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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1903-01-28
st Minneapolis. onsdagen Januari oos

sjelfva kolbaronernas och baronessor-
mas ansecnde hos den kolfattiga all
manheten. Dock lefya dessa kreatur
jag menar svinen raft lyckliga
pa slit satt, sasom det synss, och
grymta icke ofyer fofvan, bara de "a
mat rattan tid och sadan mat, som
de .kunna alta och smaIta. Men den
sakens skanner nog redaktoren till lika
bra som Jag, So derom skall jag icle
vidare yttra mig.
Def fms dock So mycket annat ON
hyilket jag sa gerina skulle villa skrif-
va och uttrycka min mening. Tan
karfa vi smabonder icke bruka, ty de
aro tullfria. Men mar man So skall
till aft skrifya och icke lar Dining
|elIer vana teiier sa kallad uppfestran
och mensklig bildning, sd garsdet pa
tok ibiand, ia, d. v. S. for det mesta,
och man vet icke, mar man borjar,
hvart det bar af, imam man hinner
till slntet, ifail man nagon gang him
ner dit. Sa har def nu gait mig.
Mar jag tog pennan handen och satte
mig ned for att skrifva, So var jag fast
besiuten att haiia mig till delta am
ne: andlig fattigvard eller en- tung och
tryckande borda, som efter nagras
formenande b1ifvit iagd pa var svensk-
anaerikanska kyrkliga ungdoms skull
#dror sasom en- fold af de gamles
kortsynthet, envishet och traskallig-
Ehet, undantagen natur1igtvis undan-
tagna, enkla och enfaldiga ord och
|taIesatt framstald och forklarad. Det
var amnet; men icke har jag lyckats
halla mig till Diet battre ia, battre
an manga andra llalla sig till sina am
men.
Men lefver jag och har helsan till
nasta vecka, sd skall jag halla mig till
det. Jag skall da ocksa tala ON hvar
Jag har fatt det fran. Var saker pa
sdet.
1 sNuzNlASeJdS SSiHd ASAAiStoiio sAii = - -
daktoren och fraga, ON han skulle vil-
ia vara sa hygglig och hjelpa mig en-
liten angelzgenhet, nemligen att sordna
.det sd, att tiden fore fram lite sak-
.tare. Som den nu rusar istad, sd kan
jag inte pa vilkor hinna med Jag
har rninst tjugu amner, som jag skull
lie bchandla naer eiler r1lindre utfor-
ligt, och det gar rakt inte, savida Diet
icke blir nagon andring tids1oppet.
Behofs nagon lagstiftning for anda-
malet, sd tanker jag nog Diet gar att
ia den. FramhaH blot for lagstiftar-
ne, aft deras fripass pa jernyagarne
racka mycket langre, ON tiden gar
saktare; Och ON DE- I; assa SIS, 81
kunna de forbattra sina inkomster be-
tydligt. Cor def, sa ar redaktoren
snail.
Nu naste jag utzoch hemta we'd for
att CORA det shett for kolden. Denna
har blifvit sa nasvis pa senare tiden,
att hon maste laras respekt, och det
kan icke ske utan eld och iagor.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1903-01-28
MinnesOta-nyheter.
I NieolIet county ingingo under i

y
Nieollet county ingingo under ar
1902 males I23 aktenskap.
/ Window raider nu morker Sta
dens kraftstation har mast stanga dor
rarne. erlar inga losa kol ha kunnat err
hallas till eft resonligt pris.
En- komite fran "Commercialclub''
i Albert Lea, har nastan beslutat att
sinbjuda den forenade lutherska kyrkan
i For. Staterna att halia slit arliga
mote der ijuni.
Forsok gores af I. d. kongressnlafl
Milo White att lsta uppfora ett fax.
tori s6sld ior presespering 81
ffu slsl; il, (t S. sars
intresserade i forefagef.
Eff olieslareri. maJefipf aff nresss
500 bushel linfro dagligen, har anlagts
i Red Wing. Maskineri haller pa att
insattas och ALT anses blifva fardigt
tills medic at nasta manad.
Miller Elevator Comp. j Minneapo-
lis harAsalt sin elevator i Hastings till
Peter Doffing, ]. E. Dofing, Charles
Doffing och Hubert Cores. Kope-
,summan belopte sig till $II,5oo.
. Kolbrist. Pa grund at brist pa
bransle i Jackson lla affarsmannen har
beslutat att stanga butikerna klockan
s hvarie alton under en- langre It'd, for
att salunda spara bade pa kol och ly-
Sc.
Dog af fallet. Michael Cosgrove,
"a ar gammal, en- veteran och medlem
af G. A. R., fol- en- qvall fora vec-
kan ned for trappan sitt hem, ,hvar-
vid han sd svart skadades, att han dog
ogonblickligen. Han var en- pionar
trakten.
1,.+ n;o,d. sr,;a, Lonv.n4.+ q Ma,
s.. 49, p,,,n,h.rs nI;nnsss.ot. snn,. des.
W;nona !; onsdaps med II M. Jacob
son frsn M;nneanol;s sasom ordforan-
a. Fal;,nde dag ;nv,,des II M. Ia.
cobso,,. III, med,em af den exekutiva
#Lon;tSn
-. r;.,, Tn.nna f,,, .f .r,;,t
,..a~ ad.r L,r,a.sn Henrv
nn.,,sa.s hsn, r.. sLola;ctor med
,..,,,,.t pa,,n,o,,d s.er,,snd. r,v,;aen
fran s;tt hem Reads Landing och
sh,ef.o de s behsftade med s;ukdo-
=. Mrs Robert A,bert son fran
cook,s Valley har aafyen .insiuknat.
p,o,,.+r.,,,,. h.,,,<r;;-.,s. E;rs. NJ
800, paa,. ., -,ana ,,a,I fsrr,
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IL, r;;d - ,.,,,,, = fond helant, 10 IN IN.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1903-01-28

i son, en- uf1g SFeu6k Astoria, Ore.
har blifvit polisd dmnare derstades. An
derson; som redan forut innehaft file.
ra offentliga uppd drag, ii ganska popu-
lar derstades och besegrade med Iatt-
het sin mcdtaflare.
/ Hvetepriserna ia under den senare
|tiden stigit betydligt. Under ito da-
gar, raknadt fran forliden Iordag, stee
[hvetet Chicago med = och Mime
Iapolis med 5 CENTS per busheL Det
pastas, att Armour hsller pa att upp-
kopa stora qvantiteter hvete.
Nytt guldfynd 4 Alaska. stora lager
af guldforande asarts ha nyligen pa
Itrafats det j. Il Forty Miles-distrik-
tet 1 Alaska. dsfan ar oofyer tire mil
lang, och fackmsn pasta, att malmen
ar mera guldbaraiidc an den, som opp
tackles 4 guldfalt tsn I Sydafrika.
Eft nytt slaes rsndvagn har blifvit
uppfunnen az hr E Cassel Calender,
Ia. och staden han gjort sig den nya
.,~.~ x.f1f -. = :. :. "a.
i arp Up = +, 8. sssl1 e'unl a.. M
s s. 80. 80 p's,, 1T 9
ss,.. s - a.u1 $ { {
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Danan 8 Aisi s's3 s.''''a.s nan fusar Vae,
roIIa arets lynsnn.ngar nom For. For
enta ota.erna n1s Sc 1iii antalet 90
moi i35 aI Iooi A1 de oirka staterna rl
comma Lonas,ah% ocn mississippi !
an,s. y, i. ~. Asssss1s 1eorgla med
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nol.s .e..s, s'a'elaa' sos'sssp :, oe iynenade
u'g1oldes 8 nss1e Dlana dem en-
qsmna' 'Asss
Saller SIT hutyud Tor $1,000 Arthur
jennings en- saris man j Florence,
| Colo, har salt SIT hifvud till en- me me-
dlcinsk skoia. Lap hck 81 600 kon-.
tant, ocn -, 600 skola utbetalas till
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1903-01-28
Ur dagens kr0nika.

s., AZ
.1akob Jssperson.
Nj har Pale i Hngen fitt EFT nytt
anfall, eller infall skullc man kanske
ocksa kunna kalla det, ty det ar val
icke stort mer Det ar icke politiken,
{ som anfaktar honom denna gingen.
Nej, den har han nu gifvit pa baten
I och slagit al1deles ur hagen for
tilifaiiet antager jag Politiken Diver
gaf Pale, och derfor har Pale ru Of
vergett politiken. Jag forstar. att han
nog gerna ve1at ha EFT embete; men
4 embctet vile, sasom det synes, icke
ha honom. Derfor blef Diet skilsmes3
sa och Palie vardt arg. Def ar icke
vackert att bli arg; men Diet ar nensk-
ligt, och Pale ar menskiig sa matto.
Ma har han slagit sig pa religion
och hsrjar vsldeiiga ON det tusenari-
i ga riket. Han ho1l eft privat foredrag
for mig harom qvallen ON delta rike
och dess snara arikomst och lade ut
med brinnande ifver ON huru hariigt
da allting kommer att bli, hurusom
denna syndiga jord da med ems kom-
ner att framsti sasom den skonaste
och lyckligaste platsi hela skapelsen
SAINT huru all ondska och orattfardig-
het och politik da icke ems skola min
mas eller ihagkommas, utan endast
fstt.:och rattfardighet varda radande,
med embeten, ordnar och arestallen
ofverfod. .s
Da skall det BIZ harligt att lefya, sa'
Pale.
Ja, visserligen, vagade jag inskjuta
och tillade:: men tror dn icke det wore
klolst, ON vi, medan Vi vanta pa delta
rikes annalkande, lade oss lite mera
vim ON att piskynda dess ankomst,
forsekte att liksom bereda vagen en-
sfnula och t. ex. sjelfva icke stode
yagen for dess kommande.
u = ~. 8 -. 49,
riket din help forutan; och ar det
sd, att du anser dig sta ivage1l, hyil-
ket du utan tvifvel gor, Sd kan du ju
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ken 4 ucHHd tcIluSli cliSI dSHs tlllNOii-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1903-01-28

HIed sytteIiigaIe OCH VaIfe IIallleIiAe
bade delta lifvet och det tillkomman-
de eller ock 1ockas och beyekas nned
sofa loften och ljufva f6respeglingal
for att de skola visa sig nagorlunds
hyggliga och icke helt och Ilallet rifys
ihjel llvarandra. De oskaliga djurer
1efva icke halften sa yildt. fast de hs
hvarken vett elIer lag. For nierni-
skan fms det val nunera ingenting
som hon kan CORA, mot huiIket de,
icke fms lag nagonstades. Och fin.
det icke lag, sd blir det smart. Ocl
def, som rnenniskorna helst villa CORA
def f6rdones aIlra NEST; men det
som de rakt icke villa, det tvingas de
till Och andal ia, anda ar nog del
stuscnariga riket langt borta.
En- person kan icke ems do menni.
skor till lags an mindre lefya dem Till
pass. An dor han for tidigt och an
sforsent; an pa EFT oratt satt och an
pa o1anlplig It'd for begrafningen
o. 5. " Skall man satta fro och
:det skall man jh till vittnesgilla
PRISONERS vittnesbord, sa maste man
komma till den slutsatsen, att galet
komma de fiesta rnenniskor in har ]
verlden, galet lefva de och tokigt fa-
.ra de shadan 11u for tidef1. ia, de
fnnas, hvilka pasta, att ingen It'd
hela mensklighetens historic har varit
Sd ond som just denna tiden. Om den
saken will jag nu inte yttra mig ej
heller disputera; ty jag har, sd vidt
jag vet, icke lefyat j nagon AMMAN It'd
an denna. Kan derfor icke tala al
erfarenhet ON andragtider bara efter
horsagor och andras yittnesbord. En-
smula oppositionslusta har jag nog
annars Jag will icke gerna medgifya
att denna It'd ar ond framfor ALA an
dra; ty ehurl jag, sasom Jag 1tror Jag
vid nagot foregaende ti1lfalle haft an
ledning anmarka, ar den nojdaste, be-
litnaste, odmjukaste. medgorligaste
och rattvisaste menniska, sorl blifyit
skapaa de.nla tlusaias1, 90 nis ,ns.
uoeA ue. snuas's .. ln'hs'a a','a sanua g s
esenhaliea : iilah al'a'u1, :. . :
tror det sitter tlaturen, men Jag kan
jr ocksa ha fatt det pa i1agot annat
satr, genom en- ond ingifYc.sc till cx-
eppe. ,eaoln skaals ,ag .eNe a'spaT
et g pai { ~ .Aes snu. ,.
isAe stol ! los =. = ola ias ei sioa1 :
sAaaa' men $ ny ekst ss,.har S + usl -
einelle..io, az !ae s. del'a Aian sslna
VI. naiia paA.n ~, !us. ~. ~
ns'assn la aslss1 ~. IS ln1'' - s.,
ss, sasa a1s.,s s'' 8,
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nensAo. anu' { 5''ael A'a 81 80 's'l.
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so,i nasJ la'.As' $3.50 -. pa-
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25
Wednesday, November 2s. 1904

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Arizona republican., 1903-02-16

Fortunes are being built up upon the wreclls of human bodies. Manu- lecturers are making large fortunes from the misfortunes that they are forcing upon the public. Nearly every article of common food has been coun- terfeited. We sit down to the table CX pecting to use CatSup, when as a mat ter of fact we are using ground turnips or carrots that are dyed and dcctored. This catsup never turns it's color. It is always a beautiful brick color, alto getter unnat tural to the tomato, and we eat it in cold blood. knowing it is de- leterious matter. Why, the dining room. could we look into the properties of the various things put there as wholesome food. could we understand the true nature Of the things we eat, would impress us as 9 chamber of hor- TOTS rather than as a place for the up building of the human system through wholesome foods"
 The real object of the measure ought to be to drive out of the markets all feed CT drink that is adulterated with harmful substances, and to make it ob- Iligatory upon the makers of goods adui- teratcd for the sake of cheapnesS with substances not harmful to stamp their products just for what they are. No purchaser should be cheated by being compelled to pay for an adulterated ar ticle what he should only pay for a pure article. Fraud must be prevented and the health of the consumers ought to be guarded against the harmful. to provide scnle measure oi relief alons this line.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-16
A Brave Old Warrior.

Dispatches from Oregon state that Chief Joseph, the famous leader of the Nez Perces, who made . brave and des- perate stand against white occupation of the far northwest and was finally captured in 1877 by General Miles, Is on his way to Washington to see the Great Father" of the nation. With the remnant of his once formidable tribe cf Nez Perces Chief Joseph has been living a Nczpelim, in the Colvill. tor to petition the department of tte interior to allow him to settle his tribesmen once again in their old home i1 the Wallowa valley, west of the is accompanied by his nephew, Oiilcut, and People Yotalillt and Andrew Whit man. the latter an educated Indian Who will act as interpreter.
 Chief Joseph is sturdy and pictur- esque survival of the old warrior type in his uprising against the whites it was his ambition to accomplish what T!Gck Hawk years before had failec to do-the consolidation of ell the scat tered members Of American tribes for T grand and final stand against encroach- ing civilization. When Miles penncti him in q ravine of the Bearpaw mOl.i- tains, Joseph was preparing to cross his enemy's line and form a Junction with the forces of Sitting Bull. Both General Miles and General O. o. How ard, who had charge of the campaign concede Chief Joseph's strategic ability as q warrior. In the memorable cam 1 paign Of 1877 he won several victories i against great odds. and surrendered only when surrounded. The presence i of this celebrated Indian at the Whit House, pleading for the restoration ot his ancestral valley, will be Interesting
 In 1873 President Grant awarded the Wallowa valley to the Nez Perces
 but in 1875 this order was revoked. aEc
 the land which Chief Joseph now seel1s i became public domain again. Since i then 1t has been settled and is now eT1-
 braced in Union county, Ore. As tn;
 occupants have acquired legal title tc the land, it would greatly compllcd {;
 matters if the president were to heet ! Chief Jcseph's petition
 In addition to his request that th!.
 tribal valley be restored to him. Chic
 Joseph will seek to recover none,
 claim of no modest size. which he as serts is due the Nez Perces for in
 wrestling of their land from them }! the revocation of PI esident Grant decree.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-16
Teaching by Phonograph.

It is seriously stated that the employ ,nent of the phcnograpll for the teaCa-
 ing of languages has met with HlUcn success at the naval academy at Ann apolis. where. it is claimed. the students have acquired correct pronunciation by this method easier than by any ether one previously employed. This statement may be taken as either l grave reflection upon the efficiency nT the instructors of languages in that esta blishment or as an indorsemcut oI the highly cultured capacity of the pipc-v -voired instrument which ought ,u boom the trade Who knows but what some day we may see the legend, "Fn"- rogr4phic teaching of French or any old language without q master. con spicuously blazoned in the windows oi the dealers in these instruments? Ma chlne-ta French or Spanish may yet become a fashionable fad more gen orally cultivated than the sublime art of making machine poetry.
 Of course. the man or woman who learns French, for example. by phono- graph vii! be stamped as machine made. That will be unavoidable. In learning the language by phonosrapn the student will miss the Interesting
 poses, motions nf the hands, shoutdei slrugS and facial coutortionS which arc so expressive in themselves and whicI enter so largely into the French con versationaI art. And when he has per- | fected himself to his own satisfaction | in the art of speaking by the aid of tht phUnCsraph and without a master, tht
Arizona republican., 1903-02-16
CURB ENT
 COMM E MT
Repsaling the Land Lave.

For more than a generation it has been tire policy of the United States government 70 present to any settler upon the public domain sufficient land to make fer himself farm. The adop- ton Of this policy was the death blow to q form of land speculation which was the cause of most of the financial disasters which beiell tl.e United States during it's early history. When any man could get a clear t.tie to q farm by living upon it for five years, speculation in farm lands became i'm possible. In the homestead act there was q provision by which any home steader could commute" the reQuiIe- inert for five years residence by pay ins for the Ilad at SIPS per acre.
 With the exhaustion of the public ; lands in the humid regions intending settlers upon the public domain were eonfrcrted with conditions wholly new ! to the people Of ..Crth America and Europe. Where land could be irTi- gated, . quarter section was far more than a settler required. or. il without lrapital could prnita5iy use. Never i theless, there was continual employ
 meat Of the homestead and cormu- tatic2 acts and the pre-emption act to acquire lands. At last congress was made to understand that these laws were nct suited to the development ol an arid country. and the desert act i was passed. which gave a section of desert land to any man who would de- velop water for it's irrigation. A tim Der act was passed which gave q sec ton t0 any one who would plant a cer- tain number of trees upon it ard keer
 them alive for a few years. Gradually under these various laws, nearly al the land. and much ncOre-which could Ge prOftably dealt with singiehandej by men of small means has passed into private ownership. So soon as il
 was attempted to apply these laws tc lands which thc poor man could not
 use frauds were inevitable, and hay, been conducted on q grand scale. Il vas the intent of the law that 20 mal should get public land except to mako himself . home. As matter Of fact Eominal or brief residence" has bee! employed by men who never intenGeC
 to and could not live upon the tract: which they selected to get title
 merely for the purpose. perfectly wei understood, Of immediately transfer firing it to corpora iions and Specu,a toys
 Of late. timber and mineral lands havt
 been the special objective oi these lant
 pirates.
 It is proposed by some. and bil
 to that effect is now before congress
 to repeal all laws by which any on
 can obtain titie to public lands unti
 he mas actually made home there ant occupied it for five years. There is n prospect of passing the bill. It ough
 not. in fact, to be passed. But if it's in
 tToducti1n and discussion result in th
 adonticn of some plan fer Gisposin of the remnants of the public dUnlai
 under conditions which shall assul' tlia; every acre of agriculturai Ian shalt bc occupied and titled by an ag
 riculturalist who has paid no tribut to any specuIat9r, il will accomplish lG0>t useful purpose. Mcdn;iinc. \ hH
 is needed is effective a,inninistrat:" : If OUT present laws according to tEci
 benefcent intent. That We can hay, l San Francisco Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-16

i1a bi!ity to gesture correctly or at alI will constitute the indelible brand i'm pGseu on him by the machine which no subsequent experience in fife will be able to eradicate. The phonograph may be a better teacher of language 50 t!:e naval cadets at Annapolis than any of the human kind employed there by the government. but that should be as criucd to q defective selection of the latter and not to any superiority Of the photograph. which is presumed to navc borrowed it's voice from a proficient linguist However, there IS no lmmedl- 2te prospect that regular and well qualified teachers Of languages else where than in Annapolis will be cut out Of their jobs through the general adon- ton Of the instrument.-San Francisco thrCIicle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15

BYDGOSZCZ. W lutym b.
r. skaza}a tutejsza izba karna
czeladnika stolarskiego Her.
mana Richtera ma rok i szesc
miesiecy wiezienia "a to re z
innym jeszcze cz}owiekiem
mia1 pobic str6za nocnego.
Wykaza1o sic teraz, kiedy r.
juz kilka miesiecy W wiezie-
niu przepedzi}, re ME on, a.
lie ktoS inny do pobicia str6-
ia sic przyczyni}. R. zosta}
zatem uwolniony cd kary i
why.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15
Z POD MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA. Zarzad war
szawskiego chrzesciahskiego
towarzystwa ochrony kobiet
podaje do wiadomo6ci pow
szechnej, ze wedlug otrzyma-
nych wiadomosci zr6dlowych
z Buenos Ayres wyjecha1 do
Europyznany handlarz dziew-
czetami, W celu z~werbowania,
pod pozorem dostarczania po-
ptatnych zajec, do dom6w
rozpusty W Ameryce polu-
dniowej d~ziewczat nieswiado-
mych j: kobiet mlodych. Wo-
bee tego zarzad ostrzega m}o-
de kobiety i d~ziewczeta, ably
ME wierzyly zadnym. zapew-
re otrzymaja tam.
zajecia pop}atne Tub obietnice
zamazp6jscia, gdyz czeka je W
Ameryce o~czywista zguba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15
z POZNANSKIEGO.

OBORNIKI w poblizu
miasta istnieje tax zwane
sanatoryum ola chorych ma
pluca. Zak1ad ten jest pod "a
rzadem urzedu zabezpieczenia
chorych do kt6regoZ abezpie-
czonych wysy1aA Admins racy-
a niemiecka, chociaz pacyenci
p%rzewaznie polacy, Niemcom
%pozwolono czytae wszelakie
gazety polakom tylko jedne:
,~,Przewodnik Katolicki." W
,,barbarzy6skiej", jak ia ma
zywaja niemcy, Rosyi podo-
bne ukazy ME istnieja! Jacy
oni W %nienawi6ci za5lepieni!
Toe to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agi-
tacya, by nawet najobojetniej-
szego polaka pobudzic do "a
wzietosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15
ZE SLASKA.

w WROCkAWIU przya-
resztowano rzeznika Treuher-
"a z Berlina, zmieniajacego
W r6znych sk}adach fa}szy-
we 5-mark6wki. Scigany,
rzuci} ma ulice IS fa1szywych
monet; prey przesfuchach
przyznal T., re zmieni} juz
wielka Hose podrobionych
5-mark6wek. Monety te So.
dose dobrze nasladowane, tyl-
ko brzeg maja surowszy i
lzejsza wage Cd prawdziwych:
z MYSkOWIC ma Sz]asku
donosza, re zosta1o tam II
os6b pokasanych przez PISA,
u kt6rego nastepnie stwier-
dzono wscieklizne. Wszyst-
kich chorych wyslano do Ber-
lima do instytutu pasteurows-
kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15

R w Goliszewie
w6z dominialny przejechal 5
letniq dziewczynke Anne
Dembowska i ma miejscu ia
zabil. - w Turku trzyletni
ch1opiec Andrzejewski W ME-
bytnosci rodzic6w w izbie
przyblizyl sic do ognia ma ko-
mimic - sukienki jego sic
zajefy i tax sic poparzy}, re
W kilka godzin umar1.