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The National tribune., 1906-04-12

"Veneered cotton is the latest idea
In cloth making. The cotton yarn is
covered with a thin pellicle of wool.
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portant modification. Mortimer NJ.
Baird. Scranton, Pa. is the latest pat
cntec with a hook that is claimed to
have peculiar advantages over any
thing previously devised.
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7 URE
New Scientific Appliance, Always Perfect
Fit-Adjustsbfe to ANY Size Person Easy,
Comfortable, Never Slips, No Obnoxious
Springs or Pads-Costs Less Than
Many Common Trusses- for
Men, Women or Children.
Sent on Trial

I have invented n rupture appliance
that 1 can safely say. by so years ex-
perience in the rupture business. Is the
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

Michel Naletoff, ST. Petersburg. Rus
sia, last week received patent for a
submarine war boat. 1t would seem
that what Russia wants is not war
vessels. but men who can give a good
account of them in battle.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

Robert W. Cornelison. Bloomfield. y.
J., has received a patent for a water-
color composition consisting of water.
starch. gum-tragacanth. glycerine, al
cohol and beta-naphthol which will
carry a suitable coloring matter.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12
Guy-AachOr.

Charles J. Widmer. Sidney, O., has
received a patent for 4 ground-anchor
consisting of spiral blade arranged
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

SHOWING
T % :
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Husking Peg.

John Fl. Akin, Ames. Iowa. has pat
ented a husking peg made of me-
The National tribune., 1906-04-12
Halter.

William ]. Smouse. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, has received a patent for halt
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

]. Elster and H. Geitel. two German
chemists, have found that rock salt is
an effective screen against the X-rays,
and thus against radium. 1t is impcr-
yious to gases, absorbs the rays and
has very slight radio-activity Of its
own.
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Science Notes.

An English exchange reminds Its
readers that piece of -unslaked lime
kept in gun-case will absorb every
particle OF moisture that enters.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12
Ice Pitcher.

in patent for an ice pitcher. which
has pocket opening 10 the outside in
which the ice is held and prevented
from diluting the liquid in the pitcher
Wave Motor.
Charles E. Newell, San Francisco,
Cal, has taken a shy at the wave-motor
problem by device for which he has
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

Elias c. Erb. Hunter, n. D., has OBJ
tanned a patent for. "A rotary pioWiug
attachment which is a concaved rotary
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disk with anti-friction devices and a
moldboard scraper fitted to it. 1t is
adapted TO be connected to a grading,
ditching or wagon-loading machine.
Ice Pitcher.
Joseph Krakauer, New York, n. Y,
reyises what seems to us an old idea
The National tribune., 1906-04-12
Rotary pisk PiOw.

tallic strip with a split tubular socket
in which the peg slides.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

castor oil. eight parts of burnt umber.
four parts of manganese dioxid and IL
parts of potassium bichromate.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

in possession of a machine that does
the work of 40 expert computers. 1t
was invented by Prof. William Terrell,
who presented it to the Government.
II predicts the time of high and low
tide year in advance, and even longer
If /; were necessary. 1t is compact and
delicate to degree not easy TO de-
scribe. and makes the predictions of
the tides which are issued every year
by the Survey in a book of tables.
Paste for Papering Painted Walls
To make wall paper stick to painted
walls, prepare a batter of -four and
water in the usual manner. only a lit
tie thinner, and for each gallon of
batter add one ounce powdered rosin.
Set the kettle on a moderate fire and
stir until ii boils and th;..kens, and
the rosin Is melted into the paste.
When cool. thin down with weak
solution of gum arabic.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

Last week Cyrus c. Shigley. Hart.
Mich. obtained n patent for q compli-
Gated magazine phonograph. which has
a number of record rolls carried on n
wheel. description of this phono-
graph occupies nearly Il columns of
the Patent Office Gazette.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12
SCIENCE AND INVENTION.
Work The Worlds Busy Brains in Discovering Inyenng and
Creating.

The Patent Office has been making
records right along. A few weeks ago
it announced that a total issue of about
500 patents, reissues, trademarks. etc.
in one week surpassed anything in the
previous history of the Bureau. Last
week. however, the Bureau went far
ahead of this record, with a total OF
1925 patents, reissues. trademarks, Ia
bells. prints and designs. The Patent
people modestly say that not TO them,
but to the prosperity of the country, rs
all the glory. for if the people were
not doing SO well they would not be so
anxious to take out patents and secure
privileges.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12
a Prophesying Machine

The Coast Survey at Washington ar
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

Siemcns and Halske. the noted en-
gineers of Berlin, announce that they
have invented pen made from tanta-
lite, which is practically indestructible.
Sheets of tantaIite are the hardest Of
known metals, and pen made from
them is said to be harder. yet more
elastic. than one of steel. and more pill
able than the gold nib.
The National tribune., 1906-04-12

The Dominion Government is prepar-
ing to adopt the metric system. and
Prof. ]. C. McLennan. of the University
of Toronto. has been assigned TO duty
for the next year TO explain the system
in Il series of lectures in all the leading
cities in Canada. The Canadian. Gov
ernment hopes to secure the adoption
of the metric system as means of
facilitating trade with the other Brit
ish Colonies and with foreign nations.
The Board of Trade have begun adopt
ing resolutions asking the Government
to make the system compulsory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
IA p ABBOTT < cola T. ABBOTT 9 &C. A 7. ABBOTT 9 co
- The Daylight Store =
YEARS AND YEARS AGO
YEARS AND YEARS AGO

first
Silks
We dnotbo Silks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08

FOUND.-A pocket purse containing small
sum of money which owner can have hy PROV
ing property AZ ehis office 302t2
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100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR sALE-Dry wood slab wood. limb
wood and chunks Apply ii II. Il Gregory
BarTe. 81 Telephone No. 3l5 g. 2l2tl.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
TALK OF The TOWN.


Black Cat hose At Abbott's.
New ant draperies " yaughan's
a. r. Fort Il III Walden 81 business.
Catholic church fair all next week
At Hale's Pavilion.
Catholic church fair all next week
AT Hale's Pavilion.
Alex Coburn, left this noon on 4 bust
nees trip To New Haven Conn.
The ladies 81 the &, Al Il. will hold
their regular meeting Friday evening
Handy Andy. Rehearsal Of Handy
Andy at O'Clock this evening II the
church yestrN.
a new process has been adopted by
the City Bakery for baking o. beans
and brown bread.
A 5-ineh all SILK taifeta ribbon Id
changeabIe effects for 15c per yard Az
Pery's on Saturday
Roller skating at the Pavilion today;
sessions from b to iii 4. IL, for begin.
ners; Z To ! and = to ~ b. m-
only three more days III the great
bargain sale at Thomas lSrady's store,
1is Main street. DO not miss III
Guilio Mazzstti, b Riboni Il. Mali.
mari and Agneaetta Etore leave tonight
for their old homes IN Italy TO spend
che winter
Mrs Drew, Who las been visiting Ill
4ha bA4.s8tA III nae ,fa4stKh4nr Mr. IsaRrfsn
Durett, returned this morning to her
home ID Marshileld.
George Phillips returned To his home
Fin Randolph this morning after being
Hi the city last night III play iii Gill
bertson'4 orchestra at THE Woodmcn's
bail
All Good fenplars who intend 10 10
I'd the district lodge meeting To he held
/ mt Wilhamstown next Wednesday mnst
be at their hall Friday night and givc
their NAMES ta the committee
s. e. tlinsdale's customers say they
tlo not see how III can sell - good ap.
pies As he II selling for 81 barrel
4 rhc best apples for the money ever
offered fl Barre. AZ the Central Yer.
mont depot this week only
Secretary r. HI Mccarthy 81 tie
! Quarry workers international Unionleft
On The z o'clock train this afternoon
for Minneapolis Minn, where he win
represent the quarrywoIkers III the con
yention of the American Federation d
Labor Iie will ~ gone about three
weeks
1 Rockville Conn Emo much cannot
be said for larenee Wilson. Who made
his first appearance here. He possesses
rot only i deep. rich voice. but has i
nezxo soise quality that Made his work
1.-THE finest bass ever heard ln this city
Barre opera house, Thursday evening
November 5th
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
BONNET SILKS.

These arc the kinds Of Silks worn
by our grandmothcrs, In appearance
they have beautiful black luStre.
Years ago these Silks were made ~
and 20 inches wide; now they are
made az inches wide and priced
less thar years ago
Now we act a 26-inch Bonnet
Taffcta that should sell at 81. Is, now
down to VI 90 per yard.
We are using this Bonnet Silk as a
leader ID show the ladies that we carry
only the best silks and thar they are
priced very low,
We expect by selling only
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
BAD FIRE In HAMILTON. o.
Loss in Business District Amounts to
S350,o0o

Hamilton. O., Nov. s.. a loss Of more
than $350.a00 was caused 81 fire which
started after midnight ID the millinery
department IL q II Mathes & Co.'s
store I'll the Mehrun building ii the
heart of the business district 1t WA,
the finest building b the city and wa.
almost completely burned ont The fire
spread to the Millinken building and ths
second National bank building, but wa.
checked before these buildings we're de.
stroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
3, AND A. SILKS.

Since WE put III 3 and A. silks,
one year ago, our sales oil Colored
Silks have more than doubled and our
Black Silk business il half as much
again ~ before II all goes To show
that ladies want tile best, the reliable
kind Of goods, especially when the
price ii bur triae more.
B. and "A, Colorcd Silks come very
wide (2b inches wide) and Sell for
only $500 per yard.
B. ane "A. Black Silks come yard
wide and ia very lnsterous 1affeta;
sell for St.37 f-2 per yard
u f. GILL ~ -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
SOUTH BARRE.

The ladies OF the LniYersalist church
will hold fair and entertainment on
Thursday evening November $. They
viii itaYe booths with fancy articles
aprons 81 All kinds, home made eandics
and cake and coffee. BE slife aud come.
Admission Toe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08

FOR sALE--A Williams No. typewriter
Guaranteed In pcrfeetorder. $500 Vermont
Fruit store, 2est8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08

LOsT--Be Between Bank street and Ladies' Of
Clan Gordon hall. Tuesday night, d gold ring
Finder please return 70 Bank street and be
rewarded. Mrs. Williamson. 2u2tas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
FANCY SILKS.

Passavant, the largest silk dealers
III this country, But short time
AGO closed our % Boston parties
all Of their Colored silks at but 4 part
Of The cost. We were fortunate
enough To BET a chance At this pur-
chase and now have Plaid silks at 75c
for waists 81 fancy hoods, silks worth
sl00.
One TT Of Jasper silks, 75c
value, now II SOC per yard
Black Taffeta for Innings, 1 good.
pure SILK, very soft and lusterous, nor
AZ Sc bet yard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
Dartmouth sophs. Il. 81. ]. Academy .

St. lohnsbury, Nny. s.The St Johns
bury academy football eleven was beat
en- BY tho Dartmouth spphomores, 2l
To q, here yesterday afternoon. Prin-
cipai Rowland 81 Tho academy OBLIGATED
a. referee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
ROSYA.

Odessa. - Straszna tn sza-
la}a burza i 4 osoby zosta}y
zabite przez v%pioruny. DUO
dom6w cd pioruna stane}o W
p1omieniach. Dziewiec os6b
utone1o W suterenach, poza-
lewanych przez ulewe. DUO
ucierpia}y winnice i zasiewy;
podobno ma $4,000 akrach
ziemi zniszczone kompletnie
jest zboze. Me MONA jeszcze
poda6 wszystkich szczeg6}6w
0 szkodach zrzadzonych przez
katastrofe, So jednakowoz ma
pewno olbrzymie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
RZYM.

Spodziewaja sic tn przy-
bycia KS. arcybiskupa war
szawskiego Popiela, ably zda}
Stolicy sw. dokladne sprawl
zdanie o sprawie Maryawi-
tow czyli Mankietnik6w. Je-
zeli oni ME porzuca wnet
swych b}ednych nauk i ME
|upokorza sic pred powaga
Ko5cio1a i Stolicy sw., Papiez
niewatpliwie urzedowo i sta
nowczo przeciw MIN wysta-
pic bedzie musia}. \
Ojciec sw. p%rzyjmowaf ME-
dawno pielgrzym6w z Wir-
tembergii. Stolica, swieta "a
mierza zaliczy6 W poczet bio.
~gos}awionych arcyksiezniczke
Magdalene, c6rke cesarza Au-
stryi Ferdynanda 1, a wnu-
czke kr6la polskiego Kazi.
mierza Jagiello6czyka. Uro-
dzi}a sic ona II sierpnia
1882 W Insbruku, odzna-
cza}a sic nadto dobro-
cia i pobozno6cia. Pc wielu
trudach %prze}ama}a op6r swe.
go cesarskiego OLGA i brata i
wraz z m}odsza siostra Helena
wstapi}a do zalozonego przez
siebie W Hall klasztoru. Tam
20 lat zbieg}o jej ma poboz-
nyh uczynkach, a gdy zmar-
Ia, tiumy ludu urzadzaly
pielgrzymki do jej grobowca.
w niedziele 1890 b. N. ma
stapila tn W kosciele sw.
Pictra beatyfikacya (policze-
ME W poczet blogoslawio-
nych) s}uzebnicy Bozej Julii
Billiart, za&ozycielki kongre-
gacyi c6rek Maryi W Namur.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
POD sZAMOTUk.

Pewien Kodak W stroju staropol1
Skin przyby} do Poznania ma ter
min Gdy juz z terminu do dom M
powra cal, wstapif do sk}adu pew.
nego starozakonnego, ably kupi6
ola swej zonki - kt6rej ma imiee
J6zefa - jej patrona sw. J6zefa..
Ma nieszczescie 6w zydziak ME
mia} tel flgdrki ma sprzedaz lecz
ME dal "a wygrana. Otto bierze fl
gurke Schillera i podaje ja nasze-
mu wiarusowi. Ch}opek sig dziwuje
i m6wi:
- Jej la Boga! czy to swiety-
J6zef kiedy " kapeluszu chodzi}.
- Naturalnie, odpowiada zyd,
sw. J6zef zyf W ciep{ym kraju, to
musia} pred zarem s}onecznym gfo-
we swa schroni6.
. Nasz Polaczek kupif owa figur-
ke iecz zamiast rado6,i zony dostaf
porzadna kapitu}e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
NIEMCY.

z Kolonii afryka6skich.-
Przyw6dzca murzyn6w Mo-
renga, pobity przez wojska
'niemieckie zbieg} ma teryto-
ryum angielskie. Niemcy ia.
.daja jego wydania, lecz Anglia
ME ma najmnieiszej pc temu
.ochoty.
- Frankfort, M. - Wy
:scigi automobilowe ,Herko-
mera" z Frankfortu do WIFE,
dnia rozpocze}y sic wedle
programu o godz. sos rano.
Automobile wyruszy}y W
.odstepach dwuminutowych;
ksiaze Henryk otrzyma} To-
sem numer dwudziesty. z
Amerykan6w udzia} bierze
tylko Percy P. Pierce z Bu-
ffalo, N. Y. Do godz. 11stej
dwadziescia automobil6w
przyby}o do N~orymbergii,
.gdzie sniadano. Popo}udniu
.dostano sic do Monachium.
Wydarzyl sic nieszczesljwy
wypadek juz W ~pierwszym
.etapie: Friedrich Wandesle-
ben u skretu uderzyl o drzs~
wo, a jadacy z MIN cz}onek
komitetu sedzi6w Werie,
wypad}, rozbii sobie czaszke
i kosc piersiowa i zawiezio-
no go do szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
AUSTRIA.

die Zeit" stwierdza, re W
ko{ach poselskich cd paru
.dni k~olportowana jest pog}o-
ska, jakoby ustapienie ksiecia
.Hohenlohego by}o rzecza po-
.%stanowiona a mia}o sic STAG
faktem dokonanym natych-
miast pc. powrocie cesarza do
Wiednia. 49, Jako prawdopo-
.dobnego przysz}ego prezesa
ministr6w, wymieniaja take
ksiecia Schoenhurga, kt6ry
mia&by utworzyc cabinet par
lamentarny. uDie Zeit"
stwierdza, re W ko}ach rza-
.dowych zaprzeczaja.. tym po'
:gfoskom Gala stanowczo-
:5cia. w.. Allg. Ztg." do
dale do tel wiadomosci, re
podobno W ko}ach rzadowych
wynaleziono projekt kompro-
misu miedzy rzadem wegier-
skim a austryackim, kt6ry
umozllwi zakonczenie zatar-
gu clowego pomiedzy obu
rzadami =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
CORRESPONDENCE
g
OW'lAT,I,ONl.Nl!A, Mimi.
6 Czerwca, 1906.

w niedziele 3go. CzerKca przyste-
powa}y W naszym polskim kosciele
sw. Jacka dzieci do pierwszei ko-
munii swietej.
Klasa ME byfa wielka, DO by{o
tYlko Is dzieci % dziewczat i Z
ch}opcow: lecz Wiel. ks. Daszkow-
ski ma bardzo 4adny zwyczaj, ze
tkazdego roku zawezwie take die
CT, kt6re roku poprzedniego prey
stepowa}y pierwszy a do sakra>
ment6w 6wietych, i bractwo panien
Niepokalanego poczecia przystepu-
je take tego dnia do Sto1u Pam
.skiego.
Kosci6f ma te uroczystosc by}
pieknie przystrojony. Wiel. nasz
ks. Proboszcz wyg}osi} kazanie ma to-
mat: ,%,jezeli mnie kto mi}uje bedzie
chowaf move mojaa Ojciec moi
umi4uje Co." Kazanie niejednego do
}ez pobudzifo, gdy kaznodz1e;a wy
kazywal, re sig do slow tych ME
stosuja i fa}szywie albo wcale Pa
ma Jezusa ME mi}uja.
Dnia % Maja, W kosciele, sw.
Jacka odby}. sig pogrzeb S. p. Pios
ira Herzog, kt6ry zmar} %. Maja,
by} to najwspanialszy pogrzeb jaki
kiedykolwiek by{ W Owatonie W
naszym kosciele; juz to ola tego, re
s. p. Piotr Herzog by} jednym z
najpierwszych csadnik6w. - mar~
~ p]ozostawia W smutku pograzona
zone, trzech syn6w i try cork,
ws7ystkie zamez@e.
PARAFIANIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

pare kr6lewska. Po]ilccya DO
wiedzia}a sic, ze jacys Eau
FAM przyiaciele Moralesa Y
siebie go przetrzymyWalll'.
Zdaje sic, ze 2 Madrytu wy
|iechal Morales " AUTOMOBILE;
ma ka&dy spos6b wiadomo,
re " AUTOMOBILE TIDAL sic ma "a
.przedmiescie, gdzie zmienl1
.odziez.
z sekcy; zw}ok okaza}o sic,
ze Morales by1 chorym "
mys}owo i degenerowanym
zupe1nie. Naleza1 do grupy
anarchistycznej antimaltu-
zyan6w, kt6rych doktryny
polegaja ma tenn, by szmniej-
sZac ludnosc zleml przez
usuniecie slub6w mafzeh-
skich, W tym celu, by bogaci
ME mogli znajdowac robot
nik6w i sluzbY. ~. .@
Nagroda wyznaczona "a
schwytanie Moralesa W sumie
$4,000 zostanie wyp}acona
wdowie i dzieciom owego
policvanta, kt6ry Moralesa
zatrzymal i zosta} przez niego
zastrzelony. Nadto ola wdo-
wy zarzadziasie sk}adka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
ASHTON, Nebr.

Bocian przeleoiaf mad naszem mia
steczklem i pozostawif panu Toma~
szowi Jamrog doskona}ego syna ?
kt6rego urodzin rodzlce bardzo sic
ucieszyli; p%owiadaja, re bedzie woj"
ma, DO same ch}opcy sic rodza.
PAM Rozalia Szydzik przez kilka
dni chorowa4a ma gruzlice, lecz te~
raz juz jei lepiej. !.
MUSIC %jeszcze napisa6 cos 0 ma
Sym m}ynie, o kt6rym iuz k,lka
razy W korespondencyach by}a
wzmianka W gazec'e. Ot6z rozma-
wiajac z gospodar>em owego m}y~
ma pytafem, czy tez tn i polak W
tym mfyn;e PRAGUE, a on mi tax
odpowiedzia}: p6>i ia tym mfynem
bede zarzadza}, to laden polak "
tym m}ynie robic ME bedzie, chy-
ba re mnie wykupi; 6w niemiec gdy
ma republikanski tykiet leciaf, to
chodzil pc ulicach i pc domach j
polak6w prosiF ably ma niego g}oso
wall, wtedy potrzebowa} polak6w,
ale teraz juz bez Mich sic obejdzie.
Dobra to ola mas .nauczka, jak wiec
niemiec ma drug' raz bedzie sic sta"
raj o jaki urzad i prosic bedzie po'
lak6w ally ma niego sw6j g}os 3D.
dali, to sobie to przypomnljcle, ze
on sic z polak6w na5miewa, re pol
ska make robi, a polaka zadnege
ME ma W mkynie, ohoc tn: jest pol
ska okolica, sami polacy, a gdzie<
tylko niemiec albo szwed.
ZYCZLIWY-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Siedmdz'esieciu pieciu robot
n;kow W kopaloi Eagle mills
nalezacej do Grand Rapids
Plaster kompanii zastrajkowa-
10 W sobote pc pofudniu /
przez nie)akis czas sytuacya
zdawala sic bye grozna. Ca
Ia partya robotnik6w rzuciIa
swe narzedzia i. zebrala sic
pred OLSEN ale laden re
strajku acych ME by} W sta.
ME w~ytt6maczyt zadah g6rni~
k6w gdyz ME r%ozumieja on'
angielskiego jeayka. Superin :
teodent Apted obawiaiac sic
rozruchow telefonowat O po-
moe policyi i przyslano mu
p'eciu deputy szerytow. Me
byli oni jednak potrzebni. W
poniedzialek rano strajkier4y
wr6cili do piracy. Pan Apted
powiada re ME vie dlaczego
robotnicy zastrajkowali ale
sadzi re zadaja wiecej placy.
Wieksza Geese robotnik6w W
tel kopalni stanowia Polacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
N NJ q AMERYKI
CHICAGO, Ill. Jak sic IDA

CHICAGO. Ill. Jak sic IDA.
ie, " parafii ~litewskiej, gdzie
proboszczen jest Wiel ks,
Stefanowicz. ME nastal do
pozadany spok6j,
zakl6cony " polowie lutego
w sasiedztwie koscicla, ma
rogu ulic IS Union uslyszano
z rama diva strza}y, Policyant
i dwa1 cywilni ma sropniach
schod6w, prowadzacych do
koscioia, smierelnie ranione-
go Antoniego Licza. a PREY
MIN stall dymiacyma jeszcze
rewolwerem w reku miejsco
wy koscielny. Lecz W kr6tce
potem umart W szpitalu, a
aresztowany koscielny twie-
rdzi, re dziataf W obronie
w}asnej, poniewaz L'cz rzu~
cal sic ma niego, kiedy mu
wzbranial wstepu do ko Soda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
Up. E asst use


Cetynia. Ludnosc chrze-
scia6ska W kilku miejscowo-
sciach oburzona ma muzuf-
man6w, kt6rzy podpalili pare
dom6w j dopuszczali sic
swa}t6w, wypedzila "a wsi
wszystkich m~ahometan.- W
b6jkach zabito, Is raniono %
m~uzu}man6w. Pc stronie
chrzescian Jest kiIku rannych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
lime stosunki, inne ma
WyCZki.

Wiemy wszyscy bardzo dobrze,
re ME mozemy wszyscy zy6 tenn sa-
mem zyciem. Praca 6wiata jest po-
dzielona miedzy nasi musimy "a
stcsowaG spos6b naszego zycia do
tegoz podzia}u i specyalnego stano-
wiska ma jakiem zostalismy posta-
wieni. w tym zawodzie, W sztuce,
lub zyciu publicznem, jedni donna
wa:a szczeSliwoSci, W ionic lch fa-
milf, inni z powodu posiadania do
skona{egoi dobrego zawsze zdro<
via i silly. Kt6re z tych dwu rodzin
So szczesliwi? Jezeiiby pozostawio-
mem i dozwolonem nam bylo Wy
brac jedna z tych o~kolicznosci, my,
prawdopodobnie, a nawet bez wat
pienia, wybralismy doskonafe zdro-
vie. We wiekszej liczbie wypad~
k6w, ono jest naszym celem i jest
do osl~agniecia, tylko pamietac win
nismY nieustannie 0 tenn, re pierw-
SEE oznaki choroby }atwiej nam jest
~zwalczyc, anlzeli sama chorobe gdy
sic rozwinie. Trinera Amerykahski
Eliksir Gorzkiego Wilma, zawsze
przemoze take symphonic jak brak
apctytu, niedyspozycye, ocieza}osc,
niestrawnost, ~nieczysta chorobliwa
cere, ~nerwowos6 it'd. Przynosi uzy-
~wajacemu tego kordya}u zdrowy j
o~dswiezajacy sen ochote do pra~
cy. Utrzyma zdrowie a przez to
zwieksza si}e zarobkowa. Do do.
stanis " apiece Tub u fabrykanta
Jos. Triner, 100 So. Ashland A ve.,
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

NEW YORK. - Andrew
c. Fields zeznai przed przy~
si2glymi, re flrma drukarska
Lysander w. Lawrence pia-
ella mu roczn e 500, 600
azeby przekupywaf czlonk6w
legislstury, lie ray chciano
uchwalat prawa n'ezgodne z
interesami ,, Mutual Life. Ly.
sander wystawial rachunkl
ma druki W TAXI spos6b, re
pokrywal sunny wydane. Dzia~
10 sic to z wiedza dyrektorow,
a ~mianowicie prezydenta Nc
Curdy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
ZE sWIATA
g
AVA.

Arcybiskup W Bombay,
Teodor Dahlhoff, Jez'1ita,
umarl W tych dniach. Prze2
to liczba biskup6w z iowa
rzystwa J~ezusowego spad}a
ma IA. Zmar}y Dahlhoff po-
chodzl} z dyecezyi paderborn
skiej; biskup Bernard Phei-
derlinden, kt6ry rzadzi dye
.cezya Poona W arcybiskup-
stwie Bombay, jest synem
majetnego kupca monaster-
:skiegO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
HISZPANIA.

Madryt. Uroczystosci
weselne odbywaja sic W dali
Sym ciagu p~rogramowo; Cd
by1a sic wspaniale rewia
wojsk ma polu Carabanchel,
ma kt6rej obecna byla mfoda
para kr6lewska.
Policya jest ma tropie
wsp6lnik6w Manuela Morale
sa, kt6ry odebral sobie zycie
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