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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-25
NoTARIEs
FOR SALE
Rooms
FOR SALE

CITY HOUSES.
In the Westlake district I have for
sale a great bargain. in splendidly To-
Gated lot and small house. This prop
erty will increase 30 per cent in value
within the next few months. There is
a reason. $500.
In the southwest. A good broom
house with all modern improvements
and room upstairs for two additional
rooms. In most desirable locality on
fee. s2SOO
In the fashionable portion OF the
southwest l have for sale at q bargain
sveFS spenda paras rHGm honss Modeo oors n
beam ta,I eeiIippgs spsls,ndidy and substan.
sold. and should be seen. There is no
property Of similar character and sim
ilarly located that can be bought as
cheap. $1,000.
Between 10th and 18th on Union. An
S-room house; strictly first class and
modern; in splendid order. fine lawn.
cement driveway, chicken houses, etc.
s6O0O
Modern 7-room house; barn. chicken
corrals, etc; in first class order and
cheap. A25O; u cash, balance at low
rate of inter est
$50; 5-room modern cottage. This Is one
of the very best buys in the city. A
genuine snap. $780, Note the location.
In broom nouSei modern IN every par
ticular; on King street one block from
Pico. 1 offer one of the best bargains
to quick purchaser TO be had. This Is
an opportunity for investment or to
secure desirable home below the mar
ket price. $2500
I have for sale desirable property
at 124 East S5th street. An 8-room
house; modern and in first class order;
splendidly finished; hardwood, combina-
ton fixtures. good barn, chicken houses.
fine lawn, flowers, small berries. etc.
May be seen at any time. Owner on the
premises. $3.50
FRED l., SEXTON,
sos Mason Bldg, Fourth and Broadway.
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Above are only q few of the many de
sirable locations we have for rent. Cal
at our office for a complete list.
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 514
West Adams street (near Figueroa
st,) Rev Lewis G. Norris rector.
Sunday services 1880 and II a. m. and
1880 p. m. The rector will preach in
the morning. The choir will render
the cantata "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace" by Maunder at 4:3O p. m. This
Is a free church and all are cordially
invited. Take Grand avenue cars TO
cars to Chester place, walk through
Chester place and one black east on
Adams street
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Rooms-Furnlshed

TO LET-ROOMS MAGNIFICENTLY
furnished in new HOTEL EMPIRE, s.
from center of town; $3.50 to $3.50 per
week.
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TO LET

JONES e. RYDER LAND CO.,
Ground Floor, 218 West Third st.
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JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
Ground Floor, 21S West Third st.
1856 q. ADAMS, 8 ROOMS, $1s;. ALSO
rooms SIS; also 3 rooms $40. SID
DALI, 207 Copp building.
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EiatS

MODERN FLATs-WATER FREE
$10-3 rooms, 204 N. Fremont.
$10-3 rooms. 334 s. Figueroa.
S13.50-3 rooms, 221 N. Flgueroa.
$12-3 rooms, 212 N. Fremont.
$16-3 rooms, 1011 e. 9th; furnished.
$16-3 rooms, 1903 e. 9th; furnished.
S18-S rooms, 204 N. Fremont; furn.
$18-S rooms, 218 N. Fremont: furn.
S16-3 rooms, 334 s. Figueroa; furn.
S16-5 rooms 1019M Diamond.
S16-2 rooms, 1141 w. First.
S17-3 rooms, 1133 w. First: furn.
$1S-3 rooms, 222 N. Fremont: furn.
r. WIESENDANGER. N. w. cor. 7th
and Hope SITS
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Partners

WANTED-MAN TO HELP ME- IN MY
business who can invest $3.50 with
your services for one-half Interest,"
experience is not necessary, as I will
teach you the business and you will
make 500 up per month. The hours
are short, and clean agreeable work.
Please call at 206h S. BROADWAY,
room 2.
WANTED-PARTNER IN REAL ES-
tate business; have cash in fair amount
to match that of partner to go into the
business. Address S. D. ADKINS, 1922
Winfield street Los Angeles
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'oN SHi BARGAINS IN HOUSES.

BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
$70O0-11 room house with all modern
improvements. recently painted
throughout: large front veranda,
large barn; lot 50x150 to alley
Close to West Adams street, in
excellent locality. offered for
quick sale for about half it's
cost few year ago. Terms n
cash.
s40O0--New S-room bungalow, excep-
tionally well builti has large
veranda, large lot on 100-foot
boulevard Huntington Park
junction. Six car lines. 5 cent
fare; family reasons for selling.
S4OOO--S-room 2-story house, modern in
every respect, especially well
built, good lot; fine location,
close to car; ten minutes from
business center; terms less than
one-half cash.
S23OO--New 5-room house with so foot
lot, good location, near West
Jefferson street; terms one-half
cash.
$1O0O-4-room California house. lots,
55x120 each; one lot is fenced;
perpetual water right, near
Ivanhoe junction; terms 5000
down, balance $40 per month at
per cent.
FOOTE REALTY CO.,
71S-719 o. T. Johnson building.
Home $685. Sunset Main 1928
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. Seats free.
Warren +. Day, D. D.. pastor emeritus;
Harry Clifford Lott, choirmaster; Wal
ter F. Skeele, organist. Morning SER
vice vice IL O'clock; Rev. % Wm HoTaes rTs p Pay
CHRIST" Mr.. Lott will sing. Evening
service, 1880; Rev. VIM. Horace Day,
pastor, will preach on THE CHRIS
TIAN AND THE WORLD" Christian
Endeavor society at 6:15
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Stores and Offices
TO LET
STORES, LOFTS, EASEMENTS.

TO LET
STORES. LOFTS, EASEMENTS.
2Ox6O So. Main st; store; $50.
30X90, Carey ST., warehouse; office
toilet; for light manufacturing; $50
75x75. So. Main ST., basement, suitable
for pool room or restaurant; S125.
30X100, San Pedro St, warehouse; brioR
building; entrances; elevator, base
20x6o, So. Broadway; loft; sl1o. ,
22x55, Los Angeles St, elevator; large
basement; for light manufacturing; $50
20x36, West Jefferson St. store; excel
lent retail district; suitable for grocery
l2x55, Vermont avenue; new building
4 living rooms in rear; $40.
Above are only few OF the rel many 10 10,
office for a complete list.
JONES &c RYDER LAND CO.,
Ground Floor, 21S West Third st.
10 LET-sToRBs--
s25-1o19 w. First st. and rooms.
$20-102S w. First st. and rooms.
sSSe-1SSssSS ". First First st. and and rooms rooms
S18-102 8. Beaudry ave- and room.
$i5-s2i S. Figueroa,
S2O-10Ub u. Ninth st.
S25-1011 e. Ninth st.
S10-2102 e. Ninth st.
S12-2104 E. Ninth st
T. WIESENDANGER...
N w. Cor. Hope and Seventh SITS.
FOR RENT-CHEAP; GROUND FLOOR
and basement 1924 South Los Angeles
St; 10000 square feeti suitable for any
kind of wholesale business. THE SUN
DRUG CO., 324 South Los Angeles st..
second floor.
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE ON THE
ground floor with large show window
In front; with use of both phones.
LEAEIY &c SON, 223 Mercantile place.
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and neat appearance to call on all mer-
chants in their territory; elegant side
line convenient to carry; good commits
sions; prompt remittance. BELMONT
MFG. CO., Cincinnati, o.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

3 rooms Mitchell place; newly fur
nished; $12.
5 rooms West 99th ST.; cottage; neal
and clean; $40.
4 rooms West 1st ST.. not elaborate but
neat; close in: $22
8 rooms East Lake avenue; splendid
ly located; furniture almost new $50.
sion furniture; living room 15x17; fine
lawn, flowers; $40
rooms West 22d st, we'll furnished
excellent location; $45,
rooms So. Union avenue; hardwood
floors, rugs; we'll furnished; $50.
rooms Vermont avenue; beautifully
furnished; hardwood floors, rugs, ttntec
walls; large sunny rooms; So
Above are only few Of the many de
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Money

wANTED-$15oo ON GILT EDGE I'M
proved city property worth at least
$SoG1 cash on me o Gorner wGT 199lp9 Win
1905 Sunset boulevard
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ST. PAUL's PRo-CATHEDRAL. 52s s.
Olive street (near all the leading
hotels), the Rev. ]. ]. Wilkins. D. D.,
dean and rector. Services 1880, $3.50,
and II a. M, 1880 p. m. Young Peo-
ples meeting, 6:45 p. m. DR.. Wilkins
will preach. Subjects, morning,
"The Great Refusal" A cordial well
come to all. The rich and the poor
meet together Strangers are In
vited to tarry for moment to meet
the rector.
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SItuatlons--MaIe

EXPERIENCED TENOR FOR CHOIR
or male quartet. II. l.. BURTON, Pas
adena.
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THE VESPER SERVICE OF THE
Young Women's Christian association
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, CON-
SENTATIVE LIFE BUILDING, will
be led by Miss Florence Simms, ma
tional secretary for the extension de-
partment. Miss Simms has made spe-
cial study of the industrial conditions
of women throughout the country. The
service will be preceded by half hour
Of music by the ladies' orchestra, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. VIM. H. Mead.
PENIEL HALL. 227 SOUTH MAIN
street-A MONDAY prayer meeting is
held each week day, u to / o'clock.
Gospel meeting every night at 1850 p. m.
Sunday services as follows: a. M,
mems prayer meeting; 9:45. Sabbath
school and Bible class; II o'clock,
preaching: p. M, holiness meeting;
evangelistic service at night. Rev. T. P.
Ferguson, Mrs. M. P. Ferguson and G..
B. Studd superintendents of the mission.
BABA BHARATI, THE HINDOO SAGE
of India, will lecture this evening al
O'clock in the SYMPHONY HALL
blanchard building), entrance 2S2 South
Hill st. Subject, The Souls Sweet
heart" All are welcome. Silver collec,
book, "Krishna," pronounced by the
press as 1.-The greatest book of the
century" for sale at the door. Price,
morocco, 50; cloth, So.
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FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS AND
mattresses renovated SANITARY
FEATHER WORKS. 21S2 s. Main st.
Phone, Sunset south S02; Home 21627.
CLEAN WATCH Soc; MAINsPRING SOC;
warranted; old gold 81 pvt. 451 8. MAIN.
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FOR sALE-Do YOU WANT TO GO
into business? If so call and let us
show you one of the handsomest con-
fectionery stores in the city. Some one
is going to get a decided bargain, as
the owner is in very poor health and
BRoWN & WOODS, si2 Fay Bldg.
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Above are only few Of the many De
at our office for complete list.
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WE WANT EVERY ONE, YOUNG AND
old, to know that the Berlin Dye
Works are now in their new quarters,
and are prepared to handle all work
in their usual first class manner.
New Store 314 S. Broadway. Store
No 2, 2O7 8. Spring ST.. Hollenbeck
hotel
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Rooms
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

CoLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
Al5-47-419 San Pedro st.
Main office 324 South Main
Phones Main LII. Home 2154. New and
absolutely fire proof storage: private
locked rooms for bric-a-brac. pianos.
fine furniture, etc. Trunks. boxes. ETC..
stored. 25c to Soc per month. We solicit
your patronage.
WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
and from the east and north In our
own cars at greatly reduced rates.
Call on us or write for particulars
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO..
"a South Broadway.
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES
With the same amount of exertion
you can walk feet. ride bicycle II
feet, or ride a racycle 22 feet. Why
walk or ride a bicycle when 1t would
be SO easy for you to get a racycle? :?
Come in and talk 1t over with us. If
you can't afford a new one, we always
have some splendid bargains in
slightly used wheels. Big stock of
tires and supplies constantly on hand
at the RACYCLE STORE, 412 South
Spring street.
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FOR RENT-OFFICB SPACE ON THE
ground floor with large show window
in front; with use of both phones.
LEAHY &c SON, 223 Mercantile place.
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MISS MAY BERGER WISHES TO CALL
the attention of her customers to the
fact that she has made a change of
address. She is closing out some of
her goods, such as pictures. cards,
notices, etc. A nice line of Christian
Science goods displayed at $40 SOUTH
GRAND AVENUE. Both phones.
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WANT YOU TO LIST YOUR HOUSES
and lots here We have the customers;
some want to pay small payment down,
one wants to exchange stock at cash
price in corporations; one wants to ex-
change SS building lots; 81 others want
to exchange orange groves and ranches
other cities, states. See PHOENIX, 202
and 204 Grant building.
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BUSINESS oPPoRruNITlEs
For Sale
Positive Bargain

Owing to other business demands
will sell ground floor real estate
office for the low price of $3.50 Have
of owners wall maps, 2 desks, chairs,
rockers, carpets; good property list.
Low rent. Apply 500 s. MAIN ST.
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&2BOO ONLY
for Groom cottage on East Thirtieth
street. close to Maple avenue; lot 50x
1875: street work all done; sewers con-
nected; $3.50 down, balance $50 per
month.
COOPER & CUDDEBACK,
21S S. Broadway. Room 2SI.
GOOD GROOM COTTAGE, IMPROVED
street near Vernon school. $500: 500
down. Sis per month.
WATERBURY & CO.,
634 Chamber Commerce
Home 113S Main 6S26.
FOR SALE--5-RoOM MODERN COT
tage on Pico Heights; lot 50x130 in flne
location; $3O00 $1,000 cash. $50 month.
no interest; this win rent for over so
monthly. LEAHY & SON. 22S Mercan-
tile place.
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Statesmen and Solicitors

sALBsMEN AND AGENTS WANTED
to introduce to automobile owners and
dealers in your city our new gas-gen-
Grating tank. Permanent, high-salaried
positions to men proving their ability.
Write for particulars to AMERICAN
GENERATOR CO., $50 Park avenue,
New York city.
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THE WEATHER

Maximum temperature SO.
Minimum temperature So.
Rainfall past "a hours 1.35.
Rainfall for season, 1875.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
:. WIELKI CLEAR.

Jednym z najwiekszych
ciezar6w ola ludzi klasy bed
nej i sredniej, So powtarzaja-
ce sic rachunki doktorskie.
Jest to poprostu wyrzuca-
ME pieniedzy, gdy sic ME
odniesie korzysci, jak sic to
czesto zdarza. Pan J6zef Gro
chowski z Orion, COMMUNAL
pod tym wzgledem male do
Swiadczenie. Pisze on: MAN
bardzo wiele do zawdziecze-
MIA lekarstwu Gomozo, kt61e
mnie wyleczy}o, z niebezpie-
cznej zastarza}ej choroby: u
zywa}em wielu lekarstw i ra-
dzi}em sic rozmaitych do
kt6r6w, ale wszystko: jakby
by}a daremnem wvrzucaniem
pieniedzy. Silly mic tax opu-
Sicily, re ME mog}em praco-
wac, ale obecnie dzieki Go
mozo zn6w przyszed}em do
zdrowia. Chce oswiadczyc
mym rodakom, ably ME wy
rzucali pieniedzy ma darmo
gdy So chorymi, lecz ably u
zywali Gomozo, kt6re ma
pewno leczy i przynosi ulge."
Take sa poswiadczenia
tych os6b, kt6re pr6bowa}y
tego s}ynnego lekarstwa zio-
}owego. Me maja go ma SPREE
daz W aptekach. Piszcie do
w}ascicieli pc blizsze infor-
macye. Adres: D. Peter Fahr-
ney & Sons Co. 112-118 So.
Hoyne ave. Chicgo, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

widm piekielnych, jake mnie
nawiedza}y. Ale to wszystko
jedno, teraz juz jestem zado-
wolony, lem %poWr6cilz tax
daleka!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Zywcem p%ogrzebani..

Opowiadanie nowego oca-
lonego z kopalni Courrieres,
we Franeyi, Berthona, kt6ry
30 rs dniach wydosta1 sic
zywym ma wierzch, zawiera
ustepy tax dramatyczne, re
robia wrazenie jakichs widm
piekielnych.
By}o mas dwudziestu SIZE
dmiu, 49, %opowiada Berthon =
W chodniku Maryi, kiedy
nagle us}yszelismy hulk g}u-
chy, i nadp}yna} k}ab gazu.
Poczelismy biedz ku wyjsciu,
axe by wydostac sic ma zew-
natrz. ia upad}em, ME mo-
glenn sic podniesc, inni po-
biegli naprz6d. Me by}o
moznosci ich %przywo}ac, a
wegiel sic wali} ma mnie. Ma
stale wielkie milczenie. By
lem sam jeden, bez lampy,
bez chleba, bez niczego.
Wtedy zatra}em sic do
odgarniecia wegla Z siebie,
kt6ry mnie przykrywal i
podnios}em sic ma nogi. Kt6-
"a droga nam p6j66? Mic NE
WIEN. Czarno doko}a. Pocza-
lem isc, macajac 20 scianach
galeryi i kierowa1em sic jak
Sleepy W nocy, stara}em sic
spostrzedz W oddali, czy ME
ukaze siesswiate}ko, zwiastu-
lace zbawc6w... Mic. Natezy-
lem ucho, starajac sic POI
chwycic szmer jakis. Mic.
By}em pogrzebany zywcem!
Pogrzebany zywcem! W1o-
sy mi stanely ma g}owie
pytalem sic sam siebie, cry
ME o~szaleje.
A jednak, kiedy czlowieka
zywcem pogrzebia, puka, jak
d}ugo moze, o deski trumny,
spodzlewa]ac sic re go ktos
us}yszy re go uwolnia. l
ia vice kawa}kami wegla,
narzedziami g6rniczemi, pu-
ka1em W sciapy, uGerza{em
W przewodniki do przepro-
wadzania powietrza. Ale Mkt
mi ME odpowiada} 1 ciagle
by}o czarno doko}a. Szed{em
vice. Doszedlem do kupy
trup6w, mieli ma sobie tor
bv. Doby]em chleb, kt6ry sic
tam znajdowai i jad}em. Ia
bra4em wode, kt6ra by}a "
ich manierkach, a potem
pusci}em sic znowu, W droge
ciagle wsr6d ciemnosci, ciagle
mic nie widzac.
Cd czasu do czasu natyka'
lem sic ma muir (byly to mu'
nv, kt6re powznoszono pre-
civ pozarowi), wtedy zawra
ca1em. Czasem natrafia1en
ma zwaliska, wtedy rozdrapy
wa}em wegiel i przechodzi
lem poprzez gruzy jak kret
kt6ry sic wkopuje pod ziemie
By1y miejsca, kt6redy pre-
szedlem, a kt6re ME by},
szersze, niz moja g}owa. San
ME WIEN, jakim sposoben
przedosta}em sic caly tamte
dy. Pewnego dnia sadzi}en
re zostane z,glowa W otworzt
! re sic tam udusze, ME nc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

EPAS3
pe}nie samym, gdzie ME
mozna dodawac sobie odWa-
gi, gdzie ME MONA rozma-
wia6, skraca6 sobie czasu
udzielac sobie nadziei. Ciagle
noe! zawsze sam! Czy sadzi-
Gle, re to ME straszne?
jezeli raj istnieje, czy ME
sadzicie, zem go sobie dobrze
zas}uzy}, ia, co wychodze z
piek1a okropnego? Zawsze
sam, Zawsze noe.
Chwilami zasypia}em i wte~
DIV mia}em widziad1a strasz'
live. Zdawa}o mi sic, re
wszystek wegiel ca}ej kopalni
wali1 mi sic ma piersi i bu-
dill mnie zupelnie zmiazdzo-
nego. Pewnego dnia sni1o mi
sig, re tysiace trup6w mnle
otacza}y i pozera}y mnie zy-
wego. Innego dnia ma odwr6t,
sni}em, re jestem bardzo
g1odny i re pozeram jakiegos
zmar}ego. Me rozumiem, ia
kim sposobem ME oszalalem!
Raj znowu sni1o mi sic, re
by}o mas razem dziesieciu
zesmy byli okropnie g}odni'
Ciagnelismy vice zjedlismy
ma}ego szlepra. A g}owa nj
puch}a a W m6zgu mi klplafo.
Az wreszcie pewnego dnla
przysz1a mi mysl, re nigdy
juz ME wyjde z tego grobu;
powiedzia}em vice sobie, re
lepiej sko6czyc odrazu i szu-
ka}em tylko toporka, ably
sic MIN ugodzi6 W piers
tax oAebrac sobie zycie. Gdy-
bym by1 znalaz} jaka sickle
re, ME m%6wilbym juz W tel
chwili z wami.
Poniewaz jad}em tylko
chleb splesnia}y i suchy, 20
stanowi}em s]pr6bowac miesa
ko6skiego. Wyrwa}em wiec
palcami HAWAI- miesa z trupa
ko1skiego. Ale czuc 60 by1o
tax okropnie, re ME mia1em
odwagi zjesc go. A ciagle
szed}em i szed}em! Musia1em
chyba przebiedz re sto ray
|jedna i to sama droge, mu'
sia1em sic niezawodnie kreci{
W k6lko: widocznie jakie<
mary trzyma}y mnie usta'
wicznie W jednym obrebie
ME pozwalaKy mi przejst
dalej.
Pewnego dnia znalaz}en
stara kawe W manierce chic
paka- szlepra. Ia zestarza{s
kawa doda}a mi silly, uczu}em
re mi nadzieja powraca, ma
szerowalem vice ciagle dale]
wsr6d nocy, ciagle tylko sam
w torbie jednego z iowa
rzyszy znalaz}em dwadziesci'
diva sous i zacza}em sic smiac
jak idyota. Ma co mi sic mo
ely przydac pieniadze W te
dziurze? Dwadziescia dw'
sous czy miliony frank6w, t.
|jedno i to samo W g}eboko
sci 1000 n,etr6w pod ziemia!.
Wreszcie us}yszalem sinner
'1Ocalono mnie, jak sadzi}en
po o5miu dniach pobytr
Powiedziano mi jednak, Z
: by1emS zamkniety dwadziesci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Wynalazek
POlaka.

W%ynaleziony zosta}, Nowy Sztu~
czny Wegiel,p pod kazdym wzgledem
lepszy cd wegla kamiennego, a
prey tenn ME brudzi rak zcpe}nie.
Paii6 MIN MONA W kazdym piecu,
a robiG 90 moze kazdy cz}owiek,
recznie, bez zadnych maszyn, re
ziemi, kt6rej wszedzie jest dosyc,
i do kt6rej MONA mieszac wszyst-
kie paine odpadki domowe. a TO-
MA KOSZTOWAC Gle BEDZlE
.DOLARA z CENTANI. Zamiast
sprzedaG ten wynalazek, chce 60
odda6 do uzytku biednych ludzi, W
tym kraju i W Kanadzie. Ably vice
przekonac ludzi, 0 dobroci tego
wegla, i o }atwosci wyrobu, czas
pewien, postanowi}em uczyc IA
DARMO, jak kazdy moze robic do
swego domowego uzytku, ten zna
komity: a TAM wegiel. Leg ably
jaknajwiecej ludzi dowiedzia{o sig
o tym nowym weglu, musisz sclag~
nae do siebie probe tego wegla,
azeby pokazaG 1nnym, jak sig pail
oraz ably mnie przekonac, re szcze-
RE my6lisz o nauce, przys!ij JED.
NEG0 DOLARA i podaj sw6j
Express Office, a otrzymasz probe
a gdy sig p~rzekonasn Q prawdaie,
zwr6cisz mnic wydatki biurowe, a
nauke i pozwolehstwo wyrobu o.
trzymasz IA DARMo. Wsgiel ten i
lest patentowany ma rome krale i
uznany "a najlepszy " Swieoie. Ro-
biqc zapytanie, za{aecz marks ma 90
powiedz, Pieniedze przysyfac pro-
SEE W liscie registrowanym Tub pre-
money order. UWAGA. - Kto
ma {aki moczarowe, trzesawlska
torfowisko MECH pisze pc instruk'
eye. Potrzeba wszedzie agentow:
Kto chce wegiel ten wyrabiac ma
sprzedaz, MECH pisze do wynala'oy'
ADREs TAXI:
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HON ARTIFICIAL FUEL PATENTEE
OFFICE 1928 W. Hine Str
South Bend, Ind. BOX "
co MOWI WELL. KSIADZ Z.
KIJCZYCKI @ TYM NOWYM
WEGLU.

Wyczytawszy W gazetach og{o-
szenie, sciagna}em probe sztuczne~
90 wegla, wynalazku naszego 10
daka i przekona}em sig, re wegiel
ten jest znakomity pod kazdym
wzgledem, a wtajemniczony W wy.
rob tego wegla, movie szczerze !
sumiennie, re w~ynalazek ten Jest
donios}ego ynaczenia, ggdyz daje
moznos6 nabycia bardzo dobrego, a
taniego opafu biednym ludziom, a
sekret wyrobu, jest wart ho1ne] "a
p}aty. Zyczac wynalazcy ! %intereso-
wanym wszelkiej pomyslnosci, r.
czac wyrazy szacunku i powazania
rs. z. Kuczycki, Stamford, Conn.
My zaS nizej podpisani, obyr
watele miasta South Bend, Ind,
zaswiadczamy, ze wegiel ten ze zie'
mi Jest znakomity i robic sic dale
bardzo 1atwo i re og1oszenie to ME
lest zadnem oszustwem. NJ. G6rski,
Radny miasta, P. Kaczorowski, Ia
dny miasta, W. Papczynski, Komi
sarz robot publ, W. Niedbalskl.
Aptekarz; P. Szalewski, zakfad
krawiecki, M. ozczodrowski, Gro
sernia; W. Kolupa, Aptekarz; Ign
tBoinski, Grosernia; I. SzyboWlczz
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A Talking Machine Museum.

IN taking the initiative In this NIT
ter the French government has fol-
lowed the beat traditions Of its prede-
cessors, who have always guarded SO
jealousy all works of art~a policy
which has made the French museums
probably the richest in tho world
Paintings and objects OF art OF all
kinds have been preserved from time
immemorial, but the conservation OF
things interesting 10 the music lover
has been confined per forine TO instru-
ments themselves. and souvenirs and
manuscripts of composers. There ex-
lists IN Paris a museum at the opera
house In which are kept the original
manuscripts composed or produced In
France, but these souvenirs have al
most exclusively 10 do with the COM
poser, The singer OF the past has left
no trace of his voice, and the museum
at the opera house In Paris has had to
content itself with such simple souve-
Mrs of artists as autographs or parts
OF costumes worn at historical repre-
sensations 1t was therefore this mu-
scum at the opera which was decided
upon by NJ. Dujardin- Bcaumetz, Secre-
taire des Beaux-Arts, as the proper
place IN which TO guard for the future
the voices not only OF the French sing
ers familiar to the present generation,
but Of all foreign artists OF note who
have triumphed at the French opera
Tamagnos voice is the first to have