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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
HOW A LloNEsS "coES BAD"
errett. Drunk or Sober, Could Tel
When 1t Would Happen.


Drunk or sober, Sterrett knew things
about animals that all my years OF e1
perience and study never taught ME
1t wasn't that lie got on better witt
them Il in most, for his own lions hat
ed him. which is unusual. But he hat
some method o. interpreting thei" signs
that was beyond nee. When the Tigel
Princess was going to give up one OF
her old performers because he was get
ting sulky and peevish, Sterrett iookcc
over the troupe and said:
That one is all right, hut the one
over in the corner will bear watching.'
why, the maA talks like fool
said the Princess. THAT'S Zulka. She's
the best actor I've got
Sterrett laughed. Train an under
study" he advised. III give Zulks
three weeks to retire from the stage
She's going bad"
Zulka was a very beautiful youns
lioness; one Of the best trick beasts
I've ever known, and one Of the yer!
lew lDHI SeelIlSu ~ nave " SC'oih>
affection for tie trainer. As rule
the felines don't exhibit the softer emo
tions. They feel for man either indif
ference OF d;staste. But this liones:
used TO show signs of pleasure whe1
her mistress entered the cage, and I've
seen her put her muzzle up against tt'
bars 20 fawn Oil the queen.
Two weeks after Sterrett's advice
to which We paid Little heed tthat was
when l knew less about him than !!
subsequently iearned. l saw the lion
ess caressing the woman at the clos'
of the performance. AS The Iise1
Princess entered the cage the next day
there was a sDarl and 4 scream. anc
she was done. Zulka hal her. For
tunately some OF US were Eear. We
beat the annnals off-of course, soMt
of the other beasts had 10 pitch on
seeing .heir ryrant down-and got TIE
woman out with 10 worse injury thar
a brokea arm and a badly clawed back
-McClure'S.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
One Glass Too Much.

The Duke Of Orleans was the eldest son
OF King Louis Philippe. and the inheriter
of whatever rights his father could trans
nit. He was physically noble. His gener-
Gus qualities made him universally popular.
One morning he invited a. few of his com
rarioas to breakfast. as he was about to
depart from Paris to, join his regiment.
In the conviviality of the hour he drank
little too much wine. He was not in any
respect dissipated man. But in that joy
Gus hour he drank Just ore glass too much,
and slkhtly lost the balance OF his body
and mind. Bidding adieu to his compan-
IONS he entered the carriage, and presently
aliqhting at his destination leapt from 1t
and lost his balance. His head struck the
pavement. Senseless and bleeding ne was
carr;ed into a beer-house close by and died.
That extra glass OF wine over.hrew the Or
leans dynasty and sent the whole family
into exile
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
THE GREAT DESTROYER
SOME STARTLING FACTS ABOUT
THE VICE OF INTEMPERANCe.

Poem: A Refuge For tho Tempted-HoW
IT Became Questionable to Servo
Wine in Fashionable Society during
the Hayes Administration.
When temptations fierce assail,
And tremble on the brink;
When my will can not avail
'Gainst the craving for the drink
"Jesns, lover OF my soul,
Let me to Thy bosom ily;,
While the nearer waters roll;
While the tempest Still is high.
When the foes beset me gore,
And / can no longer stand
Gainst the drink shops open door
That I see on every hand
"Other refuge have / none,
Hangs my helpless soul on Ihee;
Leave. ah, leave me not alone, :,
Still support and comfort me-
When know that Thou art near
That Thou wilt not let me s:nE,
I shall have no cause to fear,
> Thou wilt break the chains OF drnk-
"All my trust on Thee % laid,
All my belp from Thee | bring,
Cover my deienceless head
With the shadow Of Thy wing;
National Advocate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
Irilline the AsyIunrs.

Dr.. E. II. Warren, Pure Food Comnnis-
sjoner Of Pennsylvania, in en interview re-
Gently said: Most OF the cheap whisky
sold in Pennsylvania, haye discovered by
analysis. is manufactured from wood AGO
Lol and red or India pepper, the latter ele.
men; me- giving the deadly dose the desired
:snan. Ninety-ive per cent. of the san!-
p!es 50 lar examined have shown the pres
ence of wood alcohol in poisoEo Gus Quantl-
ties along with the pepper No won
der" continhed the doctor, that our asy-
Inns are full
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
A Prehistoric TNMn.

4 prehiStori: town las been discovered
OH the Island OF Crete, in the Med!terra-
uean. It has been almost entire.y exca-
waited. The town is situated in the neigh.
boihood Of Ru.solakkos, and seems ~ be
OF the period OF Kamares. A large num-
Der of well-preserved streets, bathrooms,
rains ef buildings and good deal Of kera,;
statues Of men and women have been
found.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
Gods Peace.

See, then, how faithfully the LorI
leading thee to true peace, who surro
eth thee with so many crosses.
called "the peace of God which passed
understanding" that is. which is
known by feeling or perception or t
ing. Ali our thinking cannot attain
understand it; none but those who ol
will take up the cross laid on them-t
tried and troubled in all they feel
think and understand, afterward e9
ience this peace-Luther. -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
CTcat Relief.

AS the pedestrian passed tho desert
cd lot seven masked men spranG out
and began 10 pummcl him unmerci-
fully.
Help! Hep" shouted The pedcs-
tr;an. What are you trying to DO to
me"'
Rob youw :cto"tcl The leader OF the
wicked gang.
Thank heaven! Thought You we're
going to give ne college Initiation"
Chicago News.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
A Matter Of Deem Concern.

Perhaps il is already, hut if not it
to lie. a matter of deep concern
other Powers as to whether they {
ing used unconsciods..E as allies of
in holding eff the force whicn
breads almost Dc much as sic t!:eo
pan. Russian statesmen. some OF,
are almost frantic lest China shorl
in. What ii keeping China out OF it
mean the defeat of Japan, her owe
as an IAsiatic maritime power al
complete ascendancy and triumph q
sia, her predominance in China's ad
tration and the advent OF a new 81
the Pacific, Russia rules The wave 4
far can rhe other Powers cengrI
themseives?-Rer. William -Ashn o.'|
adelphip, F.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
Mnsical Watch Eetrays Thief.

A Bordeaux jeweier has added 10 the
gayety OF Parisiaras. IL: meta pretty
woman on the boulevard. later dine1 with
her, after which he missed his watch and
his companion. Tie watch had a r1ost
costly music-bo attachment. The jeweler
was in the act of complaining to a nolicee-
c,an in the street about the theft lie ad-
mitted he couldn't describe his companion
except in hazy way. when suddenly he
heard an air from La Traviata az 2 girl
passed There's my watch now! he
cried. The girl was arrested and the
watch was found in her posse asior.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
The Music of the Heart.

Piety is much abused wc7d. butt
there is true piety as distinguished
false piety is clearly shown by the
DR.. Euyler in the words that follow: /
True p:ety is the harmony of thd
with God. His will becomes the wi
His loving and obedient child, and 81
Christian finds his happiness in the 4!
of his own desires with what God bid
to do. This is the fountain of all gel
music OF the heart '...''
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
A Dangerous Poison.

A discussion has tsken place at the
Academic de Medicine, Paris, as to the
poisonous qualities Of absinthe. compound
ed as It is oi essence of worr,wood. COM
bined with that OF anlseed, peppermint
and other aromatics mixed with alcohol.
NJ. Laborde conclusive.y showed that the
essence of wormwood is. in, itself. y oar; dan,
p9Tsson ,5gO5s fgr fPsS or only Sss hs
to contend. therefore, with the polsonous
sifecta Of alcohol. but also with those OF
rho warnwool
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
~EkeGA !.
NDUKad1y
RTehkhH
RIunblc 6
The Home OF the Blest.

The Home OF the Blest.
Around about me is world,
A world ] cannot see; 4
Its boundaries are infinite, q
Its breadths encompass me.
The wonders of this blessed land
Where joys eternal dwell,
Are too exalted for the words
Of mortal man to tell.
Mansions that glisten intthe sun,
Which lights that country fair, :.
Are homes OF cur beloved ones
Who now are sheltered there.
No hate nor fear, nor anger theres
. No sel6shness, nor greed,
The only law they know is love;
Sufficient for their need.
The air SO pure is undefled
By erring mortals' breath:
An angel guards the city's gates 81
And mortals call him Death
I do not fear the sentinel, II
know my Lord is King.
On. grave, where is thy victory.
Oh, death, where is thy sting? 8,
Frank Beard, in the Ram $ Horn
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
Deaflly kbsinthe.

Statistics show steadily continuing IN
crease in Ghe consumption OF absnthe II
France. Between 1885 and 1892 there was
IN increase Of S. 900 hectoiiters. From 1S9S
only four years more were needed to add
another 5000 liters to the consumption.
A recent, experiment demonstrated tina!
sir drons Of essence of absnthe in three
ellis of water were as deadly to fish life
az six drops .6f. prrssie acid in the same
o,;ant;iy q water.-London Globe
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
The Right Kind of Prayer.

Do not pray for results. Pray for d
to achieve them; not for ease, but i'd
healthy spirit that rejo!ces in activity
energy that makes mountain climbil
exhi!ararion rather than :hat the pa
made smoo:h.-Rev. Jesse K. Brenna
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
lcohol and rhe Stomach.

Ine action Of alcohol on the stomach ls
physiological. and well understood; if IL
large dcSes. muscular routract!bility IS ar
rested. Aaccidity and di;ation result. Dr.
ges:ion is interfered with; the food is
passed on partially dIgested, and under
gees pu;relacti>c decomposition. Sensation
- bluntod and safety IL lost.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
Nine Buried in One Coffin.

The nine victims OF the recent Morris
Run (Pa) fire were buried after funeral
services had been held at the Polish
Church There was but one coffin, as
eight OF the bodies we're almost wholly
consumed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
WAY Of the Cross.

Go where thou wit. seek whatsovet
wilt, thnl shalt not find a higheri
above, NJ: safer way below than t)
oi the hoy cross.-Thomas a Kemp,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
A Poor Success.

There is 30 success in all this
which IS so to be dreaded as the
If getting away from Gods purpcs|
Robert Z. Spear. !
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13

A man bopelessly lost in the bush in
South Australia. after wandering about
for four days. came across the tele
graph lire between Adelaide and Port
Darwin. He had not the strength 10
90 further. but managed to break the
wire. He then made himself as COM
Portable as possible and waited. The
telegraph repairers were sent along
the line, and ;hey came to the wan.
derer in time 10 save his life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
Need Not Hope.

The man who is afraid or burning
wicl, need nos hope to brighten thei
Scottish Reformer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13
Some Famous Links.

General Games G. Wilson has an in
teresting pair Of sleeve buttons. Bene-
dict Arnold gave them TO General
Washington when the. former was in
good standing in the continental army.
After he fell from grace Washington
did rot care 10 keep them, so gave
them to General TarletOn. who, in turn,
gave them to an American loyalist,
who gave them to General Fitz Greene
Halleck, and by him they were given
TO General Wilson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13

The Austrian warship Kaiserin Eliz.
abet has left Pola for Australia on
VOYAGE of scientific research.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-13

A feature Of low street ;ifc i'll TOXIC
is the "kuisha." or m0Xa doctor, who
applies small pads made Of dried herbs
70 the Skin. then setting them allght,
the ensuing blisters being supposed to
be most effective as cure Tor various
ailments.
Baron Hancko says that the weil-to-
do japanese live about the same as
Americans. For breakfast they have
coffee from the Philippines. with con-
densed milk from Chicago, bread made
from Minneapolis flour, paper printed
Oh pulp from Wisconsin and cigarette
from Cairo.
When tic present Car was Care
witch he was attacked by fanatic in
Otsu, Japau. and two jinrikisha men
assisted in rescuiHg him from his as
sailant. They have received a pension
from Russia ever since. This year it
was forwarded to them as usual, mncD
to their surprise.
The most remarkable photographs or
lightning on record have been made bT
Hamburger named Waiter. and are
reproduced IN the Annalen der PhysiE.
They show that a fash lasting eight
ten thcusandths Of q second is preceded
by at least i've smaller flashes separat'
ed by four ten tllousandtbs Of a seq
oDd.
They have queer way Of holding
auctions in Japan. and these affairs
are entirely without noise. The auc-
tioneer puts up the object 10 be sold
and asks for bids on it. Each bidder
then writes his highest price Oh bit
Of paper and deposits it in box. The
box is opened and the object given to
the one who has offered tie most. for
it.
A man hopelessly lost in the bush in
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-20


u Osudnou slnrti sesel sc sveta
Bart. PeSek, 21 rokn starry tesky
mladik zamestnany dilnach Min
neapolis Tresbing Co., Hopkins
MINI. Nesfastnik yysel 81 jeste >
ntkolika soudruhy vecer po praci K
|iezeru Shady Oak Lake. kde, chteie
se yykoupati, skoGil do vody. Sotya
vsak odplaval asi 80 stop Cd bfehn,
zmizel nahle pod yodou, aniz BY g
znoyu objeyil. As 20 alluzl stale ns
|bfehu 3 videlo jak We potopil, anil
by iej mohli zachraniti Itonuls
poehazel ze Luke Lake. Minn.
Edward Cronin, % roxy stars
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-20
Z 'Zpravy ze St. Paul. <

tfdny yydai sc ma cestv ku syeniu
zotayeni d osydzerf po ceIorotni L.
morn4 prici, vratil Sc sfastne ma
zpat a die roznlaru, v iakem jsme
iei 20 pfiiezdu nasli, bylo videt, e
byl vyletem dplne satisfied -
ION ma .ve zeykg tax fikat.j
f4i frank Habiel. .Eso5in od9spol-
koyato voiska, zastaYil * vsnasi &C.
* 4 Sy 5;'i-; &, i;;;f i' Ss I'D @v @ start start ia iis
me. jsa ma ceste 3 tichomofskeho po-
bfezi K navsteyG syaho brafra u
rGlcnwood, Wis.
~ Kdo by ii pFal dvousedadIovy
kocar, neb jine druhy kotarn, po-
lvozd neb yoz1, nechtI se xasiavi v
elsie $50 W. nth 81. TT
Minuly tSden dostalo Sc tdz
nesern1r nuesfgf priieVHosrr yTde1T
: slyseti g. W. Lawsona, jcnz jak zna-
I mo, vypoyadM yalkn trustnm q mo-
I nerelams, jez '.syssaasv ns srlesi
sfoyani lidu fazyva. N feGi syd itie-
] ri iinSm prayil, W ststistilca doka-l
yssje % zr.sssa =, !: - ss.s.s
LID spotfeboval a vdfilr tQlsp ha bili-
onv zbokiD bylo pFcroilefaI n ff5rato il
nepopiratelno, vi ttsila M csrnnpha
let prospivaiicinlu tialWbytsla daln
M = IVA kazsls pid sosn1sii ! !, u sEn. 4.
ilremnS ten pEpbyteS ndle2e.is u ~ MI 4
sporhcl1 ! rnaIetku pfnroFffINz tffafs
Zatim ale vidime, xe pfehvtek ten
lide DO kapes nekolika jednotligcd,
coz znamena zame1eni yeskers sou-
etsze zni1eni individnalnlhos praya
siiaietka . ssyytal!asEsii ss,yytal!asEsii spoIeenosti lidskee,
ieji svobody a yiady na, ,milost, d me-
milost ziskuclitivsch kapitalisti. II
-yadfi, ze tito iednotiiscl nebyii W
nalezci jsko Edison d Morse, ania
rohieviIi zlata neb stFibrne dolly Il ne
isou tadiz opravneni K ticasti ma
tax ohromne kofisti, jez vsim pra-
yem nalezi lidu Toto syoie prayc
musi ii lid nstdomit die toho -
fFisaaiitr Ia 50 oteskaa vvAAs, ze 4sliyen
mum ialso ie lawson. budc iednot
uTinena pfitrzlspfezeniin ai<zltm 'sy.
sttmuanazyva ze Glovekeni. se sta
nc kazdH kdio az posnd jc poyazo
van N pouhy nastroi X obohacovan
iinfch
s~ PojiStSnt proti ohni, blesku |
vEtru u tech nejlepsich spolecnost
vam .obstara dobfea spolehlive r
! n. Matlach pfsarns MinnesotskycI
s9''4 Il. k4lpI.,1t,a ks4ltpI.,1tS,aa. s|yllsl.s
! kretaf statu Iowa, klesl ma Unia'
! nadrazf mrtev K zemiso ~ :30y 90
botu noei, praYS kdyz chystaI sc !
! odjezdu domovu Prcinou smrt
byia srdctni yadau.FFiyz slGiwaiAs
iestc n6kdiihfa, Iiifafctii riaii proiiiiifidic
r,ag1srnkf kanad1 n vraaaia se dc
mu,. zrncssikaii Minneapolis WAX
ieI 20 pouliGni draze do ST. Pau
lssle neeht4ie epst slak asnezkatl, III
zeIz patt n Roberts nI h F'nion nd
drazi a pray6 ye. chylli, kds nj
ystoupiti do vozu, skaeel sc mrtcy
zemi, Ctenafi 6eskgeh novin budo
se zajist4 pamatoyati, zc tn N
Farland. 90 fstbthi afednik Y Tow
pronesi ia 'jeihom mists fec, q
hanobiI tupil tesky pfistthoval'
ckf xiyel 60 I'D nezadouci, pfirovili
yaje mas u Italhm a pod, zacez 4
]. hdv dostalo se mu dirazne odpey'
HI od p. T.. J. Paddy prof, Sink
T~ Tfinto avdaha vsem svy'
pfizniycim znamost, ze fnusll
pfestayosati Pc 70 ave move pekA
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-20

StafAti tV1*"@~Ht iteNtFst tttN dcN'~s -
den. Doufaje, ze moji pfiznivci bu-
dou miti sc mnou strpeni, zname-
nam sc. sluzboyolnS, Nojteeh Dvo-
fak, pelaf.
r Jiz 10 delsi Gas name nesnesi-
telna horka. Minulou nedeli dosahl
teplomer nejvyssiho bodu 81 stup-
iii yyzadai 81 t&z 2 ol,stii, iez ma
Il ca lsaffiii veesIsTa veesTa tehe afi i:ealel.llg
fw Potfebujete-li natfeni neb
barveni domd, vylepeni pokojd, fla
drovanf (grainingl aneb jakykoliv
| druh vnitfnfch venkovnich pracf
ku ozdobd vasich domi, poslouzim
ochotna. Kazda prace zarucena. Ma
pozadani Sc doide vsady. Josef
Brouk. 1876 Custer St, st. Paul,
! Smfiinn. cc55-tts.
r John Il. Paradis, pfedscda
pozemkove spolecnosti zde, utopil se
| ippFFii ppFFi kkoapanf iezefe Minnetonka,
lkanz jeste nekolika soudruhy V
sobotu si vsjel. Tgz ploval K zako-
tvssa sia issllizksii lodi, ale pojednon
jbsla yidGt, ze zapasf d kfiG D po-
imoc, Jedcn x fcastnfkii ysedl hned
4 dn iodkY veslovaI X nEmu. nez za-
'ftirrt t0noalrl .zmlzeI nod yodnla te~
.lilxke pozdaji jiz len 20 mitvola bxl
'|fisalazel Eyi 3S rnkn star 4 zanss-
|chAvd vdoyu L dsc dcery
| w Zkuste Karlosarsks zalHdec-
INF HofkG vino mcdoye b SENATE, Re
lncni lepsiho ldI<n pro rhoroby za-
lIudeGni. Jen Karlovarske Vas u
izdrayf 3s-3kr.
BratFi John. Frank vaclay
!llIegei4esi mezkali -nakolik dnh y
Bcrount, kdc yyprodali Syi.j podil !
|tamGjEim teskeln pivovafeSp. Jos,
Chalupsksnu, kters tyz na dale pc-
yede. Jak nam sdelili. stoji lfode
" okoIi Bcroma ve ysech smGrech
znpmenite,
80 Medoye Vino (Honey Wine
Tonic) iestvytecny lex pro plicni ,
Iprsnf neduhy. KaseI, katar a jim,
nastuzeniny iiste vyleci.
38-3kr,
gssg n.'s lue ssAlsessA
II - Nalna schuze obGanstya ze ST
Paul svolana za d6elem vystavtn
, nafstskeho auditoris, potkala5 60 i
/ sxsesLrannym nspechen a dobDyol
line pfispevky od obchodnictya n OBJ
lcanstva dosahly ten1tf $3.50, ,000s Ma
Ime tedg. nadeii, ze dodkame seepo
Ietaysna aaaiitorla.l ifhpz potfeba by
la zde jiz Caste tezce pocifovanas
T~ Stayebnf dffvi vseho dni
|, mn. iiye.rre, oikna, ciiriy a yaibcc svsss
! e5 40 ohboru horu stolliio nAAllezs. nAAllezs spEiiids.e
; psEcsysd&te Sc nezli keupite jinds
I. 1 a Northwestern IAlmber 4 Wreckin
: Co., Ia. K Broadway, Dale an
!, IIIrniversity and 730 w. 18th St, $
Paul. Albert Zachar, fiditel.
I. 29-tf.
- Die zapisli pro now mestsk
i Iadresaf udava he pfitomny potet
X Ibsyatelstya y St Paul na 1868
Il osob Vice iak 10000 zmtn .byl
c lutineno "a rok We znani iinen, pov'
'c llania aireI AT
q s~ Lkarnici a JIM eestf lobchot
z Inici obdrzelj zasilku ColoradskJc
l. ieciv9ch medovych vim vyrabenye
e. A. Y. Koubou Boulder, Colorad
+ La sice Karlovarske laludetni Ho
o.. ke RICHES Honey Wine Tonic.
mi ..s asT3kr.
MI = Narodni sdruzeni serifd &c
r zeine bude odbyyati sydj sized Y u
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-20

Sem meste dine 4. srpna. Nahodou
ie den ten nrGen K poprave vraha
Gottschalka a serifoye pfiiedou pra-
w u Gas, ze budou moci popravu Vi
deti.
nv Pfi kupovani barev mejte
vzdy ma mysli, ze ty nejlepA jsou
neilacin6isi. Stearns barry pokryii
vice plochy uspokoji lkpe, nezIi
iine barvy trim, Jsou zaruteny na
D rokii, MA protiaj II vascll prsnf
Tidy obchodnfkn V barvach ma
sem obchod6 American Paint Mfg.
Co, 26 East 3rd St., st. Paul
36-tf.
MinulI tYden hostili zdeisi
Polaci polsksho arcibiskupa Simo-
ia Rima, ktery pfiiel do Ameri-
XIV, aby zde naystivil polsk6 farni
osady a poutil se 0 ieiich pomerech
la pokroku Ma otazku, zda-li agita-
&C .zahajena americkgmi Polaky k
ustanoyeni polskeho biskupa pro A.
Imeriku setka se se zdarem, odpo-
vedel, ze Amerika ma dobre biskn-
lpy nyni a Re mysli, ze to bude sotva
Imoznt. Touto odpoyedi na snaznou
4
zadost Polakil. jiz chteji miti A.
merice svaho biskupa, All mnoho
pfatel neziskal.
sr Mate-ll n6co ma prodej anet
Ihledate-li nejake zamastnani, nebu.
Ide vas oznamka stati mnoho, kdyl
to date do Minnesotskych Novin {
ismc jisti, ze Sc yam to vyplati.
Zkusfe fo If.
Povoleni k snatku vyzvedl .
IL. A, Kuni Sc il. Annou T.. Pikal.
II. ii. Hakl, ieden 2 nazich jed
lnatell sice.. ze. Silver Lake, Mimi.
IpfiJel sem utery fano sc sNyn
Isvakrem Antonem. Zemanem, jen
Liz po dclsi Gas trpi zaludetni memo
lei ahg zde hledali I6kafsk6 pomoci
IF55SS;ilo 55SS;;lo mas, S isss i=sae 4. ayzajjem e
Ipoznali.
Ma prohlidku pozemku Y Man
ldan, No. Oak, odejel utery yecer
Ipozemkoyym jednatelem +. j. BrN
chtou kraian John Chyle, q Prot
, lyina, Iowa.
+ Josef Palecek Montgomer
pfiiel sem navStiviti Eve pfatele.
H Maloktere mesto muze e h
! |nositi tax ptknymi parky q jezers
llblizkosti mtsta. iako st. Paul. I
, lelektricke draze mnze g Jet do nj
: lkolika park1, iez ysechny yynlka
|syym romantickym polozenim n
lktertho znameho jezera a kde ehyi
{ ljednou "a cas- strayene jsou dobryl
: pozitkem pro velke | male
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-20

Sem meste dine 4. srpna Nahodou
ie den ten nr6en K popraye vraha
Gottschalka serifoye pfijedou pra-
w i Gas, he budou nloci popravu vi
defi.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-20
kraiane!

Ifmfo gdm agddfme q sad-
mosf, 5e
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

exports IL < evening from the bel
side Of Mrs. L. H. Myers are that her
condition is vastly improved. She was
able to sit up about an hour during the
day. Prospects for her recovery are
very encouraging.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

V II. St7ckA-nsp. lumber inspector
fer Tie -c Safes Lumber COM
PAM rssi~azd TO accept similar
positica with he Upham-wagler Lum-
her con ny
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

DR.. Titus. the returned missionary
from China. left yesterday afternoon
for Memphis. He is making tour
through Ohio. Indiana Illinois and
Tennessee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

The river gauge at p. m. yesterday
registered 29.2 feet showing a rise
of GA in "a hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

Washington. Dec. 9.-Fair Sunday;
colder in northeast, Monday, slightly
warmer: fresh 20 brisk northwest
winds becoming variable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

Miss Geraldine Reed. after an illness
of several days. has resumed her dut-
les as operator at the Central Union
Telephone exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

B. H. Holderby has resigned his
position with the Three States Lum-
Der company 10 accept a position with
the Sondheimer Lumber company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10

Miss Lizzie Russell has returned TO
her home in Birds Point after a Wis.
It to Mrs. Stephen Bird CT Twenty
fifth street.