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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
DRUGS
Old Manager Of Popular Drug Firm
Retires a New One Who Knows
Drugs and Such Takes
Control.

The popular drug firm of Rippey
anu Company who has been doing
business at the old firm stand for two
or three years with fair patronage
only has changed managers and Mr..
Rippey steps down and out while j..
E. Griffith, registered pharmacist
will, or rather has assumed control.
Mr.. Griffith was the owner of the
stock when it was down in the Van
Gorder building, when it was sold
and it changed its name to Rippey &
Company. We are pleased to see it
Eget into such good hand. We trust
Mr.. Rippey may meet with business
to his liking and retain his residence
tamong US,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
LETTERS FOR THE MAIL"
Simple and Useful Little Article Quite
Easy to Make.

This simple and useful little article
is intended either for hanging on the
wall by the side of writing table or
IN the hall. 1t can be made of thin
wood or cardboard, and hangs from
the wall by means of two nails driven
through the holes cut in the upper
part.
A useful size to make it in is about
IL inches long by nine inches deep,
and it may be covered with silk or any
other material we fancy The word
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
Bodice Trimmings.

Skirts are done in very simple fash
ion for the most part, round gathered
styles with the fronts plain or p'ait-
ed are seen on the best dressed Girls,
and the. are either quite without
garnitures or have trimmings of tucks
or bands put on like tucks.
1t is on the bodice that most of the
trimming is lavished and those are,
for the most part, either in jun per"
styles or variations that suggest this
ever popular model.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
I0WANS.
Annual Meeting of All Iowa People
Living In and Near Pasadena, Cal.

The Iowans embraced in the
territory above named will hold
their Annual Reunion and Basket
Picnic at East Lake Park, Los An
gelos, February %, 1907. 1t will be
the greatest meet of the year, and
should be patronized by all Iowa
people that can attend. Should the
22nd prove to be rainy day the
9th will be substituted.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
Almost any wooden material may be

Almost any wooden material may be
used for making up this skirt 1t will
look specially smart in one Of the
soft, dark plaids now so much worn.
Tabs are Joined on to the front
breadth which cross the fiat pleats at
the sides. A velvet-colored button is
sewn in each point The center back
is made with double inverted pleats.
Material required: Az yards SO
inches wide
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
Becomes Murder Case.

Sioux City.-William Potter, who
was shot in the shoulder on the night
of December q by "Klondike Joe''
Heron, died at the Samaritan hospl-
tai. Immediately the police locked up
Heron, who had been out on bond.
County Attorney Whitney will pre-.
sent the case to the grand jury, now
ia session. Heron was released on
his old bond of $1,000.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
IDEAS FOR THE HOSTESS.
"PaIm Beach" Luncheon-Tamous
Lady Baltimore Cake.
A "Palm Beach" Luncheon.

The hostess had spent season at
this charming spot in the Land of
Flowers" and collected the appurt-.
ances for the luncheon while there.
Gray southern moss was festooned in
the dining-room and lent it's gray
coloring most beautifully with the
delicate pink roses which graced the
center of the table in large shell.
The nut and bon-bon holders were
small shells, and the fish course was
served in shells.
The menu consisted of oysters, fish
turbot, grilled ham and hominy grits,
candied sweet potatoes, baked ba-
nanas. grape fruit sherbert in grape
fruit cups, fruit salad Cocoanut and
pine apples, with bananas, orangesI
lemons and lines made decorative
pieces at either end of the table. Star
fish were the place cards, the names
tide on with pink ribbon.
Some weeks ago correspondent res
quested the recipe for Lady Balti-
more" cake. Now am delighted to
Wister. If these rules are carefully
followed the result will be all that is
required-a soft, creamy layer cake
which the novelist so temptingly por-
trays in the charming story:
Take one cup of butter two cups of
sugar, three and a half cups of flour,
one cup of sweet milk, the whites Of
six eggs. two level teaspoonfuls of
baking powder and one of rose water.
Bake in three layers
Filling for the Cake.
Three cups of granulated sugar dis
solved in boiling water cook until1it
threads, then pour slowly over the
whites of three eggs, beating vigor-
ously. Add to this frosting one cup
of chopped raisins, one of pecans or
whatever nut is procurable (pecans
are the most delicate), add five figs
cut in very thin slices. Ice the sides
and top.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
How toAvoid Pneumonia

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from cold by taking
FoIey's Honey and Tar. 1t stops the
cough and expels the cold from the
system as it is mildly laxative. Re
fuse any but the genuine in the
yellow package. Mick Doffing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
SWETTENHAM
The Imbecile of the Antilles" Re-
fused Aid from the United States
and Added a Dose of Insult.

While over thousand of the people
of Jamaica are gone to their graves by
earthquake, and thousands more are
suffering for the necessaries of life,
this human monster refused our
friendly assistance in the name of
humanity.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
FARM LOANS,
In 500 Optional Payments
At 5 PEI. Cent
CHARLES RAGLEy

We veplenty of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEFT, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
A short jag will make long
time bum.
Will Hudler has been quite i'll the
past few days.
There were several shooting match.
es around Audubon last week.
Mother can fix our jam. but the
other fellow has to fix our jim jams.
Ollivene Hubbold had to miss
illness.
A man has invented a machine for
laying brick but the hen lays eggs the
same old way.
The new preacher at the Christian
church held services last Sunday and
will continue to do so.
Peter Nissen started with his family
for jacksonville, California where he
expects to end his days.
The funeral of Mrs. Shingledecker
was held at the Methodist Church
Wednesday at two O'clock.
The Mothers Meeting met Wednes-
day afternoon at the schoolhouse.
All enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
Sam can you tell me when kisses
are the sweetest?" eyes sir. when
you kiss my wife and kiss yours.
Mrs. John Rutherford and children
who have been visiting her paren tai
nome at Ross, have returned home.
Harry Parrott is confined to his
home by complication of ills, that
it is feared may prove quite serious.
Miss Gwendolin Garry, niece of
Editor Ross OF the Republican, is
numbered among the sick this week.
AS we get old we find ourselves
with q less sonny disposition. Bows
are all gone and only the daughters
left.
Did you ever compare man getting
over case of love sickness, with
woman getting over a barb wire
fences
Lillis Hayes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Hayes, is home visiting
from Plessantville where she has been
teaching school.
Mr.. Harmon attended the Under
takers Convention at Des Moines last
week. Mr.. Harmon and little son
accompanied him.
Will Coyne is slowly recovering
from serious illness of three weeks
and it is hoped that he will soon be
able to be out again.
Rev. G. D. Wendell is confined to
his bed this week. Not having been
able to fill his pulpit Sunday, Rev.
Yaggy did so for him.
We wonder If the cigarette smok.
ers of today know that the Romans
used to smoke similar thing. But
the Romans are all dead.
The Christian church cleared nine
dollars with their supper Saturday
evening. AS it was so cold they did
not do as we'll as expected.
There will be Round Table enter
tainment Saturday evening at the
Methodist church. All those who
are interested are invited.
There seems to be shortage of the
girl help and we came to the conclu-
sion that it's easier to acquire good
wife than good girl to help in
the house.
DIR. Samuel Conybeare returned
home from Malvern where he had
been assisting Rev. K,ser in series
of meetings, so as to fill the pulpit
at the Presby terian church Sunday.
Can it be truthfully said that money
is the root of all evil' when two dol
lars will buy license to wed, two to
preacher to tie the knot and ten to
the lawyer to secure a decree of
divorce? Extract the root,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
AUDUBON NEWS
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH DE- PHELPS
audubon. IOsU0

/ Roy Swaney, of Manning, attended
to business.
Wilson Swaney of Manning, was
down last week.
Lillis Hayes is home from her
school at Pleasantviiie.
Soren Anderson. of Brayton, was
in town one day last week.
The familiar face of John Hepp was
seen on our street recently.
If you want to reach the ears of the
Danish men, advertise in the Journal.
Charles Tramp, Jr., of Creston, Wis
tied his folks last week at the brick
yard.
Amos Fancher was on the Chicago
market last week with tour carloads
of stock.
Mr.. Will Coyne was sick and bed
fast several days last week, but is
better again.
Joe kevan, of the Kevan House,
attended q funeral of relative at
Harlan few days ago.
Two nieces of Mike Kerw1n who
live near Victor, Iowa are visiting at
his home west of town.
Sam McManagill, an old timer, who
used to live near Ross for many years
was seen on our streets recently.
A gentleman by the name of Morri-
son from Nicola, Iowa, is working at
the harness bench of Martin Larsen.
Grandma Parnham is visiting her
son in Des Moines and a daughter
elsewhere in the eastern part of the
state.
What is the difference between
kiss thrown at you and that fine menu
for next Sundays dinner at the
ParkH
It's just as easy ia Audubon to
judge mans religion by the size of
his face as to judge his temper by the
size of his feet.
Geo. Hoover is making preparations
for his Annual Clearing Sale. All up
to date merchants realize the necessity
of this to keep stock clean.
Thursday evening the Ladies Aid
of the Presbyterian church will serve
hot supper at their church. All are
cordially invited to attend,
Miss Jesse MeCuen. Of Ross, is at.
tending Normal at Atlantic. The
lady will soon be numbered with
Cameron's corps of teachers.
Perry Chief, last week, reported A.
S. Kibby, the young man who will
manage the washing factory, was
| there with his household goods.
Chris Renftle was over from DIED.
ham attending the M. w. A. elbow
out" also visiting his sister, Mrs.
Thompson, and brother, John, the
real estate man,
Charles BTeniman being relieved of
the Treasurership which Office he has
filled acceptably for several terms,
checked up to penny with the
Board of Supervisors last week and
started on business trip to his home
stead in Wyoming where he expects
to recuperate for q few weeks.
| Mr.. ]. 81. Noon who recently pur-
chased the w. j. Tobias eighty acres
near Atlantic with the intention of
moving there from Audubon county
sold the farm back to Mr.. Tobias who
has again sold it to Ringle Brothers
& Company. Mr.. Noon will not
move to Cass county.
Ling the laundryman in our neigh.
boring town and minister met the
other day and Ling was heard to say
suppose me Clistian ne go to He
breW?" "of course" alright" says
Ling suppose me want my brother
to come TO this country-you wont let
him in?'' mo, but that is law
"Alright-but what for you let China
man into Hebrew aid no let him
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
The Last Month.

c. W. Hansen carries the largest and
most up to-date stock of furniture in
Audubon. VIII close out this month.
Read his advertisement in this issue
and then give him call,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
MADE IN ORNAMENTAL STYLE.
Dainty Garment is This up-to-Date
Flannel Petticoat. .

Flannel petticoats are now being
made in quite an ornamental s.yleJ
and are gored so that they fit quite
closely around the hips. Our model
is in fine Saxony flannel, the cores d.
vided by insertion, which may either
be of torchon or fine wool. The lower
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
Special Announcement Regarding
the National Pure Food
and Drug Law

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs and we recommend it
as safe remedy for children and
adults. Nick Doffing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
GOOD MANAGEMENT
County Poor Farm Pay a Good Divi-
dend on Investment. Every
Thing Cared For Just Right

The Board of Supervisors reports
the Poor Farm having paid expenses
for 1906 and left profit on the right
side of the ledger of nearly thousand
dollars This is encouraging to Mr..
Baumgartner and his many friends.
He was reelected for another year.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24

edge of each gore is curved so that
the edge presents a scalloped appeal
ance; they are edged with insertieN,
TO which is attached gathered frill
tucked three times, and finished with
lace.
A nice warm, yet light petticoat.
may be made in this style of good
nuns yelling.
Materials required: three yards sc
inches wide, 70 yards insertion, four
yards lace.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
Wear Dainty Aprons at Tea.

Certain fashionable hosteses in MI
haitian wear dainty little lace aprc
over their afternoon gowns when tk
preside at the tea table. The bI
are mere cobwebs, with grace.
bow perched on the left side. Th
give the homelike touch not alWis
seen at fashionable tea gatheril
The custom has come from RI
Some aprons are made of alteR
strips of valenciennes lace and 81
embroidery.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
Listen /! M EEE

You can buy MEN au i Boys Suits,
Overcoats, Pants, Shirts, Hats, ETC., at
B. Fl. Pommer, Audubon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24
cretonne Frame Is Pretty.

Cretonne is used in new ways Ill
furnishing of bedrooms. Beveled
rors to stand on the dressing tabl]
framed in the lowered fabric.
the dressing table are eretonne-ct
ed talcum boxes, bound in; gilt. br
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24

George y. Kellogg, county treas.
urer; o. B. Train, county auditor;
George Ross, F. d. Searls and M. n.
Esbeck, members of the county board
of supervisors, are away to Dee
Moines this week, attending meet
ing of these officials from the differ
ent counties of the state, to discuss
matters pertaining to their official
duties, and to suggest matters of leg
islation at the state house.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
vie. Ustanowlone ma rYnku zafaa-

vie. Ustanowlone ma rynku zafaa-
towane i opieczetowane przedmio,-
tY wnet otoczone zosta1y gest2
grenada ludu ze wszytkich stron
powiatu ko6ciah skiego ma targ zee
branego. Wszyscy zwrdcili oozy ma
ks. brob' dra surzyhskiego, ktdry
brzyby} pa l'cytacYe. Widoczne
by}o ma twarzach zebran ego t}umu
zaciekawienie co sic dalej dzia6 be-
die. z okien ratusza przypatry"
wall sic temu widowisku sedzio'
vie i urzednicy sadowizi magis~
tracey. Widzieli oni s}yszeli
place ludu polsk lego otacza]acego
swego pastoral sfantowanego'. Ko-
morn,k ~rozpocza1 licytacye' "a
kanape i diva fotele poda} on sam
$50 NIX. ,,zum ersten" pc pierwsze.
Czeka} i czeka1. Mkt ME podbijal..
Czeka} dalei. Wldzac re p6zne je-
90 wo}anie, przerwa} akt licytacyj"
ny, znikt gdzies bez sladu i dople~
70 20 'kilku minutach ma nowo IL"
cyto wpanie rozpoczal. Ktos W thu:
mic pc laf tysiac marek; uwazaho
to "a, tart dIa tego komornik podaf
60 NIX drugl komornik podaf 70
NIX. Gdy juz miano przybid temu
ostatniemu, pan dr.. Laurentow ski
z Kosciana podal 22o NIX 13 fen
poczem kupione meble pozyczy{ Ks.
proboszczowi, Zaraz tez zosta4y
one z tryumfem odnlesione ma
probos6wo. Ks. proboszcz 'uspoka-
jail lud proszac zebranyeh by ME
dali SIC unle6c uczuciom, ktore lch
serca przepe}nla}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

TCZEW. w Zeg}oszczu sfuzyf
gospodarza Chmieleckiego pas
tuszek Rogowski. Mia} on .pono
pewnego dina ukraSc jeanemu 2
parobk6w l.6O NIX. p.enledzy'
W}asciciel azeby ch}opaka znlewo~
LID do zeznah, poczqt sig mad MIN
~strasznie znecaG. Zalozyf mu mai
pierw ma szyje powr6z powles'f
ma drzewie. Spusciwszy nastepnle
ma ziemie przymocowa} go 3ancu~
chem do drabiny uwoza i podkfa~
da} mu pod nagi r~ozpalone wegle'
Sad skaza} nieludzkiego pracodaw~
ma $50 NIX. kar'y Tub 70 dnl
wiezlenia. To "a mafo'
SkUPSK. Nieszczedcie wydarzy~
10 sic W tutejszym puiku huzarow.
Szeregowca Kersteina uderzy{ kon
tax nieszeze6liwie " o.
koolice serca, re z}ama} n'eszczes~
diva zebra wskutek .czego
nastepi}a aatychmiast'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
Jak farmuja W Kansas?

Przyiecha} tutaj jeden polak W March, 1905 wz2} 800 ARROW, ma
kt6rych ami jedna skiba ME by}a wyorana Postawi} budyhki izDreko~
wal IS ARROW kt6re obsadzl korna dosta} blsko tysiac pe6set. buszli.
Pc zasadzeniu korny zbrekowal przesz}o 10 ARROW wiecej je obsiaf ma
pszenica. 49, Ma TEN pou gdzie by}a korna TEL zasia} pszenice, -
wiec cd Marca do L'stopada, czyli " 8 miesi2cach zbrekowaf obsi:i
tony. Tax farmujs golaoy, " Colby; Kansas. Kasdy z WAS mote
piehk6w i krczowanio borrow. Ptzyjedzcie do ma a dostaniecic }adns,
r6wne prery ktdre tylko wyczekuje p1uga, pc 10 do Is dol. "a asier,
ma 5 do 9 lat wyp}aty. Ami W po@owie tax sic tuta) ME naPracu]ec'e
jake6ce dotad pracowali, a wiecej korzyaoi destaniecle. Bedziecie ty6
" }agodnym a zdrowym klimacie, gdzie Z1MY KROTKlE. - Wy
ruszce vice do Colby, Kansas ma nastepnym Excursion. - TO mapy.
oIsy polskie, it'd. piszoie do Waszego rodaka.
G. /. IDZIOREK, PRES MGR po1oa1A COLONIZATION CO.
COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
z POD

Ma pogrzebie S. p. Stanis}awa Tar
kowskiego, kasyera szpitala "
Kworkach, kt6ry pad}> ofiara napas
du bandycklego, pola}a SIC krew
Kledy uczestnicy pogrzebu powra~
cali re Zblkowa, gdzie ma cmenta~
rzu z1ozono zwoki sp. Tarkowskie-
go, PREY murze okalajacym szpltal
" Tworkach. niewykryci z{oczyhcy
zaczel1 strzelac z rewolwerdw,
Jedna z kul trafi{a W SERGE Stu sa~
RIA szpitala tworko wsklego Przye
godzinskiego i powali}a go trupem
ma miejscu, druga zranifa niebez~
piecznie stolarza Mlcha}a Deja.
SprawoY -strza16w zbiegli~ Z&woki
zabitego pozostawiono ma miejscu
do czasu ~zej6cia waadz policyjno
sadowych, rannego* zas o~patrzyli
lekarze1s. %szpitalni i umiescilr W
szpitalu. w nocy stan rannego po
gorszy} sic, wobec czego przewiezlo-
no 90, do Pruszkowa i stad koleja
odstawiono do Warszawy. WEI
wane ma stacye P~ogotowie umiesci~
10 Deja W szpitalu Dzieciatka Jezus
Stan chorego cie1ki.
- W Warszawie ~powstaje move
gimnazyum po1skie, MI sig rozu-
mice, z wyk}adowym jezykiem P l:
skim. G1mnazyum bedzie nosifo-
NAIVE Wmienia Adama Micklewcza
Ma dyrektora nowego gimnazyum
po wo{ano D. Wlktora Koz}owskie-
20, p~rofesora matematyki, ma wi.
c%edyrektora p. Kazimierza Kozfo-
wskiego, magistra nauk przyro-
dniczych. Move gimnazyum pol"
skie, otwarte zostanie z poczatkiem
roku szk6lnego 1907 0s. Jak wiz
dae, dola naszych bracl pod i "a boo
rem rosyjskim stale ulega zmianle
ma lepsze, kiedy i'm Rad rosyjskri
ME p~rzeszkadza zak}adac wyzszych
szkd} polskich. Kiedyz Prusach ia
kich czas6w sig doczekamy jake
zapanowa}y i naszej braci v K1rd $
lestwie Polskim?
EEHGEE gn :k+nT e.Er-a 3-%&-t%FE y% &E -N-T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
Szcze6liwy texa6czyk.

PAM E. w. Goodloe 107 st
LOUIS I'll. Dallas lex. m6wi, w
przesziem roku by}em uszczesliwio~
nv przez Ora Kinda New Life Pl'
pu{ki i laden srodek przeceyszcza
iacy Jake kiedykolwiek przedtem
nzvwa}em tax skutecznie ME uwol
Mi mnle cd maleryl l z6}ciowosc'. !,
One ME ossczedsR ami grypy 25c .
M. J. Kowalewskiego aptokarza'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

ToRUN. Gdy wieczor " drugie
6wieto zielonych swiatek robotnik
Asp W towarzYstwie swego cjoa
wraca} mad torem kolejowym z To-"
runia do O%tfoczyna, zaskoczy}a icb
pod droga burza. Asp. kt6ry cier
pia} ma kurcze, zlak} sig, jak sig
zdaje b~Eyskawicy i dostawszy ma
padu, upadl'',o jciec ldao przodem
ME zauwazy} tego, n1eszczescie
chcia}o, ze w&a6nie %podiecha} po~
cieg 70 strony Ot}oczyna niesz-
oze6liwego robotnika p~rzejecha4
Rany, ktdre ten&e odni6s} ME Ihyfy
wprawdzie w;elkie, 6mier6 atoli
mimo to nastapi}a natycbmiast'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
2 P0ZNANSK1EGO.

SMIG1EL. Trzej synowie COS
podarza p. Firleja W Gorsku po"
iechali ma polowanie. Gay zeszli z
powozu i w6znica chcla} nawr6ci6
puscila jedna strzelb %najduj2~
cYch sic W powozie trafI{a jedne-
90 z braci tax niebezplecznie re
dmier6 nastapi}a ma miejseu; Zabi-
ty by4 prymanerem zamierzaf PIER
Wotnie O $ wleczorem odjechaG,
lecz W ostatniei chwili odfozY}
podr6z do duia nastepnego.
POZNAN. Pan W{adys}aw
Specbt Polak w}a6ciclel fabrykl
bronl W roznaniu wybudowa}
pred paru laty W boblizu kaczre.
go m}yna strzelnice do pr6bowa~
MIA broni. Zdarza}o sic, re psotni-
cy ~wyrzadzali mu szkody vice
postanowi} wybudo wac domek ola
str6za kt6ryby pilnowaf strzelnicy.
Me udzlelono mu jednak konsensu
mimo ze zast6sowaf sig do przepi~
sow budowlanych. Gdy sig wreszcie
przekonaf re system. odgrYwa tn
role zapragna} wywalczyd sobie
prawo " drodze procesowej. Wy
dzia} p~cwiatowy odrzuoi} jednak
skarge ME %inaczej postapi1 wydzlaf
obwodowy jake wyzsza instancya
Wobec tego zwr6ci} sig p. Specht
do najwyzszcg> sadu administers.
cyinego W BerliDie ale i ten sad
zatwierdzi} wyroki poprzednich in
.stancyi, ME pozwalajas zbudowac
domku ola str6za. Fakt ten jest tax
znamiennY, re ME potrzeba do niego
dodawa6 zadnych komentarzy. Me
watpimy re om6wiony bedzie W
prusklej izbie poselskiej' Mem
czyzna to wolnos6!
KOSCIAN. " ,,Gaz. Pol" ety.
fanny: Zapowiezlana licYtacya meb-
Ii ks. dra Surzyhskiego odby}a SIG
W czwartek pred ratuszem tutej-
Sym. Wierni wychodzlll w}asnie z
kosciola farnego gdy study ma
gistraccy wynosill z probostwa zae
fantowane przedmioty. q es}upie
oiem patrzano Ia niezwyk}y i z
czas6w Walk %kulturnej nieznany
tutaj poch6d. W niejednen oku liza
sig ukaza}a zw}aszcza gdy u~jrzano'
pasterza wychodzaceggo 2: koecio}a,
i ogladajacego pustki ma probosto
.&' -E%t rEEH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

kilka innych os6b. W}a6ciciel lodzi
pe,wien rybak. Helu, zd t'e'ta I'll. Y :
ratowAt. Dwoie dsieci lego utone~
10. Reszta osdb znajduje sig jess
cze podobno ma }odzi, kt6ra bar"
wany unios}y na pe}ne morze y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
z PRUS POLSRICH.

GRUDZIADz. Pred dwomalaty
przyby} tudotad niejaki Ernst
Oertel re iona, NAVAL eie dyrekto~
rem fabryki, wynajal wspania}e
mieszkanie i grail wielkiego pana.
Natnralni@, ze taxi pan dyrektor
ogromnie ludziom imponuie i kup-
oy, oraz inne przedsieblorcy Iva
4ali ssobie "a zaszczyt, gdy pan dy-
1ektor ich odwledzit, i towaru cd
Mich zakupi4. Przez pe}ne diva la
ia mieszkal tn Oertel, a gdy narobh
lyle d}ugu, ze ME by}o ola nlego
xyj6cja. w6wczas nagle ulotni} sic
z ma}zonka swoja dokad, niewie~
dzie6. Niema tn znaczn'ej szego
kupca, ktdreeoby ME byl zarWaf
Wszysoy za}uja pc niewczasie. Pc"
licya k%ryminalna wezwa}a wierzy
Gill oszusta, azeby podall jej spis
swyoh z4dan. Czy i'm to co p ONO
re to wielkie pytanle. Ow Der tel
byi kiedys rzeozywi6cie dyrektorem
fabryki biszxopt6w W Tczewle,
kt6ra pc dwuletniem istnieniu pc
da}a sic do konkursu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

COPOTY. Wskutek ~nieszczes cha
}odzi rybaka Klauthego z Helu zna~
laz}o smierd 5 os6b. So mimi tes6
Klauthego, jego dwaj synowie,
kupiec shimmelpfennig z Kr6lew-
ca i pewna PAM niewiadomego na~
zwiska.