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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-21
LAMONT.

VIM. Sager returned to Elkhardt,
Indiana, last week.
T. W. Stephenson aud wife en-
tertained his sister and family of
Independence last week.
w. S. Garfield, attorney-at-law,
who has made his home here with
his uncle, DR.. G. N. Thompson,
several months, departed for St.
Paul last week looking up alocation.
We wish him success.
w. A. Abbott commonly called
"Zeke" bought the Lamont city
drug store last week from r. A.
Denton. We welcome w. A. and
family to our town.
The Lamont Woman's club meets
with Mrs. Mary Kyle, Friday,
March %.
Robt. Berridge departed for Cana
da last week.
Asa Tyrrell of Waterloo, with his
little daughter Vivian. visited their
many friends here last week.
II. B. Benedict, an expert ma.
chinist, was here testing the pump
gasoline engine.
Pearl Foster was chief cook and
bottle washer at the Williams cafe
last week.
George Guy has a good job in
Waterloo which he accepted last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson will be host
ess to the w. G. I. U. Thursday
March 20.
Chas. and Alonzo jerks wer,
passengers to Des Moines last Fri
day, where they spent one weel
with Frank D. Jackson and family
The ex-governor is a cousin of Judd
Mrs. Grace Benedict has bee,
very sick at the home of her dauqll
ter, Mrs Geo. Stimson, of Oelweir
i Elmer Hesner is hustler, durin
bank hours he hustles bank book
in the Dundee bank-during pr
vate hours lie hustles separator,
selling many, gaining both phys
caljy and financially by out of doc
hustling. Lamont claims Elmer.
Town election Monday, March q
In the city council room to elect
mayor, treasurer, clerk, assessor
two councilmen for three year teri
} one councilman for one year term t
fill vacancy. Register at once.
Geo. Roe has sold his photograp
gallery here.
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County Correspondence.


Walker and Misses Nettie O'Neal
and Blanche Grimes. A number of
others assisted with the quilt, who
were not able to be present at this
gathering. One Of these is deserv-
ing Of special mention, and that is
Grandma Boomer, who did much
toward the completion of the quilt,
and who enjoyed tue social quite as
much as the younger ladies.
j. G. Hosier celebrated his S4th
birthday anniversary Saturday.
Dr. NJ. E. Dittmer and Wilbur
Phelps were eleted directors to sue
coed themselves at the recent school
election.
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NASHVILLE.

Ed Hunt was business caller
here last week.
Miss Mayme Ryan closed sue
cessful term in the Ravens district
Friday.
Mrs. James Mulvehill came home
from Dubuque Thursday. She was
taking treatment at the hospital
while there.
Mrs. Shears of Gilbertsville is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. F.
Mulvehill.
The town school commences
March 10th for the spring term.
Peter McKeever and Mrs: P. Nc
Grath were Forestville callers Sat.
urday.
Mr.. Turley an aged and respected
citizen of Mont died at his home
there Friday morning March lG
The remains were taken to Dubuque
for burial.
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COLESBURG.

March II, 1906. St. Patrick's
day in the morning.
Mrs. W. H. Bush and daughter
Mildred, have been very sick with
the grip during the past week,
Both are somewhat better at present.
The Mite society met with Miss
Emma Chapman, Thursday after
noon, "a pleasant time being the
result.
James Livingston, former Coles
burger, now residing at Harper's
Ferry, is spending few days very
pleasantly among relatives and old
time friends here.
Mrs. j. G. Erb was the victim of
very happy surprise Thursday aft
ernoon, by the ladies Of tue NJ. E.
church She was invited to spend
the afternoon at the Walker House,
and was met there by the aforesaid
ladies, who presented her with a
piece Of their handiwork-a hand
some quilt,-together with the lin
ing, cotton, etc. The presentation
was made by Mrs. +. A. Grimes in
neat little speech, to which Mrs.
Erb feelingly responded. a dainty
luncheon was then served by the
good ladies of the Walker House,
and all went home happy. The fol-
lowing ladies were present, viz
Nesdames J. A. Bush, A. j. Boil
singer, @. E. Shaffer, VIM. Hyde,
L. FL. Smith, Lizzie Wierman, G..
II. Jacobs, NJ. E. Dittmer, M. D..
Boomer. j. @. Erb, M. j. Wilson,
James Prentice, F. NJ. Coon, A. w.
Rea, Ed Hodges. Otto Hang, David
Moreland, F. A Grimes, Frank Kel-
Ter, Harry Keller. A. E. Lewis,
George Walker, Mary May Sidney
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BA1LEY's FORD.

Mrs. Trumblee of Lamont is
spending few days with hel
daughter, Mrs. II. B. Hersey.
Mrs. Tillman Grapes and daugh
ter, Carrie, were in Manchester last
Friday.
Mrs. Hannah Raster and daughter
Nellie are spending few days al
the home of Jerry Raster.
Mesdames j. w. Hartman and
Clara Conner were calling at |. N
Ritchey's last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Trumblee
are the proud parents Of a sou, bn
March 18th.
H. B. Hersey and daughter Ruth
we're in Manchester last Friday.
Mrs. Jerry Kastef is ON the sick
list.
j. w. Hartman had business in
Delhi last Friday.
j. Banta has been quite sick fol-
the past week.
McElmeel Bros. sawed wood in
this neighborhood last week.
Glen Petlon has been sick with
tonsilitis.
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THORPE.

Mrs. Anna Bowers of Strawberry
Point returned to her home Sunday
after several days visit at Bert
Bowers.
Ed Matherson of Dubuque visited
Saturday and Sunday at Chas.
Daisy's.
Misses Clara and Isabel Chambers
Sundayed at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn of near
Dundee visited Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Will White.
John White attended the fancy
stock sale at Fayette last Thursday
John Minch was in Illinois last
week.
Ed and John Beohm of Greeley
visited Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. Fred Barr.
Sidney Simons and Miss Hood of
Dundee were visiting at the Chas.
Daisy home last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leanord Miller re-
turned home last Saturday after a
short visit with friends.
O. e. Huene Of Manchester was a
caller here last Tuesday.
Bert Bowers purchased a fine
two. year-old colt Of A. Clark last
week.
Miss Grace Wonleighton is spend
ing a few days at the Elias Trip
home.
Ralph Work and family of Man
chester were visiting wit, Mrs. j. B.
Robertson last Sunday.
G. Wendell, the assessor, was do
ing business here last week.
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cake left from dinner almost made

cake left from dinner almost made
us hungry.
it would take too much space to
tell Of all we saw at the Home. Our
way to the station lay through the
woods where. by permission, we
picked sprays of sweet yellow jasa-
mine, then, hearing train coming,
we crossed the little creek and with
more haste than dignity hurried on
to find that it was not our train,
which, although nearly due, was
late.
We are having pretty good times
here, but we begin to think of pack
ing our trunks and we are counting
the weeks now until we dare start
for Iowa.
Hoping to find you all well, and
with kindest regards to every friend.
Yours Truly,
Ardie Bee.
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DUNDEE

HsAn Odd Fellow lodge will be Or
ganized here soon. All those who
wish to become members will leave
their names with E. G. Hesner OF
DR.. Nash. The expense Of being a
charter member will be less than it
will be to join later, hence, the ad-
visibility of joining at the time Of
organization. We have fifteen mem
bers in Dundee and vicinity who
who will be with us and have already
about twenty-five who wish to join
The |. 0. o. F. is the strongest and
one Of the the Oldest and best frater-
nal organizations in the world.
Z. G. Hesner, j. L. Gilbert and E
A. Nash attended Masonic lodge al
Lamont Friday evening.
John Thompson was in Greeley {
few days last week.
Rev. Cameron has been bed-fast.
Win Cook was caller Friday.
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EAD,s GROVE.

Grandpa Lash is failing rapidly.
1t is doubtful if he can survive many
days.
A daughter was born to Walter
Longhurst and wife on Sat. Mar. 10.
Several members of the NJ. W. A.
went to Manchester Tues. night and
| witnessed the initiation of ninety
four candidates. Pretty hard on
the goat.
Will Moser is hauling corn pur-
chased of s. M. Rutherford.
Quite number from this vicinity
went to Des Moines on Saturday.
Mrs. Samantha Watt arrived on
Tues. from North Dakota to be at
the bedside of her father, Rev. John
Lash.
What has become of our school
library?
School closed in district No. Z on
Mar. l6 with appropriate exercises.
Agnes Curran, who closed a sue
cessful term of school in district No.
6 Oh Friday Mar. 9, departed for her
home near Littleport on Thurs.
Frank Miller and wife visited at
Henry Holthaus' on Thurs.
Frank Lash has returned from
Nebraska for short visit with home
folks.
During the illness of our mail
carrier, A. d. Frentress, the trip is
made by his wife accompanied by
her father, E. Hosier.
Grandma Harris is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Thos Parkinson, this
week.
Frank Wiltse and wife of Wool
visited at Walter Longhurst's on
Thurs.
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DELHI.

Mrs. Isabel Saunders of Hopkin-
ton visited her son Bryce, at this
place last week.
Miss Florence Babcock was in
Hopkinton last Tuesday.
Mrs. Blake returned to her home
in Strawberry Point Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Barnes were
resent guests at L. M. Barnes.
7. II. Lynch was a Delaware visit
or Thursday.
Will Furman lost the horse he
uses on his mail wagon last Thurs
day. 1t dropped dead while max
ing the daily trip.
VIM. Soures moved his family to
place of Brayton's near the river
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harder have q
little daughter born last week.
E. H. Blanchard is improving
slowly and all hope to see him out
again soon.
Dan Schnittjer was Des Moines
VlsltOr last week.
Justa Delano visited relatives in
Nasonville last week.
Mrs. A. ]. Lett is visiting her ia
ther in Dundee.
Clarence Blanchard was down
from Masonville Wednesday to see
his brother Howard.
Mrs. Geo. Norris OF Masonville
was recent guest at Henry Flor
ence's.
Lucian Edgar Follansbee, popu-
lar lecturer, will give the third num-
Der on the Epworth League course
on Tuesday evening, April 3. His
subject is, Genius and Gumption. :"
Mrs. Chas. Furman and Mrs. z.
9. Perkins were guests of Mrs. H.
@. Haeberle in Manchester a day or
two last week.
Katie and Eddie Oehler were
among the number who went to
Des Moines last week.
Dale Blanchard was at home from
Greeley over Sunday.
E. E. Holdridge arrived from
Danberry, Neb., Saturday evening
for short visit with friends.
Mrs. F. E. Stimson and Mrs. f
Mooney entertained the w. R. G
ladies "at home" last Friday after
noon. About twenty ladies wer,
present and a very pleasant time il
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. MCGEE enter
tanned a company Of their friend
to the number of thirty-Gve las
evening. Eight tables played Som
r. Set, until "St. Patrick's Day il
the Morning" The rooms and ia
bles were decorated with the colors
green and orange in honor Of til
day. A most ENJOYABLE time wa
had.
The commencement exercises @
the Delhi High School will be bel,
on Friday evening, March 20, at tn
NJ. E. church. The program is a
follows:
PART /.
Duet Gathering Flowers In May .......
....... .Mesdames Van Antwerp and Eurma
Esssys Manual Training, d jesse S ssIto
SOLO sy Amalia.. Rev ~ e M EeEaia
Essay, What Constitutes Value -. . ~
Essay. Palestine. Isle S Gorbi
Presentation Of Diplomas.
..........E. @. Perkins. Sec. OF School Boor
Quartet, Come Smiling Spring.
PART II.
6olo. Asleep In the Deep,....... Harlan Ston
Address. Looking at the Backs of Other PEI
nlasR Hapde Prof n ~ INanr
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DYERSvILLE.

oeo. AuIu NlSlteu WIN relatives
at Manchester Sunday.
Henry Wegmann, of Petersburg,
was trading here Saturday.
Clyde Tyler was at Manchester
Sunday visiting his home folks.
John Vorwald was here from New
Vienna Monday On business.
Barney Wilson, Of Colesburg, was
a business translator here Saturday.
Glen Fangmann, OF New Vienna,
transacted business here Monday.
Prof. Schultz, of New Vienna,
was a business visitor here Saturday.
Henry Steffen, of New Vienna,
was q business visitor here Saturday.
w. Winstofer, of Earlville, was a
business visitor here last Friday.
Mrs. Anna Georgen, of Rockville,
was visiting in Dyersville Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Blaker, of Colesburg. was
here Saturday en- route home FROM a
visit at Remsen, Iowa.
Jacob Kerper and A. B. Johanine,
of New Vienna, were Clipperpassen
gers to Dubuque yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinl, who were re-
Gently married at New Vienna,
we're in this city yesterday en- route
to Chicago fora visit, after which
they will make their home in Fon-
du lac, Wis.
Henry and George Scherbering, of
Petersburg were transacting bust
ness in this city Saturday.
Fred Norman and wife Of North
Fork, were among the many bust.
ness visitors here on Saturday.
Will Sharp and Frank Trielburg
of North Fork, were Dyersville visi-
tors Tuesday.
Henry Schneiders, of Petersburg
was business caller here Saturday
! Geo. Werner, of North Fork, was
in this city Saturday en- route te
Aurora on business.
Barney Pasker and Ben Nabers
of New Vienna, made a business
trip to the Key City Saturday.
Cy Kenny and wife, Of NORTH
Fork. were trading and calling Oh
Dyersville friends Saturday.
John Domayer. buttermaker Of
the Bear Grove creamery, was in
this city last Saturday en- route tc
Manchester on business.
Henry Burlage and Glen vaske
of New Vienna, were among the
many business callers here Saturday
Tony Muehlenkamp ofPetersburg
arrived here Saturday en- route home
for few weeks visit with relatives
at Granville, Iowa.
Herman Evers and wife spent
Sunday at the home of the latier's
parents, Henry Boeckenstedt, a
| New Vienna.
| Barney Schlitche, of New Vienna
was clipper passenger to Dubuqu,
Monday morning.
I Geo. Carver, Of North Fork, visit
ed his brother and sister-in-law
John Carver and wife at Oneida fol
a few days this week.
| Mrs. Philomenia Boettcher ant
daughter, Ida, Of Earlville, wer.
'ransacting business and visited
friends in Dyersville Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B. Moreland and daughter
Kate, of Colesburg, were the guest,
Of their daughters, Mesdames N
l'urlage and G. P. Roth, in this cit,
for several days.
Ed Kerper and DR.. F. X. LANCE
Of New Vienna, were Great Western
passengers to Dubuque Wednesda,
morning, where they spent the da,
with relatives and friends.-New.
Letter.
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Blanche Williams Wednesday after
noon was we'll attended. The pro-
ceeds amounting to about So.
Elmer Gould, who was so serious
ly injured in the wreck at Manches-
ter few weeks ago, was brought
down to the home Of his father-in-
law, Fl. j. Pitcher. All hope he
will soon be we'll again.
The German Medicine Co. will
hold forth at the Opera House for
one week beginning March 26
Mr.. Walker of Fayette is a guest
at the home of D. F. Laxon.
DIR. ]. R. Lindsay of Manchester
was in town professionally Saturday.
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ic..DM Isevcr.

There is marked peculiarly about
yellow fever which distinguishes it
from most epidemics. 1t is essentially
a disease of Il hot climate, and it takes
certain amount and duration of heat
to awaken it to life. 1t is said that it
can never prevail where Indian corn
will not ripen
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FOREsTvILLE.

Miss McGrath closed the winter
term of school Saturday March 18th
with very interesting program. A
number OF friends and patrons we're
in attendance. Miss McGrath pre-
sented each Of her pupils with a
photograph Of the school.
Elmer Benson's eye is doing as
we'll as can be expected. He can see
a little now and is able to be out
some.
Mr.. Ward has finished cutting
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FOR SALE.

A farm Of about 1913 acres, on line
Of Cedar Rapids branch of Illinois
Central r r., five miles south Of
Manchester, and one mile from
Golden station; ample buildings and
Of good quality; fine well water with
wind mill and tanks. No better.
grain and stock farm in Delaware,
county. Must be sold to settle am
estate. Is a bargain at $1,000 per
acre, which will buy it if taken soon.
24o acre farm II miles southeast
Of Manchester; l4O acres under i'm
provement, balance pasture; fine
buildings, all new, and plenty of
them; good well water with wind
mill and tanks. Best farm for the
money in the country. Come quick
If you want a bargain. Price $4,000
per acre.
We have other farms and can suit
you. Call and see us.
COLLINGE & DUNHAM.
15tf
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" am now prepared to do all IVORY In M,
.,hc III /. good aud workmallike manner. Salts
'ac.iel, Guaranteed. Plans AMI estimates fur
.ished Work taken IN town or country Shol
neaT tie stand tower on West Side Of river,
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HOLSTER LUMBER 90.
| UMBER and all kinds Of building materials
IL Posts and Coal. Corner Of Delaware Ano
madison streete.
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Original Notice.
Plaintiffs.

In the District Court of Iowa, in and for Della.
ware County. April Term, 1876. In Equity.
MARY =. GiNrER. Eu.ma v. MCGEE ana VII
bur w. Thorp,
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SIMON & ArwArER,

c! AnDNARE,. STOVES, rINWARE, arl
"A hecfb nrht-claas tinner and does g.
lnc, OF repairing Win nestness and dispatch.
tore opposite FirBt National Bank, Main ST
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-21

Upon reading the petition in the above enti-
tied cause. and he foregoing original NJ Ice
notice Is approved. and !, Is hereby ord r.d that
stin notice be published for six conse .iltive
weeks IN the Manchester Democrat. a we. kiy
newspaper Of general circulation. published 1t
Manchester III d ,l>ware county. wa
Manchester, Iowa, ebruary ltth, 1905,
1--WE 4 BIaiR
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A,THOEPE,

DkO2RIETOh OF KALAMITY'S PLUM
i. der Store and Dealer In Clothing, Boots,
Shoes. Notions. sic. Masonic Block Manches.
scr, iowa.
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Dentists.
Residence Property for Sale.

We are authorized to offer for
a'e the DR.. Sherman residence pro-
perty on Butler street. For terms
apply to BRONSON & CARR. tt.
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WILLIAM PARLIAMAN; --Parliamap. wife of
William Parliainan; Caly 7. Chambsrialn; n;
Sarah sslad !, ,, chamber. ain; --Miller wifn Of
OF John G. Evan; Davis; DAYS, wife
VI Davis; Calvin Chamb rlayne: Du.
b bmgus (. = " raeitic Railroad company; pu-
nois Central Railroad U mpany. and The lin
known Claimants of the soutneasi quart, r [kl
OF tho no'theast quarter Of section twenty, Dol
townshipe gh y-nine tS9l north, range iiSe -[6l
Iowa; nj AL that pa TOT iii 8 u:hwes, quar-.
ter " Of tue no iheast quarter laal OF sec.
ton twenty latl. lying east CT tile Lindsay
cre' ad; except So 100 OF IN acre. more or
less ther.of. decided by j. Is. Nh ,rp aud X.
y y. lhorn. his wife. to tn. Manchester 4
Olelda Railway Company. en- the 18th d " OF
March, 1912. as shown by said deed rec0ried
In the u. cnrder's office of said Del ware cuun-
ty, Book At IF DEEDS, on page aOG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

w notatkach wczoraj szych
reportera ,,Dziennika Chica-
goskiego" czytamy:
,,Wczoraj odwiedzi}emPrzew.
ks. Langego i zapyta}em, co
mysli O sprawie, kt6ra naro-
bi}a lyle wrzawy 70 uczeniu
katechizmu pc angielsku).
Prev. ks. konsultor dye
cezyalny przypomnia} mi ma
samym wstepie odezwe Wy
dzia{u Wykonawczego i o.
swiadczy}, ze Wydzia} Wyko-
nawczy nigdy go o tel spra-
vie ME interpelowa1. Wpra-
wdzie sekretarz powyzszego
Wydzia1u snadeslai mu ~wyci-
mex z ,,Dziennika Narodowe-
co." pQdkreslony czerwonym
atramentem, ale to wszystko.
Urzedowej interpelacyi ME
by}o."
Rzecz widoczna, ze ktos
z%apomnia} powiedziec p. re-
porterowi, re z Przewiel. ks.
Langem sekretarz Wydzlaia
Wykonawczego rozmawial
dose obszernie 0 oWej spra-
vie, kt6ra narobi}a lyle ha--
}asu. Czy to rozmoWa byfa
urzedowa Tub %prywatna, to
zostawiamy do wolf Prev.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
BrutalnO6c ME pOdObna
do uWierZenia.

/ Bylaby brutalno6c ME podobna
do u~wierzenia gdyby Chas r. Lem
berger, . Syracuse, n. =. ME byll
czynii wssystkiego GO powiniendll;a
swego tciierniacego syna. MOI ch EEo
piec" powiada ,zrobil sobie Enniiebezz-
pieczna RANG mad okiem, tax przyy.
Euekllena mmascit arrnnilkStosejj
ia predko zgoifa j zachoWafa
oko'' Dobra take ma sparzenia ]
wrzody. TylIkoc' 25c v apiece N. ].
KoWaleWskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
co M0WA FARMERZY
Q polskIiej Boloni COLBY, BaPSaS!!

,,Mieszka}em II lat ma farmaoh oko1o Brownsville v Todd County
MINES ocie, tam mi sig podobafo tax d}ugo .dop6ki ME zobaczy}em
innych oko i~ Gdy pojecha}em do Thomas County, Kansas, pomy6a>
lem sobie zara., widze ze So jeszcze leps7e .kontry nz Minnesota, ku~
asi ]ub z,sieje: Market, CYL sbyt, many dGbry \ wszyss k, GO
lWoda jest zdrowa, a kimat czysty izdrowy. lima jest lekka kr6tka.
ia przywi6z}em zMinnesoty 70 sstuk byd}a 5 koni, a przez Gala zime
me. W Minnesota spot19ebowa}em 50 fur siana, pr7ytem Stony do do
zimowania mego byd{a. Deszczu many dosy6, zboze jest piekne. Je~
stem bardxo zadowolony. zyczylbym rodakom zeby tutaj przybyli, be
sobie poepszq. Tutaj jest 1atwiej obrobi6 100 ARROW, qa 40 ARROW v
konnsinsk lub mninnesockich borach. J6zef Bieniek.
Chcecie sic schron6 pred dluga zima ma p6}nocy to przyjedz,ie do
mas. Ccny grunt6w cd 8 dol "a akier wyzej ma d}ugie wypaty: =
Wolna podr6z ola kupujacych. Pc polskie opsy, mapy it'd. pszce do
Waszego rodaka "
G.L. IDMoRM Pres. and:Mgr Poonia Colonization Coz
COLBY, Thomas Co. KHSlS.} q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
Cd Wl'YlIl,.D[ZIAKU
W1YKONAWC!ZEG

Haias . ~,,zaprowadzenie''
jezyka angielskiego do nau-
czania katechizmu W szko-
ZACH polskich zaczyna juz
przycichac. I sfusznie, ME
ma BOWEN potrzeby dalsze-
go prowadzenia wojny. @
broncy ywrzesniak6w" anne
ryka6skich odniesli swietne
zwyciestwo ma ca1ej linll.
Dziatwa polska tax W Chlca-
20 jak W Detroit, bez lad
nych przeszk6d uczy sic reli-
gil W jezyku oiczystym. BIZ
skupi ameryka6scy i ksieza
polscy ,,zdrajcy" zatrwozyli
sic bardzo i z katechizmami
angielskiemi uciekli... gdzie
pieprz rosnie.
Powinszowac r~zeczywiscie
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