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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
Sfrfd)ladtrn rint un0 itbt.
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Serns uno siisrns 2diHe.

3ttht hHo slttue SmiHe.
lleber ben G6aratter, ben cine mos
berne Seef9la9t i'm @egenfaB gu Der
alten annimmt, felt Elm 9onbpnsr
8latt bic folsenben i%nterefauten Be-
tra6tungen an:
gu Der 3eit, ba 9ritannien bic erIte
Seema9t Duroe unb feline b0l5ernen
f9pimmenben Burger tdgeldng BON
Seinben angegriffen purOen, gei6ob
es oft, gbub bic sdn5li9 5eri9ofenen
S6iffe tagelang umbertrieben, pGbs
renb bic iiberlebenbe tleine MdnnI6aft
nit benz Wteer UNI ibr 2ebeu tGmpfts
tpie sesen bic SeinOe. Die Mdnner
i9Iueen bic S9tffstriimmer um ii6
berum ab, fe i9afften unermiioli6 an
ben Pumpen uno remington ibr S6iff,
I'm cine Seu9e gu perbiiten. SrpB
allen @rauenbaften lag in ben Sagen
oes Segels uno 6es Solses ettpas Roz
mdntif9es in benz ManOpriren oieier
bei9pingten Slptten auf benz offenen
Meere. GtDas Seierli6es lag aud in
benz anblid Speier feinolider SIotten.
beren Mannfduften Dor SumpfesluIt
6rannten unb our9 bic Winbitiqe Su
unfreipiaigem 3auOern p%erurtbeilt
tpdren. @rpbartt9 mar Der @nblid
5fpeier i'm Sturme tdmpfenben Slptten:
Der Interchangeable 9ampf Der @les
mente i6ien teinen Ginflub uuf ben
Streit aus5uiiben. Der 9anonenbpns
ner tpetteiferte anipru6spoq nit benz
RolIen oes 9pnners. Die tleinen rps
then 8liBe BON benz T6tpdntenben
S9iffsborb fparen furm bemertbar
neben Der 9ra6t oes 8libes.
Der moberne Seefrisg bat fait an
bies gednbert. Wegen Der grobsn Sc
fabren, bic bur9 @ranatiplitter unb
6euer entfteben tDnnen, piro alles, mas
BON Sol5 lit, felbit bic 8oote, Dor Der
S6la6t beieitist. DGbrsnb Der
S9laGt dber bari Der Seemaun ni6t
iiber bic M0glidfeit na9benfen, bab
zines Der i6redliaen 3p0lfaolgeidoFe
auf bas S6iffsped falle, bur6 ben
8ooen bringe unb oas 6ubrSeug in
fuenigen 4ugenbliden gum Sinten
brings. Wenn es bunn pte Elm Stein
fintt, mub bic gauge Mann19aft nit
ibm unterseben. 0as S4iff pirb
f6neu in einen llmtreis bon Sampf
unb in einen tpirbelnben Strubel Der
Wogsn gebiilt iein, unb nab flint Mis
nuten lit teiu 3et9en ieines 0uieins
mebr oorbanoen. Nur tpenn anoere
S9iffe febr nabe finb, lie9t cine WtOg>
li9teit bor, bic SanbpoG tii9tiser
S9pimmer gu retten, bic ii9 nit iibers
meni9lidsr anftrengung aus ben Dirs
beln gu retten trd9ten. Wiebr als cine
Sanbpoq fam es in teinem Sale iein,
ba bic itabl9epan5erten lngebeuer nit
taum einem iihtbaren Mann in bic
S9la6t geben; fat ale iino binter
maIiipen Mauern ~perborgen uno Dor
benz perbeerenben STOP GROCER &C.
i9ofe eingei6lofen. Der 9omp unb
bas S9augeprGnse Der Seetriegstunft
our 3eit Nelions lit babin, bas neue
Sriegsi4iff gebt ~finiter, unsei9miidt
unb augenIdeinlid bur9 feline eigene
@iaensauBeruns fortidreitenO in ben
Sampf, tpie elm pbdntaitii9es Seeuns
gsbeuer; OBJ es rubig ooer itiirmii6,
beiterer Simmel poer neblis, Sag ooer
Ra9t ift-bie S9la9t pirb beginner.
gu allen bieien i9redlt9en 9eoinguns
gen Der mooeruen S%eetriegstunit toms
men nod bic Sorpebos unb bic Inter
~ieebopte, nit benen Der Meni6 bas
S6ladtfelb bes Meeres nod dusges
bebnt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
x%elepbpusS pucerte.

SbabbeuS 9abill, pom SolDOfe,
Wtaii., bat einen elettriihen apparat
e%rfunben, melher as@rapbopbon oerart
polltommnen ioG, Dap man oamit Wtn.
lift aller lrt, genau 10, wie lie geipielt
ODER 9eiun9en miro, per DRAFT nu6 be-
liebi9en @utiernun9en leiten fam. @a.
bill bat nun cine G%ompanie, Die 3elbars
monte Company Of 0iew @uslanO, &C.
bilbet, wel6e beabii6ti9t, Dem Bublis
fun Goncerts, Bali, Sir6enmuiif etc.
per DRAFT brett ius Saus Su liefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
Wph Gin &riea.

0as yGelegramm" in Nmiterbam CT.
bielt aus Sofa 6aia, Sniel Sumatra,
cine Oepel6e, in melter gemeloet wirb,
Dap cine Solonne bolldncii6er 3rups
pen, wel6e i'm u0rSli6en Sumatra &c.
gen bic stdinelen operirt, in benz Diff.
rift 9aioclOcaS nit elmer abtbeilung
athineifn in einen Sampf gcrietb, nit
Dem @r9ebniB, baB 541 9lt6ineien &C.
t0otet wurben. suf Seiten Der Soll6ns
Der wurben orei Wtann getOotet unb %
%uerpIu0et.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
9reifs fur ben ero6en Sdueerfriee
Wfitte c1uli.

0as Muiifs0 epartemcnt Der ct.
SoniS notwithstanding bat bic Glane
fiir ben auf Die 2a9e pom IL. bis gum
16. Suli anberuumten SGu9erfrie9 re-
uioirt. Sir @b0re BON ~wenisitenS 80
Mtit9lieoern iinO Rreiie BON $4,000,
$500 uno $500 beitimmt, fir Gb0re
bon 40 bis 20 Wiit9lieoern Yreile pom
$2500, $500 uno 1000. IS miiiien bel
Der Yreisbewerbun9 je pier 8Ortrdse
itattfinoen, BON benen orei pom Dem
Mtuiits0 Department beitimmt werben,
nro elmer Gin SOrtrag FREEZER @abl icin
fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07

Regen m Stabtbaue.
aIs biefer Sage Der Sinanaausidub
bes 8ourb Of albermen i'm sroben
Somite5immer Der Gitp SaGl bon 9reas
ter Netp gort beifammen mar, UNI
iiber bas Wobl Der Stabt gu bsrdtben,
fling es plDBli6 iiber ben 26pfsn Der
Mitslieoer an gu tropfen; Der Resen
bate Elm God i'm Dad gefunbsn. Sus
8omite fGii9tets fid in cine Gde, unb
unter Der Stelle, bic niht paFerbiht
mar, purben flint srpBs elmer seIteut.
aIs bic SiBuns gu Gnbe mar, ipuren
bic elmer bes bimmliIhen RuFes pon.
Dies ales mar trob Der Sbatia9e
m6ali9, baB pGbreno Der Iebten Spei
Sabre $4,000 fir bic Reparatur Der
Gitp Suu peruussubt tpurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
eadapauna g. sBbomiHs Saaeg.
(paurel yinie.)

8rat 10 Strait am :, 6tbruar 1904.
3ast ptriaafn Snantcn nm 100 Reratus
an @obsHtaesE une 100 Werstns an Conn,
taatu uHe bitrdEf ale 20 Ninuttu bis 1910
%ahte, une ireFeu in 8ilfss- SarTs 10 Minutrn
ipdIer tin.
3Ras aas 10 Minuitu au @p6tniaBsn ppn
$50 bic 40 Na6mttdae.
grprte,Ess psrlaHtn Serdntcn tSalib, ausat-
uommen Ssnmas, I'm 6.55. 8 IS uue 1925
Rcrans, une 2.i5 uuo 4 IS NahmittasS. uue
trtFtu tn @ilfts. Sarrt SO Riuuttu lpdttr Gin
Sitbt BdbrpIan fur atpidbtfSrptrnps 3ust.
Z. 8. WylH iry grftbrslitr, SrauiUu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
J%apani(t6e 5rauerl.
Sbre ebeli6e unb seieni6aftli6s
Steauns un0 ibr Gbarattrr.

Sansirau nno Observation-Disclosures s
BET SapaHsrin- SrausuuuipsrRtat-es
riunsu unp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SsiratbsosrmittIune uus irsis @abI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07

: Su @leue lit Der llnteroffiier
Srowers pom Sniauterie = Jtesimeut
So9el bon Suldenitein z. @eitiGliides)
DO. DC Ue9eu SOlOattn' W~tiBbapOlun.
gen in nidt weui9er uls 367 6dllen iu
einsm Sabre @sidusniB uerurtbsilt NOR
ben.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4.
The Need of the Time.

The Spartanburg Herald in con-
cluding an admirable editorial on the
passing of Senator Hoar says:
eve need more men who are larg-
er than their party, larger than their
church, larger than their sphere;
men who cannot be described by a
general definition, and who carry
through all changes of place and time
the fixed adherence to a principle
that is greater than partisan policy.
We need men of this character IN
state as we'll as national affairs. we
need them in the city and the county
We need them at the ballot box. we
need men who are broad enough to
rise above and out of the sphere OF
their own petty spites and selhsh de-
sires and big enough to do something
for the general veal.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04
Mob Law.

In the horrible and cowardly rlur-
der and the swift justice which TO-
lowed to the murderer at kersna"
on Saturday night we have another
illustration Of the lack Of confidence
in the administration Of justice oy
OFT courts which exists in the mlnos'
of the people. This man. it is salo'
had killed two or three other men and
had escaped punishment, and only
the past summer he had been tr1eo
and ACQUITTED for the killing Of a ne
ero. This last deed, according TO
the reports, was SO cowardly and SO
unprovoked, that the mob took II
in charge and justice was sure and
swift, possibly for the reason, and
yet without stopping to reason, that
by some techn;cality justice in the
courts might miscarry.
There is in the public mind lack
of confidence in the efficiency OF the
courts. Whether it is well founded
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04

or not is another question. We do
see some strange verdicts. There
is not that respect for the courts that
once existed. even within the recol-
lection OF generation. There IS
nothing wrong with the system. The
trouble is with the jurors. No sys~
tenn can rise above those charged
with the administration of the law
just as no government is greater than
the individuals who compose 1t. The
state is great just in proportion to
the virtue and honesty Of the lnd1vi
dual citizens who make the stat
To bring about reform in these mat
ters we must start at the foundation
of the wrong.
It must be process of education
and we must start in the school room.
The duties and responsibilities Of cltl-
zenship should be instilled together
with those virtues which go to make
the man. The juror must realize
the responsibility which rests upon
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04
him.

The death of Senator Hoar OF
Massachusetts, removes from public
life one OF the landmarks. He had
,een a member Of the national con-
gress for more than thirty years and
while in many respects a partisan
was a broad-minded and able repre-
sentative.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04
MEAL AND HULLS.

We are pre-
pared to fill or
derS for MEAL
and HULLS. We
have attractive
exchange VAL
ues for seed with
meal and hulls.
We can show
you a saving of
over TWO OOlldTS
per ton on your
seed by EXCHANGING
seed for meal &
hullS with us, as
compared with
other offers, we
invite your pat.
rOnage.
For prices etc. apply to
The Southern Cotton Oil Co..
l., w. FLOYD, Mgr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04

Statement Of The Condition Of The Bank Of
Prosperity, Prosperity, s. t., at The
Close Of Business September 50, 1904,
in Accordance with an Act Of The Gen.
eral Assembly.
RESOURCES.
Loans apd Discounts. s99, Ol0.G
Cash on hand and in banks s67, 993. A
Building and fixtures 3,730.W
0verdrafts 856.26
s171, 1,5sO.34
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. SIS, O0O.W
Surples and undivided profits 5,942.9l
me tn other Ranks 4,149.00
Denosits 97,19O.93
Dividend No. 8 unpaid. 5000 %
Bills payable 39,z69o
SIT, 1,5sO.S4
Personally appeared before me J. F.
Browne, Cashier of above named Bank,
who being duly sworn, says the above
statement is true to the best OF his
A'''"A J. F. BROWNE.
Sworn to before me the SOth Septem-
ber, 1904. E. W. WERIS,
N. P. for S. C.
Correct attest:
A. Il. Hawkins,
DR.. J. S. Wheeler,
S. S. Birge,
Directors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Columbia, Newberry
& Laurens Railroad Co., will be held
in the Presidents Office on Tuesday,
October 18th, at II o'clock.
T. H. Gibbes,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-10-04

]. & {. ). Mower Co.
Now ready forfall bus
mess with full line Of
seasOnabIe merChan-
disc of good quality at
reasonablepriCes. Our
two big stores are full.
Store number one
contains the beautiful
as we'll as the substan-
tjal things which ap-
peaIs to the Woman's
heart, everything is
here that she may
need Dress Goods, Mil
linery, Silks, Trim
mings, Neck wear, Un-
derWear, Linens, Do
mestics Outings. Store
number two is full Of
goodsh0es
Give us a call, we
promise good quail
ties, low prices, hon.
erable dealing, polite
service.
Yours truly,
c. & G. 5. MOWER CO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
! 81, 3 s|!'|

j EDEN 8go 1utego.
|sasdzis ago eesaEza F'ranoissa
J6zefa spotkalo move wielkie
zmartwienie: byl zmuszony
iedynego swego jeszcse zzyja-
|cego brata, 81 htniego arcy-
|ksiecia Ludwika Wiktora,
|skazat IA wieczyste wygna-
ME do Meranu. Jego zacho-
wanie sic. skand aliczne, zna-
ne wszystkim, opr6cz cesa-
rzowi cd lat. vie elu, doszlo ma
reszcie do uszu scesarza. Przez
ostatni miesiae arcy ksiaze
bawil v Z ;zamknieciu : na zam-
ku Klesheim " poblizu Salz=
[burga, q teraz. zosta1 yslany
do Meran i zabro oniiono nu
Wr6cic kied , kolwiek do Vie
|dnia. Jego zamkii kosztowne
urzadzenia we Wiedniu 70
stana sprzedan ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

PETERSBURG. s luteg,o,...
|Nlai6Hiezsze wiiad domoscii : da-
|lekiego srsc ii hodu donosza, a zei
w,,;na pomiedzy Rosya i Ja-'
ponia rozpoj,czela sic ma do,
bre
Japo1ski minister zostal
zawezwany do opuszczenia
Petersburga j rosyiskis am
:bas,ador q, przvgotowuiie. sic do.
wyiazdu . Toxic. To, stosow-
ME do Japo 6czyk6w, macy.
J. = Woiny. {, 81 81.
Rosyiiskie okreta znaiduja-
Ece 3 sic = Korei zostaly zaiete
|nrzez flote . iaponska.
I. 4,
Oafa !aPonska Ao'ss ! Wle'- u
k1e arfnle o'' Wo)ska : So y urouze
90 korel aby zalac cady ten %
kral. !,
0aponska 'a' liota Oczekule
na przypycle zayecle. fosyl-
sk1ch okretoW, ~ ktore. So Y
drodze 2 Europy.
rzednla - arn1a rosylsk1e] ; q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
iGHICAla G PoliicYa przy i

u CHICAGo olicya przya- /
reszto 5 chlo k6Y t6-
~ baWliiacl 9 Pie / q ;zlapal lkan1 h
] lssniieWyk yyIn bud ynlu
IA central ave pod dpallili Wio-
Ilagrolnad zone W lIoiisvniicy,
j od ktoryelhl| 81 I z, ples
mic ieaiiell bud|. 81
lbyeil io oigel e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
I p1L.ADEI,PH Pa.

S. Fl LADEL,PHIA Pa.
Anna Banow.iicz, kt6ra sta,Wa-
Ia przed. sad lem, oskarziona q. 9.
zamord doWanie sWego die
.oka, zostala ", uWol lniona Sc
.dzia biorae ma Wzglad q jeI II
naiwyzszynn stopniu zdener-
woWanie, s. czasie popelnie-
MIA zbrodni, kt6re navst. ! :,
|spowodo dowalo przez czas Pc
wien chorob nInys1o owa, Wy
|dal wyrok uni iewinliiaiacy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
NOW
TELEGRA E.


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lutego. ed.Wczolal w. z g 4: poza, NJ -
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Wspaalalsza 'eal czssc =, : m,as'. .
les16 ruinach' g. szkoa ,ag. -: 80
ozone oDheza)a - - 80. 80
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k*aors'on 8 !. -. 49,, 81. q,
nesoNsl c,'s1i & = A''''s IS "
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str. wysadsono oss'ze 8
d,nsmlten 9. y spal,i = I slf q d q
Tinted osates 9 = e J 81 !: = 4 q
pla1 ] keaet go 8 i ~ 3.
thit' lest g { q ai1ds
4 y Z J u " 3
sazonyea 81. =, !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

Z : = e +
SAN DOM.INGO, ego lutte
go. Powstancy strzelali +
lutego do amerykans skiego
krazioWnika J, Yankee izabi-
il inzyniera J. g. Johnston.
Pogrzeb odbyfl. sic z, 2 Wielka u
roczystoscia Brai ". MIN u
dial dyplo lomaci, = kompania
wojska zadowego stonowi}a
.eskorte. Flagii 11a gmach bach.
pub bicznych opuszczono na
znak zalo,by do 90 poloWy ma . /:
#sztu Komend dalt. okretu ME
Izazadal zad czynienia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
~ AsHIN GTO ON luteg'

l:S :Ss.ktlA0I1llNSIL1.S1l4N $50
Senate Hanna e6orowal
Esiie na a dobre DO !:
In1owy Rikscy wv olal RczpIa5j
kiilk,n lekarz 81 5of 81
||niiewaz stan q cloIe gro
|zny e.z,wano'' osniisj'l| |iiIlnyy- q
iii d,oktora 6 BreNer'a 4 4
'hory straeiil u me
1tY stal sic nerve pulls
Iii ollniei tori orzef
gk a 4 ail u sie
iel iI,, All 4 II ] !!ll. taIie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

nem polskiem weselu kt6re
sic odbylo we wtorek ma
Moultrie I'll. tax sic bawiono
.ochoczo i 2 taxa Wspaniaio-
Fscia ze tego samego Wieczora
|policya 2 obawy aby sic go
|6cie ME i topili v trunkach
i potem przy tahcu ME po1]'a'.s
mali sobie n6g, odwiozla q .;
mezzczyzn na stacye policyjna
na nocleg. Ma drugi dzlen
wszys cy p1acili "a "a przespa-
ME sic po SIS ,40c j pozWolo-
no i'm isc do domui j dalej sic
baWiie, pod tym warunkiiem'l, '''
zze sic porzad dnie zach hoWajal.
|Gazety angiel elskie Gale arty-
kuly opisaly 3 tym !, l noclegu.
Czy, to juz zadne Wesele @
|bejsG ME moze sic bez avian
tury? zle sic baWiin1.y
& Ne Kees Roc ocks niejaki
Sampson, 70 botnik kolejo jowy
|zalozyl Sic o SO dol. &c po
Ekrach lodu p'rz,,ejdziie M dru-
"a stroIle RE Il Ohio 81
skoczyl na pie wick
Isza kre = sd chcial niel
Eskoczyc ma dru 'padl na
Inos, rozbil 50 4 WpadI do wor
az nied dry ydostal SIC
Iiednak az Wiierzcl ehwycil
BE drabiny esiiol1el przez
wode ,atelef owaI,e, dd
rzeki slusl lie zlol WI
ciagnae I'oll1ie !! lodu asllllA
piego n1ial t6renau I,es
|'ynoz zeia aabs '1||I'|1i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

BUFFALO, 7 Lelarz
Naczelny Uni Pol. " Am. Am
Dr.. Fr. Fronczak, ia zjezzdzie
flekarzy v Albany zostal
brany cz'onkie kiem komitetuS I
|gospod darczego stoWarzyszenia
lekarzy Stanu New York
Przedte n juz stowarzyszz'e'n'1lsess g
|lekarzy wybrafo DR.. =, FronIcza.
ka swoim delegatem j pred
[stawicielem lekarzy StanoW
lied dnoczonych, ma Zjezdzle
przyrod k6w j lekarzy, kt6-z
~ odbedzie sic " roku bieza-
Gym we LwoWie. .I.5
CHICAGO. y pani hIaryils
[NoWak pm. 1O98 Sacramento
ave. eszkalo dW6 6ch stolo
wink ow, braci Sake oWicz. Je
den braci wy oWadzil sic
cd lowakowej pred dwoma
|tygod odniamii i narnaWiial " so
|bote sWego brata Grzegorza
|azeby uezynn tax sanls,, gdz
niepod dobalo mn sic proWadze
ME NowakoWej tego pt,-s
;wodu przyszlo mil az asa
wiiezami II q llovak koWa do n
Uni Brat GREGG ora strzell set,;
Tniiewiasty PIE razy q zSIsrewsol
'Weru Z przy nastapnie
Esobiie rewol 40 skIoIl 81, 81
Prick konawszy 81 ,i ze q ,alszyst 4 Z, 4 .
skie naboie strzel ~ l
bro zacza 1 eiiek ksG
Istanel ri I,rzy
polic ,l1szczo i
80 poi q mo orxleIc M tI I E,l s M
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M stecka, kt6ra tu brat jej,l
Stefan sprt,wad "a, ale me
.czekd na MIA ma koleji ami
ME postal jei adresu ! .dziiie-3
Wucha tulala she Pc, niezlna-
5nem lei iescie, al dopierol
pa1stwo a. Kraszewscy 1865
18ta Mica, przygarneli ia
ku sobie j tn ia moze ina
|les6 brat lub. znaiomy ktorl.y-- !. 8
by brata poWiad domil. ss.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

LIN q utego.
sPodczas zkiedy nastep tro onu'
||ksiazze illklelna
jeehal a. c:zele erWszeij
onpanii pieszej
sis jego
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#po6lizgnal sic ! Wpad zsztacz-
Ekami do kadzl. Skory w ka- q
Edzi obracane 50 przez obroto-
we kolo, kt6 t6rego try znlaz-
|dzzyiyby 70 t' botn1 1ka gdy yDy
taczki ME Wpadly poml edz.y
|tryby j nlezatanno q waiy ruchu 9
kola. JankoWskieg Nydo oby-
to czempredzej 2 kadzl lode
slano do szpitala prz,ypadk ko-
wego, gdzie lekarze pre- ko-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11


IICOK dniu'
.ltago ro'zstala sic = Il t!ym %
q iatenl iona Maryanna Ciac-
zmarla u polo ogu, pozosta.
III siednii,o 70 dzieci,
81 Mi jstarsz';y cIAopiec'
lcl;issa 55mier6 spro-
: zilaIsln.1ttek| a. ON pad
: Kpseae wskI iic BIZ zaIniae aez-;
=, kellt 4 {
|MeEajac i'm mleslasst
tdzieoie ollaor ! ne
|odry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

EAST ST. LOUIS, No. w w
zeszla MED dziele po pol udni1l,
5odbylo sic " East s.. % Iollis
og6lne ebranie tamte ejszych
Polak 6w, v spraWie nowoE--
poWstalej parafii polskiei.
Liczna Polonia stawila sic
do apelu, przeto poczynio'n1vo''
Wstepne kroki do WproWa-
|dzenia " zycies oddaWna ~
adanego proje to.
Zebraniiu z'eWod dniczly J In. mo- J:
Wy pro oboszc cz, Is. Julian Mo 9.
czydl dlowski, ktory, zachece-
niu zgromad'z dzon.ych do piracy
mad podno oszeniem narodo-
|wo5ci naszej NO alnie, ma,
teryalnie e,. sporz;adzil q spis q
arodawc6w, na . owy .k.osci6l
polskii " East st. I,o1is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
dynek pred dstawial wartoS2
1000 dolar6w.


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-27
NO DAMP TRANSFER SLIPS.
Conductors Must Not Wet Their
Thumbs to Tear Papers OF.

Now York Feb 2e.-Transfer agents and
conductors of the New York city Street
Railway company are worrying over or
ders issued two days ago to the effect
that when they issue transfer slips TO n
passenger they must not wet the slips
with the thumb or finger.
The slips are OF thin paper and bound
so closely that tc hurry the process OF is
suing transfers the conductors used to
wet their thumbs with their tongues in
order 10 remove the slips quickly. Re
Gently some one called the attention OF
the board of health to the practice as
unsanitary. and the result was that orders
to stop the practice we're read of two
davs ago IN all the car barns Of the
company.
'-Spotters'' OF the company have been
directed to see that the order j. carried
out. ard several men. il is said. have
already been caught The penalty Is sus-
pension for a week, AZ least At this time
Of the year. and especially during the
present ccli snap the conductors and
transfer agents are compelled 70 wear
gloves which make the removal Of the
transfer sltps even moro difficult. and with
a crowded car ard many passengers de-
n1anding transfers, the employees lose
much time in their work
Some Of the conductors have resOrted -
carving a camp handkerchief in their
pockets 70 impart the necessary moisture
10 the slips. One cOncuct0r on a Forty
second street crosstoxu car today Eho
was trying the handerehisf scheme.
found that after short exposure on the
icy rear platform. the handferchief vas
rr.,e, cffH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-27
PHENOMENA IN BANKING.
Shipping National Bark Notes to the
Philippines.

New York. Feb 26.-The Evening Post
says: An interesting phenomenon in bank
ing circles is the way certain national
banks on the Pacific coast are engaged in
taking out note circulation and shipping
it to thc I hilippines. The war depart
ment ha no positive information as to
the reasons Tor this, but the assumption
is that il means that the war in the east
has caused drain upon The Mexican
silver in the islands, and that the Pacific
coast banks are seizing this opening for
their notes. which are actually needed II
fill a void and hence are eagerly wei
coined.
For the larger denominations our paper
money is always popular on the islands.
The present emergency. it is believed, VIII
add to the favor in which it is held com
mercially: and as the Mexican dollar, once
out of The Philippines, will not be per
mitted to return, our paper IS bound to
become a fixture and have a wider ana
wider usefulness as local industrial de-
velopment proceeds 1ne ultimate result
counted on is currency system whicn
will approximate that of the United
States. with out paper covering the high
er levels and the local silver coinage tax
ing a subsidiary place.
At the treasury the phenomenon is re-
garded as open to another explanation
the universal preference of national
ba nks for sending their notes where they
will never. or scarcely ever, come back
for redemption. 1t is noted that; While
California banks are shipping notes to
the Philippines, Hawaiian banks are
sending them over to our mainland In
Hawaii. as on our gold coast. the people
have never taken kindly to the use of
paper currency; but the banks find Il
profit i'm taking out notes and sending
them here, on the ground that the dis
tance is TOO great to justify their return.
except in emergencies. or when so soiled
and mutilated as to require exchange for
fresh notes. 1t is thought that possibly
the shipments from California to the
Philippines may be explained on TINS
theory. The full truth may lie some
where between The two ideas.