlem z
kasy ulicznej. i 8 razy operowany, ME
misiem nadsie,, odsyskania kiedykol-
wick zdrowia. Bedac v kur.cy ME
misaem tadnego apetytu. iadne lekar-
stwo ME skntkowaao. Wtenczas przy.-
jaciel moi salecia mi Gorzkie vino Ora
Boey6ca, . wypiwszy 20 trosze jedDs
butelke, saczalem dosnawat ulgi, .
atvwa;ac nadal teeo lekarstwa, zostalem
szupeinle wylecsony. Skaadan przeto
publlczne podziekowauie Panu Dekto~
ROW. Boty6cowi i polecsm Jego CORR
KIE VINO c,erpiace, ludzkotci-
z szacunkiem
Or. B. Wodzi1ski
i 500 Noble Str. Chicago. M.
Pan DR.. Bo1yha swoje
GORzKlE VINO sam fahrykuje..
Otto jego adres: DR.. NJ. BvZfNCZ,
!! $40 milwaukee ,ve.. Chicago, III.
Gsneralny agent: Teofil saje~icz
slooHoyue ave-, Chicago. IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
s7S1n9 s.s'-1 ''Essf .>'3.# $50 -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

' .abo.'
RE rosy1skim. Me ma pravie
miesiaca. ably Y ,saborse 'roslj~
sk,m ME odbywslY sic a !pte 4
MIA "a sprawy politycsne. Niedaw~
no aresz:owala iandarmerya mos
kiewska v kodzl okoio 50 os6b,
prxewatnie robotnik6w. WszYst-
kich aresstowanYoh robotnlk6w
dotad-mimo oanu]acezo:.
simna- v nieogrzewanei piwnicy,
pod pretekstem braku innego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

0AoVkA~oWOu PAWAAoy
pod pretekstem braku innego
miejsca.
Y OALICYI.
POLACY' sgal,cYjsey .prsgns
serw.c przymierze Austryi :
Nemeami, re .wzkledu ua znienA-
w,dsonyoh Prusak6w. AustrrYa'
przec,wko Polakom energ1osnie Wy.
s.apid ME mote. gdyz stanowia oni
podpora tronu pray ss{atwianiu
r6zaorodnYch interes6w r61nyoh
narodowo6c, " skiad monarohii
austro w~egierskiej wchodsaoYoh.
W raz,e zerw3n1a przYmierza ;
Niemoami Austrya zhli1y6 $40 nnu-
81 do R6syi. NIemoy bY}yby v
takim ra.1e o~dosobnione jedYnie
skutkiem antYpolskiej polltyk
1zadu pruskiego. W}oehom za6 M
sojuszu niemleckim bardzo maIo
zaleky.
ZE sTRONNICTWA LIDO
WEGO. - Komitet wykonawozy
stronniotwa ludowego odbyi po-
s:edzenle " krskowie. Wz'eli W
MEM udzla} PIP. Bernadnkowskjj
Babicki, Sza6srski.
slow,k, W6jclk, Okohski; nadto
Bojko, hub:k, Clszew.
ski, Stapinski. w spraw,e ruskiej
uchwalono oswiadczYd sic "a utwo-
rzeniem uniwersvtetu ruskiego ;
zachowan,em dotYchozasowyoh
polskich. Z%ajmowano sig dalej
.sprawaml sejmowemi-i jak sie~ wo~
bee nich msja zaohowad pos}owie.
Stwierdzouo, ze ostatnie przemla-
ny " louie stronnictw klerYkal-
,nyeh, sw}assosa utworzente t. +
Centrum. sprzvjsja tylko rozwo.
Ijowi stronnlotwa ludoxego. /
%
LWOW Donosza tn : Wiednia
10 hr. Antoni Wodsioki ma zosta6
ministrem r6lnietwa " miejsce
'Gicvanelego, ktdrego stanowisko
I]est bsrdzo xacnwlane. ~ sprawl
Esasss ostatnis .udyenoys hr. Wo-
ds'cklego u oesarzs. .
/ LW0W. Podcsss pobytu We
'Lwowie ks. aroYblskupa simona,
bYlego biskupa Pkookiego urz.dzil
ks. pra}at Gnatowski pa oze6t jego
raut " swoim domu. Pomiedsy "a.
proszonymi goscmi znalask sie Ia.
A4e i konsul niemieokiu hrs Spress.
hardt, O zaproszeniu 20 ma rau,
inni godoie calkiem niewied.ieli
to tet gdv SIG dowiedsleii o tenn
~ielu Z Mich sawr6oifo { droKi, 8
n;ekt6rsy prxYbyl, do domu Ks
Gnatowsk'ego , tam sic do~ied,le'
j. : kim .'asiade do jednego sto}u.
opudoili natyschmiast prog, mies.'
tani. rs. prai't..
- o.
LW0W. Ksieana Adamow.
Lubom,rsks. 80 Lwow. sesas..
J, e q. gsto e.,... i iss.st d Ii w,yohowanie.d,
lsslass 1otgua d.,eei6m ska.anyol
j & nE9essssssMk totspsss M nsAs4pss.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
w WARSZAWIE oozekiwano .

w WARSZAWIE oosekiwano z
wielk'em n~aprezsniem wYniku
6ledztwa Z powodu ro1biois ssyb. l
xdarcia orfs -ku1lsufacfs n1er1fec=
kim. Opowiadano soble o nie-
styobanis z~nsmlennych plsmaoh
tadajaoyoh, ably man'festsnt6w
wsrszswsk,oh ukarauo jaknajo~
ssrsei. . ... .. 81. IT'D 8
q pom,edd..y m.oi 4. 81. . q
st'r.ono q tsd'y = 't'..no ma '"'
.reesst cd i :. do 1'.' 90 Cd dni. W a|ilt'iie
ssox,nistdw n%i Z alsts 4 3 po'w " :
du tego w1loksu zlapewne ME be-
d.,e .nass Rr.uieo. 81"
Nad.~ vozs' eharskterystYc:1''''
nym jest fatt. .e ~tutej'se st''dy
n'eu,isokie st y < cd ram Gale
klientele rosvjska-
Qdoerow,e armii rosyiskiej
pr.ycsyniaie sic homie 9. DO Do stlade<
ma rec. Wrseeuiaa,k6t~r.
.WARSZAWA: Pewien ku'
pieo wvarssawski, p. n. Il. swr6oi&
sic do nrmy beri,hskiej Jean
orssse l,stownem v jesyko
polskim zam6wlenlem. W odpo-
~w;edsi otrsYmaf list niemiecki.
ktory podaiemy " dos}ownamn to
!. m~ssseniu: Pahska karte pocstows
otrzyymalem. ale ME. moge na nit
odpovied''ed, A'b owl ! ME '0'n
je.yk. polskq'eggoJ = 2 rosyiskiego'
ME nam 2 ~. osssra da' js d.
.pr.sksadu. Je.eli pan .scsv sob''
- bLNaS ~
cseeo odemnie, seoho'e1 pan plsa'
pc n'enieotu Jetnl' P. Jean ors'''
. ME jsat nie,p sx,sm, TO m6g1by .. g,
4 vypgs.,t tyeh d.6ohi ts'ytev :
40 ~ I I!,., pe J: ,,.a..,' b. el;s, 'sss 'ssSp I
!. a''.' \ ; ! 4 rs ||| s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
Po1ska pod Moskalem

w ANDRZEJowIE " pow,eoie
Ostrowskim,4a guberni, Lom-
4ydskiej wyssedt ma jsw fakt
dsit,ego ssED,can's, sic mad d'ie6"
mi polsakkiie1n,i.. Aeguc.yoiel y
sskdloe luiiovsi BIZ d.iecl - male
postepY v sjesYku rosvjstim ] "a
poslugiwsnlessie issytiem polakim
tax niel'tso g! q 70 p,ebotatEa
dostawaly napad6w padacski. Pod
rasami. wymiersonymi z pomoes
k,jdw, %naucsyciel lanai dsleoom
kodol ramleniowe. Wladza MOS
klewska, zamisst uwiesi6 morder-
oe i ukarad 60 odpowledn'o. nsda}a
potwornenu naucsYc,elowi lepsza
posade W Warszawie, dokad sig
as%ts
okrutnik przeni6s&, j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16
Kuracya domoWa.

Przes caiy rok nte .mosiem pracowsdd;
maiao Dol " krzyzach / Dol gfoWy. Me
mil3em apetytdi nswet cfodzit ME mo
g3em. Bra{em DUO medycyny ale w.
sdrowiet ME mog}em. 0Jciec Newmsp
uleczy{ mic " 7miu tygodniach ! jeste0
zdr6w / silny.
Rad jestem powiedziet kazdemu ho
repgu ~ sic udaf do OLGA Newmana.
.J0ZEF KUBISS,
st. Peter; Ht1a.