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Evening journal., 1907-11-08
''DRYS" TO KEEP
UP THE CONTEST
Committee Appointed to Plan
For a Fight Two Years
fence
WILL HAVE MEETING
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT

Although the liQuor interests in Will
mington and In rural New Castle
county won decisive victory at the
election, the anti-forces are by no
means discouraged and say that the
battle has just begun, and that the
next fight WIN be for the control OF
the legislature through which the
prohibtonists hope to obtain leeisla--
tion which viii affect the saloon trada
in the State.
The ant-license headquarters were
practically closed last night but yes
terday afternoon a meeting OF the
ant-license committee was held and n
committee appointed to map out plans
and outline a campaign for the fght
two years hence. The Rev. J. M.
Arters was named as chairman. and
viii enter vigorously into the move-
ment. After a lengthy session ad-
1ournment was taken until Tomorrow
evening when IL is expected that plans
win be perfected and something def
mite known as to the proposed futurs
line of action
To Call General Meeting.
on Thursday evening Of next week a
general meeting viii be held in tha
drawing room of the New-Century
Club. to which the public Is invited.
AZ this time an outline of theepro@
posed work viii be given. The Rev.
Royal Raymond, who has had chargo
of the campaign for the anti-licensa
people, is closing up the affairs Of tha
committee and tomorrow afternoon
win leave for Cambridge. Nd. whero
he win preach on Sunday morning and
evening in the Baptist and Methodist
Churches From there Mr.. Raymond
viii go 20 his home IN Newburyport,
Mass, where he viii attend the golden
anniversary Of the wedding OF his
father and mother. which VIII take
place within few DAYS.
Mr.. Raymond's father for many
years was pastor of the old South
Presbyterian Church IA Newberryport.
Since he has been In Wilmington. Mr..
Raymond has made many friends both
among those opposed 90 the saloon
and those who are in favor OF It.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
DEATH OF MRS. 7. II. GILPIN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLEOWN, Del. Nov. S.-Nlrs. CLARA
r. Gllpin. wife of Dr. r. II. Gnpn, died
at her home on Main street yesterday
Mrs. Gilpin had been IN for the past year.
She was a daughter of the late Governor
John p. Cochran, and leaves one son. The
funeral services will be held at her late
residence tomorrow afternoon with in
terment in Forest Cemetery.
Mrs. Gilpin was well known throughout
New Castle county She was twice mar
red, her first husband being a Mr.. sites.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
Weddinq Announcement Denied.

Miss Louretta Day. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs John b. Day, of No. LOG West
Twenty street. and John Biddle
were not married on October IS. as was
announced in last Mondays EVENING
JOURNAL The wedding. which was
announced as having taken place in
the home of Miss Days parents. is de-
MED by both Miss Day and Mr. Biddle.
The notice was furnished to THE
EVENING JOURNAL by a young man
who gave the name of Mr.. Biddle. and
also signed that name on card, and
wrote out the announcement in the
office
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
JOHNSON LEAVES
HOSPITAL CURED

August Johnson, who was overcome by
gas IN his room at the Grand Union
Hotel several days ago. was discharged
from the Delaware Hospital to-day as
fully recovered. He Immediately proceed
ed 10 the police station. where the police
had his possessions. which were taken
from him by them when he was found un-
conscious in the hotel.
The man had si7335 and a watch IN his
possession and after he received these he
thanked Cilsf of Police Black and loft
the city for his home in Polk. Pa. He said
he did not remember just how he left the
gas burning. lie is employed IN cutting
props for use IN the coal mines in the
Pennsylvania coal fields.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
MISS MOXHAM
SURVIVES OPERATION

Miss Eva NJ. Moxham, daughter Of
A. j Moxham, who is prominently
connected with the DUPONT Powder
Company. underwent an operation at
the Delaware Hospital, yesterday for
appendicitis and other complications.
which was a decided success. The ply
sicians who performed the operation
were DR.. James A. Draper, Jr, and
Professor Clark, Of the University Of
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia.
Miss Moxham's condition is reported
better to-day, and she survived the
operation well. Her ultimate recovery
is confidently expected.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
SATTERFIELD FOR
GENERAL

DOVER. Del. Nov. s-Kent county's
remarkable dry" majority of moro
than 1900 has brought with It a boom
for Captain James M. Satterfield. OF
Dover, for encouragement Of tbs
State on the part Of many temperance
advocates in both parties.
Mr.. Satterheld is a member OF tha
dominant political arty-Republican-
and is deputy attorney-generali for
Kent county He was chairman OF
the Kent County Ant-License Com
mittee.
Because of his activity the temper
ance advocates are now talking of try
ing to nominate and elect him at
torney- general, the chief prosecuting
officer Of the State. next. year.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
Frenoh MaiI WronaIy sent.

Two small packages are at the post
Office, both of which wer mailed to
parties in France, but as they were not
mailed as first class matter they were
not sent out of the local office The
packages are addressed as follows:
Monsieur Maignier. captaine de gem
darmie, Doubs, France and Monsieur
Charles Cucet. 1S2 i'm de la Convention,
Paris. The persons who mailed the
can have them by calling at
the postofiice.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
ROBBERS IN MOTOR CAR
BLOW UP BANK AND ESCAPE

Uri lloyd's novel "stringtown on the
Pike"
Citizens~heard blast and went to the
bank in a body. one modern Dick Turpin.
wearing an opera hat shouted: Don't
come too near. you may be shockc -
Then an explosion was heard and a SIDE
wall Of the bank swayed and collapsed.
An examination Of the bank showed that
no money was taken fren ths safe.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
REBUILDING UNITED
LEATHER co. PLANT

Repairs to the United Leather Com
pany's plant, at Fourth and Madison
streets. which was almost wholly de-
stroyed by fire some weeks ago, are
rapidly, and il is expected
that within the next four weeks The
plant will be IN operation I'm full force.
The insurance on the building and
stock has been adjusted satisfactorily
both to the insurance companies inter-
ested and 10 the proprietors Of the
plant, and the work of rebuilding the
burnt portions Of the building Is pro-
crossing rapidly.
skins that were saved from destruc-
tion by the fire are being worked up
and prepared for the market and by
the FIRST, Of the year business will he
carried on ss usual at the factory.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
To Attend Y. M. c. A. Dinner.

F. b. Tibbetts, general secretary Of
the local Y M. c. A. and five members
of the association, will attend the
fourth annual dinner of the Y. M. c. A.
interstate executive committee at Bal
timore tonight. Richard c. Morse, Of
New cork, will be the guest of honor.
Mr.. Morse has recently returned from
tour of the world. during which he
took occasion to make a careful study
Of the work OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
TO PROTECT THE
SMALL MERCHANT

On Thursday evening next at the
meeting Of the Mercantile Association,
n report from the Central Collecting
Bureau. recently established, will be
heard. It is probable also that some
steps will be taken toward the forma-
tion Of a national association. the oo-
iect Of which will be the financial pro-
lection Of the small merchant through
out the entire country.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
THANKSGIVING DISHES HIGH
IN PRICE THIS YEAR

Thanksgiving edibles will be scarce
and high in price this year Reports
from everywhere confirm the news that
turkeys. in particular, will be hard to
get and in consequence chickens, ducks
and geese are likely to grace the holi-
day dinner tables in place of the mob
lest birds of them all
Despite the discouraging reports of
the cranberry crop, there will be plenty
to go round. and pumpkins, as we'll as
apples. grapes and other fruit, are
abundant and of high quality.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
Or. ely to Speak Here on Sunday.

The second of the series of Sunday
afternoon Y. M. c. A. meetings in the
Garrick Theatre on Sunday will be
addressed by the Rev. James b. Ely.
of New York city. DR., Ely has charge
of the summer ten religious work in
New York and is an eloquent speaker.
The Philharmonic Orchestra, and Will
liam Martin. the boy violinist. will fur
nish the music.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
LOOKED TEN
YEARS FOR WORK

Seven knights Of the road" were
arraigned before Magistrate Broman
to-day on the charge Of trespassing on
the Pennsylvania railroad. and five Of
them were each fined 50 and costs, In
default Of which they were committed
to the workhouse for five days. Two
were discharged.
One Of the Weary Willes." who
gave his name as Liebermann, said he
came from Germany and had been in
this country looking for work for ten
years, and up to the present time has
been unable to find a suitable occupa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
SUSSEX COUNTY.
PhiIadeIphia Orchestra Seats.

The Delaware committee for the
Philadelphia Orchestra request. old
subscribers who held season tickets
last year. to call promptly for their
tickets at the box Office today or to-
morrow The great demand for seats
makes this imperative I'm order that
the committee may be able to make the
best possible arrangements for new
subscribers on November u and IS. All
questions concerning seats will be
promptly answered by Mrs. Ellwood c.
Jackson or Miss NJ. S. Churchman,
business representative, 1901 Clayton
street, by phone or postal card.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
DAVID JAYNE HILL TO
BE MINISTER TO HOLLAND.

BY TIE JOURNALS SnccIal Wire.
WASHINGTON, Nov S.--Announce-
ment was made at the State Depart
ment today that David Jayne Hill, for
mer Assistant Secretary of State, now
minister to the Netherlands would be
promoted 10 be Ambassador to Ger
many TO succeed Charlemange Tower,
resigned.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08

The official count Of the vote polled
in Wilmington at the special election
on Tuesday shows a license victory by
a majority Of 4.11O The New Castle
county returns snow, a victory for
license by a majority of 571
The canvass in Kent and Sussex
counties also was finished yesterday,
no contest being made in any county.
The count of .he ballots was finished
one hour after Chief Justice Lore and
Judge Spruance began the work yes
terday afternoon.
The official returns by wards ana
districts follow:
VOTE BY WARDS.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
Died Suddenly in Denver.

Word was received In this city to-
day Of the sudden death in St Josephs
Hospital, Denver, OF James Hildreth
formerly of this city. Mr. Hildreth
was well-lnown here He was about
so years old and a travelling salesman
for the Winchester Repeating Arms
Company
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
Gave Evening Party.

An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home Of s. Harrington Jones, No.
905 Lombard street last evening The
evening was spent in playing games Of
various kinds and many piano and
vocal solos were given A. a late hour
the guests were invited 70 the dining
room where they partook Of luncheon.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
! IN JoURNAIis sneclal Wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
FLORENCE. KY. Nov 2S.-Five hand
somely dressed cracksmen dashed into
Florence to-day in red automobile. dy-
namited the safe in' the Florence Deposit
a8ank partially wrecked the building and
after firms volley at citizens, who rush.
ed to the bank gave them the laugh and
med down the pike made famous in John
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
FATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. .8.-To fresh,
though moderate depressions over the
Ohio Valley and lower lake region have
practically joined forces with the dis
appearing storm to the northeastward.
Forecast till 8 p. m, Saturday;
For Delaware-Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday; light to fresh southwest
to west winds.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
Promotion Eor DELAWARE BOZ.

Eugene Reybold of Delaware City.
junior engineer craftsman in the United
states engineers Office in this city had
been promoted TO be chief Inspector Of
government work at Cold Spring Inlet,
n. J. He viii go there on Monday.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
oranoemen 10 Attend church.

star Of Bethlehem Lodge. Orange
men. will attend service in Scott NJ.
T.. Church on Sunday morning, when
the Rev r. K. Stephenson will preach
special sermon
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
LAUNDRY
WAGON OF GOODS

Thieves emptied a wagon belonging
to the Manhattan Laundry on Wednes-
day night Of the colthes it contained.
The wagon was stabbed in Guyer's
avenue. a little thoroughfare running
off Ninth street between Poplar and
Lombard streets, and the robbers broke
into the stable and carried off the
washing The matter was reported to
the police and an investigation is being
made.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
VOTE BY HUNDREDS.
Representative

Representative
Districts. For. Against
Sixth. Brandywine ....... S25 3S4
Seventh. Chrlstiana ...... COS 1924
Eighth. MIL Creek ...... 42S s31
Ninth. White Clay ...... 467 2S6
Tenth, New Castle ........ 661 S91
Eleventh. Pencader ..-... PAP 13l
Twelfth. Red Lion ....... 300 $50
Thirteenth. St. Georges. 440 521
1fth. Appoquinimink .... 1856 3i3
18th. Blackbird ............ 81 175
Total. .... ..........3707 1856
Majority for, 571.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08

My a Mint can
make money with |
out advertising
Gladstone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-06
MAKE FAST TIME ON SKIES.
Remarkable Performance at Annual
Norwegian Contest

AZ n test Of skin. strength and en-.
durance. II would be dificult TO beat
the long distance. ski races In Nor.
way and Sweden. or these contests
the most severe is undoubtedly the
i2.milc race over the mountains
which opens the great annual Snow
Derby" at Holmenkollen. about four
miles from Christianla. In this race.
which begins with n steep ascent OF
400 10 800 feet. the ski.lobner has TO
jump olefts and rayines. TO hop over
fallen tree trunks. and overcome every
kind OF obstacle that man can de.
wise. 10 run down steep declvitles.
and 90 make his devious way through
mountain forests until he reaches the
goal. triumphant. but utterly exhaust.
cd. Considering the arduous nature
Of these contests. some OF the per.
formanccs are remarkable Thus. the
winner Of a recent international speed
competition held az Stockholm GOV.
cred the course Of 90 miles At an aver.
age speed Of eight and onc.half miles
an hour
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-06
MANCHESTER CENTER

Miss Fannie Clemens who has been
visiting In Rutland has returned.
Frank Bentley OF Middlebury was In
town 70 attend the funeral Of DR. Page.
Mrs Percy williams and children Of
Rutland are the guests Of Mrs Robei
Ames.
Sugar makers are shipping their sy-
rup To out of town customers at 81 70
per gallon.
The Easter ball held In the Union
opera house Monday evening was a
2 eat success.
John Page Jr., OF Colorado IL In
toSn, called here by the death OF his
father, DR. ]. h. Page.
The lservlce club OF the Baptist
church met With Miss McCready ut n o
parsonage Friday afternoon.
Frank Woodland who was called TO
West Pawlet by the illness and death
OF his brother.in.law, has returned.
The funeral OF the late DIR +. Page
was held at his home Thursday at 3 p.
m. and was largely attended, many be
ing present from Dorset, Arlington
and Middlebury. The services at the
house we're conducted by Rev II. T.
McUready. pastor of the Baptist
church. Batienklll Valley Grange ~
which DIR Page was worthy master, at
tended In body aud conducted the
service at the grave. There was a pro
fusion Of flowers which showed the rs.
TEEN In which DR. Page was held la the
community. The bearers we're six
brothers OF the grange, Myron Taylor.
John Dlmopd, Charles Randall, John
Sluires, Fayette Brewster and Charles
Ames The burial was In the Center
cemetery. The sincere sympathy OF
the community goes out to the family
/ a their bereavement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-06
To messure Natural Gas.

when natural gas was iirst brought
into use In America there seemed 20
be a general idea that the supply was
incxhaustiblc. Il was sold at low
rates and usually without measure.
ment This method encouraged waste
In the consumption Of gas. and was
shortly abandoned by the larger com.
panles To-day nearly all consump-
ton n sold BY measurement II IL
believed that the time has now come
when Il Il possible u procure stalls
ties OF the quantity Of gas consumed.
and next year this will be undertaken.
The method will give such figures In
the future that a more direct knowl-
edge will be obtained Of the capacity
Of gas areas 20 maintain a CONNER.
cial supply Of gas for a certain mum.
Der Of years.-lron Age.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-06
The Richest Man I'm the World

The richest man la the world can not
have his kidneys replaced nor live
without them. 80 u u important not 10
neglect these organs. II Foley's Kid
ney Cure IL taken NJ the FIRST sign OF
danger the symptoms will disappear
and your health will be restored, as q
strengthens aud builds up these organs
a. nothing else will. Oscar 30 mao,
Lebanon, KY, writes: 81 have used
Foley's Kidney Cure and take great
pleasure 10 stating Il cured me pcrmau
emily OF kidney disease, which certain
~ would have cost me my life. "-B. a.
ouinlan.
Docs Coffee disagree with your Prob.
ably II does, Then try DIR Shops
Health Coffee. Health Coffee" is a
clever combination OF parchcd cereals
and nuts. Not a grain OF real Coffee,
remember. Ia DR. Shops Health COT.
fec, yet IL flavor aud taste matches
closely old Java and Mocha Coffee. II
your stomach, heart or kidneys can't
stand Coffee drinking, try Health
Coffee. II IL wholesome, nourishlng
and satisfying. It's safe even for the
youngest child. sold by Joseph ~.
Ayres
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-06
No Use for Them.

Il sent q set Of knives and forks TO
my cousins" Where DO they live"
In Chicago" How wastcful OF you"
What do you meant" Why. You
didn't need to send them the forks.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-06

Never can tell when you'll mash
finger or suffer a cut, brulse, burn or
scald. 30 prepared DR. Thomas
Electric oil Instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures The wound.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-06
no crnr A CoLD oNr nav

Tfts LAXATIVE rIoNo cululns Tablet.
Druggists refund money II " fails 10 cure NV
GROVES signature u ca each tJt. nc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
=.
II :GAL1CYI

-LWOW. Dnia 10 BIN.
umarl nagle ma udar serca
prezydent miasta. Lw6wa So.
Michalski. By} .to~maz bar
do zasiuzony oto}o dobrs
miasta szanowany i koc hany
przez wszystkich nadzwyczaj
czynny patryota ca}em
screen Wybrany pred
|dwoma latysna prezydenta
~(pierwszego burmistrza)
spe}nia} swe obowiazki Gala
dusza i nadzwyczaj sumien-
ME. Pozostawi} wdowe i je-
dina .c6rke zamezna. Miasto
pograzone W smutku. i zalu
wszedzie widac czarne chora-
gwie a W oknact dom6w
karty za}obne 49,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

anteic mi ME 1pomog}o.
Polecam Gomozo kazdemu j
zawsze je bede trzymaf pod
|reka."
Gdy mic ME pomog}o, spr6-
|b61cie Ora Piotra Gomozo, a
dlacz2ego sami sic przekona-
Gle.
Lepiej zacznijcie kuracye
natychmiast "a ponoca tego
wypr6bowanego starego le-
.karstwa ~ziolowego. Oszczedzi
wan ono wiele zmartwienia
j nawet wysokich rachunk6w
doktorskich. Me mozecie go
dostac W aptekach, tylko cd
miejscowych agent6w, albo
wprost cd Ora Peter Fair
ney and Sons Co., 112 =.
118 4; So, Hoesne ave. chica-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
WIEsCI z OJCzYZNY
L PKUS POLSKICH.

LUBAWA. Jak6bAowo
Zajaczkowo zaprzepaszczone
Przed niedawnym czasem
donosilismy, ze p. R6zycki
sprzedat dobra swoje Jak6b'
kowo i Zajaczkowo zydowi,
P. R5zycki tt6maczyl sic, re
dobra to beda rozparcelowa
ne wytacznie ~pomiedzy Po~
lak6w. P5zniej okaza}o sic re
twierdzenia p. R6zyckiego So
ln~ieprawdziwe gdyz nabywca
majatk6w zadnych ME przyja}
zastrzezeh.
Obecnie donosi gazeta
gnieznie6ska ,,Lech" 10 zyd
CIV uktada sic JUL Z komisya
kolonizacyjna o sprzedaz O.
bu majatk6w ~obejmujacych.
/24O0 m6rg i ze przepadf,
one ola mas M zawsze?
Pa,niec p. R6zyckiego ia
wieczue easy u!n'eszczOna
bedzie W ,,C!arnej ksie
de-!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

KROL, HUTA. Nadzwy-
czaj rzadki i stad ciekawy
wypadek zdarzy{ sic W Kr6]
Huc>e ma gornym Slasku.
iona pewnego robotnika po-
villa jake dziesiate i jedenaste
dziecko dwoje blizniat p}ci
meskiej, 'kt6re So re saba zro-
sniete. Jest to nowerodek o
dw6ch kad}ubach a jednej
g}owie i dw6ch twarzach
Dzieci leza ma boku; jedno
speg|ada W lewo. Dotad zyja
oboje i przyjmuja pokarm.
Gdy jedno place. Q, drugie
czyni to samo. Wyraz twarzy
Jest ten sam u jednego i dru-
giego.: Rrzypuszczaja. re
dzieci d}ugo. zy6 ME beda.
Wszelako czynia~ sic wszyl-
starania, ably bliznieta utrzy-
mac PREY zyciu jak: najd1u-
lei Obecnie znajduja sic one
W troskliwej opiece " lecz-
nicy tel .igraszki natury
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

GRUDZIADZ. Niedaleko
.parku ma dobrach W Debieh.
Gu 7naIeziono W rowie zwio~
ki, pewnego robotnika 2
Wiktorowa. w rece kurczo-
wo 6cisniceej trzymal niesz-
cze6liwy 5 marek. Gay "a
chodzi nieszczesliwy wypa-
dek, czy tel znalaz{ smlerc
z okazy, jaxiej bijatyki, ME
wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
Z~adziWiajace leczenie wy
Sypki.
Sypki.

,,Nasz ma}y chopiec mia} wysypke
przez pie6 lat" pisze N" A. Adams,
Henrietta, Pa ,,Dw6ch naszyeh do
mowycb lekarzy orzek}o il przy~
padek by} beznadziejny, gdyz p}u-
ca zosta}y naruszone' Zawezwali6~
my innych doktor6w lecz ME by}o
korzys tnego rezultatu. Prey okazyi
czytal i6my o Electric Bitters; ku-
pilismy butelke i wkr6tce zauwazy~
Ii6my polepszenie. Uzywalismy t.
20 lekarstwa: az kilka butelek EOS
zosta}o zuzytych, gdy nasz ch}opiec
zosta} kompletnie wyleczony. Maj
lepsze re wszystkich lekarstw ma
krew i utrzymanie zdrowia' Gwa-
;rantowone W apiece Mr. j. Kowa~.
lewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

MOVIE MIASTO. Swieto-
kradztwa d>konano W tu-
tejszym ko5ciele katolinkim.
Z}odzieje wylamali W nncy
ma 6rode draw do koscio}a i
wdar}szy sic do srodka, roz-
bill puszki ofiarne. lie mo-
nety i'm sic dosta} J., ME via
domo: Usifowali take wtar
gnac do zakrystyi ale i'm sic
to ME udato. Widocznie po-
low byf "a ma}y, bo tel sa-
mel jeszcze nocy w'amali sic
do kupca p. Onasza pr1y u
..licy Mostowej, ale tam zdn-
1ali skra6c zaled vie s ,nk. Pc
rzezimleszkach me ma Sla
.&du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

B0BRKA. w tych dniach,
wysz}a z aresztu til mt)d a
acknowledgements odsiadu
jaca kare dwudniowa "a obra-
ze honoru i uda}a sic do do
mu do wsi Hryniowa. Ma
drodze miedzy Wodnikami a
Hryniowem zosta}a zamordo-
wana i tam pod lasem
znalaz}a ia zandarme,
rya Przypuszczaja jedni gwa1t
inni zas maja podejrzenie
czy komu ME chodzi{o
majatek Sledztwo W toku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

MIKSTAT, Gospcdar2
MARGIN Ostrowicz Bierna-
Gle sprze1a} ma ostatnim jar
marku tutejszym pewnemu
nieznajomemu krowe i O.
trzyma} "a MIA got6wke "
zfocie. Nabywca upomniaf
go zeby tylko -pieniadze do
brze zachowa}. Gdy gospo-
darz powr6ci& do domu i 3D.
da1 pieniadze swojej zonie,
pokaza}o sic ze dukaty by{y
fafszywe. Proknratorya os'
trowska poszukuje obecnle
os7usta, kt6ry pochodzi RE-
komo z okolicy Ostrzeszo-
Wa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-16

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~sasiedniej wiosce wviawa' "j-
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nakowoz bezimisnnr @<aryi
ma jednego zniedosz}vch ne
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SOW wolf gors>a 9 z>:ie.
Tesciowie : poczynal' 2t'wa
krecic i kto vie, ">v W os-
tatn,ej cbwili ne bvIiov ""f-
nell nz4nku: .g'lvbr ME h>}
sic znalazf. znanv wszs~tki'n
bosaty ohywatel, kt@r zare,
cyl "a uczciwo6c konkurr''-
ia Zaled vie jednak n'sta.r}
Stub cywilny, al'6ci I'd dus>~
paster>a z parafii mtodMana
nadesz}o pismo, wvstawl1ja~
CO mu jak najgnrs1e sW1a'
destyo. Powstat og6lny Ia.
ment, m'oda maFzonka wdro.
zyla natychmiast process c
rozw6d, a rozgqiewani we
selnicy tax jego, jak ] ME.
szczesnego obrohre wypedzill:'
zawies.