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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-02

started toward the rear end where the
heating plant is located. He was carry
ing a lantern, and as ne passed through
the partition into the rear room, the
lantern was knocked out of his hand
and e1tinguished. Two men stood be-
fore him. and he was not a bit slow IN
complying with the modest request Of
one of them to put up yer paws. 1t
was not the voice Of the thug which
scared White so badly; it was the shiny
round hole in a siX-shOoter which was
pressed gently to the end of his nose
While the janltOr was making siren
uous efforts to poke his hands through
the ceiling. the other thug was busily
searching his person for valuables. he
was rewarded for his diligent search
by finding SIS, which he showed IN his
own pocket He also took the bunch of
keys and while his partner still pressed
the gun against the victim nose, start
ed to the rear door to unlock II. he
changed his mind, probably because
there were so many keys, and the pair
drove the janitOr to the door which he
hastily unlocked.
The two robbers bolted up the steps
into the alley and disappeared. White
was so badly scared by the sudden as
sault that he had no desire to follow
them, although he could have easily
done so, as it was daylight when they
left White notified Officer Miller, and
gave as good a description as he could
Of the pair. They had him at disad-
vantage when they held him up, as the
light was behind them so that he could
not see their faces plainly. lie said one
was larger than the other, and that
their faces We're dirty. The thieves evil
IDENTIFY slept in the basement, as White
found a nest in the waste paper just IN
side the partition door. They had en-
tered from the front door which White
had failed to lock The men were prob
ably tramps who left town at once.
Senior FREDERICK Trujillo. formerly of
Mexico made "a mistake last night
when he called upon Augustin Alba the
Mexican gentleman who is manager OF
the chilli house at $40 Kansas avenue.
Mr. Alba does not recognize TrujfllO as
a cOuntryman, and refuses to associate
with him. 1t was because of this slight
that the man from Mexico visited the
gentleman from Mexico with a long re-
volver in his fist and blood in his eye.
He was fully prepared to assassinate
Mr. Alba who is a respectable Mexican
and tends to his own business, the chill
business. Trujillo came into Alba S
residencio with his pistolo and stated
his intentions. Mr.. Alba's intentions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-02

The board of education filed an an
swer in the district court late yester-
day afternoon to the petition in the
case brought by J. B. Billiard against
the board. The answer states that
Philip Billiard was not sent home from
Quincy school in North Topeka be
cause he refused to take part IN the re-
ligiOus exercises at the opening Of
school. but because he caused a dis
turbance. The boy was given permis-
sion to be absent from the room during
the religious exercises. but he refused
to leave. That was the distur bance.
It is folly to kick against the inevita-
HE
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time he left here, eight years ago. John
Jones, a brother, is a stationary engi-
neer Frank Jones was ranked as an
unusually expert machlnist and COM
manded a high salary.
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sRoRET soeIRTIEa.

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K 0. 7. n. Capital City tent No. a, meet
in review every Wednesday night at 1l9
W. 6th st. All Sir Knights are invited e.
D. Coons, secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-02
HELD HIM Up.
Tramps Capture a JanitOr and
Get So in Cash.
We're Waiting For Jerry White
in a Basement.
MEN ARE NOT CAUGHT.
Supposed They Made Haste to
Leave the City.
Bold Bad Mexican Fails to An
initiate a COuntryman.

HE police force will
be much obliged TO
any one who Will
show them where
TO find two bold
robbers who held
up the ianitor Of
the Keith building
this morning at S
o'clock and robbed
him Of S15.
The janitor, a
colored men named
Jerry White who
lives in Tennes-
SeetOWn, " e n [
down into the
basement u II d G r
the Wear Coal
Co. s Office, and
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WOOL INSTRUCTION.

--r-~-r-~-r-----777-7|7
MR.. VINCENT GRAHAM: Old italian
method Correct breathing. Interpreta-
ton Tremolo Corrected. Oratorio. Grand
Opera, Ballad $1.50 hour lesson. McVicaF
residence. opposite Washburn college
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sTRAYEp Or STOLEN.

STRAYED-Bay mare with scar on left
hind leg. Reward for return to 11O1 Van
Buren, st. Phone $40.
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SPECIALISTS.

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Dr.. J. ALBERT BERRY. 62s Kansas
ave, tel 7e5- Diseases of fEs organs Of
digestion, including the mouth, nose.
throat, stomach and i4testines-
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KID MCCOY HOME.
Pugilist Wants to Fight Jefries or
Lanky Bob.

New York, April 2-'.Kid" Mccoy, the
pugilist, has returned from Europe and
declares he is looking for a fight with
Jeffries or E'itzsimmons.
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PERSONAL.

SCIENTIFIC investigation has proved that
those of our fellow men who are afflicted
with the drink or liquor habit be
cured. You will thank us for calling your
attention TO the fact if you Investigate our
mode of treatment. prices, etc. Call or
write DeVoe Liquor Cure Co., 935 Kansas
ave. Topeka, Kan. J. L. Winchell man
ager.
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WATCHMAKER
FEE pTsPENsARY.

-0-@-~-0-~-N-~-0-~---7-@-FN
FREE DISPENSARY, 119 w Fifth St.
under management Of seven Topeka ply
sfcians where those who are unable TO
paw for medical treatment may have the
same free Of charge.
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~ UNEXPECTED RECEPTIoN.

were different from those of his alleged
countryman Instead of allowing Tru-
lilo to shoot him, he handed him a
large swat on the optic" knocking
him from under his sombrero. He then
took the gun away from Trujillo and
kicked him into the calle-o. He then
hunted up a. copper-o, stated the case,
and delivered the captured artillery.
The copper-o told the sad story at
headquarters, and Nessrs. Ring and
White went up to Trujillos chill shop.
which is located in Fritz Durien's joint.
and arrested him. He was still thirst
ing for gore and bad whisky when
locked up, and proceeded to start
something with the other prisoners. He
smote Dalgreen, the white-horse lieu
tenant, and that worthy knocked him
into dream. He was further insulted
this morning when he was fined $25 in
police court.
About u o'clock last night a little
disturbance started in the First ward
W. S. Eastman, who was judge at the
second precinct. had a strange desire to
take the ballot box home with him and
deliver it to the commissioner this
morning but the voters who were
busily engaged in keeping tab on MI
Eastman, could not see it that way
Mr. Eastman said he was afraid to
cross the bridge alone. and the 'rabbie"
offered to escort him, but he scorned
their offer. and was camping on the
spot with the goods. A policeman tele-
phoned the chief who had gone home.
that a riot was pending The chief told
him that if Eastman was afraid he
could have the use of the patrol wagon
also turned this proposition to the wall.
but finally gave it up and turned In
the ballots. AS a disturber Mr.. Eastman
is hard to beat. He should be dispersed.
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sAT1N-sKrN sPEcTAITTFs.

r-~~>~~~-r>---~-~~--~~
CHALK. contains lime. corn starch spells.
harmless. invisible, extra adhesive. Best
made Csc at the Model
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FLORISTS

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CUT FLOWERS, floral designs, palm dec
orations and plants, at Sachs, 119 w, 9Th
st. phone 81, and greenhouse ". 10th st.
CUT FLOWERS and floral designes az
Hayes. 107 ". sth st. Phone $50.
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Everybody reads the State Journal
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS

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THE :. c. DARLING Co IA kan. Ave-
Rubber stamps. brass ana aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. Catalogue free. Tel 2s2
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FINE HORSES.

S@(N~-0~-~N~1-~-0-7-----
"JACKDAW," most successful sire Of
trotting' speed in Kansas. Three of his
get (3-year-oldsl have been sold by Topeka
owners for an average of S1,Ss0. and THE
Shamrock the handsomest horse in the
west both by fashionable sons of George
Wilkes. out of Robert Adccregor dams
will be, after April I, at Transfer stables
=. 9Th St. Topeka R. I. Lee.
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TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel. EOS. Bicycles and sundries; BIZ
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing Of
all kinds.
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IEWELERs.

4. S. CYCLE CO, us E. sth St National
and Union bicycless supplies. repairs.
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r-~~c~o---~-7~~40-7--~-
JAMES 3 HAYDEN Jeweler and Opti-
clan. Complete stock OF watches. dia-
mouds, silveIWare, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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It is folly to kick against the inevita-
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS



MERCH ANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co backs. ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1856. Clarence Skinner. 12S p
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PATENTs.

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J. A ROSE11--AstoFney and counselor II
patent, trademark and copyright causes
Patents procured trademarks registered
Office. Rosen Building. as Kansas ave
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HAIR DRESSING.
PAVING.
MONEY.

TO IOAN-AGoney on Topeka real estate.
PAY back monthly. Low interest rate.
Sha vines Building and Loan Assocfa ton.
See Eastman at lis ". 6th ST.
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock pianos:
orrra as tvpevsfftefs household goods and
personal security. l. Biscos. a2S Kan Ave
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WANTED-At s21 Quincy. a first class cir
for cook and homework, at first elias
wages References required
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17
$500

To ALL POINTS in the Cripple Creek
District and return
EVERY SUNDAY
via the Florence & Cripple Greek
railway. Tickets good to return date
of sale. 62-64
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17
Special Low Rate to Chicago

And back via the Rock Island System,
Nov. 30 and Dec. / and 2, 1902. One
fare plus 81. % for the round trip from
all points ON account of the Interna-
tional Live Stock Exposition which
opens in Chicago Nov. 30 continuing
to Dec 6. This is the greatest live
stock show in the world and as the
west is especially interested this year
because of the unusual attention paid
to the range cattle exhibit, it is ex-
pected that large number of western
stock men will attend. Tickets will
be on sale at all ticket offices Nov 80
and Dec / and 2; final return limit
leaving Chicago, Dec. 8. For partic-
ulars, see your ticket agent or write
Hal S. Ray, General Agent, Rock Is
land System, Denver, Colo. dec /
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

Instant death was caused in pecu-
liar manner in railway accident at
Canon City last night. William Rob
erts, a dairyman, was crossing the Rio
Grande track at an angle, in his de
livery wagon, when passenger train
No. 8 struck the wagon full in the
back The train was going at terrific
speed and the force of the collision
threw Roberts through the air with
the force of a projectile. He passed
clear over the horse and struck fence
post about eight yards away. with
his head, crushing his skull. Roberts
is of the firm of Roberts q Rice of the
''2R' dairy, and is well known
He was widower. An inquest will
be held tomorrow. The engineer
claims that deceased drove directly in
front of his train and that it was i'm
possible for him to stop
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

Order COAL from Florence Transfer
and Storage Co. Phone 32l black.
f. and @. G. depot. 26tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

M d. THATCHER, Pres
j. A. McCANDLESS, vice-Pres.
M. b. 10y. Cashier
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

DIR. Slocum will not lecture Tues
day evening as previously announced
This decision was reached after it
was found that the date of the Presby
terian entertainment course confiicted
with another lecture by DR.. Wilcox.
1t is hoped that the president of Colo
RADIO college can be secured for date
in January, as it will be a delight
for our citizens to hear this ablest col :
lege president of the western states.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

Miss Addie Rees left yesterday
for Colorado Springs where she will
visit the public schools. On her re-
turn she will also visit the public
schools at Pueblo. She will be alb
sent about a week, the school board
having granted her vacation tor that
length Of time.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

The Salida foot ball team is made
up of class of nice boys-they are
gentlemen on the ball ground as we'll
as in town. Our boys will probably
go to Sailda in the near future and
give them u chance to get even.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

On Thanksgiving night the ladies of
the M E. church will give musical
and literary entertainment IN the au-
ditorium of the church to which the
public is invited
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17
F. Purely Personal :.

on this afternoon.
H. A. Abell WAS visitor at the
counSy seat yesterday.
Tom Carlin is down from the
Cripple Greek district.
"A. f. Alexander jr,~ was in the
city from Canon today.
Joe Singleton is up from Pueblo
renewing acquaintance.
j. +. ErisInan, Victor mining
man. was in the city this morning.
Charles Smith came down from
Victor yesterday for vsiIt with his
family.
Mrs George Miller of Williams
burg was in Florence today ON shop
ping trip.
r. n. Newkirk went to Canon
this afternoon as witness in the Hill
Weaver case.
e. l.. Biggs an engineer on the
F. & G. @. in the district was in Flor
ence yesterday.
A. II. Smith and Fred Karns,
two railroad men of Canon City, were
in the city yesterday.
"A. J. Scott was up from Pueblo
yesterday visiting with his mother in
law, Mrs. s. A Terhune.
Miss Maggie Howells has return.
ed from two weeks visit with
friends in Cripple Creek.
MIR and Mrs Thos McVeigh re.
turned last night from an extended
visit to California points
H. II. Heiner, local editor of the
Victor Record, was in the city today
en route from Canon City.
DIR. G. d. Cummings returned
yesterday from weeks visit to his
cattle ranch in Gunpison country.
Monroe Brown popular engineer
ON the f. & @. G. was in town today,
shaking hands with his numerous
friends.
Mrs. Grace Clark came down
from Canon City yesterday for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Munson.
Isaac Garfield left yesterday for
Boulder, after spending few DAYS
with his family, where he is interested
in the oil fields.
g. A. Frederickson of the Paonia
Gazette passed through town this
morning en- route home. He had
been to Cripple Creek.
John Mitchell, of Viola, H.,
who has been the guest of James Mont
gomery for several days, left this aft
! ernoon for Routt county.
Walter H. Miller, general west
ern manager for the New York Life,
was in the city yesterday calling on
the local agent, ]. F. Terrence.
Miss Lydia Relfe arrived last
week from San Francisco and is stop
ping at Harry Moore's. The young
lady is trying Florence climate for
her health.
Judge j. W. Huff, department
VI tllo ". "a ~ loi Soio-
RADIO and Wyoming came down from
Victor this morning and went to Can
on City this afternoon on business.
E. G.. Mathew and wife loft today
for Denver where they will reside.
Mr.. Mahew has been foreman of a
gang of men on the steel structural
work of the cement plant at ortland.
II. j. Conibear, who was SO ser
iously injured by the forks of his
wheel breaking while coming down
hill from the Union mill about two
weeks ago, was able to be out yester-
day for the first time since the acci-
dent.
Miss Addie Rees left yesterday
for Colorado Springs where she will
visit the public schools. On her re-
turn she will also visit the public
schools at Pueblo. She will be alb
sent about week, the school board
having granted her vacation tor that
length Of time.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17
Low Rates to Chicago.

One fare plus So for round trip
via Union Pacific Nov. Both to Dec.
for international Live Stock Exposi-
tion. Special attention will be given
to range cattle and a large attendance
of Western Stockmen is assured. See
your local agent or address Z. r.
Griffin, Gen'l Agent, Denver. G5-66
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

If you are in need of new suit of
clothes yon will do well to read the
change in Mcconnell g. MacDaniels ad
ON the first page of this paper.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist
church will meet Thursday 2 p. III
at the home of 7. E. Spencer, instead
of ON Tuesday afternoon.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

Big cash discount given to make
room for Christmas goods, at Car
mody's. 52tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

A big assortment of fresh home
made candies st Hoffman Bros. 63tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17

Hoffman Bros homemade candies
are the best. Try them. 63tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-17
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local News.

For economy buy Rockvale coal for
sale by A. F. Meyers. 66tt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
z Prus P'olskich.
Dina ! listopad;a'

CHoJNICE. Dnla ! llissttop'a ''t'
1899, r zgubili urzelnicy pocxtowi
" sepolnie woreczek 2 11s,am''
znajdowa} sly " MIN take last :
p%ien,edzmi razem $40 marek. "o-
reczek ten znalezli palwierzyk
PeIk,wski i cygarnlk Wolf Lech 2
sepolua, picniedzml .podziel'li SIG.
" kr5tce jednakze poczta dowle'
dz,a}a sic, kto pieniadze znalai.
wezwa}a poIicye do pom"cy Ola
przepro wadzenla s|edztwa, Od
Polkowskiego, kt6rego sad skazaf
ma POI roku wiezienia dosta3a
poczta 100 NJ. z powr"tem. Wolf
Lech zbieg}, pochwycono 90 "
Lipsku dnia 2 XIV lzba karna ska
za}a 90 "a sprzeniewierzenie ma
p61tora roku wlezienia.
BRUDNICA. W1oscianin
Brzez: nski z Zajaczkowa, W powle
Gle %lubawskim. zwany take
Brzuska, zwaryowa} i biega} W
miescie szalony pc ulicach. w
koncu rozebra{ sic do naga wsr6d
wrzasku publicznosci biega} cd
ulicy do ulicY. a re byf silny
przeto ME zdo}ano 20 zaraz ujac,
.Kosztowalo policyant6w miejsco~
wych DUO wysi}ku, Emusic wa
ryata do obleczenia sic ipojscia III
policya.
- . 4 &.. = -
GDANSK, Pochwycono tn.
rzezimieszkdw Lorbieckiego
Kwlatkowskiego. Kradli oni ",
Poznanskiem l Prusach krdlew
skich pc licznych jarmarkach i Cd
pustach. Kras6 chcieli dop6ty
dop6ki by ME mieli ma zalozeni'
: fabryki cygar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
CHEZ MA. Kowal Rogalsk

CHEZ MA. Kowal Rogalsk'
posprzecza} sis W piwlarni z kllk"
gostmi. ~sprzeczka zmienila sie
wkr6tce W k}6tnia, a re o
mie6 teraz sic nie chciano, przeto
uzyto jake argumentu piesci Silny.
kowal wodzl} rel Teraz sic pogo
dzono, lecz pozornie tylko, jak to
zaraz zobaczym. Wieksza ozesc
gosci o~pu6ci}a pred Rogalskim
p~iwiarnie. Gdy on wyszed}, stree
lii ktos do niego z arewolweru "
glove. sprawcy ME wysledzono
dotychczas.
*M RZEWO.- w doiu so.
Kwletpia umar} s. p. ks. J6zes
G6lnik h%onorowy kanon,k radzcs
duchowny proboszcz W s~warzewie,
kap}an jubilat.
., Sol ~ ~
GDANSK.. Pred sadem lave
niczym toczy} sig " sobote pro.
ces przeciwko robotniczce Helene
Kobiele z Kleszezewa, oskarzonej
o kradziez kartofli. Ponie~az ska
rzona osv.aao7yfa u ME wsada j.
zykiem niemiecklm, przyw"3an".
tlumacza. Rzadzca Zoch z Klesz
czewa, zapozwany ma swladka
twlerdzii %natomiast, ii kobieta mo
wi.po .niem,ecku i Ola tego "a
stepca prokuratoryi stawi} wntosek
Q dnl aresztu ola oskarzonej Sat
atoil wuiosek odtzuclt, uauawszy,
EN4tEAA.IE #E4 / t>IEH4EGNIE4 F#+&#aE- N@MbSN@NF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

ry1i6 5tego, prsYszedlll nawet nafpro
bostwo ! zelzy} tam swego dusz-s
pasterza. Sprawl dostala sic pred
sad. By}y try terminy. Zawezwa
no DUO swiadkdw, mledzy innnyymnai
OLGA naszego =. proboszczsa p
Ignaoego Morawskleggo, P. nauczy
ciela Paikowskiego, p. Ignacego
.korcza, czlonka dozora kosciel-
nego i rendanta, j jake rzeczoznaw-
&c wielebn Z. prob. Swldzln-
skiego z Nietrzanowa. Prokurator
wni6s1 Q 90 marek resp. Is dnl
Sad }awniczy pc d}uglej
znlzy} te kare ma 8" ma
rzk resp. IL wiezien1a. na}ozyw"
szy oskarzonemu wszystkie koszta
procesu.
WRZESNIA. W polskich
Prusach wybuch} ogien " gospo-
darstwie Tabaki: Spaliiy sic sto-
do}a sta]nla. = Trzeci battalion
46 pu}ku plechoty przybedzie III 2
dnia 81 60 maja.
ZNIN. Pred niedawnym CA
sem zachorowa} tutaj obywatel
Graiewski, ktoremu lekarz zapi-
sal lekarstwo wewnetrzue. " tym
samym czasie przysposobiono "
apiece lekarstwo do n~acierania-
ola wdowy Gajewskiej. Prey Wy
dawaniu lekarstwa uczen aptekar-
ski zrezumiaf lie nszwlsko, wyda{
Grajewskiemu lekarstwo ola Ga
jewskiej, Z kt6rego tenze 8 fyzkis
sto{owe zazy}. lego samego dnia
umar} W okropnych bolesclach, a "
ublegiy poniedzia}ek wykopaoo
go Wynik sekcyi nle via
domy. Ola wla6ciciela aptekl spra,.
va ia nieprzyjemna, gdyz PREY
wydawania lekarstw NE by{o v
p~ryncypa1a, ami pomocnii-
uika, lecz tylko uczeh.
MAKO. Kamienioe "a Is, co.
mrk,, wykupif Kodak, mlstrz rzez:
alcki pan Kwinieckl cd Niemca
Kopitseha. szs.sdd ma s 8oiel !
JANow1Ec Kow.l J6zef
Olszewski Z Tarnowa uratowa} 10
!etuiego syna ~d.ierzawcy probostwa
Tarnowle cd utoniecia. = Pre-.
EOS. rejencyjny bydgoski og}asza
pochwa}e ola O.. i dono
ii, se wyznaczy} mu nagrode pie
GRODZISK. Podczas pozaru
. ~prsysiolku Kobylnikl chcia} POI
Kozlowski uratowad
kilka sstuk nierogaeixny : palacej
,ls stajni. Niestety spadajaca
belka uder1y}a 90 tax SLIME "
te stracif przytomnodt,
ME pomoo sasiada pana
- IS ~ -a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

$46Nf ~ aE4fesl2 - 80
.grseb MI diego kaapltana. ks Jana
Szturmowskiego. Pr6czz ksiezy
miejsco wych j klerykdw ' kursu
praktycznego brali udzial tel ME
kt6rzy ksieza zamlejscowi, mia
ci, ktdrzy ze zmm'ar}yym "a
,zem odwiedzali g~imnazyum bro-
dnlckie. 55S3
~STAROGARD. Pan l'owak'
w1a6clciel ks,egarni za}ozy} tn ME-
.mieckie Towarxystwo kupleckie
do kt6rego nalczY take kilku POI
lak6w.
~STAROGARD. Kolej zelazna
ztad do Czerwinska %zostanie OF
worzona z kwietnia 1908 a do
Skarszew l listopada 1908.
BRODNICA. tn czy MA Tag
biegi, ably wybudowanc kolej ze~
lama ztad do Plocka. = Niekt6rzy
chca bezp}atuie daG grunt pod te
kolej.
KARTUzY. Hotel Engel..
mama nabyf pan Stawlkowskiy BY
" dzierzawca gospody sw. J6zefa
W Gdansku.
o.
SOPOTY. Mieszkahcy tel
miejscowo6ci. wyniesionej do rze~
'iu Mast, czynia zabiegl. ably "a
t,zono gjmnasyum.
z POD. BYTOWA = Tu~
chomiu "a bia{ego dnia skradziono
posiedzicielowi Muchowi z Tago~
ia w6z z~aprzezony W diva konie.
>kradziona furmanke Przytrzyma
no ma szosie prowadzace] do Kos.
.:,erzyny, .natomiast zlodziej zdo}al
sic ulotniG. - Niedswno temu "
Jamie pow. kartuzki, skradziono
oberzyscie Jerczykowi w6z i ko-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Z Poznahskiego.

z NOVEL D&browki pod
Naklem, pisza I'VE wai G. Wy"
dalono 3 robotnlk6w kolejowych,
olax6w, "a to, Ie zbierali 'sklad-:
ki ma dzieci wrzesinskiego, i he.
" ozasie piracy i pc 3 pra-
CO. 20 polsku. Jeden .robotn;k by}'
luz zatradniony okoto 8 lat, drugi
4 a trzeci 8 lata PREY k',lei; dw6ch
z mich jest zonatych. Naxwlska ich
So: ian kasa, Kazimierz Kwiat-
kowski i Melewski. Denuncyowa}
lch Niemiec.