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The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

park there are not only countless
bear. deer and elk. but herds of buffa-
10 and moose as well.
The president has no thought of vio-
lating the law, but If the hunting fails
to come up to his expectations it
would be possible for his companions
to redeem their promises by entering
the park and chasing a choice lot of
game in Mr.. Roosevent's direction. o.
course the president is too good
hunter to consent to such an arrange
ment, but as last resort it could be
done without his knowledge.
Buffalo ford, on Wind river. is one
of the places where camp will be
pitched. The ford derives its name
from the herds of buffalo that used
to cross the river there. They some
times still wander down that way
from the park, and the president hopes
to get a shot at them.
From there the party will enter the
hunters paradise of the West-the
famous "Jackson's Hole" country.
Jackson Lake is in the heart of the
Teton range at the southern end of
Lne bllleT hOOL mountains. mighty
peaks, on whose tips the snow never
melts. surround the lake SO complete
ly as to give 1t the appearance of
hole dug out by mastodonic hands, and
the scenery is as wild and rugged as
is to be found anywhere in the Rock
les.
The Teton range is on the Idaho
Wyoming line and the Hole" is near
the southwest corner of the park. The
Hole" is literally filled with game.
Bear are not SO plentiful there as
further east in the Powder river coun-
try, but great herds Of deer, elk and
moose. with now and then few buff
falo. roam the hills and canyons.
The presidents journey from the
East was marked by the usual Incl.
dents of such trip, and his arrival at
Chicago April was an event for
the Windy City. Here he delivered a
speech to the students of Northwest
ern university at Evanston in the
morning. laid the corner stone of n
new building Of the University of Chi.
cago in the afternoon, and attended a
banquet and delivered an address tc
an audience Of thousands at the Au.
ditorium in the evening. He left for
Milwaukee at midnight
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

The president arrived at Milwaukee
at 2 o'clock the afternoon of April 8
and departed at midnight, on sched-
uie time for La Crosse after putting
In one of the busiest days in his siren
nous life. He made three set
speeches, shook hands with hundreds
of enthusiastic citizens and greeted
many old friends.
In his speech at the Plankinton
house banquet at night the president
devoted his attention exclusively to
the subject of trusts. He counseled
against hasty action that would in
jure legitimate enterprises and de-
clared that the cutting down Of the
tariff instead of killing the trusts
would only kill our own manufac-
lures.
In his speech at Waukesha the
president elaborated his idea Of the
proper course of the United States
toward foreign nations and strongly
deprecated the policy of bluster and
loud talk.
When President Roosevelt stepped
from the special on its arrival in Mil
waukee and greeted the committee
and the crowd with his famous smile
it was the signal for a burst Of ap-
plause from thousands of people. The
CLEAN of his white teeth was the first
impression the onlookers got Then
his hearty way Of acknowledging the
reception brought more cheers, which
showed spontaneous regard for the
president of the United States.
He was welcomed at the train by
Mayor Rose. President Wadhams of
the Merchants and Manufacturer as
sociation and Gen. Otto Falk. When
he entered his carriage the express
sion of good will was SO cordial that
he remained standing bareheaded for
over block. bowling right and left.
President Roosevelt was particular.
ly interested in the rough riders of
troop A, which formed his escort, and
frequently spoke to the men as they
neared his carriage. By the time he
arrived at the soldiers home the car
riage was completely filed with flow
ers, spontaneous tributes paid the
president, all by school children.
At the home he was greeted by Col.
Wheeler. the commandant, and his
talk to the veterans was full of sym
pathy.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17
Not . Dime Novel R..der.

Someone recently started Story
that Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts
Is an cmniverous reader of blood-and.
thunder stories. The senator's son,
District Attorney lockwood Hoar of
Worcester, Mass, Indignantly denies
that his father is victim Of the dime
novel habit. Il don't believe the SEN
ator ever read such book" says
Hoar junior He is ford OF novels.
It is true. but not Of the shocker
brand. Dick Dead Eye and .Old
sleuth literature has NO attraction for
him."
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17
Dublin Students Hav. Fun,

The students of Dublin university
celebrated the election of a new men,
ber Of parliament recently. James H.
Campbell. the Irish solicitor general,
who was elected. was borne through
the streets sitting on the drivers seat
OF jaunting car. with yelling stu
dents between the shafts. His dress
was naturally in . deplorable state
after all this and In this condition he
was taken to q photographers, where
he sat for his picture. ordered by the
students at the rate Of twelve for
shilling.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

"a Ever since the presidents raid on
he Mississippi canebrakes western
enators and Representatives have
been telling him that bear deer and
elk are simply overrunning the Rocky
35mountain region, and after carefully
comparing notes and the properly at
Tested reports of trusted friends. he
&selected the places which seem most
10 camp out there.
n II bears are there in anything like
the number alleged the president will
Nfeturn to Washington with heart
2ull OF happiness and baggage car
Full of hides. If it develop that he
thas been buncoed again the men who
6have told him the glittering array of
8bear stories will find that they have
|kstirred up lot of trouble for them
KseIves.
The president and his party stop
FIRST in Northern Colorado. They
leave the railroad well up toward the
Wyoming line and plunge into the
heart of the Rockies. They will have
as few guides as they can get along
with and small pack train to carry
their camping outfit.
In Northern Colorado Mr.. Roose-
velt will pay particular attention to
bear. That is not good region for
|other game, but the president has
been told bear are SO plentiful there
that they tramp on one another's
toes. He will hunt there for a week
Tor ten days and gradually work north
into the Big Horn mountains in
4 Northern Wyoming.
He will camp along the Powder riv-
n er. one of the historic streams of
the West. and penetrate the "Hole-in-
the-Wall" country. There his party
will be strengthened by few hardy
1 "cowpunchers," for he will be on dan
gerous ground.
The "Hole-in.the-WallY region is
\ said to be alive with big game of all
kinds. but 1t is also known to be the
rendezvous of about the toughest
gang of desperadoes in the country.
Laughing Sam" Carey, who is many
times murderer, is the chief of the
band. and he is surrounded by forty
or fifty criminals.
Their presence has kept hunters
away for years. and bear, elk and
deer have found that section . safe
haven. Mr.. Roosevelt has no inten-
tion Of entering the Hole in the
. Wall" itself. for fear his party might
he mistaken for sheriff's posse, but
. he will go as close to 1t as is consid-
cred safe. &s..,s -,
There the president win be close to
the southern border of the Yellow
stone Park. within which no hunting
10 allowed and where the game is
protected by United States soldiers.
Within the guarded precincts Of the
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17
THE FAST TRAINS TO CHICAGO.
New York centrai's Express Service
Added To.

NOW YOTk SeutT3I8 ExpFeB1 oSrvtGo
Added To.
George II. Daniels, General Passen-
ger Agent OF the New York Central
Road. talking yesterday of the COM
pany's fast train service, said that. in
addition to the new twenty-hour train
there are now four twenty-four-hour
trains to Chicago and two Empire
State expresses daily.
The Twentieth Century Limited.
twenty-hour train, leaves New York
every day at 2:45 p. m. and arrives at
Chicago the next morning at 9:45.
The Lake Shore Limited leaves New
York at $50 every afternoon, arriving
in Chicago the next afternoon at 4:30.
The Fast Mail, fine etwenty-four-hour
train. leaves New York at S:45 a. m.
every day. reaching Chicago the next
morning at 7:50. by both the Lake
Shore and the Michigan Central The
MONDAY Chicago Limited leaves New
York at / p. m. reaching Chicago by
the Lake Shore the next morning at
1850, a twenty-four-hour train, really
twenty three hours and fifty minutes
The Detroit and Chicago Limited
leaves New York at p. m, reaching
Chicago the next afternoon, a fourth
twenty-four-hour train. = From the
New York Times.
Note-The New York Central also
has Is trains day between New York
and Buffalo and Niagara Falls; 5
trains a day between New York and
st. Louis and Cincinnati; trains a
day between New York and Montreal
and by its Boston and Albany Divi-
sion 4 trains a day between New York
and Boston via Springfield.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

Five hundred Iowa farmers have
tried the experiment of going into
business for themselves, dealing in
many staple articles used upon the
farm and buying all kinds of farm
produce. In 1901 they transacted busi-
ness to the amount of s620,0 900, at an
outlay of about $4,000, inclusive of
salaries, taxes and insurance. In 1902
the volume of business was approxi-
mately $3.50. 900. Since these farmers
organized their company thirteen years
ago. the business transacted has
amounted to over $f,000,000, and the
expense of carrying it on has aver
aged $4,000 year The story of this
Economical experiment. with sugges-
tion Of its possibilities. told by w. S.
Harwood, will be one of the features
of the May Century.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17
Uncle Dam. Brand Of Booze.

Uncle" Dan Hope was in town last
Saturday and makes the startling an
nouncement that either the court.
house or the big hill is rising, or else
the hill at Jim Neel's place is sink
Ing. He declares that at q designated
spot near his house he once could
stand and Just see the top of thu
cupola Of the courthouse over the
Neel hill. but now he can stand at
the same spot and see the entire
cupola and part Of the roof. Who
can explain it?-Morgantown (Ky.)
Republican.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

Don't you know that Defiance
Starch besides being absolutely supe-
rior to any other, is put up 16 ounces
in package and sells at same price
as 12-ounce packages of other kinds?
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17
Keep Your Eye

On the sunny San Luis valley. for 1t
is going to be winner this year. You
will have full information from time
to time in these columns.
The Colorado Bureau of Immigra-
tion, GIG Majestic Building. Denver,
Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

Impecune-Have you any idea what
your father would say if l would marry
you? Miss Rocksey-No. George Papa
never uses that kind of language be-
fore me.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

In setting forth the advantages of a
town II rural editor says: Three of our
leading citizens. after a life of earnest
Industrious effort. We're run over by a
train and received damages that made
them independent"
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

1t is said that certain lawyers have
begun sending their cards to all newly
married couples with view to secur-
ing clients in later divorce proceedings
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17
a Question Of Diplomacy.

Not long ago newspaper man
called ON Secretary Hay to question
him regarding a diplomatic incident
Of rather q delicate International
character. The newspaper man was
afraid he might make some injudi-
cious inquiry and said: mt. secre-
tsry, am afraid my questions are
not quite proper from diplomatic
standpoint" my dear sir" answer
ed Secretary Hay, II don't think any
question you may ask win be Inn
proper. The impropriety depends on
whether uf not answer t."
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

Even admittin' dat folks is descend
ed fun monkeys" said Uncle Eben, II
knows some people dat ain no special
credit to deir ancestors"
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

If you have smoked Bullhead scent
cigar, you know how good they are; II
you have not. better try one.
The Dolores star., 1903-04-17
PICTUREFRAMING

600 styles of Fine Moulding. 100 styles Of Fancy
Frames Frame Gliding and Repairing. Picture
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grade; TIL BOWMAN ART CO., COS 10th street.
opposite Mason C Temple
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

z POWIATU L-IDZBARSKIE
90. w wiosce r. Skradzlono
pewnemu gospodarzowi owce. Usz-
kodzony razem z kilkoma towarxy--
szsmi szaka} z.odzieja a s}ad zapro~
wadz,} ich do sasiednej wsi s.
Tam ~przeszukali u pewnego cha}u~
pnika Chevy j dom mleszkalny ale
nc ME znalezli. Gdy iuz wyszll z
izby. us}yszeli owce beczaca.
Pcwr6ciwszy. - czem-
PREDICT do izby spostrzegli ku..
wielkiemu zdziwleniu CLOS owcy
2 kolebki, kt6r2 k6bleta usilnle
kolysa1a i rzeozywi6cie " kolebce
zamiast ~da,eciecia znalezli sk:rradzio-
ne owieczke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

soPoTY: sprawos poa'ru STA
jen Gruenholza byf 10 letni chic.
pee syn woznicy. = Przyzua} on
sic, re W ten sposob chcia}, ably
ojciec jego m6gl zarobic premia "a
to, re pierwszY z z~aprzegiem przys
byf ma miejsce pozaru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

kaze zwany Volta krzyz,
wynalezlony zostal W Au.
stryi pred kilku laty. /
wkr6tce wszedl W uzycie
" Niemczech, Francyl.
S%uandynawii j innych
keropejsxich krajach,
gdzie go uzywaja jake
6rOdek lecZnicZY prZeciw
reumatyznowi i wielu ii.
nym chorobom,
Diamond eiektryczny
krZyz leczy reumatyzm,
neuralgia, bolesci " krzy-
zu, WeWnetrzne dolegli-
Wo6ci, slabosc,nerwowosG
roztargnienie, bezsennosf,
hysterye. paraliz. epilep-
sYe. ap0pleksye, dycha.,
vice, 1rak pamieclJ bez.s
nadziejnost, niemoc, ta-
nice 6w. Vita, zakazona
krewy n~iestrawnoSc, brak
apetYtu itols6ci zofadka.
-Powin,en sic znajdowat
dzinv, czY to- chorego OF,
Przy6lit jednego dollars
q my wySlemy darmo Di'
Tysi4ce podziegowah
moca krzyza. Ponizej poo
:: NEW ORLEANS, ]
$500 ma pie6 krzyz6w eli
nosza cudoWnl ulg1. Pro
f9221 nf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

ELPL1N~ Tutejsza apteks
naby1 aptekarez p Heymann z Lu
dwigshafen "a 200 600 marek*
Dotychczasowy w}a6ciclel p. ME-.
sic zap}aci} "a te apteke pred dwo
ma laty $50 ocO marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

NAOKokO SwIATA: ~ Ju-
liusz Weane znakomity francuski
humorysta napisa1. zajmuj9ca nowe
le: Podr6z naokolo 6wiata " o6m,
dziesleciu dniach. Me mogac je-
dnak podr6zowac tax szybko gdyz
mia} wiele przeszk6d dobrze znane
szwaicarskie lekarstwo Ora Piotra
Gomozo dokona{o take lego
zadania. Dotar}o ono do dom6w "
najodleglejszych .zakat zach dwiata,
do Afryki do Chin prawie do
kazdej osadY ma kontynencie anne
rykansklm cd kohczyn stanu Maine
az do Kalifornii.
List nadeslany do wla6ciciela
tego leka IS : Cd o'ss'obly : pewrejj
.republiki 1aoinskiej v Pofudniowej
Ameryce potwie9rrdza nasze sprawoz
DAME, p~oniewaz rozpisuje sic sze,
roko NJ ten temat. . Z przyjemno.
scia podajjenmnyy DO wiadomo6ci ozY.
telnik6w n~lnlejszego pisna. Pan
H'enrryk Kznneoht agent Ora Piotra
Fahney y tej o1qsei dwiata p,'sze atk
,Rarodoro, Buenos Ay.
lres. Arl.1tSlntyInia, is|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02
WYsTRUG. Tuteiszy ko6oi6]

EE. H-#F EHi EE &H.@ e,
wYsTRUG. Tuteiszy .ko6oi6l
misyjny ma ~nareszcie tel organy
abudovane przez fr.mre 3. Goebel
. Kr6lewoa. Ale brak organisty.
Mo1e iak j pensyowany Dauczyciel
zsohciallbby przyjad te .w7prawdlzie ME
bardso doonoSdnnaae, ale barrdIzo
przyjjeeqnl an Posadse, Mech is'l;
dc sggaaosi % tkks, Prob, Woellk;
\ ((IInnsterrbl1u,rlgg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

TORUN. W{a6cicie1 W. :
Rubinkowa by{ tax nieczu}ym ma
w{asne kcnie. re kaza{ i'm sta6 ma
wielkim mrozle W zaprzegu cd rae
ga do nocy "a to skazano 60 tYl-
ko ma 3 mark kary: p~ienieznej "a
dreczeaie zwierzat.. Jestto ostrze.
zeniem ola innych r6wnie ~twardego
serca. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02
2 Prus P[olskich.

CHoJNICE, Prawdziwie nie-
ogledny j lekloomn,y6lny, nniemiec, wy wy
aszy teroYaner, otrzymawszy lic e be
dw,adectwo, umy6li} je poprawid
ma drodze nledozwolonej --Zakrad{
sic do biura dyrektora, zabral Kill
ka formularzy swiadeetw ijeden 2
mich wype}ni}, podawszy celujaee
testaty. Mai zamlar cd w{adzy uzy-
skac wsparcie i to 6wiadectwo sfal~
szowane pos}ac zamiast prawdzi-
wego. Prokurator, wziaf te,
sprawe W rekei wytoczy} mu pro.
G e . kradziez i rabunek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02
Polska pod Moskalem

IVA. Mania ~szerzenia
kultury niemieckiej nawet przez
teatry wedrowne, tax opanowaia
niemc6w, re "a male jej W. size
stwo Poznahskie i Slask. Me!
,,Die Kultur muss groesser sein,''.
vice take wedrowne grono wy
bra{o sic do Warszawy. Ma pierw-
sza sztuke dano ,Flachsmann all
Erzieher. Ma ludnosG warszaWsks,
liczaca okofo $50 tvs, glow, zebra
20 sic ma to przedstawienie - az
oko}o pie6dziesieciu osob. G{6wne
go kontyngensu dostarczy} zacieka.
wiony personal teatr6w m4ejsco-
wych, q " dw6ch plerwszych To-
zach wida6 by{o same artystkl war;.
szawskie ". pierwszych rzedach
Krzesel pustyoh zasiad4o cztereoh
NH.HG..trE~E"r HM So SyIf@T= q IW~S#EG%G#EEF=-
dzlnnikarzY, przyby}ych : obowia-
zku. w sztuce tel lichej zreszta war
to6ci zachodzi ustep " kt6rym au-
tor pomie6cl{ Sunny frazes Slavic
|cy wysoko Deutsche Schulz i Deu-
tsche Sohulmeister Publiczaou6c wiel
kie uznanie abjawila g}o6nym smle-
chem. Byl to nieslychany wyra .
ironii, ma wspomienie ola tych kt6-
rssy ozytali wiadomo6olo Wrzesni,
j . 2 lliictuz.1n,yych wypadkaoh novel meto
dypedagoglesane'jj Y owej .ddesun'tsche
Schulz, pplrrz'elzL5 de ] 4 schullmne 81.
ser 'as p 8 t|l lll''''!l ~ 4 ,ad ~ ~ n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02
Z GALICYI.

Spor.; Czesko- niemiecki "
Radzle pahstwa znowu sic zao-
strzy{. Dzienulki donosza o zmia-
ME " ministerstwie.
GR6wnodowodzacy przemy-
sFiego (X] korpusu, jeneraf Gal
goczY postepowaniem SVEN wywo-
{af oburzenie W calym panstwie. w
Radzie panstwa podnie6li pos}owie
socjalistyczni Eldersz i Daszyhski,
re " przemyskim korpusie jak lnaj
wiecej samob6jstw i kalectw zo1nie
rzy a to zpowodu srogiego poste-
powan'a Galgoczego. Gazety WY
waja zarzad armiji, ably usunal Cal
goczego ze stanowiska " Przemy-
Stu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

W1EDEN, G@6wny 'kasye1
banku neutrality-suspicious.
speichler, W drodze z Belgrandu do
Wiednla zawiaza{ " wagon,e kole-
jowym znajomo66 2 dame, ktdra
uspoi{a 60 narkotykiem i. ukraa1a
mu 10000 koren, kt6re wi6z4 przy
soble. wysiad}a ona ma jednej ze
stacyi zanim j~eszcze kradz,ez pope}.
Mona wykryto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02
B~ezk06coWy 1a6cuch.

Rozg}os Severy Czy6ciciela
krwi jest jakby bezkoncowy Ian
ouch. Jeden powiada drugiemu 0
zadziwiaj acych skutkach tego le-
.karstwa, j tax to sz}o " ten spos6b
niemal 6wier6 wieku, zawi6ni ludzie
usi}owali oczernic lub zniszczyt go
napr6zno. Seyery Czy6ciciel krwi,
usuwa nieczysto6ci : systemu, czySci
j pomllnrlaza krew, wzmacnia muskuly,
3ddswieza umysl j Wytwarza zdrowe
polozenie " calem. ciele, ~leczae,
Wnetrznosci, wrzody, skrofu1y, Gle
kagce rany, powieekl,tsz2ajace gruczo}y,
iwszelkie sk6rne krwiste i we've.
ryczne cboroby. Otto co 3. Stefan
N'owak : Glen Carbon, Ind. powRsiia1,-at
s dtas.,z'wracajac uwage ma 1ekarstya:
,,Szanowny Panic! Prosze pfdrzyjjac
mole najjszczersze podziekowanie "a
piahskie lekarstwo Czy5ciciel krwiI
.wyleczyJfo ono mnie zupeffnie, bedez
polecal kazdemu'". SeyerYa
lQzy5cioielskrM MONA otrzymac "a
25kaxde apiece "a $ls0O albo ~
sceny CEN, odabry-s
- ! eyettyY.s OsdarsRapiia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

Oslo. Samob6jstwo przez wy
,strza} z rewolweru pope1nif enegdaj
zandarm pewien. Uda} on sig i 2
1osobami do lasu i gdy 60 wachmis.
. strz zawo}a{ odszed1 ma STRONG i
wypall} sobie " plersi. {Przyczyna
samob6j ,two ME znans. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

1905 1903. Dr. Peter Fahrney. Chicago
~, List panaki do,a Wlrze5nia
otr1ymalsm y tego. miesiaoa ]
bard,zso GIG tucieszylem, Il t. przesy}
e znajduje siew drodze Wiele
lta1dzi oez'elkhuujje manic znieoleplivo..
6clal gdy tylks;ot ten artyku} PREY,
beedzie zrobie obstalunek ma wiecej
|1D['oo1n1uo'sssse take take 2 przyjemno6cla ze
.pasahlask de leekaarstwa znsjduja wszedzie
.przyjaci6}, gdyz otrzyma4em obsta-
lunek na takowe ? proRincyi Cordu
va, gdzle dokona{o kilka zadziwiia.
jaoych uleozeh. Ale nietylko Z ter
go miejsca, lecz 2 cafej republiki
aargentyhsklej nadchodzq do mnie
.obstaluDkl, Q csem don1ose pana
szcsegd}owo v nastepnym sprawo-
zdaniu. Obecnie donosze tylko pa
NJ 0 ciekawym wypadku dw6ch
.sidrtr, k 1t mieasss'lkzaajs v Barado-
70. Te dwie panic, obydwie zame-
zne, cierpia}y przez pewien czas ma
jakags chorobe TIE same symphony
obiawi}y eie " obYdw6oh wypad.,
kach jaka6 niebezpieczna choroba
zo1adka, ktdry ME m6g} zatrzymad
sadnego pokarmu obydwie cierpia}y
! utraci}y wielka sl{e ola
w}a6clwego odzywienla- Je-
dina 2 Mich dowiedziala sig Cd swej
.rzyjaci6{kl 0 leczniczej sile Como
20 ! nabY}a jedne butelke. Doznaw.
sly ulgi, nam6wi}a swa siostre ably
ja take 'uzywa}a. Obydwie uczu1y
.kr6tce wlelkie polepszenie. Pee
wnego dnia przechodzac ko4o domu
jednej 2 tych si6str; zobaczy4em we
stojaca koblete,
wygladaiaca jak istny
obraz zdrowia. Me chcia}em wle-
;zyc swym oczom. Gdy pierwszy raz
9rzYby}a pc gomozo wyg}ada}a bla.
Ia i chorowita a obecnie ma 6wie-
y, zdrowy kcaor j r6zowe policzki
W yglada}a tax odmiennie re mu
zapyta6 sic jej meza czy by
to rzeczYwlscie ia kobiet,a bt6ra
ak poprzednio cierpla1a. Drugiej
'iostrse take sic ~polepszy}o. Te
'''anie sc panu bardzo w%dzlecznie "a
ego lekarstwo, gdyz: leczy4y sic
orzez pewien czas u doktor6w "a
Inn otrzyma{y Gomozo, co " tel
kraju jest kosztowna rzecza
;aliczana do zbytk6w.
W niedalekiej przysz}o6cl PREY
le panu wiecej podobuych po6wia-
co bedzle dowodem, re pan
kie lekarstwo spe4n.a swa misye "
eczeniu chorych j slabowitych pc
a1ej kuli ziemskiej.
Ma sprzedaz u agent6w lub
Vprost q w{asciciela DR. Peter Fab
ney, ll9-1ls So Hoyne ave., Chi
'aggc, Ill.
Bezk06c0Wy }a6cuch.
Rozglos Severy Czysciciela
,rWi lest iakby bezkoncOwy Ian
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02

- =1==s=1l
y. z ~Po . "a 'i'i'.g
GNIEzNo. Dina 8 k1ietnia
sprzedanym bedzie przez subhastee
mlym parowy dawniej Kratochwlll1sa
teraz sp6lki polskiej. Do , grunfttuu
naleiy po1owa %jezlora, .(-) W Ra-
kowie pod Czerniejewem dnia 10
marca bedzie sprzedane gospodarst'
wo Jana Pawlaka "a " K1eeku
posiadlo6d PAM D}ecinskisj dni'a
90 kwietnia 0 godzinie 10 " gniez-
niehsklm saizie okregowYm.
Zadna z tych wiadomo6ci waznych
ola dotychczasowych. w~}a6clcleli,
oraz ola wierzyciell,
- ME byfa %og1oszona " pismach
polskich, q chodzi, ably jak najwle-
eel os6b 0 tenn wledzia1o, gdyz Pc
mmiiedzy publicznodcia 90 dos tain
Dziwnem jest to pomiata
ME lnteresaml ludno6ci polskiej!
OSTR0W Uczeh rzemle6lni.
czy, 17~letni Olszewski umar1 ia:
zatrucle krwi, jake wywo}a} przez
tarcie Okla, kt6re go bola}o.
INOWROCkAW. Donosi
J., Oredownik," re 0 sprzedaz P{on~
IOWA (a77 hektar6w) ma, Knjawachl
tocza sic uk}ady z komisya koloni'
sacYjne- Banki parcelacyjne polskie
liezawodnie wiedza, czy to prawda
cd dawna ciezko chory.
0BORNlKI. Hakaty6ci ut
vorzyli ,,Sp6}ke' celem pilnowa-
Tia ably w}a6ciciele zlemscy ME
'przedawal1 posiad}oscl polakom
We wielu miejscach ustawiono me-
'6w zaufania majacYch obowiazek
,ontrolowonia inadzoru mad sprzeda
acymi. = Utw6rzmy tax samo
czuwajaca mad tenn, ably
aden rolnik niemcowi posiad1o6ci
lie sprzeda}. Nasi mezowie zaufania:
zaraz s4uza rada i pomoca
YIN kt6rzy zndwoleni smutnemi
koliczno6ciami pozbyc sic ziemi.
'ieniedzy W rekach polskich JEST
|uzo W niejednym razie po moo moi
bye dang, byle by1 kto6 ta-
i co umie interesa za{atwiG.
Polska pod Mo,skalem
.E ..,E.- . Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-02


RADzYN. Do. pomieszkania
~oberzysty p. Helwlga wtargna} "
.pietek " nocy jakis zbrodniaz !
podczas snu zsda} mu pchniecle no.
ZEN W okolicy serca i n%astepnie "a
bra} got6wke oko}o 200 marek kt6-
r. H. pod poduszke przechowa} i
tuciekl. K.omisya .sadowa zjecha:'
Ia ma miejsce wypadku. potad
ME uda}o - SIG zbrodniarza,.
uja6.
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