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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Not For Winfield.

While sundry statesmen are strain
Ing every nerve to bag presidential
nomination Admiral Schley has once
no nomination and Is a candidate for
no office. The presidential bee is not
bothering him. In one respect that Is
positive loss to literature Only
think what nominating speech Sen
ator Isidor Rayner would make for
his hero! 1t would rank with Bob IN.
gersol's 'plumed knight" speech nom
mating Blaine, with the speeches
OF General James A. Garfield and Colo
mel William Jennings Bryan nomlnat'
ing themselves and with Roscoe
Conkllng's speech nominating General
Grant. SO the hero Of Santiago is de-
prlvlng the world of an oratorlcal treat
worth a journey across the continent
TO hear, but no doubt he will live
longer and be happier to eschew poll
tics.
It's peculiar fact that, while Amer
leans make national heroes OF their
successful naval commanders, not one
of them has ever been nominated for
the presidency, while they are fond
OF nominating successful generals not
withstandlng the fact that the navy Is
more popular than the regular army
why it is thus respectfully submit to
psychologists.
In connection with Admiral Schley
there is another fact of interest Usu'
ally 10 be named for great man is a
sort of handicap, but General Winfield
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
CALEDONIA NEWS

Caledonia, July l2.---.John Irwin
and r. &. Galleher were at Relic
center the Fomth of July doing
The battery work for the LaRue
base ball team. The bows done
good work and aided materially in
winning /the game. Irwin struck
out fifteen batters while his oppon-
ent had six strike outs to his credit.
The following officers were in
stalled by Deborah Rebekah lodge.
Wednesday evening: Ida Apt,
noble grand; Alice Williams, vice
grand; Lewis Rinker, right sup
porter to noble grand; Anna Nor
ton, left supporter to noble grand;
Ida Fell, right supporter to vice
grand; Kate Highly chaplain; Mary
Curl waded; Mary Hart, inside
guardian, Mary Stafford, outside
gardian; Laura CARRIER, conductor
and Maggie Groves crganist.
Okah Milligan, aged tniftecn
OF Prospect, had the sight OF his
left eye destroyed by the explosion
Of a toy cannon the fourth. His
right eye was injured and his ia IS
badly burned.
Burt Tedrow has been seriously
sick during the past week with
erysipelas. of the face but is con-
siderably improved at present.
Prof. Simpson and family left
for Pemberville, Tuesday evening
where they VIII visit their daugh.
ter Mrs. John Rolf and family
Sammy Myers, a former Gale
donia boy was in town Saturday
afternoon. Sam is now located at
Akron and is employed as a fire
man on the Erie railroad.
Miss Edith Smith of Columbus,
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Beys
er of Month Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
of Sidney spent the fourth with
relatives in Caledonia.
Mrs. J. NJ. Coe of Mt. Gile~Sp
is the guest of her mother Mrs.
IT. b. Keech this week.
Mrs. o. w. Weeks and Mrs.
IL. II. Dodge OF Marion were
guests of Mrs. Cynthia Hart Tues
day.
The W. G.. Y. U. will meet at
the home of Mrs. Christian POM
merits next Monday evening. AL
are invited.
Thomas Seckel ir was united
lin marriage to Miss Celia McCann
of Columbus on Thursday June
i27. Mr.. Seckel is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Seckel of this
place.
The Thomas Seckel family held
their first annual reunion at the
home Of Robert in Marion Sunday.
There were twenty-seven members
of the family present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
statuarY Hall.


Florida has elected 20 place the cfIigy
Of General Il. Kirby Smith in Statuary
hall as one of her perpetual representa-.
tives in that ilIstrious company.
While he IL not the first cx-Conredcr.
ate to stand there In imperishabe mar.
bic and bronze, hc held higher rank
than Kenna of West Virginia and the
rest Of the Confederate soldiers there
now. If the souls Of the mighty dead
take any interest IN Statuary hall, then
General Richard Taylor, hero Of Mans
field and Pleasant Hill, conqueror Of
General Nathaniel i. Banks. must be
greatly displeased FOR while taber
nacling in the flesh he did not hold a
high opinion Of General E Kirby
Smith.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Rsduetlo ad Absurdum.

As the signs of the times indicate
that certain high and mighty function
aries are determined once more to try
TO force the ship subsidy job on the
country, l deem 1t pertinent herewith to
file as part OF this letter the following
unique petition, which was sent to me
last winter for use in any anti ship
subsidy speech that l might make. As
/ made no speech in congress on that
fertile theme because | was too busy
with other matters, ! give my readers
the benefit OF II. Here 1t Is;
To the Congress of the United States
Greeting;
The urgent need OF a ship subsidy law
IL apparent to all. II the United States
is TO gobble up the carrying trade of the
universe. she must encourage the building
and running of ships by ready money con-
sideration.
United States must take her place In the
forefront OF progress What was good
enough for last year will not do for next
year. In ships, as In everything else, the
United States must Se prepared TO face
the world with the latest modern methods.
The great ocean Steamships have solved
the transportation problem Of the past be-
tween nations but the day of the ocean
steamship is passing
The airship Is the passenger liner and
the freight carrier OF the future.
The bill now before congress- unjustly
discriminates In favor OF oceap steam
ships. Against this gross injustice to air
ship building wish TO enter protest and
10 appeal for fair play and spot cash
encouragement 70 aero navigation.
IL this country is TO make a winning ef-
fort TO do the lions share OF the carrying
trade, II must establish air lines TO the
orient and 70 South American ports. and
this cannot be done without proper aid
from the government.
am not misquoting high authority
when / say that state aid 10 shipping Is
as much part OF the commercial system
OF teday as state smploymsnt Of consul,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured

l.. Wagner, Wholesale Druggist.
Richmond, Va, says: 81 had fear
full attack of Sciatic Rheumatism.
was laid up almost two months; was
ortunate enough to get Mystic Cure
for Rheumatism. This cured me
after doctors prescriptions had fahed
to have any effect, have also heard
of fine results from others who have
used it.
Sold by the Dumblt Pharmacy,
)pp. Kerr House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Experienced,

"You say you're an experienced
MANI" asked the president of the po-
lice board, examining an applicant for
an appointment as patrolman.
Il am" answered the applicant
Glow do you mean?"
1--WE had great deal Of experience
with riots"
"As a rioter?"
mo, sir"
'Haye you ever been an oHlcer?"
"No, sir"
Have you ever been a strike
breaker?"
"No, sir"
What do you know about riots,
them"
Il was an owl car conductor in St
Louis for six nights, sir. st Louis
Post Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Not Many.


81 do not want TO be Sl0,0O0.O0O
Kid" exclaimed a very rich boy lately
when informed that his possessions
amounted to that much One thing
dead sure pop, not many kids are both
cred with that much of this worlds
goods, but many are loaded down with
too much wealth. Poor boys some
times have hard task to determine
what useful thing TO do In the world,
and the necessity Of earning his bread
and butter finally enables the average
poor boy to hit something useful either
I'm public or private way, but unfor-
tunntely the rich boys are under no
such compulsion. Practically In this
country they are shut out of public
place particularly from elective public
place. OF course occasionally pluto.
crat of mature years purchases a gov
ernorship or seat in the senate of the
United States, but that only serves TO
render all the greater the prejudice
against rich men in politics. Very
rarely one gets into the more numerous
branch of congress. There some Of
them have rendered valuable and con
spicuous service-for instance, Mr.. Hit
of Illinois, Mr.. Sibley Of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Ncwlands of Nevada. Mr.. Dalzeli
of Pennsylvania and few others.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Twaln ard Klna Edward.

Mark Twain's combinations with
King Edward call to mind the famous
meeting betwlxt John Lawrence Sulli.
van when he was champion of the
world aud the king when he was
Prince OF Wales. On that occasion
Snlly won great renown by insisting
on keeping his hat on so long as Al,
bert Edward kept his on, declaring cor
rectly that he stood as high In his own
profession as the prince stood in his
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13

Since that Sully has gone down and
out, while the prince has gone up high
er. The chances are that he enjoys
Mark fully ms much as the latter enjoys
him, and, what's more Mark will make
money out Of the transaction by writ.
ing 1t up, while the king will only in
crease his reputation. SO wHgs the
world.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13

Scott had two namesakes who rose to
equal distinction with himself General
Hancock and Admiral Schley, both In
the fighting line. The hankering for
the presidency pestered Hancock about
as much as 1t did Scott, but Schley
Is immune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13

Money and EASY Money"

This is hard world in business. 1t
always has been and always will be.
There are many good and generous
men In It, There are many who will
lend II helping hand TO you In your ad.
verslty, but In the time of need you
will not find them among the men who
tried to get you 10 embark in speculn.
ton with your little surplus aud TO sell
you something which would help you TO
"easy money" BE self reliLlt. Make
your own Investigation In investments.
When you cannot. put your money in u
good savings bank. Dlstrust the fnan-
clal 'demagogue as you distrust the 10,
lltical demagoguc. Keep your hand ON
your pocketbook as you travel through
life, first, TO give always In proportion
60 your means 10 those who are poorer;
second 10 hold from those who would
take through force or fraud what you
need for yourself and yours. You
will then, writes Charles G. Dawes in
the Saturday Evening Post have your
hand where most Of the other fellows
have only their eyes. In this alone you
will have the advantage OF them.
Not an Undivided Third.
"Ts that your husbandT'
"Well, partially. | think I have
about third equity In him."-Judge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
EnulI.h Method Most POP nIar.

In England, most of the work OF re-
setting Jewels is put into the hands
of English jewellers. because the Eng
lsh jewel settlers method OF having
all the metal work at the back OF ths
stones, instead of round the sides, ~
In France, is most popular.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Especial washington Letter.i

Especial washington Letter,I
TOR nine years and more I have
- written these letters. Now
pressure of other work necessi-
tates their discontnuance. BY
writing them have made many
friends and no doubt some enemies.
The two things go together. No man
ever wrote or spoke the truth without
getting on somebody's corns. l have
given my opinions freely about mon
and events and hope that have done
some good for our country and our in
stltutlo.ls, Cor that should be the end
of all political writing aud speaking.
Bad News For Vice President Fairbanks
Ii has been generally assumed that
as matter of course everybody in In
diana Is for Vice President Fairbanks
for president. but the latest news from
Hooslerdom seems to contradict that
theory. 1t Is said that Senator Bever-
idge Is secretly incubating boom OF
his own and that Ex-Governor Durbin
is desirous of seeing the presidential
nomination go elsewhither, so that the
may himself capture the vice preslden-
tial nomination. OF course Hon. Harry
s. New, chairman Of the Republican
national committee. Is not enamored Of
the Hon. Charles Warren. The In
dianapolis Sun shows signs OF kicking
out OF the traces, and so 1t goes. Folks
who can remember for twenty-seven
yenrs back will perhaps recall the why
and wherefore Of John Sherman's fail
ure to capture the presidential nomina-
tion. 4 split or unfaithful Ohio dele
CATION always did the work for John,
who painted for the presidency even as
the hare panteth for the water brook.
History may repeat itself as to Fair
banks and Indiana.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
Success.


How do you spell success?
Says tho lover with lisping voice,
"I spell success with my sweetheartE
yes.
When she owns I'm her only choice.
Yct-
Successw
How do you spell success?
Says the actorina gay,
81 spell success p-r-c-double-s
When the critics push my play.
PRESS
Success"
How do you spell success?
Says the Capitalistlc cove,
81 spell success with capital s
And q couple OF strokes, by Joyel
S.
Successr'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13
MRS. STEVE ADAMS AND MRS. GEORGE A. PETTIBoNE AT
THE ADA COUNTY JAIL.

Of completely the
of Ex-Governor steunenberg married Harry Orchard the only one
Of Orchard testified that
and
husbands
the grated windows Adams
have been an active
tn seye murders.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-13

4 NOR nine years and more have
S written these letters. Now
pressure of other work necessi-
- L..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

choroby. zastepcy gminoy ma przy~ y.
+.sem ss#em~ poaiedsenius 1ainoRaeei
.,e beda u~stale'aneliiem 5pesnsyi ola P:
Milezewskiegoi .spraws lego ma
stepcy. - Gbur :4Waras " CHA
powie sprzedal *swoje gburstwo
"a 100000 marek kupcowi Eisen"
,taedtowi z sPucka. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
re. sLASKA.

RozDzIEN. o6mi6letnie
dziewozynka robotn,ka szwieca bee
dac sama " domu, chciafa roznie;e
cic W piecu ogieh. Ponlewaz ME
chcia}o sic dobrze pal'6, dziewczyne
=
ka z oa}ym rozmachem wyla}a naf
to Z naczynia ma ogieh. P1omieh
swybuchna} Z pieca i dziewczynka v
jednej chwili stane}a " ogriu. W
pierwszej chwili dziewczYnka chois
Ia wyskoozy6 z okna, lecz dziew-
:czynka byla JUL tax poparsona, re
tego samego dnis ~leczorem umarfa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
>SOPOTY. w noey ma. sobot!

SOPOTY. w .noey ma. sobote
okradli zlodzaeje fabrykanta bur"
s.tynu Machacka PREY ulioy 6dan-
skiej. Wytloczyl, szyba we wysta~
woven padc}ku umieszczonem mad
.:s&4adem i wyjeli z niego znacznych
rozm,ar6w krzyt i kilka cenhych
oygarniozek.- W nocy ma niedzle'
le przysslo tn pomledzy kilku go6"
tmi kapielowymi do bdjki, przy~
!czem noze g}6vna odgrywa}y role
Povodem kl6tni mia}a byd zazdrosc
o ,,p}ec padobna".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
VIE wIELKIEJ JWSl

WE WlELhtEJ nv " i' VIVA
miesxka dziwny smakosz W ESQ.,
bic robotnika T%rojahna. Zeszed'
sic on "; karczmie qeWnym
gburem, ktorY mia} prey. oble "a"
.bita zmije. Trojan o6wi@dczy}' ze
ia snpezyie. Naturalnie, re wszyscy
uwazali to "a TART, gdy jednak Iro"
jain PREY swojem odftawa}, zobo'
w,asa} sic karczmarz a-wypadek'
gdy ,swego rzeczywidcie dokona'
.ofiarowa6 :mu bezp1atnie anta{ek pl~
wa ma pr.ep}ukanle gard{a. Trojabn
tmije odar} re sk6ry, pokraja{ ]a
%nastepnie ma kawa}ki, i spozY} z
najw,ekszym apetytem. Karczmarz
ehesc ME chcac, musia} ae PREY
,raeczone piwo, kt6re wysaczono
rzeteloie do kropelki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

~SZTUM. w Srode po obiedzi e
:wnad4a czteroletnia c6reczka robo-
tnika Gr6zko wskiego do jezio ra
"a miejska kapie1nia. Ma kr7yk jej
wskoczy} do woody llstonosz Scblach
i wydoby} j. ~jeseoze szczesliwle z
woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
Jak fGarmqja W Kansas?

Przviecha{ tutai jeden polak " March, lq66 wzia} 800 ARROW, z
kt6rych AMI jedna skiba ME byfa wyorana Poatawi} budyhki i zbreko-
wa{ IS akr6x ktdre obsadzi1 korna dosta1 blsko tyeiac pis6set bu.zli.
Pc zasadzeniu. korny zbrekowa{ przesz}o 20 ARROW wiecej je obsaf ma
iesiei pszenica.-N a TEN pou gdzie bya korna tel zasia1 pszenioe,
vice Cd Marcs do Lastopada, czyli " 9 miesiqcach zbrekowa4 obsis}
tkorny. - Tax farmnje golaey, y Colby, Kansas Ka.dy' Z Was mote
pieakdw karozovanil borrow: Ptzyjedzcie do mas . dostsniecic 4adns,
r6wne prery kt6re tyko wyczekuja piuga, pc 10 do IS dol, "a akier,
a S do 9 lat wypfaty. Ami W po}owie tax sic tutaj ME napracuieoe
iakescie dotsd praoowal, awiecej korzydci destaniecie. |Bedziecie zy6
" 1agodnyma zdrowym kimaeie, gdzie Z1MY KR0TKIE. wy
ruszcie wiecdo-Eoby, Kansas ma nastepnyn Excursion. - Po mapy,
opisy polskie, it'd. piszcie do Wasfego rodaka. II H.
? -. g. i. HZIOREK, PRES &McR ro1osrA colonz4ron CO. I
6" . COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
~NOWEMIASTO. Strejkowali tn

Strejkowali tn
malarze, ateby uzyskae WHISKY
zarobek. Dotad pracowhll Ill goo
DIN i zarabiali IS fen. ma godzine.
Odtad zarab,a6 beda ma godzinee
4ofen., po 2 lataoh otrzymaja prey
10 i pol godzinnej piracy 49, pc
3 latach PREY 10 godzipnej piracy
h%i-.
"A fen. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

TcZEW. Il siekiera " reku
wtarguat robotnik Hinowski "
Lunawaoh, bedac 4pietrzezwy, i go
z jakiegos bfahcgo, powoau sacze-
pill: Gdy 60 Ga&unski wyprosi} -
drswi, rsuoi} sig napastnik ma ME-
go i uderzy1 go siekiere tax " gio'
We, ze nleszcse6liwemu czaszke
rozbil. Ciesko zraniouego odsta~
wiono do tute;;szego domu| cho-
rych. ' =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
PUCK. w Jastarnl Puckiej I

PUCK W .Jastarn, Puckiej ua
dersy} W sobote Jimmy grom "
pevnego rybaka, siedsseego mad
idakism ehorowitej tony. i aabil
90 ma miejsou. izonie aobezw}adni1
rsmie, zreszta MIC jej s'e ME sta}o.
Budynsk pozosta} nienaruszony -
p.n burmistrz M'lesewstki wnidst}E .' 9
swolnienle 81 : uraedu powodu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

e. : - ''-~-t'- - - ~"
: sE0WNIK p. N. Marva6-
" mocnej oprawle
ksazka do }atwego :naucze'
MIA siet jezyka :angielsk'ego,
dosta6:w naszel re-
"a Gene $1.00.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

GNIEZNO. w sprawie niesz'
szczescia kolejowego ma linii m'e'
DIV Gnleznem q Trzemesznem, do'
noszs, re wielu. podr6znych ME-
szsze6liwego pociagu stawifo ]u2
do w}adzy koleiowej W Gnleznle
zadania swe o odszkOdowaaie. -
Zw}oki ksiecia Bebatowa wys{ano
pociagiem ma rozkaz ministra TO-
bot p%ublicznych do Berl'na' gdzle
zmar}y ma krewnych. straple~
nj rodzice obu zabitych kadet6w z
Mitawy z Kurlandyi prsybyli do
Gniezna. Scena jaka sig rozeggrafa
prz ogladaniu zw{ok by}a roz~
dzieraiaca. Ciala nieszczesliwych
ch}opc6w zabrali rodzice re sob2
do Mitawy' Zw}okl kilku innych
znaiduja sic i~eszcze 'w..barakach.
Okropnie zeszpeconeHzo sta4o .po"
m,edzy inneml take cia{o Tony ku"
pea Administrators z Kijowa, kt6"
ra by}a W innym stanie; nieszczes''
liwej wyss}y ma wiey zch cake wne
Cia}o PAM A bramowioz
zosta1o jednem s}owem W tax o"
kropny spos6b zeszpecone, re ME-
podobnem woale Jest do cz}owieka.
- Pr oburator rozwina} energi~
CINE 6ledztwo, by wyswietllc VIA"
przyozyne strasanego niesz-
czeScia:7:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

wszelkiego rodzaju ME odpychamy
cd; sehie ola tego tel many loh.
IEI@.Mt= - F. EE5Is.. E: -" Sc 81 I|r
pelno. woko}o siebie.
- : -T.-.{
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
ZPOD

MANKIETNICY JUL sic nawra-
caja Gale rodziny powraca;a ma h.
no Koscio4a katolickiego, Oswald
ozajac,: ze dawno b7llby to JUL IT,
csyni}y gdyby ME fa}ssywy wstyy d,
! zawzietodd, jake uczuwali " obec
tych w,ernyoh, :kt6rzy ma kazdym
kroku okazywali i'm poearde. Go
sobote kilka osdb po u%przeaniej
spowiedzl i pokucie otrzymuje D.
roczyste przebaczenie i porzuca'
b1edy kozfowit6w. Miedzy innem
nawrdci1y sig roaziny Gale Ja~
ma Kopoia Jaczyhskiego, kt6rzy:
byli gl6wnymi prowodyrami SEX
ciarzy W Leszuie. w :domu Jana
Kopoia, kt6ry podobno by} nawet
tax zwanym,, starszym -bratem"
i.ki6 czas istnia}a kaplica mankie-
tnik6w z portretem ,,mateczk1"w
oltarzu. Jan Kopet, po uprzedniemr'
usunieciu kaplicy Z chaty, nawr6e
Gil sic z Gale rodzina"
WARSZA WA. Policys z rozke-
zu jenera} gubernatora zawiesita
wydawnictwo kilku ,pisn tygodnio
wych, pomiedzy temi powaknej ma
uce po6wiecona ,, Mydl Polska".
Ma Gazette Polska 1a}ozono kaa
re 500 rubli "a ar&Yku} !, .roztrzasa-
. jjpacy mozliwose ponownej wojny
Rosyi z Jsponia. Poete Antoniego'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

Langego aresztowano , skazano ma
try miesiace wiezienia "a powiesc
:wydrukowana " redagowanej
.przez niego ,,Ksiasniey", kt6ra
take zan,kDieto ma czas trwania
.stanu ;oblezenis. - skasowana nj
by ia. cenzura rosyjska dale SIG
vieoej j~eszcze we znaki Polakom W
Kxdl., anizell "a czasdw Hurk' l
;AApuehtina.
= K0Dz. Easily tn znowu rozru"
chy ma tie politycznem zabito "
Mich" robotnik6w, nadto ranni
So q rcbotaicy i robotnica.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
y PRUS POLsRICH.

r POLsRICH.
.
SW. WoJCIECH. W mieszka'
Flu swej matkl znalexiono " pon'e'
dzia}ek rano l6-letniego Alberta
Liedtke uduszonego~ Podozas ME-
obecno6ol matki popad! 7 kurcz i IT,
dus,i sic, poniewaz dosta} hs'et"a~
RIA W poduszkl i ME mog} tenn ga
mem zaczerpnad powletrza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05
y GALlCYI

SIOSTRA Marya Hyacenta re
zeromadzelia Naj6w. Sacramento
Franclszkanek we Lwowie obcho"
dzi}a We wtorek, 80 lipca, uroczy~
stobc 5o:letniego pcbytu swego "
z.k6nie.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

olonosci niemleccy W o.
kolloy Lwowa garne sig chetnle do
naszych K6lek rolniczych. 1stnleja
.juz. W tute]szym powiecie diva K64~
ka rolnicze, wy}aosnie z. niemc6w
zfozone i niemcy bardzo sobie ch"a
wala to organ,zaoya. Gdy raz zapy-
,talem jednego z najpowasnlejszyoh
niemc6w z okolic Lwowa, jake
ma opinie o owyoh K6}kaoh ro'''
odpow,edzla& mi: 1ch muss geste;:
hen, da5s es nus vielen Nutzen
bdrriingt, dem Vereine ,,Kolki roll
Fnicze.' anzugehoren. (Po polsku:
MUSIC prsysnst, lie wisle k0r'gSo'
data Ko}ka rolnicze. - Tych ,'ko
E7ek'trolnic1ych. poiskloh jest W Ga~
(IiiciyIii : ,lp1rzesz}o 1900: "1ageblatt'
Pom. ':;lymczasem g}osi, re " Ca
f~:~ T..
Fliey. ieszcze: ciemnota panpje'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

EABIsZYN. z powodu przyjaz~
nego stanowlska wzg}edem Pcla"
k6w ustapi6 musia} dzierzawy
oberzysta Niemiec Adolf Hubert "
Buszkowie, w}asnosci koloniz&oyl.
NAL on spodobno brat towary cd
:kupc3tw, po5redniozy}~ "
sprzedazy grunotw Polakom tip.
Tax Nipemoy robia aswgm''. 2 9 my?
Ny z~drajcdw i sprzedawosyk6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

w RYDZE ro~zstrzelano 8 rewol-
ucyonist6w. W Warsza vie skaza}
sgd woj jenny I sceyalistdw ma kare
amierci -przez powieszenie. ode~
Icy donoszq, ze w}adze przedsiewzie
|1y"z rozkazu mlnistra sto }ypina
surowe 5rodki przeciw cz}onkom t
zczarnej sotni, kt6rzy dokonywali
napad6w ma poddanych ~zagranicz~
uych:
=-Z> S4mary donosza 20 40
vych swypadkach cholery i 90 wy
padFach. smierci.
WILNO. Obecny Rad moskiew~
skich czynownlk6w, uzyskawszy
[wp}ywy PREY pomocy tajnych wp}y
WOW zagranicznych, postepuje " my
sli hakatyst6w pruskich. straszy
prezes wllenskiej lzby sadowei poo
dawa} wskaz6wki sekretarzom sa@
dowym, ze prz emawian'e ich DO
p%ubliczno6ci polskiej W jezyku pol
skim ME pr1ystoi urzednikom 20
syjs kim l<zaleci}, ably tego nadal
ME czyniono. U hakatyst6w radose
ztej clemno6ci rosyjskiej!
/. *1-fi. g -
. :WARSZAWA. Go6c z Warsza~
wy, jako:plzedstawlciel delegacyl
ma 695 letnim jublleuszu
szewsklm " PozLaniu pan Jan Kae
msehdski= dina 10 bm. bedzie mia}
odczyt h~istoryczny, skredlony przez
prof. dr.. Acknowledge Pozna-
MIA pod tytu}em: 20 cechach po"
znahskioh z e25 lat " ogdlno6cl,-
a " szczeg6lno6ci o wolnym oechu
SEE wskim."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-05

KATOWICE~ Ostr5zn1e PREY
.-
wiazdach do BRAN. w zeszfy VITO"
rex 20 po}udniu zgniot}o klatke.
piersiowa hutnikowi Pasternskowi,
kt6ry siedzia} ma wozie z drzewem
.E,...
PREY wjezdzie do bramy. Nieszcze-
sliwego odstawiono " rozpoczll"
-"
WIN stanie do zak{adu E]zbleta-
mex.