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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
MALAY PROAS.
The Way Thcsc Peculiar Bonts Are
Built and Fitted Ont.

Built and Fitted Ont.
Great fleets of Malay vessels go Into
the sen south of Bornco each year 10
ush for trcpang, or sen slugs, which
are esteemed great dclicncy IN Chi
M and other Asintic countries. \
British government official writes:
"The proas are peculiar looking con-
Germs and present most clumsy ap-
pearnncc. The hull Is of wood, and the
top, sides. deck. roof and yards nrc
made of bamboo, the sails OF mating
and many Of the ropes ana hawsers Of
plated cane. They arc s.ccrcd Ivy
two ruddcrs. one on either side OF the
stern. Some OF them carry iron an
chors. others wooden ones, with heavy
stones lnshcd to them. Often when
the anchor Is let 60 man is sent down
to see that it is properly fixed III good
holding ground. 1Thc mast IS pccul-
lar concern, being formed OF wood or
bamboo, having two stays, so that IN
appearance it resembles lengthy tri-
dent. the spaces between the masts
and stays being fitted with wooden
steps, on which the sailors stand to
hoist and roll up the snil, which un-
rolls again by simple contrivance
like window blind.
"W'hen you go on board proa you
go over the bow. that being close to
the waters edge, the stern being away
up i'll tho air. You then climb n beam
aud step across an opening to the
deck In front Of the captains cabin,
which is situated on one side of tic
bow, q similar one being on the. .oppo-
site side for the secon9 in command.
The deck is Of split bamboo, worked
together with wire or fiber, and can be
rolled up mt pleasure. The entrance
to Tie cabins is about feet by feet
6 inches. OF course to enter, or leave
you must GO on yonr hands and knees
Inside there is room for man to sit
OF lie down in. The stern. which Is
high UP. Inns several small rooms, or
holes. like q great pigeon house, and
in these and on top Of the cargo the
crew lives. the galley being large
iron pan with q quantity of sand III it
to light the fire on. i,
"Proas have a sort of bowsprit rig
ged out and sometimes carry two or
three headsails. On top of the houses
they carry plenty of spare bamboos
and rattans, which they get at the Is
lnnd of Iiissn. near Timor, OH the way
down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
DETERMINED. TO KILL HIMSELF.
Lorenzo I. Sullivan Took strychnine
Second Time,

Lorenzo L. Sullivan. white man
who gave this city as his residence,
is in Norfolk in serious condition,
having made two attempts to kill him.
self by taking strychnmc since Satur-
day night
Sullivan took poison Saturday night,
but was found In time To save his life.
Yesterday morning he wis discovered
In an unconscious condition ut the cor
ncr OF High and Middle streets, Ports,
mouth. a physician WAS called to at
tend him and it is thought that he will
recover n second time.
Tho mans name is not in the direS-
tory for this city and he Is not known
10 the police authorities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
soFTNEss OF sEALsKlN.
is R'vnIed by Human IInir Where
Dnndrufy liz ISraticatetI.

sealskln is admired tho world over for
It's softness and glossiness: and yet the
human hair iB equally as soft and gIo53y
when healthy; and tho radical cause Of all
hair trouble La dandruff, Which Is cnuHcd
by pesufcrous parasite that sapy tho
vitality Of tho hair ut It's root. Newbroy
fcrplcido 10 the only preparation that Is
iatal to the dancruT germ. Without dan.
druir there IL no falling hair. hut lux
uriant growth OF glossy. soft hair 10 cur
tain. Securing the scalp won't euro dan
druir. XIII the dandrur germ. Thous-
onds of women owe their beautiful quits
OF hair to Ncwbro's IIerpcidc Sold by
lending druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
to The l1crpIcido Co.. Detroit, Mich.
ALIENS DRUG STORE,
Special Agents.
su-tu-th
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
The SIT In thc Son.

! The Pythago reans held that the sea
was salt by reason OF the tears shed by
Kronos. fatlier Of Zeus. According to
tho OLD Ifebrnic tradition, the ocean
was originally II great body of fresh
iwntcr, but which wns made salt by the
abundant tears Of the fallen angels
gone sect Of Buddhlst5 believe that
Ar.ot's wlfe-that is to say, the "pillar OF
#eltl' WHICH was once the wife of the
Anlnlbie gentleman named abovc--lics
Dit the bottom OF the ocean in a certain
Harrow strait md that, once each year
4hc waters OF, oil oceans flow through
tahnt narrow channel. The Tnlmudic
yNrltera say ithatit1was never aalt until
Moses wept repentance after breaking
thhe tables of stone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
'MIDDIES' HANDLE
SHIPS IN PRACTlCNr
"a Nst n - =
Monitors and Destroyers on Run !!
HAMPTON Roads-EIect Leaves
St Here Friday.
rs rs :: :, =

The lponitors Nevada, Florida ami,
Arkansas attached 10 the Coast Lei
fonsc squadron, and which arrived al
this part last Saturday from Old Point
sail.d HMn into Hampton Roads yes
terday morning and the midshipmen
from 'hr laval Academy aboard were
put through drill during the day.
Three Of the torpedo boat dcsiroNers
with mfIshjpncn aboard also went to
the Rca,ls for mnnocuvrcs.
All ofsihe ships returned hore late
Yesterday afternoon and dropped ancb
or in their regular line with the re.
naming vessels. i Of Rear Admiral
Dirkins,sEeUI ffss'''555 i
Willie in the Roads yesterday the
:nidshipmcn aboard the vessels wer.
put .brough the different kinds of
lril!sl in order to fanliliarize them
With; sea tactics. They we're drilled
i'll handling the ship under different
conditions Of speed, etc. hosting am,
lowering anchor. anil In handling tho
hs apu;.
Tl!a monitors of the fleet vislled ths
Roads Tncsday, for short lime. u
Is 1li'rrsloo,l that the drill viii rpm
linac. until Friday, the 'fday before
he ebtire ccast Defense snutdron put,
~ s@.
a large number Of The n,idnhip
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
EAGLES MAY ERECT BUILDING.
jamestown Exposition Company Ash

jamestown Exposition Company Ask.
cd to Donate a Site.
The Fraternini Order Of Eagles has
offered 10 erect Il building on the
jamestown Exposition Company's
grounds, providing the company will
donate II site. II Is proposed to put
up building To cost $4,000 and III
the structure to hold the annual ia
tionai meeting.
The 'EXposition Company is said to
he willing To permit the Eagles to use
4 site, OH the condition that the prop
erty be purchased when the exposition
is over.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
aarae State of Texas.

The bargc Slate RI Texas, which is
being ccnyurtui FROM nh old stchmer.
has h:cn l!uhttd into dry dock No 9.
at The shipyard, for the purpose of
having her hull cleaned and painted
Tic work Oh the vessel is almost com,
plrtc,l ar1 It is expected that she will
he rc,ldy To so OIL the Coastwise route.
within the next len days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
S.;ct Along the Water Front.

The rasl three days have been the
Hn:tt'@t of the year in shipping cir.
tlcs Il. thu; pert, as there has hccl,
put little activity among Tic shir;
here this weak There Lave been cx-
ccpiiomally few arrivals among The
c"hStwisc coal traders during the
week AMI but very few coal laden yes.
.cls have Is Fl this pest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22

men aboard The rexas. Newark. Stan
IL, chpaapcAke and Hartford. visited
ne sLiryArl again yesterday and in
snccted number of tue big warshlp*
uiricr construction there The mid,
dies" will stay here Two more days
anu during that ;ime they will finish:
their inslnttl un Of tlIn yurd hid thu
sh,;s building there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
wholesale dtoeets Fn|srta'nsd al
chamberlin by souttsgate s. Go.
MR.. BACHELOR .TfE ORATOR
Toast "The jamestown Exposition"
Eloaucntly Responded t. by Local
Attorasy-visltors Viewed shipyard
and Men.of.war in the Harbor.

An enjoyable banquet was given at
the Chamberlain hotel, Old Point, last
night by the firm of II. IG. Southgatc &
Co., OF Norfolk, i'll honor of The mem
bers of the Southern Wholesale Groc.
ers' Association, who have been ut.
tendinglthc annual convention OF the
association In Norfolk this week. Near.
~ all Of the visiting merchants were
prescntEmany of them being accom-.
panied by their wives and daughters,
and besides there were numerous 9th
err guests from Norfolk, Portsmouth
and this city There we're fully five
hundred people at the tables! Mcssrs.
j. b. Wilkins and j. l.. Proctor, repre-
sented the local wholesalers.
Several entertaining speeches were
made. but tic orator of the evening
was Mr.. o. d. Bachelor, of this city,
who elqguently responded to the toast,
The Jamestown Exposition"
Came Here on Steamer.
The grocers arrived ut this city yes
terday afternoon ut i o'clock OIL the N.
Y. Z. Y N. steamer New York. which
was gally bcdcckcd with flags and
bunting for the occasion.
uton her arrival here the New
York sNsppped at the Chesapeake ami
Ono hssscngor pier. where large
number of The delegate" came ashore:
aEu spent mn hour looking aruun,i
'iis city Most of the Delegates re-
turlic,,!to their steamer but some took
elec,rG. cars TO Old Point to meet the
s'ea" q
~ Warsnip3 and Shipyard.
After reniailiI & hare Hulk. over
an linlM tn. New York left the lpusscr
ger pies and sailed M James river past
liz. s,ipyarL. She ran very clpHc tn
the mammoth plant IN Older to ALLOW
tic eYnrsiurists aboard an opHcrtuu
Ity To Sec The ships; ami plant. Whci,
Just heyond the var,l The slramhr cir
clcd arnnd ard sailed Gown .ld, har-
linr riinnins close To the Slips df TIL.
Coast Defense squadron. now alhchor.
al in the stream between the ,:hiI,.
yard anh.-.lte, chesapeake. and; Ohio
pioiS. Tho vecspl continued down IT,.
Roads 10 Old Point. After the
hanquct The New. York steamed! :,t,nss
C!:rsaHeake Bay To Cape Charlesl ana
from thence IL rct'irhcd Ia Norfolk,
nrriviag III tia. city about II O'dloc!i
las; nith:.
Ssw Negroes Scramble"
just before The delegates LIFT tn.
passe1Fer pier here Yesterday after
Noon ascrpwd of aboit 100 people gath.
cred on the pier. There we're dttzcn
ar Dc'e negro deck hands In 1.-The
':ow'lS and the cXcnrsi,nisls, nbnlaul
tl,rcw'Spacliases of cigarettes and t..
i'acco III, the pier iGto The crow,lI Of
no3:CN, who scrambled for the gifts
:. l." light Of about 20 negro men dina
boys lighting and ;iistling over lhc
CrIz%as'te:neh to a,nusc the delegate:
and ;'oon E;nrc packages OF cigarette
and 'n',acco and nickels. dimes atml
QUARTERS were thrown by them to the
ptr h
!irhd"lesates continued 10 thr.bw
ont money ard to.iarao ~; long 3,s
TIC s'eantcr was at he pier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
Calendar for This Day.
Put Irto p,y Deck.

The British steamship Chcl'on.
vi i.h arrived here TUESDAY from Bos
ten has been loalcd into dry deck No.
]. nj the shipyarl. for the purpose of
l'aviig her hull clenncd and painted
Tho vessel will sail for Norfolk when
she is floutGt out of the basill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
Put Into Drydock.

The British steamship Chelston,
which arrived here Tuesday from Bus-
ton, has been Heated into dry dock No.
!, ut the ahpyard, for the purpose of
having her hull cleaned and painted.
The vessel will sail for Norfolk when
she is llOatCh out Of the bnsin
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
Spring and Mountain .mooorto

Summer excursion tickets with ~
eral limits and stop'oYrra privilege s5on
sale juno l. @ 5S
Low ratio wcel; and excursion tickets
for heads Of families and Sunday visi-
tors. Cliff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
Sailed Yesterday.

Schooner Singleton Palmer, Potter,
Charleston. Schooner Maria @
Tcel, Dnvis. Portsmouth. Schooner
Charles Davenport, pinsham. Bangor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
Arrived Yesterday.

Tug Walter A. l.u.kcnbnck witt,
harscs William II. ccnnur. Providence.
West Point. do.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
knoeIl's Celebrated Albright
REFR|CERATORS

By buying our line of Rcfrigerators
early, when tho manufacturers were
oyerstocked. and occupying a side
street, VIC are enabled to sell Refrig-
orators at oNETEIlRo or even less
than You Gun buy them elswhcre In the
city-and the quality is Just as good.
il not better, than others sell you.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

KKECKO. Stolarz J6zef
linda zako6czy}. zycie W obo-
RE pod korytem. By} to ne
darz, chociaz braf dobre "a
s}ugi. Znaleziono PREY MIN
tylko Is marek - ale, re
ludzie posadzadzali 20, il mu-
81. mice pieniadze, zarzadzi}a
policya rewizya W oborze i
policyant znalaz1 W sk6rza-
nym woreczku p}atami pooh
wijana paczke pod 16zkiem
przycisnieta kamieniami a W
niej 2450 marek W z}ocie. 49,
Biedny ten skapiec!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
ZE SLASKA.

MAkA DABR0WKA. Cor
no6laskich Niemc6w zaczyna
takze opanowywac coraz VIE
|cej mania przeinaczania sta
ropolskich nazw miejscowos-
lei ma ,,fajne" i kulturalne
%niemieckie. I tax naprzyk}ad
zamiast Chebzia many teraz
,Morgenrot" zamiast Hajduk
,,Bismarckhutte", a cd ME-
dawna Kagiewniki przechrz-
como ma uHohenlinde" a to-
raz zn6w donosi ,.Katowicer-
ka", re "a przyk}adem ,,Ho-
henlindy" no i s}awetncj ,,Ho-
hensalzy" zamierzaja przech-
rzci6 Ma}a Dabr6wke ma
,,Eichenau". Sprawl ia ma
sic ma przyszlem posiedzeniu
%zajmowac rada gminna. Przy-
puszczamy, re W radzie gmin-
nej zasiadaja takze Polacy i
many nadzieje, re zaprotes-
tuja przeciw zamierzonym
chrzcinom krzyzackim. Co
raz wiecej mnozace sic po-
dobne zakusy hakatYstyczne
powinny pr6cz tego bye jesz-
cze ~napomnieniem, ably ma
zastepc6w gminy wybierano
tylko %zupe}nie pewnych i do
brych Polak6w, kt6rzyby ME
p~ozwolili sic Niomcom otu-
manic lecz bronili energicz-
ME interes6w polskiej lud-
nosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
z 0 MOSKALA.

LODI Tragedye ME do o.
pisania r~ozgrywaja sic W ma
SEEN miescie. Co sic dzieje
W tutejszych aresztach poll
cyjnych, tego Mkt W cywili-
zowanem pa6stwie wyobrazic
nawet sobie ME moze. Miesz-
ka6cy przylegajacych do cyr-
ku}6w policyjnych dom6w,
nocami ca1emi ME zasypiaja,
budzeni nieludzkiemi jekami
uwiezionych. Wielu areszto-
wanych ma ca}kowicie po}a-
name ko6czyny, cia}a pokry-
to ranami, krew sic broczy
ma pod}ogach. A wszystko to
dzieje sic W Xxx stuleciu,
kiedy istnieja miedzynarodo-
we TowarzYstwa opieki mad
zwierzetami, kiedy kodeke
zabrabia znecac sic mad byd.
leciem, a potzna ludzka skar.
ga ma doznana krzywde pot.
w6rna ME znajduje ucha.
W 1' w~iadomo6ci ,Cza.
su", " tych dniaoh ma sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
z GALICYI.

LW0W. Niemcy, chociaz
przyb}edy ma polskiej ziemi,
gdziekolwiek tylko sic da}o,
z~aprowadzali ma mode pru-
ska, przeinaczania nazw' sta
rozytnych polskich z powo-
du naszej l~ekkomy6lnej ME
oglednoSci. Pomiedzy innemi
Zywiec przechrzcili ma Sey-
busch. Teraz naive te kul-
turna skasowano. Firma Sci
del i Sp6}ka W Wiedniu wy
s}a}a pred p6}rokiem do g}6-
wnej kwatery ~jenera}a Ku-
ropatkina W Mandzuryi 6
tvs. butelek likieru pod ma
zwa ,,Mandaryn" ola zo}nie-
rzy. Ma listowne zapytania
nadeszla %odpowiedz, re o tel
przesy}ce ME wiedza. Wido-
cznie likier przez szk}o sic
ulotni} W tax dalekiej podr6-
zy. Wszakze PREY przesy1-
kach okowity z gorzelni ma
kr6tkie nawet oddalenie do
lac nalezy pewien procent
1p|ynu ma wyschniecie
Przytem zwazyc nalezy, %
gardlo czynownik6w mos
~kieWskich Jest zaWsze suchem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
z POZNANSKIEGO.

Do pewnego
lekarza przyby}a kobieta z
5miesiecznem dzieckiem, kt6-
re mia}o u n6g pc 6 palcy, u
jednej reki 6. a u drugiej Z
palcy. Kobieta owa prosi}a
lekarza, ably zbyteczne palce
usuna6 przez operacya. L.
karz zarzadzi} ulokowanie
W zak{adzie dyakonisek, gd2ie
oSwiadczono, il palce zbyte-
CINE u reki odjac MONA be-
krzywdy ola dziecka, opera
eva W nied}ugim czasie do
kohcZona zostanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
Z~atrWazajeca 6miertelnO6t

Statystyki wykazuja zastraszaja-
o. 6~miertelnosG Z zapalenla kiszek !
bfon. Ably zapobiedz oras wyleczyc
to straszne ohoroby, na]skuteczniej-
szem lekarstwem 50 ORA. King'a
New Life pigutki. NJ. Flannery z
IA Custom House Place, Chicago
m6wi. Me ma I'm r6wnyoh ma "a
palenie i zdiciowotc. 2bc " apiece
NJ. ). Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

W Trzem-
zalu 6~letni synek w}a6cicie-
la Maxi, PREY m}6ceniu przy-
blizy} sic nieostroznie do
m}ockarni i p~ochwycony cze-
scia obrotowa maszyny Ultra
Gil zycie ma miejscu. W--R6-
fannie dw6ch ch1opc6w po'
zostawifa matka bez .dozoru.
Trzyletni przykry} jednorocz-
nego poduszka i z figli try
mai tax d}ugo, re ch1opiec
sic udusi}. - Dw6ch ucz-
ni6w progimnazyalnych, syn
kupca Warnkego i rendanta
kasy lesnej Ponatha usz}o z
domu ma wedr6wke. Pozosta-
will ola rodzic6w list, W kt6-
rym prosza, ably sic O Mich
ME obawiali, be oni sami po-
staraja sic wyrobic sobie sta
nowisko W swiecie. Rodzice
udali sic "a mimi W poScig i
PREY pomocy poljcyi znale-
ziono ich W Swarzedzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
2 PRUS POLSKICH.

TORUN. Pan Markwicz
zda1 chlubnie egzamin pan
stwowy ma lekarza. Kiedy
jeszcze by} uczniem gimna-
zyalnym, skaza} go sad to-
ru6ski, pod przewodnictwem
D. Grassmanna, ma 3 miesia-
ce wiezienia "a nalezenie do
k61ka n%aukowego gimnazya'
stow polskich W Brodnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

uda6 do Petersburga liczna
deputacya, z}ozona 2 delega-
tow wszystkich gubernii Kr6-
lestwa Polskiego i miasta
Warszawy, W celu wreczenia
rzadowi petycyi, opatrzonej
40 tysiecami p%odpis6w, 0 "a
prowadzenie jezyka polskie-
|go, jake w~yk}adowego, W
szko1ach Kr6lestwa Polskie-
|go.
49, q WarszawY donosza:
Odby}o sic tn PREY I'll. Chmiel-
nej wieksze zgromadzen1e
polskie, kt6re zosta{o przez
policya rozpedzone. Kazdy z
~aresztowanych uczestnik6w
skazany zostal ma 800 rubl1
kary, kt6re W celu uniknienia
odpowiedniej kary wiezienia
maja bye zap}acone W ciagu
Is dni.
Rosyjskie stronnictwc
|rewolucyjne wyda}o odezwe
W jezyku polskim, ~wzywajaca
do walki z absolutyzmem. -
Odezwa ia wzywa Polak6w dc
wsp6}udzia}u W walce z ro'
syanami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

GDANSK. Pewien rodzaj
bojkotu wytwarza w1adza
wojskowa przemyslowcom,
obywatelom, p}acacym podat-
XII chcacym zyc re zarobku.
Otto w Rawiczu W cuchthau~
sic wieznie utrzymywani
kosztem pa1stwa, z zawodu
krawcy wykonuja rocznie
bluzy (Attila) ola 200 do 300
czarnych huzar6w drugiego
pu}ku. Sprawl tych zam6-
wien toczy}a sic pred sadem
W Gda6sku, z powodu pew
nego procesu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

OsTR0D. ~Przychwycono
tn 12-letniego ch}opaka, kt6-
Try powiada}, re pochodzi z
bKr6likowa i nazywa sic Her.
lmann Schlonski. Tymczasem
|wykazafo sic, ze ch1opak 6w
lneiek} JUL pc raz drugi z po-
Imoca swej matki z zak}adu
|przymusowego wychowania
Nv Schildesche PREY Biele-
field, a -nazywa sic Hermann
kGunia. Ch}opaka odstawia z
kpowrotem do zak}adu, a mat
Ike oczekuje kara "a u}atwie-
lnie ucieczki. 49, z majatku
Sztembark (Tannenberg)
Isprzeda{ Landmark g}6wna
Geese panu A. Pagel z Wiaga
Epod Swieciem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

GDANSK. Redaktor ,,Ga-
zety Gda6skiej" pan Palihski
rozpoczyna odsiadywac kare
4 miesiecznego wiezienia, ma
kt6ra go sad skaza} "a arty-
k61, W kt6rym sic dopatrzo-
no karygodnego przewinie-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

MALBORK. W przesz}a
sobote wydarzy}o sic podczas
ostatniego targu wielkie ME-
szczescie. Konie rzeznika Or
}owskiego Z Piek1a, stojace
bez dostatecznego dozoru ma
rynku, nagle sic sploszy}y i
puSci}y sic pe}nym pedem W
strone, gdzie w}asnie przecho-
dzi}a iona szewca Wisniew-
skiego. Wpad}szy ma MIA,
ciezko ia poranify. Biedaczka
otrzyma}a wewnetrzne ME-
bezpieczne uszkodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

~ KASIN. Jak nam z wiaro-
godnego zr6d}a donosza, zg}o-
sill sic o probostwo W kasi-
ME professor gimnazyalny ks.
Kralewski re Swiecia i po-
dobno prezente juz cd ma
czelnego prezesa Original.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

E w Solcu
(Schulitz), polozonym mic.
dry Toruniem i Bydgoszcza,
ma bye wybudowany nowy
kosci6}. Ma ten eel przezna.
cyl ks. arcybiskup 1000 ma.
rex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

. CZERSK. Nauczyciel Cy-
mankowski otrzyma} W tych
dniach "a skuteczne krzewie-
ME jezyka niemieckiego cd
regency kwidzy6skieJ 100
marek nagrody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
GRUDZIADZ. Jak

GRUDZIADZ. Jak swego
|czaassu donosili6my, napasto-
IVA tutejszy urzednik kole-
Eiolwy Ewald i ciezko obrazi}
Iprzejezdzajacego przez Cru
Idziadz z obcych stron ksie-
lldza. Wieckiego. obecnie do
lwiaddujemy sic, Il 6w E. 20
l.taBll. "a to sadownie skazany
na SO ~ n J, ikoeslzta. Swoja dro-
zostal podobno Cd swej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
STORE
Il NY

R6g 6tej ave
Sprzedaje mianowicie wszy-
stko, co robotnicy uajczescie)
zmuszenl sa kupowae, a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
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KI. L DIE
CT. UBRANIA
CZAPK1, a
takze TOWARY YARDO
WE | rome lime ROZMA1-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
Chicago & Northwestern.
Odiazd pocisg6w
.NaEWsch6d.

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NaEWsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger lex S)...-....~ TOO a m
Chicago evening passenger (daily) ........e;4o p m
Chicago passenger lex s. .....-.. i. . .~.....1a;o1 p m
Ma Zach6d.i
Dakota passenger daily, ....".... ...".... Gas a m
passenger lex S)....... ............ 1;so p m
Chicago Evening passenger Eek s. ...---- 6;so p m
Przybyc1e poclag6w.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger tdaily) go. o;7s = m
passenger lex S)...... . ..."...' i3o pm
Min. & Oak. mail and pass lex ST.. ....-.6;so pm
Re Zachodu.
Min. & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. :. 11;4o a m
Local passenger lex 81 ..."...". '..... s'45Pm
mail and passenger daily. =. ...".o,3o P m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
Chicago, Milwaukee
Is St.. Paul.

Leavefor
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and beyond 4;14 a m
8:Ia a m
Ia;o6 pm
6;s7 P m
Lcavefor
Chicaao, Milwaukee and e st II;.3 am
SAG pm
1o13 pm
11;33 pm
200 a m
Leave for =.
DUBUQUE and west 11;a3 a m
Leave for
Points on Wabasha Division ALA a M
Leave for
Points on Chippewa Valley division 1a;o6 p m
Leave for
Points on So. Minnesota klvision $40 m
Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry.
North Bound
St Paul 3 Minneapolis Limited 4.os..m
g. Paul & Minneapolis Express 8.s2 AN
Ar We
Chicago s.. Louis & Peoria Limited $50 am.
Chicago Express o.35 am.
South Bound.
Depart
ch;caoo & lonis Expres 10 IS a m
Chicago St Louis Peoria Limited 10 SOP m
Arrive
SlPaul & Minneapolis Express 1I3oam
StPaal & Minneapolis Limited 1893 P m
Green Bay & WinOna.
depart Arrive
Green Bav Passenger psxy N 3:4S pm
~ sa lAss 4 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

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u is delicious. and the weakest stom-
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