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New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Field OF WORK FOR HOTEL CHAPLAIN.
,-1u7 o11r1 FIT FOR MINISTERIAL ACTIVITY IN LARGE
c1TY-EKPERIENCES IN THIS LINE

sbe eaid Doctor we want you to marry us over
again L
Don't you think I tied the knot tightly enough
the other night?
MY husband did not tell you the stra1ght
truth the other night she explained he cdlleo
himself twenty-five and said that l was t"ents-
eight The real fact Of the matter is: he IS only
twenty-three and l tkirty-four- We are alraio
that the other marriage was not legal
81 told them that 1 though it vas olnd!ns
enough but to please them I would marry them
again.
I'VE wish you would she said. for We don I
want to begin married life with lie
NV fee for the first wedding was 80 con-
cluded Dr. Warren and the man gave me S Tor
remarrying them"
At a wedding at the New-AmsterdaIn
Hotel there was an incident of another sort Both
man and woman in this case we're "esterntrs
They had number Of friends in the city. and
the wedding rather more elaborate thar Is
usual in hotels After the ceremony a good look
ing young fellow who had served as bTst man
stepped UP to DR. Warren and asked: Didn't you
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

men for possession of the camp. but after "en- i
ty-seven of then, had been killed the FPr1aIifiTF
retired the UnGeTCrocvth The camp d ne
MaChias Lumber Company in Township %
also found To bs' in possession OF porrupln~S
when the crew went her" idSt fall, ana IN"
sIuatters evacuated n-iy after = IitC he'd battIe
\ valua H- left ON N" bank bS a
MaChias River guid" las suv.7u.r. and Vheh
he returned to II three vs. later thr QoTcuplnHs
had gna Wei th.. rims and h. lark 9" badly t9a'
the rritf, worthless i farmer in the town
Of Wesley left his hayinG tools in s meade"
night. and r"tlrilsri next morning 70 mo
that his s,yih-. had been D"ar!y DESTROYED
Th- long sharp I'3ille. in VhI"h the anlro3tS
find their chief prnc.--fi"s- also V"~h much da9n-
age An eXfmJ.!e pt this = cited IN a case a
crawford l"sf ~GU.ru"r- Wh"E a valuable '''i'
owner bv Hdu<com t'r0thrr~ was 'Hurd "irh
c?l.. Of it's an kl..s fun Uf ths gIj = th" cor
Fa wing evidently como Up"r tn t"r"1rl7A ~
the tell grass whore il Iav E.G!.n The GUI-'T
penetrated the aHhI'- jD.T:- r"~'.i:lr- N fE'
death Of tn colt
As tn. porrrIujrc j. eaSv =" Hi. ~ - tHf'S-"i
that q small bounty * all that ra' ~S7.:TF '''
bring about tHr .Nt--~rU!yistFl l"I - he fH-s-
should The hlI }aE-l;-E -" f.aes'rt .' -"
legislature il Will uEIr,Iit@t!.v - '' IN. 2
of ridding eastern Maine of p--|t THAT ''5
CIar-d 10 he more destructive" than forest 'f''-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

makes no charge for any service he renders If
fee Is offered 1t is accepted in the spirit 1t Is
rendered In just one has the chaplain been
victimized. After wedding the bridegroom gave
him a check out-of- town bank The check
for 80 and the Rev. MT. Warren sent 1t to
his bank for collection 1t was protested and
cost him s.
The movement has the support Of most Of the
hotel managers and prominent clergymen Of vari-
denominations. They have organized the Hotel
Chapains Society give the work any possible
assistance. DR.. Warren recently made a
member Of the New-York City Hotel Association.
and served a cha plain their last dinner.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

twice day. and in removing this. Of course the
dra awbacks the much m4gned coal ball has us at
vantag-s. Lanor is cheap that half dozen
good house servants can he kept fOr tn" same
money that a single would cost at home The
feed themselves. have days off and never :"
away until sends them off. it being taken for
granted that knows how treat a servant
So the look after the tires and carry out
the ashes. The shape of the" balls admits of ad-
them good anthracite coal fire OF
course, II will not burn lu':- hard nut coal
Now and again some willy son of Auan!iS palms
off combinatio of coal dust and sand. which
gives few ia the ana less heat To the bag.
The coolies know what the stuff is. bat they would
never think Of giving warning. They WIrk at Zach
other with the other roll uN tn, wltrlti stun
pocket ti.Ir wages and thu l'av" one u lind out
when the cold That good
quality Of sand to warn: his hpu~' with
Two bachelors Wc-r living t"G"thcr III house
where thu tire fues under tn" floor. according
to the moss approved C0rtin StAI". which made
United States naval officer say that their chin
neys holes the ground The c"olle whose
duty keep the fir going under the floor
had hidden sticks of wood beneath some litter
OF chips beside the fireplace "u sid Intending TO
carry them off when night came. Tn" young and
ilCOnS!Gerate bachelors discovered the trick. and
a tItd Il cord of th-'
sticks and brought il up through crack in tn"
floor. and fastened it Il About o'clock
dinner going tn" mat got up and began To
slide aCrCFS the floor. An instant later the bach
elurS WeTS outside th, door and had seized the cul-
prit
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

of expenses published herewith. and has also
written the following interesting iett-r-
To the Editor ~ The Tribune
Sir. When / rlI!,. t:.. statement You rrf-r 20
was moved II, ny reading an item stating that
"a retired minister found in New burg. living
alone room on ms pension OF 81 4 Tn"'th
Thu. impr,s.;on one would get that thI~ ;tErI
minister's lot U,- O,.r of extreme hardship. II
stead Of being "A condition calling for tEankfU!n'-~
that nIr grand rum"nt 50 literally ProvIitS
for us old veterans !sy its most generous pension
system
as far ives, as Milwaukee. convince that
consciously / have touched 4 subject OF NOR. than
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

l., the ,ir,~ yyh,c, ..-,r'y ,,~~t,.rl, w-,' With
sha:r.,--..E .i.:Ii -r- ru,h..- o.: s-" with .
knff VIZ .lrt.. .rrr .s,,.r i-sis0t .,- the teach
ers had -, .,.v.,r. =v--rt i,.tI 80 irn- G." 49,
prrparstr,,,rr uC tn. -'r~ uI...~ with Whi,h
,refr p,.f.i,~ ri.r.I .,r> r-,-k -c-'N"- iri ink
laadei po,r.,uk- .,ud E..,.-~r~ their copy
t,.,,s -r.- .,.Lr --s.,ft-~ frI ptrtIscIlrriy rra
monitors ,4,.lt point styles
bIr rh- l.,-l...t ...-~ -.,,-r--rd turning
rIr q. Lanr Gst sTrat"i shower ot
sIdIt.r- WhIrH made tIr idi-r took like A
bingham h4ckIyh-.Try grlL!l"cakr bna little fpl-
low whitfield down ir4theTrd domination Of
kin, y,ru Nj. " hon % gram
mar school and through employment 7 got
marked IL, NOR. ways than Whom This
h,v 20 uu "a the r'ItJ. -rdl Ne,.TS after.
! said "a him. lack h"Fe S"~r sword will be
rirrrI,~ rtr Your p-p ~, urt--r~t,,, ri. and
Iaukh-d IL. not knowing then. poor voIJat-sr.
that he was going the Pearl OF the Antilles
never to return Boston Budget.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

old rail fences hauled TO town. sold for wood
and with the proceeds. in some instances. new post
and wire fences put in. An old fashioned
worm ffnc" which meets the requirements TOT
which II built. contains about twenty ral!s
to each rod. .hn In f"NC" one fourth inii'
long. These 1T s. hundred bring in the aggregate
SiS This would pay fer enough posts set sixteen
feet apart and twenty inch w0v"n VIII" IN" entlr'
length, with three strands of barb wire
above and th"~. would be- mon"y left Several
farmers near here hauling the II, "ld ferc'~ to
town and putting wire ONES in their stead
Monroe City tNnJ News
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

T"tAl
Tf. Rev Charles NJ Winchester. Of Middle
town. y. Y. for years pastor Of the Free Chris
tian Church there, declares that a minister can
live on ST. month. if he lives alone and can
live substantially at that. and have some money
left every month 70 give II tn church. In sup
port of his statement he has r"n'0it.'i the table
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
MAKING A PEN WITH KNIFE.

speaking OF the penknife. why do We SUN con-
tinua TO call II by a name which was appropriate
years ago but which has Significance now?
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

BURNING FENCES FOR FUEL
The scarcity of fuel in towns has brought aoou.
a singular condition on the farm. WOOD Is halo
to GET and sells for about s. a cord. Old rails
h-,r, e. ner load Of one hundred. At this price
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5 WIESCI OJCzYzN7. s
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4 POZNANSKBlI][.]Ell,lGG|;O(.).,

3E@gfHg &SgS.Js
n Woznica browaru
bavaria" wi6d piwo pred
pewna restauracya ma sw.
Marcinie i pozostawi} ma
chwile w6z j konie bez dozo-
ru. Nadjezdzajaca 2 przeciw-
nej strony pow6zka wiejska,
chcac wiminac dor6zke jada-
ca Cd bramy Berli6skiej, skre-
ci}aIzbyt ostro " box tax niesz-
czeSliwie, ze dyszlem wjecha-
Ia ma metr gleboko " piersi
jednego z-koni browarowych.
Biedne stworzenie zdechlo
wkr6tce " najokropniejszych
meczarniach. Sprawce wypad-
ku zapisala policya do kary ]
prawdopodobnie bedzie on
musia} zap}acic "a konia, kt6-
ry wart by1 1900 NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

WARsZAWA. SIP. Adam
Pietkiewicz adam P}ug)
zmarl. Me byl wielki geniu-
seem ale. wielki screen PREY
znakomitym talencie, a to
czesto ola narodu wiecej zna-
czy, niz geniusz. Adam Plug,
jakoby p}ugiem oral skioe
n~arodowych stosunk6w, az
PREY piracy umarl, majac lat
80. Najprz6d redagoWa1 INA
komite pismo ,,Klosy" j pisal
powie6ci. Nazwislko jego
wszedzie bylo znane. q tenn
.nazwiskiem aczyla ka1da
dusza polska wszystko co
zacne i dobre ola Polaka.
Potem byl redaktorem ,,Ku-
ryera Warszawskiego" re-
daktorem i chluba. Geese
pamieci wielkiego cz1oWieka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

N Ia usi1owane
swietokradztwo stawal pred
izba karna W Poznaniu Stu
sarz Jan Cwikli6ski. Dnia Is
wrzesnia rb. usi1owa1 on VIA
mac sic do koscio}a katolic-
kiego W Obornikach, ale
przeszkodzil mu W tenn tam
tejszy ksiqdz proboszcz,.
Opr6cz tego udowodniono
oskarzonemu, ze przez try
lata ME pracowal i stall sic
winnym w}6czegostwa. Pro-
kurator dr.. Noisy wni6sf Q
pol roku j diva tygodnie wie-
zienia oraz 4 tygodnie aresz-
tn. Sad skazal oskarzonego
ma rok j miesiac domu kar-
nego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

GNIEZNO. (Ocalenie tona
cego. w niedziele okolo 60
dziny 4 po po4udniu bawill
sic czytamy W ,Lechu"
dwaj synowie dyrektora kan
celaryi konsystorskiej p. Ber-
gera Z i 14-letni mad jezio-
rem Jelonkiem, kt6re W tenn
miejscu tuz PREY brzegu ma
znaczna glebia. Siegajac jaki6
przedmiot z jeziora potoczy}
sic 7-letni ch}opczyk i wpadl
do woody. Poskoczy1 mu ma
ratunek .11-letni brat, ale re
glebia by}a zbyt wielka, vice
zacza} wolac co sill o pomoc.
Ma odg1os ten nadbiegli dwaj
bracia, Felicyan i Romuald
Dropoczewscy 2 Cinema i z
narazeniem wlasnego zycia
wyratowali tonacego chop
czykd Cd niechybnej 5mierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

ZE SLASKA. q Woznik
pisa, re pewien zydowski ku-
piec zdradzii kozakom pogra-
nicznym zamiar %przemytni-
k6w, kt6rzy pewnej nocy,
przenie6c przez
.przemytnik6w, ci spostrzegl-
sly zasadzke, a niechcac
wpa6c " rece kozak6w, zmu-
szeni byli porzucic towary,
:kt6re naruralnie kozacy "a
.brali. Przemytnicy dowiedzie-
Ii sic ma kim zemscic.. Napa-
dli ma niego pewnego dnia,,
zbili go okropnie, wyrwali
wszystkie wlosy z brody, q
osmarowali smolow-
Gem. Ciezko rannego j pobi-
tego musiano odwiezf do la
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
z PRUS POLSKICH.

GDANSK. w nocy 2
czwartku ma piatek wpadl po-
Gag idacy z Tczewa do Gdah-
ska W Pruszczu ma ranzeru]a-
cy ma stacyi pociagg towaroWy.
L%okomotywa rozbila " puch
ostatni wagon towarowego
pociagu, choc nan wpad1a 2 :.
zmniejszona si}a, DO pociagi
w~strzymano. szcze5ciem by{
6w wagon ostatni n~ie.zwiaza-
ny z reszta t~owarowego po-
ciagu, inaczej rozmiary niesz-
cze5cia by1yby straszliwe. Pc
Gag towarowy odrzucony EOS
tai HAWAI- drogi, vice lokomo-
tywa osobowego poclagu ME
miala JUL pred SODA nieprzez-
wyciezonej fanny. Cd silly
starcia wypad{ palace 0 jake
dziesiec krok6w z lokomoty-
wy ma szyny i ME rych}o 3D.
zyska1 p~rzytomno6t. Pociag
stana}, a wagony wypad}y je-
den ma drugi, druzgocac
sic W czeSci nawzajem., Gu
dem ME bylo wypadku Smier-
ci, ale tylko mniej Tub wiecej
ciezkie obrazenia. Jeden 2
pasazer6w wtloczony ma drzwi
wychodka, wpad} wen, DO
drzwi szcze6ciem sic otwarty.
Me mniej by} ciezko ranny.
Kobieta ciezarna W czwartej
klasie pc upfywie godziny ME
mog}a sic podniesc O w{asne]
sile. Zreszta tylko uderzenia
obrazenia lekkie. Wilma trafia,
zdaje sic, napersona} miejsco-
wywP ruszczu. Znak okazywa]
ze wjazd ola pociagu wolny,
a wolnym ME by1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

POZNAN. Wielkie niesz-
czescie wydarzylo sic " ulicy
Wenecya6skiej. Woznica spe-
dycyjny Micha} Jakubowski,
czlowiek W sile wieku, uder-
zyl wozem Q kamie6 przy-
dr6zny. 2 powodu silnego
zderzenia spadl NJ. : woza j
z}amal sobie kregl, skutkiem
czego W drodze do lazaretu
zmarl. NieszczeSliwy pozosta-
vii Zone ] kilkoro dzieci.
w Poznaniu zlozono Z urze-
du pewnego nauczyoiela przy
szkole miejskiej, poniewaz "
czasie lekcyi " szkole mial
wygadyWac na zyd6w. Me
poch1tWaaalLasLml1lJy zltadSllnletll h'ecy Ice
trzebaby tez poskladac :
urzed6w Wszystkich nauczy--
I5ciieellii, k & 81 Wsszzlkolach w
.gaduia a. P''olak6Wl IllI katoli.-
ak6x atalksieh ll1|l<,| ~ y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
z GALICYI.t

POLAR RADYMNA. Dnia
5 listopada okolo godz. 9
zrana, wybuchna} tn grozny
polar. 2 niewyjasnionych
powod6w zajal sic dom par
terowy Gutlera handlarza
maka i zelazem. Wskutek
silnego Wiatru ogieh rozsze-
rzy1 sic 2 ogromna szybko-
5cia ia kilkanascie budyn-
.k6w sasiednich. Niebezpie-
czehstwo, ze wzgledu ma ge
stosc zabudowah i kierunek
wiatru, bylo bardzo wielkie.
Ma miejscu zjawila sic straz
ochotnicza 2 Radymna cite
.rema sikawkami i beczkami;
wnet potem przybyly straze
ze Skoioszowa, Ostrowa i ia
roslawia z wlasnemi sikawka-
mi j beczkami. Bardzo zywy
i skutecny udzial W akcyi
ratunkowe wziela miejscowa
zaloga wojskowa. Dick wy
(tezonym u~silowaniom stray
Il wojska udalo sic ogief u
miejscowic tak,ze " poludnie
niebezpieczefstwo dalszego
rozszerzenia sic pozaru bylo
usuniete. .Ofiara pablo
III dom6w mieszkalnych j 6
zabudowaf, czesciowo za5 20
staiy uszkodzone 8 bul,de1y:n1lkzsi.
Pozarem dotknieta Jest wyla-
|cznie ludno6c zydowska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
~ /! sIASKA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prz,.es,
ciwko,, G6rno,lszlazak 4,
Iulstajje. " .n,iiiezll[icszn1ych bardzo
.parafiach przyszli ksieza do
przekonania, g walka Jest
|dare1mllln,la, zesszkl:o,di raczztejjimr
samym... 20 Wiekszej cze5ci
|duchoWis66stwo trivia swym
uporze j albo prywatnie agi-,
tuje przeciwko Polakeom, albo
tez, czego chyba p~ochwalit
ME MONA, ME dale rozgrze-.
szenia "a czytanie nGorno-
szlazaka".
Ponizejj podajemy wlasno-
REGIME pismo ksiedza Woda-
RIA z powiatu Wielkostrzelec-
|kiego:
An Fleischermst. Alex.
Mulorz. Zyme1ga m6wi, ze
kazali mu rozdzielat
pisma Cd ,,G6rnoszlazaka''. Ja
sic was pytam, jak to sic zga-
|dza 2 wasza. Czy wy jeszcze
mozecie bye katolikieml
|Czy6cie wy ME slyszeli ma
kazaniu pisma Ks. Biskupa?
X. Wodarz.
Czyzby wladza biskupa ME
E~mialaawiedziee ostem, re taxa
|agitacya szkodzi powadze
Kosciola j duchowiehstwa, re
" skutek tel nieszczesnej
agitacyi tract d~uchowie6stwo
ma z~aufaniu u ludu?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

). POLACY WSYBERY1. w
dziewiczych pustkowiach Sy-
beryi, zw}aszcza .Tomskiej
mieszka DUO osadnik6w pol
skich, kt6rzy utworzyli tam
Gale wsie, liczace pc kilkaset
mieszka6c6w. Najwiekszem
pragnieniem osadnik6w jest
chez posiadania koscio}a ka-
tolickiego W stole swojem.
Obecnie buduja sic kosciolki
W Barok6wce i Krasnojarsku.
6wiatynia " Krasno-
jarsku zastapi starry koscio-
lex. tamtejszy, zbudowany
pred 46 laty kosztem metro
.polit6w Holowi6skiego j FL
jafkowskiego. Polacy W Sybe-
ryi zajmuja %przeWaznie sta
nowiska " ~rozmaitych urze-
dach i biurach, znaczna
przytem Geese. PRAGUE przy
.kolei jake wyzsi j nizsi u:
rzednicy, robotnicza klasa ko-
,lejowa lczy przeszlo 200 os6b
Polak6w. W CUB. jenisejskiej
Jest kilka wsi, zaludnionych
wylacznie prawie przez w}o-
6cian katolik6w, trudniacych
sic r6lnictwem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

z MAD GRANICY. o Gle
kawym zaj6ciu donosza gaze
ty ~niemieckie. Pewna porzad-
ME ubrana kobieta jechala
koleja ku granicy, wiozac nj.
by dziecko re SODA. w dro->
DE rozpocze}a sic rozmowa z
jadacemi r6wniez kobietami.
,,Jakie tez to dziecko grzecz-
ne i spokojne", rzekla jedna
@ - odezwafa sic wiozaca
dziecko, ,,ono byle kawalek
cukru dostalo to nigdy ME
p}acze." Wtem ma granicy
przystepuje do owej kobiety
urzednik cfowy j prosi ia do
komory celnej celem rewizyi.
Tutaj wykazaio sic, ze owe
greene j nieplaczace dziecko
ME bylo mic innego jak zgrab-
ME u%szykowana paczka XII
seek (serwulatek) kt6re ko-
beta chciala przez granice
~przemycic, co jej sic jednakze
ME udaio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

WABRZEzNO. 'W1a6ciciel
ziemski Vosten, soltys z Ziel-
na znajdowal slew niedziele
ma p~olowaniu. Gdy usi}owa}
precise przez plot W Malanko-
vie, pu5cily obydwa kurki
fuzyi i strza}y trafily niesz-
cze6liwego W glove. Smierc
n~astapila ma miejscu. Zabity
pozostawil zone z pieciorgiem
dzieci. G-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

WAkCZ. Majatek Rozwa}d,
%obejmujacy przesz}o 900:
m6rg, W powiecie wafeckim
kupi1 p. Komorowski, rzadzca
d6br r~okosowskich ksiazat
Czartoryskich. Wie6 ia by}a
dlugie lata W rekach niemiec-
kich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Z PO on SK I /,
@ XII. s4SS8 S&aE
w TARUSIl9IE 81 Rosvii,

w wRosyii,,
.a~resztowano tychdniach
.kobiete pod zarzutem zabicia
1000 dzieci. Kobieta ta.przYj-'
Cd kilku lat, q ma
"a oplata dzieci IA Wychowa.
ME. Dzieci to regularnie Pc
[kilku tygodniach umieraly.
w PRESSBURG w pu-
blicznem ogrodzie bawily sic
|dwie ~zydowiaczki %opowiada-
MEM matki. DIVA inne dzieci
|poprosily zydowiaczk6w, czy-
by ME mogly 2 niemi sie
.pobawic. Matka zydka, po-
zwolila, choc matka owych
dziatek wyglada}a ubogo. Ale
naraz 4zerWala sic zydowica.
Was, herjel unerhoert! obce
dzieci m6wily do jej dzieci:
,,Ty! Won!' Precz do matki
.waszej ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Owa
at--I.- . .-1 l. y = I-.. - -F--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
N%IEKT0RZY LUDZIE ME i

NIEKTORZY LUDZIE ME Luz
big sposobu prowadzenia ~interesu
welding melody Or Fahrney ma
jednak3e usasadniona do tego PREY
.czyne. Vie on . tenn, ze jego le-
.karstwo osiagnie najlepsze rezulta-
~, gdy je posle wprost do ohorych
ludzi. Tych rezultatdw pragnie on
sam i chorzy ludzie takze Mozecie
pisac Tub telegrafowac po ORA
Piotra Gomozo idojdzie ono do
was pierwszym~ ekspresem. Adres:
DR.. Peter Fahrney, ll2-ll4 So:
IHoyne ave. Chicago, Ill,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
He lIIlIIlIll I . &

Esop, slaxay
,wiada . czIowsIielkn kt6ryiseehwga7
IL, u uozyniil nniev,lychanysskkot' a.
'W,yyspiie Rodm iipowiadAas e ma vie
luna tosswiadkldw. JJeden g SIN
Ichao1y .Pt.erwal M IL y n16dw.iae: ,nie..
snmoezess przekonac mas gg .alsanb Ale
tn Jest nasz Rodus, skacz pokkaz;
90 mozesz.' Katwem jest siee pre-.
.chwala6, ale trudnem udoWodnitt..
Taprawde znaleEc MONA wszsedzie,
naws,et co do medycyn. Triner'a a
tmleearyylkllasnskli Eliksir Gorzkiego Wi
rs, jest jedynym 6rodkiem poleca-
nym przez ksiezy, Wie eel'nu $40
stry zakonne, doktor6w j olbrzymiia
#liste najpowasniejszych obywatelli.
+Kazdy powiada 70 jest on najlep-
Sym j NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. na
wszystkle n~ieporzadki zo}adkowe,
nerwowo66 j niedostateczns lose
krwi i ze dzia}a odpowiednio do
teggo, GO fabrykant powiada. Odna-
via. krew, wytwarza .dobry j zdro-
Wy apetyt j naturally, zdrowy zen.
ISmak jest nader p%rzyjemny, q
wpiyw jest natychmiastowy. Do
|dostania Y aptekach, lub u fabry-:
kanta J6z. Triner, 799 So. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, Ills. Pilsen Station.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

GNIEZNO. Pociag osobo-
wy idacy z Nakla uderzyl Q
stojacy pociag. q podr6z-
nych szczeseiem Mkt ME
doznal szwanku, a szkoda
materyalna jest nieznaczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

IL. Blogos}awienstwo pierwszej ko-
munii Sw. PowiesG osnuta ma
tie stosunk6w sp6lczesnych, z
ilustracyami.
IS. Matka bole6ciwa, o~pow;adanie
moralne.
II. I'od stopam1 Krzyza, wiersz.
Is. Gawedy Q starych dziejach 2
llustracja ,~,zlota Drama " XII
jowie".
Is. w pogoni "a szcze6ciem, opo-
wiadanie.
II. Ciezkiciczasy humoreska z ilu-
stracyami.
1s. Trafii frant ma franta, zdarze-
ME prawdziwe, wierszem.
10. w czterdziesta rocznice po-
wstania " 1863 roku, wierszem
Ludw,ka Mizerskiego.
90. Jak drzewa owocowe pielegno-
wac nalezy, artykui o ogrod~
nictwie.
81. o przyzwoitem zachowan,u sic
W zyciu codziennem i o dobrych
o~byczajach, uwagi.
90. Tajemnica d}ugiego zycia, arr
tykuf tresci naukowej.
90. Rozrywki v wolnych chwilach
Z ilustracyami.
"a. Praktyczne rady.
}25. Zarty i doWcipY, z ilustracYam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

= a l.uonnG 3n-ess. . ,.sn,
no na..vch c,vtaIn;l6v VIA.
to- : l;stn nasteraL;eoo arcv-
;aknna + R;loz af;aoo 4,
;lntracvaA.
= Zoon Swieteoo ) in
.atracva
S-l MI: DIT:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

Jake dodatek do}qczony jest kaendarz dcienny ma rok 1904, kalen-
darzyk kieszonkowy, Chrystus Pan " katedrze Krakowskiej, Bog by{i
Jest, ojczyzna try obazy oeniowe j obraz kolorowy Matki Boskiej
Czestochowskiei. ne
Kalendarx wy5lemy kazdemu ko nam prze6le przedplate ma - Wis
rusa" " sumie 9l.5O B.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-06-25
No 103-
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, for San Juan County
IN PROBATE
In the matter OF the estate of Lyman Weeks, de
ceased.
Edison Weeks, executor of the estate of said
Lyman Weeks, deceased, having on the I4th
day of May, A d. 1908 rendered and filed here
in a full account and report of his administra-
tion of said estate which said account was for
final settlement, and with said account having
filed petition asking among other things for
the distribution of the residue of said estate
and for examination of said fnaT account
and if the same be found true and correct, for
the discharge of said executor.
1t is therefore hereby ordered that all persons
interested in the estate of the said Lyman
Weeks, deceased, be and appear before the pro-
bate department of the said Superior Court of
the state of Washington for San Juan county
at the Court room of said Court, at Friday Har-
Dor, in said county, on Tuesday, the 9TH day of
July, A. d. 1908, at 2 O'Clock p. m. of said day
then and there to show cause, if any they have
why final settlement should not be made with
said executor and why an order of distribution
of the residue of said estate, according to law
should not be issued and why an order discharg-
ing said executor should not be issued by this
Court.
1t is futt her ordered that a copy of this order
be published for four successive weeks before
the said 7th day of July, A. d. 1905 in "The
San Juan Islander" a weekly newspaper, print
ed and published in said county 81 San Juan,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-06-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

III the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, for San Juan County.
IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of Patrick WEIGH,
deceased. y
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the estate of said deceased we're is
sued 10 the undersigned on the 23rd day of
May, 1903 by said Superior Court in and for the
county of San Juan, and that all persons hav-
ing any claims against said Patrick WEIGH de-
ceased, or against said estate, required to
present them to me for allowance at my resi-
dence at Friday Harbor, in said county of San
Juan, state of Washington within one year from
the date of the first publication of this notice,
or they shall be forever barred
Dated this 2Sth day of May 1903.
+. H. NASH,
Administrator of Estate of said deceased.
H. S. King Attorney for said Administrator
and Estate.
First publication May 49, 1903.