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The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30

xrsSA exxFysasr
loaded with gifis,s fr their chiidrSS !.
The following ,n.e,t Inc / dinner:
Post Master AID Mrs. aertis entertaiiins a
II Kister and Ssrs. M. Ferris, aid
"a tniisfsesis r,ta u ksr.pf s'prrssY s,tsnfs1rsa;;S
E;aMEsss AAssten. IL llsssasl,ssIsaissedS Messss.
w ,soilis tsi 81. ~. Nichols and
families; VII. aud Mrs j. Britt enteI-
tanned Byron connolly and Miss Ge,a
t,udr cid; William Rozell and Wifi.
entertained th.i pareAts, Mr.. and MRS.
j. ]. 'sozsll; Ars.s. Brown enter
tined juagars; M. Il'omamichel and
Nr. aaf ksNs n iffopv wv sentinel
A'g@ra,ipa ISL and o~>s,erslpper wa.
given al Rsaxhh.1 Riders, hall christmas
evening. Wiki was attended by Isl,
persons. from Wi6aux. Sentinel Butte.
Beach. Dickinson apdsihe surround, ng.
country. Musi, was furnished by the
Mandan orchestra of three pieces. The
The supper was delicious; there was a
little confusion before it was called,
owing to the strike Of the help, and WHIT
might have spoiled the enjoyment #
the feast was a,erted by some OF the
& rests offering their services.
There will be two dances on Wednes
day evening. Mrs School Treasurer
Snyder gave an invitation dance TO he,s
circle Of friends from Beach, Sentinel
Butte. Dickinson and Medora, the Nj an
dan orchestra furnishing music. The
other dance will be given at the'"Old.
Logging Camp" thiftiy miles south
W. Follis and family md ~ mrs. ofiesn
Klendlay will attend this dance. q.
The families, of FRINGE Pelissier and
Follis spent the dayshere.7 .. 81 ,is..
We have: just learned that another
up.to-.date boarding: house. Isl Is. .b,ess
opened; Il, will be Tor, men only, and
will be known as ":Thre|: GGrowlers', Club
Master! Arnold Ferris is home ifTo1t1
the Univ rsitysfor the .helidays.2sAifn
is the only real Medora;; younig; ~ ham, 1Gn,
having been born and raised here:;a IT, y
II 1At III - .jst.:Fts ..sSEs*&%tT a.tl>'
George ". Myers has jusst It's lrrape 81.
the death %. his father in Ohio. 81 "a ~
Mrs. John: I:omason ,hadst misfor*
tune to: tspr;ain one ankle on Christmas
,m,oriTiilg.
Mrs sGsraig. the elder. is visiting. Mrs
l.Lsf KQDerts: .s.s.is:,,% ~ ::.s.s*se MI !
| iw,.. :, es-..v.g.t a--?-- .,. 4. .-I.4. E.- Ell, .-4H.
" Time For Change.
What shall. we do with our parents ?
There is my father running himself. and.
me. by his willful ignorance and my,
mother running us by her .extrava-,
gances. It is a great development Of.
}the, times that the ordinary child who
5is past twenty is altogether better edull--
Gated, more experienced and wiser.
than are. his parents! It has occurred
to me, to suggest that after the eldest.
child reaches twenty the parents.
should therefore come. under the con-
troll Of the children.-Letter in London
! Graphic.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
Suitable Reward.

The undersigned will: pay any one
caring for stray cattle branded W S
on left side on receipt of notice and
information of location of same.
1I-11-tf ALT WHITE, Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30

.aEiA ,jt,Fs;a YGtIl u TNt.t RWAlI@ .Nt9NKf1r3r
"A, Saco (Me.Js florist has been raising
pond, AIliess, t : tie market. His pond
$500 by so feet and yields thousands
Of blooms In a season.. During the
height OF the season the daily yield
went above 500 Blossoms. The usual
price was 81 per. hundred. So.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
CAME TO

My place S miles south of Dickinson,
2 cows braandle' 40 on right hip, 5 cows
brandedtz on right ribs, also lazy X On
left side. Owner prove property and
pay charges. sys
Ia.l6;33RR .,,.1s s " u IIollHsss !. zAAsrouP1L.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
: what Food Economy Means.

Economy in food does not imply pro:
Ihibition. 1T is neither vegetarianism,
~Efruitarianism, nutarianism nor any kind
',off ism 1t means simply temperance
diet, \ with the application Of avail
liable scientific knowledge; the use Of,
reason and Intelligence, combined with.
a due appreciation Of the dignity OF
the body and the necessity Of meeting
the daily wants without imperiling that
high degree of efficiency which helps to
render man physically and mentally,
supreme. Practically this Implies the,
avoidance of the large quantities d
prote1d food so commonly made use Of
by civilized man, with the substitution
pf q dietary charac ~ hHl II
dominance Of It'd 0EszstatAaS1ns7EIRl6
FOODS. in this respect .esa.eahs 1sdfHe->
whattoward vegetarianism. The heav!'
Ter meats of our daily diet can be ad-.
k~antageously replaced in part by light
pr articles Of diet less rich in proteid
and with more frequent addition Of,
green vegetables, fruits and CORE
spending articles of food less prone to
yield Objectionable decomposition prod
ncts.-Russell H. C%hittenden in Cen
tary.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
A Knotty

"A KnOtty Problem.
She was a fair passenger in search
Of information, and the captain was
naturally only too willing to crafty
her. He had explained that the action
Of the propeller forced the ship
through the. water and added as a
further item of information:
"We made twenty knots an hour last
night, miss"
"Did you really?" said the sweet girl.
bAnd whatever did you do with them
ally"
The captain went red and his eyes
dilated.
.srhrew them overheard" he said
shortly.
"Fancy!" she said. Nov, do you
know, I always understood that you
captains made the poor, dear sailors
unite those knots the next day."
Then the skipper hurried. away with
a groan, plunging his head in a pail
Of cool water and kicking the cabin
boy nightly.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
The Psint u view.

The Psint ofsvisvv.
Henry, Il ] were q young man iikc
you and RESPECTED to have to make my
own way In the world some day i
stoa1tfs tFyfftostntkk nSsax1penyszstosmE
within my income s 81
"Father, II were DIS rich as you are
andshad only one SON. dgatry TO ssbrlaps
h I Income dppS ts,sl hlsf e = al,s c ! I
eagoeIribuness}s.a s.,'4.ss..as ssst ,s5 ss5s,
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
left side;
CAME TO

Ny place on Thirty Mile creek, one red and
black striped steer. 3 years old. branded
on right hip and Q on right ribs Own
er prove property and pay charges.
1859 JACOB PFEFF.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30

l.c,,-ae. rs Isl. Ii. xfSssf nt:asff Dtsss ~! psAs4 t#s$
/. sssx3.. S.e5:a .stt:Ast1sitI 81 iss}ts 80.
st.ss'@5Ss ,yatssti9gT
s.a J, s1s:a stS sEss nj ssss s3- ~ y: sssi
g 4. e q
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
IAKEk UP

At my place Il miles north of Belfeld. one. bay
horse, white, star in forehead, branded
on LEFT shoulder: Owner prove prop ~ \.
12-l6-3p STEPHEN PALAHNIUK. +
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-30
Pay For WATERING Stock.

Will pay, $500 for wintering stray
cattle branded + T T on right side, hip,
ribs and shoulder. F., P.'Mead. Bel
cegel, N. D.. I2.16tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-04
BISHOP MUSEUM
is OPEN TODAY

This being a public holiday, 1t is one
IF the regular open days OF the Bishop
Museum. Visitors will be received
from 10 a. M to p. m. Admission is
free.
No doubs with the whole city keeping
the 4th of July and two passenger
liners, probab bly,. in port, large numbers
of people viii avail themselves of the
opnortunity to visit the institution.
Together with a wonderfully COM
plete exhibit Of relics of both ancient
and monarchical Hawaii, the museum
contains perhaps the greatest Poly7
nesian collection in the world, all things
considered The building itself is one
oe the finest in Honolulu.
Electric cars pass the Museum each
way every ten minutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-04
The Glorious Fourth!
Wow! Whoop her up boysl

Let her sizZlel WOw-W-W!
We're the real woody horse
and we will pranCe today.
We're festive American
wolves for the time being
and this is. our day to howl.
WOW-W-W-W-W-Wl
When the heat of patriot
ism makes you thirsty, drop
into the CRITERION and in
its grateful shade, toast, in
the purest and best liquors
in town, the immortal events
and the immortal souls who
brought them to pass, in the
year of liberty and grace,
i776.
c. j. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Found, bunch of keys. Call at A6-
vertiser Office.
The Stockyards now have automo-
biles for hire by the day or hour.
Lutted,s Hawaiian poi IN pound
for sale by all druggists and grocers. Z
The Metropolitan Meat Co. will close
their shops at O'Clock this morning.
The Pacific Hotel on Union street
will give a special 4th of July dinner
today.
Whitney & Marsh's lace and embroid-
cry sale viii continue today and to-
morrow only. =
Kwong Yuen Hing Co.. Sc and IS
North King street, sell liquors whole
sale and retail.
Pure-bred coach pups are offered for
sale. They make good watch dogs.
\ Phone Main 216
! 81. w. Green has a cottage for rent
~ 1112 Keeaumoku, or inquire at 133
MERCHANT street.
There is a fine opportunity to get a
nice cottage at Waikiki Beach. See
classified advertisements.
]. F. Morgan viii sell next Friday at
10 a. m. dry goods. mems hats, boots
and shoes, underwear. etc.
To live, you want the best bread. Get
the Globe Bakery bread. Try our
famous bread. 1891 Fort street
Airy rooms, with board, at Waikiki
sea bathing and boating; always cool.
Mrs Macdonald, Phone Red Isl.
Fisher, AbIes Co. will hold their
usual Wednesday sale at 10 az NJ
household furniture and notions
Korea passengers today can have
their baggage checked. at residence by
the Union Express Co, baggage agents
P. NJ. s. S. Co., Tel. Sc.
The advantages of electricity in the
nome are so manifold that beside them
the question of cost fades into ins;g-
nificance. Hawaiian Electric Co.
w. L. Howard has for sale, on easy
terms, modern cottage. with hot and
cold water, electric lights, ETC., on Kinau
Street. Also for lease % acres at Wa
hiawa.
Wiider's Steamship Co give notice that
the stock transfer book of said company
VIII be closed from July 3rd to July
3lst. and also that shares of stock of
said company now issued and outstand-
ing are hereby required to be presented
TO the treasurer of the company, for
, surrender and cancellation on August
LIST. 1906.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-04

Judge De Bolt allowed Helen K
"aiahau Bailey IS week temporary
aiiihoily and counsel fee of $50 in
her Divorce case.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

or dining room VIII seat ten in toler-
2is ao,e comfort Foe. OF course, Eiy mother
VIII grace the head OF the festive board,
ana I'm your eebsence-shall be her
N.s-a-Ils- 4ou were a girl yourself a
Ltt4e while ago. and know what girls
Ike TO eat and drink
In glancing over the menu drawn
up by the affectionate sister who
recollects so well her own girl-life
as to divine the wants and taste of
those for whom she caters, 1 am
struck by the fact that the feminine
collegian does not affect the food
that best pleases her college broth
er. She likes 'frills." as symbolized
by entrees and sweets. / anticipate
that certain of the guests viii try
these same "frills," and give the
preference TO "5weeties" above
strong meats.
Roses, and no other flowers, are
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
t h e NJ a king of
S o a p

sired. STIR IN about one ounce or cara
way oil before placing IN the tub 70
harden
Soft Soap From Concentrated Lys-
To make soft soap from concentrated
I've, dissolve one pound IN two gallons or
soft water. and when Il bolls add tallov
or clear grsase-four pounds Let y
boil until II becomes clear then add
well and set IL by 10 cool When need
ed add 10 cup or II as much cold
water as IS required 10 make u thick
and ropy-
Soft Soap for Removing Grease
From Floors and Shelves
Bar soap. one pound; sal soda. ons
Cut the soap into small pieces; put
them into a stone jar on the hack of
the stove OF range when not very hot,
water. Stir once IN a while. and after
some hours. when thoroughly dissolved.
put IL away 10 cool IL forms a sort
OF ieIry. and is excellent 70 remove
grease on woodwork OF for washing
Hard Soap With Soda, Lime and
Grease
Rof1 together one and one-half gallons
of soft water. sal soda three pounds,
one pound OF unslaked lire Boil thor
oughly 70 dissolve soda and lirne- Settle
well: then pour on the clear liqlid- PUT
over the FIRE again. with three pounds
OF clean grease. and bStl 10 proper con-
sisrency- Perfume. IL desired. with 60
ounce or gerenium or caraway oil
Fine for washing blankets. whfto
goods, etc EAfEHLE-Ne&
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

we could get a more even climate all
would be better. / am also deaf When
doctoriHg as a young woman the doctor
laid IL TO scarlet fever; bat as one spe-
cialist said a short time ago.. as she
couldn't put the blame on scarlet fever
in my children's case, we must fall back
upon catarrh My children do not have
discharge from their ears as | had Tor
years / was finally cured. not BY doc.
tors. but by an .'oic womans remedy
that my grandmother read of in a house
hold paper We will gladly tell any one
OF It Il asked. although IL cant be oo-
tanned until summer. Now II any mother
or reader OF this page knows OF any
thing that wifi help my children. VIII
she please send IL 70 a
WORRIED MOTHER (Massachusetts)-
KERNELS WAS THE OLD-FASH-
toned name for enlarged glands With
out presuming 10 prescribe for your
children. / may comfort you somewhat
by telling you that at least one-half
OF the little ones who are left deaf BY
the measles outgrow the affection
have seen this IN my own family and IN
the children Of my friends Build up
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

. HE germ OF to-day's paper
Is extracted from the letter
of q young girl 70 her mar
RED sister, telling Of her
purpose Of giving a luncheon TO the
girls Of her class before they sep
arate 70 their respective homes.
They have been prepared for col
lege IN select school, in which the
letter writer Is a day scholar. There
are eight IN the class.
Mamma. like the angel she Is. offers
Us this farewell function" says our
girl. Now, won't you join the angelic
ranks and sketch q menu suitable for
and credftable TO the dwelers IN an
e.ght-room fat. with e competent maid
of-nost work. subject 70 the orders OF
z neTer-strong chef In the shape Of
mamma and an slways-strong subor-
6inate, who is yet UP 70 her ears in her
final exams luckily. flowers are
plentiful and cheap. and fresh vege-
tables are in II is also fortunate that
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

notwithstan anding its length Better a
good deal CT one good thing than many
snatches Of Indifferent things
Hard Soap With Concentrated Lye.
Take two boxes 1.-TWO poundsl OF con-
celrrated lyes soft water. hve gallons:
grease, nine pounds; also one-half pound
of borax-
Dissolve the lye in the water and BON.
stirring we'll Then add grease and
borax, and boil about two hours. or until
the grease IS taken up and II becomes
soapy. II the grease is salty. stir IN
only one-half tumbler OF SALT II not
salty, a full tumbler of salt dissolved
In oae-half gallon OF warm water Con-
Soak tub in cold water. put IN the
soap and let it stand until cold Cut
into cakes and put IN a dry. cool place
to dry or cure" II perfume is de-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

sherry into a double boiler and cook,
stirring. until thick Now add pint o,
lobster meat seasoned with salt and
cayenne. and stir until smoking nol'
then serve.
Mince of Sweetbreads in Tomato Cups
BIanch the sweetbreads by cooking In
6oilfEg water for fifteen minutes, then
throwing into ice-cold water ana ieay-
Ing there until cool. Cut them into
email dice. cover with the liquor III
which they were cooked and simmer for
FIVE minutes, seasoning well. Stir in a
tablespoonful of butter rubbed up with
one of -four. and bring 10 a boil
Have ready prepared for the cups as
many fresh tomatoes there are
eaters Remove the skins by scalding.
and when Geld and firm dig out the
centres, leaving the walls whole Set
each in a napPie. or pate pan with
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

salt. Have ready a cupfuI Of rich mix
in saucepan, stir into IL q heaping
tablespoonful OF butter rolled in Ber-
muda arrow-root. and boil two minutes.
stirring steadily. Pour this into the
tureen. and upon this the clam soup
Lay a teaSpoonfui OF whipped cream
upon each portion of the broth
Grape Fruit.
Cut the fruit in half, crosswise. and
with a sharp knife remove all the Bit
ter white membrane that divides the
lobes. Fill the space thus left with as
much granuiated sugar as the fruit will
hold, with three maraschino cherries in
the centre. Set on the ice until very
Lobster la Newburg.
Stir a pinch OF baking soda into
pInt of cream: put this. the beaten yolks
of three eggs and wineglassful OF
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Hare eyeU BIT Of chz1z .17d :
9zA1 2o0eLoYe6

and IN enptied banana skins. spit down
one side, with IT, The bananas should
have canoe effect Lay upon crisp lat
tuce.
Rice Croquettss-
Beat an egg light and stir II into :
cupful OF boiled rice add a teaspocn1A
each OF sugar and melted butter. salt 70
taste, add enough cream 70 form tns
mixture into croQuettes OF the right
consistency Dip each croquerre nt2
set an for two hours IN a cold place
before frying IN boiling rat 10 goioen
brown
Asparagus Tips
Boi, asraragus tips tender IN safted
water and drain Have ready on tns
stove a white sauce made oy COOKING
together a tablespoonful OF butter anu
one OF -four. and adding 70 them a cup
ana a half OF milk stir into this sauce
the asparasis tips. ann pepper and salr
70 taste Serve upon buttered tcast-
Cream Cheese and 3ar-le-Duc Frozen
Together
wcrx two Decent Philadelphia cream
cheeses with cream to very soft paste.
and 1ningie with them Two lars OF red
OF cream Stiff. oeat II lightly into the
cream cheese and preserve mixture. and
pack all into a freezer Freeze wirhouE
stirring. Turn out on a har dish and
serve light cakes with IL
This dish is so rich that only g
small portion of it need be served to
each guest.
Orr next taIk 10iIl be Hpon
II Family Picnic"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

lam clad to add my mite to the sum
Of general knowledge. think we should
all belong to the pass-it-on society
IF YOU WILL SEND ME-
stamped and self-addressed enve,ops 1t
will give me pleasure to tell you the
name Of my favorite ware To mention
1t here would SAVIOR too much of free
advertising to be allowed by the powers
Let US hear from you again, and soon
IN RESPONSE to repeated and anx-
ious requests for a trustworthy
recipe for making soap. soft and
hard. By the help of concentrated lye,
q correspondent contributes a paper so
clear and comprehensive that | give
It hare with profound satisfaction.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

TO be used In dec 49,
Grating. All of the ~
china which is not
pink viii be white.
The candelabra are
to have pink shades; the girls are to
dress In white, with pink ribbons: a
corsage bouquet of half-blown rose
and two buds is to be at each place.
Would l were there to see-if not
70 eat.
Here are practical suggestions
for making the various dishes
which have a place on the menu:
Clam Broth With Whipped Cream.
Two dozen CLAIMS should yield scant
quart OF liquor. Strain il all from them
and heat the juice to a boil; skim of
the scum and drop in the clans. Cook
fifteen minutes and strain again, now
through coarse muslin. back into the
saucepan. and season with pepper and
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

the general health by nourishing food;
make them almost live In the omen air,
sleep eight or ten hours every night and
take moderate exercise. The cansphor-
ated oil you are using Is an excellent
thizing correspondents viii rally TO your
help as soon as your story meets their
eyes.
Meanwhile. recoilect that the recuper-
alive powers OF the young are we'll
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Fried Chicken in
Virginia Style

TO prepare the rat, II - c-Isr = h,Ir
OF bacon. sliced thin. Mnen - ei.spi a5S ~
not bsTnsd strain ss1 9 5as the l1s baeon Saa hot not
,rbsIa - ,,os, ~ the chicken prepared
vitb 80 and cracker dusp in the fat
turning twice Should there not oe Iar
W6e5 do,e ne, arrange uron a hot dish
and rarnfsh with The bacon
Fruit Salad Served in banana Skins
Pare four juicy. sweet oranges. peel
OF every BIT OF the white inner SKIN
from the fruit II ineloses. pun the tooes
apart and cur each into four pieces
Scald cupfui OF English walnut ker-
neis. strip away the bitter skin. and let
the Kernels set dry and cold Mix with
the bits OF orange- set en- the Ice for an
how work into il a good mayolnaiSe
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

SCulluallo-
NNAY the following suggestions help
N some one else as they helped
For violent. attack Of coughing.
tablespoonful Of pure olive oil. with
few drops of lemon or vinegar.
For washing fine fianneis-An old
French woman, who made her liking
by doing fine washing. gave these direc-
tfons: Use scalding water for rinsing.
and as hot as the hands can endure for
washing. From my own experience. let
me add that fianneis washed and rinsed
so are soft as new until worn out
A KINGS DAUGHTER (Pittsburg. Pa }.
HAVE been reading your page and
am much interested In your article
: on Kitchen Plenishing" You do
not say what kind OF ware you use. VIII
you kindly inform me through your coll
urnns?
1t may interest some OF your readers
to know that in making corn mush the
addition Of from one-third to one-half
graham -four Is q great Improvement, es-
pecially at this season OF the year. We
use It at ali seasons from October to
May.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

straight sides: I'll with
the sweetbread mix
ture, pour the gravy
around the tomatoes.
sift fine crumbs on the
top and set in a good
ov en- for about ten
minutes TO cook the
tomatoes aEd brown
the crumbs
Fried Chicken in
Virginia Style
Joint a tender chick
en- as for fricassee-
Dip each piece in
beaten egg. then roll
in salted cracker dust
until thorough coat
ed. Set aside for an
hour before lying III
fat 10 a golden brown
Pc sure 10 fry long
enough for the thickesr
pieces OF chicken 10 be
Cooked all I h e way
through
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

NJ E NU
Grape
Clam broth n whipped cream.
Lobster a NewburE.
Minced sveetbreads cups.
Fried chicken Virginia style.
Asparagus tips. Rice croquettes.
Fruit salad served In banana skins.
Hot waters Camembert cheese.
Cream cheese and bar-Ie-duc frozen a mould.
Fancy cakes.
BonbOns various sorts.
Olives. Salted nuts. Coffee. Nuts. Fruit.
Creme de menthe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
biada jedno 2 pism hskaty-
Lstycznych.

GLIWICE. Sprytnie sic
bronii pewien 6lusa1lz 20 Zab-
RIA pred sadem zabrsklm.
Na}ozy}a ma niego pollcya
kare we wysokosci tr ~
marek "a chodzenle pc leslie
W SoSnicy. Skazany trzech
marek ME zap}aci}, odwo{u-
JAG sic do sadu. W sadlzlie
zas t~}6maczyl sic, re ma ia
bliczkach, jake poumiesz-
czano PREY drogach W leslie,
stoi tylko napisane, re dro~
gami temi chodzic ME wolno.
On tez wcale pc drogach W
leslie ME chodzi}, ale tylko
po leslie. Sad uZna} slusznosc
tych ~wywod6w i uwolni} go.
cd why i kary policyjnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
ZE S

PSZCZYNA. Szko}y dzl-
siejsze poiityczne tax kszta1-
ca dzieci W jezyku kuHur-
nym, re te ch}opcy opusciw-
sly szko}y, gdy staja sic do
roslymi, jezyk ten ma}o INA
ia. w powiatach pszczyhskim,
lublinieckim, rybnickiem ma
G6rnym Slasku ma stu SOL
tys6w zaledwie piecdzieslat
umie po niemiecku i .
zgrozo! Ma posiedzenlach
gmin obrady tocza sic pc
polsku! Wprawdzie sprawy
! gmin mic ma tenn ME traca-
ale kt6z widzial i s}ysza} ably
!, ma ziemi ,,odwiecznie ME
mieckiej" obey vnalecia}y'
! jezyk mia1 panowac tai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Y POXNANSkIEGO.

A, Pan An
drzej Frankowski sprzeda}
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