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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

The people of Strawberry Point
and vicinity listened to three great
speeches from three great men last
week. On Thursday afternoon about
1000 people heard W. j. Bryan for
about two hours. and fully half that
number listened to the speeches de-
livered Friday, by Governors Cum
minis and La Toilette. When the re-
publican governors Of two states,
like Iowa and Wisconsin, feel called
upon to attack republican policies
and practices as fiercely as did these
two governors, it is time for all re.
publicans to do a little thinking be
fore they do any more voting.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

Among the other passengers arriv-
ing ut New York Oh the Oceanic was
Chief Justice Fuller Of the United
State supreme court.
The national Afro American council
has begun its annual convention at
Eetroit. with many of the most prom
inent negroes in the country present.
Major General Wood and Mrs. Wood
have sailed for Liverpool. intending to
proceed thence TO the Philippines.
The big steel freighter Il. l.. Rob-
bins WAS sunk in Lake Erie two miles
below Bots Blanc island in twenty.
two feet of water in collision with u
drcdge scow.
After being dismantled for nearly
two years, the Venezuelan gunboat
Restaurador is being hurricdly recon.
structed Mt Cramps shipyards.
About 1.50O window glass workers,
members of the Amalgamated Window
Glass Workers of America. will start
to work Saturday for nineteen manu-
facturerS.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Friday, Sept. 1.


A gold medal a pipe and five pounds
of tobacco constituted the kaisers gift
to Franz Grunwald an inveterate
smoker who celebrated his 10th birth
day ut Burg, Prussia, recently.
The ancient crater in the island of
Stromboli is in full eruption and is
c;ecting a heavy mass of lava.
II the Chicago Board of Trade car
ries out its determination to trade in
puts and calls the police will raid the
board.
Charles Canopi, s years old, died of
ccrebro spinal meningitis after remain
ing i'll Il state of coma for 145 days ut
New York.
The losses of Ernest Cronfer in SUI
gar stock speculation. which caused
the Partisan manufacturer to commit
suicide, are said to involve $2OOOO,-
600.
Kermit Roosevelt won his fathers
reputation as a hunter by returning to
Deadwood, S. D., with the carcass of
young brown bear.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Rensselaer D.
Hubbard, a member Of the Chicago
Board of Trade, the Milwaukee Cham.
Der OF Commerce, and Il prominent
grain dealer of Mankato. Mimi, died
suddenly in a hotel at 371 Wabash
avenue. He was IS years old. Mrs
Nellie White, proprietress of the hotel
was taken to the police station and
will be held pending an investigation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
STORIES OF DEATH AND DAMAGE
Ship Sunk in Port : Five Peasons
Drowned-Gotham Flooded.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE steel
steamer North Wind, Captain Thomas
Stevenson. of t::r Mutual Transit COM
lany, Just as she was entering the Du-
lrth ship canal and was only few
hundred feet from safety, was lifted
by Il huge wave and thrown violently
against the south pier of the canal
end Il hole stove in her port bow, which
caused her to sink i'll twenty-five feet
OF water.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Interparliamentary Congress

Brussels, Aug, 29.-The opening of
the fnterparliamentary congress in the
national palace here was the occasion
for notable demonstration in behalf
of President Roosevelt and the success
of the peace conference at Portsmouth.
The session was held In the senate
chamber Of the palace. Large delega-
tons representing practically all the
lending parliaments were present The
welcoming address delivered by Min.
lister of State Reernaert aroused n
storm of applause.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Steamer Sevoaia Runs Ashore OH
York Island and Breaks
in Half.
HALF THOSE ON BOARD SAVED
Six in One Boat Have Not Yet Beef
Heard From.
Five Others Left Aboard of the Ship
Cannot Be Found by Rescuers--
Other Stories of Disaster.


Ashland, Wis. Sept. 4.-Slx men
who left the wreck of the steamer Sc.
vonia in small boat are believed to
have been lost i'll the furious gale that
has been prevailing on Lake Superior
Another boat containing eleven per.
sons, including four women passengers
reached shore after battling with tho
heavy seas all Friday night, during
which time all suffered terribly from
the cold and exposure. Five members
the crew. including the captain. two
of the crew, including the captain
two, mates and two wa,chmen, arc
still on the wreck, and it is feared
they may succumb before assistance
reaches them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
AERoNAuTs HORRIBLE DEATH
Blown to Pieces by Dynamite When
He Was 1000 Feet Up in the
ATMOSPHERE,

atmosphere.
Greenville, o., Sept. 1.-Aeronaut
Baldwin, Of Losantville, Ind, was
blown to shreds with his balloon at a
height of 1000 feet. He was giving
an exhibition Of the use of dynamite
from balloon for war purposes, and
had six sticks of the explosive with
him.
When he was 1000 feet in the air,
in full sight Of thousands of people at
tending the county fair, by some acct
dent the dynamite exploded, and the
balloon and man We're literally torn to
fragments. Raldwin's wife was wit.
ness of the horrible scene.
Searchels at once began looking
for fragments of the wrecked airship
A half mile away they found pieces OF
silk cloth from which the balloon was
made, and splinters of the framework,
OH which the aeronaut had beer
perched. Scattered about n twenty
acre field We're found fragments Of
Baldwin's body.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

Pekin, Aug. 31.-Niss Alice Roose-
welt and thirty Philippine excursion
isst, with party from Manila, incud-
Ing General Corbn and wife and Ad.
miral Train, ill arrive here about Sept.
IL, bringing Il new legation guard The
dowager empress is preparing Il palace
for Miss Roosevelt's reception and
will invite her to stop there rs her
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Sultan Defies France

Tangier, Aug. 31.-I'he sultan has
replied by letter to the French min
lister, st. Rene 'raillander, that he CON
tinues to regard the recently arrested
Frencll-Algerian merchant Bo,,Zi;ln as
Il Moroccan subject and will refuse to
comply with the demand of the French
government for his liberation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 1905.

Five local meat dealers at Madison,
Wis. pleaded guilty last week to
sellingadulterated meats. One man
pleaded guilty to selling a hamburg
er steak preserved in sulpllites,
while four others were fined for sell
sng bologna preserved in borax and
colored with coal tar dye.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Atlanta's Mayor Is Ccucured,

Atlanta. GA, Sept. 2.-In executive
session tile city council adopted sting
ing resolutions condemning Mayor
James G. Woodward for his conduct
ut the recent meeting of the League
of American municipalities mt Toledo.
The resolutions were passed by vote
of 10 affirmative to 2 against.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Russell B. HARRISON I,esigns.

Lafayette, Ind, Sept. 1.-Coloncl
Russell b. Harrison, of indianapolis,
woh is here attending the annual re-
union of the One Hundred and Six.
teenth regiment Indiana infantry, mas
resigned as adiutant general of the
United Order of Spanish War Neter-
ans. Captain William p. English,
commander-in-chief, received his resig-
nation Il few days ago and will an,
nounce the appointment of his success
scr at the national encampment to be
held next week at Milwaukee.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
OBSERVATION OF AN ECLIPSE
Astronomers Get Good Views II
France. Spain, Algeria and
Newfoundland.

Paris. Aug. 3f-The eclipse of the
sun was observed here under the most
favorable conditions. Dispatches from
Burgos. Spain, report that excellent re-
suits We're obtained by all the scien-
titic expeditions.
Guelma. Algeria, Aug. 31.-Thc
United Suites astronomical expedition
headed by Rear Admiral Chester. su.
rerintendent of the United States naval
observatory. succeeded in obtaining a
splendid photograph of the eclipse of
the sun.
st. Johns, Nd, Aug. 31.-An stations
along this coast report satisfactory OBJ
servation of the eclipse of the sun.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06


AIicanor Obarrio. prominent citizen
of Panama. has arrived mt New York
tc visit President Roosevelt on Il secret
mission.
James McN[enamin, the first chief of
the Kansas City fire department, is
lead, aged 7G years.
Bishop A. A. Walters, of New Jer-
rey, was elected president by the Afro
American council, i'll session in De-
trOit
Requisition papers were received by
Governor Pardee, of California;, from
Arkansas for Robert Chestney, who is
under detention in Fresno, charged
with murder.
y cable message received by the
navy department from Rear Admiral
Train, commanding the Asiatic station
Mt Manila. says the cruiser Rainbow,
which recently went aground has ar
rived at Manila.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

Efevel commissioners sent by the
German government to study indus
trial and agricultural conditions in the
United States have arrived at New
York.
The new Hamburg American line
steamer kaiserin Augustc Victoria has
been launched at Stethn. the German
empress breaking Il bottle of cham
payne OH her bow.
Major General Leonard Wood and,
Mrs. Wood will start TO-DAY Tor the
Philippine islands.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Goes Ashore on York Island.

The Sevonia, which was bound from
ore. ran ashore during the gale Friday
night on York island far out in Lake
Superior. Soon after striking the boat
broke in two, the after end sinking in
deep water. Two boats put off at once
from tile doomed craft, The first
which was in charge Of, the chief Ell
gineer, contained eleven persons. All
night the small boat battled with the
waves. When dawn broke land was in
sight, and after. several attempts i,
landing was made at Little Sand bay
and all of the party managed to reach
shore in IN exhausted condition.
Tug Sent TO the Wreck.
The shore mt this point is practically
uninllabited, and it was necessary Ia
walk two miles to the nearest farm
house. Here all We're cared for while
messengers We're dispatched through
the forest to Bayfield,. :Ehe tug Harrow
was at once sent out In command of
Captain Anderson, with IL party of
NoiuhiSei llle sitNtIS Oll DOdfu, lOf Tile
scene of the wreck to rescue, il posi-
BILE, those still on the craft. No word
has yet been received from the other
boat which put off from the wreck,
and it Is believed to have foundercd.
Looks Like Eleven Men Lost.
Ashland, Wis. Sept. 4.-'rhere is now
every indication that eleven lives were
lost as result of the wreck of the Sc.
vonia. The tug Harrow which went OUT
from Bayfield, with rescuing party,
has returned. She reports that nothing
was seen Of the men left on the boat.
1t is believed that Captain Il. S. Me.
donald, of Northeast, Pa; First Mate
Louis Darwin, of Medina, o.; the sec.
pnd mate and two Waterman have been
lost, as were the men Oh the second
boat that left the Sevonia when she
sank. They We're fireman, name I'M
known, shipped at Cleveland: Van
Week, Erie, Pa; oiler, name unknown,
shipped ut Cleveland; deck hand, name
unknown. of Northeast, Pa, and two
others unknown.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

the position that it is one of the
duties of government to keep people
out Of temptation, and that the
presence of a soldier-policeman is Of
great benefit to a degenerate when
he is tempted to commit some Of
Tense. There is a good deal of
sense in Diaz' views on that sub
ject. 1t is better and less expensive
to prevent disease, than to combat
its ravages after it becomes con-
tageous. And the same logic is
good when applied to crime. Then
again, it is far better to have the
soldiers of the Republic doing po-
lice duty than loafing around some
army post.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

New York, Sept "A rain ami
Wind storm of u:lstal severity swept
over New Work and wlot.g!t much
damage in the way of flooded cellars
delayed traffic and the crumbing of
The walls of IL number of buildings un.
led construction
Duluth. Mimi, Sept. 4.--The higl
seas continuing did great damage ia
the crib work at the Superior entry
near Wisconsin Point. Three pieces
80 feet wide. 30 feet deep and 100 feet
long have been washed high OH tue
leach.
st. Paul. Sept. by the overrnr,r-
ing of a canoe William j. Schirfnan m,
II years old, son of DIR. w. w. Schiff-
man. and nephew of DR., Rudolph
Schiffman, prominent citizens of st.
Paul. was drowned in White Bear
lake. Everett Brown, q companion.
was rescued alive bur IN Il serious con-
Gition. \ strange fact is that young
Schiffman's mether had been told scy,
eral years aga that her son would be
drowned i'll September, 1905.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
Monday. Sent. 4.

The New York National Guard team
won the national team rifle match at
Sea Grit. n. j., with total score Of
1923 out o. Il possible G,OOO
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
RELIGION IN MEx1co.

In Mexico all religions are equal
before the law, the same as in the
United States, but the great majority
of the people are Catholics. The
Mexican venerates even the walls Of
his cathedral or church; he does
not passin front of them without
removing his hat, yet the church in
Mexico is subject to statutory regu-
lations unknown in this country.
No church in Mexico can own any
land or building not actually used
for church purposes, and in many
other respects the church is re-
, quired by statute to strictly observe
the scriptual injunction, to "Ren-
der to Cesar the things that arc
Cesar's, and to God the things
| that are Gods
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06
MEyIco's soLDIER-poLIcE.

The Republic of Mexico is flooded
with police. Not policemen with
sticks in their hands like the police
men in American cities, but SOL
diers armed with guns, bayonets,
reyolvers and swords. Diaz takes
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH LINES.
The Mexican Government owns
and operates system Of telegraph
wires, which reach all parts Of the
country; but private companies are
also permitted to construct and use
telegraph lines.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
wal1 1iasnym magaz:y u
trumien. Grabiarza aresztoWa.
Ciekawa ~statystyke

o wieku rodzic6w, kt6rzy "
roku 1904 zostali uszcze6li-
wieni %potomkiem, podaja IL
sty stanu cywilnego. Ot6z "
roku tym " Berlinie by}o 6
ojc6w 10 letnich, | ojciec 10
letni. Natomiast ,radosny
wypadek" spotkal " roku
tym ludzi, kt6rzy przebyli
JUL t. wv. wick mez6. 1855
ojc6W. mialo juz dawno poza
SODA s. lat zycia, l. nawet
mia} JUL lat rs. Pomiedzy
matkami legalnie urodzonych
dzieci r, 1903 przekroczy}o:
81 juz dawno rok 49,. Dwie
juz nawet 81. W pre-
ciwie6stwie zn6w do mich
stoja kobiety, kt6re zosta}y
matkami, zanim jeszcze same
10 matek mia}o do
nero lat 10, 1 dopiero Is lat.
z ~niezameznych kobiet sko6-
6 najm4odszyc matek
lat II!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
Ohydna kradziez.

Pisma niemieckie donosza
Q kradziezy, kt6ra popelnial
grabarz ma cmentarzu prote.
stanckim W Melderjch, a
vice W kraju ,,bojazni bozej
i dobrych obyczaj6w. Cd
dluzszego czasu wykop,,ywal
drogie trumny a W ich miej-
see stawia} TAME, a nawet
bezwarto6ciowe pudla. Gdy
kradziez wyszla ma jaw, wyka-
za}o sic, 70 " niekt6rych gro.
bach ME by}o ami trumny, a.
nj zwlok, chociaz pozostali
starannie groby pielegnowa-
i. P~rzeprowadzone 6ci6le
ale. 6lleevdztwo wykazalo, 20, grabarz
trumny skradzione sprxeda-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
Babski hunt.

,,Odeskija Nowosti" dono'
sza, ze W powiecie izmai}owa'
wybuch}y rozruchy, nazwa'
ne ,,babskim buntem" z po'
wodu niewydania zonom re-
%zerwist6w. przyznsnej i'm "a
pomogi. Rozruchy przybra}y
take :%rozmiary, re ola uspo-
kojenia ludno6ci wyjecha} ma
j iejsce wicegubernator Biloxi
kt6ry, ME czekaiac ma rozpo-
.rzadzenie ministerstwa, po-
leci} natychmiast wyp}a-
cic rodzinom powo}anych
pod bro6 rezerwist6w pol
toramiesieczna zapomoge
W og6lnej sumie 10000 rubli
z pozyczki, kt6ra otrzyma}
powiat z t.. wv. cesarskiego
kapita}u. Pc uspokojeniu roz-
wicegubernator pre-
s}a} sprawozdanie ministrowi
wraz 4 opinia komitet6w
ziemstw, kt6re stanowczo ia
daja dalszych zapom6g mie-
siecznych ola %powiat6w ka::
gulskiego i i~zmai}owskiego W
sumie $1,000 rubli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
Praktyczny lekarz.

Znany 20 swoich dowcip-
nych kawa16w dr.. Muenz
pewnego razu %otrzymuje z
Wiednia przesy}ke cd pew
nego handlarza win. Zdzi-
wiony otwiera paczke i widzi
re zawiera ona pief flaszek
,,Tokayera", kt6rego on wca--
le nigdy ME zamawia}, oraz
rachunek do ,~,}askawego wy
r6wnania" ma 80 koron, z u
waga, ze vino, choc ME "a
m6wione, jest jednak bardzo
dobre. Dokt6r Muenz ME
tract humoru. Siada do blur
ka i pisze do pomys}owego
kupca nastepujacy list:
kaskawy panic!
DIS o%trzyma}em cd pana
piec butelek wilma tokajskie-
go, kt6rego wcale ME "a
%mawia}em, "a co sic panu
nalezy 30 koron. Ola wyr6w-
mania vice rachunku, posy-
lam panu piec RECEIPT pc 6
koron, co czyni razem 80 ko-
ron, Recepty to SO wpraw-
die ME zam6wione, ale takze
bardzo dobre.
z powazaniem DR.. Muenz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
Straszny wyrok.

Pred sadem wojskowym
W Desawie stawali W tych
dniach gefreiter Guenther j
muszkieter Aoigt, oskarzeni
0 to, ze dnia % sierpnia pod.
czas zabawy W pewnym 10.
kalu W. :Ziebigh, gdy mocno
pijany podoficer Heine "a
cza} wywijac naok6} szabla j
popchna} ~dziewczeta iowa
rzyszace obu zo}nierzom, o.
statni rzucili sic ma Heine-
60 i wydarli mu bro6 z reki
przyczem podoficer upadi ma
ziemie.
Ot6z prokurator wni6s} ola
Guenthera O 5 lat i 8 miesia-
CO cuchthauzui ola obu oskar-
zonych o wydalenie z VOL
ska, ola sprawcy za6 zaj6cia
podoficera Heinego - osze6c
miesiecy wiezienia. Obro6-
cy podniesli z naciskiem, ze
przeciez zo}nierze dzia}ali W
obronie w}asnej: ma to odpo-
wiedzia} prokurator, re W
stosunku wojskowym ME mo-
re bye mowy o obronie VIA
snej podw}adnego wobec pre-
}ozonego; jedyna droga ola
snniego jest zazalenie: Odpo:
1wiedz ia z%niewoli}a obro6ce
do zapytania, czy zatem pod
w}adny ma obowiazek poz-
wolfe sic spokojnie zarznac,
60 prokurator spokojnie po-
twierdzi}. Sad skaza} obu o.
skarzonych ma 5 lat i 1 dzie6
cuchthauzu kazdego i ma wy
dalenie z wojska. Podoficer
Heine skazany zosta} tylko
ma 3 miesiace wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05

8 CIEKAWE RZECZY. 9
O00QpooQoQo0p Observation-Disclosures

dziany jegomo66 i zapisaw.
sly sic W ksiedze hotelowej
jake Don Pedro garcia Anto.
MO Jose Carlos di Villanova
y Nancanares y Bedogo y Pi.
co, margrabia de Vistryola,
jeneral artyleryi, grand hisz-
pa6ski it'd, o6wiadczyl gospo-
darzowi hotelu pod sekretem
re jest tajnym pos}em :kr6la
Hiszpanii, wys}anym, ably
wynajac ola swiftly kr6lew-
skiej hotele W Lugdunie i
Paryzu, poniewaz kr6l. zamie-:
RIA odbyc podr6z do Fran
cyl. Gospodarz uwierzy} i Of
worzy} go6ciowi kredyt nieo-:
graniczony.R zekomy pose}ko-
rzysta} z niego obficie zajmo-
wal W hotelu najpiekniejszy
numer, trzyma} do swojego
rozporzadzenia diva powe v,
spija} najdrozsze wilma, wy
prawia1 uczty ola pa6 i pa
now, kt6rzy odwiedzali go
czesto, wreszcie wyiecha},
z~ap}aciwszy gospodarzowi
czekiem ma sumo wyzsza da-
leko cd tel, jaka sic hotelo-
wi naleza1a, skutkiem czego
gospodarz wyda} mu jeszcze
kilkadziesiat frank6w reszty.
Rozczarowa} sic jednak szyb-
ko, GEEK bowiem, przedsta.
wiony nastepnego dnia W
banku, okaza}: sic podrobio-.
Policya francuska po-'
obecnie rzekomego
W Paryzu, dokad mial
sic udac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
Papiez o~redoWnikjem ma
szej spraWy W POZna6s-
klein.

Jak wiadomo JUL z telegra-
NOW, przyja} pred kilkoma
!dniami Plus x ma pos}ucha-
niu ksiecia Alberta pruskie-
60. Todczas rozmowy z ksie-
ciem ~przemawia} Papiez -
wed}ug i%nformacyi paryskie-
go ,,Temps'u" - "a spe}nie.
MEM zycze6 Polak6w W Pru'
siech, by dzieciom ich religie
wyk}adano W szko}ach pc
polsku, Redakcya wspom'
nianego dziennika paryskie'
go %zapewnia, il vie cd os6t
z najblizszego otoczenia Pa
pieza, 10 ks. Albert zlozy'
Ojcu sw. W imieniu cesarzs
formalne przyrzeczenie cot.
Nicola rozporzadze6 zakazu.
jacych nauki religii W jezyku
polskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
Mundur Napoleona /.

W paryskiej sail licytacyjnej
PREY ulicy Drouot odby}a sic
W tych dniach sprzedaz RE-
czy w~ojskowych z czas6w
~pierwszego i drugiego cesar
silva oraz republiki. lNajwy&c-
sza Gene ,osiegna} garnitur
mundurowy z sukna szkar-
}atnego, : wy}ogaimi niebies-
kiemi, noszony przez Napo-
leona l., gdy by} jeszcze pier
wszym konsulem. Ia garni-
tur ten zap}aci} pewiena anna
tor 1000 fir. Ia kask u}ana
polskiego Z gwardyi cesar
skiej zap}acono 905 fir.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
T0tak.

Dokt6r (przy powt6rnej wi
zycie): A przeciez m6wi}em
zeby6cie polecili ionic napa-
rye rumianku. Czy6cie to
zrobili? - Me panic .dokto-
RE! - Dalej m6wi}em, zeby
iona ob}ozy}a reke wata, czy-
6cie to zrobili? Me, panic dok-
torze. - A czemu to nie7 -
Panic doktorze, ia ME nam
wcale zony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
N1em1ecka pie66 kO6cielna

N1em1ecka pie66 ko6cielna
W ko6oiele olsko-katolickim.
Pisa do ,,Gazety Toru6-
skiej," 20 W czwartek dnia s
grudnia odby} sic W Toru-
niu W ko6ciele Fanny Maryi
odpust. Msze 6w. celebrowal
x. Dembi6ski, kazanie wy
g}osi} x. Splitter. Ko6ci6} byl
przepe}niony wiernymi, pod
CTS mszy 6w. lud polski 6pie-
wal pie66. % Marya moja
rado6c". 20 sko6czonej mszy
w. za6piewano pie66 ME-
miecka ,,Grosser Got wiz To-
ben Dich." Us}yszawszy to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
Smutne skutki uStaWy O.
sadniCZej.

z Sodowa pisza do ,,G6r-
no6lazaka": Pan So. sprowa.
dill sic tn z powiatu strzelec-
kiego i zakupi} dosyc duly
HAWAI- roll, chcac za}ozyc no.
we gospodarstwo; do policy
o potwierdzenie rysunku
wni6s} JUL W maju RIB. Me
przeczuwajac mic z}ego, zwo-
iii tymczasem materya} do
budowy, czekajac dnia pc:
twierdzenia. Tymczasem lato
zesz}o i p. So. budowy ME
m6g} rozpocza6. Rome czyni}
kroki W tel sprawie, az wre-
szcie wezwany zostal teraz do
pana K, w}a6ciciel d6br, kt6-
ry piastuje urzad ,,amtowe-
go. Ten mu o6wiadczy}, ze
konsens gu ma budowe ME do
stanie ola tego, 10 - jest po-
lakiem i czyta polskie gaze
tv?! .... es