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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06
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Ollie r. Coons was born W Dav
is County. Iowa, Dec 3lst. 1850.
She came to this county in the
spring of 1884,, and has since that
time made is her home. residing
the greater part of the time al
HoisiDgton. She was married to |.
10. Gillian on Dec. Dist. 1854
Mr.. Gillian died on May 22nd.
1900 To the union we're born
two sons. the first passing away
when but a year old. and che sec
ond. Roger K. surviving bis moth.
er. Mrs. Gillian died Nov. 29th.
at 6:l5 a. NJ. Deceased was ii
member of the U. B. Church. the
knights and Ladies of Security.
leomeD, Royal Neighbors OF
American, and the R bekah de
gree of the Odd Fellows Lodge
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the late home on Sunday
at 2:3O p. m. Mrs. Gillbam until
about eighteen months ago, seem
ed to enjoy the best of health.
Her death is only another instance
showing us how the strong in body
may be taken at any time. Her
illness has been of long duration,
but through it all she endured
her suffering with resigned spirit,
her thought only being that she
Nigh recover and live for the sake
of her GOV. She had many friends
among those who had met her,
and her untimely death is mourn.
ed BY many. We unite with them
in extending to the bereaved, es
pecially to Roger. whose faithful
ness to his mother during her ill.,
ness has been the subject OF much
favorable comment, IN extending
our sympathy. And while Roger
may feel that since Father and
mot her have taken up their eter.
nal residence on the other shore
that he is alone in the world. we
know that the many friends o.
the deceased will be ready ut any
time to extend to him the aid and
advice that a boy budding into
manhood needs.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06
Township rrsssursrs s,,,sasa,,

l. the undersigned Treasurer Of Logan town.
ship, Barton County, Kansas, issue the ioliowirg
statement Of Receipts, Expenditures and In.
deotedness Tor the year ending October, 1907
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06

Crume PECAN was here from
Denver Thursday visiting s. H.
and Robert Gwinn and other
friends. Mr.. PECAN ha, been a
passenger conductor on the Sana
Fe out Of Denver for several
years, and lived here in the sew
enties on farm in south Liberty.
Thirty wears ago had a blacksmith
shop. br Ike prairie with oxen,
and knows all about the early
settlements of this county. He
was here in the days when most
of the people burned hay. small
cornstslks, and chips aad.. was an
adept at breaking Texas. cattle to
work and. could. drive cattle in
more languages than anyone in
the neighborhood except the re-
porter but could not get near as
much..work out Of them as Ira
Brougher The sight of Crume
always puts Us in mind Of the oil
days and they were happy days too
Mrs. Robert GrizzelI went hom
TO Claain Thursday morning ate
a few days visit with relatives here
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06
CLAFLIN
From the Clarion

From the Clarion Nov. y,
(ieo. Herman, who has formerly
worked for Joe Ehly. has con-
cludeu to try army life for a while
and has joined the marines.
TIN funeral of j. D. Little was
held Friday afternoon from the
Christian church. conducted by
Rev. Semans. The remains we're
laid to rest In the BloominDdale
cemetery.
A deal was made last Saturday
whereby A. A. Frederick becomes
owner of the CIadin Livery Barn,
having traded quarter section of
land near Plains. Meade County,
to AL Engleman for the livery
stock. Al expect to go out to the
farm in the spring.
The friends Of L. n. Cody, of
Route |. gathered in Saturday and
had a husking bee. There were
thirteen teams in the field shuck
ing corn. which gave Mr.. Cody a
Zig lift. A big supper was served
and after that was over. they all
enjoyed themselves dancing until
late in the evening. Mr.. Cody
and family expect to move to Ok.
lahoma the fore part of December,
where they will make their home
in the future.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06

Fer immediate sale only, we are
offering the S. W. Of secion 10
2S % Gray County. Kansas. a fine
smooth quarter section dark 10 am
soil, no sand. surface all level.
close to school, rural mail route.
and rural telephone line. Every
foot pillow land Price $l25O
Will carry $500. one and two year,
OF 7 per cent. F. NJ. Luther &
Sons, Cimsrron. Kansnas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06

Joe OhVerlJu, Was Hoslngton Wis
itor Thursday.
l.. Z. Breeden drove to Hosiugton
Friday morning.
Jake thinner was a visitor from
Heller Friiay.
G. c. Townsend came. home 10
spend Thanksgiving. IT,
Reg Rdssel fetttiet Friday morning
ffon business trip to Kansas City.
Albert Hayes IS down fro the
Ness City ranch visiting home folks.
G.N. U.derhiIl of North Homestead
t'wr ship was a county seat visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Butler who underwent
an operation at the hospital a few days
ago Is getting along nicely,
Jack Johnson OF South Bend re
turned Friday from Oklahoma after
an extended visit with relatives.
MIR. and MIS-. Charley Coffey Of
HoiSington visited with Mrs. Coffey's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson
Thanksgiving
Mrs. DC. LuSe left Friday morning
for Columbus and Manhattan, to at.
tend meetings of various boards Of the
Rebekah state assembly.
Uncle Joe Rasley who was operat.
ed on by DR.. Morrison on account of
a double hernia at the St Rose hos.
pltal got along finely and is now at
home
in. Theis came home from To
peka lrst Friday after several weeks
sickness at the Keith hospital. Mr..
Thies has improved very much and
will be all right in afew days.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Miss Edith Rush is reported
on the sick list.
Billy Cone is down from the
west part of the state visiting.
Mrs. W. j. Herman who has been
seriously sick is rep,rted better.
Will Smythe went to Dodge City
Thursday morning on business.
Mrs. Mathewson who has been
/ sick for some time is reported as
improving.
| Victor Schneider the Olmitz
bunker was here Thursday on
business.
u. L. Chapman returned
Thursday morning,from an eastern
business trip.
Judge Harry Hall came in from
a business trip to Garden CITY
Thursday morning.
FranR Bri kman and Coe Rus
sell went hunting What did they
get! Whv they got back.
Miss Zula Bradley returned
from EllinwOod Wednesday AM
is visiting Mrs. W. 7. Hart.
Miss Airline Dunn went to
EllinwOod Thursday morning for
a visit and returned Sunday.
T. B. Kelly went to Hutchinson
Thursday morning for a visit and
to attend the teachers ASSOCIATION.
MIR. and Mrs. DR.. Mcpherson
went to Mcpherson Thursday
morning for a brief visit with re.
latives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. A. Miller
vent to Pawnee Rock Thursday
morning for visit with relatives
and friends
Park Noe who has been at the
Saint Rose Hospital for some
time will be ready to go,,home in
few days.
Father O'Sullivan went to To-
peka Wednesdayand will take the
ith degree in the Knights OF Col.
umbus while there.
Mrs. Lou Tebbe came home
Wednesday evening from a visit
at Kansas City with her sister
Mrs. Minnie Cooper.
Jake Demel of Hollywood was
here Thursday morning on his
way to Ellinwood for a visit with
home folks and friends.
Miss Lillian TroiIett is home
from Lindsborg College on a
Thanksgiving vacation and visit
I with home folks and friends.
Mrs. A. J. Reid and son went
to Ringman last Friday to visit
relatives. From there they will
90 to Zenda for a visit before
returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. GUY johnson and
son Wliber were here from LarDed
visiting Mrs. Jobnson's parents
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W. Moore
and family.
Miss Grosh of the City school
visited friends and relatives at
Wichita Thursday and attended
the Teachers Association at
Hutchinson Friday.
Marshall Jones of Denver came
In Thursday morning for a short
visit and to meet Mrs. Jones and
children who have been visitiI q
relatives here for several days.
Charley Lewis came home from
Texas and the south Wednesday
; evening for visit with bis par,
D ents Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. John F.
r Lewis and other relatives anc
. friends.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06

If interested in western Kansas
investments. don't fail to write F.
NJ. Luther and Sons, Cimarron,
Kansas. for their prices, descrip-
tons. and terms of their Gray
County bargains. Western Kan
sas wheat lands, especially in
Gray County, are certainly good
properties to have right now: As
soon as the financial furry is over
dozens of investors will flock to
Gray County to put their savings
in real estate. where they can at
least conrol same. If interest in
real estate that is rapidly increas-
ing in value and price. write F.
NJ. Luther and..Sons.. Gray Coup.
ty, Kansas. for their prices. de-
scripion and terms. Their list will
interest you. We have for sale
several good, smooth. quarter sec.
tions of land in Gray County Kan
sas from $llOO to $1,000 per quar-.
ter section on which we will posi-
lively guarantee the investor Is
Der cent on bis money.
Miss Linnie Amerine left Satur
day morning for a visit will
friends and relatives at Haviland
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06

Will Hapgood of Mcpherson
was here with the Springer Or
chestra of Salina Thursday evening
PLAYING for the Firemans dance.
Mr.. Hapgood is one of the fam
GUS Hapgoods who have made the
Hapgood band we'll known in this
part of the state. 1t is an organi-
cation of years and receives the
best of support from the citizens.
The FL person band was at one
time much better known than
even the Hapgood band and we
have now in the city plenty OF
good musicians who are anxious ia
play. We hope some energetic
young man will take up the matter
and push the organization of a
new band along. We will help as
far as we can possibly.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06
Farm Dsass,

.lsa..--s.-e.7f Farm Loans. ..
We are prepared to make farm
loans.a at q low rate of interest.
Privilege given to pay of part OF
all of..loan at any interest pay
ment. Interest payable annually
if desired and money furnished
promptly. See or write.
Dawson Zutavern.
Great Bend Kansas.
The fire boys cleared about $500
at their dance.
J. H. Norris is painting mis- new barn
- Plrsant Valley Items Kinsley Ora.
phic.
Mrs Jennie Castle is Guiding an
additional room to her Broadway res
idence.
J. ne Sprinkler and Tom Dennis
We're in Hoisington Saturday CRY ing a
sale of live stock.
Walter Gum, who has been a. the
St. Rose hospital is reported to he
getting along nicely.
Roy Peters has returned to his
home at Bluff City after a very pies.
ant visit with the folks here.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. CO
Blennes November %, 1907, a girl
DR.. Alexander attending Cimma
ron Jacksonian.
Herm Peugh, ]. F. Faogan and Ben
Jacobs Of Hoisington were visitors
here Thursday evening. We suppose
they incidentally took in the iremans
dance.
The Forty First annual meeting of
the Kansas State Horticultural Socie
ty will be held at Topeka, December
26. p and %. An excellent program
has been prepared
Claude Lippincott and mother are
here for visit with friends, and will
likely make their permanent home
here. Mr.. Lippincott was at one time
with the first National barber shop.
County Superintendent Opie re-
turned from Hutchinson Friday eve
ming where lie has been attending the
Central Kansas Teachers Association
meeting. Mr.. Opie reports th,t over
700 teachers were registered and a
bout twelve went down from this cou
MY.
IT. the Pdwnee Rock corresp9n
denCe this week the song entitled
Raising the voungins, read. Rails
NJ the YoLLkins," Perhaps the error
might have been overlooked. had 1t
not been for the fact that the song re.
ferred to the school work in that city.
of which C. F. Younkin is the popular
principal.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Torrey of
Rice County are here visiting their
dauhgter Mrs. Harry Baldwin
and family. Mr. Torrey is an old
newspaper man and was until re.
Gently editor and proprietor of the
Rice County Eagle at Lyons
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin are also
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Baldwin of Lyons. parents o. Mr..
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rudiger
of Route |, entertained at dinner
Thanksgiving day about 80 of
their friends. The dinner consist
ed of many good things to eat
such as Turkey. duck, cranberry
sauce, various kinds of..cake and
pie. etc, And as Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudiger are always good enter
tainers they all had an enjoyable
time.
By one who was there.
/ If interested in western Kansas
investments. don't fail to write F.
M. Luther and Sons, Cimarron,
Kansas. for their prices, descrip-
tons. and terms of their Gray
County bargains. Western Kan
sas wheat lands, especially in
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06

We are prepared to make farm
loans:at a low rate of interest.
Privilege given to pay of part or
all of..loan at any interest pay
ment. Interest payable annually
if desired and money furnished
promptly. See or write.
Dawson Zutavern.
Great Bend Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06

We understand that there was a
REGULAR picnic dinner at distric.
Is Thursday. We are sorry we
we're not advised as to thi, gather
ing for if there is any thing we do
like it is the old fashion dinner
without any frllls where every
one is like everyone else and when
we did not have to bow the knee
Ill tribute to the King and Queen
of the assembly. Among the peo-
ole from town were DR.. Gardner
and family and Mrs. Nimocks
and others.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-12-06
ELLlNWOOD
Nov. q

Leader Nov. q
Mrs. Frank Weber, who has
been seriously i'll the past week
is reported as much better.
Jake Hartmetz and Joe Scber.
muly went to Topeka and Kansas
City last week, on..a two weeks
business trip.
George Logan is having a
line cement blockofice built at
his horse and mule yards. The
building, is almost complete and
will make handsome and comtor.
table Office.
Geo. 0otter and wife returned
Tuesday night from a visit''to re
latives in Oklahoma and Arkansas
and a trip south to Memphis.
Nashville, and other points.
They we're gone about three weeks
and had a splendid time.
Henry Sprinkler came in from
Rocky Ford, Colo, yesterday NOR.
ming and his wife arrived last
night, to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives here. Henry was
in business here some ten years
ago, but is now a successful I'm
dertaker at Rocky Ford. and one
of the leading business men of the
town. His old Ellinwood friends
are mighty glad to see him and
L.. Al
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" sail duTny zapad sic Sufit,
Me by1O zamachu na zycie pos}6w.
Zapowiedz wojny Ameryki z Japonia'
ARCYBISKUP QUIGLEY Z CHICAGO STOP oJCA
SWIETEGO


Drailiuk Wortel. Ma tych swo-
ich siedliskach zamieszkiWac be-
da bondelwortowie jako ludzie
wolni. Wolno i'm swobodnie pre-
nosic sic miejsca ma miejsce ma
wewnatrz terytoryum osiadloSci;
opuszczac terytoryum moga tyl-
ko "a pasportami. Ziem, ktore i'm
przyznano, ME moga bez pozwo-
lenia sprzedawac, ami zastawiac.
4. Jako Srodek do zycia otrzy-
muja bondelswortowie 1900 koz
i owiec, przewaznie zmalemi, kto-
re to zwierzeta beda i'm oddawa-
ne w miare stawiania sic powra-
cajacych pred wladzami. Wodz
bondelswart6w otrzymuje okolo
500 k6z i owiec oraz zaprzeg wo-
low. TIE 1,500 sztuk drobnego by
dia pozostaja wlasnoScia rzadu,
przychowek nalezy do bondelwar-
tow. Przyznany kapitanowi "a
przeg woIow ma bye stopniowo
spiacany z dochodu, jaki tie po-
ciagowe zwierzeta beda przyno-
SHY. 800 koz owiec stanowi bez-
warunkowa w}asnoSc wodza. Do
poki bondelwartowie ME docho-
waia sic wlasnego bydla ME be-
da w moznoSci wyzywic sic sa-
modzielnie, zaopatrywani bedq
przez Rad.
5. Rad niemiecki bezwlocznie
poczyni rzadu kolonij przylad-
ka kroki w celu sprowadzenia Z
powrotem mezczyzn, kobiet /
dzieci, znajdujacych sic jeszcze
ma terytoryum angielskiem.
6. Niniejszy ukiad rozciaga sic
ma wszystkich bondelswartow,
kt0rzy sic jeszcze stawia, mp;
Morris, Joseph Christian, ro-
dzinami towarzyszami. Ale /
oni r6wniez musza broh wydac.
7. Bedzie dla bondelswartow
wybrany officer albo urzednik, O.
becnie hr. Kageneck, ktory ma po-
rae ich interesy do ktorego mo-
ga sic zwracac we wszystkich
sprawch.
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UMARLI.

Bilkasz Jan, 80 ]. 1p35 w. 18TH str,
IL marca.
Binkowska Joanna, 4S |. 1Ss Waban'
sia ave., 10 marca.
Kahol Kazimiera, miles,, 1922 Her
mitage ave., II marca.
Karlik Emma, 81 l., 1908 Homan ave..
D.. II marca.
Liskiewicz Kaz., 9 mics, sos 14tth
CT, II marca.
Mazurewicz Kemens, r, 1876 W..
Webster ave-, IL marca.
Solarzyk Anna, mics, $50 W. 18th
str. II marca.
Stanldewicz Emilia, SO l., 0S3 North
Paulina str. IL marca.
Wobalska Kat, 4s l., 80 Emma strs
10 marca.
Woioszyk Kat, 81 l., 6s7 N. Paulina
str. II marca-
Skupniewicz Teofil, 8 l., 2 Bluchse
str, IL marca.
Miiostan Melania, 8 mics, 2o6 Clesvsr
str, u marca.
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mkniecia fabryk. Tysiace rodzin
poza miastem pozostalo bez da-
chu mad giowa, Straty zrzadzone
przez powodz wynosza miliony
dolarow.
Washington, 16 marca. =
Gubernator Deneen bawi tutaj
Cd wczoraj w towarzystwie pro-
kuratora stanowego Stead. DIS
bedzie mial pos}uchanie u prezy-
denta. Przypuszcza, re prezy-
dent pragnie sic dowiedziec o
szczegdach sprawy inetresow
Harrimana, odnoszacych sic do
kolei Alton.
Jak sic okazuje Morgan ME byi
upowazniony przez nowojorskich
magnatow kolejowych do upro-
szenia Roosevelta posluchanie
dla Mich. Obecnie wahaja sic ci
panowie, czy maja pojechac do
Waszyngtonu.
Springfield, ILL.,, 16 marca. -
Bill Local Option" Browne'a
bedzie omawiany w izbie posiow
W przyszlym tygodniu, Izba "a
latwi sic z MIN dopiero W czwar-
tex. Prezes komisyi prawnej
przypuszcza, re po uchwale, "a
dajacej zalozenia dystryktu pro-
hibistycznego, jeszcze przez rok
caly bedzie wolno W takim dy-
strykcie sprzedawac napoje al
koholiczne.
New York, 16 marca. - Ma
razie panowala wczoraj ma giel-
die panika papiery spadaly W
Genie. Nastepnie uspokojono sic,
a kiedy znajdowai sic chetni nu-
pcy, ceny akcyi zaczely sic pod
nosic. w Londynie utrzymuja,
re ostatnie wypadki ma gieldzie
spowoduja naplyw gotowki do
kas bankowych.
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Ruch paroWc6W.

Przybyly:
New York: Weimar Bremy, Euge.
MIA Tryestu.
Queenstown: Lucania N. Y.
Boston: Saxonia Liverpoolu.
Neapoi: Brasile N. Y.
Brema: Frankfurt Baltimore.
st. John, N. g.: Empress Of Ireland
2 Lverpoolu.
Halifax, N. S.: Canada Liverpoolu.
Odeszly:
Rrema: Wuerzburg do N. Y.
NeapoI: Cretic do N. Y, Citta di
NapoH do N. Y, Hamburg do N. Y.
Queenstown: Cymric do Bostonu.
st. John, N. B.: Lake Erie do La
verpoolu, Monmouth do Bristolu.
Halifax, N. s.: Montreal do Lon
dynu.
Boston: Republic do Nora srodzie-
mnego, Iberian do Manchester.
Liverpool: Victorian do Halifax.
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kROTKlE aOiATKl MIEJSkIE

Wczoraj pppoiudniu zapallia sic
cd przewod6w elektrycznych podlogs
tramwaju linh Madison, u zbiegu ulic
Washington 9Th ave. Tramwaj prze-
peiniony byi kobietami, wsr6d ktorych
powstala panika; ma szczescie mkt
ME zostat uszkodzonym.
- Wskutek zaiycia zbyt siInej daw-
XII morfiny zmarla wczoraj W szpitalu
sw. Lukasza 40 letnia PM Sara Deyi-
ne. Uzywanie morfiny byio jej dozwo-
lonem - jako lekarstwo; przez fatal
na pomyike widocznis wziela "a VIE
le kropli.
- Patryk cahiII, lat e5, 51s Oakley
blvd. padi niezywy .wczoraj popolu-
dniu zbiegu ulicy Taylor Oakley
blvd. Ambulans policyjny odwiozi cia-
10 jego domu; przyczyna zgonu: cho-
roba serca.
- Michai MuIIaney, 46s N. Clark
str, zostai aresztowany ma skutek O.
skarzenia swej zony, kt6ra mdal bic !
katowac bez litosci.
- Pani H. Roberts, 1922 Hamilton
ave. zostaia zabita przez tramwaj IL
nil Archer ave., ktory formalnie od-
ciai jej glove, kiedy wpadla pod ko-
La wagonu, gdy przez ulice przechod7i-
la. Aresztowano motorowego, ktory
tl6maczy sic, re dzwonil, by zwr6cie
uwage kobiety, ale wozu juz powstrzy-
mac ME zdolai.
- M. Bartholomew, 4731 seeIey ave.
zostai przejechany przez lokomotywe
kolei Panhandle przy ul. 47ej.
w parku kosciuszki (takze Hum
boldta) zakiadaja nowe cementowe
chodniki.
- Woda W caiem miescie zdrowa
- donosi Department. zdrowia; MECH
ze ia pija urzednicy tego departamen-
tn, ME zagladaja do kufelkow.
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TELECRAMY. Y.
Petersburg, 16 marca. =

Petersburg, 16 marca. -
Wczoraj rano o 6-tej godzinie
zapadla sic czesc sufitu w sail
oosiedzeh dumy w palacu Taury-
ckirn. Wielki, masywny kande-
labr elektryczny, spadajac wy
sokosci 80 stop, pogial sic zu-
pe}nie. Przedsiewziete natych-
miast sledztwo wykazalo, re ME
szczescie by}o dzielem wypadku,
a ME zamachu ma zycie poslow.
PREF. dumy Golowin, porozumiai
sic z przedstawicielami roznych
partyi kazai poustawiac krzesfa
w rotundzie przy wejSciu do pa
lacu. Tam odtad odbywac sic mia
" posiedzenia dumy, dopoki sala
e4owna ME zostanie odrestauro-
wana, lecz posiowie uradzili od-
roczyc sesye, dopoki Rad ME
przeznaczy ma posiedzenia innej
hall.
Helsingfors, 16 marca. - Ma
wczoraj przypadal pierwszy dzieh
wybor6w ma poslow do nowego
sejmu finlandzkiego. Wybory
odbywaja sic podiug nowego pra
wa. GIosowac MONA ma trzech
kandydat6w. Pierwszy ma liscie
otrzyrnuje pelny CLOS, drugi pol,
a trzeci jedna trzecia giosu. Fa-
bryki popoiudniu zamknieto, a.
zeby kazdemu robotnikowi dac
moznosc giosowania. Kobiety
glosuja takze.
Hatterman pozycza pieniadze. 76S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-16
MIA zdrowia. Miai wiasnie po-

MIA Zdrowia. Mai wiasnie po-
dug ostatnich jego listow po-
wrocic wczoraj wiecz. i zona O.
czekiwala go niecierpliwoscia
lada chwila; pospieszyla tez, co
PREDICT do drzwi, gdy ktos do
mich zadzwonil, bedac pewna, re
W Mich meza powita. Jakiez byio
jej zdziwienie, gdy ma progu vi
rzala policyanta, ktory nilczac,
poda} jej list jakis. Otworzywszy
pismo pani Geier wyczytala W
MEM straszna nowine, re czlo-
wick z opisu podobny do jej me-
"a, karta o nazwisku 'Michai
Geier, zostai zabity w katastro-
fie kolejowej tuz pod Hot Springs
policya zatem zapytuje o szcze-
goly, dotyczace Michala Geier'a
prosi o jego fotografie, by
m6dz identyfikowac zabitego.
Pani Geier przeczytawszy zio-
wrogie slowa - padla jak mar
twa ma ziemie rozchorowala
sic ciezko. Do Hot Springs pole
chal brat jej Piotr Sheetes, ably
zbadac wypadek zasiegnac VIE
sci o Geierze.