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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

frIHriiNu ~ NNlNnnrti 20 Tor error Nh 90
any matter of pieadlng or pfocciufe
unless, in the onlniDn of ihe court tu
which the application "a made after an
examination 90 the entire cause, u shall
aiiirmatlVely appear that she error com.
planned OF hts resulted in miscarriage
LVNcnlNo.
~ connection with the delays of thn
lAn, ! cRn your attention and tho Htt0ns
zion ~ tho nation 90 the prevalence ~
crime amonE us, and above nii % the
epidemic OF lynChluE and ninb violence
thnt springs uu now iu one part ul our
cuhdirys now On another. Each nrctiun,
north. south east. or ueat, has ita own
spend iis time fctripF a the f1ulta Qf
nunihFf ncNtiOni a nnulid be- busy trfe
inN tl alnehd Sc own shortcomings ID|
deal with the crime of corruption q al
necessary 90 have an awakened public
conscience and 90 supplement this hg
whatever loNlHlnfion viii add speed ami
certainty ln thH execution ul thn Jaw
When We deal with iguchins even more
o. necessary a great many white mrn|
are iynchad boa The crimo u pecuiiaflY
frequent in respect ip black nsen THE
greatest existing cause uf ifuHHinF la|
the pffpelfntlon rHpcrlnilt Psi black
men. of the hldpour crime nf fauf tha
most nb1mlnnhlo ln 500 che catefGff OH
CrimfH, even worse than murder ROna
frequently a4Nnge che commission Qf|
ihls crime OBJ themselves tufiuring tpI
atruhinr ln hCailai iaahinn haaflal|
dttd mud reducing themselves 90 q lesoil
VIII ihs criminal
Iawiessu,sa groua by what tf feeds
unon and when mnha ifFiH 90 iynrb t1r
rsnf they speedily extend fhn rrhrrf lf
their operations and iynfn for many
cthrf EInNH rf CrlnifH. HY tlfHt tWu-thifnf
~ inr 9nemnga nrg nos f,r upe IA Nii
Nhil0 considerable pfouufiiun ~ tnn
individuals hprhsd arc innoqpnt Of go
crime Governor GAMBLER uf NeufgiH.
atntfA uu nnr uDrualHu nuur years a4u.
. cln anf oi verify that have. with
half uutfn Innocent nFErHfa ahu aafe
pursued u1 thr mob. Hui brought them
~ tfiHi in court of Jaw n which
ihff Hrfr srinitief a. hlahnp Casio
When ife ruie 1f a mob eliains. lhat
which HisiinruishHa Nirh civilization
iH aHrreunFfnN The mob Witch iturNHa
% uesfn rhafRg5 with rape Win in b iit.
iir while gnrh wrilf mnn fuarcrtrd
of crime Every cnr'ruan r1trlf iu
hmnrlra needs fn ilfi uu hIr voice Iu
irul ana eternal prnicHi against tnn mob
sg'fit ltnt d thfehienlnf tne lniesfiil
AlaiHmH haa recently apDafn aa fai.
lows THE lNurhlng Hf auF uofalH Ter
Ni1tNfpr rfimU n innNtuF anywhere
It 81 nrunuUH 0l orderly government
nui fba kNllnE 0f lunpceHi pfnple uuo-,
any rrqFucaflpn iH iuNnin'F MERE hpl
fitir, 1uf fUJ innocent people Hre NiH'f
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

was inability 90 provide 9is5000 to
carry oul the terms pf aa afrcement
20 construct a suhmlf.ne nf iae HOl-
lard typo The assets are given as
$500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Any skin itching 81 % 3 mDcriesinr.
The mere sou scratch thc NOrso "a
Nchal Duan's Olaimoni cures nilUn.
aczema any skin itching an all drug
stores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
INTERESTING EVENTS N
AMERICAN HISTORY

"""HNN"N
lTl5- Congress VOTES 20 employ
lOrrlgn nnelnocrH
iIl6-~fien Lfo crosses The Rudsoa
90 iaverstraw a. T.
iIS0-Qgn Nathaniel Greene a.
aumoH command of ne southern
army
lsli-0en jackson arrives at NeN
Orleans and takes command
isbs-john Brown. vino cndcapoF.
"a 20 arm the slaves. ls hanged ~ M
lnHnrrcctluniat
isse-A panic in the aluch ex
change 40 Ban Fauoiac0 causes i4
of ihe princlnai brokers 10 anspeud
1890 Henry Az Teller of Colorna0.
and Preston 4 Plumb. oi Kansas. Ia.
ir0ducu bills in enngleas iof fhr ff6r
c9innsa 4 SILVER.
1899 john + Osborne. candidate
Tor governor of Wyoming. inkea Oath
oi oiAce before the returns arc can.
yn1sei BY the state board 81 con.
vussCfs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

F H"ftH A fa"HtftNt NN' WV
hnn Eloauent champion Of The
right % petition az length carries
bio annual motion ln cougrosa fo fe.
aoind tho rule forhlddlug feadinF of
petitions ioF restriction 0i slavery
1888 Gen. ionnairuet raises che
fiege ~ Knoxville an1 roiifea Oh the
apHfoaeA ~ 0eH sherman
isai Electric street ilglts ara ig.
irniuccd ln philadelphia
December z.
1850 Penn hplaa "a gcncfal coHYn.
ti0n ~ colonlata uf choster io oraa
nlEe the territory.
ilfl Lafayette o. appointed tn thn
command of GEES stephen ditlsia1
~ CSC Hmy
i7ss Washington lakes leave af
thH officers uf IhH ARMY
1857 Secretary uf che TFaralrY
Chase recommends Galluuai bank
inR system. which shall give the nh.
tinn entire control uf ass currency
and abolish ttafo banL
1880 The senate passes iplni reao'
Wilon Gao supply arms agalsui ihr ln
dinna fu The states W North and
South nakoia wyoming ani Nclrae
ka
1897 iieury D. Nofcnoss. sifnnr
or. dcmah1a 81 .M1.f0N n fhe once
af Huaaeil sage inine refused he
dropa hag which oruloaes killing
hlmsrlf and iulurug Nr sage and
others
isoi Forest fires TO gfoai damaas
ln CallorHie
December 8.
1850 Con &assufh. ere Iunnaflan
patriot arrives ln New York
1876 Tho brooklyn fhelfre takes
Ore during q performance. and n tar
ensuing panic 296 pemous were kln
"a
1889 John p ingalls, introduces
the Chlosro WORLDS Faif hi1 ln toa,
gross
1894 fnFonmcutH special report
estimates that over 15NQ $3.50 haFhfia
ul wheat VIII ha f0l 10 aocH hernn1e
~ prevailing loe Drlces
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
PAGE z

their pledges Such would be contrary all experience
The people do not and according the constitution canno vote
directly for their president but they have created electoral college
which has failed register their will In instance has
ecctor refused keep his pledge If they WISH the people
make their legislature electoral college far the naohp
is concerned Ffrt
The great danger which confrons the people when they under
take express their will Of this kind is the power of the
Organization the boss" If political committees political
candidates for the legislature will be instructed for railway
resenatve like Senator Willard 1t will be recalled that
instance where the legislature instructed railway attorney
elected The only for this evil is the direct primary
BY of the direct primary people themselves Of
boss rule and until they rid of the bosses they be
that their wishes will be carried
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
kID-GLOvE ANARCHY

Il decline advice of COUNSEL This was the i'm
variable reply of H. H. Rogers whenever he asked pertinent
question by Attorney General lladey of Missouri the Standard
Oil investigation New York Honestly expressed the answer "a
existed in the mind of Mr. Rogers would have about as
follows:
Il decline because Standard Oil secrets must NOT m
made public If the public knew the truth about Standard OH %
would probably be revolution base refusal on the fact that
the Standard Oil company greater than the government and above
the law and WILL therefore, protect from Standard
Oil laughs at such charge contempt Of court Standard on L
created the Judges who must try that charge will the Sn,
ois creatures dare to hold their Creator contempl You Mr.
ad u you are sincere in your efforts to bring the Standard
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
BAxTER's BAD BREAKS

should not be forgotten that the president when he dis
missed United States District Attorney Baxter from Office dis
missed the who failed to the grain magnaes for
pracy restraint of trade 1t reported the Omaha papers
that the members Of the to the district attorney
promised be good he would overlook past oenses was
then agreed according these reports that the grain association
would stop breaking the law the grand jury would called upon
to investigate the old violations of the law
In the grain well the Richards and Com
stock fencing the district attorneys action
lie made clear that ne would compromise with wrong whenever
rich offender involved Tie fencing
special who secured conviction AT moment
District Attorney Baxter appeared and practically
mended mercy
In the grain trust matter the district attorney did what would
not have dared do in oneffeng If clerk had robbed
posoce of 49, it would have the district at
torney say go and more But when the
grain dealers association tacty admitted their guilt by promising
not to do IN the future what they had been doing the past
district attorney babe them depart peace and the grand Jury
was not asked to investigate conspiracy that has
thousands of dollars
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
6be Nsbraska Independent
JANUARY II, 1906

deeper hostility than that they cannot be cased
blackmailers
In Wisconsin the railways employed various devices to dis
credit the antpass law, but their efforts prove futile No DEVICE
however, preucia public interest the rules adopted
by the Pibrg publishers All that the public demands OF the
railways square deal the railways do not discriminate against
the public there why the public should discriminate
against the railways sst
The entertaining report of threatened vengeance however,
from Washington In general way it like the other
reports and sak of railway inspirations but it has feature
that will strike the citizen astonishing admission OF
congressional corruption The report states that many
who forced pay their fares and from Washington the
holidays planning reduction by onehaf in the amount
paid the railways for transporting the mails The government
pays annually between 5000O0 and 100000 and the
ing statement made that there would be injustice in paying the
railways oneaf the present If that true, then it pos
sbe appreciate the injustice of paying the railways the present
This admission that the country paying the railways
between 1926 900 and 900 year much for carrying
the mails Is possible that the people the United States have
paid this ghn taxation order that their representatives
at Washington might obtain passes from the railways? the
railways made bargain which they should be 10th to o and
shall probably hear that the railways nmidaed by the black
mailing threats Of officials and legislators have decided
the passes All the foregoing reports breath Of railway strategy
but whether the railways for these reports the
evils OF free transportation made clear by em and candid minds
will recognize that if these evils be destroyed free passes
be destroyed ~,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-11
is 1T BlAckMAIL OR CONSPIRACY?


Ptsburg Pennsylvania placed newspapers
the list with politicians
be- paid for cash. and
The Psbug se Publishers association acted on the PROPOSE
decided that
ners h n mention in the daily VIII
al n IN g all the copy must be edited eliminate
be SO written that the public side alone is
If the foregoing report shows that Pisbug newspaper
publishers have defective idea of what newspaper should be-
1t right that newspapers should receive money for railway
tisenen but wrong discriminate against railways the
matter of newspaper publishers city councimen and state
legislators discriminate against railways transportation
IS withheld they will the railways ground for claim that
free passes of pacfyng bakmalers If
the Pennsylvania railway honest its efforts suppress the
free pass newspaper publishers legislators and concinen hd
give that railway square deal
1t has been the custom give railway officials pufs in return
tor tree transportation The pufs very well dispensed with
The rule that railway shall be restricted to such news as will
Dencht the public not mwe if honestly interpreted But if
IS construed that the will be published if it
favorable to the railways then is reprehensb The rule that
wherever possible the written that the public side
alone printed backma pure and simple It is difficult to
believe that the Piburg publishers have sanctioned such rule
News concerning the railways should handled as all other
news handled Descriptions wrecks should distorted as
to minimize the of the to show that the
railways not blame And if free passes are withheld news
paper men should not dor the ure the railway
companies.
1t rather puzzng determine just what is meant by he
public side alone of iem but be the purpose
OF the rtsoug newspaper publishers to suppress that part the
which would favor the railways lay stress on whatever
would nue the railways report should take sides
should tell the facts The editor if he f may champion the
pubc side of the after news has been printed or he
align himself with the railways but he should never permit or in
struct newsgahercrs TO give anybody the of it,"
The Independent admits that enerans serious ouls as
whether the Ptsg newspaper publishers adopted the foregoing
rules be that the railways behind scheme to dissent.
nate such for the purpose of dcredng taken by the
Pcnnsy vania road.
Another report says that the democratic leader Of the
Pennsylvania legislature with the support republicans
well democratic members planning retalia;o upon Inc rail-
by passing mrway legislation The particular
mentioned will provide that trolley lines be permitted carry
freight Such would produce Legitimate competition and
be nthuly called anralway measure III the cgs
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Nll bag Yublttum.

Die ~Breie YreNe fiir 9eras" miro
an iiber $50 EDitDfficen perianbt. uno
bat cine eruRe gerbreitung in Der
0adbars &epublit Weritu, i'm Snbia.
uer=gerritDrium uno Otlobpma.
Sbr @irtulatiDns>@ebiet in Teras
erftredt iih BON @alpeitpn bis binaui
nod 0enliun, bonn 6uBeriten Often
biz nab 81 A5alu i'm fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt felbftperitdnblid3 NIT be.
ionhers sablreihen 2eiern oas bidt=
beiieoelte WittelsT Teras nnb ben Giios
meiten elm. Guh in Weritp bat iie
eine aroRe gerbreituna.
3tuei 6eiienoe itno beitdnbig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterei1e oes
8lattes untermeas unb fiihren oem=
ielben i'm 8erein nit nnieren riibris
gen 2otal Naenten fertmabreno
neue 4eier au.
Sn Anbetrubt oieier Ebatiahen ift
bic nSreie Breiie", mu es iib oarum
banoelt. Die oeutihe 8epDlferuno su
erreihen. has bette aEseige Nse,
blum im 9taate Geras.
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Fiir $500 uad) 9eutt9lano.

Deutib arneritaniide 8eitungen
tDeroen i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT grDs
bem Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie li6
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON oriis
ben mebr Reuiateiten unb Nahrih.
ten bringen, alS Die oeutihen Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die rTreie Breie fir
Eeras" lit brilben iiberaQ, tpobin fie
aeianot mirb, elm iebr germ aelebener
8aft uno tann iib ribmen, Nners
tennung uno @iroieung su finben,
tpie aus aablreiben Briefen an uns,
fomie an Dieienigen, uel1e oas Blatt
an ibre Wermanoten Ibiden, berpor.
3ebt. Wer baber ieinen Berpanoten
uno 5reunbeu cine Jreube ertpeilen,
ibnen elm miQtommenes @el6ent
MAIDEN wiQ, Der beitelle fiir iie bic
rSreie Hreiie fir 9eras". Das Sn
terefie fiir 9eras, pie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno bic @egenb. no bic
Terwanoten tppbnen. 1T in Deutih
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es lit unn1Dg
lid, in Briuatbriefen etne 10 GRIND
lihe Guftldrung uno 8elbreibune
oes frenoen 2anoes 81 geben. ME
otes bic .Treie Yrei1e" aIm0hent.
lid tbnt. Sur ben gerineen Breis
Don So oerienoen mir pDrtDfrei unier
reibbaltises Wobenblatt auf elm Satr
an iroeno cine Goreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
7ie ssreie Vreiie Fiir 9eras Vubi.
GDmudnn.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FRE11
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post t-ofices, anc
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, 10 the Indian Territory
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates rrom Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to E.
Paso and Of course mainly ir
the thickly populated centra
and southwestern parts Of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveilng men and oul
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver.
tising medium In the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
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Der unaebet,n. GAIT mar fsinesfpess

Der unesbet.ne @alt mar fsinespsss
perbliifft. rga9 = g bilft ia oo9
ni9ts!1 bramlnte er. i9lob, oIs eeb6re
Der Raum tim allein, bermetii9 beiS.
Geniter nno mart fia laut dufsdbneno
in ieinen sesGeertrieots uuf bds fnirs
fdenoe 3irbeIbett .ptnigitens min
i'd mir nidt Die Snftusnsa bolen! Die
Jenfter bfeiben BIG moreen frii6 ses
fdlOfen! Sd i9nar1e Na9ts febr
fart unS frieee ionit Die talte 2uft an
bas 3apfden!"
@r orebte. obne einen Nerfud, Orb
nung in Ben Greuef I'm i'm 5u brinz
gen, sem anbern feline fart enttpidelte
aebrfeite gu 1no trommelte aus Gam
eeipeile taftmdbis NIT Dem i9tperen
9ergftod auf Dem 8Doen. bab Die ein@
5tgen bon inn unbsriibrt eelaRenen
gesenftdnoe. bic MoT9i9iifetn unb
Ma1trtriise, unpillis gu tlirren an
fingen.
0as mar a[lerbinss bas alpine 9iit=
tenfertei in feiner fiir9terlidiien. nur
felten porfommenoen pra9t. Martin
Siebenpfeiffer psrlieB Itin oas 3im=
mer. in Dem feinss gleibens ridt mebr
fein fpnnte. lno er empfan6, tpie Die
unii9tbare 0an6 oes 9erbGnsnifes
i'm gu oem ein5isen, iest bel bereinbre,
aeitoer Nadt iibrigen 3ufluhtsort ses
leitete, gu b.m Mirtbssimmer, mo Ser
Seufel Nlfobol 'ein Seepter iiber bic
6uritisen Bersfeiser fnnans.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sam 6 Ben on gaobert Ruebm. grunb.
ftiid on Der gde non 8lanco Roab uno
San BeorD 4lace; $l4U0
q 3 @Qermann uno Ssrou an Salnes g
Stirning, @ruuoitad i'm neuen Bled 2899;
81 uN
Nm ban Der Straten an Sermann 8
0eper. ~0uit Claim Seeo" fiir @runbitud
an Der 8Inm StraEe; 81.
NoblaB BON Selma Strou6 an Ser.
mann H @eper unb Jron Grunoftiid an
Blum StraBe: $500.
9h Wf Shuehle an Bertha 9 SGbueble,
@runbfiid on Der BDpberhDuie StraBe;
$40O.
@m W gBifliams unb ssrau an Otto
uno De &Dbibidl, @runbitld an Der gde
Der 9. uno Der Nuittn StroBe; $500.
ernit Stremmel unb ,5rau an Be tho
3etbemann. @runbftdd an Der Nortb
StroBe; $3.50.
Bm Oobromolsti an s g6arles albredt
uno Jrau. 8runoitld an Der Noro Bal=
nut Strnse; $500
Nmalia Lnb Geo g Nnferlon an Nlfreo
5auboIb. @runohiid an ber Guftin Str. /;
$4,000.
Otto Nnferion u VI on Nlfreo 90 4bDl6,
@runoftiid an oer gufttn GtraBe; 81.
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3u b nerfaufen!

Corner @roeerp nit i5leifhaeid6ft
uno Bier Soloon in Sort 8orth,
Eerns einihlieBlih oes @runoitlds.
40t 50Xl00 smeiitDd,aes @eb6uoe.
Store 20X56. @ohnune perbun.
oen. bat 7 GUNNER. @ute Stoluna.
@unftiae @elegenbeit fir cine oput.
ihe aamilie. Breis $4,000; $4,000
baar. oaS uebriee noth 8unih. 8.
Wueller. 8l4. East Third Str.
Fort Worth. Texas.
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Die ueberleoenheit Der init Be

- Die ueberleaenheit Der nit Der
Wfaihine aemlidten ssarben iiber ole
NIT oer Sano geniibten lit ihDn 10
hdufia oargetan moroen. oaR tnan
nnr bic erfteren faufen iDute. Rur
bic Waihine tam oieieniee @leih'
mdB'gfeit eraielen, ote aeraoe bel Der
Jarbenmiihuna 10 nDtio lit. 8en.
Oct guh an bic r,btiae AnelIe. 6 b.
Steues & S6bne.
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ydaItdle xourlten saIatmaaeu

nab galifornien, ebenip noh ct.
4Duis pia geras & Bacific Babn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an iraenb
einen Tidet Ggenten ueaen oieies
neuen Dienftes ooer an g. B. Eur.
ner. General Ba''naier.Neent, Gal.
las, 9ern8.
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DR.. MARY KING ROBBIE,

Spesialii' fir ssrauen Rrantbeiten
seiinftes Stoduert. odds. 8ebduoe.
Office Stunoen 10-12 uno 2 5.
Office: Neues Eelephon l348; @ob.
nuna: 9eues 9elepbon 1887.
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,,Bprp ssormnltn" ttstmer Il
MmeaS), lit ais antifeptiihe8 8abns
uuo Wunbpaiisr uniibertronen. Sn
alien Nputheten su hnben.
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(Hortfesuna foIot.)
sSiaa's S Gents oapana eiaarren

- wer fih cine Gefabr reht aua
malt, uerar6Bert iie. wer ihr rubia
ms Guge 'haut. mIrbiat tie. uer
lbr furhtlos entaeaentritt, iibermius
bet 5ie.
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Staat Ohio, Eoleoo,t
Queas &nuntn. SIS.

JrantJ. gbenep bs,dw5rt. saB er oer dl.
tsrs gartnsr eer Girma ): ). @benep& 9 o.
genanntem @ountp uno Staate, tut, uno oaB be
laete Girno Die Summe bon einbunoert c
Dollars fur ieoen Gaa bon &atarrb be,ablen
miro, Der our9 ben 8ebrau6 bon 8 al & a.
tarrb 3ur nidt gebeilt tperoen tann
Grant 8. Gbenep,
(-) 8ef4fporen Dor mir unb anterGrieben
3Siegel 7 in nleiner 8egenmart am 6. 9e;em=
t--1 Der y. 8. 1856.
y. B. O teaion 6ifeniliaer Rotar.
Sall's Eatarrb Rlir miro innerli6 aensmmen
un6 uirtt brett auf oas 8tnt unb bic faleimiaen
Cberhdaen ees Spfems. 2aBt ga& 3eueniFe irei
,ui6iden.
8. 3. Gbsmep q Co.. Soleoo, o.
Nebmt 6eH'e TamtItens u tten fur 8erfo opiuuo
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gan 2lntoniD & 2lranias
95aB Sahn,

i'm @arten' Diitritt oes Staotes. @es
lunohelt uno 9l,ma uniibertroffen.
giQiae 2dnoereien fir ben Tarmer,
Wnrftadrtner, Sbit' uno Biehslhter.
Beaen @in5elbeiten menoet guh an
@e0. s.. Hupt0n, o. Is. g.,
San Mntuniu. Teras.
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ORS. HIGHT L WHEAT,

1ahn6rste. 0ids=0ebanbe.
VIE aahndrstliben Mrbeiten unb Gpe.
sialitdt. bic bernhmte beutibe Boraellans
Gements6lllung, ole qenaae Duplifate
nDn natiirlichen 26hnen herfteflt
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@enn Sbr Guh iraenome nieoer.
loifen moat. tut "a entlane Der 2ls
uie nor
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z. 6 d b / tel.

mi" Dur9 Den menfdentpims
III melnoen. eritideno beiben unb
nC bon elmer beiaen6en blduen
ck~I-xrL.LI ..S..ffI... 90 ......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
We wszystkie pienniad[ze po-
zostali " Mysiowicach be-
srodk6w, aby mogli sic " DIAL.
sza puscic droge.

WROCkAW. w skutek ma
dyecezyan zdecydowal
sic ksiaze biskup ks. hardy
nal Kopp obchodzic uroczys-
Gle rs ta rocznice biskupst-
wa swego. Naznaczono ma to
dzie6 8 60 styczna 1907 ro-
ku. Pod przeNodnictwem
prepozyta tumskiego ks. DIR,
Konig'a utworzy' sic komitet
kt6ry postanowi} zbierae
sk}adki ma budowe koscio}a
jubileuszowego pod tytu}emn
sw. Jerzego, kt6ry jest patro-
nom jubilata- i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20

Sobotni nu-
mer <,,Lecha" snewu znowu
zostaf skonfiskowany i to zs
2amieszozenie dw6ch artyku-
low, omawiajacych petyeye
do cesarza i jego %odpowiedz.
to W jsdnym tygodniu
konfiskata, Pelicya,
jak sic zdaie, ogromnie sic
uwzie}a ~nas:,,Lecha", Pierw~
szej konfiskaty dokona}a,
jak to juz donosilismy, skut-
klein zamieszczenia odezwy
ksie5y dekanatu lubawskiego
gazety polskie u
bez narazenia sic ma
,~przyjemnosci" re strony
p~rzeSwietnej pruskiej poli~
:Yi,
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