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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-05-03

me Sklddoo" postal cards, es-
pecially those bearing the member
ship formula of the Down and Out
Club" are in trouble with Uncle
Sans mail service. A southern
colonel, now in Washington, receiv-
ed one, and he Immediately sent it
TO POSTMASTER General Meyer, with
the request for an opinion as to
whether or not the card was insult
ing, and if so, was it eligible for
passage through the mail. The
matter was taken under advisement.
The census bureau of Washington
City has given out the statistics of
divorce in the United States. Ac-
cording to these figures divorce is
granted every three minutes of the
working hours of the court officials.
The census officers say that divorce
is@increasing at an alarming rate.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

cellars are garnered fruits and
all the supplies which not only
guard against want but supply
luxurious living. In this goodly
land the promise ahead is bright
with all the colors of the rainbow.
Great crop yields are to come and
with them increased bank ac-
counts. Conditions Of all kinds
are to improve, and with these
improved conditions an increas-
ing amount of satisfaction with
life will result. Bright will shine
Delta. the jewel of the Uncom-
pahgre and Gunnison valleys.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

In my opinion, said a Delta
county ranchman the other day,
''the home newspaper is the
greatest factor we have in bring
ing in capital" This is a proper
sizing up of the situation. The
wide-a-wake home newspaper is
continuously writing about re-
sources. The paper is printed
and finds its way to new readers
every week, some of whom may
be attracted to its locality. Even
when the paper is not primarily
the attractive cause, when a
mans attention has been by 9TH
er means engaged, he usually
writes for copies of the home
paper which he scans carefully
for additional information, and
thus the home paper goes right
along doing its work twenty-four
hours every day.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
1Rk3='s GREAT MAGNET
How Some Mammoth Fortunes Have
Been Built Up.

Many Of the great fortunes In Amer.
lea have been gained by the judicious
use of printers ink. The wealthiest
merchants attribute their success to
advertising. Millions and millions of
dollars worth of manufactured prod
ucts are annually sold to the people
of The United States through the ad.
vertIsing pages Of the public press.
the only medium. Consider the new
tangled breakfast foods, the numerous
natural food preparations! 1t is more
than likely they would never have be-.
come known without their merits
wee exploited before the people
through the newspapers. Great exclu.
sive mail-order houses. institutions
thai have come into existence during
the past 20 years, have been built up
entirely through judicious advertis.
ing.
As to the mail order houses, there
Is a loud clamor againa their en-
croachments throughout the country.
There is every cause for alarm that
they will eventually grow into such
mammoth institutions as will monop-
olize the business that is now the
backbone and spine OF the country
towns There Is one way that the
merchants can lessen the evil 1t is
by persistent use Of the public press.
Use advertising space, meet the COM
petition rightly and squarely and let
the people know about 1t.
Hundreds OF would.be business ven
lures have failed just because there
was no proper advertising. Hundreds
and thousands OF small merchants fail
for the same cause. The paper In a
small town is Of greater force than
the average merchant thinks. II the
storekeeper desires to test his home
paper as an advertising medium. let
him insert an advertisement OF some
article and put the price lower than
1t is generally sold at. Then await
results. He will find that the people
will learn Of 1t, and call to see about
1t.
Dollars to the editor for advertis-
ing space are never lost II the adver-
tising Is of the proper kind. The ir-
vestment will bring greater returns to
the merchant than money invested In
any other way. One trouble IL that
the average merchant knows little
about proper methods OF advertising.
A simple card John Jones. Grocer.
sells groceries" is Of but little use
Make advertising attractive. Tell
about goods. about prices. and every
thing that = prospective purchaser
may want to know. Keep persistently
at it. Change advertisements week
after week. The people look for 1t,
and 1t will pay.
D. NJ. CARR.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Colorado Con-
ditions Good

State Labor Commits sioner
Swanson says that there is no
lack of work but a great lack of
workmen in Colorado.
From every part of the state
the appeal for workers comes
and from nearly every class of
industries. Miners are wanted
in the southwestern counties and
in Cripple Creek, laborers are
demanded in the beet factories
and beet fields of northern Colo
RADIO, and the coal and power
companies are prepared to give
work to many more men than
they now have. There is also a
demand for teachers in rural
schools. the prosperity of the
farmers making them anxious to
provide more schools for their
children.
All this speaks we'll for the
growth of the state and for it's
prosperous condition. Colorado's
industrial development is remark
able, and so is its growth in pop
ulation; yet room could be pro-
vided at once for many thousands
of people in addition to those now
here. This is true not alone of
wage earners, but of home-seek-
ers in farming districts and in
scores of towns and cities. Colo
RADIO is the land of opportunity,
and the facts should attract the
attention of every part of the
country. Denver Republican.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

But l see, with prophetic
vision, a graver crisis arising in
the distant future. Wealth. ever
arrogant and domineering, will
seek to take unto itself the
sources of governmental power,
and to appropriate to its own
use the vast natural resources
which the Creator intended to be
shared by all. Monopolies will
spring up, and out of them will
grow inequality and oppression,
and from that condition l fear a
conflict will arise which will sub
ject our free government to its
last and final test. "-Abraham
Lincoln.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

The balloon races were the first
Of the international contests
wherein the United States did
not lead. However, there hasn't
been time up to date, when this
country was much on being up in
a balloon. However, since the
lamentable failure of Darius
Green with his flying machine,
inventive genius along that line
has been busy, and when it shall
come to a real test of successfully
navigating the air, Uncle Sam
will be leading the flock, with
wing and tail feathers spread.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Available Electric Line

One of the very best opportun-
tiles for capital offers in the op-
portunity to construct and oper-
ate an electric line from Delta up
through the Surface Creek coun-
try, to help transport the product
of that famous section.
During the shipping seasons
the one railroad in commission
is entirely inadequate to handle
the business.
When a beet sugar factory has
been established at Delta, which
is a prospectively sure thing,
such additional means of trans
porting the crop would be a ne
cessity. With the increased
orchard acreage, it is already a
necessity during the fruit ship
ping season.
Such a line would not conflict
with the railroad, but would act
as feeder to it and assist it at
rush times, and some additional
facilities must be had in order
for the farmers and orchardists
to save the larger part Of what
they produce.
Such lines are being construct
ed in many sections where the
promise of business at best is
only a small percent of what is
already awaiting this proposition,
and with it's construction thous-
ands Of acres are ready to be
added to sugar beet growth and
orchards.
Capital awaiting investment in
such enterprises cannot find a
better field anywhere.
The INDEPENDENT would like
to see those in position to do so,
agitate the matter. The accom-
plishment Of the object would
bring them renown and help the
county very materially.
Along this line tis the mission
of the progressive newspaper to
suggest. There are many things
a leading town and good county
should have, and which it's bust
ness men, citizens and property
owners should work diligently to
secure. Factories, small and
large, every industry that will
employ labor and make pay-rolls,
should be sought and encouraged;
and each one added will help to
bring another.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

The slump in metals has been
something fierce of late and the
downward market of copper has
closed most of the big mines and
broke some of the biggest opera
tors. How much of this has been
brought about by Wall street
jobbers can better be gagged by
the future action Of the market.
At present the decline is working
serious hardship to nearly all the
mining districts.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

Chattanooga's big reception to
President Roosevelt Tuesday is
an evidence of enthusiasm which
the "solid South" has been show
ing Of late; a kind which causes
Gov. Vardaman to say that even
Mississippians have lost their
reason,
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

With about 80 per cent, OF
labor in nearly all manufactured
products, it is beyond the wit of
man to show that the independ-
ence and stability secured by
American mills and factories
under Protection have not bene-
fited the working man. This is
not saying by any means that the
Dingley schedules do not need
correction; they do; but it is say
ing that the Protective system in
general has been of immense
advantage to the entire country,
and upon the whole probably of
more advantage to the men in the
shops than to the men in the
offices.
1t is a pity that a man like
Governor Folk should be content
to say the conventional thing,
rather than the intelligent thing,
about the Tariff. He talks exactly
as if it would be good thing for
this country to smash the entire
Tariff system to smithereens,
whereas if he would exercise his
mind only gently he would see
that that would knock the country
to smithereens. lis this foolish
wholesale talk against Protection
that keeps the opponents of the
needed revision of the present
schedules on their feet. Every
time that a man talks as Cover
nor Folk does they shudder and
say: There, you see that it is a
question between Protection and
Free Trade" In fact, however,
it is simply question between
an intelligent regard for the
changes produced by the business
growth of the United States dur
ing the last ten years and a stupid
disregard of these changes.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
reason.

It is officially reported that
vessels in the United States Navy
have conversed with each other
by wireless telephone up to
twelve miles. The discovery,
which was accidental, promises
wireless conversation over much
longer distances.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

A paper in Birmingham, Eng
land says that "the sending of
the United States fleet to the
Pacific is attributable to Ameri-
can idiosyncracy," which is a
queer name to apply to the nat
ural desire Of this country to be
in a defensable position in both
the oceans along which it has
great coastlines.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

The bank crisis in the East
caused by Wall street disturban-
ces and stock slumps, is consid-
cred past. Banks of the West
were not effected. nor were other
commercial institutions. All
western banks have good reserves
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

Rudyard Kipling, now visiting
the British Northwest. thinks
that region should be occupied by
men of British stock rather than
natives of Asia. He will find
many to agree with him that the
white mans burden is heavy
enough without losing ground
that has been gained in the
Western Hemisphere.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
ADVERTISING RATES.

Fifty cent, per inse column inch per month lns.s;osa
d one week, only. IS cents per inch.
Display sds. changed every weeks without extra
eharee; weekly changes cents per inch additional!
Copy fo< change d ads should be nppsee later than
Wsdnesday noon to insure Appearance.
Leeal eenh per Ine each Issue: an!eats 10 cent?
- II Hessss ioesi 10 eeo,. p.s T ine 10 he I'D
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

Whatever of panic Wall street
may experience at times, is
brought upon itself. The general
prosperity of the country will go
right along until there is a change
of the methods which brought it
about.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

It is gradually dawning on the
public investment mind that land
is the one sure thing to buy.
That to own it is better and safer
than bonds, bank stock or even
money accounts on the right side
of the ledger.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

John Sharp Williams talks of
writing a new work on Thomas
Jefferson. This is a subject of
inexhaustible freshness and vari-
ETY. for every Democrat and for
both sides of every Democratic
controversy.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

There isn't any need to cross
the political bridge until you get
to it. The same old sign is up,
you know.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

Set in a vista of gold and
green, Delta may we'll be called
the gem of the valley. Lowland
and mesa teen alike with orchard
and meadow. The bright sun
rises and sets on as fair fields as
adorn any country whose har-
vests make happy and prosperous
thousands of families. In the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
ST. LlIlIH zaaainaiata,

ST. LOUIS, zpaIezion ;ta@
tai cialo Pollask "a / I|'l Retrek,
mieszkahca s.! tegsl nliiasta|, ME-
daleko tor6Wzk 1 :o'laiio owyc il i,
Mi Minneapolis and Sc, Louis.
v v. boblizu % Hopk pkinsEE; Nc, Nc Vie
.le wszelkieg3 :praWI ii I!!opodoz-..
.biehstwa Petelrek y 4 /, Z Z. :stal przees
:pociag, " chWsiAi II II 4 Sd i eial.
precise przezz in'ii,e Is przeiieteha
ny. B.yl " 81. Lol,iis ia
tach y kreVn.yeh 3 1 81 a, 1 / 20 ou';raea
DO q s'Wego domn :.l' ! a'lo. II |, Hop kins.
Licz1 ]. 56 lat VIE \ i !kl'5i osiero:
Gil doros1e dziiee i, Poe hpdziI
on j: ze sIaazka. NJ AInlllIeryoe d
mieszkals lat kilkanas seiie. ',I .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

PARYz,.4 4 .lutego:.: NJ; W W
dyecezyi Grenoble zglosili sic
wierni do 14r6znych burmis-
trz6w .zazadali kontrakt6w
ma kilkun1aastoletnia 4 a q dzierzawe
kosciol6w i plebanii, stosow-
ME do uchwd biskup6w:*s1 T.
burmistrz6M kontrakty: pod.
pisalo, a obecnie zachodzis spy'-
tanie, czy prefekt tako,WeE !! ! 2: zat. !:
wierdzi. ~. :z.*s': ! $ .:;.. r.. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
NOWINY!ll
TELEGRAFICZNE

WARSZAWA, 4 lutego.
1Terroryst.1m powiod}o sic
zgladzic ze 6wiata szefa tai
nej policyi, Wiktora Gruena,
.na kt6rego: zycie jjuz .dawniye@!
robiono zamachy: Gruen je-
cha1 dor6zkaa, .kieiyt go. zas,
trze1o 1ofi6. Mortlerca . zbieg1
WojsRo@ii, !, P?olicya pnzeszukuje e !
Gale miasto, J. ;.:.. ! y s.. II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

IA RY &. lutegol'; .al Co @ ]:
~ wiiecej llsiie pred dkladllal i e
sburnnistrzor Dc y pod dpisani'a' li''
skontralty a elrzaW kolcio- g
pr6cz bur
|nlistrz6w ll,l1sza take IS I|'' kon- ].
II Il podp dpisa6 pref 4
~ z.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

BERLIN, 4 lutego ;..'''{l o- |
Wy parliament zostaje .zWoaa' !; ]
nym ma l4-go l:'tegos PrezlgyI 81
.dyum policyi przepraszal. /. spa1 lqlll
blicznosc "a niiewlasciWe "a
'chowanie sic. tirab6w polileyf
nych W dniiu wy bor6W ,ousdl| led
|czas manifestacyi patryo tyes 9l:s|
nej, zostanie wadzoll' I
sledztwo, a wiit1ni beeia nalgi4 'lpis
dzeni. .....: !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
BERLIN;;4 lutego. =: T Rz !

BERLIN,4ilE 4lattego. 81 g 1: ~: Rzala B q !
niemiecki' '. WI N|}alStonail ra'ioe e
stanu Marteps7la', TED u cars'lkiago
delegate, ze=:kazdf:eei. .chwifi:j jest
got6w odeslae. =skonferetlcy
pokojowa ": :Haaze, jezeli
przedmiotem' obra1 beda ta-
kie kwestye,, kt6re fby}y ma
porzadku dziennym juz poi
-czas zesz}yci1. narad. 0 og6l-
nem rozbrojjeii1Iiu sic mowy o:
becnie byf;'Hie y;|3j' !. 'moze::
Polacy podczas: wybor6W
6cislych, tam gdzie ME maja
:widok6w' i; ::;;;.:;Rrzeprowa owadzenla
swoich w}asnych kapdyda::
tow postaq7o'wiili:l ma na pierw:.
Sym planie !. .popierac cen
trewe6w, q idru15giim r15 socyalist6w
ma trzecims Woldornys slnych::
Pod zadny8n warn dkienl pos
piera6 ME. bedagsnarodo owych
Iberal6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

MAD[,RYT, 4 lutego,
Rza,l og}osiif W Barcel /, &
sta, oblezenia, " o.lpoWie,lzs
ma zaburze aiia, wywolaslga e
strajkiem j niec echecia placeainl i
poclatk6w .Og6l " inosci lpor-
chwala zamiar umiast oWie mia
zakla,i6w piekars:k!'ii.ch- ": " tylp "a
celu, azeby zapob obieslz' Y & .lia ps
przyszlosc po lrozeniu plec'zgYI-. 1.
wa. ri IT 4. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

strony rzadu centralnego.
/ Ameryka6skii .,,,arcybiskup'
Vilatte pragnie jutro pos
wiecic aw6j ,,francuski kos 1':|
cid naroiow1ys' lecz obawis
sic, ze katoltcy nape la 60
wzywa przeto pomocy rza-
du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

GAYLORD MICH. Drwal
Jan Japahski, pochodzecy =
Chicago popelni1 tn straszne
samob b6jstwo. Przybyl on 2
Deward j i.zaczal pracowac "
sk1adzie drzewa firmy White
& Co.
w pijjanym stanie zarzadal
naraz noza. PonieWaz mu go
ME dano poszedi do, kuchni
j porwaw.zy tam n6z kuchen-
ny " bill go robie W ,iolna
Geese brzucha al po sama re-
kojesc a potem pociagna1 no'z
do CORY, rozpruwajjac sobie
brzuch literalnie tax, ze wne-
trzno6ci :wyplyne}y mu ma
wierzch. w kr6tce potem sko-.
nal.
Japanski liczvl lat SO zona
jego i jedna c6rka mieszkaja
Nv C chicago, druga c6rka- = "
Grand Rapids. Rodziny swej
Ipodobno jednak juz ME
widzial cd blisko s ciu
lat. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
BALTIMORE I.

Nieostrozne obchodzerlie .sie
2 pist letsm bylo,. > ,w,o lesa
<mierci PAM :.W hkesw skiel, i,s II
.letoiej mezatki zarni eszka aleIp.
2. 6. Brunswick 'u'. i
PAM W;tlou j. o,uo ~.
wszv azafe ". c,l,r'I|:q., 'h;;ap;;a.
norzadk,, zna1azt, a. n;;st1,- 9.
Iii kt6rv we, H., = - ,,,u;a.ia 9, ia
20; eo,oo; -, ,,,a;o,a 6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

s CHRYSTYANIA, 4 lutego
Prezy..ient Roosevelt na-
pisal list do prezesa komite
tn: Nobla, poswia'l 'lczajacy Cd
.bi6r .dyplomu, me ia1u ]
przyznanej mu nagrody pie:
.niez.,ej.' .:Prezyaent zapew'ia,
.ze odznaczenie wysoko .cenic
przeznacza: dla organizacyii,
najacych ma celu podnoszenie
kultury:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
PETERSBJJRG,,ss 4 lutego

PETERsBURG,r 4 lutego.
Baron Fredericks, urzed-
nix dworu' cesars kiegoi ogro-
mnie " Rosy powazasna g )
soba, zostal przez senat w
many win,nlym. }ap|'o'wnict = ctWa'
Jako gubernator " Niznlym in. 2
Nowogrodzie zezwalal Lidwa- q.
lowi op6zniac sic dostawal
ziiarna, pre- q 80 ola i =
glodnych ipob bierac Cd rzadu
zaliczki. Otrzym;al Cd Lid
wala Is 900 frank6W lap6W-
XII. &. '5!'s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

BERLIN, 4 lutego., ~ " We:
die ostatecznych obliczeh re
zultat wybor6w do rady
pa6stwa by1 nastepujacy: 9:
branych .zostalo 237 posl6W
w borrow 6ci6fejszychE mus: m
sic oabyc 100. Obrano z ;ziat j
konse serwatywnych A, cent. :,{9!
rum SO, Poak6w 18, = partyi
rzadowej 10, socyalist6w 90
narod. liber. 20, wolnom. III:
dowc6w, 6, 2 wolnom. zjed'
snoczenej partyi |, partyi sta.
nu 6redniego 2, Duhezyka 1
! ,,dzikich" j Alzatczyk6w 10
: partyi reformy 3, e zwiaz, q
ku ch1opskiego 2, = party
ludowej po}udniowo niemiec.
kiej 2, agraryuszy . S':traty
zyski tax sic pred dstawiaja;
KonserwatyWni zyskuia
traca 2 partya. rzadoW1a va 1ys.
|kuje 2, tract 4; Polacy zys-
kuja2, centrum zyskujes 2,
tract 4; mar. lib. traca j zys-
kujja po 9. wolnom. partya lu-
|dowa zyskuje 4. traci2; 50;
|cyali6cii zyskuja !, trace 20;
agraryusze z!yskuja tracal
pa, / party,1a staau 6redlnie
j k,,1je | ,dziiiko llbera1nii I'll
/! ''!zyskuja ,,flziic!yy zysknja
j traca 20 ]; oaIrt.yjla J q efornny
tract zWiiaezek hlopski tra-
81
sci6lejsz bory l1usza
Iaiie aezs &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

10 Elr. ri
p PARYZ. 4 lutego. - Izbs
poselska przyje}a wiekszo6.
Gle $50 glos6w przeciw 5 nc no.
we prawo Q stoWarzysze mach
Poiczas detbat przyszlo, dc
niiepor oM1 u nienliia " pomiedzJ
prezese sem !: :mi,,istr6w Clemen-
.ceau, q :ministrem BRAND
Premier o5Wiadczyl nadto, IL
ma propozycye episkopatu
francuskiego zadna niara Ego.
dzic sic nie moze. -.
PETERSBURG, A lutego
- Prezes ministr6w uwiado:;
mil general gubernator6w j
gubernator6W ze rad ME
m,ysl r,zwiaz,ywa6 dumy ma
rodowej, AMI ukracac jej
praw. Rad pragnie z Wy.
bran hcami narollu praco coWac
w@p6lnie nal uziroWie MEM
Rosyi. Rad pragnie wolny.ch
Wybor6w, .lecz prz.yk ykaxuje
wladzom ME dopuszcz aze-
81 nieprzyjac acie1e rza y
|wrogowiie spole hstwa
przedstawiai dzialalno6c rza-
[du we falszywem 6wietle.
Rad pragnie reka v rekee
POI z marc lem j zdaje sobiie
2 vie elkich za'fah spo-
'iecznych kt6res ma do spel-
niienia. ] Rad 7, agnie' !. poWieklI;- s
szyc dochody ziiens stW 10
|p6n6 cI14opo orapiilln osz-:
ein.ynIli J q ! rgicznly. ynl,n, przezz'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
PETERSBURG, 4 lutegd.
. w 38 gnberniach odhYi1

;sle M 9xaW.ys I2Qs. MI \ q
j m 81 Il Il
oddane stare owia p'ollowe ca
lego. .wotnr1 v r 'syi. Rapor- 81
ia: :urzedowe opiewaja ze 35
procent. prawyborc6w przJypa-
da ma k.'nserwatywnych mo.
narchist6w, rs procent na
konstytucyj demokrat6w
a 40 procent ma umiarkowa-
nych postepowc6w, Te via 10.
mosci ME So 6cisle. W Jeka-
terynos}awiu wybrano prawy:
borcami dw6cb politycznych
przestepc6w, k':t6rzy :, dtlopi;erqq 3
co powr6cili ze Syberyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
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gyXyADC,4, AVA "A ,l,,fn

WARSzAWA, 4 lutego. =
w prawybprach odnie6li ma
rodowcy zwyciestwo mad So
cyalistami., Polacy " dumie 9
narodowej / lpopierae beta
przeciw zadowi take partye
kt6re zechca przyznac Polsce
autonomie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

:, PARYz 4 lutego. slall .1ako-
kolwiek ministrowie zapew-
"iiaja, ze- ma pr'pozycye bis
kuP6w zgodzic sic ME moea'
ucho'lzi "a rzecz. peewna, e e
zatarg kosc1ofa z pahstWem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

Hanover I'll. rbbi nal1lzw,,iy-. "a
czajne postepy, Y iiaultaehI, u
jak sic wyrazzajja jiej nancy lla
ciele " szczeg6l lnp6m nla mice
laadzwyczajny talent. doI naak
.matematy I,tslt y u.
dziala jej ,. NoWakowski. |,