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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
Why Girls are Heartless.

l Personally. I don't think girls have any hearts nowadays. l don't say ihs
 dn reproach. for I am well aware that the girls can't help it. They have to dis pense with their hearts in order to keep up with the times: if they didn't, they would he lost. If there is any one thing which is in girls way m society. u ss a heart Wise mothers instruct their daughters in the art of eliminating or
 toncealinS theirs as early in life as pos sible. A girl very soon finds out for her self that ii is only the idiots who have feelings. If they don't realize that for themselves, the married women will help them too. Of course a married woman ta much more desirable companion for as young girl than another girl The vounG rsatron can give jolly little dinners little theA1er parties and suppcrs. She
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

would look too dumpy for words. But then it is time the tall girl had some thing designed especially for her. Tor the petite damscl has had things her way for long time now.
 There k evidently a mania in this town for naming articles of dress after plays Here is the latest--the Dolly Warden ro- sette If you are not coquette, don ! wear it. for it is only fetching on that cf the corner of her eye I mean. The Jooly Warden Jrosette then consists stmp- ay of huge rosette of accordeon piait- ed changeable lousine ribbon with cen fer composed of rose of ribbon. It IS fntende.i to be worn right over the heart .-or the place where q girls heart IS sup hposed to be.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
Tiny Flowers the Rage.

There is no doubt of it. tiny flowers are the rage. They appear on hats, also. to the excluaion of large blossoms. I sup nose the Louis KY. and the Louis XVI.
 and the Du Barry plays are responsible for this To the last. by the way. IS
 sshargeable a new evening coat which promises to be all the rage. Ii is made Rof heavy black silk or brocade and lined with white satin and chiffon. It is col 1arless. contrary to the usual evening style. and the neck is shaped out into a slight both back and front. Now comes the peculiar part--tile huae double ruffle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
s Eee:=..s.=s 5. 2. E. z zsssE{Sets=<4=4. <s4s

from Macon, but the business was so heavy that they were forced to run two sections. the, frs: getting here al l2:So and the second at o'clock this morning. leaving for New Orleans al i2:% and ':l5 this morning. Thes" two last trains 2" to Dallas over the Toxas and Pacific from New Orleans
 This morning tho biggest rush of the week is expected. the l.. & x. sending out a special at 12 o'clock noon and the NJ, & o. at II 30 this morning Tho NJ. X c. will have another special out at S:O to- night and the I. & N. will probably have several extra sections of their trains south this morning and tonight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

tiV afidh pa '
 which takes the place of 10 :
 sleeves and cape.
 Ii Is meant t.
 droop a little of the shoulders and Is trimmed with a rich edge of heavy white lace and a broad band of black satin tucking. T h s hand also borders the V slla ped neck and | h c fronts. where il is partly hidden hy q fall of chan siliy. Of courss only 4 tall girl can wear this: a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

Waists of black gauge mousseline have suiiares of ecru lace set In edged bv fancy stitching of gold or silver threads. These arc mounted on white satin lining, which glstcns through tn" spaces in the lace. The same idea is car ricd out in white waists with insertions of black chantillv lace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

not wear il goes About with a boi taii air truly pitt lful. Speaking of hars. the mlit' ,iers say they will he simply ruined f the dry goods stores go on sell ing rcady-mad" trim m i n 2 g as sncy are now do ing. Formerly thu .imning sof a hat was a. mys- riDus art only 0 bc practic sd with fear and
 ius. d n d lte woman who
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
Temperance of the Wrong Sort.

Washington Post.
 Senator Kittredge of South Dakota tells a story about Il reception which he at tended which Is especially appreciated by some of the cliff -dwellers," as the Sen ators who have their offices in the sub tcrraneap part of the Capitol are called.
 One of tn" guests at the reception was q young man from the West. who WAS asked to take glass of wine.
 'I never drink wine." he said.
 Never drink wine?" said the host in surprise.
 No said tho young man.
 So that l ranuot induce you [" loin me?" persis, sd tho host,
 No" va tho reply ''T don't touch wine. hut if , ou can md me q little plain old rye whiskel | think l could hH per suaded to fake T drink.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

always ha-s q crowd of men tto'tdd her, she
 s foxy md can givo the. unso- ,llisticated girl points. The only trouble is she
 doesn't want the
 nsoiihistica t c q
 girl around. She
 Na1ts the veter-
 sn, the girl who Is.s hdu h t T
 art sma shed trodden 0 Il in : Q n Q r q l d II Il turned " r 0 n z side oGt d score
 ot times SD that
 it has become d r11nst lhAfhariiLp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
PREsBYTERIANS END
 REVISION OF CREED
Committee Completes Its Work and
 Agrees Upon Report.

Washington Sperldl.
 The work of revising the Presbyterian creed NsS completed today by the com n,ltete appointed hy the general assembly, for that purpose The clauses containing oaths and the pope of Rome are to be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
The Clothes Most Needed
 For Spring and Summer {!

Every has been diligently gone effort to make tomorrow day exceptional buying opportunities for vou here you'll find the most seaonab as stylish admirable of women and chd clothes will ony compel admiration in point of fashionable pene which the making fail mend itself especially when you consider the consistent prices every everything isn't mentioned here that's good and desirable why you'll itu you how suggestive of everything fashionable and foable complete assortment IS. .1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
THE MODES OF x
 .ss COMING SUMMER
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make the fourth at our little theater par ty tomorrow night. The girl have been going around with is such an idiot that she actually thinks what the men say to her Is true and falls in love. Fancy how uninteresting.'
 Poor little girl! Of course falling In love isn't interesting except to those who are in it But, then, well 1 remember .nyself-oh. dear. what am l beginning to say? Back to fashions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

Never mind warming the coffee. madam said McCreary. I prefer it cold. Next morning at breakfast the good lady handed him cup of sickG looking liquid, saving, Governor YOU seemed to enjoy the cold coffee SO much l saved some for your breakfast "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

4e ugh. serviccable article That 2irl is safe to take around. l might wei! tell you I am one Of them, and to prove my story I will repeat what my gay friend Mrs. Van AnstTutner said to me tho
 other day: My dear for heavens sake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

.sIostah'' asked Mrs. t'huSwater, what is
 q bucket shop . .., Its A place. suppOsc replied MT. mug
 water looking inraticntle un from his ne"
 paper -,Nherc thev empty the Maio' ou' '' stocks Chicago Tribun".
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

little Year old Waahiugtontan, who ts already wrestling with the nfrcactt'S of in" English granl:nar. turing rcc"nt r'cuafioh was asked b. his teacher: Ha"lcy can Fm. give the principal parts of tho verb to die
 e.'Oh yes <" aid He wley. his face lighted with sober intelligence. present die: past hesd; perfect pa"tlclple. huriel. Current l.itSta-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
Another Cryptogram.

FHIIdUFIpTIIa fttCUTU.
 new participant in the Bacon Shakes peare controversy now raging in the Eng fish papers has discovered that the real author of the plays attributed to the Bard of Avon was Bernard Shaw. He proves his theory by pointing to the fourth letter from the end of the titles of elnven of Shakesparc'c plays, thus:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

Pcrcale Waists, solid colors and stripes, blue, pink and black and white, worth 65c at BOG. :
 Black and white striped madras waists, well made and perfect fitting, worth i7 75 cents soc.
 Black and white and white lawn waists, trimmed with tucks and inserting, open back or front SI.5o.
 Muslin Corset Cover, lace or embroidery trim med, worth SIPS at oSc.
 Colored Wash Under Skirts in lawn and gine- ham, all colors and black, DOC to S2.25
 Silk gloves, black, white, black with white and white with black, were so and s cents, .3oc.
 Unlined mohair skirt in blue. circular hounce. Black nohair skirt, tucked all over and lined.
 Black or blue cheviot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

skirt, trimmed with n1oire bands, all at one price $.3.75.
 Soft nainsook gown, low neck, short sleeves, Soc and oSc.
 Children's muslin draw CTS, slightly soiled, were 25 cents, sizes to 7 at r5c Ladies muslin gowns, tucking and embroidery, yoke embroidery sleeves, were SIPS, oSc.
 Muslin Drawers trimf1l- ed with wide lace edge and inserting, were SI.a5, oSe.
 Black mercerized sateen skirts. accordeon plaited flounce, were SIPS. oSc.
 New thing in voille and etamine skirts, silk drop skirts, $r,.oo to SzI.
 Ladies and children $ parasols in plain and fancy effects; all economically priced
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
----- Wool Yelling is Modisn.

don't suppose those of you who have crepe de chtne gowns will thank me when I tell you that wool yelling Is much more stylish. It is, thoIgh. This yelling comes In all, the pale shades-pearl. rose. pale bl,:e-and It is So thin. soft and transt,ar. ent that 1t reminds one of coowebs. Make it up in q fluffy fashion over highly lust rous silk. and you have gown which Is a dream Have ths sleeves 50 that you can wea, them either elbow or full length It is sfsief than it sounds. You have the sleeve proper each q littie De. low the elbow; then you add pun or sheer null or net which IS gathered at inc wrist into q narrow band. When vo,i want aa etbor sleeve, yo't simply unlock the band. push your puff ip ana fasten il at the elbow with d couple Of nins It gives the effect at ;, soft elbow frill Elbow sleeves are going 10 De worn a great deal this summer. and l think q wunl1a is fo 1iiah nHt to haze her dress made so as to allow for this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

If honi1acL. Oerc houduets the ntVo llN"s vILh deRere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
=. OUR TRIMMED:
 HATS

have become the rage amongst the smart Set of Montgomery. The demand for tlrem~ has even gone beyond ex- pectations. lifts due to a certain know how or knack in their se-- lection, the great num- Der of them, that's worn and the many times we've been forced to recorder, has. certainly proved that we've caught on--and its so easy for you to. be provided, nothing to do but; to put 7 it on-wear it-that's all
 no changes no sug-
 gestions, no delays.
 They're ready all the time-and most gen. erously priced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
The Droopine Bow.

The dropping bow al the back of the hat has come to stay. and the woman VITO has the courage nf her convic-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

Bring up a boy the way he should go and away he will go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

Nothing else should he expected Of girl during that period of life which she spends looking for an affinity.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
MIN sasiedz, przybyh nara
tunek iogien ugasili. Odwie-
ziono oboe do szp'tala.
b

P1TTSBURG, Pa. o..
Okropny wypadek spotkal
familie Skierkowskjch, "a
mieszkaia W domu pod nr.
2414 Forbes str. W Plttsbur-
ga. Wieczorem cztsroletni
synek Skierkowskich bawil
sic ma ulcy pred kosc'o}em
Sw. Agnieszki. Naraz matka
.spustrzeg4a z przerazen en-, Re
lna ms1ego jej Boles'a psdzi
tramwaj elektryczny Przera-
iona skoczyfa dziecku ma RAJ
tunek j schwycila go W swoie
.objecia, by go usunat =
pred wagonu lecz juz by}3
"a p6zno DO oboe n'esz-
czesl'wi: i ona i dziecko doc
stall sic pod ke.4a tramwaju!
Motorman pomimo najwiek-
szego wysilku ME zdolal ga
trzymae Wagon, dopiero az
gdy matka i dziecko zoajdo-
wall sic pod k,}am'! OBOE
dostali sic tax snieszcaesliwie
pomiedzy kola, &c mimo wy
s.}k6w wielu ludzi kt6rzy. S e
zbiegli ma ratunek przez
d}uzszy czas ME podobno ich
by}o 2 pod wagonu wydostat.
N e tylko kobiety, ale nawet
mezczyznl patrzac ma meki
n'eszczesliwych p} kali
g}osno i zslewali sic lam, -
ME mogac ,ch ratowac! Doe
|pero gdy przybyt woz RAJ
tunkowy podniesiono wag, n
szrubami lewarem dobyto
nj szczesliwych. !Gdy ich na-
reszcie wydobyto trzekonaoo
sic. re ms}y Boles iuz ME
lyle, a matka jest bardzo
niebezpieznie pokalec,ona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
DETROIT, Mich - G.

Mich c..
Lewaadowski, rrzyszed}s1y
do swego domu bardzo roz-
drazn'ony. zda1} re .swej zony
wszelkie ubranie i noca wy
rzucil ia "a drzwi, grozac, re
jezeli wroc', to "a zabije.
Aresztowano go i zasadzono
"a zak!6cenie spokoiu ma "a
p}acen:e 100 dol. lub 6 ME
siecy do domu poprawy. 10
ma jego obavia sic zyc z
MIN teraz, by ME wykonaf
pogrozk..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

VS.. =
Festyn i Wjanki urzadzooe
ma fundusz budowy pomnika
Ola Kcse;uszki uds4y Sc wy
bornie Park Kosc;uszk' "a
rod SIC Cd t}um6w Polakow.
I t}ums ten naplywa} az do
p6znej nocy, przePe1aiajec
barry, k,Ia SC escia. karuzcle,
oblegajac p~rzygrywajace or
kiestry, spacerujac swobod
ME i weso}, po pieknych
alejach ogrodu. y pochodzie
|opr6cz muzyki wzieli udzia}
dielnie wyeladajacy Ufa, i,
Rycer1e : po4udniowej stro-
ny i Sokoli. w parku przez
ca}y czas trwania zabawy
przygrywa1y try orklestry.
Zapowisdziane ma 9 eodzine
.oonie sztnczne i wianki Scia-
gne'y wszystkich mad brzeg
ma1ego stawku: Pieknie ilumi~
nowany dokola przez komisye
parko~a staw tworzy} przy
pisknym pogodnym wi=czo-
re iscie czarodzielski Widok.
Tysiace ludzi otoczy1o re
wszystkich stron staw, czeka-
jac "a rozpoczecie ogni ]
Miiankow unkt tet . otej
wjechaaa nastaw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
" stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe Goniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a u n k /.
Prenumerata wynosi. rocznie

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
s do}u, k%on,ecznie musza Pfaclc
900 pa jeden rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli p}a-
cacych naprz6d, roczna op{ate
sniiyli6my ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam trzech no
Tych abonent6w i przesle Cd
sxazdego c%a1oroczny abonament 2
CORY, temu, przez ca}y rok gazette
ala niego samego przese{ac bedz'e~
my bezp}atnh
Kto odbierze 2 -:zty trzy gazety'
,wazany:n. jest "a abonenta i odpo,
Eiedz1alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powin1en ne
.ycnmiast poda6 wydawcy W1ARTsA
w5j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
oam6wis gazety "a posreanicvwen'
listowego lub innego urzednlk"
pocztowego, W1ARus posetany be.
die dalej. Skoro kto ~zaprzestanle
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpiorw
.ap}atic, jezeli co "a rig r'aten.
P;;eniqdse "a ola W1ARUsA o.
ely przesela6 przez Pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order. Mona
tel p~rzese}at abonamentw dolaracb
pspierowych, przes Postal note,
albo q jednocentowych lub dwucen
towycA raasszkach pocztowych, lecz
iezeli abo*lament, " taxi sposdh
prxes}any, " drodze przepadnie (ce
sic " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca W1AEUsA ME
b;e,ze "a to ma siehie odpowiedzial
uokci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie reglstrowac, DO wtenczas
urzsd pocztowy bierze ma siebie od.
cowiedzialnosG, re wrazz zawartos.
oia dojda Ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy !oraz przese{kl pie
niezne do'W1ARusA adrescwaG:
I'll. Derdo,Dsh
$50 +. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

POINT, Wis.
-. Przesluchy " spraw'e
lana Kanieskiegc, obwinio-
nego Q zgwa'cenie 1Isto let
mel Franciszki Wensirrskiej,
odbyly sic W sadie Murata
W zeszla srode. Przesluchano
k'lku tylko swiadk6w. mlar
nowicie: Pokrzywdzona dziew.
czyne, pan'a G.. Peck, J6zefa
Peck, pan'a Franciszke Are
basz. Jana Kowalsk'ego,
Aug. Arbasz, M. Van Hec-
Ike, Hattie Anschutz. policy
anita Boyara, ]. D. Brewste-
"a ojca dziewczyny Jak6ba
Wensierskiego. Sedzia spra-
we przekazal do sadu okre-
gowego, a obwinionego, sta
VIII pod kaucye W sumie
81. 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
Notatki 2 Chicago.

Dz1ENN1K NARoDowY, kt6ry
cd a za}ozenia bezustannie
zmienia redaktor6w doczekat sic "a
pewne sta}ego redaktora, ktory
obia1 krzes1o redaktorskie W ponie-
dzialek, jake z rzedu dziesiaty re-
daktor. - Redaktorami Dz1ExN1KA
NARoDowEGo byli po kolei jak
nastepuie: NJ. Sadowski, Z.
Zfotnicki, F. %Jab}ohski, J. Chrza-
nowski, A. Kowalski, r. Szczer-
bowski, Antonowicz, a. Midowicz,
iszydlowski.
Zeszlej niedzieli odbyl sic pix
NIX " ogrodzle hunza na fzecz Dl-
blioteki z. n. P. "a .staraniem DR..
Kuaewskiego prezesa, Rokosza j
pana Pijanowskiego, udaI sic po-
mimo niepogody bardzo dobrze j
pokainy doch6d wplynie do fundu-
szu biblioteki. Ma pikniku pew
na PAM 2. spnedajjaaca zbyt natar-.
czywiie klapki, uczula siee nadzwyezaj
obraaone lelcew.zaecem petraktossar
MEM Sc. pr1ez panasprezesa zapew-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

:pierWsza tratwa ch6rem. "a
MA pospi-szyla wi1ksza ma
.ktorej przedstawiano 1--WE
.obrazy. Puszczono sztuczne
osnie. S>koda wielka. &c O.
s~ietlenie sobraz6w bylo KEEP.
skis, ! y zdarzylo sic tax, ze
gdy obraz BY got6w to sNia-
ia brakowalo, = gdy by}o
suiatto to obraz by1 niegoto.
wy. Pred obrazami puszczono
ma staw kilka iankow z za-
palonemi s~iecami, ktorych
zdobycie nietrudnem by1o ola
|jadacych }odziami tego,
re z braku wiatru wianki sta
y ma jednem N ejscu Sztuczne
ognie upiekszyIy. wszystko
Doch6d 2 zabawy pokazny.
DO OGDEN zebrano pre-
sz}o So. 500. z czego pc
odtraceniu koszt6w ~zostanie
sic iako czysty doch6d fadna
wcale suma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
{Skamfenjaly IA zycIa.

Cross Keys, n. Y. Umarf-
tn niejaki Geo. w. Lewis, LEGACY
lat u, a znany jake ,,kamienny
cz1owiek'. Cd lat 8 lezal on iuz.
bez ruchu ma SVEN lou, prawie.
bez pokarmu j snu kt6rych,
~zdawaloby sic, on wcale ME po-
trzebowal. Choroba jego rozpocze-
Ia sic cd twardnienia palc6w, kt6
re zupelnie zesztywnialy, stracify
czucie, przybra}y kolor marmuru i
sta}y sic zupelnie bezkrwistymi,
tax re skaleczenie nigdy uplywu
krwi ME powodowalo. Powoli
posuwa4o sic to divine kamienienie
co q to dalej, skamlenlafy ramlo-
ma, nogi, sk6ra zeschla, a cia1o by
10 zupelnie bale j bezkrwiste, a
wszystkie cz1onki ciala sztywne.
?rzez dziewie6 lat meczyl sic niesz-
czcze6liwy, . byf zagadka ola:
najslawniejszych lekarzy, kt6rzy
przedewszystkiem ME mogi pojaG,
i III tax d4ugo prawie bez snu j
pokarmu. Umysf jego. jednak byl
Y stanie dose nornalLnym ia.
wiele SczyytyyWaalf choe jezyk mnA
jjuz skamienial ! mowic zaprzestal.
Litodciwa dmierd uvolnila 50 Cd
dals1ych cierpiei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
NASl A'GENC!

Upowaznieni SO do koiektowa.
MA abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
,acy nasi agenci ~m;elsoowi:
BAY CITY, Mich. Alexande,
Niedzielski Cor. II & Van Buren,
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsk'
7l2 s. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. Franciazek
Lubowlecki.
CHICAGO, Ill. ~ Stefan Hewell
COLUMBUS, Nebr. - Wiktor
Iarasihski.
@HOFA PARK, Wis,
NJ. ]. Kosmicki.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. w. &.
S~xer,borski ~ William Str.
NANTlUOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabiohski
oak HIl-st. Pogorselski
PrxRLAKlE WIS. Adam
Basantbsnsk ssi 81 '8s
Nebn snsl letyd 4!
WlLN0Mina. ~. Grsehowsk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

krwawychT nburzeh Srods ego
sierpnia wi ii t,zoie Poniedzy po-
licya 4 g6rnikami zostala stoczonaa
.regularna bitga, 4 salwy broni re
cazslnn'ejj sypaly GIG, jak gdyby dwie
armie. staly naprzeciw siebie. SEE
sciu policyantdw zostalo rannych,
dw6ch poleglo. Kilkudzlesieciu
g6rnik6W take zostalo rannych
lecz liczby dok}adnie ME wiadomo,
poniewaz ludnosc rannych sWoich
sprz2tala. Przyby} tel ma pomoc
policyi szeryf z Pottswille, p. Bed
dali z ,kilkunastu zbroinymi asysten-
tami, ale garstka ia ludzi jak }upi-
ma orzecha " morzu znikfa " Kill
kutysiecznym tlumie rozjuszonych
g6rnik6w. Dwaj pomocnicy szeryfa,
brat jego brataniec, Jdzef Beddal,
zostali przez tlum zabici piesciamli
i obcasami. - Wobec tego szeryf
telegraficznie prosil gubernatora Q
ponce wojskowa.
Q p6lnocy wydal g%ubernator
rozkaz zmobilizowania sgoi 1890
pieszego pulku gwardyi narodoweji
eskadrony kawaleryi.
Najzacietsze walk toczyly sic
okolo stacyi kolejowej, kt6ra byla
oblezona przez 5000 g6rnikdw.
SIDNEY, n. S. W-Straszny
wybuch gaz6w " kopalni wegla W
Mount Kembla, kofo Wallangong
zasypal dostep do kopalni izzaggrze-
bal zywcem 275 g6rnikdw. 2 mad
zwyczajna energia wzieli SIG wszy-
soy do. ratunku... Biedny i boga-
ty, zolnierz, kupiec ksiadz
wzieli "a kilofy i lopaty praco-
wall bez wytchnienia dzieh noe,
byle nieszczesnym niesc ratunek,
jesli ME zap6zno. Pc "a godzinnej
piracy pelnej wzruszeh trudnosci,
przekopano jedno zasypane PREF
scie. Wielka by}a radosf druzyny
rutunkowej gdy wydoby}a l49 lu-
dzi zywych jeszcze, chot brakiem
powietrza osEabionych. Pozosta}ych
1877 pablo ofaraa- trujacych ggazdw,
kt6re sierra sic W kopalniach Pc
wybuchu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

- odsjd ~, ri oc,bota u g mi VI.
dc j zalotns
Diva tygoduie temu IONA oby-
watela s. Hewel1 urodzila tegiego
chlopaka. Syn imatka sazdrowi-
obywatel Hewel v tych dniacb,
wyjezdza do Milwaukee.
Wydawca KuRYERA sw1arEacz-
sEGo =. Zlotnicki zlohony chorobaa,
przychodzi do zdrowia, kompania
3, Chicago American" kt6rej w6z
przejechal pana 2. dajemu 5000
odszkodowania. Adwokatem pana
2. jest many adwokat pan Czarnec-
H, podobno ,wiele wiecej bedzie
musiala Kompania zaplacic.- oby.
w tych dniach powraca do
Chicago pan Z. szopihski, ktdry
ma przynieSc wiadomosc 0 pomniku
Kosciuszki, POGO gl6wnie do Euro
py pojecha} pred paru miesiacami.
U mas " Chicago sprawy take
jak: ,,Pomnik Kosciuszki." Sprawl
z. N. P. z Wleklinskim, Akcye
,Dziennika Narodowego'', iowa
rzystwo Ubezpieczen Pufaskiego
t. p, wyrobily zanik poczucia uczci-
wo6ci, mic wiec dziwnego, re i pan
Dyniewicz zakpif sobie re swoich
czytelnik6w i ich pieniadze zamiast
ma Wrze6nie, obr6cif ma swoja szk64-
ke tymczasowo. - Herburt..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
sENsACYJNE R I
sTWO.

.F E -
W Budapeszcie pope1niono sen.
sacyjne morderstwo ma jubilerze
Erdey, kt6rego zw}oki znalezlono
wiecsorem " bramie jednego z do
NOV. Stwierdzono, re mordu doko-
nala kobieta. JuDiler odwiedzif 10
ne s%tolarza, Estere Petro, celem
odebrania nalezyto6ci "a koron.
Przysz}o do kl6tDi, poczem kobleta
zadaia Erdeyowi clos W giowei
zadus,}a Co., omdla}ego obrabo,
wafa z kosztownosci 80 kor. go
t6wki. Nastepnie pokraja1a zwlokii
zaszywszy W worek. %pod:zuc,4a pod
brame pobliskiego domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

.'E-.
TOLEDO, o. = Z domu
ubog'ch wypedzono w. Ma.
tuszewskiego, So letn'ego
starca, "a to. ii przywlaszczy]
sob e rome rzeczy. nalezace
do zak|adu i schowa} je do
kufra swego. Zarzadca domu
oswiadcza teraz, re prawdo-
podobnie bedzie musiai star
ca przyjac napowr6t gdyz
krewni lego ME So wstanie
sic MIN zaopi"kowat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

PODCZAS BURY W Troy
ILL.,, rozpek1a sic ziemia i powsta}y
dwie szpary W ksztalcie krzyza. Je-
dino ramie ma 20, drugie 40 stop
szpary SO szerokie s cali. Zapu-
szczano przez ME ciezary ma sznur-
ku $50 stop dlugim, lecz ME donna
cano sic dina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

ST. PAUL, MINI. - Arcy
biskup Ireland ma kazaniu " ME
dziele zalecif katohkom zachowac
roztropnosG W niebacznem krytyko-
waniu rzadu amerykahskiego W
kwestyi religijnej, tyczacej sic
wysp Filipinskich. Utrzymuje on,
re katolicy do tel pory ME lnieli
zadnego powodu do narzekan. a
pomimo to, tn i owdzie sfychac by
10 glossy niezadowolenia. Utyski-
wanna take byly bezpodstawne.
Dygnitarze koscielni przedstawi-
ciele duchowienstwa naswyspach So
zadowoleni re stosunk6w panuia
cych. Wszelkiepierwotne oskarzenia
okazaly sic przesadnemi j niemaja-
cemi podstawy. Katolicy eaten po-
winni byd v swyoh wynurzeniach
rozvazni, ably b potrzebnym =
larmem ME wywolad uprzedzen.
Pa Mia,
sto Shenandoah bylo widowni4