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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-04

Senator Rutillus Alden, Winthrop,
DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell. Augusta. and II.
+. Mayo. Fairfield. a committee of the
Maine Dairymen's Association. met
yesterday at the Office Of the secretary
Of agriculture. and conferred with
Commissioner Gilman in regard to the
forthcoming meeting of the association,
soon TO be held in Waterville.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12
Actual Merit is What Tells.

r. B. Bird, of Winfield, Kan.
writes: "DeBell's Kidney Pills are
ST llers: I sell four dozen of them
to one dozen of all other kidney
pills I handle put together. They
give wonderful satisfaction TO ali
my customers" Sold and warrant.
ed by D. A. Henderson,.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12
Lich,y's Celery Nerve Compound.

For all nervous diseases, neuralgia,
rheumatism, nervous debility, par
alysis, biliousness, dyspepsia, cos
tiveness, piles, liver complaint, kid.
ney troubles and female complaints.
1t goes to tie seat of the disease
and cures thoroughly and speedily.
Sold by G. w. Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair Wheel
ing, ". Va, September 9Th to 18th.
QoIk;,,o.o .nJ 0h;o Daiipoad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroi

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Only One Fare for the round
trip plus so cents for admission
(25 cents for children) from Sis
tersville for all regular trains of
Sept. 9Th to 18th, inclusive, tickets
limited for return until Sept. 18th.
Call on Agent, Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. for full particulars. sep II
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12
Krause,s Headache Capsules

are unlike anything prepared In
America. They were first pre-
scribed by DR.. Krause. Germany's
famous court physician, long before
antipyrine was discovered, and are
almost marvellous, so speedily do
they cure the most distressing
cases. Price csc. Sold by c. W.
Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12

Brother Against Brother" at the
Auditorium tonight.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12
Mystery of the Carnival.

Lola Cotton Is the name of this
little maid of mystery and presents
the most interesting and mystify-
Ing performance of the carnival.
Everyone should see this little
prodigy. Will be In the Jones
building, near City Hall, carnival
week. 12tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12

Help the FIRE boys out by decora-
ting. - 1890.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12

Charles Carter, the Diamond
street colored barber, has secured
an up to date Female Minstrel
Troupe and will give an entertain
ment in the rear of his tonsorial
parlor each evening during carnival
week. Doors will open at 10 and
close at II o'clock. There will be
change Of program every 80 min.
utes. Don't fail to see this unilue
and novel show. Admission only
10 cents. 1t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24

separate herself from the court and
''all its wretchedneSS" and discussed
with them the imposSibility of longer
enduring the artificial etiquette of the
court and the forced companionship
of 4 man who was loathsome to her"
What she complained of in the prince
was his inHmperance. his alleged in
fidelity and. AZ her partisans affirm. his
cruelty of disposition. They affirm that
he has had for years undue friendship
with an actress named Baste. and it
is reported that at Il review of troops
at Criminal two years ago the prince
fell from his horse. intoxicated, in
front of his regiment.
OuarreIed with Her Mother and Father.
The crown princess davs at SalZ-
burg were spent in controversy with
her father and mother. who did not
excuse her for moment in her mad
desire TO leave her position and fam
lily. Her brother. Archduke Leopold
Ferdinand. took his sisters part. The
circumstances of the princess flight
are still obscure here and no reliable
news is available The only fact that
seems clear is that the king and crown
prince know where she is and are in
communication with her. but it is
learned that she is absolutely intract-
able.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
BABY FARM MYSTERY
Why Did the Babies Die That
Were Adopted by CHI
cago Woman?
SHE DID NOT ADOPT FOR PROFIT
But to Keep Her Husband at Home.
and Nine Die of Starvation,
So the Charge Runs.

Chicago. Dec. PA nameless baby
girl, who once spent a few weeks of
anguish in the world. may be of very
little Importance amid the rush and
roar and struggles of Chicago, but up
in the criminal court building there are
twelve men who are about to listen
solemnly to the story of this baby's
life. The nameleSs infant died of
starvation. The tiny, emaciated body
so wasted that it weighed no more
than a doll-was buried in Calvary
cemetery. where at least seven other
nameless babies had preceded it-from
the home of Mrs. Nellie Campbell.
Was Not Farming for Pay.
Mrs. Campbell, whose baby farm"
at 621 Grand avenue posed in the light
of nOtoriety last July. was placed on
trial yesterday in Judge Chetlain's
court for manSlaughter. With PrOsecu-
tor Fake TO push the case. Mrs. Camp
bells baby farm was quite unlike 9th
er baby farms in many particulars,
and her story is so strangeand puzzling
that the trial is expected to he I'M
usual in interest. Mrs. Campbell did
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24

not adopt babies for pay. She took
them, she says, because she couldn't
keep her husband at home in any 9th
er way. But whatever her motive was,
she adopted baby after baby, even buy
ing them for money. And baby after
baby died.
Mrs. Hall" as Good Any.
The story of the last baby begins
early last July, when it made its ad-
vent at the home of Mrs Mary Diet
rich, who has a lying-in home at 695
Wells street. The baby's mother was
a young woman who came to the place
nameless, like the baby. When pressed
for her name. she replied that Mrs.
Hail. would do as we'll as anything.
and that st. Louis might be set down
as her home although it wasn't. Mrs.
Hall'' was possessed of all the marks
of refinement and wealth, and as she
had plenty of money with which to
pay her bills. Mrs. Dietrich, who is not
over particular in asking questions,
was quite satisfied.
Matter of Lack of Nourishment.
When the baby was two weeks old
Mrs. Hall eyinced impatience to get
away, but she didn't want to take the
child. So the obliging Mrs. Dietrich
advertised: "A Baby for Adoption"
The next day Mrs. Nellie Campbell ap-
peared, and in her arms the nameless
young mother laid the nameless in
FAINT, kissed 1T goodbye, with a few
tears, and Mrs. Campbell went away.
How the baby suffered for nourish-
ment will be the chief theme of the
witnesses. and, incidentally, will come
out something of the stories of the
eight other nameless babies that Mrs.
Campbell secured and cared for = or
failed to care for-at various times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
PRINCESS IS LOCATED
Runaway Wife of the Saxon Heir
Is at Geneva with Her
Brother.
ALSO PRESENT Is MONSIEUR GIRON
the Case-Why Louise Left
Home.

Geneva, Switzerland, Dec 24.-The
crown princess of SaXOny is here un-
der the name of Fraulein Won Oben.
Her brother, hrchduke Leopold Ferdin-
and, and Professor Giron are at the
same hotel. The archduke has as
sumed the name of De Buriano. The
party intends to spend Christmas here.
Dresden, SaXony, Dec. "a. - King
George ami Crown Prince Frederick
know where the Crown Princess Louise
has sought refuge, but they have de-
cided to accept the estrangement of the
princess and her husband as irrepara-
bic. They have informed the cabinet
of the circumstances of the princess
flight, as they see them, and Il decree
of divorce is talked of as a necessary
sequence to the princess resolution to
leave the court forever.
why. She Says, She Hates Him.
In November the princess announced
her determination to her husband afters
one of their frequent violent scenes.
She also cOnfided to two or three of
'-'-- ;n:in;s2te friends her intention to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24

secret correspondence exchanged be-
tween the princess and the French
tutor. whose former relations with her
had created Il scandal resulting in the
tutors expulsion from SaXOny. Besides
disclosing the couples relations the let
tiers revealed another scandal
Another Vienna dispatch says:
"Archduke Leopold Ferdinand intends
to take the name of Leopold Woelfing-
Besides formally renouncing his rank
and dignities as a member of the inn
periaI house the archduke has returned
all his orders and decorations, includ-
ing that of the Golden Fleece, and
has resigned his commission in the
Austrian army. 1t is expected that
he will marry his Vienese companion.
His relatives prevented him from TAX
ing this step morganatically several
months ago. The archduke was at one
time secretly betrothed to Donna Ell
vira, the second daughter of Don Car
los. who eloped with Count Filippd
FOlchi,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24

opportunity to carefully consider
them.
= Doctrine Involved All Right.
Washington, Dec. 24.-The cabinet
meeting yesterday was prolonged to
more than two hours. All the mem
bers were present except Secretary
Moody, who is out of the city. The
president denied himself to all callers
and remained i'll consultation with the
secretary of war until the arrival of
the other members. Secretary Hay
brought to the meeting practically
nothing new relating to the situation
in Venezuela. No response had been
received to the presidents original sug-
gestion to the powers that they con-
sent to the reference of the Venezuelan
controversy 10 the arbitration of The
Hague tribunal, and no formal request
had been received for the president to
act as arbitrator of the difficulty.
Plans of the President as Arbitrator.
That such a request will be received
formally and officially is now particu-
larly assured. 1t is known that the
president and all of the members of his
cabinet at first preferred that the
whole vexatious question should be re-
ferred to The Hague tribunal. 1t is
understood that the presidents plan, if
he determines to arbitrate, cOntem-
plates the appointment of n board of
arbitratOrs. He would not confide this
important undertaking to any one man,
nor does he feel able himself to spare
the vast amount of time necessary for
an examination in detail of each of
the many claims that would be pre-
sented against Venezuela.
Another Doctrine to Deal with.
1t is said that the crucial point be-
fore the arbitration is the famous
'Calvo Doctrine" This doctrine which
was laid down by the greatest of Latin
American international lawyers and
for many years has been regarded as
beyond question by all of the Latin
American republics, denies the right
of any nation to intervene diplomatic
ally in behalf of one of its subjects
where the courts of the country are
open to his application for justice.
Thus Venezuela has asserted that all
of these laimants-British, Germany.
Italy. France-might have gone before
the Venezuelan courts, and If their
causes had been just, and so decided
by the court the government would
have paid the judgments.
The objection to this view is that
no account is taken. of miscarriages
Continued on Page Eight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
Is THERE A MAN IN THE CAsEe
Hint of Such at Dresden and More Than q
Hint at Vienna.

The crown princes adherents init
mate that an Illicit love affair is the
cause of the princess desertion. The
Dresdner Nachrichten. one of the prin-
cipal newspapers. and having conser-
vative leaninSs. after saying that 1t
could almost be sorry for the princess.
with a disposition Incompatible with
that of the prince and disliking the
etiquette of this court. suggests that
Ito find the reason for her departure
one must find the man." The man in
this case who is associated by gossip
with the princess is a handsome
Frenchman, who was tutor to the
princess children. He was peremptori-
Iy discharged by order of the crown
prince Dec. >.
While the phase of the scandal is
only tinted here it is the burden of
talk at Vienna. Dispatches from there
say of the princess: when she left
Salzburg. accompanied by her brother.
Archduke Leopold Ferdinand, the
princess went to Munich, where
French tutor awaited her. 1t appears
that when the crown prince returned
to Dresden recently after his hunting
accident in the Tyrol he discovered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
REAR END COLLISION
WITH SERIOUS RESULTS

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 24.-In Il
rear-end collision between Pere
Marquette passenger and freight at
McCord, near here. this morning. dur
ing a heavy snow storm two paSsen-
gers and three trainmen were more or
less seriously hurt, none fatally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
FRICK COKE COMPANY
ADVANCES MEMS WAGES

Pittsburg, Dec. 24.-NOtices were
posted throughout the COnnellsville
coke region today granting 10000 en-
ployeS of the Frick Coke company, a
subsidiary company of the United
States Steel corporation, a voluntary
advance in wages averaging per
cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
RAILROAD HOSPITAL BURNS:
PATIENTS SUFFER FROM COLD

Albuquerque, y. NJ. Dec. "a One
patient died from exposure during a
fire which destroyed the Santa Fe
railroad hospital here last night. Two
hundred patients were saved. The
loss is $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
State of Proceedings in
the Powers VS.. Ven
ezueIa.
WILL. HE ARBITRATE?
No Longer Any Doubt
That Monroe Doc
trine is Involved.

Washington. Dec. 24.-The British
and German formal proposals to Pres
ident Roosevelt to arbitrate the Ven
here.
They are in such shape that the
president can accept or decline the
proposition, but so far he has reach
ed no decision, not hating had the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
MISS BIGGAR Is ACQUITTED:
TWO OTHERS ARE GUILTY

Freehold, y. j., Dec. 24.-The jury
in the case of Laura Biggar, DIR.
Charles Hendricks and Former JUS
tice of the Peace Samuel Stanton. ac-
cused of having conspired to secure
the estate of the late Henry NJ. Ben
nett. brought in verdict this after
noon acquitting Miss Biggar and find
ing Hendricks and Stanton guilty of
conspiracy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
Severe Storm Raging in
Several of the
States.
TRAFFIC Is DELAYED
La Crosse Suffers Par
ticu1ar1y From Wind
and Cold.

Lacrosse, Wis, Dec. 24.-LaCrosse
is in the throes of severe blizzard,
vail. Three inches of snow have fall
en-.
Storm Is General.
The storm is reported general in
the Dakotas. Iowa and Minnesota.
Railroad traffic is delayed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
DEWEY IS AT SAN JUAN
TO SPEND CHRISTMAS

Washington. Dec. 24.-The navy de-
partment is advised of the arrival at
San Juan of Admiral Dewey in his
flagship Mayfiower. The admiral will
spend Christmas at the Porto Rican
capital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24

Continued on Page Eight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-24
ILLINOIS POsT0FFICE
IS ROBBED OF $1,000

Towanda. H., Dec. 24.-The post
office was robbed here last night of
stamps and registered mail estimated
at 81 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06
ZE SWIATA.

q ~ Eg=&&ts& aSa SO sfR{L 49, Zs4a&s1tE +te# - .
R re- koIach. s sl,l
4onych do Watykaru. m6wia
2 Gala estanowczoi sic Q wiel-
KEN napre3eniu stosunkow
miedzY Watykaaem a lzadem
pruskim, kt6reQo sk utkow ME
motua jeszcze przewidsiet.
.Podobno zastepca Watykanu
" Berl,nie otrzYma6 miat in~
.strukcye GO do stano wlska Wa
tykanu do sprawY polsk'ej, o
lie to dot7czy stosunkow pod
'zabocem pr,lskim. Iostrukcye
te ma zupelniej rozczerowaiy
Rad prusk;, ktory sadsii, &c
kardynaf R.mpolla. zajmuje
.obecnie to samo stanowisko
wobsc Prus, co onego czseu
wobec Roeyi, gda,e zaka2at.
,ducho wieh+twu j+kiejkolwiek
.agltacyi przeciw rzadowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06

v SALON1E BRACl
RIESE y Winonie Y b)oku
|Pshau, 60 wszYstkich tute-
.ssych salon6w haiwiecej piws
4pssedaia. . .osego wynika.
!fe piwo goiciom tn podaws.
|ne, jest jaknajiepssen. W
sail 60 stofY | mnogte
|knesla, . nadto osobnY pok6j
dla choacYoh siedsied osob.
40. Ludzi Y tel, pc starokral-
(;akrsisku ursadsonei obefsy
|eawsze jaa v ulu, Ices mimo
Ito ks&dy ssybko dostanie
Ecsego sslsds.i sadowoleniem
~vychodsi.
Farmsrsy tora1 Y caiem
ulescie wygodniejssej gospodY
ole snajda, jsk u Griesl6w, q y
A,olacsonei ich ; salonem
!, oneEni wssYstko moga kupif
/, nha1a dla kuchai | etdz
SvalM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06
Ksiatki rozmalte.

Kantuesk. - Pastoralki i ko-
ledy cs< Ii plosakl wesOie ludu v
e.arle SWAT Botees Narodsen,a
Pc zdStm a: 1tp'sw.ns........ rs
Malo,en;csy opis Poiski o.yii
Qsoara6A ojcx,steso krAju, : liese
aesn, sbrszka,ni I mspa. Zawiera
prs+ssto rs stronio... 900. 50 g.
Kieezonkswy S.o~B, II Poisko-
aagielsk, anR'eltko- pokxi ute :
tony przsz An,oo.egs P~arysk,spe
wrss ..Nauks wynowv an
gielskiej'.. 80. ........ ~ 90
A1eksandra ChodkAi Ste wink Pole
~ko Angielsk' Ang>o,sko- Polskl
" n3vot,e, oprA IL 70 1too'nemi
tYta.xalni. Cena............ 49, 90
liosnki, Dumts, srye naro'
dove .(sprswn,).. .......... IS "a,
W,6or pie;ni ns+odo,cych, \ kt6-.
rym .sns]aui$< s,e: dvmks. aye,
marsse ~krak"wiak,, ms.L:Y,
p,esui pswyotyo.ns, w"jer :
h%,sturyosrs 'td.......... 800
Lsrn& Polski. Zawieralso7 547
Dumek. Aryj, Krakow,sk6w i
p,osnek iudowvoh. w moonej
opraw,e. Cena.............75 Q
Bukia P;etn; Scarborough. 800
Grot.han& ovsz p,esn weselne de-
m}edsieho6w i druAb6w. sawie-
rn14oy: Zaprosiny ma weaele -
OsacY6 wsselue - Piosaki we :
sslae. Oesa............ 200
/. .1y.oott ssie,yA Pa1skieR, po-
dug ns1>spszYoh ir6del wyjetyoh
: dstsi :O9cow l'Doktosow Ko&uiota
Sw. oprsoawaue, : koiosow4 kartq
t7tulow3 smiu kolorowemI eora-
x.mi. naiaovsss wvdaDie pana
KssdA MIse&t Y Aikosowis, an
6s'qeku (supeluss inae ,,Zvwot7
0ejftyoh". jak eve paf..sirowaae,
isEie 70 doted spIsedawalt resmaaiios
podr6saitcv ss~snsa):... 500
Lass HisostI RatssulsG / leo
ohra,ssmt ladsi, avteas4t cs~o-
rosolnsth ptsk6w, tyb. gado~,
ova&jev it'd, ; takstsm Fel,ksa
Weraalhsatsgo.. . -. IS Ct
zalsa 8 Ra&vtoni Erdl6v Poiakidl
1swiera Al oness6w w,e'koaei
THO cai, v kllku kotoraoA
zawieE4,ststts sp,s kr6l6v, iot
ION ] dsieM eras Rldwuie3e9y1
dat chsou6loEimnYoh. Porerel
katdego ks6ia hest pedsny n
odds,elnym gzabym karto1.e,
prze 6snie &ansowanynn. Pod
kaAdyn past.aeem lest vydsu.
keva1e naE1iako, data unsiss.
J 49, tls.s l lllllllk taane W
II {SN&@N 9ss44&BEEfTH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06

L>senD oSsosy esytl 1iae.
y dine spoaoby domowe9o j TAME
80; .ecsenls rozmaityoh ohor6t 26e
KIUNHNIA POISlKO
(Cens 8.
oent6w) naJnowsza KslAZKA
KUCHARSKA, uiotona prses 80.
dsiw9 do6wiado'ona kucharke pray
pomoov kucharsa hotelowego.
Ka,41ka ia zawlera n~astepuJace
rosdsiaiy: Napoje ZupY. JarzynY'
6aAaY Rosmaite potrawy : jaJ !
n1ah1 Potrawy miesne. C,eleoina,
5kopowiDa, W;epfaowina, Dr6b.
Zw,exsvna RYby, Rome potrawV
m,ssne sosy pieczywa Konnfitu''
~ i zadrawv LeRominY, budynie
I paaztetY Lody.
Mode psnienki bardso szybko
nabierais wprawy v knoharzeniu
jeteli praktvkujac v kuehnl. raz
porss sagiadaja dc tego snskomi-
tego kucharskiego podreesni-
ka ......... 80 0ent6w.
Dzie,e ,tarego ! aosoeyo Tssta-
,eastu e obra1kaml). .........4M.
Dzisjs Narodu Rlskiego
(J6sefa Oh ci eFskis o..
lioEnemi ohrazkaml.
Ops togo v~sxystkieeo co s,e dsiaie
v Polsce cd najdswniejszYch csa''
SOW. sscseR6lnie "a kT6l6w pole
81 do lat ostaia,ch. Acct.
Katschisss ,synssko- katolioki (wlek-
; szy5 " mocnej opraw1e...... Is 9
Z. j. Debarbe. +. J.
K1techism ,rynsko-kosolicAs
" moonej oprawie. 9
Ra.e~tarz Rlsk. (duty>. $50
Hamastass Maly ola dEieo
polsk,oh " Ameryoe...........l2
Listeassik Eplsko.Ansaykaiskt
pedrqesn,k sawiosaj9oy nauke pi
SANTA lst6w i 4osowe IVORY listdv
Y wssystkjeL prsypadkaoh ~
ua v moonej epraw,e...... S6o.
Grospatyka Lsyka Polskiego, sskot'
ns prsez Antoniego Masee''
Hsstorya &ton6so Nedaoczonych Cd
odkryoia Ameryki al do nxsxych
oaas6w, (prsess3o 400 stron'e)
w moonej oprawle.... 81 90
lo;redai1 R1sko Anq;elsAa.
ksia4xaodls latwego uauoseDiA sic
pc angielsku. 6bnt.
Got1sss. Ksl42ka do o6~iecenia !
,budowanla duszv chrze6c,ahske-
katoliokiej. osyli kr6tE wyk}a6
Lekeyl i Ewangei:l ma vssy.tkie
n,eds,ele 6w,eta ~r"z wyu'-
ksj.o4 .t4d oauk4 WARY j obv-
osAj9w l aruatownem wyj~6n,e-
MEM roku koscielnsgo, na]efow-
niejszyoh ob<zYd6w kuscselnyoh
mssy fwietej, n~abotehstws de-
u,eweeo dla choryoh droet
krxvao~e9 jake te& tyoiorysami
>Svietyoh P*hsk'oh, escsonyoh
mianowlo,e press Ind pelsko-ka~
telick,. Z l:ozlema sbrsEkami ,
lttusrzdsm. op.aoon4 peosta "
deo..... 49,. ~-....... ) Zoo
LEKON o.
ws.ysek,e Niedxiete i a~'e.a s.-
lego roku podiug prsektsdn K
Jakoba Wsjka T. J s.6s"wnl+
do Assalu Rsvmskiege wyptaco-
wal ks ads 8. To"'oki : poswser-
jsooY prsesK IONS, ssors Generally
aroybiskapl On tuieds+o~?2o s-
nsdsk,. Ksis&kan led ~,elu
lat " oa&ej rolsoe ~ tol Pru.
sakiem tax pod Mosxsiem
Austryakjem. Jest Y mOcne1
opsawte Il s&ooonym sytulikiem
osdohns str..nioa tytu&o~a.
kesstujs 3tylko.......... $3.50
Haox ! nnsxekonis Ojc6.c SIS. esy4
S'edm Ksiag Aojsessa. IS
Prseraklisoe Echo 1Fqby Osta-
teczne3 y..S.. -.... $500. 8Ooe
Mynha,sssn ~nessy-tsn 3 d3u'
GIN ,,osr,n-r6sos jege dsi~aes~a
/ ,Oot
Gsov,sok.ie4mik Rokua Rks.s-
Vii nnuks odkrvcia ta)etnuic
6b csarUwanis. 9su,
Ms;sktors hssqiks aopisame p..s.
X.DR. BERNARDO H.SKULlKA
Podreesaik Teslogu PAstoralnej rs,
Kieluia Hasodsta...~..-.... q
W6dka !, p.iahstws 20
HistcryA pasAalS AZ. Jas2a y
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FS1AZK1 DO.
NAROZENSTWA

bo4ehstwa ola maods,etY ssk6l-
......... -. 10 Q
Petx do Na1e&eks1sca, ksia1ka
do nabofchst~a % ose66 Najsw.ee.
|szej Fanny Nary Nieustajaoej Po-
mocy, " parsdnej oprawie, zaote
brsegl, okuoaem i sazneos-
KEN. 80 Q
Ani6< &tsd4, ksiatka do nabo-.
&euapewa Y osdobnej eprawte, .
bla3erni ok}adkami z kO6oi stonio..:
vel, "a zisoonym brsegiem, 3
klamerka - st6sowna na
pra1e.n dla pannY %
Ani& &srds " paradnej opra-
vie : osarnej skory. : wytaocso~
nym IA ok&ades sloeonym krsye
tvkiem, slooons brzegi. : klsmer~
leo.
: An;61 Sait ks,a4xa do nabo-
.zenstna ola .katol,oi.sl miedsie*y
" q nisjssym formaoie v wspa~
nia1ej oppsw,e oserwone-
go akssmitu, Z wytaoosonvm
nas okfaaoe stooonYm krsyAykiefn,
20 zleoonymi brsegsmi.... 40 ,
Wonak Masyi (Wnnek ku
o1o, NsjS~,etssej Nary Panny) ;
wYtfoosooyn obraskien ma okasa~
90 Z sioooaln bs.eg,sn : seo~
.conym tytulJiieA......... . 91.0o 3
Ia sauna kA4tka 3 okurtsn / az
meoskiem .................l.&
Wvbo,sk osyli kr6&ki 'spos6b
nabosshstwa oods,ssnago oprawny
Y drogq sk6rke z osuciem j kls~
msrxa : sloeonYm ~krEy3ykiem na
okladoe i slotym tYtalik,sm 60 Q
Ks. Arcybiakvpa Dua;aa kai44~
:ka do nabukshsswa (Biskupka) Y
paradne] oprawie 70 Aeoonym
tYtuiem s}oosns brsegl 3 okusiem
i ElAmra (dla kobiet).... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb;sksqpa Dunina ks;qt-
ka do nabosehstwa (Biskupka) v
moonej p'eknej oprawie 20 zioeo-
nym brss9iem Cola kob'et) $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06

BERLIN - W,elkie zna-
genie przywiasujstu zapowie-
dzi, 10 prsyszle wielkie MAJ
newrY piatego korpusu armi
odoedq sic pod Poznan;em, "
obecoosci cessrss W,lhelma,
ktory PREY te) sposoboosci
rozwinie " Poznaniu wielki
prsepych dworski. Bada to
p,erwsze kroie wskie mace~r7
" Poznanskiem. Stanowit O.
ne maja wstep do osiedlenla
sic " Poznaniu ma stale ksie-
Ga Fryderyka Leopolda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06

PETERSBURG. - W gra-
pioe ,.ch,dniej Kcrei wtsrRos-
10 1000 ch'hskich bokser6w,
rabujac , paIac w>sv"tk'e te
nadgrun.csne koreshskie mel
scowos:,, ktoredy tylxo stoia
tel roab6ju,cze, bandy' prsejtt
zdoiala. Mfe,s,o~y rsad saae-
dat przysian!a 70 stvl'oy POSI-
kou.