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The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

Smoke the La d Oreo cigar.
Mrs. Chapman's opening Saturday.
Rest livery in the city at Platt and
Kings.
Special rates to tourists at Platt &
Kings.
Silver is climbing SO is the G. V.
store. Watch us.
The best Havana filled for 90 cent
cigar La ID Oreo.
Basalt and return for the Road
Race contest, Sept. Goth. 81. so.
The Progress is noted for it's cakes,
that are Just like homemade ones.
The G.. V. store delight in having
people go in and inspect their stock.
Millinery opening at Lay-Nattin-
gers next Saturday. Mrs Chapman.
There is always fresh lot of pies
and others bakers supplies at the
Progress.
Extra ladies 90 cents at the Mac
cabees' ball at the Turner Hall to
morrow night.
Admission s1.00; extra ladies %
cents at the Maccabees' ball tomorrow
night at Turner Hall.
If you wish for new street hat
call at The Ladies' Emporium and
xn- x.,;I ba o,,ra tf, ha s,,;tal
Balloon ascension at Glenwood
Sunday. September Goth. in connec-
tion with the Road Race contest.
What does the G. V. store handle.
is the question often heard. Well
that is easily found out. Just step in
and see.
The Ladies' Emorium is better
quippped than ever before for dis
playing the prettiest hats ever shown
in the city.
Wait for the grand opening at The
Ladies' Emporium if you wish for
a decidedly swell hat. Elegant street
hats always on display.
Prof @. P. Gillette, of the State
Agricultural college. who has been in
the city for the past several days. left
over the narrow guage this morning
for Montrose.
Mrs. @. E. Glesner. of Ouray, was
an arrival in the city yesterday and
is guest of Mr.. Horace T. DeLong.
She is en- route home from visit to
friends in Boulder and Denver.
Remember it's the swellest thing
that ever happened, and if there is a
lady in this city who misses the mil
man, this fall, will miss one of the
finest things in the history of the
city.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Maud
Chapman's next Saturday. Every
lady is most cordially invited. The
styles are the swellest ever shown in
the city, and the assortment is by far
the largest of any past season. At
Lay Nattinger's store.
September goth will furnish bicycle
enthusiasts on the Western Slope the
most exciting Road Race which has
ever been pulled off in Colorado. A
rivalry has existed between the differ
ent winners of the Road Race which
has been held between Basalt and
Glenwood every year until lately a
purse of $4,000 has been hung up by
the citizens of Glenwood to be COM
peted for by Buffehr of Leadville,
Beard of Fruita. Hanson of Aspen and
Broughton of Glenwood. The Colo
RADIO Midland will as usual run a spe-
cial race train. Verv low rates are
made for this trip.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
THE TRIAL TODAY.

keeping open their place, the Royalty
after the statutory limitation of mid
night ON the night of the 9th of Sep
tember, was called in Justice Byers
court this morning.
The same attorneys appeared for the
city and for the defendants. as ap-
peared in yesterdays cases against
Gail @. and Thomas Murray.
S. N. Wheeler OF the defense. elect
ed for jury trial. The following
jurors were secured to try the case,
Thomas Chambers. James HI. Hards,
S. NJ. Dowden. E. E. Miller. H. l..
Hiatt and W. E. Platt
The statement of what purported to
be the issues in the case were made
by City Attorney Carnahan. The at
torney for the defense made no state
lnent.
George Smith was the first witness
called for the prosecution. He gave
in detail his movements on the night
that he says he saw men enter the
Royalty, after securing evidence
against the Abbey.
Himself. Revs. Weir and Becker
and F. F. Phillips, the detective
brought here by the ministers and the
law and order league. met at the rest
room, which had been established in
the former studio of Miss De la Matyr
and proceeded from there to the Roy
atty. They had set their watches, or
rather Smith had set his watch with
the standard time clock in the O. ID.
Smith drug store and it was a few
minutes before twelve when they be-
gan their mission.
They reached the Royalty between
ten and fifteen minutes after twelve
O'Clock. The blinds were drawn in
the saloon and the doors closed. They
took position across the street and
they decided that it would be the best
plan for Phillips the detective to go
to the side door and knock and gain
admission and take a drink. While
they were parleying they saw three
unlocked by j. III. Alderman. Phil
lips then went to the door and knock
ed and ne was admitted by j. III. Ack-
erman. He went to the bar and took
drink of whiskey. He then came
out and told what he had done. They
afterward saw three more men enter
and depart from hte saloon.
On the cross examination. Attorney
Wheeler followed the line of examin.
alton and secured an admission from
Smith that he, in conjunction with
the party. consisting of Revs. Becker,
and Weir and the Detective Phillips,
had decided that they would violate
the law by having Phillips go into
the saloon and secure drink of whis-
key. thereby making the proprietor
break the law.
Mr.. Smith said he did not see any
one around the saloon, save J. II.
Ackerman, not even the porter or the
bar tender. Myron Mckinney.
He stated also that he knew the
time of day it was by peering over
the curtains and seeing the clock in
the saloon, which gave the hour as
between ten and fifteen minutes after
twelve.
The same witnesses were called
again. as were called yesterday by the
prosecution. Their line of testimony
was about the same as that of George
Smith
At three O'Clock this afternoon the
city rested its case and the counsel for
defendants went into consultation with
them.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
IMPORTED.

A fine line of dried and smoked
sausage, Imported Swiss cheese, Edam
and Roquefort cheese, Med, Morton
and Pineapple cheese, Ronyefort
Cheese. at Kersburg g. Hertz's New
Delicatessen store, Colorado, near 4th.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

Joe Newman and his excellent com
pany. will appear at the Park opera
house, Friday evening. Sept. 18th.
For this occasion prices have been re-
duced to general admission 25 cents.
Reserved seats 80 and 70 cents. Tick
cts ON sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
WANT FOR SALE ETC.

For Sale.-A new five room house,
No. 1104 White.
For Sale-Splendid piano. Part
cash, balance in easy payments. Ap-
ply here.
For Sale-My six room house. two
lots, basement. Apply to Mrs. O..
Stuart. 240 White street.
For Sale-3 room house and sum
mer kitchen. lots, lawn. trees partly
in fence. Mrs. Carl Fuchs 553 Ute.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

BYDGoszCz. Wierna iona
Pred I laty pevien robotnik "
bdjce : bratem przerznat mu no1em
brzuoh. 2 tel RAINY brat unar', .
s}oo.ynce skazano na 8 lat cucbthau
81. iona wzie1a : MIN rosw6d J
po pewnym osasie pos1}a "a maj, !
|1y1a ] MIN szozelliwie. Pevnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
RADLYN Dekarz i oberzY.

RADLYN Dekarz i oberzy~
sta Zytur zajecha} pred oberze "
Pokrzywnle; kiedy z niej wystapi}
zobaczy{, ze koni j wozu 1iema9
Dopiero W Okonlnle pred karczm2
zna|az} w6z konie. Zytur powzia}
podejrzeo'e ma %czeladnlka rzezni~
ckiego Guenthera z Ckonina, re POI
jechat jego wozem i kosmi, z z}oscA
obi4 90 "a to kijem. Ten, obity,
pobleg} pc pomoc. a przybywszy z
termina1orem Nowakowskim l RE-"
znikiem Noetzelem, lzblli Zytura
tax, re leg} bezprzytomny. K'lku
andzi v}ozy}o go .potem ma u6z l
aw,ozlo do domu. Jego zyciu "a
graza powazne niebezpieczenstwo
nosem pchdieto 60 kilkakrotnie, je-.
dnem pchnieclem zosta} ugodzony
W p}uca. Czeladnika Guenthera,
K tory uzvf noza. aresZtOwano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
Z
DZisla no ki1kn gOdzi-

Dziala pc kilku g0dzi-
mach czas.mi 70 kllku
dnIach. Krzyz ten poWi-
men wisief we dnle i VI
nocy ma jedwsbne; nltce
ma szyi spuszczonY al do
dolka. nieb eska strOns
od~'6cony do G aka.
Pred u5yci"m raz ms:
dZle J ip0 uz, ciu naIezy
krzYz ten Wf"zy6 do lets
niegO uctu na pare minut
Ola dz eel moczyf "
slabszym occ,e.
Krzyt ten kos tuies
81 90 i wyseAamy go NJ
Gale s:sny ri i do Ka~
nady. Hwarantujemy 4e
krzyz ten dziala skutec1
niej, n pas, ktfry jest
cd 1920 razy droisxY.
Lepszego src,dka lecznir
czego :ak ten krzyz me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
JASTROWIE.

JASTROWIE. Ia trumna
pewnego zmar}ego sz}a. wdowa
dw6ch syn6w pasierb6w. Pc akcie
pogrzebowym wyprawiono " domu
stype. osoblrwa gorszaca: macocha
da}a pas:erbcm ]ako spadek Pc
zmar}vm ojcu 100 marek got6wkl ;
cbieca}a wiecej jak tylko sprzeda
dwie karmne SWINE. To i'm ME
wystarczs}o, zadali wiecej a kiedy
macocha wiecej da6 ME chcia}a,
rzuciii sic ma Mig zaczeli' dusic.
Dopiero ma krzyk jej kiedy zbiegli
sasiedzi, wszyscy sig uspokoili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

Powinnen sig zusidowaG " kazdym domu, W pOsladaniu kazdego czlonka 70.
dznv, Nv to cborego cry zdrowepo. @#
PrzyslI jednegu d lara przez Express, Money Order Tub regatroWany list,
a my WIS envy darmo Diamond elektryczny knyz Tub 6 "a $500 -
Tys3ce pod1igrwah ode5rali5my cd Os6b. Rt6 e Zostaiy wyleczone z . pos
moca k1zyza: Ponzej podajemy kika 2 tych podzekowah.
NEW ORLEANS, La, % Lutego 1902 - w zhaczeniu posylamy panu
$500 "a pHt kry6w elektrycznych: TIE k6reSmy poprseino otrzynsiy przy-
NEDYKTYNkI, 1924 Douphire str. New Orleans La. "#%#%##S
THE DIAMOND ELECTRIC CROSS CO.. s
500 Milwaukee ave. Dept. 80. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

loo j pr1ysn.l,I = . wiele.Eadnato''
wobeo nostajaoysh lob polako'w';,
iBractWo 70 uoh~alilo ufatwia6 .le.
|karzom j addwotstom osia ,l'lllu tam,
gdsie ludno66 jest przewasnie pol
ska. Niemczyzas ma wscbodzie ce9fs
sie (?) ' spos6b zastraszajacy ~ :
przeczyna tegc " piracy lepssej g
Po1ak6w. Wyraxono take 4adanie
do nlemc6w. ably irmy kupieckle
ME podawa}y og}oszeh " plsmach
polskjch "a potem gdy agltacya
przolwko polakom sta{a SIG zywsza.
MOVIE (Neuenburg) " Pru-
sach Zachodn. Niedawno nsdes{ano
pozwolenle ma budowe kolei zelaz-
nej z Hardenberga do Nowega. Tu-
tejszy doz6r ko6cielny wni6s} proc
test przeciw budowie, DO LIME wy
tkn'eto ma prze}sj przez obszar pie
banski W}adza kolejowa dale "a
odnosne dwie morgi roll 5000 ma
rex, doz6r koscielny zada so tysiecy
Zapewnie nastapi urzedowa ocena
wartosc, pasma roll pod kolei zela
znsi przymusow We 1wyw}aszczenie.
Lekarz pan dr.. W}adys4sw Neumann
otrzyma{ ma miedzynarodowej wy
hyg'enicznej " Paryzu z}oty
medal "a lekarstwo P(iciapum,
kt6re poleca na biednice, bezkrwi~
stos6 og6lne os}abienie it'd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
u OALlCYI.

e. a . 81. = "a" - 60 E .a
KkAK0W ", 90 stycznia
Dzis W sail cechu rzeznik6w
odby}a sic uroczyeto6d Henryka
o~ienk1ewicza przez mieszczanstwo
i cechy krakowskie. Jubilata wpro
wadzono prey dzwiekach muzyki
do wspaniale udekorowanej sail
szgalerem. utworzonym przez star
szpzne cech6w. Przemowe wyg}osil
prezes Kola mieszczanskiego, 10
sobudzki, poczem wreczono jnbila'
towi ksiege ozdobna z adresami 26
cechtw. Sienklewicz podllekewa} "
podnios}em przem6wieniu. Nastep-
ME uscisnaf reke wszYstkich czech
%mistrz6w, zegnary hucsnemi okrzy-
kami. Uroczysto6c odbyla sic "
obecno6ci zaproszonych dygnitarzy,
rodzinY Sienkiewicza j prasy.
KRAKOW " iadomo, he be
c;zka piwa, rozpoczeta do wyszynku
M szklankl, jezeli " eiagu poiowy
dnla ME zostanle wypr6znioDa,
s~wietrzeje. Pianke wtedy ma rad
ka, riwo stale sic mn,ej smaczne, :
POGO stawlone przes jedne 0 "
napoczqtej b~eczce, pomimo herme.
tycxnego zamkniecia, tax zwietrze.
je, ze stale sie niesmacznem, : ma
vet nlezdrovem Ably tema zapo
bleds, Edmund Klimak. bupieo Y
Krakowie skonatruowal aparat tego
rSdlsajuu, e pr.epuszozajac prselsz
%g&E&%EE@F
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
Zmiana powietrza.

Zmiana powietrza.
w tel pore roku powinni6my-
oohraniaG sami siebie przeciw
wszelkim zmianom. Wiemy wszy.
soy z Acknowledgements, re kazda
zmiana powietrza pociaga "a soba
odpowiednie s}abo6ci. On gdy jest
nawiedzony reumatyzmem, cierpi
ogromne bole6ci, zatem zaopatrzcie
sic Severy olejem St. Gotharda a.
by6cie mogli odwr6eiG wiele bolesci
cierpienia zaraz zpoczatku. Seve-
:ry lekarstwo ma reumatyzm, uzy-
wane wczesnie wyleczy a pred
ko i stanowczo. Ma sfolgowanie
bole6ci W musku}ach, stawach,
b6lach reumatycznych, puchlinach,
zwichnieniach, odretwieniach b.
zach krzyza, zapaleniach i rozmai-
tych innych chorobach, gdzie do
bry l:niment jest zast6sowany, Sc
very olej st. Gotharda ma zwykle
pierwsze1stwo.
Fir. Rysary z Little Ferry N.
powiada: Otrzymalem znakomite
rezultaty " kazdym przypadku,
przez uzywanie Severy Olejl St.
Gotharda i serdecznie polecami go
wszystkiem jake najlepszy liniment.
Ten jest powszechny wyrok i kaz-
|dy domowe gospodarstwo powin-
no bye zaopatrzone Y to lekarstwc
ola natychmiastowego potrzebowa-
MIA W razie choroby. Cena SOC.
Ma sprzedaz u wszystklch apte-
karzy, albo p~rzyszlijcie wprost :
dolaczeniem naletytoSci do fabry-
kanta ". r. severa Cedar Rapids
Iowa, Pytajsie . nasz kalend.rz i.
1905 w.szejj apiece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
CRU zlA0z. Pclicya "a

GRUDzlAOz. Pclicya "a
checa polsk6w do coraz pilniejsze-
go bahama i uczeuia sig ma pa
m,e6 ustep6w z dziej6w polskich,
przez K ,nfisko~ anle druk6w dzisje
te o%pisujaoych, DO, co zakazane, to
bywa tenn ciekawszym! W expedy~
cyl Gazety Grudziadzkiej skonfi-
skowaia policya wszystkie tam be.
dace egzemplarze k~siazeczki pod
tytu}em: Opowiadanie dziada o
dzie1ach polskich.
SWIECIE. w Wielkim Ko-
morsku. sprzeda} p. Liszkowski
gospodarstwo niemcowi p. Lukso.
wi, a " Malem Komorska p, Siero~
wski ,. Kregebrowi 2 osiekaa.
GDANsK. Ma zebraniu haka.
tyst6w v sesz}Y piatek pre-
wodzaoysradoa sudu (D P: Bisohoft
oznajmil, ae llcsba czlonkow Y 9
statnicb idw6ch latach wsros}a 9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
2 Prus Polskich.

BRoDNICA. Ustanow,l % Il
osobny komitet kt6ry zajmie Hsie
urzsdzenlem obchodu 25aletniego
%jubileuszu papieakiego. - Uoiekl
cd wo]ska ods}ugujacy tutaj VOL
skowo6d xo}nierz Sebastian. Pooh.
wycono 20 teraz rodsic6w v
Muehlheim mad Renem / sprowadzo-
no go z powrotem do koszar tu-
tejszycb.
GDANSK. Oddalono z piracy
kowa'a Zochs, zatrudnionego
" cesarskich warsztatach
budowli okret6w "a to-, ie
ZnaleZlOuc U nlegO " Ato-
rel byly pok~itowania 70 sk}adki
ma rzecz Observation-Disclosures
agitacyl wyborczej. D rektor war
sztat6w oddalajac Zocha, kt6ry
nienagannie v warsztatach praco-
wal lat 8, oswiadczy}, re pod}ug
przepis6w istniejacych W cesarsklch
zakiadach postepuje i re ~inac4ej, to
jest mniej srogo, postapiG ME mo-
re Zoch jest zonaty j poslada osm
nieletnich dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

LESzNO. W Debcu (Dambi-
tsch) %istniejacy ,,Kriegerverein"
uchwali} zskupienle nowego sztan--
daru "a $50 NIX. hsiaze Su}kowski
z Rydzyny i iona jego. ofiaro~a ali
120 NIX. jake po}owe koszt6w ma ten
sztander! *
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
OLA MO

takze zwany Volta krzyz,
wyna ez,ony zosta} W Au'
stryi pred kilku latv. |
wKr6tce wszedl W uzycie
W Niemczech, Francu.
Suandynawii i innych
keropeJszicn krajach
edz1e e, uzywaja JAKE
S,odek leczniczy p,zec,w
'eum"tyznowi | wielu in.
pym chorObom.
Diamond e;ektryczny
krzvz leczy reumat yzm.
neuraIg1e. belesc' " krzy.
III wewnetrzre dolegli
wosci. slab"st. nerw owosG
.ozta gnienie, bezse"Dosc
bysterye. pata'iz. ep lepr
sye. apOpleksye. dychn..
vice, brak pam'eciy bez-
nadziejnost, n.emuc. Ia
nice sw. Vita, zakazona
krew. niestraw nuSf brak
apetYtu j uol-Sci zofadka.
D>-i-.@- -.-:l--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

go meza ktory jest ojcem jej XII
korga dzieoi. Co bedzle dalej, ME
wiadomo.
,Polska pod Moskalem
WARSZAWA. dotknleta kles
ska wylewu Wis}y. Woda wznlo~
s}a sic szybko do wysoko6ci IA
stop, i zala{a wiele dom6w nadbrze-
zDych, a ludzie w6r6d wlelkiego
mrozu mieszcza sic ma poddaszach
Take wsie mad Vista po1ozone
bardzo ciszko dotkniete to kleska
ROSY \. Petersburg, l6 sly
cznia. Journal de St. Petersburg
wldz, " przybyciu niemieckiego
nastepcy tronu NJ dw6r cara znak
przyjazni }aczacej obie rodziny pa
nuj ace, co jest wa:nem ola dobra
obu panstw4
MA WIOSNE ma zamiar wywe~
drowac .wo{yhskiej gubernii
200D kolonist6w nsemieckich. Ko-
lonlst6w niemieck oh, Kolonikcl
udaja .ie pod skrzyd}a opieku6cze
komisyi acknowledgement. kt6ra ich
zamierza osiedli6 W W, rs. Poznand-
ROSYA. Potwierdza sic via
re "a wstawieniem sig <
metropolity K}opotowski+ 60 ze-
zwoli} car wygnanym kongregacyom
osiedI1t sig W niekt6>
rych pr%owincyach RosYi x. metro.
zamielza z nastanlem cieplej~
szej pory wizytowaG gminy. kato-
.ickle ma Sybirze. kt6rych liczba "
znag}a sig " ciagu ~ostatnich so Let
Dgromnie kajobszerniejsza z mich,
liczY $1,000 dusz. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

PRAWIE w SAM GAS. -
legacy Maken, sektetarz; z Mary
land, pisze- co n~astepuje: ,,OtrzY-
ms{em pud}o, jake obstalowa}em.
Gdyby ME bylo nadeslane tax pre-
dko, watpie czybym SIG znajdowa}
pomiedzy zyjacymy Przez sze66 tygo
dnl leza4em " }6zku. Lekarze oswald
czyli mi, re ME ma ola mnle nadziei
Moi zo}adek by} tax os}abiony, re
nlczego ME zatrzymywa}. Przez dzle
vice dni ME ia1tem mic opr6cz kil-
ku {yk6w mleka. Gdy nades1ano
ORA Piotra Gomozo ksladz by} PREY
mem }6zku i dokonywa} Ostatniego
Namaszczenia. Gdy odchodzi},
rzek4 do mel familii: ,,Jezeli z;.za-.
da tego lekarstwa, dajcie mu przyj
de zn6w zobaczyc 60 jutro" ORA
Plotra Gomozo ocali}o mnie. Sta
wa}em sic coraz zdrowszym po kaz-
del dozle. Pc zuzyciu dw6ch butte
lex wyzdrowlatem zupe}nle. Me
potrzeba dodawa&, re tax dlugo iak
bede zy1 Gomozo zawsze bedzle W
domu.
Gdy wszystko zawied7ie, sprob6j-
Gle Ora Piotra Gomozo. Ale dlacze-
90 czekac tax d}ugo? Dlaczego ME
uzyG 90 zaraz, zanim choroba ME
zruJnuje waszego zdrowia Pamleta]
Gle, re ME jest to lekarstwo apte-
czpe. SprzedaJe je wprost ]udziom
DR.. Peter Fahrnej, l12
-,ls so Hoyne ave, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
L Poznahskiego.

POZNAN. Pred sadem kar-
nym toczy}a sig sprawl przeciwko
kelnerowi Kordylewskicmu l jego
zonie klarze o rajfurstwo. Skazano
ich oboje ma w~iezlenie pc tygo~
odni kazde, albow1em "a to prze-
Stepstwo kllka razy juz byli karani.
w mieszkaniu SVEN ma Rybach
u}atwiali niemoralne 7schadzki. -
Ia take samo przestepstwo toczy@
sic process przeciwko X. Andrzeje-
wskiej i wdowie NJ. Dymihskiej
Pc raz drugi od~}ozono. p~oniewaz p
Audrzejewska wyjechala do Galley
Sad wyda} rozkaz iej uwiezienia.
GNIEZNO. Katolicki zak}ad
p,eIpgnowania dziecl naby} posia~
d}o66 "a 6 tvs. mrk. l domek roe
Lierze, a ma jego miejscu postaw4
wygodna ochrone, dzlatek. g.
LESZNO. Ma jeziorze s}av-
skiem maszynista Elsner utona},
zarwawszy SIG ma lodzie. Chciaf so
bic skr6cie droge przez l6d trafif
ma odparzelisko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

daiani eplryai'oa.an I
- miejsce = kt6rymI 81 iP,r.oekal
zaniepeokojcDy maj pobiegl % DO
M j sasta4 drsvi zamkniste, otwo.
|rsy1 je gwaltem j spotkai sic tamse
oko v oko : pierwszsm meiem 10.
~, ktdry powrdcil wiezlenia po
odsiedzeniu kary Ma szczesoie pole
cyant zapobiegi bdjce, ale Z ma os-
w,adczy}a. ze powraca do pierwsxe.
go meza ktory jest ojcem jej XII
korga dzieci. Go bedzle dalej, ME
wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19

ROGOZNO, Miasto udzieli4o
i rzado vi; IL m6rg ia pobudovanie
urzadzenie seminaryum nau czyciel-
sklego
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
NOW LIVING ON WATER.
No Solid Food in Sixteen Days, and Works
Steadily at His Trade.

Eating is merely a matter OF habit" says
Stepheny Plsysted who is trying to demonstrate
the truth OF his theory by a sixty day fast.
Mr.. P1systed has now gone FOR sixteen days with
out solid food During time his sole daily diet
has been three half rints OF water taken At the
regular meal hours. Playsted IS att lete with
large well proportioned frame and finely developed
muscles. and is about five feet eight and weighs
20 pounds His fast mas detracted in the least
from that appearance. Hts face glcws with health
and animation and he walks with a quick vigorous
stride that suggests anything hut diet restricted
TO cold water. A machnist, he works hare every
Ssy without being unduly tired when night comes.
Mr.. Playsted. when asked why he was fasting.
sad:
I wish TO demonstrate how much a healthy body
can stand ana to show that daily food is not as
my weight don: don't feel any great hankering for
and find that satisfies ne. The only difference is
the loss Of weight. i shall not stop fasting sud-
denly; When feel that can't stand il any longer
shan begin gig on high; food and very ttIe Of it.
before ! get through.
Playsted Is thirty-seven years old and bachelor
He lives with his sister and brother-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. simpson at No. 1875 Myrtle-ave. Brook
lyn. lie is unassuming and not greatly pleased
with the notoriety that has been forced upon him.
Some time ago. after training for a boxing match,
he tasted three weeks AS some OF his friends were
scepticai about IT. he is going to prove IT them
this time. lie says he has lost ten pounds in two
weeks and that his sister nearly frantic with
lSdE TIE EtSuAlss ana IS continually urging nun
10 return 10 normal methods. Moreover his ply
stefan. Dr. John Ferguson Of No. IlS7 Gates-ave
is much interested and is watching him carefully
DR.. Ferguson said:
II is the most remarkable case on record His
muscles are hard ever. His heart Is strong and
works perfectly. He is apparently vigorous and
fun OF spirit as any one. lie does hard physical
work every DAY. 10 say nothing OF riding in a
BROOKLYN trolley car. Tanners test doesn't COM
pare with this. Tanner lounged in EASY chairs and
did rcthng but smoke cigars and enjoy himself
In this the faster is constantly drawing on his
rom
nothing. and It's only question o. time when no
would give out ~ he continued. However in his
excellent condition there Is no danger OF a break.
down. he viii stop before he reaches the danger
point. but he VIII probably stand IL a good while
Yet.
The case Will be watched by physicians all over
the country. II is a Phenomenon for NEirh va
have explanation at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
DRIVERS STRIKE FAILS.
Union Methods Exposed By Member Of
Coal Firm.

Tho s,,eu,pt Of Local No. Sc. Of the Transfers
Union 20 tie I'D the coal yards OF Curtis & Blais-
dell was not a success yesterday. according TO the
firm The men say that tho trouble rs a lockout
The firm will not recognize the union. but is willing
~ take IN union nOn-Inion men individually.
The places Of the strikers were filled at the
priucipai ward Of the company. Fifty-sxth-st and
East River yesterday. g. D. Curtis. of the firm
said that the conditions imposed by the union were
intolerabIe The trouble is not owing to wages
he said. we pay more than union wages. and
90 per cent of our would have remained at
work but for fear OF violence. We have no quarrel
with the unions when they are decently otieered
and sensibIy governed"
As an instance Of tine methods Of the union. he
gave out copies of letters. one addressed to
the firm. saying: This is TO testify that all
drivers are to parade Labor Day. as II is a
legal holiday and If you have any coal to send
out you are ordered 70 send your men out early
that morning they may take part IN the
parade"
The other letter was to the firms foreman. and
read: 1--WE would ike to Now why you put your
Street / suppose you Know we have an agree
1nent singned with Mr. Curtis & Blaisdell. an IL
YOU want to Make Trouble you Just Keep right
on doing what you are. II hear any More
reports OF Stable Men an Harenesmakers not
useing our men I'm the right way We VIII See the
Heads of the firm. an II that won't do we VIII
GeS- other Way."