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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-26
Special Rates via "The Milwaukee Road
Chicago and return $3.50. Oct. !

Chicago and return $3.50. Oct. 1st
and I'd.
Boston and return $4,000, Oct 9Th to
10th, return Nov. 18th.
Washington and Return.
G. A. r. Encampment. .$23. 80
Through Car Service.
Detroit and return. n.................. 17.75
Cleveland and return. .............. 21.5O
Buffalo and return n.................. $3.50
Pittsburg and return. %. 90
Cincinnati and Louisville. .......... 1850
Similar rates to- nearly all points in
Ohio, Indiana, Western Pennsylvania and
Western New: " ork.
Dates of sale Oct. 2. 3, 4, 5. Return
limit Nov. 3rd.
For full particulars regarding rates, ac-
commodations, ETC., write to w. 3. Dixon,
Northwestern Passenger Agent, ST. Paul.
Minneapolis city ticket Office. 1928 Nicollet
avenue. -. .s.s1s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-12
000a96G1 0a0609060

The fire company held meeting
Monday night and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
w. ;. Howell, PRESIDENT; w. j.
Christian. yice-president; John Kes-
4 Ter, Secretary; Il. +. Leman, treas
urer; w. T.. Wooten, foreman; a. f..
Morley, first assistant foreman; II.
w. Odom, Second assistant; Chas.
Jenkins, Engineer; John Kesler,
delegate to fireman's state conven-
ton at Waco; w. p. wooten, alter
nate. The following new members
were elected: f.. f.. Walker, J. w.
Hamilton, Bill Ettle, Charles Wet
ter.
"a inch black grenadlne, Csc per
yard at Norwood's. 10
At the City Hall on Wednesday,
March 10, there will be for sale the
most beautiful line Of shirt waists
ever brought to Bryan. They have
been donated by the Convent pupils
and will be sold for the benefit Of
villa Maria. Do not buy your spring
waists before seeing this assortment.
Dinner and lunch will be served Mt
all hours during the day. All are
invited and will be most cordially
welcomed by a corps Of Bryans
NEST devoted ladies'. ~
Ladies' garden tools In sets
10 aud Is cents at Halls drug store.
81
The Knights of the Maccabecs held
called meeting Monday night.
There were five applications for
membership ready for the next regu-
lar meeting, at which time many
others are expected. II sufficient
interest Is manifested during the Wis
Il Of Mr.. wagar, deputy supreme
commander, degree team will be
brought here from some OF the neigh
boring cities TO conduct the work.
Linen Batiste, 10. 10, 20 and IS cts.
a yard ut Norwood's. 10
Read Coulter's pants goods ad In
this issue. IS
Evangelist +. M. Mcconnell will
arrive today from Marlin and tho
meeting at the Baptist church will
begin on Thursday night of this
week instead Of Friday night, as
heretofore announced. All are cor
daily invited to attend and particle
pate In the meeting.
25 pieces ladies' light weight shirt
goods at Norwood's. ~
The latest creations In ladies',
misses and children's footwear at
81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.

j. II. Astin Is recovering rapidly.
3. &p Coates thread, cents at
Coulter's DIV
Capt. and Mrs. ;. NJ. Derden re-
turned from Corsieana yesterday.
. Pants and suit goods at Burt Nor
woods. 80
Mrs. d. +. Higgs was awarded
500 in her suit for damages against
the atty of Bryan.
Big line Of +. Mex. shirts at Coul-
iter's. DIV
Big crowds from Milllcan and
Navasota were here attending dis
itrct court yesterday.
Just received handsomest line Of
pants and suit goods ever brought 10
Bryan at Norwood's. ~
Miss Tillie Wyatt Of Bryan LETT
this morning for Thornton TO visit
her sister, Mrs. Lille Jolly.
We want every man and boy in
Bryan to see our line OF pants goods.
Burt Norwood. So
over 5000 worth Of new spring
goods received at Coultor's In the
last ten days. $50
w. /. Bryan OF Charlottesville, n
former graduate Of the College, has
succeeded Mr.. Gideon as foreman Of
the carpenter shop.
Best shoe strings on earth at Coul-
ter's, &c. DIV
]. @. Gregg has recovered from his
serious spell of illness, and having
gotten badly behind with his garden
work, has decided to give up his crop
and move 10 Bolton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-12

Lenten services at the Episcopal
church on Wednesdays and Fridays
at l:SO. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Kin
solving will preach and administer
the solemn rite of confirmation on
Sunday night, the 10th; service at
1880 p. IN.
A full line OF challie waist patterns
at Norwood's. -
Residence for Rent. See Henry
Burger. SO
Figured Batiste in all colors 10 cts.
a yard at Norwood's. 81
Fine fishing tackle at Halls drug
store. 81
900 pieces figured dimities, 10 cts. a
yard at Norwood's. 81
Thirty-six inch heavy black taffeta
silk 500 per yard at Norwood's. 81
Z. II. Arlington was here from
Millican yesterday and took two
more hands dove TO the county road
gang which now numbers nine, and
is working in the vicinity Of Well
born.
Buy Flying Machine" at Has
wells Book Store. 81
"Flying Machine" from Be to 800.
Tyler Haswell's Book Store. 81
A full line OF alfaques aud rulings
at NOrwood's. 50
New line shirting, iOc yard at
Norwood's. 50
Furnished rooms for rent. Apply
To- Mrs. l.. II. Tucker. %
Ut Bond recently purchased the
F. 5. Wilcox blacksmith shop, which
is one Of the best equipped shops in
this section OF the state. All kinds
of blacksmithing, woodwork and |
vehicle painting. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Your patronage will be APP
preciated. 90
A full line OF while goods for
waists at Norwood's. SO
Mercerized chambrey, % and 25
cents yard at Burt Norwood's. 50
A tailor made pair Of pants, Of the
best worsteds, only cost you $3.50 at
Coulter's. "a
New line pillow hammocks and
lawn swings just receivtd at Halls
drug store. "a
The Wells-Fargo Express company
has received a fine large draft horse
for their express wagon. He weighs
400 pounds, is a two hundred dollar
horse. and Mr.. Lomax is very proud
Of the acquisition.
Alfred wright's latest perfume
aud the best toilet soap at Halls
drug store. 81
Try our furniture polish, 25 cents a J
bottle. James q Castles, Furniture
Dealers and Undertakers. 50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-12
A Big Cutting Scrape.

A man in our town cut Al buggies
with the SHERMAN Axle Cutter"
and made them run as smooth aud
strong as when new. He does the
whole job for $50 See him before
he leaves and have that old buggy
fixed. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-12

Burt Norwood is agent for the
fashionable and up-to-date New
Idea Patterns" 10 cents each. These
patterns are guaranteed perfect in
TIT when cut according TO direc-
tions. 90
To my patrons and the general
public-Mr. August jain has re-
turned here to live any has charge Of
my tinshop. Any work given me
will be promptly attended 10. Re-
spectfully, ]. A. Myers. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-12
CRY COUNCIL.

The city council met Monday
afternoon, Mayor Mooring presid.
ing and all officers present except
Alderman Tabor.
Bill, officers reports, etc, dis
posed Of a. usual.
An ordinance providing for the
franchise Of a new telephone com
pany presented by T. p. Boyett,
J. S. Mooring, Jr., and G.. S. Par
ker, was laid over until the next
meeting.
On application Of ]. Adoue water
rates were raised 10 CORES pond
with those in effect in 1889, viz:
Family of one to four persons, IS
per anuum, etc.
B. +. Leman was appointed
Judge Of the city election.
A. ID. Mccormick, ii. e.. Rhodes
add II. A. Burger were appointed
a board OF equalization, at s25
each.
The secretary was ordered to
prepare a list of delinquent taxes
by May /.
The committee appointed to in.
ves.igate the finances Of the city
was granted further time.
The fiscal agents report shows
balances as follows:
Evening star., 1902-04-11
Cuba's Experience.

VuOa cApSI1Suce.
In conclusion, Mr.. Long said:
Can the Cuban convention be censured
for wishing to have an understanding with
the United States in regard to reciprocity
before it accepted the Platt amendment.
The island had had reciprocity under the
Mckinley law, and the people knew what
it meant to them. The people of this coun-
try, after the repeal Of the Mckinley law
and their experience under different poll
cy demanded it's re-enactment, and Con-
gress gave them the Dingley law in its
place. The people Of Cuba, after their cx-
periepce under Mckinley reciprocity and its
repeal, wanted it renewed, and have asked
us, in the interest of Cuba and also for the
benefit of the people OF this country, give
them the pending Payne bill.
Annexation and Free, Trade Possible.
IF this legislation fail and no concession
be made to Cuba, If the policy of President
Mckinley and President Roosevelt be de-
feated by this House, it may result in free
sugar from Cuba. After the establishment
of the republic Of Cuba a treaty can be
negotiated with that-ceuntry by the Presi-
dent That treaty canipr9vide for the an
nexation of the Island OF Cuba, as the re-
cent treaty did for the annexation Of the
Danish West Indies and that treaty can
be submitted to the Senate and ratified.
The moment that the ratifications are ex-
changed, under the decision of the Su-
preme Court in the Porto Rican case, We
would have free trade with Cuba on all
products and this House could not pre-
vent 1T.
$50 this House is not supreme and 1t does
| not control or dominate this situation. 1t
would be the part of wisdom for us to
make a reasonable concession that Will not
! iniure any Industry in the remotest degree.
| This question will not be settled II Congress
at this session declines to take action. Con-
| ditions in Cuba are such that this ques-
| ton will not be settled until action is taken
| that will afford the desired relief. and will
enable Cuba to. recuperate. The failure OF
concessions at this time may mean the
growth Of annexation sentiment in Cuba,
| and in the near future the beet sugar in
| dustry Of this country may have to face
| the possible annexation Of Cuba, which
would ultimately mean free sugar from Gu
| ba as 1t has from Porto Rico"
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Mitchell Davis. in honor Of her builder. and
to replace the tug of the same name, which
was sold north about year ago.
The new Davis will be by far the largest
boat Of her kind on the river. She is over
100 feet long, and is built for service at
sea II necessary. AS soon as possible she
Evening star., 1902-04-11

will be taken TO Baltimore. where her en-
gine and machinery will be installed by the
James Clark Company. 1t will be about
the lst of June before the new boat is COM
pleted and ready for service. The new II.
NJ. Davis will give Taylor Bros a fifth tug
in their feet of boata
Evening star., 1902-04-11
New Tug to Be Launched.

The hull of the new tugboat building at
Solomon's Island. Maryland. by NJ. NJ. Da-
Wis, for A. j. Taylor & Bro. Of this city,
will, it is expected, be launched tomorrow
at high water, and will be FAMED the M.
Evening star., 1902-04-11

Every self respecting
man likes to wear good
clothes. But every self
respecting man hasn't
the necessary "Where=
with"
Ever see stylish Mr..
Dresswell out for a walk
and inwardfy wish you
were able to dress just
as nicely?
lit may surprise you to
know MIR. Dresswell was
walking i'm one of our
suits-the SIS grade.
lit isn't often policy for
a store to tell the price
of a suit after it's on the
Wearer's back-but i'm
this case we'll take our
chances.
Suit prices start at $40
and stop at $50.
Our guarantee is back
of everything.
Evening star., 1902-04-11

of reciprocity by the Wilson German tariff
law, Cuba bought Of US only 81, 166,677 of
such products"
Evening star., 1902-04-11
NEGLEGE BLOUSES.

NEULHUE BIOOSESs
5oc., 75c., ST for the little fell
lows from 6 to IS years. Madras
effects and all white. The soc.
grade is good one. 75c. a
little better. $r more so.
STOCKINGS, Csc.
Not a sale, but one of the best
values we have had. Strong,
serviceable Hose-the kind your
boy wants.
UNDERWEAR, 25 & soc.
A'good grade of Balbriggan
Underwear; proper weight and
well made, for 25c.
The soc. sort is, of course,
better grade.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
NAsl AGENcl.

Upowainieni - do kolektow&.
MA abenaneata WlA1usA nastepu
lacy aasi agsnoi n~ie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nehr. - Francissel
WsEdYn.
MAI CITY, Mich. - Alaxande,
M~iefsisaski, 1914 - 10 ST., i
q Ii. Naraowsk,
~ q Bond 81.
CALUMET, Mich. - Franoiszek
Lubowlecki.
HoFA A VII.
Il. J. Kolmicki.
NANTIUoKx Pa.-Fr. Jab}ohsk
~ MI. ~ Rsesrss,saa.;
ROLAND, Wis. Tss1l RtAsk.
kAU ~. 49,
0D0oh
Wk0O MA-1 91as1svst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
2 stansoh Ned. / Ka..dzis $500
n Durepis Goniecs. naprs6d) %. %
w a + u n Il.
PronuImlerota wya0si Foogn1e

Abone1noi oplacajacy W1ARusA
{ doiu, konlecznie MUSIC p{aolc
800 rs ieden rok,s lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}aoioieli. ezyi P{a~
c.cych naprz6d, roczna op{ate
sniiylitmy na $l.5o.
Kto 'xiedna. nam trzech no
77ch abonent6w i prze6le cd
kstdego. .oa}oroczny abonament. z
e6ry. t.mul przez ca}y rok gazette
dla niego samego przesefac bedzle-
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze zpoczty try gazety'
avatanym jest "a .abonenta odpo,
w~iedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto smieni adres, powinien* ma
.ycnmi.st poda6 wydawoy W1ARusA
w6j nowy adres. /. ).
Abonentom, kt6rzy w~yraznie ME
odm6wi& gazety "a posrednietwem
listowego lub innego urzednik .
pocxtowego, W1ARUs poselany be.
d1is dalej. skoro kto .aprsestanle
odbierad gazette, powinien wpierw
sapla4i6, jeze@i co "a nia x:Aien.
Pienisdze - i ola W1ARusA ma
ely p~rzese}a6 pr.ez pooztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order Moans
tet prxeselat ebonament v dolaraoh
p%pierowyoh, pre-, Postal note,
albo v jednocentowyoh Tub dwuoen
towych znaczk.oh pocztowyoh, leos
is4eli abouament, v TAXI spos6b
p~rsss}any, y drodze prsepadnie Zoo
ii, v tym kraju bardzo rsadko
<darza) wydawoa W1ARusA mic
blsl.s 70 to M siebie odpowiedzial;
noioi. Take listy najlepiej tasad
n. pocxcie reglstrow.d, DO wtenczaa
urxad pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd.
powiedzialnos6, Ae wrazz xawarto6'
oi@ dojd4 n. miejsce przeznae.enia.
Wszelkie listy oraz prsese{E pie
nietne do W1ARUsA adrescwa6:
&. Dudous6
$50 E. 8rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI j.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

aAassss
|. N411Hyki1ss
Y, daia lstyezpia sr.arls .
,aekogA.r Rls4.lh ws,dya,
49, r 'usi.a = W.rdJ~
awsasiskaht is.
Peg,1Sb ,,.sbF . wspaoi4l5. -
towarzyssyie trumdis %
aalobnego do polikisgo ko~
lcioi., Do kt6rsgo, xiel k. B.
Ratka : procesy4 swtoH swprswa~
dslf. Pc odprswieuiu aad swsoks-
rusty ~. tai:,basj, orszak Po-
:. =sAS4IN.8 Hs%t%t#SSEE@FF aiz&=E ~
srzebowy, Prey pieknym tp,swis,
szedl No cmentar1.
Wieczny odpoczynsk racs jsj
DAD Panic!
Nj CARMEL, p.
Zapowiedsiane No sobot4 IT,.
ls BIN. przedstawienie ,,Pierwsse-
sp1ADsnos Towarzystwa Dra-
matysEasgo''. prawdopodobnie
nissprzyjdzie do skutku . to :
powodu braku odpowiedniej hall.
Jest wprawdzle " mie1oie jedna
angielska i jedna polska, ale
~pierwsza, jak.n a pooz4tkujac4 tru
pe bylaby q kosztowna, druga
stosunkowo jest jeszezes tahisa....
Ia ostatnia mianowicie jest VIA
snodcl& parafi CIV. J6zefa . ks.
Mac,ejewski preboszczs tejte parafi
uwaza ssobie wida6 "a punkt homo
ru cd polakdw 34dad wiscej, nil
Cd innych. yCs}onkewie komitetu,
z.pytani. . cens wynajmu, Oswald
ezyli, 4e regularnie odstepuje s;e
"a 10 dolar6w,w obec tego jed
max, IL dotyczace Towarzystwo
jest j~eszcze Mode niesamozne
byli sk4onni, jake swoi ola swoich.
"A Is dol.... z kilku zaledwie
wzmianek n~iekt6rych gazet ME
molina ~jeszcze wiele ~powiedziec Q
rzeczywistej warso6ci wedru]acego
TowarzYstwa, sauna jednak oko~
liczno6t. re tego rodzaju poczatki
So bardzo fadne, wyjatkowe
wxgledy'' ksiedza professors daja
duzo do my6lenia
Wezwanle do, keblot
ws@ystkich ludow.
PISA z Rapperswylu:
Masterpieces odezwa M jesyk
wloski prze}otona i licznemi pod"
p''.'hi o~patr1ona, trasy jet Pc
w1oszech;; krssyw jesyku franeuz~
kim 20 Francyi. .~os}osson4 costa
ME v piemieckim i " ang1elskim
jezyku. Arkusse podpisami pokry--
te, przesylac nalety do Muzeun
Narodowego v Rappsrswylu "
Szwajcaryi:
Kobiety polskie .wracaja sig
do koblet wszYstklch ludlow Y
sprawie krwawych ewalt6w pru-
sk,ch, dokonanych M dziecach i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23


saassss assse, aaasssA
AMERfkA :
EGs J ssa ssss-s
s.s.s
] i 6sS xes
NEW ron - K..olioy =
st.naek zjsdnocsonysI samisrs1,l
. 40 a AZ ~ 4 81 80. ~ e
Ealo456 1seninarynamn s :dscdhew ne y.
kt6rsyby n Przy'slo16
.pr.wowaS mogl, obowia1f pa
,terskis n Fil,pinaoh. Gi6waJmi
spr.xcami niesadowolenia M Wy
,p.ch Filipihskioh q sakeanicy
pochodsieuia histpahskiego. Ola
zrdwnowxteniss ieh ~p}yvu q %
ksieta 6wiecsy smerykat
soy. Potrssbs beds.e. 100 tskioh
ks,eiy. wyst.w ienie seninaryum
ma ko.xtowat tseo. 900.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas -
Farmerzy tutejsi byli smuszeni
sto koni i kr6w mlecz
nych ! powodu brsku Pas1y Ira.
VA bardzo llcho rosla roka zeszfe-
goi zb,6r siana by& nedzny.Z q tego
.powodu zabrak}o paszy ola bydla
Pr6bowalem :severy Kropli
Zo}akowyoh [severa's Stomach
Bltters) l bardzo mi pomos}y.
N,eeha] mi Pan raczy podat
Gene tuzina butelekj gayt radbym
kupid tego lekarstwa na z.pas =
Jan Zarus5ewski, 30 AcHenry
Str. Chicago, M Gen. SOC
& leo .s
!.
.Korsspondsneye Wiarusa,
4 Dakotej&k1ego Pucka.
South Dakota
Podiug rocznego sprawozda-
MIA sekretarza parafalnego pana
]. s. Wyganowskiego miaia tutej-
sza parafa pclska sw. J6zefa W r:
1901 = $222e.2i dochodu, rozch6d
za6 wynosl} s92ls:e4, tax il po-
zosta1o W kasie So. 20.
Ma rocznem zebraniu parafial-
mem " dniu l Stycznia 1909 r.
wybrana zosta}a masterpieces admit
nlstracya parafalna ma dalsze 2
lata:
Jan siekmYler kasyer.
]. s. Wyganowski sekretarz
FIR. 7. Gruba vice~sekr.
O-piekunowi k..sy.
Jan Myler, stanlslaw Graic.yk,
Jan Brzeski.
r d nj.
August .B]ek, August Madry,
Antoni Gruba, Franciszek Dolby,
J6zef A. Gruba. August. Kila,
Jak6b Pionk, J6zef Lesner, Au.
gust ssulc, Marcln Biloxi, Woj~
CZECH Dolby i Franciszek Gajkow~
q
ski.
Parafa sw. J6zefa " Granville
pow,eksza sic kasdego roku k Il
. l--rl-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

ssAS4SgEs#sAk$ aAs5$
''Il11ssE1
- ;.
IN hSzna = 61lolss1
a.,STs1 g;s3c,,-.ri oh.edv1
49,, s''I .Kotninek -
,cl-xcis-vr6xnst III t<wyrwy
; ;est nadz;e;a. te = .owc1arni1
4,n.n,,;e..~ Iso6cu.. xupetay,
!. *sss ss5s. ii f.
/ WYRZUCONY zostai J
Nv. Jsdwigi y To-
ledo Antoni Koprowsli
lana Kline. gdy4 ME
onlacal siedzenia Y skosciele
Pokrzywd4ony. podal skarqe
do sadu, tada,ac 500 dolo-
row odszkodowania o.
STEVENS POINT.
Nikodem Gryniewicz z Chi
cago kt6ry Cd lat 1ociu ma
tam sztor ubior6w ~gotowych,
obuwia, kapeluszy. koszul.
|kufr6w. etc. przenosi sic do
Stevens Point / to sztor sw6)
otworzy " kamiericy p,
Sza,warka prey Ryaku. Pan
|Gryniewicz w byznisie tym
Jest juz Cd lat "A. vie jak
kupowat i jak .sprzedawat
|spodziewa sic, Il rodakow
sw>ch 7adowolnt. Sztor sw6i
~|otworzy okolo logo Lutego.
PlERWSZA sta|a polska
trupa teatralna,. sk1adajacaa
sic 9 os6b, pod dyrekeya
|p. Stan'siawa Aleksandra.
daia W m'n'onym tygodn'u
pre- sta w,en'e " Wilkesbar-
re. Pa. Ora artyst6w jak pisze
G6RN1K. by}a zupelo:e popra~
VIVA. wszelako Publ'czo"st
lpolska bardzo s'abo zebrala
sic " k}onotach n;ewieznvch,
musieli koleklowat
mo mieSc,e. adv zebrae fun
dnsze ma dalsza podroz.
orr Y,
,.,,.,+a-e e;6e+r Eel;
-.~aL .l~,d.;ono nrze,z,o
<,aa pode;r,en;e nadlo NJ
,s<,. 16,.fa p,e,s k+orv
orzer k;1ka doi nracowal W
,,-..-a nau,ad,, ar1ec;,,
1900, -.
l - naa-o.,sl;.oo
I'D 1eaa''. 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23


pblskllf|eh
" nAMEK|!!.Y!C or y,
as s@ 6 sssss
+ Mn WAUKEE; Ks:
Wac,aw Krusaa1kla vyiechliai Dc
Bufslo~wsc elusedbycia ma
rady : Ks. Pitassem co dc
p~roponowanej podr6ty wy
branego na kongres;e "
Buffalo komitetu do zlozenis
petycyi polskiej " W,atyka~
ME. Pc odbyciu narAdy. IS.
w. Krus,ka wr6ci jeszcze
do .Ripon. Wis.,. gdy4 k t1
mitet jezeli uda sic " pc
dr6z to dopiero " ko6cu
miesiaca Stycznia.
w udush
sic ziarnkiem grochu. SECS
tr.--. %. ST. = "# .HG'.
lcioletni Sylvester Borkow-
ski. Wraz z innymi chlopca
mi. dmuchal on .groch przez
blaszanna rurke. Jedoo
ziarnko przypadkowo wpadlo
mu do gardla>i zatka}o kanal
oddechowy Nieszczesliwy
ch}opak zycie zakohczyl.
CHICAGO. - w m'e~
siacu Lutym odbedzie sic tn
W Auditorium og6lny vice
Polak6w celem zaprotesto~
wanna wobec amerykan6w
przeciw haniebnyn przeSla-
dowaniom rodakow naszych
pod prusakiem. Ma wiecu
lynn obecni beda wybitn'
MONEY! ameryka6scy jak ar
cybiskup Spaldine I inni.
Polak6w ma estradzie repre-
zentowat beda urzednicy
najwiekszych |. ~naipowazniej~
szych organizacyj polskich "
Ameryce. Ma koszta tegc
wiecu-kt6re wynosit beda
okolo $1,000 organizacye
polskie skladaja juz swe ola
ry pleniezne. Zwiazek Soko-
low Polskich zrobil pod tym
wzgledem poczatek, wyasy-
gnowawszy z kasy swej SIS.
Odbyl)
sic tn ogledziny koroners
mad zwldkami Jana Rosih-
jskiego, a sedziow,e przys'e-
gli oddali pod sad k~ryminal~
ny J6zefa Platoszydskiego
Antoniego Janowskiego. ja~
ko podejrzanych o spowodo~
wanie jego $mierci.
~~CHICAGO. KS. w.
Anzelm Mlynarczyk dnis
Sgo styczn'a pob'ogoslawi'
zw;azek malAehski W koscie
lie sw. Kaz'mierza, 1884 w
22ga utica W Chicago. POI
miedzy >panem Janem Ze~
browskim. %wdowcem. far
merem z polskiej kolonii
Nicdolipie. Gatesville, P. O..
chippewa Co. Mich. z mlo~
d. wdow9, Jadwiga Sigma
lszek Z Chicago. Nowozehcy
zaraz wyjechali ma fanny.
T0T En0 Cnadko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

r''1.sl .k.Y,f.lF rk = ssd1-
llIetci ! sprswisd1~olei Do wsp6l-
1ej o~dpisraj4osj gxsIty e .,lksyj.
sp.. 81 u, x.Ir,s.isisf., .pl.x.
pr,..1,.l.v..i. l.i.ei p.l.i lal,i, / !
srosisgo iasoxani. Job = .z .lsp'I Il
przez.nauc.yoisli .pr,snsIkiieh,s ~ /
ozsnis ieh r4k. roxdsierania i'm -.
stsby v ten okrutny spss6b s1ns-
sid j. do spssisrza VI aoboyn IN
tesyku; spraws wissianis ich redsi-,
COW, sakawanis y ksjdany ~'siltarss'
nlyeh n.tsk :. to, Il sie /. swojs-
mi meczoneml wstawlaly ,dzie6ml, j
co przeoie csYni fasdy ptsk. tt6.
renr krzyvdze piskIsta; wreszcie
dwieta trzynastoletniego J6ssfa
Hetmana pod kijami pruskich Pc
dagogow- oplswe6w 6mier6 = OTTO
wstrzasajace j ,pelne stragicznej
gro > %s f.lt.. Et6re vieosna hahbe
REPRESENTATION, ie5eli sig ME
pednlesieeprseeivko MIN powsze-
chny, wesp6{ : nienleekim, CLOS
ebursenia ~orotsstu, CLOS UPON
n,enia surowego dla rzadu. co v
ten spos6b swojej ~nadu4y~. VIA
dry.
E. Wsywamy Was satea kobisty
~wszystkich LUDLOW, : pred e~szyst..
klein Was k6biety-matki, jake
.najtywiej czujace meke dzieci pod.
nie6cie CLOS j wezcie ma}yoh me-
csennlk6w " obrone!
otwierajcie listy p~rotestu!.
Zblerajcie ma ME podisy!
Zbierajcie Je v takiej mnogo-
sci, aby sic one staiy wyrazem
p%owszechnei wzgardy l hahby dla
kat6w dzieci i matek!
Mech barbarsyhca uczuj e, re
mad jego si}4 brutalna Jest si}a
wyzsza: potega ziedneczonych SUI
mlen i serc niewlesclch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

+ WYRZUcONY zostai L. !
lw. jadwigi y To-
Antoni Koprowsk
Jana Kline. gdyt ME
siedzenia Y kosciele
P krzywd4ony. podal skargs
do sadu. tadaJac 500 dolo-
row odszkodowania .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
ZAP1sUJC1E WIARUSA

ZAPISUJCIE IARUS
NajlePsze lekarstwO
rs wypadanie w1os6w W kr6tkim
czasie zapobiega w~y}ateniu w}os6w
i oezyszcza glove z 1usek i liezaji
Ma tysyeh s}owach wnet ukazuje
sie Porost.
Many take LEKARsTWo
MA RRUMATYZM i pose4.my
n. wszvstkie ozssei 6wiata.
Jeteli cheese sig odzwycsaid Cd
pioia rozp.laj4cych trunkdw, to jest
likier6w Tub paleaia fajki, sygar
Tub papierts6w. kt6re ozasto prsy-
proxadzaj4 chorobe piersi, napisz
do mas .z1y ole wylecsymy.
Ma odpowiedf przes}at nale3y
xnaozek pocztowy - : Gently.
Wszelkie listy .dresowat nalexy:
Prof. w X. S-ZEMBORSKI
a William Str.
New Britain, Conn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

STEVENS POINT.
Pred kilku tygodniamt P.
WI Szymadski : town Plover
jadac koleja Greenbsyska e
szpitala. " Oshkosh. gdzie
leczyl Sc ma z'amana noge.
znowu dozna} zlamania nogi
W tenn samem miejscu. z
why slu1by kolejowej. P,
~Szymanski przebyl v szpitalu
kilka tygodui. i.gdy noga sic
zrosla i zagoi|a. powracal ko-
lea do domu. w pob,izu.
stacyi &Meehan poc'ag sic "a
trzymal ola nabrania woody,
nastepnie po nabraniu woody
l%okomotywa wroci}a do por
zostawiononych ma szynach
wagon3w. lecz uderzy4a "
ME 2 taxa sila, ze pasa1ero~
vie pospadali : siedzieh. P.
ssymahski spadl take PREY
czem znowu z.ama1 noge "
temze mieiscu a PREY TEN
od,;6s} inne uszkod1enia ciala
p. Szymahsk, "a
skarzya zarzad kolei Q odszko-
dowanie " sumie SIS, 600.
"a W1ARus 4