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Evening journal., 1904-01-01
SPORTS

at any time since the present owners pur-
chased the franchise. The New York team
has been greatly strengthened by the ac-
QUESTION of Dahlen, who is a finished in
fielder, and with that strong corps OF
pitchers should be troublesome all season.
Mr.. .Brushs club has enjoyed q season Of
uninterrupted prosperity and I expect 20
see larger crowds at the polo grounds next
year than ever before. OF course, the
club that beats Pittsburg will win the
pennant. Dreyfuss has his lines out for
promising men and will have a few sur
prises before the season begins. How
ever. other clubs viii be very strong and
/ look for an excellent race"
Evening journal., 1904-01-01
SPORTING NOTES

Tommy Feltz was p years old Monday.
Tommy Mowatt and KID Herman box
in Chicago January 4.
Jack Johnson may be matched with
Jack Root at Chicago.
Joe Cans and Willie Fitzgerald are an
nounced for Detroit January y.
Intercollegiate baseball IN the West will
have no regular league this year.
St. Louis Tommy Sullivan and Hugh
McPadden are to fight at Milwaukee jan
uary l6
Sammy Meyers. Of Baltimore, and KID
Sullivan. OF Washington. have been re-
matched to box in Baltimore Monday. 1t
should be a scientific battle.
Lew Deslacher, the new matchmaker OF
Evening journal., 1904-01-01

McHugh, NJ. 703 T.. 9Th ST.
McLane. T.. l.. 5th and Lombard SITS.
Miller. II. T., Sth and Windsor SITS.
Mateassino, Vito. col Scott ST.
Otley. John. 10th and Bennett SITS.
Peters. A. r.. 5th and Poplar Sts.
Philadelphia Grocery, S1t King st.
Phillips, r. T., 9Th and Spruce SITS.
Phillips. J H., Elm and Harrison SITS.
Postles. ". l.. 10th and Wilson SITS.
Rehfuss, G.. r.. Pip North Market
Richardson. A. j.. srd and Harrison
SITS
Robinson, c.. 9Th and Poplar SITS.
Searles. w. r.. 4th and searles SITS.
.Sillitoe. w. 3rd and Jackson SITS.
Smith Pure Food Grocery. OH and
Madison SITS.
Stewart. E. NJ. sth and Poplar SITS.
Stewart, John T.. stb and Kirkwood
SITS
swinger H.. s14 Buttonwood ST.
Taylor. A. s.. 5th and Harrison SITS.
Taylor. J. N. 14th ana Walnut SITS.
Taylor T. H.. sol Madison ST.
Tuff, Simon. s21 Locust 81.
Turner, c.. ard and Madison SITS.
Urbon, c., 7th and Locust SITS.
Van Arsdalen, Irwin. Taylor and
Church SITS.
Vandegrift. L.. 4th and Walnut SITS.
Ward. John. 18th and Claymont SITS.
Wier T. NJ. 5th and King SITS.
HARDWARE.
Lewis Row a. Co, l.. 4i3 King -.
Peoples A. D.. 507 Market ST.
Reese & Brother. 4f2 King st.
HATS AND CAPS.
Crosby g. Hill Market st.
Wright & Davidson, sth and Market
SITS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Crosby q Hill. Market ST.
Lewis Row & Co. l.. 413 King st.
Meharg, James. 9Th and king SITS.
Peacock, L. L.. Co.. 9th and King SITS
Reese & Brother, Az King st.
JEWELRY.
Crosby q Hin, Market st.
Kern, Joseph. 7i9 Market 81.
Wright, W. c. r.. 220 King ST.
LADIES' AND cHlLDREN'S OUT.
FITTING.
Crosby & Hill. Market ST.
LADIES' AND cHlLDREN's SHOES
lCrosby & Hill, Market St.
LAMPS AND BATH ROOM SUP
tPLiES.
Lewis Row e. Co. l.. 4i3 King ST.
Peoples. a. D.. 507 Market ST.
JReese & Brother. AZ King st.
Evening journal., 1904-01-01
PottsviIIe Drops Bali Team.

Pottsville. Pa, Jan. lit has been
decided because Of the financial fail
ures Of the two past successive years
not to have a BAH team here next sum
mer. Tommy" Golden, promoter OF
the sport, win manage n team at Read
ing. and yesterday signed Pitcher
Mike" Sheridan and Third Baseman
kid" Hagan. He expects to sign also
Chilcott. Schreiner and Red Smith.
Evening journal., 1904-01-01
NovELTY sroREs.

Crosby g. Hill. Market st.
Ziegier John NJ, b19 Madison st.
OIL CLOTH AND LINoLEUM.
MeharR. James, 9Th and KING SITS.
Peacock. +. T.. Co. 9th and King SITS.
OPTlciAN.
Mckee. $. L.. SIC Market St.
PAINTS, OIL AND VARNisHEs.
Lewis Row & Co, l.. Ala King st.
Peoples. A. D.. 5O7 Market ST.
Reese & Brother, Az King st.
REFRIcERAToRs.
Meharg. James, 9Th and King SITS.
Peacock, +. L.. CO.. 9th and King st.
ROOFING AND sPoUTING.
Lewis Row a. Co. l., 4t3 King 81.
Peoples A. d.. 507 Market st.
Reese & Brother. 40 King ST.
SlLVER-PLATE AND TiNWARE.
Lewis Row e. Co. l.. 4i3 King ST.
Peoples. A. D.. 507 Market st.
Reese a Brother. Az King st.
Ziegler. John NJ, SO Madison st.
STOVES AND RANGES.
Lewis Row & Co.. l., 41s King st.
Peoples. A. d., 507 Market st.
Reese & Brother. 412 King ST.
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Donoho's Coffee House. S07 Madison
Marshall Bros. COL King st.
TOYS, ETC.
Crosby g. Hill, Market st.
Begley K. sth and Poplar SITS.
German. NJ. es4 Lancaster Ave.
Rehfuss, G. f.. 2i12 North Market st,
ziegIer. John NJ, $40 Madlsfn st.
TRUNKS AND vALlsEs.
Crosby a HILL Market st.
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLS.
Crosby g. Hill, Market st.
Wright g. Davidson. Sth and Market
SITS.
WALL PAPER AND MoULpiNcs.
Cooley g. Son., Geo. W. $50 Market
/ ST.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Lynch. g. Co. ID. W., 9Th and Madison
SITS
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES.
Crosby & Hill. Market st.
Meharg. James. 9th and King Sts.
Peacock. T.. L., Co.. 9th and King sta.
WOOD AND WlLLOWWARE
Crosby a Hill. Market st.
Lewis Row g. Co. l., 413 King st.
Meharg. James. 9th and King Sfs
Peacock, +. L.. Co.. 9th and King SITS.
Reese g. Brother. AZ Err -.
DELAWARE CITY, DEL.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Boyer & Fcnnimore.
MEATS.
Boyer & Fennimore.
Evening journal., 1904-01-01

The Biggest School Contest that Wilmington has known
starts with the day of the year opportunity for
schools absolutely free fine instruments the price Of
which 1915 each The Hoppe Pianos very avoraby
known; they guaanteed they tested by jury
Evening journal., 1904-01-01
a cuaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles Your druggist will refund
money il PAzO OINTMENT fails to
cure you in to IA days. soc.
Evening journal., 1904-01-01

who saw the fight lived a days jour
ney or more from San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1904-01-01
Of tone experts.
These are the conditions:

onestb is oeverysch olinthe ate delaware.
wlbe eawardun ondh hnaly o he &c
highest
vide tha o.
Newsbsripdo no The ning Journals
Each chyealysu g
Each six
ach e
w
Fac lone mont
sub
new
ltred by yer urn " d q
a nudeus OF
should be addressed
a
Could anything be plain? Is there any why the
which you interested should not have every chance
win out? Is there any better assuring ultimate success
than by making early start?
you want further information write telegraph or telephone
The Evening journal.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
CONDITION Is FAVORABLE
Minister Intuiirn rs Yet
Has shown No niaN"rnhi"
conditions.

New York, Nov / Dr. William r.
HIiI, al'cr visiting Mini ter 1anahIra
Monday night. authorized tho follow.
ing statement.
"rho condition Of tho patient is ia.
yOrablc His condition Is Just what
should be expected in the udtura,
progress of the disease It VIII be
possible. | believe, 10 make a more
pOsItly" and definite statement ~
Tuesday might"
Al the members Of the minister.
suite ser ylsibly encouraged hy rni.
news M. IIan'hara, third secretary
of the Washington legation, at once,
Photographed the statement to Wash.
iurrpn ana 30 Toxic
The minister slept apuc dur.rs tho
aftorrOnu and took a. much mourn v
'-sut O.. the physicians .uuId a'.a.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

fruitnss operations cost me. II the women who are suffering, ana
the doctors do not help them, will try Lydia f. iinklam8 Ncgc-
table Compound, they will not be disappointed with the IcSultS."-
Miss CLARA NJ. CIAUssEN, 1907 Penn st, Kansas City, No
m n ~ FORFEIT IL we cannot fnhwnhp produce Tho" originate urrs anis gnatn"sf
XhIIIII above AtuUmaAs which 1Ip prove her hhwuuteR onNnm.t. ,- A..
bJUUU Lydia u IinkhumM od.C %. Lynn. MAsA
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
NOTE WAS WELL RECEIVED
Dipiumntic Corps Thinks bnv"rnbI
OF secretary HAYS plan I" Com
,rnr Pence tnnt"r"nrr

Washington. Nov. l-SccrclaTy
Hay not" TO the powers. inviting
them 10 convene another conference
a. The Hague, has been trry cordial
j. received by the diplomatic corps.
Ihc majority of the embassies and
delegations whose governments have
received the invitation have personal
j. Informed their foreign Offices that
tho call ~ entirely independent Of the
present war, and in no sense can be
considered as "A step IN the direction
Of Intervention in that conflict. Al
though they have not yet received any
official expression from their govern
mcnt-. several European diplomats ~
rank Monday predicted that the note
wuuld ca3l forth cordial replies from
tn European chancrilorioe. on at least
the majority az them
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
COLLAPSE OF MEMPHIS BANK
negro Porter iirI,",.d to untc n"~n
IT," BuIN Wan KILLED, Al 9th
rrs uring Nr-c,Ird.

Memphis. Tenn, NOV L. With a
terrific crash tn" building occupied by
the Continental savings bank, at 10
- Madison street, collapsed Monday
bUryiug several persons in the wreck.
age.
So far a lnpwn. only II person, q
negro saloon partcr, was killed.
Joseph Fischer. a tailor, who had a
chop IN the building, is th" only per
son SHOWN 70 have sustained serious
iuiurlos lIily wOrkmcu who had
been maxim" excavations at the corner
adjoining the structure. and the Ollie,
employees. escaped when "A cracking
noise warned them of The impending
collapse
The building was a fou:story Office
structure.
Several persons have been taken
from the wrccfarc, bat no bodies have
been found.
The police say that probably TWEEN
~ persons were buried. Eight have
been rescued. Including +. fhas, pres
idcut OF the Continental savlngs bank;
+. J. Baum. cushier, Clarence Hen
ninrsUurp. teller. and W. II StOtts
n real estate dealer. Their Injuries
Are not serious. II Is believed tina
excavation recently mad" at Nos. L.
and - Madison street caused The
wrccE.
The dead body Of Winters Parker. tho
negro porter, was taken from the Gel
lar Of the wrecked building at hYc
o'c,pck. At six O'Clock the police an
rDlnccd n a. thclr belief that no one
else would be found In the ruins.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

Springfield, IL, nov. Eight hun
struck because of nOnaRrcoment with
the Illinois Operators association rel.
alive 10 "A reduction of wagcc. This
strike involves the enforced idlencss
of $4,000 miner, and affects 10000
mon, women and children. only a few
of III, mines in the state viii be in
operation. In those few the operators
have signed the agreement with the
Hosting Engineers union.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
niss Claussen Saved from a Surgical Operation.

"DEAR Mrs.. PINEHAM:-It seems to me that
all the endorsements that ! have read ofthc value
Of Lydia j.. IinkhanIS Compound do not express
Onc-half Of the virtue the great medicine really
possesses. | know that it saved my life and |
want to give the credit where it belongs, ! Suf-
fcrcd with ovarian trouble ioriiyc years, had three
operations and spent hundreds Of dollars on doc
tors and medicines but tits did not cure me
after all.
"IIowcvcr, what doctors and medicines failed
to do, Lydia T.. pinlSham'S Vegetable Conn
pound did Twenty bottles restored Inc to per
feet health and | feel sure that had ! known Of its
value before, and let the doctors alone, ! would
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04
SECRETARY HAYS
NOTE TO POWERS
Important Subjects Which Might
BE Opportunely Passed Upon.
DISTINCTION IN CONTRkBkND
Also flights and Duties 81 N"utrnis
and Treatment Of ships al Hell
Iigrr.nts Could or More
Clearly Defined.

Washington, Nov. lin compliance
with orders Of the president, Secretary
Of state Hay has completed and had
issued his note TO the powers inviting
them 10 another peace congress. In
part the note says.
THE annual conference Of the In
,crparliamcntary union was held this
year in 81. Louis IN appropriate con
ncctiun with the Worries fair. IT. de
libcratiuus were marked by the same
noble devotion TO the cause Of peace
and to The welfare Of humanity which
had inspired it's former meetings. BY
the unanimous vote Of delegates, active
OF retired members of every parlIa-
mont in Europe, with two cHcrpiIOha,
certain resolutions were adopted.
Present WnP No bar.
"1hcsc resolutions were presented 10
the president by "A numerous dcIcGa-
ton OF the lntcrparliamcntary union.
The president announced that he
would, at an early day, invite the 9th
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

SECRETARY or STATE JOlIE Hay.
Ct nations. parties 70 The Hague con-
vcutiOn, 10 rca -5cmblo with a yIcW TO
pa. hing forward the WORT already be
gun at The Hague.
"Whilc at the present moment 10
aTIHisticc between the parties now
cDntcndiuE Is in sight. the fact Of an
existing war is no rca on why the ma
tons should relax the efforts they have
80 successfully made hitherto toward
The adoption Of rules Of conduct which
may make more remote the chances
Df future war between them
Ask other s,ntrs In.
"AmOng the broader general qucs-
tIDns affecting the r.pil and Justice
of the relation Of sovereign state
which were at The Iia"Io RELOCATED 10
II future conference "rIn. The rights
ana duties Of neutral The iuylulahIi-
ily Of private property in naval war
fare. and the bomhardmou' Of ports,
towns and villages by - naval force.
The other matters mentioned in the
final act take the form Of suggestions
Tor CONSIDERATION by Interested gov
rrum"nig.
other matters closely affecting the
nights of ncutralB are. The distinction
to be made between ahgplul" and con
diliunal con'rahand 81 war and tho
i~uyiolabiIity Of the Official and private
correspondence Of ncuiraIA
as for the duties OF uculrals to-
ward the hclligcrcnt. the field IL scarce
" less broad. One aspect deserve.
mention, from the prominence IT ha.
acquired during recent times, namely
n" treatment due to refugee bellig
eIont ships IN neutral ports.
1T may also be dcsirabl" 10 con
slider and adopt "a ~prOccdur" by whic'
states noneipHatOry TO the OriHina
HoI8 Of The Hague conferences ma,
become adhcring parties"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-11-04

Panama. Soy. l,-Goy Davis has
appointed nos mayors, judges, treas
aIa,- AMI secretaries for the munici
pali'io, in the canal Iun Al Of the
appDin.cca are natives, villa the cIcev
,IpA g: the Judge Of C~.i.tota!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
Z BAY CITY, Mich.

w drode 10 Lutego 1. 5. odbyl
sic wiecxorek muzykalno-Wokalny
: kolaoy9, urzaedzony starra 'lile.ll
..Kdlka Polekw hall Pulaskiiego.
.1abawa urzadzona byla umiiejeetnie
j odbyla sie nadzwyyc.aj przyzwoi-
ole, ! ohlociaz zebranie bylo olbrxg.
mie,skladaiace siez ret os6bl.
,,K6lko Polek' urzadsajace vie
ozorek, .aaprosifo dlowssp6lu1ddlx,siiaal1nn
'wszystkichl rdwni zlk.odaa
nis dwieci swoissosobistsofoaill k Et1,
= rsnttnyssod UNFORTUNATELY
aalIls ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18


KsUTTl['O.,N kt6
81 byl y y C '',l' ven Ioas y
a. AZ ~zdozywo'tt,niie wiezienie rs rs
zamordowanie Henryka KEi-
.er " OWatona, swesp6l bract
mi Nelson, umarl zeszlej so
Ibotyw stanoWem wiezieniu!
v Saltwater no suchoty; 20
chowany POSTAL es ~. y Potter
field, gdyz ojciec jego o5wiad-
cyl, ze Jest 2 biedn'ym, axe
BY oplacic Koszta pogrzebu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

mote - do koSciolaI q. q
mytylko zezWyczajulub, po-
kazae sW6j nowy kozuchzalllbo
.suknie, czasie nabozleeh1.-
silva spat awaszystkiie w.ysill
Ii Ks. Proboszcza pozostaja
jakby groch 9 sciane rzucal..
Przeciezraz~ wezmyssiea bedf+.
dobrymi katolikami do
obywatelami, 9 beda
mas inni szanowae, . adwoka-
ci ME beda sic naSmievae z
|Polandr6w AMI cyg2r palic e
|nasz ciezko uzbiera1ly grosz 9
wydany NJ glopote.
Gdyby owym napastnik,o'm
sic to ME podobalo co tu ma
pisane, MECH sic udadza do
,Wiarusa'' pc.
wiedza. ze ME SO kontenci, to
De jestem got6w te spraWe
.|jeszcze opszerniej gruntow-
niej~opisaf,czeg t6raz hiecha
|ce " SWAT puszczae.
Abonent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

agent6W
m,iejjscowych, kt6rzy BY sic.
chcieliszajae sprzedawaniemn.
ekarsttw Blizsze szczeg6ly.
listowniesHglosi siepp,o1td ad lll'e
saem: asz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

EEN, +LE@EaEI -
w SOBOTE wieczorem po-
wstal ,ogien " domu A. Vie
czorka pod mr.. 612 E'
Broadway podczassgdy on 2
zona byl W mie6cie i " do
mu ME bylo nikogo. Ogieh
powstal Cd wegla kt6ry wy:
padl zpiecssa Cd kt6rego "a
je}a sic pod}oga i ( ciana. Stra-
ia .przez ogieh wyrzadzona
wynosi $105.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

SEDZIA SNOW wzbranial
sic Y skardze, Maryanny.
Kusztelskiej przeciw ]. Jack
son & Bokorny ma pozwole-
ME nowego procesu. Skarga
.byla juz try raay " tuteJ-
Sym powiatowym sadzie j
diva razy " duzym sadzie sta
nowym rozpatrYwana. Mao
statnim terminie sadu powia-
towego przyznali sedziowie
przysiegli skarzacej $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
ORESPONDENCY
WIARUSA.

Z INDEPENDENCE, Wis.
~tRedakeyo
,Wiarusal'
Nabralem troche ochoty j
roz6mielilem sic pisac kr6tka
korespondencya, spodziewa-
JAG sic, IL mi lyle miejsca y
dzielone bedzie " 1amach
,,Wiarusa'', DO ~wprawdzie ME
,ijeytem '~wprawnyado pi6ratak
jak by do gwozdzia gdzie "
deske wbic, albo }atwiej mi j
szklanke piwa wypic MD ko-
respondencye napisac do ma
szego !, Wiarusa.'
w okolicach naszych wnet
do tego przyjdzie, il porzad-
dni ludzie ME beda mogi sic
ma publicznych dro-
Zach, DO wszedzie sic juz ,po-
jawiaja napady. Me dawno
temu napadla zebrana szajka
Acknowledging, aatn sic
zn6w zdarzyl drugi wypadek.
I to pierwszy napad byl
chlopski, ale drugi UPLAND
wany przez kobiety j to dwie
siostry razem 20 swemi meza-
mi, a stale sic tax: PAM Flo
rentyna skrzypiec, wracajac
2 miasta zostala zawo1ana do
swego sasiada F. Klimka;; ..
.byl tam j drugi sasiad Flo
ryan. Gospodarz, szwagier
.w}asciciela, tax sic "
m6wily obie siostry razem 2
mezami. Florentyna skrzy-
piec ME domy6lajac sic nj
'czego, weszla do sasiada, lecz
zalsdWiss prog przest@pila, "a
czei il owl So
siedzi okladaf ME tylko re-
koma ale miei JUL j kije wy
szukane - j zostala F. S.
sbita, potluczona do niepoz--,
manila "a = co najgorsze, 90 h-
jami szturai ci szwagrowie "
miejsce take, kt6rego mi.
ME wolno pisac..... PAM F.:
Skrzypiec byla sawsze weso-
spieWala lpszy piracy, czegoi
znat owl sasied1 cierpiec
ME mogl. Kaademu tn jest
wiadomem, % hece wypra-
wialy te kobiety j " mie6cie
lecz tyn razen widae u spi-
ritus dzialal okropnie. PAM
F. skrzypiec pc tel operacyi
zawieziona zostala do Area
dill do doktora, kt6ry sic
,mial Wyrazie, % ci.napastpi1>
cy bekna doskonale "a take
~:zuchwalstWo. I
Co "a dzikos6, toe to AMI.
.Indyanie tax ME Wyrabiaja j
to ME kto inny lecz polacy;
:Wstyd j hanbe przynosicie tu
+spokojnym o%bywatelom j,e--
5zei iuz waszych ezykE6w pow
- .#EsS. #SGsA5- 81 S$s.SGASs@s&&H
'strzyma6 ME mozecie to przy-
naimiej rece trzymajcie ably
sic :l5ile Walaly Wiecei takiml
shaniebnym czyneml. coz,
.teraz strach advokaci beda
palic : na6mieWac sic
= lecz .ssprawiedli'w'oSzc m y,
bye.
zeby6cie sobie .pomyslel 9
tenn mas s. ME s.d 81 +
nelly kary Boze Ito, z ze
nadohodziez ppstu pos-
kuty, to 81 q. sr =
n 40 ~ naPph
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
Z WILMA. MINI.
Wilno, Lincoln Coz, MINI.
u Lutego, 1904.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

IS -
"a staraniem Wiel. ks. probo-
szcza wyuczyli p. J. Ciemlhski
parma NJ. Jezewska. kt6ra to "a.
stepuje miejsce organlsty, spiewa>
k6w naszych Y tax krdtkim czasie
spiewu ko6cielnego tax pieknie, ze
AZ milo sluchat, gdy sic parafianie
zejda ma nabozehstwo do koscio}a.
!. Mieszkahcy Ivanhoe SO zasmuce
nj 2 powodu utraty aadn, kt6ry
sostai przeniesiony do Lake Ben
ton, lecs nasse miasteczko ma ma.
dsieje, 2e niezadlngo bedsie napo-
wrddt praeaie4iony s4d,doe Ivanhoe,,
co byloby bardzo siusznem 2 tel
przyczyny, ze jest Y srcdku Powia~
tn.
Nasz palace PREY todciele ~.
Jana Kantego We Whine p.haryan
osinski jest Y rmutku Pc stracie
swej ukochaneJ tony.
Co sic ttyczy pogody to jest 2
nss pietna j Eimna ezaaamjest
SIS ponikcej sera alespogodao,sa bar.
dso ma}o Sniegu = SAMMY ME nor
ma v ty,n roku weale suAywa6.
Ma
(Nastepujace Jest vyjete : gazety
Illinois).
Tax Panic, povtarzal South Da.
kotyjski farmer, gdy gromada r6l-
nik6wsasitxxtfa na'oko1o st1eifuaTak
panowie my sarsadzamy rzeczsmi
IA vielk9 skale. Widsia1en fair
mera, ktdry wyjecha1 M viosns 2
plugiem y pole do orRi, taxi oral
presto oruzda e 40 1eeleh'' zen
Take ny to posiadaHy vielkie
fanny tam Panovie.
Frzyjaciel moi posiadal jedne 2
tyoh wielt;ch farm, NJ ft6ra zaeia-
.gnaf mortgage, (na mole sovo)'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

1ss
2kt6rysh rzedstawissasz q
scychs Zjjednoczeniiu,sn iylnem ee
Prsekonatiissie nieklt6rzYz jsdllnlo
czency, anaawet prezyldentzJje'da dino
czepia, na owe zabDaawiee, q y.
Przybyszeawslsski5d la w4asnaeej obronnyy
5kryje siie pod skrzyddlsa Zzjjedn ue'''.'sg
mia. Dalej >. J6zef fsl Maza lrksisl'vi
argumentowai ! nizej Podpisanyym1,
u. Zjednocsenie must dsiS .cierpiec
dla jednostki, na 90 mnusostatnisod-5
powiedsiaI, 20 Zjednoc1enie ME po-
winno pozwolic Wyd. ..Pravdy''I
ukrywat ole pod korseo Zjednyo-
czenia. 600
Zjednocseniiu szkodsid ME my66lA
ami correspondent Niarusa's, mi mi
tel }, Cas- aniwydawoy ,Czasn'',
ole napietnuje sie tylko t,go, kt6rry
robi rozbrat w6r6d tutejssej poloniii,
. czynii TO vylecznie dis wlasniyychfl
korzysci. Przybyszewski wstrzy
mule dis roawdj Zjednocseni.
SVEN postepowaniem, . to : ma
stepujacy spos6b: z tam gdsie
ME ma piervszenstwa, wszystko mn
jest Y drodze, vice Jest odsuniety
Cd prac og6lnie mas obchodzacych,
ale wtloczywszy sic do Zjedno
czenia, do tego Zjednoczenia, kt6re
Y poczatkach nazwai holota; dis
ably tam miec ,pierxszenstwo, ME
dopus1cza do ZjednoczeDia ludsi,
kt6rzyby 1pracowali ME ola Was
nych cel6w, DO MAZE srodkl Nc swe
Eutrsymanie potemu, ale pracowali-
by mad rozwojem Zjednoczenia mo-
ralnie imateryalnie.
Widzac vyd. J, Prawdy', ze nogi
|glinianne BY mu utrecono, wol,s:
to adralcJ zjednocseDia. a se dis
niekt6rzy ludzie jeszcze lassozk6w
: 6cz ME zdarli, ~ to viersae. Ale
~pr.yszlo6c wykaze gdsie sprawie-
[dliwo6G.
Mtody doktor Alfred Radslhski,
zostal obrany nsczelnym doktorem
|Zjednocsenia.
Policyapt E. ". Warfield e
pewne nadu1ycia, sostaf Y sesz1y
tydsieh przes fapitana Wyman e
slukby ~wydalony.
W dniu 70 b. m. zostali zn65w,
dvaj miodzi, po - lat starry poll
|olowiialanyzchsnr. Gdysshlapeyssta-
wliprnd=sedzig policyjnynn, 9
ciec jednego : Mich L=uderzyl swego
syne tak SLIME y twarz, ze ten bez
|przytomny M stdi sie obalil. e.
take postepowanie ojca, gasety
=9#-IE-=.@&&TE<a .&5Er %E3E&. vi &<ZEa# q ESQ.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
WIADOMOsm![
MIEJSCOWE.

Pan BAN
BENEK sprzedal panu lzy-
dorowi Lesman zachoNddGnllllee
pol lot 4. " .bloku 20 Ha-
milton add. "a $62
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

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Z parafm Sw.. Waclawa "a Riipon,
Wis, slotyina delegacyee rzy1n,ss
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N. Wachowsk, Loo.
Wachows6, LOO
3. Fitspatrick, LOO
Gierlii11slh,
] Adamlsaki,
Sc. Kowalewski,
h. JankeWskL
J.G4rcxyhsh
81. Nowicki,
3. RatsjcaaIk s. sssfa
JanoWikk
GrusscxyVhhski
s. Lubiihaki,
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