davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-08
o.

- Die Streitfibrer in ct. 8eterss
burg baben iih entlhlpfien, ben
Streit fir beenoet au ~erfl6ren.
= Ser pnrs amerifaniibe &DnareF
in &iD be SaneirD bat ben ibm nurs
aelegten Nrbitration8plan angenDms
meh.
Ius Berlin tpirb eemeloet:
@s pereen etna 30 Baten fir ben
Sobn oes &rDnprinsen ernannt uer.
ben. Yrdfioent &ppleuelt miro elmer
oerIelben Sein.
- Sn Oftenoe 1T Die 8rinsei1in
Gilbert DON Glanoern, eebprene Ser
suein gliinbetb in 8ngern unb @ats
tin oes prdlumtiuen beleilhen Tron.
Foleers, BON einem SDbnben emit,
bunoen poroen. Die i'm Meai 1900
aeihloiiene ghe oeS tiinftigen G6.
nightmares mar bis iebt t~inoerlos.
Sic .Hrantfurter 8eitung"
brinet bic Welouna, oaB Der tailer.
libe Stattbalter pon gliaB.2 utbriu.
gen, 9ermann Sirit gu 6Dbenlobe.
2aneenbura. in Der ndhiten Butunft
BON ieinem Imt au~ridsutreten ges
oente. 9es Beiteren bebauptet oas
senannte 8latt, als &abfUlger oes
Siirften mare Der oerseitiae Stats
letretdr BON @liaB' 2%utbrinaen, 6err
u0r 86ner, bereita auserleben uno
Der iebiae unterftaatSiefretdr oes
Snnern in ber reibslanoilhen &e.
aierune, Wanbel. miiroe gum
StaatSietretdr ernannt meroen.
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Mait @euOloern uno nit Golden

Wit Geuolperr, uno nit Dolhen
bemaffnet, branaen iie am Is. Wai,
pormittaas II ubr, in oas an Der
febr belebten 8rienner StraBe nahs
Der &eiioens gelegene Banthaus
gapener u. 6. elm nno nulten cine
6unoertouQarnDte taufen, bic i'm
Sbaufeniter lag. Haboem oieie bonn
Rommis b~erbeigebolt moroen mar,
rib tie 8inaeB nit ben W0rten:
,Dante ibDn!" an iih, BELT Dem
3pmmis ben &enolper nDr Die Stirn
uno ordnate i'm 10 in cine @de.
mabrenb 6ndarth benz YrDturifter
une &aiiirer leiner HenDloer auf Die
Bruit iebte nit benz &ufe: n9aife
ooer i'd ibieBe!' Der &nffirer ents
miihte jebob auf cine @aIerie in
Dem Bantlotal uno narf bot, bort
aus Wafergldler uno 9intenfdfier
nad ben Shaufenitern, um Die Nufs
mertiamfeit Der Bafianten au erre'
aen. Dem fortaelebten 3drm oes
Gaiiirers 9elang e8, bic @auner su
pertreiben. Sic mplen anQebli1
nusg smndt baben, niht au ihieBen.
Sic liefen oanDn uno aus Berlehen
I'M, Die gde berum in ben Seller
oeSielben 0auies. uD tie feit0enotn<
rner, uuroen. Die Berbnnblung er-
qab. oaB @inaeB Der 8erfibrer uar.
gr uno 6udartb baben fih in Der
Sanoelsihule at 3eip5ig fenner ae'
Iernt. Son Nnerifa aus foroerteW in'
eeB ben 0Ddartb mieoerbDlt su Gdu'
bereler uno 9iebitdblen auf. lomie
gum Nahtommer nah Nmerita.
Sodartb lit oanDn nur burb cine
grtrantuno am GRANDDAUGHTER ab'
aebalter pDroen. CT bat babel elm
Nuae einaebiiBt uno trdgt ieioem elm
@lasauae. Die Sahneritdnoiaeri
beseibneten 6odartb als miuenloies
@ertaeua uno als geiitia minoermers
tia BEL iebr beihr6ntter FREEZER Wils
lenst6tigteit, @ingeB oaaeaen lei
geiitig normal, besbalb bat ibn AUDI
Die arDBere Strafe getrpfen.
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xegae

Sn Der 96be BON Nmariuo 1T
Die Samilie oes Tarmers &iags
our6 einen glibihlag aetDtet nprs
ben.
Der Ort Canyon gitp lou ourh
einen @bclon serltDrt fem. uebers
m perben aus 8rpmns
uooo, 2ampaias unb anberen Orten
eemeloet.
Hab ben ~rieueiten 8erihten
merDen bic Observation-Disclosures
in folgenoer &eihenfolae pur Die
Sonuention tDmtnen: Sampled,
G0lquitt, 8eG. BrpDts.
Nm Is. Nueuft lit Brpbibi,
tlOnspabl in 2ampaias.
- unieren @ouperneurstanoibas
ten hat Der Wabltampf foleenoe
Summen eetpftet: Campbell $751;
660.86: Beu SO, 1884, IS; BrDpts
$13, 1852. 81; gDlquitt SO, $685.
Die Biraer nDn Columbus
baben belhloien. Ole ftdotiihe &ors
poration aufsuaeben.
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Cur Seit Der 8annmoaz Grnte.

Ser Stabter lebtt nod in Staub uub
Smtoei6,
nnb s%elblidsrau eri6einen Siar unb
Selber:
9of Ideint bieWuauitiDnne. olabenb beis.
Serab auf ueiBbeihni'neg aumtrOnfeIoer
Seltiamer @ioeriprub, Der fidb uns aeiot:
Ses Biaters Bib in beiBen 6ommerfas
Surch oas oes 5ormers frDhe 5offnuta
fteiQt;
Cotton is ripe''. bort man nod INNER
iagen.
Die 8aumpon' if bes Seros.Tormers
Sreunb!
-Bte ftebt Der Hrels?", 10 t1ut's BON
Wunb az Munbe;
uno teiat in 9iberpol er ein'ae .8pint".
so bringt Der telegraph nnS bobp,f
&unoe.
nno anf benz 5elo bemiht ii6b gros unb
&iein,
9aB ieber in benz DENT bes85niqs frbhue.
Do tpiro ptatomrten aud Der Neaer 5etr
uno ounfelbdut'g &c Wonte8Ima.S bhme.
llnb Samfass 1T es in benz fleinften Dirt
90 lebbaft tuie in groSen Metrppplen.
Der Bftder Sbaaren tumn1en, nm lid
Ton elmer Bobe tuieber gu erboleu.
IS torrnt benz Sarbisen nibt in ben
Slim,
N0h louge nit benz BHiiderIohn Al oei.
5en;
Der lit oes &aufmonns lidaerer @efuinn
Wenn er nerftebt, bic aaufIuft redt su
rei5en.
Seop9 oas bette MitteI, bias er tpsis.
SIT Gone Star Eier, Oh heles nher
buufel,
Braif uns beiE. "'" H"0
SIN tlaren @las ieia braunes @nlhoe.
funtel.
uno rpenn Der Beden Sorgen oann pprs
uno man iib trifft, in nabbnrIihem9rere.
$50 man iib ausipribt, bieber, franf unh
frei,
uno2ieoer iinat mad alter beutIdberBeise.
Damn 1T es tpieoer nur bas &pne &fnr
Bier,
Sas frob 9el6t bic SerseH unb bic 9un.
gen.
Der Ntono eralanat tuol ldnait am Sim.
mel bier
Bis oaB oas leste 9ieo 1T a~usgeIuuoeu.
unb tpenn man enblid fi5 gum Seimmeo
ibidt.
&tmmt man nod elm paor 6Iaidben mit
.5ur Nlten".
@enn SHUTTER bann oas ,4(tamp" or.
bIidt,
Biro niht @arbiueupreoigt mehr oe.
halten.
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bet. Sic erhielten idmmtlib Strafs
Derfiaunaen in 0Dhe BON 3 Wtart
meaen u%ebertretung oes Sonntagss
rubegeiebes. Sbre erbDbene 8eru.
flung niibte ibnen nihtS. benin oas
Gmtsgeribt beitdtigte Die Strafpers
fiaung.
Sin unitum i'm oeutI9en gis
ienbabnpertebr lit es ameifeIos. baB
ben Ginm0bnern elmer aan5er Staot
oas &eht Der freien giienbabnfabrt
suitebt. Tatidblib baben, mie aus
3iel aeihrieben miro. oieies Brini'
leaium iamtlibe @inmDbner Der
Staot 2auenhurQ auf Der Strede
2auenburgs8ihen uno stpar niht
nur fir lire Berl0n, iDnoern audi
fir Die @uterbefDroerung. Nl8 beim
8au Der @iIenbabnlinie Berlins 6ams
burg oeren ShluBitrefe ppn 8pisen.
burg iiber 8iben, Shmarsenbed,
5rieoribSrub, &einbeG, Bereeoorf
aefiihrt meroen muste. oa Ii1 Der
S0rtflbrune Der 4inie an Der @lbe
entlang iiber 2auenburg uno @eeits
haht nah Beraeourf gu aroBe 3ers
rainibpierigteiten entgeaenitelIten,
neranlaBte Die oGniihe &eQieruna
ben 8au elmer 3weigbahn BON Biz
den nab 2auenbura, UNI aud bieier
Staot ben NnihluB an oaS @iien.
bahnneb gu ermDalihen uno erteilte
1874 ben ginpOhnern Der Staot fir
euiae 8eiten" oas &ebt Der freieu
BenuBung oer Strede fir ben Ber'
ionen' uie @i%teruerfebr. DOB Der
giienbahnfistus nod benz Brinsip
oes .Rebmen 1T better als @eben"
i'm 2aufe Der Sabre mieoerbolt ben
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@alpeftpu,s seepantu.

naht oas Menibenleben bort 10 Il.
der, nie auf benz 6oblanoe. 6. IS.
@ppoloe. Der in Dutton StraBe in
@aco, unhnt, braubt teinen Slider
beitsoamm. @r fbreibt: SD babe
Or. Sings @eue gntoedung fir
Nussebruna felt ben leBten fiinf Sab
ret, aebraubt uno iie erbdlt mild aes
fund. 8orber bate ih Suiten. Der
INNER lhlimmer muroe. SEPT lit er
peri9punoen." &urirt Suften,
Grippe u. perbiitet BneumDnia. Ses
be Slaihe garantiert bel s. &alteper
& S0bn uno Noolpb DreiB. Yrels
SOC uno ST.. Hrpbeflaibe fret.
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sine Syraae uuD Spd, feiue.

@esen elm 10 erntlidbes nno iamersli.
dies 2eiben, tuie bic Samprrbpiben, pers
ben auf Der einen Seite, b. q. bpn ihnei.
oeluitt9en 0%uadialbern hnb 9etuiiienlDien
@ba%rlatanen, bas OperationsmeHer, bic
Shnirtette unb iharfe, 6benoe Sauren
a%ngetpan6t. Dbne mebr als einen ppriiber.
aebeuoen grfole su er5ielen. @uf Der aas
oeren Seite ftebt 9r. Silsbee's GnafeIis,
iene berfibmte aranei, meldbe Seiluna
berbeiaefihtt. Die anttuort ouf bic 5raae,
tuas man geaen S~dmorrbuiben antuenben
ion, lautet alio bod obne Sraae: Qnate.
fiSl YrDben fret berIanot o P, Neu-
staedter & Co., Box 2416. NewYork.
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0as Gmpe

aller 2eioen tam fur 6. $. 8pffe
BON 8ear @roue, Sa., aIs er beaann
glettric Bitters 81 nebmen. @r
i6reibt: nSor 5mei Sabren lit i'd
ihmer an ben Nieren, electric Hit=
tiers befreite mid. gr BETTE mid
audi BON auaemeiner Shn6he."
Sibere &ur fir ale Waeen=, 2eber=
uno Wieren'2 eioen. Blutfrantbeiter,
&opfueb, Shmd9e etc. Breis SOC
-aarantiert. 8u haben bel Noplpb
DreiB uno &. &altensr & Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-08

9as Beite eegen 9tbeumatismus
1T elmer & Mmenos 8ecept Wu.
1851. 8erihmt eemDroen ourh
feline nielen erfol9reiden Seilunaen.
Su alien Nuotheten al haben.
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M4erlet.

Im Sonnta9 abeno aiebt Der
Elm @artens
tUnaert fir feline Mitglteoer.
Durb einen elettriihen Shlao
wuroe in ben Wtai6inens Wertltdtten
Der 8. IS. 8abn elm iunaer &eiiel'
NADER 0amenS 9bDmas 8. Bia0tt,
mdhreno er an Dem Sel'H otti9 elmer
2otomotipe arbeitete, aet0tet.
- 8dhreno oes Wonats Suli 1ino
bier ITO Berlonen eeborer uno 68
aeItorben.
- Die &ahltoiten unierer bielis
gen S%anotoaten belaufen fid auI
/ ,923.92.
8un Der rSnternatiunal 0eps
Company" in Stem Nort erhielten mir
n@artenlaube" $. % uno 80.
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Yanl Witller. -@lertriI6e Sblei,
ferei. IS lam Blasa. 8ertauf BON
Uteiiern. SGeeren etc.
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Staatsietretdr Rout bat ole
6abrt nah Wtontepibeo anoetreter.
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sina's 5 Gents Daoana . eiaarren
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

W NIEDZIELE 0. 4tej pc
po}udniu odby} sic 6bch6d
majowy ma Kazmirzowie. Pu-
blicznosc zebra}a sic licznie,
tax re wiele os6b z powodu
il siedzenia ~wszystkie by1y
zajete, STAG musia}o.
Program by} urozmaicony,
by}y d~eklamacye, spiewy,
muzyka, i t. p. Mowy by}y
dwie, pierwsza wyg}osi} Wiel.
ks. j. Pacholski, druga pro-
boszcz z Kazimierzowa Wiel.
ks. P. Kupferschmidt. -
Wiel. ks. Pacholski W toku
swej mowy wykazywa{ jakim
narodem JUL W ten czas ucy~
w~ilizowanym byli Polacy, jak
wielkiego dzie}a dokonali
ustanawiajac konstytucye
TAXA, kt6ra gdy Polska
powstanie i odzyska wolnosc
2 niekt6remi dodatkami be-
die zn6w przyjeta; lecz jak
zwykle Polacy So pohopni do
wielkich czyn6w a potem z
watpia, tax by}o / z konsty-
tucye 3go maja Wiel.
M6wca wzia} "a przyk}ad pa
rattan sw. Kazimierza, IL il
oni wielkich rzeczy dokaza-
Ii zak}adajac nova parafie,
wybudowali kosci61 i szko}e
nabyli dom ma plebanie i dru-
gi ola si6str, a i tn juz ME
kt6rzy zwatpili i So niezado-
violent. Zacheca} ich ably
dalej, %pracowali W zgodzie i
jednosci, ably sic trzymali
}acznie jak ma prawych Pola-
k6w przysta{o.
Wiel. ks. Kupferschmidt
wyk}ada} znaczenie konstytu-
cyl 3go Maja zacheca} do
o6wiaty, ably dzieci p%ose}ano
tylko do szk6l polskich, DO
tylko wtenczas bedziemy sic
mogli utrzyma6 jake czwarta
dzielnica Polski, tylko wten-
czas bedziemy Polakami W
tym obcym kraju.
Obch6d zako6czono odspie-
waniem ,,Boze cos Polske."
By} to- pierwszy obch6d ma
jowy ma Kazimierzowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
w PONIEDZIAKEK

w ~PONIEDZIAKEK po
d}uzszej chorobie ma sucho-
ty, rozsta} sic z tym swiatem
S. p. Franciszek Masyga IL
czac lat 81. Pogrzeb odbyi sic
We czwartek o 9 tel q kos
cio}a sw. Stanis}awa Kostki.
- Syn niebozczyka ley W
tutejszym szpitalu gdzie sic
podda} operacyi ma apendici-
tbs i O smierci OLGA mic
dotad ME vie Zmarlemu
oby da} Pan Bog wieczny
odpoczynek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

ODNOSNIE do aktu 81,
prawa z roku 1905, musza
wszyscy ci kt6rzy sprzedaja
mleko Tub 6mietanke, we
wszystkich miastach stanu, W
przeciagu 80 dni cd 1 maja,
kazdego roku, wyjac licensye
kt6ra kosztuje jednego dola-
ra, Wszyscy ci, kt6rzy "a
niedbaja W przeciagu miesia-
ca maja wyja6 licensye, beda
podpada6 karze pienieznej ME
mniej jak $15 lub karze VIE
ziennej ME mniej jak 20 dni.
Prawo to odnosi sic do wszy-
stkich, czy W mniejszej Tub
wiekszej ilosci handlujacych
nabia}em.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

400 spodnice $1.98 Ola niewiast i dziew~
czat spodnice Scecilliau, do s%troju, nowy
wiosenny styl, okrag}o wykohczone, krojone
bardzo pelno, kazdej wielkoSci, czarne, mo-
DIRE, siwe i brunatne, przesz}o 300 spodnic
kupionyc ~specyalnie do tel to dobry gatunek
po 400 jedna, ma sprzedaz W basemencie
tylko, cena $l.9S jedna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
Suknie ola %niewiast.

1900 suknia 1896. Ola niewiasi novel
mody 1906 Elton suknie, kupione w%y}acznie
do tel sprzedazy, zrobione z piekne-
go e. czysto welnianego panama, slwe~
we{niane, czarne bia}e kratki, fantastycz-
ny z61ty shifting i move sukno, wszystkle
przewodnie kolory, rozmaitej %wielkosci, 81,
szyty jedwabiem. Zwykle 1900 kostyum, ma
sprzedaz basemencie tylko; Cena $7.95 "a
kostyum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

$1,000 suknia 1896. Ola niewiast i dziew-
czat, krawieckiej roboty kostyum; robiony
z suitingu, fa~ntastycznie n%akrapiany, g}adki
cheviot i panama, W r6znych kolorach kaz-
del wielkosci, stylu z zakietem oraz Elton, i
do bluzki. laden kostyum n1zej 1900 a ME
kt6re z%nacznie wiecej, ma sprzedaz W base
mencie tylko; Cena $4:95 "a kostyum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

77.50 p~}aszcze 1896 Ola niewiast i dziew-
czst luzne 5akiety piekna mieszanina i fam
tastyczne kratki, biodrai try czwarte d}ugo-
Sci, robione z czysto we1nianej materyi, do.
skona1y towar "a zwyk}a Gene 100 do 800
Ma sprzeda5 W basemencie tylko wybierajcie
20 Genie 1896 "a jeden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
Koatyumy da bluzek

1850 kostyum 1896. Ma}y zapas jedwab-
nych sukien do bluzek, pozosta}o6ci z ostat-
niego sezonu, sprzedawane cd 1880 do 1000:
Ma sprzedaz W basemencie tylko, cena $3.50
"a kostyum
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

taxi sam nadzwyczaj d}ugi brunatny jedwab=
ny p~}aszcz, ten towar wart pc 1850 "a jeden.
Ma przedaa basemencie. Wybierajcie tylko
$4.95 "a jeden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

3: W SRODE pc po}udniu, W
dniu 6w. Jana N~epomucena
patrona t~utejszej czeskiej pa
rafii, odby}o sic poswiecenie
krzyza ma grobie S. p. ks. Ka-
rola Preisa dawniejszego Pro-
boszcza czeskiej parafii sw.
Jana "Nepomucena. Krzyz
~poswieci} Wiel. ks. Fill z La
Crosse, W %asystencyi Wiel.'
ks. J. Pacholskiego, ks. J. Gre
coral ks. P. Kupferschmidta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

]. R.. Daszkowski z Henry,
So. OAK, agent kompanii G.
& N. w. koleji, bawil W zesz-
lynn tygodniu przez kilka dni
W Winonie, U swych rodzi-
COW j innych kkreWnych, v.
goscinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
Zakiety wiosenne

500 jedwabny kaftanik So. 95. Ola niewiast
piekne z tafeta jedwabiu, robione W pei
nym luznym stylu, fa}dowany prod i ty},
obojczyk z przodu i z ty}u, ubierany z ety.
sto jedwabna tasma, 80 cali d1ugi, 'rozmaitej
w%ielkosci, "a do A znizka ma zwyk}a 800
Gene, kupione specyalnie ola tel sprzedazy.
Ma sprzedaz W basemencie tylko 1896 "a
jeden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

$1.25 muslinowe suknie z bluzka, zupe}-
ME move, pie4ne mod}a, rozmaitych rozmia-
row, 81 do "A odpowiedni str6j ma lato, ma
sprzedaz basemencie, cena $l.25 "a ko~
styum u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
Os6bne spodnice

Its spodnica 75c ola niewiast ~lsniace spo-
dnice do wyjscia, kolorowe, czarne, modre i
brunatne, kazdej %wielkosci, zwyk1a wartos6
1.75 jedna, sprzedawane W basemencle tylko
75c jedna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
P~ojedyhcze Lofty

93c staniki 400. Move wiosenne bluzki,
robiona z cienkiego bia}ego muslinu, uni
nego p}6tna, kolorowego perkalu i gingha-
mu, niekt6re sprzedawanie pc 75c, inne
z,wyk}y $l.OO gatunek. .Wszystko wiosenne
ma sprzedaz W basemencie, tylko pc Genie
400 jedna. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
Czapki i~jedwaone kryzy

Czapki ijedwaone kryzy
Wielki zapas jedwabnych kryzek, akurat
wiosenny str6j ola starszych n%iewiast, SPREE
dawane cd 1900 do 1850 "a jedne, wybieraj~
Gle, ma sprzedaz W basemencie tylko pc
$4.95 jedna.
Specyalny lot pieknych jedwabnych, i su~
kiennych czapek ma wiosne, "a okolo polo
we ceny zwyk1ej ceny. Ma sprzedaz W base
menc:e tylko.
1900 p}aszcze $685. Ca}y Rad p}aszczy
ola niewiast, p}aszczy ma deszcz, nowy wio-
Sonny styl, dobre urozmaicenie kolor6w,
wszystkich rozmiar6w, wartosci 1900 jeden.
Ma sprzedaz W basemencie tylko cena $3.50
jeden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
P4aszcze ola dzleci

P4aszcZe ola dzleci
500 p}aszcz CSC. Dzieciecie jedwabne p}a-
szcze, zupe}na dlugosc, ca}y q podszewka,
cd 4 do 8 lat, wartosci lekko 800 ma SPREE
daz W basemen Gle tylko, cena Csc jeden.
1.75 p}aszcz 75c. Dziesiece Refer zakie-
ty, robione z ciemnej z%obeliny, ola wieku
4 do 10 lat. Ma sprzedaz W basemencie tyl-
ko cena 76C. "
%zni&oDej Genie. Ma s]przedaz W Basemencie
tylko. , 49, -....-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

$500 spodnice CSC Harmonijnie uk}adane
z falbana spoanice, z pieknego bfawatnego
dawane zwykle pc 200 i $50 jedna, ma
sprzedaz W basemencie tylko, cena CSC jedna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-03
A Strong Defence.

Joe Cawthorne. chief funmaker Of The
Free Lance" is responsible for this duet
Of hish stories:
Fwo Irishmen We're having their first
experience in ocean travel, Mike became
Very sick Just after leaving Queenstown
and leaned over the rail in his end"avnr
tn Tighten the cargo. He know he would
die Pat stood beside him with vain
Its no use Pat" said Mike. II an a
doomed man. Tell Bidiy and the children
| thought of them to the last"
sure" said Pat. and what am | Ia
do with the remainS?''
Never mind" said Mike. as he tren-
blnd with Il plroxvSm cf pain and felt
the socs of his feet start upward. "Nev-
or mind. there amt going To be any re-
Mains"
The other story is about an Irishwoman
" no WIS accused of having stolen an
iron soup kettle and cracked it 50 that
its usefulness was ended
Her defense when brought before the
judge. was as follows: "oi have Wit
ness"S here yer honor. L prove, first. that
Oh nvcr had tn kettle in me possession
second that Oi returned il L Mrs. Casey
without a crack in it: and third that IN
kittlr vas cracked whin Oi stole it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-03
A Clever Animal.

Mayor Tom l.. Johnson Of Cleveland in
his fight against a street railway tore up
some of the railways tracks. An niunr-
ton was served against him ana then n
in his turn secured another injunction.
I'VE are like the old lady and the dog.
with our injunCtions and mandamus"S
and what not" said Mayor Johnson the
other dav 'rhcr" was YOU know, an old
lady who rented n furnished villa for the
summer and with the villa Il large dog
also went In the sitting room Of the
villa there was a comfortable arm chair.
The old lady liked this chair better than
any other in tire house. She always mad"
for il the first thing.
'IIut. alas. she nearly always found tn"
chair occupied by the large dog. Being
afraid of the dog she never dared bid it
harshly to get ont Of the chair. as she
feared that it might bite her: but instead
she would go to the window and call
Cats"
'sThen the dog would rush to the win
dow and bark and the old lady would slip
into the vacant chair quietly.
cone day the dog entered the room and
found the old lady in possession of the
chair lie stroiled over to the window;
ami, lookin.. out, appeared much excited
and set m a tremendous barking.
THE old lady arose and FASTENED to the
window to see what was the matter and
the dog quietly climbed into the chair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-03
DR.. MILES
ANTi-PAiN PILLS
Personal Notes,

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'ut" Is gwen @""'o"'.
Otto Ililghrd Tittman. Of the Amcri-
can coast and Gtnd-tic survey. after
car'lui sludN' announces 'hat the Al
Eti'lc ai!n racine oceans and the Gun
81 M"Nh'o ~" ~ ~" 4"ih" level
Herr DcrmburG. the E,rlin business
man whom emperor William has APP
pointed head ot The German colonial
office in place of Primo. Ernst Huhen-
lohc- Lang"rbcrg, started his career as
q clerk ana rose to De q bank official
with q salary Of So, 800 a year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-03
Keeping Faith With Cuba.

The opponents Of the national adj
ministration who hoped to gain parti-
san capital out of the crisis in Cuba are
NEE ing with complete disappointment.
The policy Of our government there has
been dignified tactful and conserva-
tive 1t has been wholly in keeping
with the best American traditions and
of a nature to command the respect of
all foreign powers. Although Secre-
tary Taft has been the man on the
spot. he has been acting under the di-
rect orders of President Roosevelt, and
the success with which he is handling
the delicate situation is another tri-
umph for the Roosevelt diplomacy
which has been so prominent a factor
in the worlds affairs during the past
half dozen years.
Those who are constantly watching
for something to criticise in the Roose-
Welt administration saw in the Cuban
crisis a splendid opportunity for blum
dering. but Roosevelt and Taft re-
fused to fall INTO the trap. The truth
is that in the efficient administration
of our army and navy forces. which
has been brought about in recent years,
| orr government was fully prepared to
! take the necessary steps to restore or
| der in Cuba and protect the little island
| republic against itself, and these steps
have been taken without causing more
than ripple Of excitement Throughout,
the country. Our army and navy are
able to meet any demands that NAV
come, and, in spite of the short warn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-03

ing, Intervention and occupation are
being carried out as smoothly as n
midsummer rehearsal of some "war
game"
of course, it is to be regretted that
the American occupation of Cuba is
necessary. All good Americans from
the President down hoped sincerely
that Cuba would make success of
self government and become a perma-
nent and prosperous Independent re-
public. Perhaps it is yet too early to
say that the island has made Il COM
plete failure of it's experiment. 1t
may be that under The Palma adj
ministration the Cuban republic has
not had a fair trial. Certainly Palma
himself in spite of the bright promises
that marked his Inauguration, has
failed to measure up to his high re-
sponsibilitv 1t is not that he tried to
be a dictator, or proved knavH, SO
much as il is that he has shown q
fatal weakness when the crisis came.
Secretary Taft made it plain in his
proclamation that We are in Cuba only
temporarily. The Cuban flag has not
come down and all the working ma
chinery of the Cuban government is
still in operation under the temporary
direction Of Taft himself. The plan is
Ia restore order throughout the island,
protect property and give the people
chance to hold 4 fair and honest cleo
tion. There is no doubt that the in
surrcction was caused mainly by the
idea that the recent election which re-
turned President Palma I" office was
the majority Of the people We're unw:il-
ing TO accept Palma as President. they
will now have 4 chance Ia name his
successor. Cuba will be given another
opportunity to show whether or not it
is fit for self government. our flag
has not yet gone up there to stay. If
the islands present troubles are 1ol-
lowed by more of the same kind next
wear. or a year later. intervention and
occupation will again be necessary,
and many firmly believe that sooner or
later the island will become 4 part of
the American republic, not by act OF
force upon our part, but because the
people of the island desire it and be-
cause such annexation will be Tor
Cubl's own best interests. In the
meantime We have a duty to do there,
and that duty is being performed in
aDScluta good faith