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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
4. S. DEBATING LEAGUE
Advisory Committee Meets District
Managers Announced -"U"
Dramatic Clubs Plans.


Eighteen Minnesota high schools are
already enrolled in the High School Deba-
ting league, the advisory committee of
which held its first meeting yesterday at
the state university. The treasurer re-
ported his receipts as $173 and his ex-
penditures as $171. The names of district
managers were announced for the several
congressional districts, as follows:
First district, Andrew Nelson, Austin; second,
A. G. Thibbets, Blue Earth City; third, G. A.
Franklin, Faribault; fourth, Miss Helen Austin,
st. Paul; fifth, w. A. Webster, Minneapolis;
SIXTH G. R. Frazier, Little Falls; seventh, 81: $.
Hillbor, Benson; eighth, Charles A. Smith,
Duluth; NINTH j. A. Van Dyke, Fergus Falls.
The University Dramatic club. meeting
yesterday afternoon, voted to present one
play this season in Minneapolis and anoth
er ION tour in the southern part Of the
state Cyrus Brown was elected president
to succeed Robert Keyes, resigned. Pro-
fessor Haynes, chairman Of the committee
in charge of the students memorial fund,
says that he hopes he will soon be able to
collect the 1881 still unpaid by persons
that pledged subscriptions. The professor
has no intention Of resigning his post as
chairman.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
ART CRITICS IN SCHOOLS
They Will Have Chance to Compete
for Pictures at Fine Arts
Exhibit,

The Minneapolis Society Of Fine Arts
will present to the public schools Of Min
neapolis the two paintings entitled, evil
lows" by Arthur Parton and I'm Quiet
Waters" by Gertrude J. Barnes, both now
on exhibition at the public library build
ing. The gifts are upon the following con-
ditions, which have been accepted by the
board Of education. The painting evil
lows is to be given to that building Of
the grade schools Of which one of the pu-
pills in the seventh or eighth grade shall
write the best composition on any paint
ing now on exhibition in the exhibit Of the
art society at the public library building;
and the painting I'm Quiet Waters" Is to
be given in like manner to that building Of
the grade schools of which one Of the pu-
pills In the fourth, fifth or sixth grade
shall write the best composition on any
painting in the exhibition.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
TO REMOVE AN EYESORE
Eighth Warders Want a Park-Hen.
nepin Avenue Easement.

Something in the form Of park is
wanted by the Eighth Ward Central I'M
provement association in /. the block
bounded by Aldrich and Bryant avenues,
Thirty first and Thrty-second streets,
which is now the rendezvous Of all the old
tin cans, shoes and barrels from the coln-
try around. A committee from the i'm
provement association waited on the park
board Monday afternoon to urge the
board to condemn this unsightly block.
The matter was referred to the commit
tee on designation Of grounds.
An easement line for buildings was es-
tablished on Hennepir avenue in response
to a petition from George H. Partridge
and 200 others. The building line was es-
tablished at thirty feet back from the
street line. Action was hurriedly taken
into order to anticipate the action of
the builder of a new fiat on Hennepin ave-
nue. near Franklin, who purposes to build
out flush with the street. A commission of
five appraisers will be selected to award
damages and appraise benefits.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
COLOR QUESTION In UNION
Came Up Before Steam Engineers at
Wheeling The Local Secre-
tary Returns.

"The color question received more con-
sideration from us than did the question
of strikes said William H. Lyon, Jr.,
former president and present secretary
of the local Hosting Engineers union,
who returned yesterday from the seventh
annual national convention of the Inter-
national Union of Steam Engineers, held
at Wheeling, w. Va.
'"The Machinists union does not admit
colored men, while we do, and one mem
Der of our union, who Is also a machin-
list, wanted us to pass resolutions to the
American Federation Of Labor recon-
mending a change in the constitution of
the Machinists' union allowing the ad-
mission Of colored machinists.
after a good deal Of debate we de-
cided that we wouldn't interfere with
the machinists' business and would let
them handle the color question to suit
themselves. After that we were too busy
attending to such changes in the consti-
tuition as would more properly define the
jurisdiction and powers Of the individual
unions to take UP any other subject.
t'Such conversation as I had with vari-
Gus members, however, showed that the
engineers prefer arbitration to strikes at
almost every stage Of the game"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
PASTOR IS INSTALLED
Rev. Arthur T. Fowler Now in
Charge at Calvary Church.

Rev. Arthur Thomas Fowler, from the
Centennial church of Chicago, was in
stalled pastor of Calvary Baptist church
last evening, succeeding Rev. Loren A.
Clevenger, who has gone to Massachu-
setts. John Day Smith presided. Rev.
w. M. Lawrence of the Second church Of
Chicago preached the sermon on '"The
True Gospel Of Christi Rev. DR.. John
E. Bushnell of Westminster Presbyterian
church gave the address Of welcome. Rev.
DR.. w. w. Dawley gave the charge to the
pastor and Rev. DR.. w. B. Riley that to
the people. Others who took part in
the service were c. III. Rust of the chapel
car work; Rev. F. H. Cooper, Rev. G. J.
Triggerson and Rev. r. M. West.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
BRYANT SCHOOL THIEVES
Every Lock in the Building Broken
by BURGLARS.

Burglary was committed at the Bryant
school, Clinton avenue and Thirty-sev-
enth street, a few nights ago. The school
vast entered and every lock that was
turned was broken. It is not believed
that any great amount Of property could
have been stolen. but the desks Of the
teachers and the principal were wrecked
and the loss by vandalism is probably
much greater than the loss by theft.
Particulars were unobtainable, however,
for Mrs. Warrington, the principal Of the
school, refused point blank to give any
information.
It is suspected that the outrage was
committed by boys in the neighborhood.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
WENNERBERG CHORUS
1t Begins Preparations for Third Annual
Chorus-EnthusIasm
L.

The Gunnar Wennerberg Memorial cho-
rus has begun active preparations for it's
third annual concert, which will be given
some time in November. The first re-
hearsal was held last evening in the lee
ture-rooms Of the Swedish Temple, Tenth
avenue and Seventh street S, and was
attended by more than 100 singers En-
thusiasm was marked and a chorus Of
at least $50 voices is assured before regis
trations close. At the next rehearsal
which will be held at the same place next
Tuesday evening, a male chorus and a
ladies' chorus will be organized. Hjalmar
Nilsson has been selected to direct the
grand chorus and A. e. Ogren will direct
the male chorus. The accompaniment will
be by Victor Bodien
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23

Style is largely a question Of good
taste. 1t doesn't mean that a feshy man
should wear baggy clothes just because
they are the customary pattern. Let
Nicholson Bros, 7O9 Nicollet avenue,
make your clothes and they will be in
good taste.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23

LIE MARS, IoWA--It is expected that E. D.
nominee for the lower house of the legislature.
He has consented to accept the nomination, and
Mr.. Fields the incumbent, will not be can
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23
Get Ready

For fall weather. Change those oxfords
for a pair of stout, warm boots. Largest
varieties at the Nickel Plate.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23

It is estimated that $4OO, 0oO,O 900 Of British
to India.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23

able individual rushed up to a citizen on the
street, and stated that a crime had been com
mitted at the hotel. He said a lady friend had
ance was needed. An investigation proved the
man to be deranged: His name is John Hog
gerty and be lives in Saltwater. If relatives
cannot be heard from he will be taken before the
insanity board.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23

New York-The first strike in twenty -one years
Is threatened In the piano factories Of steinway
& Sons by the Piano and Organ Workers Inter
union men.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-23

Rome has water supply Of 200 900 900 gallons
day; London only 180,000,O00 and Paris co.
900, 600.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
ME WIERZY Y ohwalenie.


ME WIERZY " ohwalenie.
Pietrusiewicz 2 Minooka,
Pa, powiada: Mech mi pan do
niesie, czy ma tutajsjakiego agenta.
Me wierze v wychwalanie, ale
panskiie lekarstwo Gomozo ruguje
doktor6w. Me mog1iby6my sic bez
niego obyd v domu. Dawali6my je
takie swyn dzieciom i obecnie
wszyscy jeste6my zdrowi, co zaw-
dzieczamy lekarstwu Gomozo
Ora 2iotra Gomozo jest 1agod-
mem " dziafaniu j niezawodne "
Jest pomocnem ola kaz-
diego organizmu, mIodego albo sta
albo silnego. Adres. DR.: Pc
ter F.hrney, III Ia So. Hoyne
ave-, Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

w WROCKAWIU odbyl
sic " tamtejszym uniwersy-
tecie ~niezwykly akt: Ot6z u
|dzielano tytulu doktora pra-
wa dawniejszemu czeladniko-
wi sl6sarskiemu JanoWiSchla-
chcinkowskiemu Urodzn sic
W Pile " +. 1874 jake syn
robotnika kolejoWego cd
wiedzal az do II roku zycia
tamtejsza szko1e elementar-
ma, naatepnie wyuczy sic
|slusarstWa i zostal czeladni-
KEN. Jake taxi udM sic ma
|wedr6wke i zaszedi do Mo-
nachium, gdzie znalazl ko-
rzystna prace zostal czlon-
klein Towarzystwa czeladzi;
tam odznaczyl sic takiemi
zdolnoSciami, ze WypraWiono
90 do klasztoru co.. Franco
szkan6w W Landshut, gdzie
zaczal przygotowywac sic do
egzaminu abituryenckiego.
Pc otrzymaniu century j
wlozeniu habitu pogniewal
sic 2 Ojcami klasztornemi j
wystapil 2 zakonu, znalazl
przeciez Wkr6tce noWych q
piekun6w, "a kt6rych pomo-
ca dostai sic do gimnazyum;
.pop6lrocznym pobycie Y
wyzszej prymie, zozyl v
roku 1899 egzamin j udal sic
do Wroclawia ma studya
prawnicze; pc trzech latach
zostal refendaryuszem i do
.ktorem praWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
7 POZNANSKIEGO.s

LEsZNO. Jeszzcze zam "a
kontroi y Coraz ,,troskliW.
sza" opieke mad mani rozz-'
po5cieraja! Me dose, e q.
pelnie niepotrzebnych komi-
sarzy obwodowych ME ska
sowano ME dose, ze po-
wiekszono liczbe powiat6W, 9
2 n len laanldrat6w, BY mogli
nasze zycie spoleczne kontror-
loWaG teraz OTTO rozchodzi
sic Wie66, ze obW6d rejen-
cyjny pozna6ski ma bye
podzielony ma diva, i. ma po-
zna1ski j nowy leszczyhski 2
prezesem rejencyi ma czele.
Pisma niemieckie podaia te
WladOmosc WpraWdZle JaKO
ciekawa, a niestwierdzona
pog}oske, alec wiemy, jak ia
.kie "a nieprawdopodobne u
wazane pogloski sic spraw-
dzaja. Wielkie KS. Poznah-
skie jest niebem ola urzed-
nik6w administracyjnych,
kt6rych coraz wieksze hczoy
tlocza sic do mas. Koszt u
trzyman1a tychze coraz vie.
kszy - ale to mic! nUciska-.
ma" oiczyzna niemiecka wy
maya coraz Wiekszych taste
pow obro6c6w! Coz to szko-
dzi, re podatki rosna, byle
~utrzymanem bylo bezpie-
cze6stwo ola pahstwa pru-
skiego, tax przez polak6w
zagrozone!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

Wiadonossci og61ne z kalen-
darza Observation-Disclosures
Do naszych czytelnik6w wyja-
tekz listu pasterskiego arcy-:
biskupa ]. B lczewskiego e
ilutraeya).
Zgon Swietego J6zefa z ilu-
-stracya.
Gudowny obraz Mati Boskiej
" Czestoehowie ilustracya
Ara Coeli, legeDda 2 pisknemli
ilustracyami.
Hrabia i Klucznik Gerwazy, ry-
sunek Kossaka do poematu
Pan Tadeusz"
kochani Gzytelnicy, list pa
stersh Arcybiskupa Poznan-
skiego, Floryana Stablewskie-
go.
.Pslee Po;y, powies6 historycz-
ma . konca przesziego stu1ecia
2 ilustracyami.
skowronek, legenda T. Sell
gowski.
Prawa droga opowiadanie mo-
ralne z caas6w obecnyoh 2 ilu-=
stracyami.
Gospodarstwo wiersz 2 poema.
tn ..Pana Tadeusza'' Adama
MickieWicza : rysunkiem Ko~
ssaka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
MICHORZEWKO

MICHORZEWKO. Me
zgadza to sic 2 prawda, jak
.pisze uBromberger Tageblatt''
jakoby Wszystkim PIP.
nauczycielom Wyp1acono
,Ostmarkenzulage", gdyz mo-
vii pewien nauczyciel
pomocniczy, ze jego pominie-
to PREY rozdzielaniu dodatku
zapewne, re "a ma}o germa-
nizuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
ZE lsIlI[lASlK!ll.lll !.

WROC1AW. Million
get tvs. marek Wyasyggno,'w1a
nychdla III 81 ltsi''l
Jul rozdzielone. NasWniose,kk:
naczelnego prezesa udlielie
maministerstwo dalszei por-
sumie jednegoieszcze
NIX. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10


KOMZA. w guberni 1om-
|zydskiej Cd pewnego czasu
ma porzadku dziennym
jest okradanie zarzad6w
gminnych. 20 nieudanym
zamachu ma kase gminyD roz-
dow, n~azajutrz z1odzieje wy
}amali kase ogniotrwa1a "
urzedzie gminnym " Rogie-
niecach j ukradli 2 niej $50
rub. a nadto 2 drugiei szafy
80 rub. w tych dniach zas
zn6w " kancelaryi gminy
" pow. ostroleckim,
unieSG przez Wyla-
name okno kase ogniotrWala
2 pieni4dzmi. Znaleziono ia
nieopodal " polu rozbita.
Skradziono 1872 rb. kasy po-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO rb. fundusz6w gminnych
$50 RI .bedaeych w1asnoscia
Nadto zoczy6cy
kilka ksiazeczek i
blankiet6w paszportoWych. 2.
pokoju Aodzieje zabra-
il take futro i surdut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Olej st. Gotharda.

Me potrzeba zwiedzaG muze6w,
azeby xnalezc ukryty skarb tax
dIugo jak aptekarze majaa Seyery
st. Gotharda olej pod rekaa, bez-
.piieczne j skuteczne lekarstwo ma
reumatyzm, wzruszenia, puohlinee,
.wywiohniecie, kurcze, lub zasta-
rza1e bdle. PAM Cecylia Krajca
dala swiadectwo Q eggo warto6ci v
nastepujaey spos6b:
,Drogi PANE: Zuiytkowa-
lam jedne butelke panskiego st.
Gotharda oleju ma reumatyzml
ME ohce byd wiecej beg n1ego.
Prdbowalam wszystkiego, lecz
adne lekarstwo tax dobrze ME
skutkowalo.
Zyczhwa Cecylia Krajcs,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
severy st. Gotharda ole rob
rzeczywidcie dziwy Y sfolgowaniO
bole6ci muskulach j stawaoh
Ono przenika skdre odsrazu, usmie-
rsa xapalenie, przecw d.iala puch
silinie, lwytwarza sdrowotne poloze-.
ME czeeSciowych wzruszeniach.
Strxeiciesi pig % nasladowanych!Na
legajcleo clergyman ME podrobio-
paczkizpodobizna podpisu,,W
!. Sewerao a kartonie. Kosxtujje
I'tyIko 500 s. KEal4'lddem gospodaratw1e
I;powinien byc zsplas Do
natyyclhmliastowego uzytku w.
81 perxerokn sewera
CsdarRsppiddsl 11Y,amoxi
~ lss
Gs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

s WIESCIZ OJCzYZEY. Z
Z PRUS POLSKIGH.

~ -E-
GRUDZIADZ. Der Geese
llige", kt6ry oddycha ni e1la-
wi6cia ku wszystkiemu, CO
polskie, podjudza rad prus-
XII, ably koniecznie zmienll us-
tawy, dozwalajace polakom
p~rzemawiat na zebraniach
publicznych pc polsku. uzy-
wa on do tych niecnyce'hn "a
mysl6w takiego rozumrlowaa-
MIA: Najwyzszy sad admi-
nistracyjny dotychczas jesz-
cze ciagle kasuje wyroki nlz-
szych wladz administracyJ-
nych, gdy to %rozwiezuja ze-
brania polskie, ma kt6rych
pc polsku p~rzemawiano. Coz
ma to powiedziec! Otto CODY
bye moglo? Ma przyklad lu-
die z t.. z. schutztruby 2
Afryki niemieckiej zwoluja
zebranie W Riksdorfie (pod
Berlinem) i jake socyali6ci
przemawiaja W jezyku mu-
rzy6skim suahelskim - al
DO: w Miedzyrzeczu zebrani
%syonisci W jezyku hebrejs-
kim g}osza propaganda ma
rzecz przysz1ego pahstwa ~
dowskiego = albo: z wschod-
nio-azyatyckiego korpusu wy
daleni zo1nierze W Geestemun-
de wyrazaja niezadowolenie 2
urzadze6 istniejacych W
pahstwie niemieckiem - i to
w jezyku chlnsklm, a pollcya-
ich obrad W tych jezykach
Sledzic ME moze. A vice j
jezyk polski, jake niezro-
ola urzednik6w pru-
skich usunac nalezy. Pomi-
nelibysmy to blaze6stwo mil
czeniem - ale podajemy je
tylko W tym celu, ably cry
telnicy nasi ma tym dotykal-
nym dowodzie przekonali sic,
do czego So zdolni tacy skry-
bench! Prawdziwie mniemac
moznaby, re wydobyli sic re
zakladu W Owi6skach j So
redaktorami ,,Geselligera."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

SE[%- S:aGES4
SWIETOCHLOWICE ma "a
Slasku. W okropny spo'-.
sob postradal swe zycie g6r-
nix J6zef Buroszec. Chcia1
BOWEN przekraja6 nab6j no
fem, prawdopodobnie Wy
szczerbionym. Wskutek tar
cia, nab6j eksplodowa1, "a
skrzynke, " kt6rej
sic funty=prochut.
Skutki byly straszne. B. 70
stall prawie ma kaWalki roz-
szarpany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

ELBLAG. Ia dzielne spi-
SAME sic PREY ratowaniu "a
1ogi statku ,,Themis" pod
czas bury ma morzu baltyc-
klein otrzymali, z zalogi pa
rowca ,,Elblag II" cd Tow.
ola ratowania rozbitk6w ma
stepujace nagrody: Kapitan
D. Krumreich wielki srebrny
medal wraz z pieknym dyplo-
mem,a majtkowie Wolkowski,
Erdmann i Schier kazdy pc
60 NIX. Opr6cz tego ofiarowa-
Ia i'm wieksze nagrody pie
niezne firma Schichau, do
kt6rej parowiec ,,Elblag II"
naleza}. Zaznaczyc nalezy,
re by}a to pierwsza podr6z
p. Krumreicha jako kapitana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
z GALICYI.

LW0W. Sad przysieglych
skazal onegdaj sehka Bube-
le, Is letnieso parobka 2 lie
.sienic, "a zab6istwo Piotra
slotwihskiego, gospodarza =
2 Podhorzec, popelnione2 3ggoo
sierpnia br. y Lesienicach.
.Stalo sic to Wskutek
tego, ze parobcy wypasali ko-
ME ma koniczenie Slotwif-
'skiego. On konie zajal, 9 Blu
.belo uderzyl 60 kijem Pc
glowie przy sposobno6ci ode
brania mu zaietego konia.
Wdowie po SlotWi6slkimm ma
BE'ulbl,.eello wyplacic 1000 k O
odszkodowania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

MUROWANA GOSLI[lNlAl1,.,
w Uchorowie myszyrobia
szkodeW oziminach. Dzeci
dworscy myszy te
ehwytaja j zabIaia. kr6 1s5
kim czasie zabito tysiecy.
Dominium placi pc INK: e
myszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

GNIEZNO. vLech" ma
przyk}adzie wzietym 20 szko-
", podaje wiadomosc, ;jak
skutkuje nauka religii, wy
kladana " jezyku kulturnym.
Nauczyciel, niemiec katolik,
wyklada W I k1asie dziew-
czetom p~olskimEofiare Eliasza
ma gore Karmel, gdzie to
zgromadzeni kaplani Baala
usiluja udowodnic, 10 boz
EEK ich jest prawdziwym
Bogiem. Do ofiary tel uzyto
- jak wiadomo ~ wo}6w, co
pc niemiecku tlomaczono
SITTER. Kiedy 13-letnia u
czennica dosyc gladko to hi
storya blbll]na opoWledzlafa
j gdy nauczyciel lei sic zapy-
tai: Sage mir, was ist Elm
Stier?" Wtedy MI owo
dzieWcze o%dpowiada: der
Stier list Gin Ebenbild Gottes''
G,w6f jest podobiehstwem
Boga''). nLech" dodaje:Zgro-
"a wstrzasa czlowiekiem, gdy
sic patrzy IA rezultaty, jake
wyklad religii " jezyku ME
mieckim osiega. Kto tel
dziwic sic moze, &c dis die
q opuszczajace szkole dzi-
czeja.
sZCZoDROCHoWO v POI
wiecie sremskim, rozparce-
lowal >. Graeye = Borku po-
miedzy swoich, resztke 400
m6rg kupil r. Laurentowskii
2 Krzywinia, placac "a NORGE
400 marek. Pan Fennerz o.
sssowasprzedaje Ossowoniem-
com, ma zamiar Wzia6 "
dzierzawepo sWoim tesciu
3. Mathesie, Bodzewko
d6br klasztornych, Pan Ma
thes dorobn sie tam znacz-
nego m'ajatku.- Stan 81;
kowie spali domMicha--
IlilnldYyIa 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

ENiiereeularne ub odwlekIe
strnacyesss oznakiemschoroblixe-
poIo1enia se1yery Faan1steR
gulatorjest4znaturalnym popfawc9
rozrodozychor LOO
WE SewersCo. CesdarRapidss,
iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

Jako dodatek dolaozony jest kaendarz Scienny ma ok 1904, kalen-
darxyk kieszonkowy, Chrystus Pan " katedrze Krakowskiej, Bog byf i
Jest ojczyzna try obraxy cieniowe j obraz kolorowy Matki Boskiej
Czestochowskiej.
Kaendsr1 swy5lemy katdemu Ito nam prne6le prredplate na Wis
rusa" " sumie $l.50 .#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

f2. Blogoslawienstwo pierwszejk o-
munii Sw. PowiesG osnuta ma
tie stosunk6w spolczesnych,z
ilustracyami.
Is. Matka bolesciwa, opoW;adanie
moralne.
a. Podastopaml Krzyza, wiersz.
Is. Gawedy starych dziejach 2
,lustracja ,zlota Drama " XII
jowiie''.
l6. w pogoni "a szczesciem, opo-
wiadanie.
II. Giezkic'czasy humoreska z ilu-
stracyami.
IS. Trafif 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, artykul Q oggrodc
nictwie.
81. O przyzwoitem zachowan:u sic
" zyciu codziennem 10 dobrych
o~byczajach, uwagi.
90. Taiemnica dlugiego zycia, ar.
tykul tre6ci naukowej.
%. Rozrywi v wolnych chwilach
2 ilustracyam
"a. Praktyczne rady.
IS. Zarty idowcipy, zilustracyam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
CHEkMNO. Nieszczesliwy

CHEkMNO. Nieszczesliwy
wypadek wydarzyl sic "
Czemlewie. Ma drodze ba-
wilo sic kilkoro dzieci. Wtem
nadjechal ciezki W6z 2 make,
a poniewaz droga jest spa
dzista, vice woznica ME m6g}.
woza ~zatrzymac j " ten spo-
sob dostala sic 6-letnia CO.
reczka p. Behrendta pod ko-
Ia wozu. Biedne dziecko ia.
miejscu ducha wyzionelo.
Nieszczesliwych rodzic6w spo-
tkalo podobne nieszczescie
niedawno temu. Ot6z brat
zony p. b, zatrudniony PREY.
mlocarni, odni6sl tax ciezkie
uszkodzenia, ze Wkr6tce.
zfnarl.
GRUDZIADZ. Ma ulicy.
Podg6rnej bawilo sic dN6chI
nurarzy rewolwerem sadzzac
ze ME Jest nabity. Nagle ma
b6j puscil, : ku1a zranila ME
bezpiecznie murarza Pawla
Bnickiegow szyjje. Rannego|
odwieziono AZ azaretum,iej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

LW0W. Maszyne do ko-
Ipania kartofli wynalazl1 Two
Wianin 3. Jak6b ls'e,E'bastyianu,
maszynla Wykopa6 molina
1podobno dlennie 3O0-4o0
kl,o,lrlc,y:s. kartofi..
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-26
THE HANDICAP OF MONEY.


Love, skulking behind the trees,
saw their as they sat on the bank o3
the river. relates the New York Her-
AID.
Tho man was fair and the woman
was fair. The promise OF glorious
youth shed it, luster upon her Ane
spun hair and upon her delicate fsoe.
He was sturdy and strong and 1.-the.
and his eyes flashed IRE. They talked
of many things. The river ran on,
and the painted boat near them
swayed and sagged, held by its hemp
en- cable.
II will step up" said Love smartly,
"and introduce myself. They Shall
know me as they have never known
anyone before. will come to them
and stay. Through hardship and BIT
ter trial and cruel disappointment ]
win be their friend, and guide them
in the sure way to the highest
fruitage of happiness. They shall be
mine and / shall be theirs" -
Love drew nearer. lad az the
NOutA auA buC AAa4uCu taAhCA @<tsC
listened. And as he listened his face
grew darker.
II must know MORE" he whispered
cautiously to himself. my guardian
ship, my faith, my companionship are
two precious to be wasted"
Love departed. Upon the magic
wings of quest and hope he few back
over the ways that the youth and
maiden came. He saw the stately
edifces. the princely courts, the gold
en- treasures stored up for them. he
saw servants ministering to their
every want and all the boundless
servility that waits on earthly pos
sessions. He visited the bank and
the safe deposit and the registrars
Office, and SKINNED as an Ariel the
tide of society that flowed around
their doors.
In ten minutes Love was back.
"Gocd-by," he said, half pityingiy;
"good-by, even though you have
never known me. Good-by. cannot
associate with you You are too
wealthy"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-26

An extract from Belgian paper
gives the following incident:
A woman whose husband had lost
his life in a railway accident received
from the company $4,000 by way Of
compensation. Shortly after she heard
that traveller who had lost leg had
been paid $4,000.
The widow at once put on her bon
net and shawl and went to the Office Of
the company.
"Gentlemen, how is this2'' she asked.
~You gave $4,000 for a leg, and you al
lowed me only $4,000 for the loss Of
my husbandl"
Madam" was the reply, "the reason
a. plain; $4,000 won't provide him with
. leg, but for $1,000 you can get .
husband STRAY Stories.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-26

- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
| Office In New Ratclif Building. Tele-
phone IoI. yinita. Ind. Ter.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-26

'How many ducks did you kill,
Pat?"
"Begob, Oi didn't get chance to
shoot at Thin"
''Found none at all, eh?"
"0i found plinty. That's the trou-
ble--there wor too nanny"
"Too many? Why, how's that?"
"Sure, iv'ry tonne Oi took aim at
wan, three or four more cf the div
vels would come swimmin' in betwixt
me and him and sphoil it."-Kansas
City Journal.