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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Attempt to BLOW On Train.

Cripple Greek, Col, Special An
attempt was made to blow up the In
coming short line passenger train
with dynamite at st. Petersdomc,
midway between Cripple Creek and
Colorado SPRINGS Every window Ia
the last car was broken and M. J.
Mccarthy, of Victor, deputy State
mine inspector had his hand cut. j
number of women tainted. A similar
attempt was made to blow up the
same train at Dufield. The dynamic
ers escaped.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
slashed a Conductor.

Asheville, Special. = Joseph w.
Brunson, Jr., a railway conductor
running between Asheville and Col
umbia was badly gashed about the
head and face by a knife in the hands
Of Ed Miller, a young white man OF
this city. Brunson received five
gashes. He knocked Miller down and
took the knife from him. Miller was
arrested The indications are that
Brunson will recover. The fight was
the result of a alteration, started
by Brunson asking why Miller did
not pay a debt he owned him, it i
said.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Meeting of Fruit Growers.

Wilmington, Specialize eleventh
annual meeting of the East Carolina
Truck and Fruit Growers Association
was held Wednesday afternoon and
was well attended. President VIM.
E. Springer presided and all the Of
ficers we're present except Vice Presi-
dent j. A. Brown. The important
business transacted was providing
means for carrying on the work of
the association in view Of the de-
struction of the machinery for collect
ing the / cent per crate tax ION Der
ries by Hepburn bill, and the fail
ure of the bill providing this machin-
cry before the late session of the
General Assembly.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
NORTH State Nodes.

State Treasurer, Lacky says the cor
porations are paying the franchise
taxes very well. This IS a dull month
IN the treasury, as it is indeed In the.
other State departments.
Governor Glenn offers a reward Of
$50 for Andrew Jones who is charged
with shooting Charles Holmes in
Hartford county July 23d dangerous
Iy injuring him.
The premium list cf the forty-sev-
enth annual State fair October 18th
to 10th is issued. E. L. Daughtridge
IS president of the North Carolina
Agricultural Society which holds
these fairs which rank among the
most successful in the entire South.
The board Of agriculture this year al
lows $3.50 for special premiums for
held and garden crops and II special
crops have been selected all staple
ones; In each case the first premium
Is $25; the second SIS and the third
S.. There will also be a set of vaIu-
able premiums for truck crops. One
OF the features Of the fair will be the
speech by Williama Jennings Bryan
Thursday, October 18th. s.
Charters + granted to the Rock,
ngham Motor Company, at Rock
lngham, to own and opearte automo-
piles repair the same, etc, $4,000
capital stock, W. N. Everett and 9th
ers stockholders; the Lenoir Hard
ware & Furniture Co, at Lenoir, tt
10 a wholesale business, capital 1925,
oVO w. J. Lenoir and Others. stock
6olders; the Wilson Marine Grocer:
oompany, Wilmington, wholesale
S'oeerS' Gamers, etc, capital $4,000
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
DAMAGE BY U
Milk Supply Short in New York City
Many Crops Affected.

New York City.-For the recent
iessening of the amount of milk
marketed in this city the most eplau-
sfble explanation is to be found in
the prevailing drought. In several
of the States on whose dairy farms
the metropolis is dependent there has
been an unusual scarcity Of rain for
nearly two months. AL sorts E.ot
crops have suffered in consequence,
and, of course, ~pasturage has been at
fected. IS d xf. Sc Is Isl Eaaafamz
>Jewett City, Coun-The present
dry spell is probably the most disas-
trous within half a century Many
factories have been compelled to
close down by the drying up OF
streams.
Farmers are compelled to draw
water from rivers and lakes many
miles away to save any OF their crops.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Corn Crnn is in Danger,

Unless rain falls the corn crop in
many sections Of ebraska will be a
failure. Already there is much dam
age, and in some parts Of the State
less than half a crop willyb q harvest
ed, even with the best of weather
from now. on. Burlington Railroad
reports say that on the Lincoln diyi-
sion, n Of the great corn, sections
of the State, one-ffth of4the crop will
be lost. South of Omaha sone-haf
the crop is already doomed. All over
the State rain is needed. noIy.s I
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Big Industrial Corporation.

Asheville, Special.-It was learned
here on absolutely reliable inforam
ton that a great commercial and In
dustrlal corporation is being formed
IN this section of North Carolina for
the establishment and development
OF industrial enterprises. The capital
stock of the corporation will be So,
100000. Of this amount more than
two and one-half million dollars have
already ben subscribed and it is BE-
leved that the remainder of the Eve
million will be subscribed in six weeks
or two months.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
FOUND WITH THROAT CUT.

~oneum Martin, Business Man OF
concord, Believed to Have Been
Murdered and q Pistol Placed in
His Hand For Deception.
Conaord, Spccial.-A CHASTITY sight
nos found Friday morning at 10 80
o,elock by Mary Stafford, a 12-year-
I'D negro girl, when she stumbled
over the dead body of Mangum Mar
lin, a well-known business men of
tbe western part of the city. His
throat was cut and four bullet
wounds were in his head. A pistol
holding one cartridge with four
emntv chambers was found lying
loosely in the left hand. He was ~
ing on his back; his feet crossed with
his right hand on his right breast.
Martin left his store Thursday ev-
euing about s o'clock, stating to a sou
that he would be back in a few min
utes, but did not return. Believing
that something had happened to theiE
father, his five sons began a search
for him, in connection with the police
authorities. The body was found
about 500 yards below the Southern
depot on the east side of the rail-
road, within less than 800 feet of the
brick kilns at Browns brick yard.
Mr.. Martin left his place of business
with $500 on his person, more than
500 being in gold coin "A small
pocket knife, a box Of morphine tab
lets and 20 cents in money were
found on him when the examination
was made by DR.. Robert S. Young
and Coroner George Richmond. ii
is believed by a great many that
Martin was murdered for his money,
and the pistol placed in his. LEFT
hand to make it appear that the mar
committed suicide.
This is one of the most horrifyins
crimes that has ever been committee
in this city, and the authorities art
already making efforts to ferret on
the mystery.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Material for Manufacture Of Dyna-
mite in Tailorss Possession.

Worchester, Miss, Special The
police of this city upon receipt of a
telegram from Chief Inspector Me-
Cafferty, of New York, searched the
premises of Sarkis Restigfan a tailor
here and seized a case of material
used in the manufacture of dynamite.
Restigian is a friend of Father MAJ
toogessian who was arrested in New
York some time ago in connection
with an Armenian murder. Resti-
gian told the police that the box was
sent to him by some unknown person
in New York a long tNe ago..
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Increasing Electric Power.

Mount Airy, Specialize city au-
thorities are increasing the electric
power at Buck Shoal power plant by
putting in another big wheel. This
increase of power will be of great
benefit to the city as the lights are
not what the business men and resi-
dents are paying for. But these diff
culties will be out of the way soon
and the city will then be the best
lighted place In the western part OF
the State.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Bar-Keeper. Uses Monkey Wrench

Ashevile, Special-A nasty ARRAY
occurred here when Wiley P. Black, a
local bar-keeper inflicted serious In
juries with a monkey wrench on one
J. G. Wallace, a well-known black
Smith Of this city. Wallace was pref
ty badly beaten UP. The trouble
grew out of a debt which it is alleged
Black owed Wallace. Wallace had
done some work, it is said, on one
Of Blacks carriages when the latte
sent for the vehicle and Wallace sent
back word that the money for the
repairs also be sent. The trouble re-
suited from this and a wordy battle.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Brains Kicked Out.

Lenoir, Specialize. James HieR'
erson was seriously and most proba-
bly, fatally kicked by a mule late Fri
day evening near Patterson. The
mule kicked him on the head and
quite a little of the brain was knock
ed out. He is still living but uncon,
scious. He has charge of twenty o.
more teams BELONGING to J. n. Barn
hardt, which haul lumber.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
shoe Trade Immense.

The wholesale shoe trade Of st.
Louis this year is expected to reach
$66,O00,00O, or about $110O0,000
more than last year. The companies
have trade with Mexico Central
America, South America, Philippines
China and Japan. 9
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Drivers Of Meat Strike.

New York, Specialize meat has
been delivered since midnight by the
.jobbers to the retail butchers In the
city, owing to a strike of drivers.
which took place Friday afternoon.
The men demanded higher wages and
less hours. The meat men say there
will be a famine in New York withi1
tw~enty-four hours unless the strike
is settled.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Interest on New York Bond Raised
Half q Cent.

New York, Special.-0wing to the
present stringency in the money mar
ket the City of New York was obliged
to raise the rate of interest on bonds
it now has for sale from 4 to 4 IL
per cent. The mayor issued an order
to the heads of all city departments
to limit the expenditures of their
departments to- the lowest possible
point consistent with efficient admin
istration.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
KILLED WITH BABE IN ARMS.
Husband Shoots Wife Through the
Heart After FREQUENT OuarreIs.

AOpAA
Washington, ohfo.8Wfth her son.
three years old, held to breast, Mrs.
Clarence Haines was, shot through
the heart by her husband here. The
bulletipassed through the hand of the
baby, who was, also severely crushed
in the fan of the mothers body
When 4heelparentss of the woman
burst open a locked door it was to
find the baby half hidden by the body
and holding up its hand, from which
blood dropped on its face. Haines
killed himself an instant after shoot.
ing his dwife. The bullet almost cut
through, his brain, and he dropped
dead in a corner.
Haines3 was q prosperous young
merchant, and the tragedy was the
result Of frequent QuarreIs with HE
wife, -Es.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
New Enterrrises.

Charters are granted the Bank Of
Grover, Cleveland county, capital
stock $4,000; the Universal Wire
Box Company, Durham, 100000,
C. o. Ullman, of Chicago and others
stockholders; Eagle Rock Manufac-
turing Company, at place of that
name, Wake countN$ Geo; Carolina
Amusement Company, Bryson City,
to operate a skating rink, etc., &c.,
600.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Negro is Hanged for Criminal Assault

Asheville, Special-James Rucker
a negro, was hanged here in Jail
shortly after noon Wednesday. Ruck-
er was convicted of criminal assault
on his step-daughter. It is said that
this is the first time in the history of
this State that a negro has been hang
ed for such a crime against n of
his own race.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Imnorted Grapes Dear.

Prices on 1907 crop Malaga raise
FMS have been made by one of the
leading packers in Malaga. These
are extremely high, and figure out
the equivalent of i$3s5Obto $5E75 per
box for clusters, and from 81 to SO
per box on loose muscateis.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Mothers Peculiar Death.

Ashevine, Sp,cial.-A sudden and
peculiar death occurred here Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Fife Ingle, while
attempting to administer a thrashing
to her 12-year-old son, was struck by
the boy, became oYerbalanced and,
falling to the floor, ruptured a valve
OF the heart and died in a few Sec
onds. ea .ut
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
Seeks to Dust Company From State
and to Collect 81 900, 900 Penalties.
CONVICTED 81 LLAAND ERAEDa.

Defendants Got 12sO0OhAcres Of GOYs
ernmenf land In GaIifernie.
San Franciseo7John A. Benson
and DIR. Edward B. Perrin were COM
victed in the United States Court OF
conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment out Of 1900 acres of land in
California.
The punishment provided by stat
ute is fine of not less than $1,000
and Imprisonment Of not less than
IkWot
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29

French Drove Back Moors. s.
Four thousand Moors- attacked Ca
sablanca, Morocco, but French shrap-
mel drove them back with great
slaughter.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
40 Exnress

Thomas c. Plat sent a circular to
United States Express shareholders
discouraging prospects for higher
dividends. ~ dNA 3es44s1 5sAfasAA
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
BAN ON RICE THROWING.
Priest Announces That Archbishop
Prohibits It at Catholic Ceremonies.


Priest Announces That Archbishop
Prohibits It at Catholic Ceremonies.
Racine, Wis.-Throwing rice is
relic Of barbarian, besides being dan
gerous and exceedingly unpleasant.
This practice is not to be tolerated
at a Catholic marriage ceremonyi
This declaration was made upon
Instructions from the Archbishop
of Milwaukee by the Rev Father
Theodore B. Meyer of st. Mary's
Church, at the close of the ceremony
uniting two of his pensioners. q
A crowd of guests was outside
awaiting the coming Of the bride and
BRIDEGROOM When the newly we'd
ded ones reached the topmost steps
there was a sudden shower of rice.
II forbid this, cried the priestss
and his announcement followed. y
TEXAS SUES HARVESTER TRUST.
Seeks to Dust Company From State
and to Collect s. 1000, 900 Penalties.
Austin. Texas.ASuit was filed by
ItheIs Atforney@Generalss department.
for the State of Texas against the
EInternationaI Harvester Company OF
| America, iwhici does business under
. charter granted in Wisconsin.
The petition alleges that the de-
fendant has violated the antitrust
law OF Texas, and the State demands
lpenalties in the sum OF $1,190. 100.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-29
wholesale priees Quoted in New York
RUTTER.

The Milk Exchange price for standard
quality is &c. per quart,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-24
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
We've gone through our stocks and made
A CUT ON ALL SUMMER GOODS
10 TO Is PER CENT

Ladies Muslin Underwear, Skirts, Gowns,
Chernise, Drawers and Corset Covers. We've
made cut Of 10 per cent, which at the present
price Of Muslins is cheaper than. you'll ever be
able to get them again.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

W. fONlEDLlA1Eh TduO
o si6dmej ,godzinie zawarli,
zwiazek ma}ze6ski p. Win
Gently Kukowski 2 panna Ma
ryanna Eukaszewska. M1ody1
pan jest synem najstarszym
szanowanego %obywatela p.
Marcina Kukowskiego; pam
ma mloda zas c6rka PAM M.
~,Lukaszewskiej j: %najmlodsza
.szwagierka naszego wsp66ll-
~pracownika p. Paw]a Modrze.
jewskiego. Wesela hucznegoI
ME bylo,. DO padstwo mloddlzzii
O 12-tej wyjecha)i W po'drr,6'z'
.po6lubna:do Minneapolis
serca zyczymy mlleo'dl !fjj
pare wszelkiej pony Sln &c Sci.
= a.#-@@ - IESsS 4
PANsTWO Micha1 j Ell Ell
biety oweccy , obcho obi i ] y
:vtorek %. stycznia IS let
MIA rocznice wsp6lnego Pc
1ycia malzefskiego; v rocz,
nice 6lubn odbyla sic .msza
6w. na in,tencYe iubilatow 3
" niedziele v licznem gro.
ME krewnych j %znaiomych1
bawiono sic AZ dorana. Pan,
.stwu Oweckim zyczymy dnl
.kiego zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
KalendarZe DarmO W " Ap-
tekaCh.

Severy Polskie K alendarze ma
rok 1907 wisely juz = druku 20
sta1y wys}ane do aptekarzy ola
rozdania Kalendarz ten zawiera
eb szpalt cennych i%nformacyi POI
zytecznych d)a kazdege, :oraz 10
stronic kalendarzo wycb< 1:19 stro~
MIC ma sapiski. Zapytajcie swego
aptekarsa oten ka'endarz . otrsy-
maoie go darmo. Jeteli VASE apte-
karz ME moze go wan dosta rcEy6,
albo gdyjn ~miesskaasie v misjseu
gdxie ieh ME naja, naplsEoie sw6j
adres vyra4n'e ma karcie pocsto.
wei, vymieheie " jakim jezyku
ten calendars ehcecie, Tub Y ja~~
kiej gaseoie widzieli6oie to og}o-
.szenie, ! A~dresujcie karte do
W. E.. SEVERA CO., j:
Cedar Rapids r. Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
Pan WIN. A. MAHL,

= 1AAN y y AAa IA
kandlydat do prawybor6w, no
minowany przez partye de-
mokratyczna ma skarbnika
miasta (City Treasurer), Jest
INTO YIN cziowiekiem wielce
uzdolnionym, kt6ry pelnil
obowiazki rachmistrza w-tu-
tejszym P%ierwszym Narodo-
wynn banku, przez ubieglych
lat szese i tam miai spo-
sobno5c poznac wieksza Geese
obywateli winohskich 49, tn
spedzii Gale swoje zycie, byl
zatrudniony W tymze samym
banku przez ostatnie'> lat
p;etnascie, z poczatku jake
pos}aniec, az sig dostal ma
s%tanowisko ma kt6rem jest
obecnie. Jest on pod kaz-
dym wzgledem najod powied.
niejszym i najzdolniejszym
do pelnienia obowiazk6w
skarbnika miasta a jak byl
uprzejmym dla kazdego be-
DAG urzednikiem bankowym,
bedzie i jake City
Treasurer. Mech vice kazdy
glosujacy odda sw6j CLOS ma
p. Vim. A. Mahl ma City
Treasurer.
10 POLSKlCH KsIAzEK.
Tutejsza .miejska bibliote-
h powiekezona zosta}a Q
sto siedemdziesiat polskich<
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
Sluszne naZWiskO.

Pan August Sherpe, popu'arnY
dosoroa ubogich Y Fort Madison,
Ia. ,m6wi: Ora King'a move pii-:
ga}kiIxycia 50 tax ~s}usznie naswa.
ne; one d.ialaja wiecej przyjemnie,
ozyni4 wiisaej dobreggo sprawiaja.
lepsze czucie sic nil jak,kolwiek
inny srodek przeozyszczajaacy.'
Gwarantowane jako dobry srode1k
na wyleczeaiie zdtoiowokci j zatxia Il.
dzenia. 15c a. aptece 4. .i l. q
wal,w .Is.s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

Chociazv
gra naj cze5ciej trafia starych
ludzi, to j m}odziez ME jest
caikiem ed nichswolna. Mkt
ME mole sic uchronic pred
niemi. Pc uzyciu ~slawnego
ma caly SWAT ~,,Kotwicznego
Pain Expelleru" doznaje sic
Cd razu ulgi. Tylko rs j 50
cent6w "a sbuteleczke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

Pan Jan Rombal-
ski " independence
Wis. jest naszym a.
gentem jest on upo-
wazniony do kolekto
wanna zaleg}ej prenu
meraty i ~zapisywania
nowych %abonent6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
Wl.A lll.D.]l7 0
MIEJSCOWE


W przlysz1ym tyg!iodniu we
.wtorek bedziemy mieli pra-
wybory miejskie. w czwartej
wardzie rozegra sic prawdo-
.podobnie zacieta walka. =
republikahskiej strony many
.dw6ch kandydat6w: jednego
.Polaka, drugiego obcego; :
demokratycznej za6 partyi
jest kandydat6w trzech ma
radnego miasta (%alderman),
i to trzech Polak6w. Jedne-.
go tylko wybra6 mozemy,
to jest pewna, lecz kt6rego?
Wstydem byloby, gdyby z
polskiej wardy miaall st BYE wy:
.slany do rady miejskiej ME
Polak, zatem 6w obey ME
powinien liczyc ma poparcie:
ze strony Polak6w, a vice
z~ostaje tylko czterech handy
.dat6w naszych. Czwarta war
da ME uchodzi .bynajmniej
"a republika6ska, vice re.
publika6ski kandydat polski
take ME wchodzi 6ci6le "
+. - v ,s.s ~ II ~ Is %as,,sl i
rachube, walka zatem zawre
tpomiedzy trzema kandydata-
mi acknowledgement, lecz j
tn ME powinni6my sic d}ugo
namy6la6 koge naprz6d wy
sun9c. L tYch trzech handy
[,d1at6w jest jeden salonista, p.
Robert Wsilnczewski; drugi
|aptekarzem, p. Andrea 7.
Wiczek; trzeci przodownikiem
ma kolei milwaukee,, p. Loo.
nard Bruski. 0 lie nam
wiadomo W radzie miejskiej
ME masz ami jednego saluni-
sly, czyzby vice wypada}o,
adv Polacy ME mogli sic zdo-
bye ma innego kandydata jak
ma saluniste? Pan Winczew-
ski moze bye najuczciwszym
z ludzi, ale wiemy o tenn
wszyscy, re ami W mie6cie,
AMI W county, ami " stanie
ME patrza laskawie ma urze-
dnik6w salonist6w. Nadto'
kazdy salonista ma pewne
zopowiazania wzgledem bro
war6w. j ich kierownik6w,
kt6rzy W wlasnym interesie
kusza sic 0 rzady calem spo.
.ivcze6stwem NJ, Q rzady, kt6re
daza do bezprawia i zwykle
tylko ha6be przynosza.
P. Andrea T. Wiczek, tax
wiede niesie, sam ME ubie-
ga}by sic . a~lderma6stwo:
pchaja go zwolenniey pre-
wrotnei polityki, ably go u
czyn,c powolnem narzedziem
do spetnienia pewnych nie..
:, -, 4 !, voh 1omiorkw - Pan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

Bacznos6 Rodacy "
Bremond, Tex.
W tyoh dniach nasz
agent pan , S. ?. Cor
ski 2 Marlin, Tex. wy
jezdza tam " celu
skolok towan'a zale
g}ej ~ptenumsraty Ia
nasz9 gazette i zapisy-
wanna nowvch abo
nent6w, - prosimy Q
wzgledJ ola niego::
Kto placi gazette
3 CORY, otrzyma Ka-
lendarz Maryanski ma
rok 1907
Redlaakcy!aa q. Wiarulsl|aa. !:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
ksiazek, kt6re sproWadIzs'o'lne
zos,tallY Z Poznania. K g,
tymczasoWo zzntajduia sFie Y y
gl6wnym budynlkut bibliooteki,
przy johnson j 5|ej ulicy.
Farma ma sprzedaz..

80 akr6w dobrej ziemi; ~
mill Cd miasta j polskiego
ko6ciola. Kto by sobies ~
cyl osiedlic sic " naszej o.:
kolicy prosze pisae do
p. j. Kassela
Woyerhauser, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

zwoli soba kierowac zadnymn.
wstecznym politykierskim
duchem. Portrait on wystapit,
jak kazdy inny z radcbw
miasta, jezyk angielski INA
q Polakiem jest szcze..
rym, vice mas y wszystkich.
najlepiej bedzie reprezento,1
wal " radziv mieiskiej. Ra.
dzimy vice naszym rodakotm q
" czwartej wardzie poprzet'
z ca}ej silly kandydature p:
Leonard Bruskiego ma alder.
mana. Mech lyle p. Leonard ard
Bruski, przyszly alderman
wardy!
w NIEDZIELE zaraz pc!
sumie bylo W parafii sw.
stanis}awa Kostki posiedze--
ME parafialne ~nadzwyczajne,,
Radzono mad urzadzeniem:.
bazaru czyli fairu. Zamierza-:
no bazaar .urzadzic W >roku
biezacym, poniewaz atoli.
:wiekszo66 obecnych uwaza}a.
rok przysz}y "a %stosowniej.
sly ma bazar, vice uchwalo !.
no W tym roku czynic tylko.
wstepne p~rzygotowania sig:
ma te wazna chwile, sam ba-;
Ear za5 urzadzit " roku PREY,
sz}ym v Pazdzierniku. Ma.
sze panic beda zatem mia|y::
czasu dosyc do wykc6czenia
haft6w i innych podobnychj
rzeczy, kt6re potrzebuja CA
SD j piracy wiele. Mieli6my
TAXI bazaar g pred. .mtlntiejj vie
cej siedmiu 1aty, kt6ry Die.
udal z%nakomicie, chociaz GA
su ME by1o ami Ma po}oWe
lyle, co tym razem, ME ule.
ga przeto watpliwo6ci ze "
przyszl1ym roku IDA sic bazaar
jeszcze lepiej. Do piracy vice,
szanowne Panic i zacni oby-
watele, aby6miy ME za}owali
po niiewczasiieil
W ~PONIEDZIAkEK rano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

Abonenci nasi "
Warsaw n D niecbaj
zloza aboname a "a
Wiarusa ma rece paua
fedora WYsockiego;
nowi abonenci NIGGA
take zam6wi6 gazette
u i. p T. Wysockiego ]
odebraG prezenta
~gwiazdkowe.
Redakcya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
WE WTOREK 8 dziesiatei.

Yt.L ~ - -
WE WTOREK Q dziesiatej
godzinie polaczyl Ks. pro-
=boszcz j. Pacholski wezle'mrll..
..mtllta1}zedakim p. Paw}a Pa}u-
.biic,kiego, syn'1as najmi,o,dl,sszz,ego
e: jana : Bro
|:n1fis}awa C%zaplewska, c6rka p.
IP'raksedy C~zaplewskiej.
Boze!