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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
The Late Fred ]. Carpenter.

The funeral Ct Fred j. Carpenter was
held Thursday at 2 D. m. at the Cougl
church, the Rev. A. J. Eastman officiating
The remains we're borne by +. b. and
w. c. Hazelton and q. NJ. Moore, cousins
Of the deceased, and W. NJ. Hatch, with
f. p. Morrill,, II. l.. Hatos, II. II. Udall
and Guy Ross honorary bearers. Two
selections were rendered, go Bury thy
Sorrow, " by Mr.. ana Mrs. 2. b. Hazelton
and w. G. Hazelton, and the solo, "When
the Mists Have Cleared Awey," by f. B..
Hazelton. The offerings of flowers sent by
the many friends OF the deceased were
numerous and beautiful and sstested to
the high esteem in which the deceased
was held.
Fred j. Carpenter was born IN this
town about ~ years ago, and spent his
boyhood and early youth hers. For
years he acted as clerk in the
general store Of II. c. Hstch, where he
proved a most efficient and obliging
salesman. Upon leaving this situation
he went to Providence, X. |. The story
Of his perseverance in seeking and OBJ
employment in that city 10 an
interesting one. He was at irst located
the firm Of Potter, AinswoEth N
Co. and finally with that OF Sisson &Go,,
Wholesale shoe dealers, first a clerk, and
later as travelling salesman, in Uhtch
he remained until three years
when falling health Obliged him
% return TO his native town and make
nis home with his parents. During these
asst years Of hrs life, he was II ursed with
.he utmost devotion, tende rness and
patience by his mother.
The ready wit and social q u~alities OF
,fr. Carpenter made him mos / popular,
nd he leaves many iTiends to mourn his
oss. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin b. Carpenter of this place. OF
whom he was the only sDn. HuEh
ympathy Is feit Tor them ia their be-
pavement.
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Horse Race.
as well as the Human Race should have
good treatment.
MorrIson's English Llnlment

as Wei as the ALuhu mace hhOulu uANt
good treatment.
Morrison's English Liniment
Is composed exclusively Of the best and
purest material. 1t has been thoroughly
tested and is guaranteed a sure and speedy
cure for horses that have pinched, hard,
dry and brittle feet, corns, quarter cracks,
thrush, etc. All swellings quickly re-
dueed. Cures Inflammation, soreness,
rheumatism, sprains, gals, sore back,
neck and shoulders. In fact it's the best
Iiniment that can be used for Man or
Beast.
Two sizes-hdli pints, SOC. pints, Il.
Sold by Drew a Oney, Randolph; II. A..
Leonard, Randolph; +. 4. Bryan, Ran
dolph; ]. w. Fargo, Randolph Center;
Sprague & Sprague, East Randolph; +. j.
Prince, South Randolph; ID. o. Goodno,
Rochester; NJ. j. Sargent, South Royalton
"A. y. King & Son, Tunbridge; +. T..
Martin, Brookfield; George w JOY, Roy
alton A.. r. Hood q Son, Chelsea; Badger
q Noyes, Sharon.
THE JAMES w. FOSTER CO.,
Manufacturers Of
Morrison's English Veterinary Remedies,
Bath, New Hampshire.
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souTH %sTRAFFoRp.

James Tyson was in Boston last week.
Mrs. Curtis Preston is teaching at Rice's
Mills.
Mrs. Joseph Richardson is entertaining
her sister
Miss Nina Kendall returned to Revere
Saturday.
S. F. Frary was in White River Junction
Thursday.
Mr.. Dou bleday of South Royalton was
in town Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Spooner last week.
Miss Lydia Buell. returned to Goddard
seminary Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard, Of the Howard Drug Co,
was in town recently.
Miss Abbie Chandler of Wellesley Hills
called on friends Friday.
Miss Minnie Smalley of Lowell, Mass,
called on friends Saturday.
Miss Bessie Buell. returned from Glouees-
ter, Mass, Saturday evening.
A small party from here attended the
dance at Sharon Friday night.
Miss Lena Richardson returned from
the White Mountains last week.
Mrs. Warren Hazeltine was in White
River Junction Friday and Saturday.
Miss Caroline Hatch returned to her
school in Lexington, Mass, Saturday.
Misses Florence Judd and Mary Hayes
are attending school at Thetford Hill.
Mrs. John Barrett is recovering from
her recent illness, so she is able to be out.
James Benjamin. Jr., was in Hapoyer
recently to consult DR.. Gle about his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzzell of Wilder
-.--A .-sAL NJ cd NJ Dell
Rev. II. f. X. Whitney was away Sunday
attending the yearly meeting OF the (. b.
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bailey of Maiden,
Mass, have been at the Barrett House for
a day or two.
Miss Lyman from New Boston has been
caring for Mrs. Jessie Benjamin, who has
been quite i'll.
Mrs. Dearborn and daughter, Miss Sarah
j. Dearborn Of West Fairlee, were in town
Thursday evening,
Mrs. Miriam Roberts and daughter spent
several days Ia Thetford Center last week
with Fred Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and family OF
Post Mills visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Buzzell, Sunday.
Miss Blanche Judd, who has been spend
ing the Simmer in Newport, y. H., r.
turned home last week and is teaching in
Sharon.
The photographers from Randolph who
were through here several weeks ago, re-
turned last week, showing some very
good pictures.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill occupied the Baptist
church Sunday morning. After the SER
mon be spoke very interestingly Of "The
Sabbath League"
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright and Miss
Faunrose Wainwright arrived at James
Tyson's last week, having spent the sum
mer abroad, Mr.. Wainwright leaving New
York after a days stay in town.
Diphtheria, sore throat, Group. Instant
.-m n mFA----aF RI.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

FOR SALE:-Lot OF seer Midland win
dows, good condition, six lights TO sash.
Il. r. TOTMAN.. 2w
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Sour


No appetite, loss Of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation. bad breath.
general debility, sour rislngs, and cstarrh
at the stomach are all due 10 indigestion.
&ssoi cures Indigestion. This new discov.
airy represents the natural Juices Of dlges
eton as they sxis, In a healthy stomach,
UoH5lEed with the greatest known tonic
vi rsconsiructive properties. Kodol Dys.
szgEa Cure does not only cure indigestion
Sna dyspepsia. but this famous remedy
Ssrss all stomach troubles by cleansing
puraying. sWeetening and strengthening
me mucous membranes lining the stomach,
aH. S, s Ball Of Rayenswood. w, Va, says
rs troubled with sour stomach for twenty wears
~ bGbT." ~ +" nun
Aodol Digests What You Eat.
SStist salY, St.Oo Size holding ~ tines IN. trial
size, which sells for 50 cents.
prepac~a By &. o. Dewitt & co., OHIcA0o
For Sale by f. e. Bryan.
50 81 The 1906 Koiol Almanac and AGO year
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

AVeF's Pills Increase the activity OF
aha liver. and thus AID recoVeIy'
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MIAMI
I52nd COMBINATION SALE

Saturday, september 18th, at the Old Johnson Stand. WestLebanon' " =
This sale consists o. SO accimated horses and about thirty green gl
The green horses consist Of matched pairs weight from p I 81 Hl
pounds, farm chunks and gentemens drivers The scchmated r5
Of matched pars, weight from 20 to 26 hundred pounds and a ~" ~
farm chunks. Oae matched pair Of mules 4 aud 2 years oI' fsa
tiers, well broken, single and double. One pair Of mues, weight "O~ -
pounds, ; and 6 years old, well broken double. One Deerng corn H@
nearly new in first class condition. One Mccormick corn hafE-
qsed a part Of two seasons in good condition. One gasolene engine w.
power, American make with circular saw rig mounted ON trucks nei5 -
One II Adams 2 horse power, all in running order one "Y Sv,
power been used two or three seasons only 70 cut enslage WIN. -
cuse suky pillow that never has ploughed ? acres One Simplex creaM
rator hasn't been run over 6 weeks One secondhand DE Laval cnau 5a
rator 600 pound capacity. One second hand Sharpes cream sepa IsrT
pound capacity. so shofes and pigs Remember after the lt 81 "
viii hold sales the lst and 3d Saturdays Of each month We nav q" All
sell and Exchange constantly on hsnd. Property sold on consignM"
warrants eNnlre AZ U. ~ next Monday following the sale \ r..
:. b. WILMINGTON. Proprietor. West Lebanon y.
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When two strong men come 70 blows
even IL they are well matched, II u not a
pleasing sight, but u the man VINO gels
~ worst ~ IL will use DeMitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. be wi I look better and feel
better ia short order. Be sure you get
Dewitt's. Good for everything a salve =
used for, including piles. sold by Nj
J. Sargent & son. South Royalton-
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Terrible plaques, those ITCH ng, pestsring
Eseases Of the skin. Put an end TO mis-
cry. Doan's Ointment c. res. Al any
drug store.
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Fouowing we publish two let

Following we publish two let
tiers from a woman who accep-
ted this invitation. Note the
result;
First letter.
Dear MA Pinkham-
ttFor eight yearsf have suffered something
terrible every month. The pains are excru-
ciating and ] can hardly stand them Ny
doctor SAYS I have a severe female trouble
and I must 20 through an operation If I want
to get well I do mot want 10 submit b ID II
I can possibly help L. Please tell me what
70 do. I hope you can relieve me. Mrs
Mary Dimmick, seth and E Capitol Streets
Washington. D. c.
Second letter.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham@
After following carefully your advice,
and aking lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable
COMPOUND, ! an very anxious % send you
my testimonial. that others NAV know their
value aud what you have 3oDe tor me.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAFFORD.


A. b. Carpenter was in Sharon satur-
day.
Miss Eva Paine is visiting her sister IN
Wilder.
J.. S. Morrill, is spending a week ID
Boston.
Louis Hazelton and wife were in Wilder
recently.
Charles West is visiting his brother,
f. II. West.
Miss Ethel Clogston is visiting a friend
at Rice's Mills.
Miss Grace Waterman is boarding with
Mrs. Dana White.
Frank Colby and Harvey Hathorn have
purchased an auto.
Mrs. L. L. Udan has returned home
after a trip to Iowa.
W. p. Stone and family spent Saturday
and Sunday in Hanover.
Haviland Stevenson was at w. Nj.
Hateh's several days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Crane of Lexington ar
rived Saturday at F.. IL. Vests.
Miss Minnie Smalley OF Lowell is with
her aunt. Mrs. Alvin Carpenter.
Mrs. G. F. Chandler and daughter, Miss
Irene, spent Saturday in Chelsea.
f. A. Merrill of West Fairlee spoke at
Carpenter hill Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Darling went Monday of
last week to visit friends in Ludlow.
The village school began the fall term
last week Monday with the same teachers.
Miss Bessie Salmon of Lexington made
a brief visit at Mrs. w. M. Hatch's last
week.
Philo Mosher OF Sharon visited his
brother, r.. l.. Mosher, Saturday and
Mrs. Hiram Fulton has returned home
after a six week. visit to friends IN
Dunbarton.
W. c. Hazelton of Burlington was at
his brothers, f. b. Hazelton, Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. win Reynolds and daughter,
Hilda, Of Pondolph are visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. f.. Fox.
Mrs. Peabody and Mrs. Scott, who have
been guests at +. II. Vests for some
weeks, have returned home.
Miss Florence f. Marshall, who has
been a guest at the STAFFORD House, re-
turned last week Wednesday to Chelsea.
A. G.. Partridge Of West Midway, who
has been visiting at H.. A. Stickney's,
returned Wednesday Of last week to his
home.
MIS-. AIhs AHuItWh anu MIS-
Holt, who have been at +. III. Vests for
some weeks, have returned to their home
in Lexington.
w. M. Hatch and family, who have been
spending the summer at their place here,
returned Saturday to their home in
Lexington, Mass,
Mrs. Richard Bacon, who has been visit
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. j..
Eastman, returned Friday to her home in
CharlestowD, n, II,
Prof. and Mrs. F. G. Avery, who have
been spending the summer at his old
home mere, returned last Thursday to
their home in Stamford, Conn.
Mrs. Mary Hawkes., who has been
pending two weeks with Mrs. w. X.
5anborn, returned Thursday OF last week
o her home in Greer field, Mass.
Mrs. Janette Hyde and son, Roger,
VINO have been spending the summer at
Mrs. Susan Hyde's, stared Thursday
or New Haven, Conn, before returning
o their home In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bernard G. Sykes of Evanston,
H., who, with her little daughter, has
,een spending some weeks at her old
here, started for Dorset Monday OF
asst week, before returning to her home.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

PARYz, 10 grud. - Minis
tor wojny Picquard zaprowa>
dza W armii rome ulepszenia.
Wage tornistr6w zmniesza 2
36 ma 10 funt6w. Bielizna
znajdzie pomieszczenie we
furgonach, a cynowe naczy-
MIA kuchenne zastapione zo-
stana naczyniami z alumi-
MUM. Liczba naboj6w costa
ME znacznie I'm niejszona
i potworzone zostan9 oso-
bne oddzialy zaopatrujace ma
polu bitwy zolnierzys W Ia
dunki i inne potrzeby. Pan
tofle filcowe rozda sic zo}nie-
rom " polu, azeby podczas
wypoczynku " marszu, mo.
gil zdejmowac z n6g buty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
GREENWICH. CONN.

I GREENWICH. CONN.
Andrzej Grabowski i Karo]
Stolarski, naleza do tych vie.
la Polak6w, co to So zdania
v Ameryce wszystko wolno,
81 dop6ki ME poczujja na So
bic paiki policyanta. Grado-
Wski 6w, dotkniety kilkoma
wypad dkami choroby " domu
j Spogrzebu, postanowil wy
dostac pieniaeize "a jakakol.
wick badx cene j sprzedal
Karolowi Stolarskiemu ME
d4Nno tu jeszcze przebywa-
jacemu, swa lone, dkiecii i
rqchomo5 Sc, 4 Narunkiem il
ten wyplaci jjego diugi j ko-
szta pogrzsbu dziecka.
Stolarski zgodzil sic IA pro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

CHICAGO, Ill. Bezimien-
ma denuncyacya spowodo-
wa}a sledztwo W rodzinieMar-
Gina Wrza}a, powodu ma
glej smierci tcgoz wraz z
'czworgiem dzieci. Sledztwo
moze wykazac otrucie Arse
nikiem. Wszyscy zmarli ase~
.kurowani byl; ma zycie, ,przez
to podejrzywaja il morder-
.stwo pope}nione zosta}o przez
Iosoby, a2odziewajace sic do
sstac asekuracye. Wrzal (czy
tel Wrzala) by{ w}a6cicielem
mleczarni ma 19 uliey. Umar-
.l[ych nazwiska So nastepuja-
ce: MARGIN Wrza}a, LEGACY
lat 49. Marya Wrzala, liczacs
lat 20. Matylda Wrzala, Ii.
czaca lat 20. Rozalia Wrza}a
liczaca lat IA i Eliza Wrzala
liczaca lat ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

BRUKSELA, 10 grud.
Badacz okolic podbieguno-
wych. Henryk. ArctowskIii bu-
duje obecnie pod Liege sa-
moch6d sankowy stosunkowo
bardzo lekki j przeznaczony
na ten eel, azeby Y MIN
MONA przeby6 przestrzeh,
:dzielaca brzsg ocean6w Cd
.bisgun6v.P ebywanis takich
.przestrzeni " sankach, cia-
|gnionych przsz psy,polaczone
bYlo dotychczas = nie bezpie-
ehstWem utraty syeia ola
smialych podr6 6znik6 6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
q INV POLSKICH
" AMERYCE

BAY, CITY, Mich. Piotr
Sieja, znany tutejszy obywa-
tel, skladal przez cztery la
ia ciezko zapracowany grosz
az uzbieral 81, 100. Jego 10
ma ME dowierzala bankom,
wiec pieniadze trzymal W do
mu. Okolo diva lata temu,
umar}a pani Sieja, wiec, Piotr
wzia} swoja c6rke, pania Pe-
lagie Nowakowska i poszedi
q MIA do hanku zlozyc ,pie-
niadze. Jednego dnia wypi-
sal GEEK i przekonat sic, ze
bank niechce mu wydac je-
go pieniedzy. Powiedziano
mu, ze pieniadze z}ozone sa
ma imie jego i jego c6rki, a
zatem jej podpis k koniecznym
Jest do wydania pieniedzy.
Nadmienic trzeba, ze Sieja
ME umie po angielsku i pa
nj Nowakowska by}a jego
t}6maczka, gdy wk }adali pie~
niadze do banku. Sieja po-
szed1 vice do domu c6rki,
lecz ia ME tylko ME podpi-
sa}a czeku, ale wypedzi}a je-
szcze OLGA ze swego domu.
Pokrzywdzony domaga sic
tera2> sadownie, ,aby skorygo~
vano ksiazke bankowa os-
wiadcza, 2e c6rka sl<orzysta
la z jego nieswja domosci ma
kazaEa zapisac pieui4dze tax
ze na swoje nszwisko. Starry
Sie]a mYali teraz, ze lepiej|
by1o mu trzymac pieniadze
W domu niz oddawac je do
banku. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

pozycye zamieszkal W domu
Gradowskiego, wyp}aci1 dlu-
gil juz uwazaf sic "a zagos-
podarowanego,gdy nagle Gra-
dowski powr6ci} i kazal Sto-
larskiego aresztowac jako in
truza: Ha6ka to dla calego
spo}eczehstwa naszego, .bo
sprawy podobne wywlekane
sa W pismach angielskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

PETERSBURG. 10 grud.
Rozpoczat ole process admira-
Ia Niebogatowa j 78 wsp6lo-
skarzonych oficer6w 2 tych
okret6w, kt6re poddaly sic
Japo6czykom. Oskarzeni die
Ia sic na try grupy. Broni
ich 80 adWokat6w. Obrohca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

TAFTWILLE, Conn. Sze-
reg nieszczesc W rodzinie pol
skiego emigranta. = Pracu-
jacy W kopalni W Cett Ha-
wen, St Rezi6ski zmari Cd
przygniecenia }adownymw6z-
klein. Nieszczesliwy przybyl
2 rodzina dopiero pred Kill
koma tygodniami 20 starego
kraju i " tax kr6tkim czasie
gl6d, choroby, oraz nieszcze-
6liwy wypadek zniweczyEy
piec os6b Il jego rodziny.
Pred trzema tygodniami o6-
mioletnio syn bedac chorym,
W napadzie CORA aczki uclek1 z
domu W nocy nazajutrz
znaleziono, martwe zw}oki
dziecka tylko W jednej ko.
szuli. Brat Rezi1skjgo Jan i
ma}y synek Stanis}aw zmarli
ma tyfus, a najmlodsze trzy~
letnie dziecko Z glodu. Przy
zyciu pozosta]a tylko jedna
wdowa 20 Rez;1skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

4. PARYz, 10 grud. Cd
dnia iutrzejszego rozpoczyna
sic wss + rancyi nova epoka
" dzleiach tuteiszego Ko6cio-
Ia, kt6ry 20 stale odlacz zony Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

LODI, 10 grud. Skutkiem
zamkniecia fabryk 10000 ro.
botnik6w zosta}o pozbawio-
nych pracy.: Den1onstracye
ME ustaja, a socyalispi pono-
will napady ma takich robot
nik6w, kt6rzy uwazaja sic "a
Polak6w i stanowia partye
narodowc6w. Wdw6eh dniach
ostatnich zabito 5 zraniono
u '= 80 'tA2E
IA narodowc6w. ..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
TOXIC, 10 grud. -. Prasa

TOXIC, 10 grud. -. Prasa
tuteisza chwali stanowisko,
zajete przez Roosevelta W
sprawie japohskiej. Roosevelt
zdoby} sobis przez 5poczucie
sprawiedliwo Sci nowy vie
nice slawy. Japo6czycy maja
nadzieje, te wszyscy prawdzi-
wi Amerykanie popierat be-
da jego polityke oparta ma
etyce. ...:..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

DETROIT, Mich. Kiopoty
nielada ma ze swa ,,lepsza'
.polowica Wojciech Piwowar.,
ski 2 Wyandotte. Pred <<ro.
kiem wyjecha} on do Penn
sylvanii ma robote. ; Gdy do
chalupy wr6cii dowiedziai sic
ze W czasie jego nieobecnosci
Piwowarska zakazany stosu-
mex miala z niejakim Villa
mem Rodwell, wyjal vice ma
Rodwella warrant. Sad skazal
Rodwella ma try lata vie
zienia v Jackson, gl6Wnis ma
podstawie obciazajacych zez>
nah, poczynionych przez cor
ke Piwowarskiego. Me dlugo
potem aresztowano Piwowar-
ska pod oskarzeniem odgra-
zania sic c6sce, ze ia zabije,
"a zlozenie owych nieprzy-
chylnych dlaR Rod dwella zezna6
leca po odebraniu Cd niej
u.r1oczystej przysiegi, ze c6rka
molestowac ME bedzie, sad
oskarzona uuolnil. Nieso-.
Diva kobieta slowa jednak.
ME dotrzymala j przy kazdej.
.sposob nofci znecala sie mad
ezbronnem die len. Tego,
ME n6gl zn6r 6cierpiet Pi-
wowarski iawszy praNo.
We wlasne rece sprawl babe
|tegie lanie raz 4 drug, lecz.
'zato sam dostal bic do kozy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

WILKES BARRE, Pa. ~
Ostathiej soboty wjeczorem
Micha1 Ostrowski uleg} ME
szcze6liwemu wypadkowi, ,kt6
ry spowocdowa} smierc. Sp.
Micha} wracajac do domu
spad} do piwnicy nowo bu
dujacego sic domu ma rogu
Chestnut i N Washington ul.
Upadlszy z wysokosci pre-
sz}o 10 stop, z}amal kreg;,
wine ponosi w}aSciciel niejakil
Szmulowicz, kt6rly przy gle
bokim rowie zadnego ME po-
stawif zabezpieczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

BERLIN, II grud' Prowin
cyonalny sejm Prus Zachod-
mich w Gdansku uch wali}
sprowadzac chi6skich kuli-
sow do piracy W polu, UNA.
jac te uchwa}e "a z}o konie-
czne. Lepiej sprowadzit do
Prus Zachodnich Mongo}6w,
n;z Polak6w 20 sasiedniej
Rosyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

BERLIN, 10 grudnia. -
Rad pruski zatwierdzi} wy
b6r kanonika gnieznie6skie-
go i pronotary u sza apostols-
kiego ks. Dorszewskiego oraz
generalnego~ mikarego J. su--
.fragana Ii kowskiego ma ad-
ministrator6w archidyecezyi
gniezniehsko pozna6skiej,
Wyboru tego dokona}y obie
po]aczone kapituly. Krok rza
du ME :przypadE do gustu
hagatystom, kt6rzy szczeg6l:
ME ks. Likowskiemu zarzu-
GAIA, re on g}6wnie burzy}
Polak6w W sprawie szkolnej
pod pruskim zaborem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

BERLIN, 10 grudnia. -
Niemcy zwracaja uwage ma
artyku} lokalnej gazety we
neckiej kt6ra niegdyS by}a
organem patryarchy wenec-
kiege a dzisiejszego, Papieza.
Powiedziano " tym .artykule
TO- ka1dynal Kopp;. usunsl
wszystkie nieporozumienia
istniejace miedzy Berlinem a
Watykanem i ze Ojciec sw.
zapatruje sic obecnie na
.strajk dzieci szkolnych v
Pozna6'skiem inaczej, niz do
tychczas.
Tymczasem Polacy zwoluja
wielki.wiec ludoWy do Pozna-
MIA, azeby tam uchwalic, ia
kie nalezy przedsiewziaG dal-
sze kroki W sprawie zaradze-
MIA dalszym zapedom Prusa-
k6w " celu germanizawania
Polak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

JERSEY CITY, N. 7. No
wa ofiara wyzysku j oszuksah- A.
stwa .prsez 5ydowski hanIan
lex ma Henderson ulicy, padst1l
|jeden z naszych rodakbWg.s 'g'f ].
Kupi} on .plaszczz .zziilml9(owy ill9(',s dla. d-la.
zony, lecz zamiast kupioo.ns:laas:' !'o.s: la;:
90 j zaplaconego, spraWny y VI
geszefcie Mojsze, zapakowai
mu inny, gorszy i tahszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

. + y
pans twa. La Croix', organ
ko6cielny zaznacza, % Ojeiec
6w. zabrania wszystkim kato~
likom starac sic 0 pozwols.
ME rzadu azeby 2 iego laski
mialo i'm bye wolno modlie
sic W dotych hczasowyc kos
ciolach. To znaczy, ze pocza-
wszy cd dnia jutrzejszego
koscio}y zostana zamkni4te
ma tax d}ugo, dop6ki ME
powstana na ich mlejsce nows
6wiatynie Pahskie..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
NEWCAsTED, Pa. Ia;

NEWCAsTED, Pa. Fatal.
ny wypadek wydarzy} sic Ja-
nowi Pollak przy wyrylwaniu
bolacego zeba. Zalozony przez1 \
dentyste przyrzad do rwaniss
zsunel sic q zeba j przeciai
.nieszcze6liWemu arterye W. v.
jezyku. Krew pu6cila Sic
strumieniem. W''szystkies Y
lrodki lekarsk kis, zarzadzones
" celu zatamo owania tryska-
iacej obficie krwi, okazaly
sic bezskute teczne. Polak
godzine zako o6czyl syeis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

zef Fingelski wytoczyl " O.
kregowyrn sadzie Stan6w Zjd.
process kolei Great Northern.
10 Odszkodowanie W sumie
$4,000 "a brutalne obej6cie
sic konduktora tejze kolei =
jego zona, wskutek czego nie-'
szcze6liwa znajduje sic obee-#
ME W domu oblakanych W
Spokane. -.....s
Oskarzenie opiewa, ze 10.
na Fingelskiego jecha|a POI
wyzsza koleja Green Bay,
Wis. do Wenatchee, Wash.
gdzie jej naaz posiada wielka
Farme. .
Fingielska wioa|a re soba
osmioro dzieci W wieku lat
16, II, 10, 8, 6, 4, 3 i jedn!o
niemowle IA reku. Przy odda-
waniu bilet0w, kpud ktors
Eau auwazy}, 2e Fjngel7ka rosia-
da o jeden billet "a tna}v. .Gdy
Fingelska posiada O jeden BIZ
lot zamalo. 5z.
Gdy Fingelska uaowoilni}a,
70 agent koleiowy sam .lel
oblicza}, jle bilet6w potrzeb9u-f
je jest o tom przekonana,
ze bilet6w ma 1iczbq wystar-. i.
czajaca, konduktor 2robit .jej
awanture i W ko6cu posta'>
nowi} ia najblizsszej stacyl.
VI yrzucit jej jedno dziecko' z! q
pobiagu. Ia groz'lba j. tax. !. po,
dzia}a}a ma Fingielska: ze dos
sta&a pomieszania zmyst6W
i musiano ia :umiesci6h. ~ W. y
z,kladzie dla :ob}akanyeh " 4
Spokane, Wash. y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

BERLIN, 10 grud. Polaey
wniesli W parlamencie inter-
pelacye W sprawie pozbawie-
mia opieki mad wlasnemi die
emi, takich dzieci, kt6re W
szkolach chca modlit sic po
polsku, tax samo, jak modla
sic W domu i W kosciele. R6~
wnocze6nie katolickie Cen
trum interpelowa}o Rad "
sprawie wyk}adania polskim
dzieciom religii W jezyku ME
mieckim. Przemawiali pos}o-
vie ks. Jazdzewski G}owa~
cki wnieobecnosci ministr6w.
Kanclerz Buelow zjawi} sic W
parlamencie dopiero po tych
przem6wieniach,a "a radca spra-
wiedliwosci DIR. Niederding
odpowiedzja} interpelantom
kr6tko, ze sprawa ia nalezy
do sejmu pruskiego, a mis-
do parlamentu, zy}aszcza, ze
wyrok wydany W Opolu ME
Jest jeszcze zatwierdzonYprzez
wy2sze instancye.