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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-11
FOR SALE.

S1S00-Lovely Huntsville Ave. lot.
$350O-N. 18th St, pretty cor. home.
$415O-N. oath ST. place, near u Ave.
$2050-Norwood, 18th Ave. cor. 6Ox140
Sl650-Pretty Norwood lot, East front.
S1O5OO-Large handsome Norwood home.
$50 Pr IT. lot "a St. near Ave.
$65OO-2-story res. I Ave. cor 60x10o.
$10500-Close in N. 10 st. cor. impvd.
$5250-Sixth Ave. lot; close in.
$300O-Lot 50Xl90, I Ave- bet 13 4 IA.
$l5,00O-Flfth Ave cor; fine speculation.
$40. 000-2 good stores, well rented.
$50,OOO-Bus. property, pays over s per cent
$66,0O0-Central bus. house; pays over 3
per cent
$780, Ave. 16 & II SITS 25x14O.
55,O00-3-story brick cor pays $1,000.
S000-Excellent Ave. K home.
$12, 50O-Big bargain S. 10 ST. res.
$l25 Pr TT. choice Highland Ave. lot.
$7S00-Good home, IA Ave. S. Y blk 20.
r. MCCONNELL G. CO.,
Phones $40. 2l07 Third Ave.
OpDosite court house
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laid aside the gourd, ambled to the stile
block, mounted his charger and rode
away. 1t is said that his horse never
hesitated until he bore his master across
the state line.
Then the governor of South Carolina
looked back and SHOOK his gauntlet in
the direction whence he had come.
When the governor of North Carolina
came out of his comatose condition and
realized his humiliation he broke the
demiiohn and smashed the gourd.
you have heard of the young English
prince who was lost at sea and how the
king when he heard of it never smiled
again? My host in South Carolina as
sured me that the poem originally re-
ferred to the governor of North Caro-
lima, the poem as first written begin
ming:
The jug that held the rye run dry,
The gourd was scorehed within.
The Tarheel Gov'nor woke too late
He never smiled agin."
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FOR SALE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

mi Wv HI IIOGbH
18th avenue, near 18th avenue, lo-room
residence; 70-foot lot; east front, fur-
mace heat; in first class condition; 5000
Flats ON the Northside; If you are look
Ing for an investment bringing in Il
handsome income. and a good future
inquire about this.
S-room, 2-story house, lot 100xl90; new;
one block from car line; West End;
$4750.
s-room, 2-story house, lot so feet on
North 2lth St; very desirable; price,
$500.
4th ave-, between 18th and 18th SITS; 5OX
10: four 4-room tenants; good rental;
$500.
South goth st. between f and CT 5Ox1Oo;
will sell if taken at once for $3.50
12-room 2-story house, excellent condition;
lot 100x165 at East Lake; price s2l00; y
cash; a bargain.
Groom cottage at West End; lot 5Ox19o;
two blocks from car line; easy terms;
$500.
S-room house; Ave. f between 14th and
18th SITS; 90x190: cash price. $500; make
an offer.
South 25th ST., between 18th and Sth ave;
very desirable Groom house on Is foot
lot; in good condition; $1,000.
Arlington ave. near 23rd st. very desir
able Groom house; all modern improve
ments; 70 foot lot; easy terms; $l2,50o
9th ave, between 22nd and 23rd SITS. 80
feet; $1,000.
18th ave, south. between 18th and 18th
sts; elegant 1O-room house with all
modern conveniences; $4,000.
Bird ave, between 21st and 22nd SITS; two
stories; brings in handsome income;
$4,000.
VACANT PROPERTY.
so feet near Highland avenue. east side
of Rhodes Circle; $57 per foot.
50x1i0; 9Th ave-, near 26th St; $4,000.
Lot 50Xl90; 2nd ave, West End; $3.50,
lOox1S0 South 18th ST., between 18th and
1Sth $12,500.
7Ox1OO 2Srd St, between 4th and 5th;
$4,000.
55xl73 Montgomery St; near Glen Iris;
$l925: wants offer
200 feet; st. Charles and 18th ave-, south.
$50 feet on St. Charles; just south of
18th ave.
112Xl40 East Thomas: four lots; s14OO
Twenty-Five lots a Powderly; $3.50 per lot.
FOR RENT
Store with three stories above: on First
ave, between goth and 21st SITS.
Store 2l05 End ave.
Office list ave. and Goth St. End floor; SIS
mo.
Citizens Savings Bank
Phones 81 2O0S LIST Ave.
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FOR SALE.

$S500-Corner Ave. c and 18th ST.; 1O0x140,
has good improvements; renting for $92.
$l500-Niee lot, 50x1371s. in Richmond
Place.
sSl50-s Splendid Groom cottage, 18th street
near Avenue l.
$3i50-Nice groom cottage, No. 1928 N.
Goth street.
$2oOO-Norwood lot 6ox19o, 2Sth street, near
18th avenue.
$S500-6-room modern cottage Avenue j.,
near oath street.
Se0O0-25xlS21a First avenue. near 22d ST
$275O-Beautiful lot facing Rhodes Circle.
$9C00-Modern, rooms. stable, broom SER
wants house, 2 bath rooms, large lot,
6Il9x2OO feet; No 926 South 18th street.
T. L. ANGLIN & co.
Phones 1923. PIT First Ave
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J. II. johnson Agency,
LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice.
To the Stockholders of the Kilby Frog
and Switch Company:
The board of directors of said company
on the 18th day of January, 1907, passed
a resolution declaring that it is desirable
to increase the capital stock of said COM
pany from $4,000 to 100000, and called a
meeting of the stockholders of the said
company to be held at the Office of the
company in North Birmingham, Ala, on
Thursday the 2Sth day of February, 1907
at II o'clock noon, to take action on
said matter, and you are therefore noti-
fed that said meeting will be held at
said time and place above named for
said purpose.
Dated this Goth day of January, 1907.
WHITFIELD CLARK.
1-27-a0t Secretary and Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Confertionery, soft drink
and cigar store, next to Bijou theatre;
will sell at a sacrifice price; long lease
and cheap rent. Apply 17o6 Sd ave.
FOR SALE-Small saw mill outfit COM
plete with lumber contract for million
and one-half feet long leaf yellow pine
lumber; thirty miles from Birmingham.
Machinery Trading Co, p. o. Box ISL,
Birmingham, Ala. 2-11-3t
TYPEWRITERS-Ov with sec
ond-hand machines taken in exchange
for the new Columbia visible, and will
unload at these prices: Underwood, $50;
l.. c. Smith, $50; Smith-Premier. $50;
Columbia, $50. These machines practi
cally as good new. Others from SO
up. Bar Locks, Fox, Remington, Oliver,
etc, etc. Write for further particulars.
We want an agent in every city and
town in Alabama for the Columbia, the
best machine made. Columbia Type
writer Co, Atlanta, Ga 2-S-tf
FOR SALE-The best home for the price
in the city of Birmingham. The north
east corner of 10th street and 18th ave
nue.. South Highlands; nearly new, .
story, 10-room residence; No. 1000 18th
avenue. The lot is 76X120. The house is
storm sheeted. double floors. The inside
plan and finish is perfect. six bedrooms,
fireplaces; also the best make of fur
mace: bath room on each floor: lectricity
and gas 1t is a charming home and fine
location. Price. only $1,000; terms, $1,000
cash. balance l, and years, per
cent interest Let me show you this
beautiful home. Wesley NJ. Smith, of $.
Bethea & Co.. 2027 Third avenue. 2-10-St
FOR SALE-75 horsepower locomotive
fire box boiler, good condition, cheap.
one horse power gasoline engine. Two
portable engines and boilers wheels.
one 40X12 tubular boiler. One 10Xl2 Atlas
engine One 9X1S Jenney engine. These
machines are secondhand, in good con-
dition and bargains. Machinery Trad
ing Co., p. o. Box 1885, Birmingham,
Ala. 2-10-lt
FOR SALE-A plant manufacturing
staple material used in every ! Hiding,
business now well esta blisl. in the
city; will stand the closest investigation;
a money maker Address Box 267. City.
u-20-tf
FOR SALE-Second hand engines and
boilers; gasoline engines heaters; steam
pumps lathes; planners, and miscel-
laneous machinery We also buy seq
ond rand machinery in good condition.
Write us. Machinery Trading Co, p
o. Box 1856 Birmingham, Ala. lett
FOR SALE-The furnishings of the best
located boarding house in this city: 16
rooms; average number of boarders, 40
net income over all expenses 500 per
month: long lease; the furnishings Will
cost $625; terms S225 cash. balance So
per week Failing health cause of selling
out Come see me. Wesley NJ. Smith. of
s Bethea & Co. 2027 Sd avenue. 2-1o-St
MONEY 10 LEND.
LOANS made on real estate; mortgage
notes bought Apply Alabama Trust
and Savings Co, 2026 Sd ave. 2-1-2mo
IONE1 LUAl ED SALAKlED PEOPLE
and others without security: cheapest
rates, easiest payments; offices IN sixty
principal cities; save yourself money by
getting our terms first. d. III. Tolman.
room IA Watts bldg. zoos Third ave.
Silly
MONEY to lend can make quick loans
on residence or business property w.
ID ona,. q ~, 9-10-7f
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DR.. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES.

E1dIAHI Tee
you a perma-
aent cure OF
private troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee Is re-
liable refer
you with per-
mission, to the
First National
bank. Alabama
National bank.
Steiner Broth
ers. bankers,
Jefferson Coun-
ty s a In g :
bank and the
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WANTED-White man waiter. from II p.
m. to 3 a. M; state particulars Orlen-
tai restaurant. 2OO3 1-2 Second ave.
o-1O-9t
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WANTED-Shoe salesman with estab-
lished acquaintance and trade in Ala
bama and Mississippi for general line Of
western custom-made shoes; commune
cate with Watson Plummer Shoe Co.,
Chicago, Manufacturers Red School
House Shoes" 2-9-4t
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WANTED-A position as shipping clerk
by young man with several years ex-
perience: best references. Address N.
o. r, care Age-Herald. 2-10-2t
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WANTED-Twenty- five men, who think
they are statesmen. FOR a good, quick
selling article; no books, pictures or
insurance; quick sales and big money;
come and see. IL. W. Rubloff, the Biz
mingham hotel
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YOUNG man from Tennessee wants po-
sition in wholesale house of some kind;
not afraid of work. best of references
Address Anxious care Age-EIerald
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L.
WANTED-TWenty-tiY young ladies that
have TO work. for nice, clean work, and
good pay; must dress neat. Apply to-
day H. W. Rublof, the Birmingham
hotel.
WANTED-A respectable white woman 20
keep house and cook for gentleman
and small boy; must have the best Of
references. Address Box so, city. asst
WANTED White girl for general work
around the house; good wages paid. APP
ply 2026 Avenue ]. or phone 1880 Bell
phone 12-30-tf
PARTY with means can secure excellent
position with recognized New York the
atrical manager, either professionally or
in a business capacity. Address Mana
ger. care Age-Herald. 2-9-4t
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WANTED-Position as manager of COM
missary; several years experience best
references. Address H., care Age-Eer-
aid. 2-lO-2t
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WANTED-An experienced bookkeeper.
Address with reference and where last
employed T.. care Age-Herald.
.
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MEN-Our 1907 catalogue explaining how
we teach barber trade in few weeks,
mailed free. Write nearest branch,
Moler Barber college, Atlanta, Ga, or
New Orleans, La 2-3-30t
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Al TYPEWRITER wants position in law
Offices salary no object as want to study
law. Address A. B., care Age-Herald.
.
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Naturalization by first-class pipe
filter and steam engineer; can give best
of reference. l.. T., care Age-Herald.
2-1O-2t
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FOR SALE:

$4,000 lots, 50x150 South Bessemer
car line, good 5 room cottage large
store house. Present owner does a
$500 business a month.
S1S00-Nice room cottage. high lot,
convenient to school and church.
$500 cash, balance like rent.
$I2O0-S lots, 25x100, North Birming-
ham bargain.
Beautiful lot center South Highlands
near Highland Ave. for quick sale,
$4,000 front foot, easily worth $500.
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" AN IkD-For u. 5. army. Aple-oodied
unmarried men, between ages OF q and
IS; citizens of United States of GOOD
character and temperate habits. who can
speak, read and write English. Apply
to recruiting officer. III N. goth St.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, I-1-ly
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WANTED-An experienced coal mining
engineer or foreman. Address r. f.
Smith, care Bessemer National Bank,
Bessemer, Ala, giving experience re-
ferenees and what salary will be salts
factory. To the right man a contingent
interest in profit will be given in addi-
tion to salary. 2-S-14t
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WANTED-A young man who Is a good
st3nographer and typewriter; has had |
some experience in a lumber office; |
must be a hustler and well recon- |
mended KS Lumber Co, Marbury, |
Ala 2-7-7t |
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NATURALIZATION at once by expert
enced collector; age II; willing to work.
Address c. *. NJ, care Age-Herald.
2-10-ot
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slIQ,flons WANTED.

WANTED-Position by young married
man IS years of age as bookkeeper or
in the furniture business; ten years ex-
perienee in each; good references. Ad-
dress w. W. Powell, North Birming-
ham. Ala 2-6-5t
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ANTED-Stenograph and office man,
who can operate a Smith-Premier type
writer and can write fairly good bust
ness hand answer in own handwriting,
stating salary desired. Address Smith
Premier care Age-Herald. 2-l0-4t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Fonr pen to handle crews on
the road in Alabama. Reference re-
CURED Call today. Il. II. Eggleston,
st. Nicholas Hotel, Room No. %.
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WANTED-At once, two city experienced
furniture salesman; good salary to men
who can get the business. c. w. Green
& Co, 2123 Second ave. 2-10-2t
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statesmen WANTED.

FOUR men to handle crews on the road
In Alabama. Reference required. Call
today. e. II. Eggleston, St. Nicholas
Hotel. Room %
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cOnnectlon, As InIs VIII require Only
about one-fourth of time. VIII pay sal
airy or allow commission. Address Box
4 Must furnish best references. Waiver
". Ala 2-10-3t
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WAN


without EXPENSE to owners; my propo
sition is very interesting to property
owners who would realize high price for
their holdings; ready to close trade now.
C. S. Woods, Box 121, Columbus Ga.
2-7-4t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent "A word n days no
nd. taken for less than 2S cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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MONEY 10 LEND.

TO lend: can make quick loans
on residence or business property. w.
b. Leedy & Co. 2-l0-It
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
Pc smierc1 Arcybiskupa
" Poznaniu.

w sprawie wYboru nastspG
arcybiskupie: stablews
kim donoszaado fpism polls
Rzymu:M oge Wam "a
recxYf 10 PiussXanie zgodzi
sic na wyniesienie Niemca
ma katedre pozna6sko gniez
.nie1ska. po &. p. arcyblsku-
pie +. S%tablewskim. Przede-'
wszystkiem Plus x Jest sy-
nom ludu, odczuWaon b6le
potrzeby ludu, rozumle je 4
dlatego przez Wzglad "a pol
ski Iud, bedzie chcial Polakas,,
IA arcybiskupa. Orderly, wiel
.ko6ci 6wiatowe, dyplonatycz-
ne naciski, ME imponuja Mu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

.O lie WIEN, kardynai KR.oi.'pp,
.wyszedlz Watykanu nad5zzgW,y-
Iczejnie niezadowolon.y, opus.
ell Rzym j ME czekajac ma ma
konsystorz ta]ny, kt6ry sic
odbv1 (publlczny zostaf odio5
zonym) i udai sic jak sly
SIZE, " prost do Belr .ll3If'
Wszelako, "a ten ostatnaiI ~
czeg6l reczyc nie. mo'ggs. Jest
to jednak neutrality-suspicious.,
10 bedzie chcial osobi6eie
koLferoWae cesarzem VII:
helmem II. Kardynal Kopp
lest tutaj nielubianym, lako
ME dose szczery dygnitarrzz
kosciola - gl6wnym ryse1n
jego charakteru Jest przebie-
CLOSE, kt6ra mu sympathy ME
|jedna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
ST Wis pacem . :. =.
sg..sff4,s @4tas S& atH.4st&5 "&ifas6aH IN &53s&i&a&s
- z Dziiennikaa ChicagoskiegoJ
o. pew'1nych micha}kach
mlko}ajkach).

Znane jest przys}owiee| ,. "a !:
ci6skie Isl Wis pacem, para
bellum". Znaczy ono mnle]
wiecei, re chcac mice zapew-
niony pok6j, trzeba bye
przygotowanym ma wojne'
Opera sic ma paradoksalne@'m1
mniemaniu, jakoby pa6stwa
nalezycie ma wypadek wojny
przygotowanego, tax obawial'
sic sasiedzi, ze z ich strony
-pok6j zapewniony. Zasa-
deste ~wprowadzily y gie g 9
prawie wszystkie pas6fs d
euro]pejskie i jej to przypisafe
oalezY 70 e j k,,a "a . - beg y
ustanku4utrzym1outie olbrsyy ~ :
atosaulnkkioWoo & "a e, q Isl 1910
lie sic zbroisin / za'a1
n1lioony rok roczni i. -, Yydaje
ds,cele wojenngn',es.:1N' ~ i e 4 y IS
bod uciskiem niiee,szno6nnJy ys
podatk6Kssna seeleantrzYmas
mia
[ju, q ma wykogn1y ny praw.
dzie1 pokocllul1 !, Wsza-
|dziesbrak f1undoagzl6al:I -.
Jak wszyatkZite pI a1EltEl1,Il
radokay, tax e :Si sam : i IlgsllI'Ssy!
lbornie da sic o a!r'lfs', 81, 4
|rownym skutk.iem y pfakty-
CO zastosowat. Mona = row
n1mi pozorami poWiedzlec;
Isl Wis bellum, para palc'e Gem i
til: jezeli cheese ''c w WV 1'
wojne, udaWa pokolo,Wso, ~ y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
Uozmy dzieci czytac, pisac
! movie po po'lsku!
Clos z AmeryJki do Ga
licyi.

Przejazdem 2 Stanow lied"
noczonych do poludniowej
.Europy zawadzifem o Cali,
eye odwjedzi}em. kilku wy
bitniejszych MEOW polskich
jake to; literat>w urzednik6w
dziennikarzy, prowadzi}em
z mimi dtuzsze dyskusye .
qg6luych sorawach polskich
znarleszcie ostosu'nn1kE'ach
rpoisko-a erykadskilch co
Isle 5ok;azato2s OkazaIa.sia TO,
lie Galicya .z kt6 q najWa Il
powlnna intereaowac sic pol
sk;emi ~sprawami. " !. stan ana
Zjednoczonych, albowlem
polacy z Amerykl oRoto
6o;ooo,Qoleo) k {, : o.! foezniies do
Moi przesylaaia, nal Wis ! 8 .i iest
dl. YychodztF'a palsbiego =
Stanach Zjednoczonych obo-
jetna i naimniej Jest obzna].
miona 20 sto q, amqery'
ka1skie,m1i. Smutna to jest
rzecz, ale niestety prawdzl'
wal T.
Trzymilionowa ludnost
.polska "a .oceansm, zalan'
morzem amerYkanizmul z
wszech stron, valley dzlelnn
! wrogamiii ideai6w narodowe
arel;gijnYeall4,aes',r orr sic =
.stosnnkEo'x,sse 'ard e krotkln
cr.aew prardziwa czwart'
80 SHa%& VESg;I G[.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

sem, zanim mu ia opuchlin'a
= nogi zejdzie, zyczymy m 'u,1,
ably sic to stale jak najpre-
dzej. y.
Pan Jan Passon wsp6t
wla6ciciel tutejszej PLY do
rzniecia drzewa, chorujes JUL
cd diuzszego czasu, a byf ]
" winonskim szpitalu przez
pewien czas, i tn polepszenja
ME mida6, ma kt6re 2 ME
cierpliwo6cia wyczekuje brat
jego,b DO obaj bracia SO " kom'-.
.panii, a farmerzy zwoza cla'
gle drzleswo ichcieliby je, mief
jak najpredzej porzniete. do
budowy, lecz trudno jak Pan
Bog postanowi tax bedzie,
moze mi sic polepszy.
Pan Jan az! G. Marsza}ek: be-
die na If bodowa' duly
dom, materya} do tego j'ufz
zwozi i namawia farmer6w do
pomocy DO zwozenia, DO wiz
dzi, zeaaa saniach wiele vie
Gel MONA zrobic niz wozami'
Pan J. G. Marszalek, kt6ry
Jest ,kasyerem miejskim, ko-
lektujesobecnie. podatek.
Pan sAntoni Rombalski
sprzedalt reszte gr'untu bratu
swemu Felixowi a pc za}at--
wiepiu interesu, kt6ry go
czeka " mrrarcu, b. :. chce G.
pu6cic to oksollice j udac sic
z swa.. sedziwa matka do .Ksla IA
nady widac, re mu tn Jest
"a dobrZe.s U q
w miescie Independence
~i'nteres polski co raz wiece]
sic rozwija, innonarodowcy
ustepuja miejsaca Polakom-
oto jjurz trzeci 2 rzedu wykur';;
pill interfee!s, Po!acy Cd in M
naro,d]ocw ,,uc s $ ':tzy 1tokciowy
j groceryjny cd P. G. Henso-
ma, nabyis do sp6lki panowie::
,Mlchal i. aSkroch lii Urban.
|Skroch. Zyczymy I'M powo-
dzenia; oby takich jak nal
wiecej by}o.
Abonent Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

ludnosc polska "a Ocear1efn,
Cd kilku lattz mai
potezzniiejszymi przeciWn'ka'
nj " sprawie polskicht bis
kupsw, Cd kt6rej zaleza losy
religijno-narodowe, wlyciaAga
dloni5 btagajac Q ponce az
wysoko postawiopyc;ha os6b
polskich " zaborze austryacrr
kim, y cry one ten CLOS
bratni us1yszaly j pospieszyly
Z. pomlooaf@ Tegostez nieu
czy%ni}ylPolsko atneryka6ska
prasa, reprezentowana " liczi
bic go dziennik6w itygodni-
k6w codziennie " swoich
artyku}ach u%trzymuje 6cisly
bratni weze} ze starokrajowa
prasa. ss....<. ! j., !.
A jak sic zaa &c, stare
.k;rajowa polska prasa wzgle1
dem polsko amerykahskiej?
Otto W %przewaznej cze5ci "a
peinia szpalty dziennikar r. ! !.
kiie' miejscowemi, mic 1tliez !
czacemi drobnostkami, losy
za6 trzechmilionowej ludnoB-
lei "a Oceanem pomija grabo-
wem milczeniem.: Re smut
klein i zdziwieniem osobi6cie
akonstatowa}em ze gazeta
" Krakowie uCzas"
Organ arcybiskupi arcykato':
|licki kt6rej najwiecej powin
ny lezec ma sercu losy religij-
no-narodowe trzech miliono-
wei ludnosci "a Oceanem,
ME posiada ami jednneego "
swojej redakcyi 2 liczby 60
tygodnik6w i dziennik6w z
,prasy.
IA gdyby zapytac wydawcoww
Ii redaktor6w O stosunkach
|polsko. to
mogliby o mich lyle powie-
dziec, co piszacy to s]owa Q
przybocznej wi6cie kr6lowej
Madagaskaru. Take t. 50
stosunki i bratni .weze} po-
miedzy Galicya j. czwarta
dzielnica "a Oceanem!. Ale tn
moge p]rzypomniec nastepu-
lace s}owa: ,,Jaka miara mie-
rzycie, taxa i wan y odmie.
rza". -.
Ksiadz W. P.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
MASH AGENCI..

Upowaznieni 50 do k~olektowania
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi agenci ~mieiscowi:
ASHTON, M r, Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk gE
BALTIMORE, M. D., F. .SZiarnowskt az
COLUMBUS, Nehr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO, ILL.,, l con Koss & E
DUNCANsNe $Michal Stecz @*8
FAR VEL, Nehr. Franciszek Strzeleck
FRIED, n. OAK D F.. SzarkowskiL sy.sss
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
Me,en. Wis. Teofi Derdowski .x.se- a.
MARLIN. Tex. 5. P Cprski #@ G%s q 81
NANTICOKE z. Pa Fl. Jablonsk s@v=&@ 8@
NEW WAvERLY. Tex. F., F. Proch
OAK HILL. Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA.&Efe br. Mareip s Cora ,s sy5s
ST ANNA, Mimi, Adam wafdowski>
rARNOw, Nebr. Jan Matyja4 ~ ~