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New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
Feunaie.

Femaie.
RABY'S & NURSE. competent: best city ref
ereuce; salary not less than S26. NJ r,
RoN 81 Tribune Uptown ONCE 1864 Broad
way.
COMPETENT COOKS. $25-4O: lauEdresSes.
50 80. excellent references. city or coun-
Try. Industrial Association, l3 West 39th
St Phone 4@0S Bryant.
CARETAKER Respectable woman as
Caretaker Tor private house for summer,
no children. can furnish reference. Answer
b. mail Mrs keeSar 1873 East sd st.
CARETAKER.- colored woman to care
few hours daily, bachelor apartments. ref
erencc NJ A, 429 West ed ST.. basement,
care OF Hines
CARETAK ER.-By woman: husband en-
ployed care OF private house. furnished
or unfurnishcd; object, free rent answer by
letter. Johnston. 606 Lexington ave.
COMPANION or GOVERNE,SS. by col
Iege graduate: best references. Address
150 Para ave. Rochester X. =.
COOKS. So 20. laundresscs. s25 so; walt
re=ses, S2o $50 ,h7mhermaids, So 30.
nurses 500 $50. with excellent references. [.
FIR city and country. Rloonls employment
Bureau, ~ Lexington ave.
COOK CHAMBERLAIN, &c Two eirls;
one as cook. no washing: other waitress
and cham5ermai1; country preferred, lnex-
perienced. Call until TUESDAY noon, at $50
~u ava 49,. ---------
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el,F l,FERTISEMENTS and subgcrip,in.s
Ior be Tribune received At their IN
neNn ONCE. 30 1864 Rsoadwav. betg-ee,
go abd affh Sta. unti 2 o'clock y IN
- l1eHfs received ar the following p
efsIifh Offices 81 regular off7ce rates unfii
'i1ek m Viz pa sfh sve a
a. aof z1a 81, l13 9Th ave cor f2fb q, .
- EAet lSih 81 257 West 42d ri. he
- issH 81 ave. bctreen 10th an5 T7tS
ie2s - afe. near DIst St. l70s lei
- near sefh st 157 East i95ih 81
~seinont ave: $50 30 ave
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Time shown below IS from Liberty ST.
Station Leave West I'D ST. 10 rinutes
earlier. except as noted BY designating
'Ai. .

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Tine shown below IS from Liberty St
Station Leave West I'D ST. 10 rinutes
earler. except as noted BY designating
PHILADELPHIA TwO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
J.I2 Il. G5o. ms.ge m'S.O0. s.S0. % %.
$1,000 "l1-OO. II-30. m-i2-OO. f-l-0o.
l5ps 100. %3-OU F4-CC, $500. $50.
m.6-99. 100. -s.oo. .9.O0. pi0so D. m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToS-zsLs0
.s,oo. $1,000. :'I2OO. "2Oo. ft'ao"
LAKEWOOD AND I.AKEHUvST-zs0o.
1000 a n. xi-OO. I-3O k3- 40. d4.l0. 0-o
? N. x6-l5- sundays. 7-G0. 1000 a m.
ATLANTIC C1rT-.1OOo a. m. xIOo.
P35). k3-E0 p M
ALL RAIIs RCCTE.-L0rg Branch. Asbury
PARK. Ocean Grove Sundays. North Asoury
taIh'' -+VJ so ll,sJ a n, s2l-- - -
A4.&U. loo. 3.SJ. CATO. S-l5. 80 o-S1.
yl-tI sundays except ocean Grove.
ssi-..l. J-l1 a. m. 40O. SO T. n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Atianttc High
lands. Seahgisht Monmouth Beach, Long
Branch. AsbuFy Park aid Ocean Grove
!-e4ve Pier 81. \. r t42d SD. 500 a. m.
!%aE SO Il5- sundays Sso a ns,'
l6 l,SI, 10 p m Leave Per 10; n x
Sundays. 10 90 a N. $50. $40 p m
Time tables giving time 10 EASrON.
Et.L LHLEEEM ALLEN TOWN, NAJCH
CHUNK. WiLEESEARRE. STANTON
READING. HARRIS BURG. POTTSNi NiLl-E-.
WILLIANISPCET and all other points can
b obtained at following Offices, Liberty 81
tNest I'D s. Tel 2{44 Chelseal, As.oe
House. 2+5, 42t 1900. 1884 Broadway. i.
SIh AZ, 2sl 5lh Ay-. = Union S4tlare " es,-
.1'S 81 Az. tC5 Vest T&5t0 St. @4o CoiuIn-
bus av- New YorS. Court St. Sc. So
Fulton - 4TS NoS-rand Az Brookiyn.
$50 Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK
Tr2~S-er CO. calls for and cheeks oaSSass
% destination
sDaily. tDsily. except sunday psun-
DAYS +Paricr cars only- mDtnins eaT-
sxcspt SUNDAYS. NSaturGaVs only. zLto-
ertv 81 only. SDfnfn- car Sundays. fDi1-
ing car daily. bEzcept Saturdays. From
West rwenty-third S,reeS-ef20 p NJ.
- 81 p NJ. iI150 2. NJ. kS-20 p NJ
DE- so T. NJ
W. c. BE,SLER W g ttFE-
Vice-Pres. e Gen. Mgr. Gen FaSs'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

rN,crTSrF LADY. living IN country. would
ME Young child To board best care
49,, go an week z B, PostofIiCe, haywood.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GEggaAM LLOYD.

NORTH GEgea&M LLOYD.
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHE FIR EBOURG-BRENEN.
Kaiser June 4. 10 An hrcnpTinZ- Aug -
X wn. II June IL, q AN .cecilie-.. Aug ~
Kronprinz. June ls. 20 All < a.ser- AUG :.
Kaiser. July =. 10 AM K VIM III sept :
\. VIM. H..July 9. 6 An i<ronprinz- sept. ~ ~
Eaiser.-..Ju 30 10 All kaisf-t-.- sept =
h VIM. II.Aug- 6 All * VIM H. OCT
Twin Screw Pc ssenger Service
PLYMOUTH TH--HE.R BOT ,ItCi--BI1t t'N
aM9in. June s. 10 AN Friedrich July -3
Barbaross2. June :. 10 An I'. Alice Aug /
kurf1NrsJ.June 1910 An t'remen- Aug.
Friedrfeh-JunS 90. 10 All tlaruarcssd Aug 20
i. Alice. June -. 10 AM I<Urfuerst -Aus- -
Bremen --.-...- July F'rie'irlch. .S"s. -
Barbarossa. July II sGcebsn- Sey'. =
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB 'LTAR-N PL.ES-GENOA AT II y y
Irene --... June =. Irene .-.-- Aug ! /,
'Eeckar- June : X I-uise- AUS q
\. Luise. ....J June I5 X. Albert 49, sept :
Il Albert. June 20 i-\eckar--. ; ePt -
p. irene. July 13 7. Ireue---.-- sept. =
'Neckar. July 20. X. Luise --- Oct :.
X. Luise. July 2T k. Albert. oct. 19
X. Albert. Aug. 3lsNeCiar- --.- oct. -
From Bremen piers. Sd ( Al, s,s.. Hoook~n-
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TESAN tl--+t.-ItS,
CHE" ks COOD ALL OVER THE WNlSlslt
OELPIFHS & 60, No. > Broadway y. =
HAMBURG-ANERTcAN LINE. |
TWIN SCREW ENPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.
Plymouth -C1eTt9 9E1T'Es-H2-l1GL Burg
.D'tschTd May 30. { AN 'Naiserin- June n
tBatavis June l. Q AN Patricia. .luHe -
-Bluecher. dune 6, , IN sAmerika June =,
Pretoria. June s. . PM II. Linccln,J urH =
among special features Of these vessels
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium, Palm Garden.
Ritz-CsTiton Restaurant. Elevators t>'ec'f'c
Baths fHambUrg direct
Mediterranean Service
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'fMotke. MAY IS 10 AN; July =, Sept 5
iHamburg June IL. 10 AM; aug. Is, sept u
'Has Grillroom- HAS Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU
p r. tickets. hotel Accommodations 7uC'
general information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the wcria.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, =. Y
Phone 1870 Rector Piers to> ken.
AMERICAN LInjE Sailnf Is,lI Bat at go :, a, ~
PLYMOUTH-CHER CS-SOUTIANPTON
ST PAUL L-------- June I. June ~. A-S. 3
NEW YORK $500 June $ July 8. Aug 10
81: LOUIS. 80. .Iune -. July II. Aug Il
PHILADELPHIA..J .June.2 July ~. Aug. "A
RED STAR line Il From Pier Is
NEW YORK-DOVER-A
p
NADERI1ANT'--June s. 2-3OPM. .ily s. aug Z;
FiNLAND.--June -. $50 AN; ,Tly - Aug -
ZEELAND. June % PM July -. Aug -
WHITE STAR LINE e t,r'y = n RieF
NEW York; NSTOWN-
.CELTiC sIay 81. $50 AM; june p. July p
RtNA6lo. July :. Aug. 2
BALIlC- .Jure II. 9;30AM. Julv II. Aug 8
EDRlC-June ~ f2.3OPN JULY Is Arg Is
PLfMOC H-CHERR'C- SOUTH ANPTON
=. ~: ~ Ton Nav .. 10 AN: June -
~. EANIC -June ., PM July
MAJESTIC June IL. 10 AM July N
fA43iINFI1 new June 10 u 80 AN
New, 25,Np tons. has E.le-ato
gymnasium. Turkish Baths and ~Rand.
rHE MEDITERRANEAN .zHTIbAAs zHTIA
FROM NEW YORK
'tRETlC-June -. noon ROMANO July Is
FROM BOSTON
hoM ANIC June :, o AN: sep II
@CANOPIt'- ..--.. Il1ra ~ I pm. - "a
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BROADWAY
freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Fl
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COACHMAN. English; first class refer
enccs; middle aged. city or country. ].
+. 121 East ifst st
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
Female.

STENOGRAPHER. TYPEWRITER. - Ey
bright beginner; rapid. neat accurate:
willing to work hard il position Will offer
advancement a. Quern. ISl2 Brooklyn
ave. Brooklyn.
WANTED-At the New Britain General
Hospital. young ladies 10 enter the Ira n
ing School for Nurses. Full Information
from superintendent OF hospital. New Brit
ain. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

rna WEST ssTE ST-BeautlfUi rooms;
--g,-a-e baths: unusually handsome. high
,lsss house, cuisine and service exceptional;
-sFerences.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
DESKS AND OFFICE FrR>ITUnE,
DgEssMaKING AND MILLINERY.

bIiE@-1 MAX ES.-Ar tlsiic. nrst class dresses
msc= 81 al styles. wisles customers by
ne car, - country preferred reduction
~ Week: best references Address Artistic
Tribune Uptown once. 1865 Broadway.
DRESssIAKER--Mr Wilson. 10l West
hSth St, reliable Cress.uaker; artist e
litter Of ladies' and misses costumes.
cslrfy sumner dresses. Empire and Prin-
cess gowEss hand embroidered suits. home
o. out
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

From Bremen piers. Sd & Atm Sts.. TIoaoken
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRANf-l--4t.I,-
OFLPTFHS & 90. No > Broadway y. Y
Louis II Meyer 1016 Val21t ST, Fhila-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
AUCTION SALES.

TT VIRTUE Of warrant or attacltttl4'
merged into execution. ! Bernstein, Auc-
- - asar,,srtan A lot # canned goOcs
~ order Of Alfred Freeman. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
OLD nTMlNi0N iINE.

q = . u y ~ Z " - y TaITI =.
DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Ports
u"outh. Primers Point and Newpcrt News
va. connecting tO- Petersburg Richmond
virginia Eeach Washington, D =, and
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier %. y. r. foot OF Beach ST every
week day a. =. NJ
w L WOODROW. Trafnc Manager.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
NR9GMOR 10Q7E

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Columbia Juno l. IN t'alet0ata-June Is m
Ethiopia june :, pm Astoria June -. 3 mn
Cabin, $50. I'd Cabin So. 81 Class SGT 80
and upwards. according 20 acCosnm datiOn <
steamship. For terms and information amply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-I9 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

OF billiard and pool Ia
bles; high grade bowling nI3ey Ds-s I-as.s'
louy.st urices Marx Fros.. - Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
LosT-BaNEBouks.

lost - Bankbook No. 4e2 $40 Of Dry uocI
savings Institution. Any person haviur
claliLs upon said isook Is called ur "a ~
LIfttnt 10" Same 10 The bank within thirt 9
GAYS or tie said book VIII be declared can
..+ilea and eulnguishec and a rev ono
ifFued ia lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

OlRUl5hI MAI. 1tAfN cRJ + thsTIH iSE FeS 5NI 8
'OS, 20 days, bs' specially
charteretS. ;. Arabic. ''i6 OOOt tons 81 TOURS
To EUROPE 2 ROUND THE WORLD
FRANK - CLARK, Times Bldg. New York
sEV y TELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing from Pier 81. North River.
Il. OF i4,h St. for Naples and Genoa
BoloSnesi Hartfeld & Co. so Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
OFFICE FIXTUEEs,
ANTIQUES.

DISALNO BROS. antique furniture. brio
a-hTac. Sheffield and selid silver. 3SS 4th
ave. near 21th st. Tel. 224t.- Madison So.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

IMAE.-Scotchman. single; under
stands hOrzes carriages caro- lawn.
rosGs, small garden Il required; generally
useeal; Gig reference. Address Thomas.
Box Tribune J-ige.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
HELP WANTED.

WAN l E-D--In every community. energetic
men and women to solicit orders from
io"nsPeople and farmers for our complete
line OF fruit and ornamental nursery stock !,
attractive proposition; wages paid weekly:
no money or experience needed. no deliver
ing or collecting: congen.al steady work.
Perry Nursery Company, Rochester. y Y
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-So0 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fuly
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 1886 Madison At
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

COACHMAN. experienced; fine horses car
riages. equipments five years reference;
competent driver double OF tandem y.
NcC. care St George Stables. Henry and
Clark SITS Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

COACHMAN: neat. tidy young STede;
takes best care horses. harness. carriages.
etc. careful driver. useful, excellent ref
er,nce Charles. Carpenters Bureau. l34
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
BOARD AND ROOMS.


single insertions cents per line SIX
49,, xvor6s seven times consecutively. 81.
,-Ei-t, entities advertiser 10 have rooms
entered for q period OF fourteen days In
me Tribune's Directory OF Deslraole
poo1ns Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

COACHMAN. By married SWede: thor
oughly understands his business in every
respect. ten wears best reference, steady;
country preferred. Address CoachUan. RoA
81. Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
N-fN

osCHIAN.-siugle. %: temperate; skill
fui driver with family in country. last
employer gone abroad; good reference ~
D7escher. - Hooper s., Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
TTPEWRITERS.

TS- -EWRlTERS-All makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable service
German. 70 Nassau st Telephone 2T4O-
CcrIlandt
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

! COOK WAITRESS by mother and.
/ daughter as cook and waitress: with
| small family Mrs. Jaygu. 3S3 East 125th
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

TOURIST Ei UREA e.
r r. tickets. hotel Accommodations 7OC.
general information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, -. Y
Phone 1890 Rector. Piers. Eo- lkeu.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

COhCHMAN. - Euglishman; experienced
four and tandem driver; understands
saddle horses: exceptional references. en-
ployer can be seen. 7. Box, Paiisade Park
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
Afediterraneam Service.
TOURIST BUREAU

TO -NAPLES-GENOA.
'fMoltke. MAY 2S. 10 AN; July :, Sept 5
: Hamburg June H. 10 AM; AuE. Is, sept u
'Has GTillroOul- HAS Gymnasium
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
PAN LIBERIA.

Pan Michaf Liberia ubie.
ga sic . urzad majora mia.
star naStykiecie nizawisiym
cd zadne partyi. Dlu'go sic
pan Micha1 %namy6la1, "a
MIN pozwolif swym przyja"
cio}om ma zamianowanie go
kandydatem pa to zaszczytne
stanowisko, teraz za6, gdy.
juz klamka zapadla, qdy JUL
kandydature jego og}oczono,
ME 'za}uje p. Liberia nj cza-
su nj piracy, ably zasia6c ma
krzesle majorskim. Jestto "a
szczyt ME ma}y ME tylko
dlas niego samego. lecz ola
mas wszystkich Polak6w
W mie6oie, ze p. Liberia o.
trzymal nominacye, .dale&o
wiekszym zaszczytem ato]i
bedzie ola mas, gdy p. Libe-
"a wyjdzie zwycieskoz ur-
ny wyborczej W przys1y
po'nE,iedzialek, a gdy kazdy
z mas badzie sobie m6g} po-
w,iedziec, ze6my my mu do
togo zwyciestwa dopomogli.
Z~apomijmy przeto : rodacy
ma ten dzie6 0 wszelkich
partyach politycznych, gdy
nam wypadoie kiast krzy-:
zyk "a ks ndydatt NJ ma majo-
"a miasta, badzmy ma ten
raz niezaleznymi politykami
i bez wyjatku ude1korujmy
imie pana Micha}a Libery
pfostym av yraznym krzyzy
klein ma li6cie wyborczej.
w poniedzia}ek, jake W dru~
gle swieto wielkanocne,
zwyczajem 2 dawna przyje-
tym Polacy nawzajem So
bic czynia niespodzianki;
nieohze wiec solidarnosc
nasza W oddaniu g}os6w ma
szych panu Liber2e bedzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

o
mIEJSCOWE

Pan Leonard Bruski Jest,
jak wszystkim v czwaalrttej
wardzie wiadomo, kandyda-
tenn acknowledgements AZ AZ
radnego . miasta alderman
W prawyboraeh zw,yciezy1
swych dW6ch ~p.rzieciwnik6Wg,
jake6my przeWidyWali, teraz
za6 spodziewa sic poparcia
co najmniej ca4ej party de-
mokratycznej " czWartej
wardzje. Zanosi sic ma to-,
re wiekszosc rady mniejss
kiej bedzie demokratyczna,
zatem bylaby nieroztropnie
posy}a6 z czwartej wardy
radnego republican,, kt6-
ryby zn6w musia} bye tylko
piatem ko}em u woza. Many
niejedna piekaca potrzebe
" czwartej wardzie, ktorej
radny nasz za}atwic ME mo-
ze, ME majac poparcia
wiekszo6ci rady miejskiej.
Njechaj vice kazdy, idac
g}osowac W poniedzia}ek,
ma zywo W pamieci, re ra-
dny miasta z czwartej war
dy ma bye przedstawicie-
lem wszystkich, powi-
nien umie6 wyste2owac
powaznie i mice droge do
przeprowadzenia wniosk6w
ma korzySc tych, kt6rych !
reprezentuje, jak najwiecej
ufatwlon4, a taklm radnym
ma ten raz bedzie kandydat
demokratyczny p. Leonard
Bruski.
W przyszly poniedzia}ak
niechaj sic sypia krzyayy'kki
polskie "a p. Leonardem
Bruskim jak strza}ki snie-
zne ma sw. MARGIN!
Mech lyle przysz}y rad:
ny miasta p. Leonard Bru-
ski!
'' l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Dziala jak czary.

Pant n. Walker, redaktor Cd
Spice Journal Enterprise, Loouisa,
Va, powiada: ,,Wlah mi gw6zdz
" noge " zesz}ym tygod1iku j ma
tychmiast przyfozy4em Bucklena
maS6 arnikowq. Me by}o zaduego
zapalenia, ma66 wygoi1a .rane'' Lee
czy kazde s~kaleezenie. sparzehie j
chorohy sk6rne. GWarantowanea
przez NJ. ]. Kowalewskiego. 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

j
% 80 - 3, 8
- a-anra.ra zm;a+n
u amarnLa6aL,,. III Fool,
IN. n;a.haao n,;ao 81 !.
IL !, ], J Amor1Lo-
4 non;aro;.cn nrzao;n,ni.
", s T.;hory 5okmv IN ~.
kaz l'l flgge, czyll len STU y.
Iozwa !.
Pana M;cha}a I,ihero
wszvsev znamv. J znamv
a. ;ako nz1ou;alva ro,oanaoo
trzehwepo. czci wepo ! =.
przejmego. Pan Michal uro.
dill sic ~wprawdzie v Anne
ryce, ale wiemy, ze sic zaw-
see przyznawai do swej
polskiej narodowo6ci. Czy
PREY piracy, cry " interesie
zjednywal sobie przyjaci6f
sWa otwarto6cia i szczero6-
cia.
i n-o1zounn oanaa nroktuoa-
aag - a,aoo
80
~
49,
ga.u1'' -" s"o "yA'Aoso''
lax " o1"af'e' "aiu1.0, ~.
pokl 'ann mlos1h"'' !aA ! !"
prerwsze] ooecn1e> zawsze
dobrym przykfadem przy-
swlecaf origin " o1'arnosc.
ma cn"a1e Doza. Hle Po-
frzoh,1iomv sia Ohqwqf 10
''e 80
~ hwy 0"'1''
WHY. Ne0' A'
olega me- !es' ~ pizeolez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Ma sprzedaz.

zoo ARROW gruntu W Wis
consinle, 8 mil Cd Winony,
po}owa uprawna, reszta pa
stwiska i dobre debowe drze-
wo do budowy. Tanio jezeli
sprzedane bedzie zaraz. Zg}o-
sic sic pod mr.. 257 w. Howard
u]., Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

J.NOSINSKI zamieszka}y pod
mr. s24 wsch. 2. I'll. gdy pomaga}
wynosi6 duly HAWAI- lanego zelaza
z PLY Winona Lumber Co, spad}o
mu ono ma noge, kt6ra zosta}a
mocno pognieciona wyszed} jednak
bez z{amania kosci. 4. j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

Mech lyle przysz}y rad.
ny miasta p. Leonard Bru-
ski!
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-04
oFFsIpE OBSERVATIONS

Than Daniel Bechtel who died re-
Gently on his farm near by. no gentler-
hearted big fellow ever lived. A Madi-
sen newspaperman, now gray-haired
but cub reporter at the time Bech-
tel was sheriff of Dane county, recalls
that the latter once had a poor devil
IL court for SOME sort of misdemcan-
or. 1t was not serious case, and pa
thetic circumstances environed It.
When, therefore, old Judge Braley,
IMPLYING justice in sternest mood. i'm.
posed a fine of $40, Sheriff Bechtel
himself literally started a subscrip-
ton and passed the hat till he had
secured enough to liquidate the obli-
cation. How often in the mellowness
of his nature he had helped other I'M
fornates out of harmless scrapes per-
naps nc one may ever know. When he
at last passed over the river rough
diamond of finest worth was lost to
the community.
In puritan days stockade extended
across Manhattan island from the east
liver to the north river 70 protect the
burghers from prowling Indians. on
the land side, and from that earthen
barricade was born the term Wan
street. Now it's restoration is surely
needed to save the rest of the coun-
try from the merciless savages be-
lew.
President Roosevelt has view of
constructive craftsmanship, and to
broaden the perspective he has in
vited the governors of all the states
and the few odd territories to meet
him at Washington on May 1915 to
discuss the question of means to con-
serve the national resources of the
country. Matters are to be considered
which are 'of vital concern to the ma
ton as whole to all the people"
This meeting will be held about u
month previous to the Republican
National convention. Whether this
step, taken thus early, is to promots
a third-term plan or but natural de-
velopment in the course of human
events, It nevertheless has the mer1S
of good. old-fashioned democracy.
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the best educated people who are in
contact with the world of men and
books and which are of little practi-
cal importance. Men may be capa-
Bile of keeping their minds unchanged
when they change their sky, but not
the manner in which they sound eheir
voweis and consonants. The fact
that hundred miles is enough,
sometimes, to cause a difference in
the manner in which people speaking
precisely the same language sound
the letter "a" for instance, is suffi,
cient to show how inept it is to talk
about phonetic spelling.
But although uniform pronuncia-
ton, desirable, no doubt, but not es-
sential, may be unattainable, sub
stantiai uniformity in meaning and
spelling is not only attainable, but
practically attained. No matter
where a book or a newspaper may be
written or printed every one in the
English-speaklng w5fId can read it,
This is the uniformity which should
be sedulously maintained, for confus-
ion or multiplication of forms. either
of meaning or spelling, would be dis.
astrous to the language.
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all of whom were later killed by a
shell from the forts.
Papinta fell dead in her famous
fire dance in a theater in Dusseldorf.
King Carlos banished his son,
Crown Prince Louis, to a remote part
of the kingdom because of the latter's
objection TO dictatorship.
The sale of the jewels of the late
Queen Marie Henrietta of Belgium at
Brussels has been postponed, this time
for three weeks, at the request of her
eldest daughter, Princess Louise.
The sale was ordered by the courts
for the benefit of creditors.
At Hardin, Manchuria, Chinese and
Rus-;an officials greeted Secretar.
Taft at the railway station on his ar
rival. Russian troops escorted him
when he went to take luncheon with
Frederick ID. Fisher, American consul
at Hardin and Consul General Willard
d. Straight of MCkden.
Gen. Sir Henry Edward Colyille
while riding motorcycle down a
country lane in Surrey collided with
an automobile driven by his old friend
and battlefield comrade, Gen. Sir
Henry Seymour Rawlinson. Colvile
was killed. He was one of the gen.
erals recalled from south Africa dur
ing the Boer war owing to the dis
aster sustained by his troops.
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The LID

Three thousand barrels of beer,
valued at $4,000 will be dumped into
the sewer by a brewing company of
Oklahoma City, Okla. unless a special
dispensation be granted and the brew
cry allowed to ship it out of the state
and sell it.
At Menomonie, Wis, l.. c. Grant,
pastor of the First Congregational
church, and A. j. Coram, pastor OF
the First Methodist church, made a
tour of the saloons Sunday and
found them open and doing business.
They will issue letter to Governor
Davidson condemning the attitude of
Mayor johnson and asking that the
state law be enforced.
The Chicago council, by a unani-
nous vote, asked the Chicago Law
and Orr i League to abandon it's
against Sunday saloons and
let the question be submitted to a
vote OF citizens at the next election.
In the same resolution the aldermen
asserted that the Sunday closing law
now on the statute books is "obso-
lete" Officials of the league, how
ever, classifying the evidence secured
by their volunteer detective Sunday
and preparing warrants against 40