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The Springfield herald., 1907-04-19
EsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom ii
may concern that the following de-
scribed estray animals were taken ur
near Villas, Colorado, to-wit: One mare
pony branded a. left thigh. One horse
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
COMMITTEES NOW 1GREE.
Nc7c kmckerbOcker Resump pti0n
Plan Submitted 10 DepositOrs.

A plan for the resumption of the Kncker-
booker Trust Company. agreed to by the committees
of depositors OF which Hnsdill Parsons and @. VI.
Walker are respectively the chairnen. and the
organization committee. representing stockholders
and depositors of which Frederick C. Bourne is
Chairman, has been given out 1t is substantially
on the lines of the plan published by Mr.. Parsons's
committee on November 2s by which the depostors
were TO receive - per cent their deposits in the
form of certificates OF deposit and 80 per cent in
surplus certificates. The certificates Of deposit.
however are TO be paid off in two years and four
months with possible extension of three months
as against four years and six months. provided
in the former plan.
The time has been made shorter owing to the fact
that many of the assets which were not taken into
consideration in the first plan are now believed to
be good If in the hands of going concern The
value of the surplus certificates has been improved
by reducing the minimum surplus of the company
10 sgWoOoo thereby freeing several millions OF
assets which may be applied to their earlier re-
demption-
The committee as before. asks for contribution
Of a fraction of per cent from depositors having
,ora than 8 90 on deposit TO meet the expense of
sdve-tisine printing etc. but this fraction has
been reduced from onequarter of per cent to one
eighth of ! per cent responses TO the flfst pan
we're SO numerous. The uncertainty whlch existed
with regard TO the future management of Inc coih-
r,v has been set at rest by the selection of Henry
G Frick. Myron I. HerficK ana l>7"iS Ass ~
ward as voting trustees.
Another new feature of the plan IS me giving I"
der,ositors OF a chance TO eXchahge ueh 0eit
cates for stock OF the company, II lhe cdPi,"'
sI,o,,1d he Increased time hereafter on ule
- basis that the stockholders subscribing the
90 20 m oon ;; a,,, ,,,onev toward resumption Will have
,,d,. ,o exchange their certificates 1ms VIII
-, ,b. denostors an interest in the welfare Vi ''i7
,,, The depositors have until Decefnpef -
- ,nake their decision regarding the ne" pan
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
}. }. HILL A WITNESS.
lie Says Northeastern Roads
Hauled Lumber at Loss.

Washington, Dec. 1s-Jarnes J. Hill was the
principal witness to-day in the hearing before the
Interstate Commerce Commission of the complaints
OF the Washington and Oregon lumber assoca tions
against the railroad lines of the North Pacific
states with respect an advance in rates Ium-
Der and forest products
NJ Hill said that his attention was attracted 70
the situation last summer. and investigation he
found that the cost to his road of handling the
luSlber traffic from the Northwest far greater
than the revenue gained from It. The difficulty
was, in his Judgment that the cars had to be
hauled by The railroads from points to
Oregon and Washington practically empty. The
baul of substantially four thousand miles the
lines about $3.50. while the revenue car from the
Northwest 20 the points of destination of the lum-
Der products about s20o. This produced 4
loss of $50 The situation 50 serious
from the point OF view Of the railroad lines, that
IT was necessary to take some action that would
remedy it, After consideration it was decided to
increase the lumber and lumber products
not with idea Of prohibiting the traffic in Ium-
her from the Northwest. but merely to protect the
interests of the railroads From his point of view
IL was impossible for the carriers haul lumber
from the Northwest points the East the
former rates and to obtain fair and equitable
rate on lumber the only reason the railroads
had for making an advance in their tariffs.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Hill subjected 70
a rigid cross-examination by attorneys for the
complainants. He said that the expenses for main
tenance and operation of the Great Northern have
increased in the last year largely on account of
the increased wages which the company was
Obliged TO pay its employees. This fact. he said
figured in the consideration OF the rates lumber
shipments and WAS Of the reasons why the
advance had been made at this time.
Asked 20 the relations between the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific, MIR. Hill said
that they were not close they formerly were
in fact, the roads getting further and further
apart He said, however. that he was a stock
holder in boIh companies and later explained that
considerable part of the stock OF the Burlington
road was owned by the Great Northern and North
Pacific.
Mr. Hill said thai the matter of rates his line
was left largely TO the traffic men, and he
familiar with them only in general way. He
unable, therefore, go into minute details
specting the rates He gave brief history of tho
operation of the Great Northern. and said ii
the desire Of those who controlled the road 10
make such rates would be compensatory. He
reiterated his conviction that the rates in force
prior November | lumber from the Pacific
Northwest to the Missouri transfer points
not compensatory, and that, and that only was the
reason for the advance.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
SOUTHERN MUST MAKE CONNECTION

Washington, Dec. 16.An important decision
rendered to-day by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. the opinion being by Commissioner Prouty
in the case Of the McRae Terminal Railway against
the Southern Railway Company and the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad. The involves the instala-
ton of physical connections. and the decision is
the first of its kind rendered by the commits
sion On the facts disclosed the commission de-
cided that the coplainants application for physical
connections should be allowed It relates
TO the Seabord Air Line. but should be denied
to the Southern Railway. The commission ordered
the Seahoard Air Line Railway construct be
January 25 1885, and maintain and operate
thereafter for two years switch connection be
the line of the complainant and the Seaboard
Air Line.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
LAWSON HEADS BAY STATE GAS.
Litigation Covering Many Years at an End,
with Triumph for Rostonlan.

pnilaa-lr,aia Dec 15.-ForTner United States
Senator J. Frank AIi.c. of Delaware, issued state
fnent TO-DAY in which said that tine Bay State
Gas Company of Delaware, after many years OF
litigation at last has all iis affairs cleaned and
tat after all bonds are paid by order of the court,
and the Addiclss judgment settled by the payment
of 100000 there will remain more than sl.eeeooo
in the treasury Of the company. There WIZ DC out
sanding abort 100000 shares of stock
large majority Of the stockholders have decid-
es that TIE company shall go into some new bus-
ss. the statement said and that end they have
induced Thomas W Lawson OF Boston. and some
esocisfes undertake the management Of its af-
isrk ~ n.eeing I'm the Offices of the company
.ere to-day Mr.. Lawson elected president ane
Aanzsar Alise vice president OF the company
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
DRIFTING STEAMER DISAPPEARS.
Vessel Foundering Near Halifax Probably
the Abandoned 4Aildona.

,,,xa uec 16-The Marconi wireless oper-
l..na Sable sent word here late to-day
g bod sighted steamer drifting in the
..,a;rit, nj South West Ledges this forenoon
,r,.s .,.,r,or was hidden by the haze shortly
a.tor-sard and when the weather cleared 1t had
disappeared. ,s.o,
A. the huII of the wrecked and abandoned
..oa,,,er Etldona cannot be seen at Brazii ROCK
,o-dav from Cape Sable it is supposed tnat tne
dr;fting steamer the kildona- IL is thousiit
,,a, she slipped off Brazil Rock as result Oh
tho heavy seas last night, and that she reniaiiied
oaoat long enough to drift the distance or nVe
miles 10 South West Ledges ana theh iouiioeieu
i'm deep water.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
STEAMER CUTS SLICE OFF SCHOONER

rrt &c She was entering the channeI lhsIue OF
SANDY Hook yesterday morning the steamer pu'
s ~ the Hamburg rg-American Line ran INTO
o. e. wasted schooner George T. Hudson, from
.,r.,.,a Ne cutting about thirty feet OF
-, ten above the waterline on the starpoafo
,,arter The channel was crowded AT the 'iiii'.
'" -. hooner was beating her way into port
,,,ainst a westerly breeze
5rno Bulgaria was not damaged NO ono on ooato i'
,,ason was injured Captain Baohitt esll.
rna,.d her damage at s;eoa She was huiit m -"
and was formerly known as the fal'''. pns,or
g. 90 rrsson Is owned by J. S. Crowley, OF bosIoh-
g. :, ,ss feet long Al feet IN wldtn aho Oh @'-'o
,nns burden. plying usually between Newport news
ard Portland.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
WILL DEPORT HEIRESS.
Immigration authorities Keep Her
on IsIaud-LOuer an TOmbs.

Miss Grace W. Lawrence. the young English girl
whose lover. Henry Parrott was arrested on their
arrival here Sunday. the Lucania. spent yester-
day on Ellis Island in a gloomy state OF mind She
did not mind staying the island she said, nearly
so much as being separated from her lover, who in
the mean while was resting in the Tonibs lie ana
she were booked on the Lucania as Mr ana MrS-
J. H Parrott" but they did not have time. they
say 10 be married in Liverpool before the Lucania
sailed
Miss Lawrence declares she is worth at least
$50 on hut has not the ''faintest idea how much
more She expects to have large amount IN hef
own name within four years. she says. tohiifis
eioner watchorn when he found from what std-
tioo I'm life she came, had her removed from the
odira-,, detention room on Ellis Island and placed
i, the care of rnatron- She VIII probaniy De sont
hocl on the Lucania. which sails Saturday
parrott was arragned before United States tom
missioner Alexander yesterday afternoon lie WAS
oharoad with the taking of an auomobhe, Falueu
., g, oso from Mansel T. Fletcher, of LONDON Inc
vounr man calmly admitted he was the PERSON
named IN the warrant. and volunteered 10 return
IN England without the formality or eAtraoi'lon
rroceed,nps Commissioner Alexander femaho"u
him to the Tombs, however, to await eNuauil'on
papers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

Ex-J,,dee T. H Gary. chairman of the ohied
States Steel Corporation. said last night that
nubIished report that the finance committee oil 1ls
corporation had decided 10 send oui ho'ices ieea,
ing an order 10 cut wages, which the report saiu
amounted in some instances TO 80 per cent was
without foundation. up to the present he adaeu
I'VE have neither reduced wages nor contempiatea
doing So
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

IouJo, Dec l5-James Henry Parro,t the eng
lisbrran who was arrested in New YORK yes'eIoas
, tho arrival of the steamer Lucania from
rfo, mas a chauffeur the employ of
tenant In the Savoy Mansions, this CITY, HIS ar
rest Is attributed not to the abduction oil MISS
Grace Lawrence who accompanied MIN as ms
wife as Miss Lawrences parents nave oechneu 'o
-.a, parrot, hut TO his connection with the
sale of motor
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
III E a II IN
Holiday Opportunities
OF an Extraordinary
Money Saving Character
West of Fifth Avenue.
FOURTEENTH STREET.

tho Holiday 10
useless special
o pages closely printed
bottOnl-thereorc
Acceet These Representative Values onlyl
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
OMAHA INSURANCE LOANS RESUMED
tBy Telegraph TO The

INV Telegraph The Tribune.I
Omaha Dec Is-The financial situation mas 50
cleared that Eastern insurance companes nave re-
surned making loans in Omaha
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious sf>hes
bought At highest market value. maze
into new articles or exchange for new JeS
eIry or japanese goods at NJ. +. Teppers
factory II West 35th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Fine Glove Values
at 9S cents

a modest price at which you can
buy excellent gloves as. follows:
Mems Fleece Lined Dosskin.
Mems Unlined Dogskin:
Mems Astrakhan and Buckskir.
Women : Glaze Md Cloves clasps.
Wome1s Fleece Lined Tan Kid.
Boys and Misses Dozskin Gloves:
Bows and Misses Fleece Lined Kid
B.ys' and Misses Fleece Lined Mochs.
GTHER VALUES INCLUDE:
Mems Cape and Dogsl<in Giov.-1 4 Sn
black. white and all shades AsSO
Mems Gray M0chss- n An
with or without silk lining. .....5 a.T~
Mems Fur Cfauntiets- Sn
elsewhere 81 -...-------.-.-..S D'<.C
Mems Heavy Cape Gloves , mn
new tanS and white -----...---f A'NO
Bows and Misses Fleece LINED Kid
Gloves-nevest fans
So 10. IS. 1 p
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Dolls-Teddy Bears
Early Price Cuts,

Is inch-vorth $50 ........-.... .9S
Dressed Baby DoiIs--value 81 40. --.- 4 9
Large American Beauty Dolls
double tointnd-haud sewed WigS-
beautifully dressed-value S6- 90 . i 9S
Cndressed Dolls-Double-jo jointed-
hand sewed wigs-worth 81. 1.25....... IS
Large double-jointed Dolls
% 10 2S inches long-spsciaI. ---.--s 8 %
Doll Outfits pc--iace trim'd
underwear-worth 81. 80. --..---... -9S
Dolls Dresses
sizes up to s years old .--.-. 80 70 S.9S
Dolls Hats .............. % to 9. 40
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

VESTIBULE PANELS
32x4s-Irish Point or "reminiscences
MOtifs-value 81 90 and 81 25--.... 10
FIGURED CHINA SILKS
For Drapery and Eirnono--Oriental
and floral effects-value "a. 90
FRENCH NET BED SETS
Large Renaissance and Arabian
MotifS-festoon vaIance-bolster
shau-vaIus s. 9S --...-.-.....---<O D 9SS
French Net Bed Sets-Allover
Renaissance and Marie AntOinetts
dssfgns-usually si3.9s .......--..9. 81
SC0TcE LACE BED SETS
Immense variety Of patterns
reproductiOns OF finest real iaCes-
special values ranging in price
from ....-.-........-.-.1 .9S 20 6.4S
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS
Latest novelty designs
plain fig' a centres
worth SI-ae ..---.s..-.-.-----O -O-SS
worth ss-9s ..-....-...-...---6. SS
worth s119s ..-....-........-S s SS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ofice. No 1864 Broadway. between 36,h
and S7th sts.. until o'clock p. m Ad-
yertiseulents received at the following
branch offices at regular ONCE rates natiI
s O. clock p. m. viz: 26i sth ave. = e
cor 2Sd St: l53 9Th ave. coz. 12th St: 81
vast 1ath St: 257 West 42d st. between
5th ana sth aves. 263 West 125th st: 1888
I'd ave. between 10Th and 77th sts.. i0c0
"a ave near 61st ST.. 17oS 1st ave.. near
sath St l57 East i26th ST.; 556 fremont
ave. $50 Sd ave and any American District
Tei cyflCe.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
oTEER TALUES NCLUDE:
Gift Suggestions i'm
Table Covers, Curtains,
Bed Sets, &C.
HEAVY CURTAINS

Every quality ought to easily sell for
Holiday opportunities these remarkable.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

DED ''D" LINE
For La Guiyra. Puerto Cabello.
Curacao and Maracatbo. via curacao, call
ing also at san Juan, T.. r.:
:. :. PHILADELPHIA Sat. Dec Il. noon
s. s. CARACAS. Sat. Js = T. f9tss. noon
For Ia Guayra, Curacao. Maracaibo.
: $. MARACAIBO. Saturday. Dec Is noon
SIS. ZCLIA. Saturday. Jan. II. 1908. noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
datiuns for passengers
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall d.
LA NELOCE,' Fast Italian Line
FOR NAPLES DIRECT.
Nd America Jan. IS Nord America Mar. &
Europa Feb 10 Citta di Torino- Mar. 2 l
cabin $50 up. Dining Room on Prone
made Deck EIARTFIELD. SOIADI &
co. so Wall ST
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18

John Stein
bach stara sic wykryc tajem"
nice zbrodni pope}nionej> ma
mlodym Michale Robert, kt6-
ry ME spadf z pociagu jak
poprzednio przypuszczano,
lecz W t%ajemniczy- spos6b
zosta] zamordowany dnia 4.
lipca w Fauntain City. Oh
ciec z|amordowaneg0 OLA
rowal $4,000 "a wydanie
mordercy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18
Z MMOND IND.

W zesz}ym tygodniu cd"
by}y sic tn roczne wybory
urzednik6w miejscowej Sp6{~
XII Pozyczkowej. Prezesem O.
brano >ponownie p. Mich.
Kilinskiego, sekr. p. K.
Woszczynskiego a kasyerem
OBJ: Jak6ba lzaszewicza. Re.
szta dyrektor6w sk}ada sic
4 .naatepujacych ~obywateli i.
Jan Matuszak, A. B. Krzy-
zanowski,A. Wandrowski, F.
Klaczy6ski, T Jakubowski
Stan. Klawiter.
G}6wny kanal 6ciekowy
kt6ry przez o~statnich lat 10
|zajmowa1 umysly Wszystkich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18

-. 49,
Zwracamy uwage naszych ozy !.
telnik6w, re Bank Polski - pod
doxorem Stanu Illinois znaiduie
sic pod mr.. slo--sl4 Miloauhee
Avenue, rog Haddon Avenue, Chi
cago, Ill.
Bank Polski ma przywileje Chic
cago Clearing House Association
(stowarzyszenie .Bankdw), i podle~
ga rewizyi tejze instytucyi.
Tylko Banki slime 8nansowo
odpowledzialne moga otrzymat ten
przywilej- &c.,.
Jezeli masz z}ozone pieniadze, W
jakim cbcym banku, odbierz je i
z}6z W Banku Polskim W Chicago;
procent dostaniesz ten sam a us{u-
ge polska grzeczna. w innyoh
m~iejscach, chooiaz Z Polaka robia
interes, to tylko z :}aski 60 obs}uza
i najczedciej SIG z jego nazwiska
naigrawa;a. Gas, aby6my sami
"a siebie stall jezeli many zaklady
w}asne polskie, u mich interesa ma,
sze za1atwiali-
Teraz najlepszy czas ola ~przenie..
sienia swych o~szczedno6ci depo .
zyt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18
List POlecajacy.

Poczuwam SIC do obowiazku do
n,esienia Panu, ze Jego )ekarstwa
So bardzo dobre i polecam je gors~
co 'ka4demu. Czesto cierpia}em ma
b6l g}owy, lecz severy Proszki ma
B6l G}owy i Neuralgle "a wsze u.s.
mierzy&y mole cierpien's. Zdaj' m
sic, ze Pahskie proszk, dz's}aJa Gu
downie. Me sprowadzaja one ia
dnych zlych skutk6w pc uzyciu jak
niektdre lekarstwa jake mi d0kto~
rzy " starym. kraju przepisywal':
Boil ginie ia czuje ZIG swiezo i
zdrowo jak nigdy przedtem 1nnych
nigdy uzywae ME bsds, jak tylko
ssxery Leksrstw. F'milijnyoh, "
Mrs. Mary Holomek, Renfrow,
Okla. severy Proszki IA B6l G}owy
Neuralgia 50 ma sprzedaz W apte-
49, j,
kach. Cena 95 csht6w. VIZ. SIEVE.
IA Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18

West Hammondczyk6w,
przerznawszy sam srodek
siedzib Polonii tutejszej do
bija JUL do celu. Maluczko,
a przyjdzie kolej ma boczne
u}ice, a wtenczas bedzie juz
West Hammond cokolwiek
bardziej podobne do zgrabne-
go miasteczka:
Wszyscy nasi polscy stu
denci wr6cili z rozmaitYch
szk6} czerstwi i zdrowi ma
}ono swej kochajacej rodzi-
ny, tax il teraz korzysta]ac z
wolnego czasu zabiora sic
niezawodnie i to en- ergicznie
do jezyka Kraszewskich i
Sienkiewicz6w. Dzieki ener-
gil ulubionych swych pol
skich profesor6w m}ody Kle-
mems Goyke takiego naby} i
przywi6zt z SODA ducha
polskiego ze IS aloha a.
n u M, gdzie jeden tylko
rok spQdzit, IL 1jest nadzieja,
ze z }atwo6cia nak1oni wszy-
stkich pozosta}ych W Ham
mond student6w, ably opus
Gill dotychczasowe zaklady
W kt6rych s}owa polskiego
ME us1yszy, a podazyli "a MIN
tam, gdzie pod wp}ywem OF.
czystego ciep}a i pod czuj-
nem okiem czcigodnych ro-
dak6w 6miaio sic rozpo6ciera
Ouch K6rdeckich i roz]ega-
ia hymny ma Geese Czesto-
%chowskiej Fanny.
STAN. L WITER.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18
$1,000 W ztocie

zaplacimy komukolwiek, kto wynajdzie skutecz-
Messy srodek niz KIDOLO. Tysiace ludzi zas-
wiadcza, re Kidolo wyleczylo ich 2 chor6b NE
REX, PECHERZA: WATROBY, zOLADKA
KISZEK, z B6lu Glowy. B6lu Krzyza, Reumatyz-
mu itp. Lekarstwo to wytwarza nova krew.
wzmacnia orgo MIN, dale apetyt i robi czlowieka
silnym, zdrowym. Nerwowe i inne b6le glowy u
stapuja natychmiast i pc jego zazyciu.
SPECYALNA OFERTA. Przez czas kr6tki
posylae bedziemy dolarowe pude}ko "a 25c., albo
cztery pudelka "a $1.OO Cztery do szesciu pude-
lex zazwyczaj wystarczaja do wy leczenia nawet
najuporczywszych dolegliwosci. Przcsy}ke. op}a-
camy sami. Przyslij mark, -pieniadzo papierowe
Tub przekaz (money order).
The Kedol0 Co.,"
Box 632, Toledo, O.;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18
900 90 40 90 90 900
Ceny targowe. s
90 90 90 90 09 81
WINONA

Pszenica, maka i pasza cytowane
przez Bay State Milling Co..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18
OGkOSZENIE.

.Oferty ma wykopaniei wy.
murowanie kamie6mi lub
cegla studni odchodowej
(cesspool), 8 stop 6rednicy i
"a st. g}ebokiej p%rzyjmuje do
dnia %. ljpca wiel. ks. J.
Pacholski. Reflektanci 20.
chca do}aczyc do oferty po-
reczenie W sumie dziesie6
dolar6w ($1o.o0). Zastrzega
sic prawo odrzucenia kazdej
i wszystkich ofert.
Oferty wyse}ac pod adre-.
sem:
Rev. J. Pacholski,
625-E. 4th st.,
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18

Bank Polski, 810-8l4 Milwau-
kee Avenue, Chicago, illinois, ma
zawsze W zapas'e i do sprzedania
pierwsze hipoteki, p}atne W z}ocie,
cd $500. 90 do $4,000. 90, kt6re
przynosza procent Cd 5 do 6 cd sta,
Zg}os sig osobiscie Tub listownie
DO bllzsze informacye do Bsnku
Polskiego.
Skarb;ec W Rauku Polskim jest
jeden z najlepszych i na%jsilniej~
szych. " Chicago. skrzynki tylko
SO GO ma rok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18

kOMITET zdrowia rady
miejskiej i prezydent zarza-
du zdrowia, badali W piatek
czwarta warde i zauwazyli,
re stan hygieniczny tam ME
jest W najlepszym porzadku.
Ma samym koncu ozwartej
wardy znajduja sic try RE-
zal ME, ma kt6re inspektorzy
szczegolnielsza zwr6cili uwa-
re-. Zak}ad Inter State Pack
ing &c. ME by} badany z po-
wodu ze jest nowy i modnie
i %odpowiednio urzadzony.,
diva .inne by}y rewidowane,
jeden uznany il jess wszel'
kim przepisom wymaganym
%odpowiednio urzadzony, dru'
gi tymczasem by} krytyko~
wany. Podw6rza togo zak1a-
du by}y nieczyste ilokale o.
kazaly sic n~ieodpowiednie
"do~prowadzenia tego interesu
Inspektorzy rozporzadzili, IL
6ciany lokal6w maja bye
praynajmniej W regularnych
odstepach wybielane, gdyz
to jest koniecznie potrze:
bnem ably zdrowotno6c u
trzymac.
Komitet spostrzeg} take,
IL uchwa}a odnoszaca sic ho-
dowania SWIM, pod wielu
wzgledami bywa przekra-
can a."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18
Wdzieczny sluga.

Pewien misyonarz szed}
raz wiecz6r przez cmentarz
:, wiejski W Tyrolu. W tenn
spostrzeg} ma grobie klecza-
cego m}odziehca zatopionego
W goracej a rzeeWnej modli-
twie. My6lac, ze mu jaki6
smutek dolega, Tub nieszcze-
15cie go spotka}o, zblizy} sic
misyonarz do niego i zapy-
tai:
- Koehany bracie, ola cze'
lgo. pfaczesz? Powiedz mi, co
lei dolega? - moze ci bede
m6g} d%opom6dz, a ucz.ynie to
IL rado6cia.
Ma to slowa powsta1 kle'
czacy, pc a|owaf kap}ana z
~uszanowaniem W reke i rzekl:
Dziekuje Waszej Wiele-
bno6ci "a dobre s}owo, ale
mic mi ME dolega, p}a-
fcze ME ze smutku, lecz z
wdzieczno6ci. tn OTTO, pod
tym kamienieum m6wil MILO
dzian, spoczywa para ludzi
|jakich mafo jest ma 6wiecie;
byli to niegdy6 moi s}uabo-
dawcy.-: i i'm to, Wielebny
|Ojcze, zawdzieczam dusze
swoja, nawr6cenie i pociesza-
jaca nadzieje wiecznego szcze-
! 6cia!
Jako ~lekkomy6lny m}odzik,
oddany swiatu i przyjem-
nosciom jego, zgodziIem sic
do mich ma. s}uzbe i ME mia
lem wcale zamiaru odmieniac
lzycia. Lecz: zaraz pierwszego'
wieczoka zawo}a}a mnie mo-
liza nova gospodyni do siebie,
wziefa mic "a reke i powie-
dzia}a:: l.:
-" Kochany J6zefie, WIEN
Jake zycie prowadzi}e6 dotad
Ii bardzo Gle z tego wzgledu
|zaluje. Ale teraz musisz sic
zmieniG ~ moim domu pa
nuje Pan Bog; grzech ME ma
u. mas mieisca. Wyrzecz sic
vice swego zycia, ustatkuj
sic, a bede, sic z toba obcho-
dzi}a .jak z w]asnem dz'ec-
klein, l NE .bedziesz tego
nigdy zafowa}. Stan sic pobo-
znym i czyh dobrze cd tego
rada czynem a blogos}awie6.
stwo Boskie .bedzle z toba pc
wszystk'e czasy."
/ nawr6ci}em sic i sta}em
sic jnnym cz}owiek'em cd tel
civil. Przyc hodze tn co"
dzie6, by sic modlic "a swo'ch
dobroczy6c6w, inaczej ME
moge sic i'm wywdz'eczyc.
M6wiac to, zalewa} sic re-
wnemi }zami.
Chrze6c;a6scy rodzice sluz-
bodawcy, czyhc'e tax samo,
a ME przekle6stwo, lecz bio
l~gos}awie6stwo dzieci waszych
Ii podw}adnych bed&'e wan
towarzyszylo do grobu!
IF m INN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-18
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cia viii sic i rzuca} przez Kill
ka godzin W W najokropniej-
szych kurczach. W dniu
wyzej wymienionym zrani}
on sic lekko PREY wystrzele-
niu z rewolweru 6lepego ma
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zagojona, a szczeko6cisk mas
tapi} niespodziewanie.
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odbedzie sic W dzisiejszy
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E. Broadway.