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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENED
Too Careful Wife "Did Nicely" DIT
There Was Some Of It to
Be Undone.

Everything is ready. My trunk is
packed, sent to the station and is
checlaed through. Didn't | DO nicely?"
That's good management, that is"
This was the conversation between a
certain west nd man and his wife one
afternoon recently, relates the Albany
Journal. The wife was about to go on a
western trip and expected TO leave on
the 1l:40 train that night for Buffalo.
Her husband had secured a pass for her.
and she was happy. AT the dinner table
The question of readiness flor the trip
again became the topic of discussion.
Have you your money and pass all
right?" inquired the husband.
"Oh. yes" answered the wife, fumb-
ling in her pocketbooi.. II placed it in
this compartment. Why, what has be-
come Oft? NV goodness. 81 isn't herei,'
And she turned pale with apprehension.
Whatever did | do with it,"
Look in your bureau drawers" sug-
gested the husband.
This was done, and every possible
hiding place was searched, but without
success.
Il believe I placed 1t in my trunk"
said the excited wife, almost In tears. IL
am almost sure I did. Whatever will |
do?"
Have you your trunk check?"
Eyes. But the trunk has gone to Buff
falo."
Maybe it hasn't gone yet. Give me
the check and trunk key and I'll see il
a find It," Saying which the dis
gusted husband hurried to the baggage
room at the Union station, where luck
favored him. The trunk was still there.
After some little dificulty he opened the
trunk and found the missing pass slowed
carefully away in one of the numerous
boxes in the upper part o. the trunk.
From that time on until the train left
for Buffalo the husband kept watch Of
the pass. A too careful wife is apt to
need assistance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
ScHWAB'S PLAN For RICHMOND
BEACH NOT CARRIED our.

It was fully expected that Richmond
beach, Charles NJ. Schwab's resort for the
poor Of Manhattan, near Huguenot, would
be ready for business this summer, but
work was discontinued last fall and
nothing has been lone since. Mr..
Schwab's plan was to open the resort for
the poor Of the tenements, of Manhattan
and other boSoughs, and convey them
to the beach on the steamer Happy
Days, constructed for this purpose at
the Crescent ship yards, Elizabeth, N. j.
The grounds at Richmond beach, were
laid cut in gardens and fountains with
Arbutus lake in the centre, on which it
was the intention of Mr.. Schwab to have
launches and rowboats for the amuse-
ment of his young guests. A dining
pavilion capable of seating 800 persons at
one time was erected, and the large hotel
completely renovated. Whether Mr..
Schwab has abandoned his plan is I'M
known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
SAVED HIS LIFE
Andrew Slower had Close Call with
The Lightning.

Andrew Slower, of Mochaniosvilic,
who received tho shock from light
ming Wednesday evening. is much
better and getting along nicely the
doctor said yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Slower walked between two cars and
with one. hand owe a rail and the
other hand over q rubber air-brake
hose was trying to uncouple the cars.
The lightning ran along the rnil
where his hand was and gave him n
shock as 1t passed and had the other
hand been ON metal the shock would
have passed through his body and
killed him but being on the rubber
hose, a..non-croductor, it is said saved
his life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
AUTO CRAZE is RAMPANT.
Horseloss Vehicle Promises to Rule
During Coming Seasonal Coun-
try Womnn's Opinion.

This spring evidently bids fair to be
pre-eminently an automopne season
and the equine nose Is more out OF
joint than wen in the days of the BIZ
cycle craze, when all the world went
a-wheeling, says the New York Tri-
bune. Despite the changes surround
ing this latest .cpoTtuird the eApe1St
attendant upon its enjoyment, the SUI
burban roads fairly swarm with pow
er" vehicles OF every description. and
the man or I'M who does not auto
mobile either in his own or her own
motor car or In that of a friend feels
very mach out of the running.
1t is certainly a pleasant and novel
sensation to get into a softly padded.
luxurious car ct ones own door In the
city, on a beautiful spring Afternoon,
be whirled off 20 miles into the c3un-
try for afternoon tea at some friends
house and be home again in time to
dress comfortably for dinner.
1.-THE automobile fever is delightful
In some ways" said a woman who
lives all the year round in the country,
and who loves to see her friends. 1T
brings one into such intimate touch
with ones a~cquhintances who own ma
chimes. With the telephone and the
motor cars one feels that distance Is
eliminated, but, on the other hand, 1t
has completely spoiled people for COM
ing out to us in the ordinary way. |
find that unless my friends get q
chance of automobiling out to see me
they never come any more. | suppose
flying machines will be the next ex-
element, and | expect, in the near fu-
ture. when | give a luncheon to my
town acquaintances, to see aero-craft
Of all kinds tethered to my trees, auto
cars of strange shape waiting on the
driveway and not a horse In sight"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
,practicebilitv Of Atrships.

The mists Of the future still hide tho
airshtp that will be used as a convey
.tilcc, making regular trips, carrying
people to and fro above the earth on
business and pleasure, but the coming
of the practical ship is inevitable, writes
Alberto Santos-D umont. in Success. I
win not venture to say how soon ii will
arrive. but l know that many who are
now alive will move over the housetops
III uirships, when most houses will have
entrances on their roofs. have no
faith in the idea that flying machines
may be devised for single individuals,
or that the correct principle may be
found by studying and copying the
flight of birds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
THE MN WHO MADE JAPAN
Marquis Ito Is to Be Accredited with
Advancement Of the Is
land Empire.

II is to Marquis Ito that japan owee
10 n very great measure the position
SIR now holds in the world. But for
him she might be to-day 4 second
China but or.hinr shs.Mon!a ssat
W not De IN fhe chosen
ally Of Engrsss the London
World.
lie belongs by birth to what we
should call tha lower middle class, ana
has therefore had neither wealth nor
Influential connections TO give him 4
helping hand. None the less, at an
ago when in England he would have
been counted q boy he WAS already 4
minister plenipotentiarv arranging
terms Of pes.ce with the great p0wers
OF Europe. For he had the good luck
in very early years-it was a pure piece
OF luck-to attract the attention OF tho
old emperor. Korlei Yenno. who was
80 struck by his extraordinary ability
and all-round cleyerness that he took
his education into his own hands and
set to work to train him for o political
career.
IN 1867 the old emperor died, but his
successor, M~outsouhltu. had Just ms high
an opinion of Ito as his father had had.
ard as oon as he had power IN his
hands he made him governor Of Hiog0.
A year later he made him finance min
lister, and from that day to this Ito has
practically ruled Japan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
ALL WERE DRENCHL.
Christ Church had Annual Outing
Yesterday.

The annual excursion of Christ Church
Sunday school took place Wednesday
and a merry party left here for Boynfon
Beach in the morning. All went merry
as possible until the coming home. It
was n disagreeable ending to an otherwise
happy occasion. They arrived here In all
the downpour of rain at 6.s0 p. nj. and
it was said they were a sorry looking SGT,
Women and children, baby carriages, in
fact all, We're drenched with the rain and
all were hurrying for their homes as fast
as they could.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Lulu Chase entertained anum-
DER Of young friends at her home, On
Broadway, Thursday evening. Re-
freshments were served and q very
enjoyable evening was passed.
Mrs. Harry Petty, Of Second street.
is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dey, of First
street, attended the funeral of Mir.
Dey's sister. at Cranbury. Thursday.
Postmaster Roddy has had d new
stoop made for his store on Broad
why.
Miss Florence parisen and friend,
of Broad way, spent the Fourth ont Of
town.
Joe A. Sexton took some ladies out
for a spin in his automobile Thurs
day. Miss ~Southwick, of Broadway,
enjoyed an outing in the auto Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Southwark, of South River,
was the guest Of Mrs. Warren Dis
brow, Of John street, Thursday.
Miss Mary Strauser, of Pine avenue.
and Master Edwin Hatha WAY, Of
Brooklyn, went to Boynton Beach,
Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Herman. OF South
River, was visiting relatives IN
Augusta street. Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
nAn,aricans.n

How shall the people of the United
States call themselves. If not "Ameri-
cans?" Some Canadian papers think
the citizens Of the great republic are ar
rogating altogether TOO much to them
selves in taking the name Americans"
but Mexico, though a part, and an i'm
portant part of America, makes no COM
plant. The Mexican is a Mexican and
asks for no other designation. We can
see no reason why our friends, the adj
mirable Canadians, should be d~issatis-
he'd with the term Canadian" 1t is dig
uiied. soncroGs ard stands for a great
reality. that OF citizenship OF the huge
don.>aion Of the north.-Mexican Her.
all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

Rice growers believe that there are
ht1-dreds of thousands Of peoply In
this country who do not eat rice. be-
cause they know SO little about the va
rious ways of preparing II as q food.
So they are going to have a $751; 900
kitchen at the st. Louis exposition. 10
which the cereal will be served In
scores of forms. just as potatoes are
now commonly served, for which they
claim rice is an excellent substitute.
IN. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

TWO nicely furnished rooms, all con-
veniennes, will rent sinalv or for
housekeeping. | Woodruff Place, he
tween High and Rector SITS. 7140 rs 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
RAPID TRANSIT MAY BUY
BLOOMS HOTEL PROPERTY

Report has it, that the Rapid Transit
Railroad is negotiating for the purchase
of the property along the railroad track
now occupied by Blooms Hotel, Mr..
Murphy's and Mr.. Fitzgerald's lands. 1T
is said that they will tear down the old
building and erect an up to date repair
shop and a ro~nnd-house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
HOUSE WAS STRUCK.
No cns Seemed to Know Whose It
Was, However.

1t is said that a house on David street
near Stevens avenue was struck by light
ming yesterday during the showers and
n few boards were knocked off. No one
Appeared to know whose house Il WINS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
INSTALLED OFFICE RS.

On Wednesday evening "a goodly num-
Der of the members Of the Christian En-
deavor Society met at the Baptist church,
Notwithstanding the storm for the put
pose of installing their officers. After
the meeting the usual social time was
aninund
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

TO RENT-5 room flat, A Smith ST.
706I 7 1 5t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
TO HAVE OUTING.

Eureka Engine Company members had
n warm meeting Wednesday night when
question arose as to whether the boys
should have an outing this year or not.
At the next meeting a date viii be set,
a steamer chartered and a place to land
chosen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
MORE DAMAGE THAN GOOD.

Farmers say the rain during the last
two days will do more damage than good
aud 1t will take some little time to get
the crops in proper shape again. The
beach owners are also complaining of the
cool weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
Alcohol Exhibition in Vienna.

From April 1G to May 81, 1904, an
international exhibition of alcohol
using machines and of fermentation
products will be held at Vienna. Tho
purpose of the exhibition is to give
a general idea of the present develop
ment of the alcohol industry and the
various ways in which alcohol can best
be used. The exhibition will also in
elude brewing, distilling and manufac.
lures of malt, starch and Vinegar.
For further information apply to the
Bureau des Bundles der Indu striellen
NiedercsterreicLs (bureau OF the as
ISOLATION Of inaustrials of lower Aus
tria), observation-disclosures No. II. Vienna.
Austria.
OLIVER J D HuGHEa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
PLANNING FOR THE FAIR.

Last night n special meeting was held
in X. of p. Hall, by the members of
Richmond Lodge No. So the Rathbone
Sisters and their friends interested in the
coming fair of the X. of p, which will
be held October 20, 81 and q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
AT MIDLAND BEACH.

A comedy drama, "Our Boys" is the
attraction this week at the Midland
Beach Casino. A feature Of the perform
ance which appeals to Staten Islanders is
the fact that Mr.. J. f. MacGregor, of
New Dorp, well known on Staten Island
because Of his long residence here, is
taking a leading part in the production,
assisted by his daughter Mary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
MAY HAVE PARADE.

The local firemen are now talking of
holding n parade on this end of the Island
on Labor Day. They talked Of the same
thing last year, but nothing definite was
done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
in Serious Trouble.

She's in a frightful dilemma"
"Hon so?"
"Why, Jack proposed to her last night
and insists upon having an answer be-
fore she will have time to learn whether
rom intends to propose."-Chicago Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
MR.. A TO ATTEND

Hon. D. c. Chase will attend the pub
lie hearing in the army building in
Whitehall street today and will talk on
the subject of the new bridge, as to Its
effect on navigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
PUBLIC SCHOOL HIT.
Lightning Did Considerable Damage
to the Building Yesterday.

During the heavy thunder storm yes
terday afternoon n flash of lightning
struck Public school No. / of ~Tottenville,
doing considerable damage. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
BASEBALL NOTES.

If the weather permits the baseball
team at Mt. Loretta and n team from
New York will play at Mt. Loretta Sun
day afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
A Baseball Mystery

Effect ard cause are studies stranger
There's no one who can tell
Why, when one person hits q ball
The rest all wan to yell.
-WashinGton Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

YOUNG man desires position as driv.
ar, or to learn blacksmith's trade.
scandinavian preferred. Address
News Office,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
HELP WANTED

WANTED-MEN OR WOMEN local
representatives for a high class
magazine. Large commissions. Cash
prizes. Write J. N. Trainer, 80 East
Washington Square, New York, N. Y.
5~0l6-2-17-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

A woman who wants to take in wash
ing and ironing, address News
Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms at on CO
for Tight housekeeping must bn
facing or neal bay Water st. neigh
horhoodl preferred. State lowest terms
for permanency. Address s., Even
ing News. T09S 1876 ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

YOUNG Girl wants to do light house
work; no washing or ironing. APP
ply 80 Gordon street. 7-5 to rs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

WANTED-MAN under 80 years Of
age from Pertha mboy with fair edu-
cation to p~reraloJ for lucrative Govt:
position. BegisIwith salary OF $500. 90
with increase TX deserved. WIite at
once. l.. S. S., BOX 5T0, Cedar Rapids,
La. 695S 6 % 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

MRS. BERRIS wants washing to do.
10 Mechanic ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

TRY simmons Bread. AT all gro,
GERS. TO9o 7-bstf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

ROOMS MANITOBA small flat or 3
p~nfnrnished rooms no children. En-
quire News Office. 7106 z 6 3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

ROOM WANTED-On every break
fast table for Scheuers premium
iaFa coffee. $685. 4, If.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS wANTED-To paper or
paint. Fnli line wall paper. And
ers Anderson, 38 New Brunswick ave.
~i8fsi9a 5280-3-9-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

FOR RENT-A BARN and stable,
suitable for one horse. Enquire a.
News office. 3lb4-7-2b-t1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

FOR SALE-FOUR lot on Market
ST.. heal Goodwin. Address Real
Estate. Evening News
l02F-If-10-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

WANTED-Common, ordinary work
to do. Cleaning yards, carpets, etc.
W. f. Coleman, III Rector st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08
ROOMS FOR RENT

THREE rooms at 1870 Rector st. no OBJ
jections to light housekeeping,
1850 Z s 2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

FOR RENr-Threo furnished or I'M
fnrnihhod rooms; children not
wanted. Address Art, News Office.
7153 rs ! wk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-08

FOR SALE -phaoton, Dir. Tvrrell.
f074 Z / 1w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
Z PRUS POLSKICCHl4

sUsZ (Rosenbergl. W WE
ciciei folwarku p, Iucke
Goerkenhoefchen (?)kazai. po-.
le, zasadzone burakami, po-
sypac saletra chilij js'l' =. Poie.
to znajduje sic v pobllzu.
~podw6rza. w tych dniach 2
powodu nieuwagi pastucha
oddali4y sic 2 Warto6cioweja -
lowice cd trzody, wesziy v
pole z burakami j lizaly SALE
tire. - Skutek byl ten, ze o
bic wkr6tce zdechly. Trzecia
sztuke dobito. Wypadek ten.
podajemy ola przestrogi ma
szych rolnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
Mr.. SWEET
District Passengef4ge
4th & Broadway
St. Paul, MINI.
exkursyine do je-
ziora Washington (st. Peter,
Eagle Lake luh Kasota.

Sprxedswaae bed4 przes kelej
Western 20 ceuaah 1nitonyoh
przes seson latowy ) Winony y
piatki iisoboty do & - 3l.l0
do ST. Peter Q q. Is do EsgleI.aks
. IS 70, . tyklet xwrotny dobry
do powrotu. 8 do prIysssego vtor
]ku ! do Kasota = 3e.55s do 81
Peter 2 e6 .e5, do Eagle Lake .
46.0n q tJklet xwrotny oodsiennie
! ogfanicsenism trsydsissta dhi
csasu do powrotu. Lowienls csar-
nych okuni j sscEupak6w y tym
jexiorxe Jest osebliwie do
bre ola rybak6w doststeexnyn
xapasem l6dek it. d. No tldaaia.
Modne hotele j lime prEyjenno-
Sci wIdiu3 jesiora, : jjachtem paro-
wynn dodsnym do prxyjjemno6oi. o
bliisxe informaoye pytaicis
.kolei Chicagoi North~Vvestern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
exkiu:rsyjny do jezio'rla
shetek Tracy, Mimi.

-spr.edauany belize e kolei
.North-W estern po znitonych @,
lnach pr11x s.e.on htowy Winony
svpiatkfisobotYxa 46.65 xatykiet
|.wrotnYx uwsglsdnienienn oaxallsusdo
dni trxydsiel-
lstn. lesioro Chetek NON
latowem iies1ennem % ejjssceem1
ciec1ek gdxie najlepszes rybol6stwa
j polowlania molna ursadsat, kur'o-,.
patew kscsek
rssii jiest poddostatklii.esau'nl Dobsysho.
tdixypoiyo..ln1i koai blAndsos
uunlarkowa7&sce Dosnaastepu1H3
cych iesiorldosta6 aiemotnlAxteeggo
Current, Lake, IIakesSlskket,lI
B e5ssla
Taksss Buff6allsozIlzs1ke
f,onI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
Yakima Valley
Washington

Jest najpowabniejsza .nawodniona
okelica = Stansoh Zjednocxonyoh.
Wszystkie zwrotnikowe owoos ros-
na przepyszniie s. prawdziwie ko-
rzystnym plonie. Dwadxisiciaa-
kr6w mole by6 nabytyoh = yt6oc,ee
pod korzystnemi warunkami. Kolej
Northern Pacific przerzyna caiko~
wicie wzdiuz dolin, to xabezpiecza
4atwos6 przewolenia. Dobrych szkd
i ko6cioI6w obfito6t, wiejska pocz-
ia appropriations wzdluz doliny,
.kt6ra wkr6tce bedzie wielka wioskaa.
SO tn rzadkie . cyklony
nieznane. klimat, kt6ry Jest bardzo.
jest nadzwyczaj korsystny
dla suchstnik6w j tych, kt6rzy So
nawiedzeni choroba krtani j katav
rem. Piszeie do G. w. Mott Gene
raj Emigration Agent, Northern
Pacific Ry, ST. Paul, Mimi, :
On wan przysle opisowY pamfet .
tym regionie, albo jezeli chcecle
informacyi wzgledem gruntu lub
zalozenia Interest," v innych teryto-
nalezacych do Northern Pa
.cifc, bedzie sobie mial 2 szose6ciee
pos1ae wan darmo &
MR.. SWEET
District Passengefel4ilgent
4th & Broadway
St. Paul, MINI.
.chetnie sic zglosi pc otrzymaniu
cd was karty pocztowej, da wan
zupelne infermacYe odno5ne rat, ty-
kiet6w obslugi kolejowej it'd.
a. N. Cleveland
GenI Pass'r Agent
81. ST. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
GRUDZIADZ. Okreg urze-.
dowy i urzad stanu Doso-
czyn przechrzcono ma Schont-:
hal.

MARGRABOWO. Donosi-
li6my W zeszlym numerze, 70
posiedziciel Owsiany zastrze-
lii swa mloda Zone. Powodem
morderstwa byly niesnaski,
kl6tnie, m~arnotrwawstWo j
jawna niewiernosc zony "
pozyciu malze6skim. Morder-
GO mozna Q lyle uniewinni6,
ze jake czlowiek majetny po-
jail 2 mi}o6ci "a lone c6rke
pod uszy zadluzonego wlasci-
ciela folwarku p. c., splacil
dlugi i uporzadkowal gospo-
darstwo. w zamian "a to MO
da, zalotna 1onka odpiacala
sic mezowi niewierno6cia,
cudzol6ztwem j zupelnem "a
niedbaniem gospodarstwa, .
" kofcu zrozpaczony maz
Wystrzalem z rewolweru pre-
cial pasmo jej wystepnego zy-
cia, nastepnie ~strzelil diva
razy do siebie, lecz co sic po-
tenn z morderca stalo j gdzie
sie podzial, ME wiadomo. Sla-
dy krwi ~prowadza do jeziora.
Bye moze, ze sic utopii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
Rosebud RezerWacya

otwarta bedzie v Lipou.
.upelne informacye 90 do dat j
miejsc ma registrowanie i miiejsca|
do rysunk6w j ~ostatnioh sapis6w
,wymaganych przez ST. Zj. prawat
osadnikdw, mapyitd. mieszcs4 sic.
y pamplecie Nowe. osady "a q
ohodzie uzyTane Y departamencie
pasa1erskiim koleisC Chicago 3 North,
Western. Pytajjoie h6regokolwiek
agenta koleiN orth-W Western lbo 20
odebraln'ilu, dwu 81 centtoowHych wydls
wan ppsoc,zzttae
Ss4ss "A. johnson
Gen. Agt. C.&N.W RY.
mons, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
SWiatoWa wystawaW st.
Louis.

kolei Chicago Great Westera
.poxwpala.ln 10 le exatrxymsnie
siiesW Ch,eagon atykietlkupionYw
.proast naWYstaMe NlatEeNaa 81:
si,ad,alnuiieS iaoxWo1one jestWsKanslasI|
el.00F1glns
dam rstilnnyoh laforsnacixalo
I'D ieHdoskIt6rsg dslagsntako -
lsiiarsatR satex1eshsosddesI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14

kOBzENICA. Domene Ju-
lienfelde (Wysoka) " poWie-.
Gle wyrzyskiml zadzierzawil
pan Berlinicke, kt6ry lax do
nosi gazeta ,,Posener Ztgg."
wieksza cze6c sunny potrzeb-
nejl ma oh jecie dzierzawy po-
zyczy} by1 Cd pewnego ~
dowskiego kapitalisty. Dzier-
zawca 6w umie6cil przy wiez-
die ma podw6rze tablice Z O.
strzezeniem, IL przystep "
dowskim handlarzom Jest
wzbronionym. Pod tenn os-
trzezeniem umieszczony byl
podpis: ,,Zarzad dominialny".
Wskutek uzalenia sic zydow-
skich kupc6w rozkaza} "a
stepca landrata pan Won
-Goltz usuna6 CIV podpis. Mu-
sial sic do tego zastosowac
dzierzawca kt6ry teraz umie6.
Gil pod ostrzezeniem swe
==s&l.=S~ . "a --tE4EE gE4L$ EE 3E%EH
nazwisko; v wyrazeniu zas
,,Handelsjuden" kauai s}oWo
.,Juden" lekko zamalowac
farba, q mad tenn wypisano
,,leute";; czyta sic teraz Han
delsleute'' ,zamiast jak dawniej
,Handelsjuden"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14

G u 81. (Wydalenie.po
skich robotnik6w LandratI
kksaltowicki wydalilsnaglez ggra
nic Prus wszystkich robotniI-.|
2k6w Galicyi kopaInII
,,Kleofasamnaia 100 8.
dk 4 IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14

Redaktora Cor
no6lazalkaa'' ptaln1als KE'oWallycz,!ylk lEa,
skazal sad v Bytomiu No 6
tygodni wiazienia, q to, e
jake sadow1nliee Cd powie l,d'l.a'l
ny kierownik pisma przH4
5. zietaka, jako redaktora Cd
powiedzialnego, : kt6rego
sad uznal . n~ieodpoWiednis-
60 wyksztalceniem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14

ss5. sza 1SssSsg .s.sss asas N I|sSE assa@gs q
landrat s4Jznaczyyl bo "a
.s6wz ). 4 u j. Dop g AZ r'a|
,reklams Mn zarzadu kop 81
IprzedlIlluil5I! ~ pobytl'ss.sd1lol,EsS,d e ocha
tYgodni lime m kopalniesotrzy-
1maly r6wniez naazdoWIYda-
lania robotnik6'lWll. sk g nj
Irozporzadzzeelnriilea 81. andarratas g
.og6lne, DO klopalniee niee m ll
mieiscu, azeby zdtola-
Nznimi robotnik6w sahcyj-
|skich zastapit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-14
GDANSK. Mecenas p: Pa
ledzki sprzedal Gazette Gdaf-
ska" Naby}a ia jaka6 Sp6lka.

CHOJNICE, zydzi konie-
cznie chcieliby zrzucic re
siebie p~odtrzymywane W lu-
die W okolicy podeirzenie,
re oni gimnazyaste Wintera
zamordowali. w tym celu
rozpuszczono pogloske, re to
robotnik Maslof go zabil.
Mas}owa przez 2 tygodnie
trzymano We w%iezieniu Sled
czem. - nareszcie uwolniono
a teraz zn6w skutkiem de-
nuncyacyi szuka policya Stu.
SARA Berga.