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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
GOOD LAND AND TIMBER
Observations of Chief Fire Warden
on Recent Northern Mime
sofa Trip. p. s.

General c.. c. Andrews. chief forest fire
warden gives the following interview on
his recent visit to the Rainy River coun-
try: .s-...- .-..... .-.
In passing, last week, fifty miles thru
timber country on the line Of the Can
adam Northern railway from Beaudette
to Warroad, was impressed by the care
taken by that company in preventing
forest fires. The road has been in oper-
alton a year but I saw scarcely any trace
of recent fire along the line. This was
the first time had visited just that por-
ton of the state. For the greater part Of
the distance the land is suited to agri-
culture. I would except from the agricul-
tural areas a few tracts that are exclu-
stvely in jack pine. It Is generally level.
The prevailing timber is poplar. There
are bodies Of good spruce; also of cedar
and tamarack alternating with some in
wiling hardwood tracts. There is also
some good pine, the manufacture of
which at one place at least along the line
of road has begun. This timber ought
to have an increased value when the
called International Falls is developed
The agricultural character of the land
and the quality and quantity of the tim
Der along the line Of this railway on the
Ontario side are equally as good.
"The railroad is developing an import
ant part of northern Minnesota. The
scenery Of the Rainy River, the islands
and shores of which are prettily wooded
Is decidedly beautiful especially at this
season Of the year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
LADIES PUT OUT FIRE
Bethany Church Fair Fire Almost
Causes Panic ~.

Fire. catching from a Japanese lantern,
caused excitement at the Bethany church
fair last evening. The cheese cloth used
to cover the walls Of the Japanese booth
caught fire and the rooms were filled
with flames. The young ladies in
charge, Instead of taking fright and run
ming away, however, pulled the burning
cloth from the walls and soon had tho
fire extinguished. tho with grave danger
to themselves, dressed as they were in
light Japanese costumes. There was al
most panic in the crowd and a rush for
the doors, but it was quickly stopped.
line loss Is covered by insurance,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
CENTRAL HIGH ELECTION

At the election of the athletic association re-
Gently held at Central High, the following
elected:
Paul Caster, president of athletic association
Wilbur Thayer, senior member board of con-
troll.
Frank Morse, junior member.
James Courtney, sophomore.
Ralph Cannon, freshman.
Alumni members elected Sig Harris and
Frank Courtney. These seven seven, with Pro-
lessor John Greer, will meet at the Y. NJ. C. A.
at p this evening to organize and form the
board Of control for the ensuing year Vernon
Martin was elected delegate to the Northwestern
Interscholastic Athletic Association.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
IN THE PRIZE RING

Con Coughlin, popularity known as the
"Irish Giant" was to have fought six rounds
with BOD tltzsimmons last nlght at the WASH
so greatly outclassed by the former pugilistic
champion that he quit before the expiration of
the first round
At time during the two minutes and fifty
two seconds the round lasted did Coughlin have
show and in that brief time was knocked down
three times. He seemed TO be scared and
wanted to quit before he did, but his second
would not permit him to throw up the sponge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
ODE Great Plymouth Clothing House. Sixth and

present to say farewell to Miss Isaacson,
who has acted as their vice president.
Mines. Dearborn and Malinstein and Miss
Porter assisted in receiving and light re-
freshments were served by a committee.
This evening the nurses will entertain
for their former superintendent. Last
evening DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Kistler gave
a dinner for Miss Isaacson and Miss Por-
ter at their home on Sixth avenue N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
MISS ISAACSON GOES TO CHI.
.@.. 49, CAGO 49,. $3.50.
Superintendent of Swedish Hospital Re.
z signs to Take Charge of
Chicago institution.

Chicago Institution.
Miss Ida Isaacson has been appointed
superintendent of the training school for
nurses in the Swedish Covenant hospital
and Home of Mercy in Chicago. Miss
Isaacson has been superintendent of the
Swedish hospital since 1885, and it was
under her direction that the training
school for nurses was opened there Miss
Ethel Porter, a sister of the matron, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy and will
enter on her duties at once, as Miss
Isaacson will leave Tomorrow Miss
Porter is from Clay Center, Mimi, and
was teacher in Gustavus Adolphus COL
lege for three years before she entered
the hospital from which she was gradu-
ated last spring. Il -
This afternoon the women's auxiliary Of
the Concordia society gave an informal
reception for Miss Isaacson in the nurses.
home and presented her with handsome
gift. About $50 Of the members were
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
TAILLESS CATS
Made So BY Ingenious Savage as a
Matter Of Food Protection.



Travellers have noted that In the Bis
marck archipelago cats without tails are
very numerous. The explanation as given
is curious. The natives Of the islands have
a superstitious belief that remnants Of
food falling into the hands Of an enemy en-
able him to cast a spell over the eaters
of the meal at which the remnants were
left. Now, the natives value their cats
less pets than as convenient source
of fresh meat. It follows that thefts Of
cats are frequent, or rather were fire.
quent until some genius evolved the happy
scheme Of cutting off their tails and stor-
ing them away in a safe place. For, "
said he. "if thief should steal my cat
and eat it, an incarnation muttered over
Its residue will make the mfscreant SO
sick that he will be sorry he ever tasted
stolen cats flesh" It was an idea worthy
of the great chancellor himself, and the
humble brown Bismarckian, in pursuing
the blood and-iron policy it entailed, was
like him, serenely Indifferent to bloodshed
pain and caterwaulings so long as he Sc
cured his ends or his cats ends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
A DIFFERENCE.
Cfo,>

"She uses slang!" said the cultured
young woman in a tone Of deep disap-
prevail.
'That isn't the worst of it, answered
Miss Cayenne. ''She uses slang that
hasn't yet received the sanction of smart
society
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
EXPLAINED.

Life,

fare all filed in the months of April, May
and June. That accounts for their re-
markedly resilient qualities.
is the air Of those months better than
others ~
"They are the spring months, you
know
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
HAS ENOUGH.
Washington Star.

II should think you would be ambitious
for political distinction"
mo" answered Mr.. Cumrox, IT don't
care for it. My daughter has studied
painting and her pictures Of me are funny
enough without calling In the aid of any
professional cartoonist.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01

SHOCKING.
Chicago F.ecord-II

Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
S. Mrs. Middleton is a great temperance
woman, isn't she?''
Eyes. She hardly speaks to me since
gave her recipe for cake In which one
of the directions was to take wineglass-
full of mi 49, S4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
HER CNOICE

'.-.. Yonkers Herald. 49,
The Blushtng Bride-The deacon done
go ask me eff take Washington fob bettah
or fob wohse. = - :, >NI
The Brides Father-He did?
"Ya's, an dun go tell him fob bettah.
If you please" i
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
\ WORD TO The WISE
Kansas City Journal.

Spellbinder-Yes, my friends, eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty. Be on
your guard; a word to the wise is suf-
ficient.
Voice from the Audience-Then you
must take US for gol-darn fools! You
have been talking for an hour and a half.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01

The vatican, in which two popes have been
technical prisoners, is the largest palace in the
world. and within its enclosure is park of
thirteen acres --.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01

ACKNOWLEDGING A COMPLIMENT.
-. Chicago Tribune.
Girl 18th the Gibson Girl Neck-I wish I
had hands as white as yours. .-.
Girl with the Julia Marlowe Dinple-
You'd be sorry If you had. They show
dirt so easily.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
VERY TRUE.

e-- VERY TRUE.
'Kind hearts are more than coronets,''
The poet said, and yet
Kind hearts won't pay for food, but you
Could hook a coronet.
3D.. Philadelphia Press.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
Najgorsze re Wszystkich
dOsWiadczen.!

Me mozc bye mic gorszego,
mad odczuwanie, re kazda minuta,
bedzie wasza ostatnia? lego do
swiadoxyla PAM S. I'll. Newson, De
catur, Ala. ,,Przez trzy lata Is pi-
SIZE ona - cierpiafam nreznosny b6l
cd niestrawnosci, btlu zoladka
wnetrznoSci. Smier6 zdswafa sic
bye nienn'kniona, gdy doktorzy !
wszystkie lekarstwa ME osiaggneeiy
.celu. Ma konou nam6wiono mnie
do spr6bowania Electric Bitters, q
rezultat byl cudowny. Zaraz mi sic
polcpszy}o, q teraz JUL jestem zu-.
.pe}nie wyleczona. Ma, watrobe,
nerki, zo}qdek j choroby wewneetr.zs--s.
ne Electric Bitters jest edyneni
lekarstwem. Tyylko 500. Gwaranto-
wane przez n. ]. Kowalewskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
TYKIETY EXKURSYJNE
DO JEZIORA SHETEK
(Tracy, Minn.)

Beda sprzedawane podczas lata
pc znizonych cenach przez kolej
North Western.
z Winony
" piatki i soboty pc $6.65 "a tykiet
zwrotny, dobry do powrotu " ma
stepny wtorek i "a $lo.65 tykiet
xwrotny codziennie, dobry do po-
wrotu W dniach trzydziestu. Jezio-
70 Shetek jest pieknem miejscem
latowych i. jesiernych wycieczek,
najlepsze .miejsce do rybofostwa i
polowania, kuropatw, bekas6w, Ia
GEEK i gesi jest obfito&6. Dobry ho-
tel, dcgodna s%tajnia z kohmi do Wy
najecia po bardzo przystepnych CO.
mach. Masterpieces jeziora MONA
zwiedzi6 z tel stacyi: Currant Lake,
Lake Siegiel, Lake Fremont, Lake
Sarah, Bear Lake, Long Lake, Blu
falo Lake, Iron Lake, Beauty Lake,
Willow Lake, Lake Isabella Clear
Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
SKABI MEZCZYZNI.

Kopja znakomitej 1ecepty wy
sela darmo wszystkim potrzebu-
jacym pomocy. Nlema tn zadne-
60 humbugu G. O. d., Tub Gle.
czenia pr6boego''. Czytaj niniej-
sza notatke do konca.
Chcia}bym by to ~przeczytali CT co
cicrpia ma nadwerezen,e systemu,
oslabionego n%aduzyciami nicholson.
Posfuchajcie mel rady Porzuccie
wszelkie doswiadczenia z tspr6bne-
mi leczeniami" pasami elektryczny-
mi, specjalistami i innemi szarla-
talskieml sztuc>kam.. Pasy was
nieulecza, a n%ieustanne przyjmowa-
ME lekarstw zniszczy wan organa
trawia,e zatruje VASE system og6l-
ny i doprowadzi was do stanu nieu-
Iecz,lnego.
Pre-. diugie lata cierp:alem z
powodu bled6w m1odoscina rozsze-
rzenie 2y4, %polucye, ner.owos6,
slaba pamieG, utrate mezkosci, SLY
zywotnej checi do zycia it p. i
y EA= EE|E EHEL=-=@Ls 2@%T 500
bylem do tego stopnia nierozwaz-
YIN, re probowaiem nieomal wszy
s!kego co mi s 6 tylko spotkaG zda-
rzylo, lecs stau moi, zamiast polep-
szenia, ciagle pogorszal sic estate
cznie wyjechalem do starego kraju|
powroci1em najzupe}niej wyleczo-
nym. Receipt tego znakomitego le1
posiadam dotqd. Poniewaz
wien 2 wiasnego doSwiadczenia jak
trudno jest byd Wyleczonym v tym
postanowiiem vice przyjsc
: pomoca j kazdemu cier.
piacemu kto do mnie napisze Wyszle
Y zapleczetowanyym hScie kopjjssal@
sei znakomitei recepty Wraz ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
TYKIETY
DO g. LAKE
(Waseca, Mimi.

Sprzedawaue bedae " czasie lato-
wynn przez kolej North-W estern 2
Ninony
" wtorek sobote "a 1915 "a ty-
kiet zwrotny, 2 ograniczeniem do
powrotu " nastepny wtorek. ! "a
IS. o5 70 tykiet zwrotny dziennie, z
ograniczeniem do poWrotu " prze-
5ciagu trzydziestu dni. Czarne bia-
he okunie i male szczupah, szcze-
g6lnie dobrze lowit " TEN pieknem
jjeziorze, ola wygody rybak6w
obfty zapas }odzi it'd, jest dostar-
ozony. Nowoczesne hotele inne
przyjemnosci wzdluz ~eziora 2 iach.
dodane do powabu. @ blizsze
informacye pytajeie aggentoW kolei
Chicago s. NorthsW estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
Professor E. G. Collins,
$50 w. 34th ST., NEW YORK.
Ustnej porady lekarskiei udzie1am rano cd godz. 1o-12, po Pc.
2uaniu cd = 5tej " niedziele rano cd godz. 10 do 1szj pc pol.

I wszystkiemi potrzebneml informa~
cyami b~ezplatnie. Recepta. ia opie-
wa po1aczenie si}nych choG nieszko.
dliwyh srodk6w lekarskichsi tax
jest pisana, re MONA przez MIA o.
trzyma& takowe W dobrej apiece "a
mala Gene. Wien ia dok4adnie co
te lekarstwa moga. One lecza Poi
Idzcie "a moj2 rada j spr6bujcie ich,
a znajdziecie je przewyzszajacemx
wszystko cokolwiek badz dotad pro.
bowaliscie i one wylecza was kom@
pletnie.
Prosze mnie ME brac "a jednego
z tych wielu szalbierzy j naciaga.
czy, co ma ,aka}e medycyny ~ofiaruja
s.%bezpfatnie recepty'', ,,bezplatne
leezenia', ,,pasy elektryczne'' t. ),
ably tylko wy4udzic cd was pienias
DE "a bezw artos.iowe a czesto i
niebexpieczne srodk., wysylane
przez G. O. D. ia ME mann mic do
wyslania przez z. O. D. mic do
sprzedania i nazwlsko Wakze zacho.
wan " tajemniey. "a Gaia moia
uslu-e Wymagam tylko so cent6w
pc was en- ~wyleczeniu. aod zad-
nym warunkiem wiecej zadac ME
bede mad te maIEa kwote,a lstejj ME
potrzcbuiecie mi przysyyIad a. pn,I
najzupe1nie1szen wyleczeniu mojeif
przyslugid ola was. Piszcie vice
mnie natychmiast, zanim 1apomni.
Gle to ucaYniG. Pamietajcie, ze os
trzymujecie receptee wszystkie pos
trzebne lnformacye bezplatn;e / ME
potrsebujecie mic PLACID az po Wyle.
czeniu was = pdtizzln1iietjj tylko5o cen.
tow. Z
C il. ~BENIS0N.
3. Box 6 2 2, q! C'hli g !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
100tna ROCZNICA MIAsTAA
CHICAGO.

Kolej Chicago g Northwest
ern ogfasza, il wielkie zajecie sig
|ujawnia wszedzie ma zachodzie "
obchodzenlu 1Ootnej rocznicy za}o-
zenia miasta Chicago " roku 1903.
Obch6d odbedzie sic 26 Wrzesnia
do l Pazdziernika razem z progra-
mem, kt6ry zawiera szereg obcho-
dow pamiatkowych, wypadk6w,
kt6ry posiada wiele nadzwyczainych
zajmujacych fzyognomii. .Wielka
wystawa marynarska, bedzie czescia
programu, razem z wyscigami stats
kow widowiskiem przybywajacych
z odlegfosci 4odzi ma jeziorze, z40o
Indianami, potomk6w plemienia
dawniej zajmujacego te okolice,
kt6rzy chca za}ozyc osade woko}o
reprodukcyi starej twierdzy Dear
born mad brzegiem jeziora.
Zapasnicze spory, parady,
wielka wystawa ogni sztucznych,
zebrania patryotyczne; nabozehstwa
religijne, wielki Choir, manewry
wojskowe przez kornice rzadowa,
a ostatniego dnia przyjecie prezy-
denta Stan6w Zjednoczonych i in
nnych znacznych gosci, wszystko
sic przyczyni do wykohczenia mai
lepszego programu.
Kazda si}a bedzie uzyta do wy.
konania okazyi typowo tenn mez-
TWEEN, kt6re uczyni}o Chicago jed,
mem z najwiekszych Mast W swie-
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
TYKIETY EXKURSYJNE
WASHINGTON

DO LAKE WASHINTON
(Kasota, St. Peter
albo Eagle Lake,.
Sprzedawane beda pc %znizonej
Genie W czasie sezonu latowego,
przez kolej NortheW Western
z Winony W piatek i sobote
do kasota "a $4.l0
do St. Peter "a $4.15
do Eagle Lake "a 1915.
Tykiety zwrotne z ograniczeniem
czasu do powrotu W nastepny VITO
rex
i. do Kasota "a S6.55
do St. Peter "a $6.65 !
do Eagle Lake "a $500
"a tykiet zwrotny, ogranicze~
MEM czasu do powrotu W pr~zeciagu
trzydziestu dni. Kowienie okuni i
szczupak6w jest szczeg6Inie dobrem
" TEN pieknem ~jeziorze, ola wy
cody rybak6w obity zapas {odzi,
it'd, dostarczanych. Nowoczesne
hatele i inne przyjemnoSci wzd}uz
j%eziora z parowym jacbtem dodac
do powabu. O blizsze informacye
pytajcie agent6w kolei Chicago g.
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

Najlepszy skutek " napa-
dach b6lu glowy albo neu-
ralgie. So Severy oplatki ma
b6lglowy gdyz, s%prawiajac ma
tychmiastoWa ulge. Cena 25c
przez poczte27c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
EXKURSYJNE DO
MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL.

Koleja North-W Western. Tykiety ex-
kursyjne sprzedawane bed2 pc CO.
mach znizonych % 24go Czerwca,
do powrotu do 27go Czerwca w}acz-
ME z okazyi I. O. O. F. Grand
Lodge. Pytajcie agent6w kolei Chi
cago-& North~W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

do tax, zem.w Lubelskie Pc
ljechal i Domcie zobaczyl'
Dziewcze MI do smaku przy'
padlo. :.
- Ale ty jei pono z lrzl':t1'
ME? spytal zubr. = czy to
zwazsc ma kobiece fafory!
wszak CT sic to udobrucha po"
TEN, a chotby zrazu dasaio
sic troche
Stara}em Sc wiec i mamie
przypodobat i stryja sobie
u ae. a choG dziewcze sic
zachalo.. do s'ubu ,przeciez
przyszlo. Ale co "a Stub.
wid1icieN klooot scbie kupi-
lem ME Zone.
Stuknal szklenica o st6l..
ale. ze cd czopa sm'ech !
wrzawa sic wszcze'a pcszli ze
~szklankami...
A by}o sic c1ego smiac:"
Pan .Rajmuod Osowski znany
bibult wyzwal sic P, Zyg~
muntem Tomaszewskim O le-
psza kto d uzej pod czepem
wytrwa. ME zakrztuszy Sc.
Ma sedziego obrano pod
sedka Wyrzechowsk'ego' kto.
ry dobywszy cebule z "a pa
sa i try koperty tr1yma)ae
ma palcu, l;czyl mlnuty, a
|Osowski pod czopem lezaf
vino mt Sc )alo wprost dc
gardla..
Vice sm'echy I oklaski. =
lezal pare minut | wyrwal sic.
ME mogac d!uzej, poszedtpod
cop Tomaszevs'si >le-
za' pol minuty dluzci. Ale
oba potem poszli ma lave bo
sic pochorowali. A JUL i becz~
ka dogorywsfa.' Ujat ia teby
Z,.br. ma ramie podcza-
szowai, nalewajtc szkl:nice
chot lagrem 80. a sP'ewa-
Ii. al sic karc>misko trzesleo.
Ma raz z~atetnia'o, poznal
Zbys'aw po brzeku uprzezy
skarbniczek p. Bozehskiego,
vice chot Fly by& omen. re po-
wraca} sam. wybiegf ma prog.
Starry juz tn stall zmeczonY J
blady.. Podano mu najprz6d
wilma iwszyscy 60 obstapili,
pytajac - Co: 1ak?.... -
Juz lepiej ME badaicie, mnie'
rzekl, dobrego mic ME przy-
wi6z}em -. Gozej jest, nizem
sic s~podziewaf....
A coz? a CO? ME chca
mnie? zaspiewal Zb'slaw.
:Ciag dalsxv nas&apd.e
NajgOrsze re Wszystklch
d0sWiadcze6.:
-. N1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
m@&@&g@&9@S@$
8 SZa}awila =
@915ldjS1l@s16aSas@a8
(Ciag. dalszy)

(Clag daiszy
Ne by|o co obw JAG. ere
cznie odpowiedz'a'em staremu'
ze miaibym sob;e "a zas:czyt
s;egnqt po reke jednej z co
rex ,ego. ale re prose- czas'
abym e w]asne SERGE 'skSon
nose panny mogi zbadae. l
ma tenn sic skohczylo... "A
lam tormcln;e zacz|apaf....
Ma ostatek sam juz ME WIEN
lax do tego przysz'o, cS~iad-
czy]em sic. ot6z ! o'c'ec mad
szed} z oeklaracya. Me by
10 sposobu.~ wpadSem W mat
nia... P;erScionki uroczy-
scie zosta|y zamienione. zare~
czyny f.>rmaloe..>. Parma
mi S e podobala, .kocha|em sic
szslenie - ba 49, Bog r1czy
wiedziet. czy jej ME kocham
jeszcze! Vice p6k'm z MIA byf.
najszczesl;wsz>m SIG GU EN-
ale adv mi Z ocz6w zesz|a. po'.
rywa|a mnie zlos6. tesko'ca,
ZEN Sc tx ujat dial starry
wr6bel ma plewe.
luz tedy Cd ozenku ami by
10 myslet ~ykrecic-- a trze~
ba zabieraG d. s}ania kniaz~
d.. A ty w;esz, jak to mn'e
nav klemu do swodody,
rwarda r.ecz pc Sc W choma~:
to do roboty.... Ale coz!
ne bylo rady! lynn czasem ia
czarown;c5 trzyma'a mnie, zem
z Hrub eszowsk ego ME m6g'
an, wyjechs6....
Ale ten przymusowy. s'atek
luz mnie diawi}.... Trafi}a
sic okazya. " sqs;edztw'e BY
10 weseIe u Zarebskich W Sa-
mcrokach -. spraszano,- kto'
.zy}.... pojecha&em i ia z bra
tankiem wygalantowany. we~
sol i z tenn postanowieoiem.
zeby sob;e pohulac ma zakon.
genie kawalerskiego zywota.
Wiedzialem, re i Strukczaszy :
bedzie T. pannami. alem ME
czu\ sic W obowiazku zbytnio
Sc prey mojej przysiadywat]
mySlalem sobie -bedz'e ma
to cas-. a tn po]owanie ma
upatrzonegc. Panien m'o-
d, oh mezatek bylo hulk, ale
bv'a i m|oda wdowka pani "a
brzeska,. dz;ewietnaSc;e lat
trzpiotek Sliczna 800.
weso|a umizgus wielki...
Jak bysmy ola seb'e byli
stworzeni. tax cd razu przyl-
gnel smy jedoo do drusiego.
Mnie sic W g(owie zaw1oci|o,
bonn we dwie godz'ny ca'usa
cchwycI odDrowadzaiac "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18
Staroszlachecka PoWiesc
PREF
B. BOEESKAWITE.

.llC, Ild1dJdidOy I'LL pduiOyill w
n6g przyszloby do TEN lepszej
zgody ale ia rygorystka :.
o czem ne wjedzia}em, na-
naprz6d omdlala -. potem
W po|godziny, gdym do niej
pr<ystapi}, zaprowadzifa mnie
do bok6@ki.. i tam zd;a-
wszy z palca pier$cied - RE
k'a m, ikalac - widzialam
ws>ystko p'ochosci ME c;er-
PIE, zdrady darowac ME mo-
&c zen sic zen sic waszmost
Z pan'a Zabrzeska. k'edy mu
SIC podobala, miedzy nami
zerwane wsz>stko.
Chcia|em S e tlumaczyt, ME
da|a m s'owa pisnac. rozgnie-
wa'em sic tel, odda|em pier
scieh i ma z}ost poszed!em do
bia|ego dnia szalet z wdowa
Ale com n%aspiewal do tahca,
com nadokazywal, mech po~
W edzia. CT. co tam byli, DO do
tel pory jeszcze W Hrubieszo-
wsk'em tego wieczora pewno
ME z%apomnieli. Wd6wka byla,
TAX wosk. Zebym byl chcial
dosta]bym / p~ierscied i s'owo
| ozenil sic. W tydzieh. ale mi
odzyskan;a wo]nosc droga BY
a. Vice choc SERGE lg|o do
niej, od]ozylem sprawe ma dal..
podjechaf tam Rotmistrz Ba-
|aban potem i wzia} ia sobie..
ia dostawszy TAXA odprawe.
zawz'a|em SIC, pc kilku dniach
powjedzia}em bratankt wi, co
sic stale. pokazalem pierscieh
/ zaprzega) do dcmu...-. Me
powem, zeby mi Anieli nie
bylo zal - tesknilem az sam
Sc dziwil. bralo mi sic
ma place | ma close, a com
nat'uk} i sto}k6w ma:
- ME POLICE - ale
znowu milosierdzia, jak vino.
.a)ca, "a taxa fatataszke pro-
sic ME moglem.... pojecha-
tenn
Al tn, ledwie tydzied u2ly
nall Slemi bratanek umySl-
nego z LISTEN ma polarkuszu. re
Strukczaszy przyiezdzat don z
wym6wkami "a postepowanie
mole, re on mnie re slowa
ME zwalnia, :. re mu c6rka
itd.... Odpisa}em nj
to ri owo, wszelk:ch sobie z
tego rzeczy ME rob &C - my
Sic sobie, chcec;e wy mnie
to sic choc podroze z soba,
Tymczasem ME | owa milost
przysychat zacze'a ! Q pannie
Ami, i troche sic z%apomnialo|
nov, h,,}v "a lie oh
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-07
A GREAT SUCCESS.
CATHOLIC LADIES CLEARED
OVER A THOUSAND DOLLARS.

The ladies of the Catholic church re
allied profit OF 81, O29 so from their
bazaar Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day night. Ii was one Of the most
profitable bszaars in the history of Pa
ducah, ana will be applied to the
church debt. which will leave about
5000, still due.
Last year the ladies realized &l053
from their bazaar. This year every.
thing was sold, and at supper Satur-
day night 1862 people were served.
All the ladies of the church assisted
in making the bazaar a success, but
the society under whose auspices it
was given has for Its officers. Presi.
dent Mrs. A. Il. Grouse; secretary,
Miss Carrie Glauber; treasurer, Miss
Lizzie Sinnott.
The prizes given away during the
three DAYS were won as follows:
Diamond ring-M. Haggsrty.
Carving set-Tommie Overstreet.
Single barrel shotgun-F. 7. Brad.
ley.
Bisiue doll-Miss Ella Bryant.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-07
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the District court Of the United
States for the Western District OF
Kentucky, IN bankruptcy.
In the matter of Harry o. Jsoo, a
bankrupt
On this 4th day If December, A. ID.
1908, on considering the petition of
the aforesaid bankrupt for discharge,
filed on the 81 day of December A. ID.
1903 il is ordered by the court that n
hearing be had upon the Same en- the
26th day Of December, A. ID. 1908 be-
fore said court at Louisville, said dis
trict at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, or
as near thereto as practicable; and
that notice thereof be published one
time in the Paducah Sun.a newspaper
printed in said district, and that sll
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear st said time and
place and show cause. IL any they
have, why the pra, er of the said petit
toner should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable Walter Ev
ans, judge of the said court, and the
seal thereof, at Psducsh, in said dis
trict, on the 4th day OF December, A.
ID. 1908.
j. Il. PURYEAR, CLERK.