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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Grnnf i. Ennbfnhlcr.

IS itarb mad IuIgcr arauf6cit am 81. "a
luuur 1905 Srnnf Il. SunotuBler, gclicbter SODu
bon 3etrO mo Der pcritorbeneu Aupuitu Gam
fu6ler, I'M utter bon 80 SabrcH. Sic EeerOls
glllg finoct SrCttng, ben 3. ScUrlur, I'M 12l0
ubr &urnlittu9s, bon Der QSobnunq iGtne5 va
tcr5, gtr. SOC, GoroslSufbtngtuu#Strdbc ans
itatt. 9teuuienl=0ohmciie ftr has Sell icitcr
Seele in Der ct. Wit6aClssNirbe nm 10 llbr,
Die &eriunuotcu nno Sreuuoe Der SdmiItC itnO
G6tuilasoou eiIlgcluocn, bei8uuobuel,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Trnuf Is. Wtener.

IS itarb am /. 5ebruur 1905 mad laugerer
arunfbeit Srcni e. Wicncr, g~elicbter @ntte BON
Wtargarct DIeOer. 2crpdnote mo 5rcunoe oer
Snmtlie iino ubtingsOuuit eiHpcIuocn, Der De
c~roiguug bei3uuobuer. lUelcbe am samftng,
ben 4. SebrIdr, l~liorgens 8 llbr. BON ieiuer
lebteH gSpbuing, Ir. 1885, SCffcripts StrnBc,
aus nab Der Ct, WtduelesNircbC itnttfiuoet, 100
Elm 6cauiema Sobumt fitr feline Seclcnrube ceIcs
BRIT per6eu miro. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Gin sdritt in Der rcdten &i6tmns.

epart rs grp5rut an alien srtslnfTgeH BE.
grdbntiien.
Gin fb1ner Gara, entiueoer nit
fbipar3em Iu6 ODER fpetBem ooer
ernuem YIiiI6s1eber3ug, Anes fur
SargsGinfdb, 9eerdbuibsG n8eiae.
@inbaliamiruna oer 2ette, ErnIer' TTE
flor,
SeIfnune bes @rubes, 8 gnnr San6f9ube,
2eidenipngen uno 8 feline Rutfber.
MiGiam Guut, 2etdlenbeftatter,
Rortbs uno 9reennlountsgIoe 8etoe Ietepbone.
(Se576Wdtn.T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
SnhrsfGnf.

Nm /. 5cbrlrar GuuraO oaas I'M 9lIter bon
II SaBrcn.
glm 30, 1nuuar 5atOb {. Martin i'm 90.
Sabre ieinee Hcbens.
9tm /, 5ebruur GOiunrO snhs I'M gltcr bon
Gl Nnhrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Subu Sermig e Subn,

2eidenbetGtter nno GtnbalIamtrer.
Nr. 2008, 6rleansEr. Wb. Gel: @inbfor 255.
3nei9gef9dft: Nr. SEA, berl. @1ftert'9loenue,
Siablanotopn, Baltimore, WnrbIdHo TeIepbou:
Binoior 60. autf6en ueroen e~eIieiert fur
So65etten, unterbaItuneen uHb anoere 6eIe'
eenbciteu. (5e6r14,1S,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
2pmopn 8nrf.

Der bnuptI1f ltdite 5ricoAUf tn Baltimore.
areal: $50 @dcr. = Smmerudbrenoer Charter.
gu ieoer Belt errei6bur. Slim Gents Sabrs
GELD BON allen Stdott6eiIen. Strabenbabns
g8aggons pailiueH ben SuIpteingdng ale bret
Winuien. g8armes gSartesiuiuter fir SoI9e,
Die ben sSrteobof bel runben g4etter beiudben.
gegrdbniBpIdSe 5u Iebr mdBigen Breifen,
rdmmili6 urter fortipdhrenoer BfIege.
bureau: Tr. 81, @eitsS nratugn' StraRe.
Gan6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Catherine Wicucfc.

IS ftarb AM ?. 5ebruar 1905 in Der Bob.
nulg ibrCr Io6ter. 6rGu emma S6miOt, CIR.
1888, 0ouins= StrdBe, Catherine Niencte, Sat
tin oes oeritorbenen 3. u. l8ienefe. I'M 9utcr
bon 63 Subrer. Die 3ett Der NecrotguHg miro
ipdter uHqc5eigt. $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
SpiritmOicn E 2iccm5 : glpplifatiunen


2iitc Ir. II.
giireau Der spirituuien . GiccnS . GunmiHdr re,
Simmer BOG, 8erfftsgebauoe.
Sic nudgefluHnten Beriunen babeu 8etitioueH
iiir ole 5rdnsferirul9 elmer @uoetaiL5 ptritucs
ieHzSiCen5 bonn /. Wlnt 1904 an eiugereiht, Die
SOuueritng, Den is. Sebr 1905, 10 ubr 8ornI..
in Serutbltttg ac3ugen lueroelr. Broteite miifen
Dor II llbr W}ittugs am Dlittuo6, Is. SeDr.,
cinaerci6t perocIl. YruteIt4 Surmulare i1nneil
OueItlt geluitui6D mlf Griu1en In oieiem 9iis
reau crlungt iperocr.
a1eu 9. SunarO, 8rd1ioent,
9crnnrb Nieientclo,
Gopnrb Z. grnCcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
SUbn 8. Senfcl,
Or. 6O4, sRb.e 6urp. strnes,
III Scr QeidlenhcItatter,

tuclGer aue Iuftr1ge itei3 W.T. 3ufrie6enheit
c%u6iibrt. Sie bon ibm bebuuo2rten Qci6en
f5nuen QSofen long Iiegen, obue bic geri16ftel
e~rdouirte @inbaIfamirerir, uno III tie We9aHos
lung bon 5rduenIei6en oPren SDcliuI;idt
EanIO,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
2prraine.

WoIertI& - 9arfnrtig Srieblt9,
@eitItca bon g8aIbrooi eth uno etne babe
ReiIe. 8enuet Die nit Ropbattnn bebethnete
Rortb'9tbenne'Gdr. Sreie Sutften Na9mittags
am terminus. 8retfe ben NegrdbniBftenen iest
lpe3ieu, eet4te @eoin9lneen. aeIeg9on
Gaton 223. 9irenu: Sranilin. tnb @tnbior.
Rpaos. gerIanet Brof6iire. (Wlat4 ,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Wo.-Binofor 229.
8. San0er & S16ne,

2etdrnbetatter uno Ginbalinmirer.
Gr. nos nnb 1910, Canton : 9uenue, tnb
SAopft.Gde 0nltinuresStr unb Sroabluag.
Tabrtfauten BON Entent.Gnsiets.
Hebr10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
S%criammlnnss Inscigen.

,ttntef BRA iia'Gcrcen."
Bic re0elmdbipe WiuuutsOcriammlun1 finoet
beutc Ibcno s lbr in Der oStag=9uuc" an Sus
noOersS tra6c itatt.
8. ". Bon pciue,
go Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
sie6ente8 @ea6oOp 9tccital,

Sreitag, ben 3. Scbrlur. 4 ll6r 9tu6mittuG5.
Suuio Barter. Nub,
9cileg Sole, ICllOr.
GiHtritt 80 GCUt5.
(2q,32-D
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
Labor Strike.

Word has been received by the local
labor union of this city to the effect
that there is labor strike on be-
eween the company that is construct
ing a power line from Bishop Creek
to TCnopah.
The Union at Bishop has sent word
to the unions Of the State asking that
they inform all members to aid IL the
matter and see that no men from their
unions &C to the scene until the differ
c1ces are settled
As the people who are backing the
gigantic undertaking have plenty Of
funds and the work is imperative, il
is the general belief that the trouble
will be quickly settled to the salts
faction OF all concerned
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
Strike at Osceola.

Mt. Pleasant, April "l.--Alec Juste.
sen, superintendent OF the Spring
City Mining company's properties in
Osceola. New. is in from camp very
much enthnsed over conditions there
He he's just COMPLETED the first mill
test made and the results are very
gratifying. indeed. He has in his pos
session the gold taken from the ore
which demonstrates better than words
can what the company has in its
claim. There are three neggets of the
gold and their combined value is over
s22S
The vein upon which the worl: hes
been done is over 2 mile in length
and has been tested at three different
points 1t can be traced continuously
also from one end to the other. The
three nuggets exhibited by my Mr.
Iusteson represents tests made on orc
taken from the three points already
prospected From one 10 pound $
have been taken and put through tie
nall. giving cut gold valued at $4E 20
or at the ~ate CT S120 per ton. The
second let was of 2.056 pounds. and
gave "C!d amounting to Sia1.56, ..
$101 per ton The third w"s lot 0;
c922 pounds. aDd gave sS..1a. or val
% ,,rr.
| The ore can be extracted hualed tt
! the mill and milled for about Sc pc
| ton There is apparently any amour
| If i. and the company viii proceed I'M
/ medate lv to shipping and milling Oh
/ iarpe scale. All the officers and di
! / rertars are saneTine OF the worth an;
| future OF the properly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03

Manager Sadler of the Overland
baseball team is making an effort 10
have the Japanese team that is at
present in California. 10 come to Reno
to play the initial game with the
Overlands at the new park.-Gazett ;.
The values in footwear at Ed. Bur
Gn@tOn's are always right. always 4;
Et-f,, lower than his competitors. r.
&C les a line OF shoes CT eli sizes; AL
w:.,:hs. Every day is . spec;ai sajn
daE 6 his store and the heeduuart eia
f0r reliable footwear at reasonable
prices.
Rhyolite is to have newspaper 4
town without a newspaper in south
ern Nevada is like . camD without a
mine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
HARRIS MINE SOLD
Valuable Mine Passes into HANDS ct
Eastern Peooie.

Vaiuacie Rine faSSeo into Han3s CT
Eastern People.
The Ed. Harris mine ia in the Jumbo
district has been sold The amount
paid is not known. but new parties
are on the ground and prosecuting
work
For some time a number of Eastern
mining men have been on the ground
thoroughly prospecting. They have
had a complet assaying Office with
them and chemist. The property
has been sampled from all Of the led
ges and as they have made the first
payment is is evident that they are
satisfied with what they have.
t The Harris mine is situated about
three miles east of Washoe City III
the Jumbo District. For the past
twenty years it has been worked in
small way, and during that time
over one hundred thousand dollars
have been taken out and sent 20 the
Mint. At one time a strike was made
the richest ore ever found in the
State VIM. Woodburn has sample
as watch charm, and its more goll
than Gu2rtz. Ed. Earr.is managed to
dispose Of tie strike and was soon
broke: only % make 4 second find
nearly % rich,
! Since ihat tine he has worked the
mine for stringers and has taken out
many thousands of dollars. The pro-
perry has always made him a hand
some living with a mortar and postal
IS 4 r,iiling process.
The taking over of the property by
the new people is good piece of
news 10 that section, as 1t menas the
opening up Of number OF very val
liable properties, Sveral large veins
Ct low grade ore are located and have
had more or less work done on them
With the extensive development work
that the new people will give the
Harris mine it is certain that the 9th
er properties will get their share Of
work, ard there is no doubt but tina
some great strikes will be made there
In gold district. and as stated
above, the richest eve in the State ha
been found there 1t is such sales a
this that will bring out Western Ne
vada All who have been On the Hal
ris ground pronounce it a mine an
with the expenditure of sum Q
money it will be among the dividen
. PAYERS before many moons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
Cannot Control Sale of l;aucr.

4 Washington dispatch says: AS
sistan. Attorney General Campbell
today handed down decision III
which he holds thet the Interior De-
partment is without power and can
net iCtS-Iore-e Wit, traffic in alcoholic
beverages in Lands under government
brighton projects throughout the
country Tire decision was handle
Town at the request OF the reclamation
service which insists that land under
irrigation projects is being ertere
upon by hootleggars for the sole pu1.
pores CT selling spirituous liquors &c
men ensa 2ed III the reclamation work
The service claims that its force is
greatly demoralized by this traffic
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
The Plans on Exhibition Cause Gen.
erai Comment.

The plans Of the new school house
that are now on exhibition at Ed
Walsh's sore, are being freely dis
cussed by the citizens. Everyone
agrees that the plans and appearance
of the building is all that could be
called for. The original plans that
were submitted have been changed
in a number Of WAYS The first plans
were Submitted TO the teachers at the
school and they made the alterations,
SO AS to make convenience and COM
fort. The moajfied plans are those
now shown.
Yesterday, in speaking Of the plans
one OF Carson's citizens called atten-
ton to the fact shat there was not a
brick partition ia the entire building.
This evidently seems - be fact, ami
i, does seem that the construction
wouit. be q fault with an entire frame
building TO hold the weight Of the
affair
As the building has not been erect
looked into by the Board, which the
will no doubt attend to. At the Or
phans' Home building a number Of
brick partitions were put in. which
not only steady the building, but act
as fire protection. i such method
was necessary in the building erectef.
by the State il seems that the city 5
wOrl, should follow the same genera
lines. The same architects designed
the two buildings and their attel+io !
should be called to this defect.
In the Orphans Home building it Is
classed as honest throughout. Eve'y
detail of building and finish is as it
should be and the State secured one Of
the best buildings that il owns from
the contractors who erected it. Orms-
by county wants the same kind of ser
vice, and the oversight regarding
brick partitions will probably be look
ed into. The rocking and creeking ..
the old school house is enough to sat
isfy those who have visited it. that :
solid construction in necessary in orde
to assure safety and stability.
The columns of this paper are opel
to any of our citizens who wish I,
discuss the project on any line.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE
The Play to be Presented by an Elk.
ceIient Company.

The first appearance of White Viii;
tlesey, the young romantic actor in
this city is creating considerable in
terest in the theatrical and playgoing
circles and the demand for seats at
the Carson Opera House, for Saturday
evening, May 6, is an extraordinary
one
Whittlesey, who is under the di-
rection of Belasco. Mayer and Price,
will be seen here in the famous ro-
mantle play Soldiers of Fortune"
Judging from the reports of those
who have seen Whittlesey in this
charming play, a genuine treat is i'll
store for his audience here
Whittlesey's stage career has been
a notable one for the young man. He
shared honors with such we'll known
artists as Ada Rehan: Julia Arthur,
Margaret Mather. Henrietta Crossman
E. H. Sothern, Nat Goodwin Wilton
Lackaye and Florane Roberts and his
starring tours have added to his fame.
He was trained for the stage ~
David Belasco and that master OF
stage craft predicted great career fC"
his young pupil The annual summer
seasons Of Whittlesey in San Francis
co are looked upon as events Of the
year in that city and his recent season
there fifteen weeks broke all records
Whttlesey is presenting the well.
known romantic plays, 'Heartsease.
The Second in Command. and 'Soldi
ers of Fortune" for his present season
and Belasco, Mayer and Price have
equipped him in a splendid manne:'
All the scenery, costumes. stage &C
!cessufies End effects are carried bl
the company. requiring two specia
baggage cars for its transportation
and the company numbers twenty
five people. including a choir OF sing
ers. :. staff OF stage mechanics ais:
accompanies the players.
Among those who are ia .he cor;
pany are Eugenie That's LavtoH
Virginia Brissac. Ala Perry. Edit'
Campbell. Halle White and Messr.
Harry D. Dyer. Reginald Mason, Ta4
lor Curtis. Erville Anderson. Car
Yoho. Charles Sherman. William Al
ram and Earle Williams.
Seats are now on sale at Stei,
mentzes Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
Out fer : Million.

r. l.. SMALL "Chaw" SaxtOn, James
NcNickers. John Hayenga and Don
Eoloate en-, >Icyes o. he n 8 C S +.
will leave Monday in their own Outfi,
for Goldfield where the bows will form
a cooperative colony. A lodging
house. n.inno lj"reau aTd other en-
tcrnrises ore projected by the boys.
end II is rrobahle that speciality vii!
be made in grub stakes" They aver
that nothing less than million a
piece will ever attempt them to give
up their search for filthy lucre.--
Standard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
INFLUENCE ON PROSPECTING
Nevada Discoveries Will Help Entire
Western Country.

~SSee.n OCufsry.
The discoveries in Nevada will hay"
a direct stimulation influence on pros
pecting and exploration in the whole
western country. The district which
contains Tonopah Goldfield, Bullfros
and other bonanza camps has been in
differently considered as unfavCrab,e
territory. says Denver Mining Rec
porter.
Now that the results of these bon-
ANA camps are known to the world
thousands of men are searching ever
inch of the country for miles around
in the hopes of making a new strike
and they will so do. too. To these
the Nevada discoveries are simply ar
Garnet, of the possibilities CT the
whole weastern part of this country
and of Mexico and British Columbia
TOO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03

Pure maple sugar may be obtained
at the Boston Bakery. This is the
genuine stuff and came from George
Bdown's old home in Buffalo. New
York Try cake OF it.
Fresh strawberries at Davey and
Maish's.
w. P. Stewart. the piano tuner de-
parted for Virginia City yesterday.
He will return to this city next Week
for a few days.
\ Patay Nathan, a well known resi-
dent of Reno. was operated upon
Saturday for peritonitis. He is now
ccrEidered out of danger.
NY cur Ncorpa-k Apr;cots In hve
pc,viG ,iss at The Meyers Mercantile
Cenp@Ay.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
May Weather.

After the high wind for the pas.
three DAYS the weather turned into
regulation winter variety. Yeste.-
day morning several inches of snow
was on the ground and the trees loaU-
ed with blossoms and snow had ali
they could bear under. Snow fell iii
the hills all of yesterday and as th:.
weather seems unsettled as yet there
is a fair chance for Nevada to have
q winter vet
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03

ACTUAL WORK BEGINS.
Construction Operations Started at the
Salt Lake End.

Actual work on the Western Pacific
railroad that is TO connect Salt Lake
with San Francisco began in Salt
Lake Friday although the work was
done By the Rio Grande Western and
On Rio Grand Western ground The
tact that a spur was being run out
from the main line of the Rio Grande
Western in the direction of the Lake
where the Western Pacific track has
been located became known early in
the day. 1t gave rise to all kinds Of
reports and aroused much more en-
thusiasm than has beer seen in SAT-
Lake for months
At seven o'clock in the morning q
gang Of fifty-seven Greeks under the
direct supervision Of Assistant En-
sineer Frank E. Baxter. began grading
at Ni1th South and Sixth West streets
The grade was for a spur to be run
from the main line of the Rio Grande
Western in a northwesterly direction
No one was in position to say how
far this spur would be built or where
the object point is, although every
one is ready to concede that it is the
connecting link between the RIO
Grande Western and the Western Pa
cifc: that it is to 5e run 10 the m:t-
terial yards Of the Western Pacific
tc be located at some point just west
Of the city Over this spur material
the Rio Graude system when the real
work Of building the Western P>cinc
begins-Salt Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
Divorce Granted.

In the District Court IN Dayton las,
week. Mrs Lizzie holland was granted
q GivnrSe from w F. holland on the
grounds Of desertiCn and failure to
provide.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
-lN1-

Three new business places have
been opened in this city during the
past month end two more buildings
which have long been vacant are t.
be overhauled-Ent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03

When the C. & G. cutoff at Walker
Lake is completed the town to BE
established there will be known as
New Boston, and Hawthorne will be a
town Of the past. SO far as the raj
read is concerned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-03
The EanIe's Dance.

Everything that can possibly be
Gone IT, the comfort and convenience
Of those who attend the Eagles ball
next Friday night. is being attende i
TO by the committee in charge. All
ladies' are free and their presence are
earnestly desired as the Eagles have
every reverence fer the feminine sex
The novelties Of this dance. th"
decorations. and new features 20 no l..
reduced. together with the beautiful
ladies' of Carson will place the Eagle
ball in rho icnd OF az social function
ever :i--en in this city.
The highesr social success is the
goal stciycn fer and that is assured
by the rl2ny oIb;ic expressions hear!
: in fator Of this ...anOth undertaking
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
ChrzeSciahskie oblet-
nice, a, ob)etnice So
cyalnej ~demokracy1
(Ciag dalszy).

Jednak lekarstwem, CODY
mia}o zgoic rany sp6}eczne
W Rosyi, ME moze bye zadna
miara rewolucya, zainicyo-
wanna przez socyalna demo
kracya, a. napietnowana roz-
lewem krwi W ostatnich Kill
ku tygodniach b. +. L jednej
strony padaja W tel walce
setki robotnik6w, a z drugiej
wuj cara, ksiaze Sergiusz,
rozszarpany wybuchem bonn
by, ginie z reki robotnika
Clos namiestnika Chrystu-
sowego z Rzymu Piusa x
'po'zamachu ma ks. Sergiusza,
jest zn6w ~drogowskazem ola
ludu W tych dniach strasz-
nych. Papiez odzywa sic ma
wiesc O tragicznej smierci ks.
Sergiusza: ,,smutna jest re-
CA gdy ludzie mysla, il dro-
ga gwa}tu potrafia znajSt
ulge". ~ B}ogos}awieni cisi..
- Bog, kt6ry istnienie po'
jedy6czych ludzi naznaczy]
TAXA rozmaito6cia, kt6ry jed
nym dale irony, drugim ka'
re ~pracowac W poole czo}a
ma kawa}ek chleba, ME ma
chwa}y 2 rewolucyi W Rosyi
Chrystus przebywajac ma
ziemi W celu uszczesliwienis
ludzko6c, ME zmienil r6znicy
" niej ustanowionej 2 vol
bozej. Obchodzil On zydow-
ska ziemie, czynnil dob'lrze,
II aS@s. Ss,.,,:nx.lrl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

dowiedziec MECH sic uda do p.
Jana Zabrocklego, Leo, Mimi,
albo do correspondents ,Wia-
rusa" p. M. Bilskiego, (pose-
}ajac &c. znaczek ma odpo-
wiedz). Take i z tad who's
kuje re gdyby ziemia ME
byia urodzajna to by ME
zak}adali bank6w i ME budo-
wall spichrz6w do zbo5a, DO
wszystko by stale PRONE.
Ko6cze mole pismo pre-
praszam tamtejszych obywa-
tell, re nazwa1em ich okol.
minnesocka Syberya, DO to
tylko tax ola zartu, ola tego
re tam zimia ostra i nieprzy-
wyk}emu cz}owiekowi nos
robi stearynowy - gdziez W
W tym roku lima ME by}a
ostra? Pewno tylko W Afryce
i Brazylii, DO we Francyi i
W{oszech, gdzie zimy ME
znaja ludzie i byd}o mario.
Pozdrawianiem wszvstkich
razem, zycza zdrowia iszczes-
cha, do zobaczenia ia.
Waw. Radpmski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

.EE T..a+W- uEf# =1H4E- EIE-,E#E g. f|
KEN, pojutrze ministrem, a
potem zn6w ola odmiany "a
miataczem ulic! Me ha}asli-
we wybory, ME wysokie sta
nowiska, ale rzetelne spe}nie-
ME obowiazk6w, do kt6rych
Bog dal zdolnosci, daja szcze-
Scie i jedynostkom, i sp6ie-
cze6stwu. Vice s}usznie
,,b{ogos}awieni cisi.".
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
4 Leo, MINI.
(Dokohczenie.)
SOeyaliSCi aniO}a1ni!

Teraz jeste$my juz W ME-
bic wiec jestesmy jak an'eli
nie brak mic W zadnej potrze~
bic, badzmyz z tad wszyscy
weseli. Gl6wnymi arch 'nio|a<
mi nazywa1a sic zydkowie,
|przy mich redaktorzy sami ni~
by jak ciele PREY krow:e.
Lecz ola tyeh prostych an'o'
low ME dlugo nicbo pos'uzy,
ME zadlugo tamten 6w ME
wytrzyma tego dIuzej.
MEDIA W socyalistycznem
niebie.
Wszystkie zywn"Sci zapa~
sy, an'olowie pozjadal'. teraz
k]opot jakby s"oie fam'l'e
utrzymali. Vice ida do archa'
n'ol6w, ably i'm nadali prace.
DO in. strasznie god doku~
CA 49, dzieci i iona i'm
place. Archanieli ich zby
waia by jaki czas poczekali.
al wszystko upozadkuja prace
i'm przyob eca)i. B'edny a.
Mot niechce czekac. DO go
MEDIA ~strasznie gniecie. re
juz niema mic do jadla. Gle
gem 0 roboc'e plec'e Dalej
CT mali aniel' ma tych wei
k,ch nsc,era,a by I'M d Ii IA
ka prace DO gtodu e wy
trzymaja. Archan'el' I'M thu
macza, ME ma ma NC zamo-
vienna, a ma promo g'up'a
prace, porzutcie vase maze
MIA. Tuz an'el' zapytu'a 2
kad dawniej byly Orderly
zydek rozgniewat.y krzyczy.
idzcie goje do cholery. Tedy
biedni robotnicy c. ME ,zcze-
sl,wi alieli. udal' sic do swych
pan6w. dawnie)szych osw'ec'-
|cieli Redaktorzy tel Jak zyd-
ki, te o%dpowiedz zasp,ewal'
by ma promo . robote. glowy
m niezawr cali
ReWOlacya
Y sOcyalistycznem niebie.