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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
|HE TELLS STORY
| OF The BRIBERY
Frisco Postotfice Employe Declares
He Personally Bribed Both,
Machen and Beavers.
They Demanded and Received Stock
in Company for Which They
Secured Contracts.

San Francisco, Oct.< 29.-Sensa.
tional testimony was given by DAME
A. Richardson in the postoffice scan.
dal yesterday, and 1t involved both
Postmaster Montague of San Fran
cisco and Former Congressman Loud
Before United States Commissioners
Peacock, Mr.. Richardson, general SUI
perdntendent of the San Francisco
postoffice, testified that he went to
Washington In the interests Of a. de-
vice Of the Montague Time Indicator
company. and upon athe request OF
Superintendent Machen OF the free
delivery department and Superinten-
dent Beavers Of the department OF
salaries, he gave them large blocks
of stock In the company, for which
they secured $4,000 worth of con-
tracts for the device from the post
office department.. He practically as
ssumed entire responsibility for the
bribery, himself.
The resolution by which the direc-
tors Of the local company issued stock
to Machen and Beavers. under other
names than their own, was placed in
evidence. The document bore the let
ters 20. K, w. w. NJ and Richard
son testified that the letters stood for
francisco, then president of the de-
vice company.
After Machen and Beavers had
given the order for a large number of
postal box devices at 81 each, Rich
ardson had the price raised to $4.25
and $40 each. and letter written
upon the subject by Richardson to
Machen was introduced In evidence.
It says referring to the. additional
sum required to meet the Increased
bill: # have laid the matter frankly
before Loud as I have before you, and
am assured by him that the money
will be provided"
At the time this letter was written
Loud was chairman of the house COM
mittee. on postal affairs. Instead OF
involving Erwin. the former post
office inspector, now under indict-
ment, and In the interest OF whose
removal to Washington the present
are had, the testimony Of
Richardson showed that Erwin's con-
nection with the whole affair was re-
mote and without criminal intent.
The case was reopened here to
strengthen the governments plea for
Erwin's removal to Washington for
trial. but this has not yet succeeded.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
WILL COMBAT
LABOR UNIONS
Meeting Held in Chicago to Organ
lie Federation Of Employers
Associations. (
-.... -.
D. M. Parry Of Indianapolis, Union
ism's Most Bitter Enemy, Is i
in Attendance.

Chicago, Oct. IA conference for
the purpose Of forming a national fed
GRAFTON Of employers associations to
cope among other things with labor
problems began at Kinball hall to-
day. Delegates representing national
trade organizations Of the country
were present at the opening session.
The conference will last two days
by which time 1t is expected CON
stitution and bylaws will be- adopted,
the work of organization planned, a
scheme of revenue decided on and
permanent Officers named.
Among those already here are D.
M. Parry of Indianapolis, president Of
the National Manufacturers asssocia-
ton; j. w. Van Cleave, John Kirby,
Jr., president of the Dayton, Ohio,
Employers association; E. F. Debrul
of Cincinnati Of the National Metal
Trades; Marshal Cushin of New Y FORK,
secretary of the National Manufacture
ers' association E. G. Hornebrook of
the Kansas City Employers associa-
ton; j. c.. Craig of the Citizens AL
lance of Denver; F. w. Hodges, yep
resenting Detroit employers, and G. N.
Chadwick and James T. Holie, repre-
senting the employers Of New. York. It
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
Twenty-Five Years AGO

The journal would be glad to receive by mail,
or otherwise, the names Of all persons who
when it started, twenty-five years ago this
fall, or who became subscribers during the
first year of its existence, and their present
addresses.
The Journal would also be pleased to have the
names Of men living who were newsboys in
Minneapolis twenty-five years ago, and their
present addresses.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29

prices are already being charged for
provisions. Even bread is so scarce
that aloaves are selling at about rs
cents a piece.
Six persons were killed and hum
dred injured during yesterdays con-
f1icts. Hundreds Of terror stricken
people have fed from the city. The
railroad employees now threaten to
join the strikers.
Acting under orders from Madrid
theagovernor of Bilbao has summoned
the mine owners to q conference.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
TOOLE IS CONSIDERING
Resolutions for Special Session IIai
Before the Governor

Before the Governor.
Helena, Mont, Oct. 29.-Committees
representing the Butte Miners, union
and the Great Falls Mill and Shelter
MEMS union, yesterday presented to
Governor Toole resolutions asking him
10 call an extra session Of the legisla-
ture. $500.
The governor stated that he would
give the resolutions careful considera-
give the resolutions careful considera-
date. Members of the committee told
the governor that they had applied to
the questions much thought, and that
an extra session appeared to be a prac-
tical way to secure relief.
They told the governor that unless
the mines of the Amalgamated COM
pany resumed operations much suffer-
Ing would follow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
IT'S IN GOPHERS
TO WIN GAME.
Experts Say Team Has the Ability
1t Must Come Out Sat
urday.
Team Will Be the Strongest that
Has Ever Represented the
Institution.
Michigan Squad Confident Of Vic
tory, Leaves Ann Arbor on
Way to Minneapolis.

Minnesota's football team has it in
it to win from Michigan on Northrop
field Saturday. That is the feeling
among those who have watched the
team most closely and with trained
Judgment in such matters. These same
persons say, however, that there is an
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
FOLLOWING CUBA
COMES CANADA
Advocates Of Reciprocity With the
Dominion Are Both Numerous
and influential.
Democrats Are Said to Appreciate
the Situation and Would
Grant Reciprocity.
Difficulties in the Way Of a Tariff
Trade Could Be Over
come. ],
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
New York. Oct. Cana dian reci-
proclty may be said to rank next to
ou 10 reciprocity as public question.
II cuban reciprocity should be
passed upon favorably by congress AT
the coming extra session, not the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
The President Is Awaiting Result Of
Contest Between Low and
Mcclellan.
Believes New York Election Will
Have Important Effect on Next
Years Contest.
If Tammany Wins the Party May
Have a Hard Fight on
Hand.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago, Oct. 29.-Walter Wellman,
In a Washington special to the Record
Herald, says:
President Roosevelt is keenly inter-
ested in next weeks elections. His
greatest anxiety is as to New York
lefty and the state of Maryland. It is
admitted by administration leaders
that if Tammany carries New York
city against Low, the result will in
dictate that next years presidential
battle Is to be a hard-fought contest.
New York state will be debatable
ground, with grave danger that the
toral votes. Should New York go
democratic in the presidential contest,
New Jersey or Connecticut, or posi-
bly, both. might follow suit. While this
would not defeat Mr.. Roosevelt with
out the loss Of some western states
usually considered republican, it would
make matters uncomfortably close.
:. A Tammany victory in the metropo-
lis next Tuesday, indicating a, possible
triumph of the democracy in the state
| next year, would cheer up the demo-
cratic faithful In all parts Of the coun-
try, and encourage greater efforts on
their part to get together
On account Of the lack of harmony
in the opposition forces, and the ap
a., man upon whom they could unite,
some Of the presidents friends have
hitherto been disposed to regard next
years campaign as a mere walk over"
for Mr.. Roosevelt. But it is now adj
mitted that a Tammany triumph next
week might greatly change the stu
alton.
Watching New York.
The president is, therefore, watch
ing the New York campaign very
closely, not only on account OF his own
political future, but because of his
deep interest in the success of the fu-
sion cause and of his warm personal
friend, Seth Low.
It would be altogether misleading
to say that the administration people
here have confidence in the outcome
in New York. They have not. While
generally of an encouraging character,
In that the fusion forces are a good
deal stronger than it was thought. they
would be- the best information is5that
Tamnany has a little advantage and
may win out. Three months ago none
of the friends of Mr.. Low believed
he had a. chance to win. They ex-
pected to be beaten by 40,O0Osor $4,000
votes. Since then the mayor has gath
cred strength, and, while he is ap-
parently still behind, the margin is
not more than 10, 900 or $4,000 votes,
and some of his adherents think this
may be overcome. 1t Is evident, from
the reports received here by both re-
publicans and democrats, that the bat
tie for control of the greatest city on
the American continent is a very close
one, with :Tammany's chance some
what better than the other sides.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29

ST Louis-The seventeenth biennial confer
ence of the International Board Of the Young
day with representatives present from sixteen
states. &:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29
& Friday. Saturday.
What We Are Tending Toward.

shadow of a. doubt exists. that Cana
dian reciprocity would be pushed to
the. front without loss of time by its
advocates, who have lately become in
sfuential, as well as numerous In this
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29

Continued on Second Page.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

yett-etpe tpetl Dte O1er THU zen. Wv.
Sprinsbintel fen no4emol 10 f9per,
as tpie amer 2ett ibre I'M ct ma9t en-
tleene Sortf9en aus feiner !Sinfelz I'm
Sier>8isnis. Sea mar b'r Hiefen, as
ib ab bab tpene fe0e 8isnis ftGrte; es
f9eint amer, i9 bin gu bumm berau.
N(les muB eipe perftanne fet. 90 benft
en- chandler, bic 8auers=g rpet tpGr
mol en- biFel bart, amer es tpGr MIR
berbet gu lerne. @s is amer perbollt
biel berbei, mas selernt fei mub.
I'm atper be Wobret gu faee: 10 tpie
b'r 9f9arlie bic 8isnis antreibt, mot
id es net blum I'm i9 slabb, bab es
iul4t re4t Is, mann i9 lei @ifrets pers
ROTH. BUN bunnert 9tnfel tann er
btibubr net bunnertfinfais Oier friese.
Sea is amer benepes: Mann bic
8aure aus b'r Stabt beemfabre I'M an
feim 8lab berbeitumme, bann frogt er:
rWeG, ben SIR auspertabft9" Sen Il
bann mod en- bar Oubeb Sier itprig,
bann tabft er fene bi0ts I'm friest am
ndhite Morse-etpe neil ie frifa ses
legt fen-ebaut speemol 10 bel berfor.
as ipie er feltpert beaablt bot. Mie id
perfteb, Is er amer feralid neisebappt,
go lang bes Wetter tie9l mar, is fen
gang f9ee gauge; amer nau, no BIZ
8aure n br S9euer, I'm Stall IN
linens i'm 8unsert sanse glefter BOD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Nattonal ~=lIutermnHelin

OMufelin= 1nter3eus in Soien, Gorz
iett- @opers. Na1t9ewGnber, Sfirts.
@ir ofieriren ele9ante Wertbe. 25cts
Solen unb @orlett : @ouers, OreBin9
Sacques nim. gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

Mif9ter O-ruder!-Oes
Triebiobr bab i9 ab en- Nobf9en friest
for in bic 9intelbisnis gu sebne. Sd
bab sebenft, es mibt arg i4ee lei, mann
mer ale Dag frifde der bape tennt,
I'm mann erf9t bic 3eit tdmt for bic
iunse SABINE gu f4ladte, bann pdr
fen better as pie en- pidnid. Sd bab
amer aussefunne, baB bes Ding lei
Mude bot. Die eridt @lud, as id sez
febt fab, is am 5ebnte Dag bun bic
Oter ab I'm bot ii9 pteber nit EN-
9abne betannt gema4t. DO mare
fdun emol breiaebe Sier perbortpe. 9ie
atpeet bot aus b'r gan5e Setting iuf9t
bier iunse 9intel9er raustriest I'm
felle len mir f9un in b'r erf9te Na9t
bun bic Static sefrelIe tporre. @n Wo4
fpdter fen aipee 9lude Ut eemol Mitter
tporre I'm iebe bot apelf Sunge s'bat.
Mea, bent i9, bes is emol en- biefenter
Start. Mtper i9 bab mel Ge9nins
obne bic berbollte Sage sema9t. Sn
brei Dag mare bun bic pierunapan5ig
9infel9er mod feds ipris, un aaelpeil
Is iuf9t mod Gems Do. 9es bot mid
10 beroernt, baB i9 atpee annere @lude.
mas nod am 8riebe mare, bum NeIt
getidt I'm bic DER peri9lase bab. Sc
tennt Sbr feline, bab met Nusii9te for
Sprinsbinfel in b'r 9red sefalle fen.
Gs f9eint, es muB epe M1es selernt
I'm beritanne lei. gn jebes 8isnis bot
10 gu faee lei eesene Srids. 90 Is b'r
Df9arlie, feaer perftebt bes Ding
foritrebt. Wann er en- @lud febt nit
brei5ebe Oier, 10 brinst fe ME tpeniser
tpie finfaebe 9infel9er raus. Sea
glabbt Sbr berleidt net, amer es is
bod 10. 9'r 9f9arlie errlebnt es benez
meg, bab lei G!ude, mann er fe iebt,
aufort nod en- bar Ster lese, eb ie am
fange gu briebe. Damn nieber fann
b'r 9f6arlie BUN bunnert 9infel ale
Dag bunnertfinfaig frii9seleste Ster
berfabfe I'm ct frtegt ab aufort en- bar
Sent meh for's Subeb. az tpte amer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Guer Ssrtdmfer ipirn es auridfaufen

Sbr sebt fein & lico, nenn Sbr
gbambsrlain's golic gboleraz unb
Oiarrb0e. Mittel fauft. guer Ser
tdufer erfattet gu6 tas @elb surid,
,uenn sSbr ni@t sufrieben ieib, na9z
Dem sSbr es sebrau6t babt. gs wirb
allermdrts a%nerfannt alS bas etfolsz
reidite Mtttel, mel6es I'M @ebrau@
lit fir ginsemetbe :8ei9wer6en, unb
es 1T bas ein5ise, bas ME feblsebt.
@s tit ansenebm, it@er u. suuerldilis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

Dter ftnne, no lgun' pun -ys0r,ey. ,..,
ia b'r Df9arlie sefange tporre. gn
pdrtte bot letfdte Mo4 en- Oubeb bun
feline frif9seleste DER tabft IN in Diere
mare iunse 9infelder. BORT brau9t
ct for en- Meil net meb bieousebne. gn
arlnere pdrtie bot atpee Sprtnsbinfel
bun linn tabft, mas aufamme nein
punb setpose BEN. 9ie iunse Grah,
ipas ie sefabft bot, bot es uftobrs net
better beritanne. fe bot atper ausges
funne,, bab ie 10 toff mare as tpie
Sobqeber. gs mare alte 2egbornbins
tel, as net meb selest ben I'm ibr rau
ufgebdnst tporre fen for iunse 9ahne,
au finfunatpanais Gent bes pupb.
BORT pertabft b'r Df9arlie 10 bal ab
mir meb. gr bot ii9 nodberbanb
erfiubfe pene, bab es mar Na9t ges
pebt, tpie er bic !9intel aus EN- Stan
sebolt bdt, amer len mar gu perboat
btnn.
8ertanne, es mar net mel Sntens
f9en, iellertpes in bic 9inteIz I'm Siers
8isnis gu sebne, funbern iufdt for met
eesener SUBS; amer i9 bin nau ipers
aeist, bab i9 mir berpun periteb I'm ia
9ab's brum ufsetpe als en- f4leater
Df9ab. Wann es amer tpobr Is, bab
es benz Menf9e seiunb is, mann er
ii9 alfcmol en- biFel drsert, bann bab
i9 nau enibau net notbpenntg, en-
GriebiobrssM ebtfen gu tabfe, betobs
i9 bab Merser senrs sebat for mid
ssbi9bib ausaubube. Wers net glabbt.
Der geb fsltpert In bic 9intelbisnis.
Or 9ansi0rg.
BepanDlung tragenbe +
n. Sreten Bel Der trasenben
Stute, mas ni4t ielten fi9 eretsnet,
llnreselmdbisfeiten in Der 8erbauune
Elm, 10 btlft ia @lauberiala biefem
l1ebelitanbe tpobl ab. Mnein ieber
3i9ter foIte es iia gum @runbfab
MAIDEN. ni9t ielbft ben Sbierarat gu
fpielen, fonbern bieien, tpenn nDtbis,
aud umsebenb gu Static aieben unh
ii4 ni9t felbft auf @eriu4e einlaiz
len. gbenio muB. 10 tpeit tbunlt9, Bit
Natur ben @eburtsatt beforsen; Elm
poraeitises unb u~npifenbes @insreifeu
in benielben bat i4on groben S4aber
sebra4t.
&raftfutter 5ur 3 d e NJ
IN a #. Neben RDrnern, bic gu gnbt
Der Mait our @rrei9uns elmer gutter
8ei9uffenbeit bes Sleii6es notbpenbie
iino, f0nnen bic perf9iebenen Sorter
Selfu9sn (Sefamz, Solos, Baum.
t%poQiaatz unb grbnubtuden) empfob.
len tperben. S9lempe ptrb am better
baou benubt, INN srDbere Mengen Dor
etpeiBarmen Haubfuttermitteln, ipi'
Strob, aus5uniiben. Sas Strob tptrf
gef9nttten unb NIT Der beiber
ShIempe i%iberaoffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
&ein Mitlsin ee3eigt.

Bier Sabre mar bas Satum I'M
aufbaltlam binter MR." ldreibt s
u. @uuebse, 8erbina, Ola. sd bat:
tie etnen i@rfd(i6en Saa BON Sd
morrboiben, Der "a gei6milite per:
uria6te. Nrnica Salte betIte mid.
@lei9 gut fur 8ranbmunben unb all
Weben uno S6me,Sen Nur 81
Gents tn 8. S. Subn's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
rDunf9en 9err 8ommeraienratb
ben l1eberaieber fpieber 10 lang nie ben
alten9"-vGetn Ma9en sc i'm stpei
big brei &oupon=8r eiten ldnger!"


rMinra, beut' Mittas fommt mein
8rduttsam gu St9-ba perbe id
ielbf bas gfen aubereiten!" -rSrduz
letn! SrGulein! Sic tperben nod
Sbre ganse 8erlobung auseinanberz
fphen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Der pnrftd1ttpe Strnmrr.

,Warum arbeiten sic nidt9"-
,9ab'n @ie's ntdt s'lefen, mas geitern
in Der 3eituns s'itanben bat: ,l1eberau.
tpobin man blidt, nirb fieberhaft ges
arbeitet.' = go a. uns'iunbe 8ef4dfz
tiauna tauet mir fir MIL"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Dr6onunter Rpriii1t.

.&Dnnen sic mir pie1ei9t iiber bic
2ebensf4idfale bes 8arons Saustpeg
einise Nustunft seben9"- @epib, snda
bise Trau: 8erliebt, perlebt-perlobt,
perbeiratbet = perpittpet. perfpielt =
berborben, %perftprben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Ga @ritpe 3u turirea In 48 stunoen,

&ein Mtttel tomut benz Warner's
@bite @tne Of Ear Sprup fur bieie
i@redti9e unb fatale &ranfbeit Slei@.
@en,, uori9riftsmdbis senomu'e1 unb
In 3ett, BELT es einen SaQ tn As
Stunben, unb beiui 9uiten, Der Der
grippe folst, uerfeblt es nte 2tnbes
rung. YreiS IS unt so Gents.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

PRAGA CzEsKA3W Grasslitz.
" szwajcaryi saskiej by}o slime trze
sienie ziemi po}aczonez hukiem pod.
Szk6d niemai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
~ELEKTRYCZNY KRZYZ

F. DE- iala 20 kilku g0dzi-
mach czasami 20 Kllku
dn1ach. Krzyz ten powi=
men wlsie6 we dnle j "
nocy ma jedwabne; Dltce
ma szyi spuszcs6nY al do
dolka. niebieska strong
odwr6cony do Gala.
Pred uzyciem raz No
die Jipo uzyciu nalezy
kr1Yz ten wlozyf do leto
niego uctu ma pare minut
Ola dzieei moczyt W
slabszym occ'e.
Krzyx ten kosztuie
81 90 j wyselamy go ma
Gale stany II. i do Ka~5
nadys GWarantujemy ze
krzy1 ten dziala . kutecS-
MEL. nil pas, kLstl6ry lest
Cd 10-@ razy dTozszv..
LepszegO d leczni-
clego ak ten krzyz me.
nno sFsfh sS 4 y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

syych oisrpieniach.1 Przyczyynla e
ME jest jednak dostateczng, aby
pogardsac wszystkimi lekarstwami
Many kilka lekarstw v nzyciu
kt6re w5trzyma:y probe czasu, ..
miedzy niemi jest ORA Piotra Coz
mozo lego wynalazca J, stary' Or.
Peter Fahrney byI s4wajcarskim boz
ltanikiem, zyjacym pred wlekiem v
okolicy g6rzystej Maryland kt6re-
go cudowue ~leczenie uczyni}y. 60
Fog6lnie znanym jake ,,Czarownika
g6r Blue Ridge". BYf on starym
studentem bieglym ibotanikiem.
Tajemnica jego powodzen1a bylo
czYsto botanlczna kombis
nacya' kt6ra utrzymaao " famili'
jake irogi spadek. Przywr6ci{o ono
do zdrowia tysiace cierpiacych jest
jednym 2 tych lekarstw ma kt6-
rem MONA zupe1nie polegac.
Pan ". Janda 2 La Grange, !
Texas pisze. Czuje il jest moim
,obowiazkiem napisac do pana POI
mu "a jego Gomozo, kt6
re tax wlele dobrego ola mn1e uczy
Milo. Niebawem bede mia} 70 la
| stanowczo o6wiadczam, re ME /
takiego lekarstwa jak
Jest to cudowne le-
karstwo. Mich Mkt ME m6wi ami
zfego przeciw temu lekarstwu
uzv}em tego lekarstva, stan
mego zdrowia byf. bardzo kiepski,
ale obecnle dzieki Bogu nam sic
dobrze"
Ora Piotra Gomczo jest lekar-
ola mlodych l starry CHI Jest
ono zakadka ola doktor6w ola swei
'ad~ziwiajacej skutecznosci. Me
'przedaja go W aptekach, ale dostar
'zaja go specyalni agenci. Pc szcze
piszcie do: DR.. Peter FahrneY,
.12-11s So. Hoyue ave Chicago
IL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
81 ~ AZ - 80 n NJ NJ IS NJ ssHS
I! Pl|:''r1!ulIgl'| Poll5kich.

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oHEhMl[lNltssKllA. DYEcEzYA,
Ma pamlatke jubileuszu paplezkile-
go zosta} przez najprzew. ks. BIZ
skupa " rtocznice vyboru OLGA 6w.
.Leona XIII. konwikt ola gihmnnnazy-
ast6w zamy6lyjacych sic po~6wiecit
stanowi duchownemu W Wejhero-
vie pod tytu}em Colegium Leoni~
mum zalozonym. - KS. wikarY
Jan Zakry6 przeniesiony z Pray
,s1erska do Swiecia.
- Dnia 27-go b. m. rano
zmar} pc dluzszem Interchangeable
ks. Wojciech Ziemann, licencyat
1eolegA, proboszcz " Pog6dkach, v
rs roku zycla a W 40 roku kap}ah-
silva.
- KS, administrator Szydzik
otrzymaf kanon1czna instytucyq, ma
probostwo W Ostrudzie, ks. annie
nlstrator Bukowiecki ma probostwo
W Dzla}dowie.
Pelplln5 Swiecenie subdyas
kon6w ma dyakon6w nastapl W PREY
.szla niedziele SGD b. NJ, Swiece-
ME dyakon6w ma kap}an6w, diva
tygodnie' p6zniei, " niedziele 9s
90 b. M. Kanoniczna 1nstytu"
cya otrzyma} 97go lutego ks. Apo
Karnowski re Swlecia. ma
probostwo' W Chwaszczynie. KS. adj
minlstrator Bernard .Grening W
Nowejcerkwi pod Chojnlcami 20. g.,
sta} ustawlcny wikarym " Prey r
- q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
Po , ! pod oskalem

DO WARSZAWY wabig han.
dlarze dziewczeta francuskie. Me.
dawno " Berlinie policgant NJ
dworcu PREY ulicy. Fryderykowsklejj
zauwazy} ~1s~letnia panienke, kt6ra
ME umiejac pc niemiecku. b}aakafa
sic j rozpytywa}a Q dalsza jczde ku
Warszawie. Zaprowadzl4 ja do blu
"a PREY Schillstr. 10 j tam okaza}o
sig re zam6wiona by{a do pewnej
baronowei we Warszawie "a nau-
czycielke. Zatrzymano panienke -
tymczasem pcrozumiano sig z poll~
eva warszawska i wykaza}o sic, re
PAM baranowa by}a prosta ajentka
u}atwiajaca. przew6z zywego towa~
ru do do m6w rozpusty. Ki]ka tygo-
dni poprzednio zatrzymano 6 pa
MEN francuzek W Kolonii przezna-
czonych take ma zywy towar do
Warszawy Moskwy.
WARSzAWA. Czy to prawda
pismo angielskie douosi o
tepieniu wr6bli przez w}o6cian poll
,kleh celem d~ostarczenia ich dol
restauracyi warszawskich
.ybornie przyprawione wr6ble
'talY sic delitekasem ola smakosz6w
varszawskich j powstat z tego POI.
.odu popyt ma te ptaszki Zadaja
mi cd wiesniak6w tygodniowej
lostawy pc 5000 wr6bll. Restaurato
~ place. i'm - welding naszych
'ieniedzY - pc 8 fen "a pare, al
e dostawcy 20 wsiach plaza dzleciom
o samo "a 5 par wr6bli - zyska"
2 zatem ma tel dostawle ME MAKO.
wielkie czy pc zuiwach ci
beda mieli zysk re sprzetu !
dy pc wytepieniu wr6bli rozma-
lego rcdzaju robactwo znlszczy i'm
boza W -polu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
KatWo Wytdomaczone.

1dCWO .WydO1lldCZOne.
Niles, O.. = ,, Badz pan 4askaw
przyja6 mole podziekowanie "a zy-
czllwe udzielenie mi pred media;
wnym czasem eennYch obja6aieh Cd
czasu jak zacza1em uzywa6 s}ynne
Trinera Amerykanskle Lecznicze
Gorzkie Vino Timers American
Ellxier ofBitter Wine poczalem sic
czuc coraz lepiej a teraz jestem
zupelnie .zdrowym czlowiekiem,
.zdolnym do clezklej piracy moge
2 apytem spozywac mole pozywie-
ME GdybY6 pan wiedzis}, W jak
n'ebezpiecznym znaidowa4em sic
stanie ~uwaza4by6 pan mole szybkie
wyleczenie "a cud. Me mog4em
spa6 przez wlele nocy i straci4em
zupe}nie apetyt. Wszystkie mole
musku}y os1ab}y zupe}nie i musia-
fem z~aprzestac pracowaG. Dzisiai
czuje sic silnlejszym jak kiedykol-
wick przedtem. - Micha1 Kapus-
ta." Me ma " tenn mic nadzwyczai
nego. Pana Kapusty krew by4a osla
|bionai n%ieczysta, z tego powodu
cafe cia{o os}ab}o. Trlnera Amery.
kanskie Lecznicze Gorzkie Vino
szybko odnowilo jego krew
+wzmocni4o nerwy ] wszystkie orga.
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re wiosennej kazdy powinien ie
Eusywa6. Jest ono zrobione Z sa-
|myoh osystyob wiaogron j czystyoh
|leo1niosych 1i6i gdrskioh nicsego
|wK1eecej. N~atsprsedax Y aptekaoh j i.
fabryt.nta Jd.efa Triner, 100 $
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Station.