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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-27
LOS.

~.~~~~~~.~~~O~~N~
UyATCH-On Monday night. near George
w Jordan's on WalthAm road, lady's gold
watch and chain. 80 reward to finder. Re-
turn to MRS. LYNDON E. TREApwELL, Els
worth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-03-27
Eur Salt.

WAGON - Light road wagon, in good re.
w pair. Inquire Of ANDREW Moon. Ellis
worth Me.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16
TWO NEW STEEL
STEAM SCHOONER
no 1910 USED IN LUMBER TRADE
Oh PACIFIC COAST 2OOO TONS
CAPACITY.

The Robert Dollar Goa OF san Fran
cisco, has awarded u contract To the
Moran co., seattle wash, for the con-
sDructon of two steel steam schooners,
which are TO bc used In the lumber
trade u the Pacific coast Each OF tho
vessels win be 40 fcct In length and
have % freight capacity Of 1000 tons
Thoy arc To- be- sisjcr ships ana single
screw vessels Tho contract calls FOR
their completion by the early part OF
uoyt summer
George S. Boodlo, Of San Francisco,
has awarded contracts to the BcndlX-
son Shpbuidmg COO Eureka cal, for
two steam schooncrs. each Of which
win bc $50 feet iu length, 3S feet IN
beam and % roct iu depth Of hold AZ
ter The hulls of the vessels have been
completed they win bo towcd TO Port
land, ore, whore their engines will be
installed by The Willamette Iron
Works. The vessels are to be used IN
carrying lumber FOR the Michigan Lum-
Der co., Of G9y's Harbor ore. which
plant has been purchased by Mr.
Bcadlo.
The steamer George W. Elder has
been completely rented at Portland,
ore, ana has begun trips between that
place and san Francisco.
The Grays Harbor Lumber co. has
purchased q controlling interest in the
nov steamer Hoqulam, now being
completed IN california, This vessel
win carry 100000 feet Of lumber and
WIN cost when completed $4,000 The
Ioqulam win be used exclusively on
the Graya Harbor-San Francisco run.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16
NEN
JAPANESE LINER
H1TACHT MARU GOES ON YO-
KOHAMA-V1CTORGA RUN THIS
MONTH-SOOO TONS NET.

The new Hitnchl-Marp, the finest
vessel OF the Nippon Yusen fleet, VIII
be placed ON the Yokohama-Victoria
run this month. This vessel, which Is
now being completed at the Kawasha
Shlpyards mt NagasaN Japan, is OF
1000 tons greater capacity than the
Tango Maru, at present the largest of
the companys craft. She was built to
replace the former Hitachl-Maru,
which was sunk In June 1904, by the
Russian Vladlyostuk squadron. which
was raidlng In the Sea Of Japan.
The Hltachl-Maru was carrying
troops, guns and railway material for
the siege of Port Arthur, when she was
ovcrhauIcd by the cruisers Rossa,
Gromobol and Rurik. capt. Campbell
the Scotsman I'm charge, with his Jap
ancsc officers, refused to surrender,
and the decks were rakcd with shrap-
mel before the vessel was finally tor
pcdood ana sunk Few OF those on
board escaped.
The now Hitachi- Maru Is q vessel Of
5000 tons not fitted with every modern
convenience Of nrst-class passenger
traffic
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16

other iyrauts of their ilk have been
laid iDw boy the bullets of the rcyo-
uuonists one after another iu such
quick succession. SIN others of that
crew are marked.
"lu bis courtroom / told Gen. Paw
loU, who prosecuted me aud sem
fenced me To prison that we rcyolu-
tiouists would forgive the bureau
crncy all IT'S cruclucs, the wicked
ness and the denominations IL had
pcrpctutcd, all the misery and the
suffering 10 had brought upon the
great Russian people, but there was
one thing we would never forgive IT,
one thing our children would never
forgive 81, and thot was It's having
, forced us iu the ucrrd name Of lib
crfy to become murdcrcrs and assos-
sins,
But the chief reason, after all, why
mention payoG and the incident
lof bis taking Off rs ~ prove that we
4 have sympaihiIcrs with and members
Of our organization ~ the very high
lest circles Of the Russian court sol
IOthcrwisc how can you cNploin the
| fact that although pavlofl's garden
was closely watched and carefully
lguardod at every pcnctrnblr point bN
Igcndarmc. police and Cossac,, re-.
/ voluionlst found his way past them
Ian and into the hcui ol This most
| secluded Of rctrcms?'
f. Is. FRIEDMAN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16
GRSHUNY TELLS
0E HIS LIFE


absolutely with Banker SchiG Boz say.
ing that the lending Of gold to the
government is stupid considered
merely as q business transaction, for
The simple reason thnt The louns are
unsafe N the present government
totters and falls tha loans certainly
WI never be repaid ~ The people
are able to form constitutional gov
eminent they never viii permit their
preventative to repay the money
chat was used as the weapons OF war
against them iu their battle for lib
erty md equality.
However This position Of the poo
pie is becoming better known abroad
and the big bankers Of Europe daily
are growing more reluctant 10 come
TO the financial assistance Of the Rus.
sian government.
wow This fear Of collapse has
turned the government into frenzy
~ despair and rage and, not knowing
what else 10 DO IT. planned 20 massa.
ere on 70 scale go tremendous that IL
~ had been carried ont 10 would have
staggered The civilized world MOI
WIS this horrible design to have con
fined Itself 10 r. 'pogrom, or % massa.
ere 81 Jews ~ was 10 have inolud
~ The political prisoners, who have
been arrested by the hundreds late
~ members Of the radical societies
and Of worlfinVmcn's organizations
students and The Ike.
"The fighting league discovered the
plot through one Of ifs members and
80 resolved 70 risk ml inprcyontiDp
is being carried out And this IS why
30 many assassinanous Of members
Of the government have taken place
recently This Will tell you why Ig
uaueG, Van der Launit/, Pwlof and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16
STORIES 0E RAISULL

From Tangicr the correspondent of
the London Times senGs some inter-
esting tales Of Raisuli, the robber-
governor in Morocco: "Mulai Ahmed
ben Mohammed Er-Raisuli is a man
OF about 40 years Of age. lie Is by
birth sprung from one Of the most
aristocratic families in Morocco and
is a shereef. or direct descendant OF
the prophet, through Mulai Idris,
who founded the Mohammedan en-
pire OF Morocco. After having re-
ceiycd an excellent education in re-
ligion and religious law at Tetuan
he took to the profession of cattle
robber. At length his acts became
insuppOrtablc. The whole country
round lived IN terror of his raids.
The late sultan ordered his arrest.
His greatest friend betrayed him; he
was seized and sent 10 prison IN the
dreaded dungeons Of Mogador. When
three years ago, ] was Raisuli's pris-
oner AT Zinat he narrated more than
once to me the history Of those four
or five years spent in prison.
Gle showed me the marks Of the
chains on his ankles, wrists and neck;
he told me Of the filth and the cold;
Of the introduction Of a file in a
loaf Of bread; Of five months patient
work at night and of a long-delayed
flight. He escaped; but for very
few hours lie did not know his way
about the town, and he had forgotten
that the chains would almost prevent
his walking. lie entered a street
that had no outlet and was recaptur-
ed. Fresh chains were heaped upon
him, and IL was not tn two years
later that ne was released He came
back 10 his home meaning to live a
quiet and peaceful life, but he found
that his friend who had betrayed him
had become governor Of Tangier, and
confscatcd all his property. lie ap
piled for rs return, but could moi
obtain II. lie threatened, but they
laughed at him-and then he tool
10 his old profession again and be
came q brigand.
at was at this period that i frs
met him. was camping on q shoot
ing expedition near Arzeila when h
and his men paid me "a visit and spen
the night at my camp. ] confess tina
his personality was almost fascinat
ling. Tall, remarkably handsome, will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16
ROUGH on BILL.

"What has become Of Bad Bill?' ask
ed the now arrival In the Frozen Heart
hotel
bad Bm?" echoed the landlord. ooh
he bit the dust yesterday"
what? BAD Bnl dcad?"
"Oh no. Bill took a ride IN a tender
foots gasoline carriage and swallowed
u peck Of dust In twcnty-milc spin"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16

Here's n chance 10 ret a New
Ornamental PaHor Alarm cock
abaolufely free This IS n STAR
premium and SC boats anything
ever put out indeed. Wn'Vn
spread Ourselves ~ ssr1ra aH
unusually attractive, dIr4DIa
ana Ornamental ParOr Alarm
cock They seu eVerywhbfe fof
FIVE DOLIARs, but readers NJ
THE STAR can secure one aDao.
uteIy free.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16
FIGURATIVELY sPEAKING.

Greening Baldwin says ne has no
head for figures"
Browning Pehaps not; but he
seems to have eyes for them, all
right"
Greening "How's that?"
BTowning-"He invariably occupies
a front seat at burlesque shows"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16

the whitest of skins, a short dark
beard and mustache and black eyes,
with profile Greek rather than Semi
tic, and eyebrows that formed a
straight line across his forehead, Mu-
lai Ahmed Er-Raisuli was typical
and ideal bandit. His manner was
quiet, his voice soft and low and his
expression particularly sad. He
smiled sometimes, but seldom, and
even though 1 knew him much better
later on / never heard him laugh.
With his followers he was cold and
naughty, and they treated him with
all the respect due to his birth.
"When next l saw MIN I was his
prisoner at Iinat-in June, 1903. He
had altered a little. His face had
filled out, the mouth had become
harder and little more cruel, but
he was still remarkably handsome.
He had not changed for the better.
Only "a few months before my capture
he had sold one of his prisoners to
an enemy for 81 800 and stood by to
see the purchaser cut the victims
throat. On June 16, 1903, the sheree-
nan llODpb dlldthtu anu DuEilcu III
nat; the same afternoon / was cap
tured while riding in that vicinity
some six or eight miles outside Tan
gier. For eleven days 1 remained
shut up in small room in Raisuli's
house, after which was removed to
the mountains of Anjera.
''Raisuli's treatment of me was not
altogether bad, though on one or two
occasions in order to impress the
crowd of mountain tribesmen his at
titude was exasperatingly insulting
but on the whole, except for dirt
and discomfort and want of food, /
suffered no more than had previous
| ly done during many of my journeys
in Morocco and elsewhere. Raisuli
was almost always with me, and
was able to judge how quick and in
telligent he was. Eventually / was
Exchanged for sixteen rebel prisoners
whom the sultan was obliged to re-
lease in order to procure my restora-
ton to liberty"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16
LONG.LOsT BODY or
t,yrlB occur ~ tHnTfN IA

CHICAGO, january lj.-A dispatch
to tine Tribune from Galveston TcN.
says. 1lo body OF Charles Coghlau,
the playwright and actor, which has
been lost since the storm Of Scptcm-
Der 8, 1900, has been found IN its
metal coffin on the mainland in an
place. Hunters came
on the coffin, almost buried In q
marsh, hidden by the weeds. II had
been llftcd by the food and carried
nine miles from the cemetery.
- =
Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16

In the war or 1912 negroes were
early empolyed in 1874 Gen. Jack
son invited the free cooerd inhabi-
tants of Louisiana to come to the
colors and they furnished him con-
siderable contingent at the battle of
New Orleans. just before the bat
tie he issued n proclamation in which
he said: You surpass my hopes.
have found in you united, soldierlv
qualities, that noble enthusiasm which
impels to great deeds" In this war
the British used colored troops
against the Americans in Alabama.
where their army was principally
composed of negroes and Indians.
During the early days of the civil
war no negro soldiers were used by
the north. Indeed, great opposition
was made to their employment even
as laborers by quarter-masters and
engineers. Within two weeks after
the fall of Fort Sumter the south be-
gan to enlist them. The north was
fearful of offending southern sensi-
bilities, but no such consideration
prevented the south from using the
free negroes. In a review at New Or
leans Nov. 49, 1861, there was regi-
ment of l,4O0 free colored men. The
status Of the negro in Louisiana,
that old French and Spanish colony,
was, and even still is, different from
his status in other states. There
was a very large element of free col
ored men, quadroons, mulattoes and
g,,1
Strange to say-and here is a most
interesting unwritten chapter for the
historian-many of these people own
ed slaves themselves The jet black
Dumas family of Pointe Coupee par
ish, on the Mississippi, were one OF
the richest families in the state and
dined off silver plate. The free g..
ored people of Louisiana were de-
Tending their property when they
fought in the southern army.
Gen. David Hunter was the first
northern officer to enlist negroes. He
claimed authority under a war de-
partment order directing him to ac-
cept the services of 'all loyal per-
sons who desired to aid in the sup
preston of the rebellion in and
around Port Royal" He was order
ed to discharge them. On Aug. 25,
1862 Gen. Rufus SaXton was author
lied to enlist 5000 negroes. In De-
ccmber, 1868, 100000 negro troops
were in the service and the total
number during the war was 1s6,O17.
Negroes have always served in the
navy and are not segregated as they
are in the army. An agitation is
now in progress to abolish the sep
arate negro regiments and place black
and white soldiers in the same regi-
ments. Negroes and whites have no
trouble with each other in the navy
and mess together in complete amity.
In 1912 about onc-sixth of the Anne
rican sailors were colored and there
was an entire absence of prejudice
against them. They were especially
numerous I'm the ships on the great
lakes. Commodore Chauncey said: 81
have nearly fifty blacks on this ship
and many of them are among my best
men" Commodore Perry was origin
ally opposed TO them, but finally gave
them high praise for good conduct
and insensibility to danger. In the
celebrated picture of Perry's victory
n negro appears in the foreground.
The fine service of the negro sol
dicrs in Cuba and the Philippine is
well known to all.
1H@%%%4%6~~A@~@%@%N+@%.@%~&O
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16

THIS ILLU8TEATGON WILL GIVE THE READER
IDEA or THE APPEAHANcE or THE NEW ORNAMENTAL PAR
LCE ALARM CLOCK, BUT THE ACTUAL SIZE or CLOCK
~ MUCH LARGER; r. Islands ABOUT
MASSIVE IN APPEAEANCE m ~ MADE on EBONIzED BAR
BUFF GUN INITIAL, or VERY OEEAMENTAL DESIGN, AND
FITTED WITH An EXTRA LOUD BELL ENTIRELY HIDDEN
mon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-16

Guaranteed by Manufacturer
10 be o perfect timepiece. The
clock can be seen at THE STAR
Office. II IS an attractive piece
Of furniture and when you see II
you Will want one TO replace that
cheap nickel affair which Is usu-
ally called an Alarm Clock. This
clock II made Of Gun Metal and
the movement Is guaranteed TO
keep absolutely correct time.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
z AVONDALE.

Chicago, Ill. Ma Geese
N%ajprzew. OLGA Kasprzyckie-
60, Generala 90. Zmartwych
wstahc6w, odbedzie sic Wiel-
k; Koncert po}aczony z Ora
toryum, ur. 'adzony przez Che
ny 6w. Wo]ciecha z parafH
6w. Jacka i Glory z parafii
6w. Jadwig;, w niedziele dnia
ego pazdziernika W hall Kim
ka, r6g Central Park i VOL
fran ulic. Bedzie wykonana
Kantata Kurkusowa profe
sora Zukowskiego z Bukowi~
ny i Oratoryum 6w. Wojcie-
cha. Organistv p. Barankiewi
GA z Lublina i. inne utwo-
ry muzyczne wokalne. Or
kiestra Thomasa grac bedzie
pod dyrekcya p. Go}asze~
wskiego. Przyjaciele haszego
Avondale i l%ubownicy dobro-
go 6piewu i muzyki powin~
ny pospieszyc ma tax wspa-
nia}y Koncert jakiego isto-
tnie ieszcze w Avouuale ME
bylo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

WASHINGTON, DC. -
~Poczmistrz chicagoski p:
Campbell, naradza} sic z
generalnym ~poczmistrzem
Meyerem W sprawie polecef
jake maja bye przedstawione
ma najblizszej sesyi Kongre.
su co do "zaprowadzenia "
Stanach Zjednoczonych po.
CITY pakietowej i co do kas
oszczednoSoi p%ocztowych. W
obu tych sprawach ma zostac
zwO1ana przez p~oczmistrza
Meyera Konferencya poczmi,
strz6w kilkudziesieciu mai
wazniejszych miast amery-
kanskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
LEO, Mimi.
% Wrzesnia 1907.

% Wrzesnia 1907.
'Szanowna RedakoYa Wiarusas'
Wostatnim numerze Wiarusa,
wyczyta}em korespondencya z Leo,
MINI. o ksiedzu, jakoby ambone
zrobi}, kosci6t chcia} malowaG, j..
t. p. - Koresponden6w ME. po~
da} rzeczy jak sig maja. Ambone
robi} majster Jan Zabrocki, Jan
Nowaczek, i ksiazd. . malowaniu
kozcio}a ksiadz sig tylko wyrazi},
re malarzom powie i pokaze jak
maja co malowaG - ale mowy bye
o tenn ME moze, re ksialz chce
malowaG z malarzami.
Prawda re ks. p%roboszcz z Leo,
lubi zajmowa6 sig roma praca -
ale do tego bierze ch}op6w on
i'm ma}o co pomoze kier uje ty]@
ko robotnlkami ably dobrze zrobi-
Ii. Majac ks. proboszcz reumaty I'm
W nogach, niekiedy ME moe AMI
we mszy ukleknac, ami pc ,scho~
dach is6 - a pc rusztowanlach j
drabinach bedzie }azif? 49, no! -
Me WIEN, co korespondentowi
przysz}o do g4owy, 0 proboszczu W
Leo, taxa wiadomo6G do Wiarusa
podac.
%Ifn z 0b, met6w WiGrusQ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
Nasz SIS gatunek

Ia odziez jest ma wskros reka szyta. Robiona
z pieknej we}nianej sergy. trykotu, twyd6w ve~
lours, kaszmir6w, cheviot6w i innych fabrykacy1
najlepszego gatunku. Ubiory 50 z pojedyhczem i
podwojnem napiersiem, reka wykonczane z "a
pietym ko}nierzem, g}adkie lub z mankietami
rekawy. Wierzchni surdut W najzzrabniejszej
formie. P}aszcze ma deszcz take. Te So spree
dawane gdziekolwiek az do $40, nasza cena
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

PITTSBURGH, Pa W Will
kinsburgu, ~przedmiesciu Pitt
sburgs, urzednicy aresztowa.
Ii zesz}ej niedz1eli wieiu NILE
czarzy, "a to, re ci powazyli
sic sprzedaHa az mleko W ME-
dziele! 49, Glupie to prawo,
boz przeciez be- m]eka ME
podobna sic oby6 ludziom W
niedzie]e! Ubozsi ludzie, ME
majac lodowni, ME mega u.
zywac W niedziele sobotniego
mIeka i musza jekupowac i
W niedziele, gdyz ipaczej to
biedna dziatwa ME dostanie
W niedziele mleka, tax kc-
niecznego do zycia i drowia
dzieci!- Gtupje to zakazy,
w%znawiane przez og}upia}ycb
fanatyk6w professionalism!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

700 pieknych powabnych u
twor6w jesiennych i limo
wych kapuluszy, AMI dw6ch
r6wnych, "a pot ceny W sro-
de 2. pazdziernika potrwa
jeden tydzien W naszym no"
wynn pieknie urzadzonym
miejscu sprzedaly W base
mencie. Choate q Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
n So gatunek

W,elkie urozma;cenie nadzwyczaj modnych
ubior6w, ktorym r6wnc sprzedaja innl kupcy pc
$1,000. Tie ubrania 50 robione z wielka ogled~
noeciq, podIug o~statn1ej mody z pojedyhczem i
podw6jnem naplersiem z trykot6w, sergY, .kasz~
mir6w, it'd. W g}adkich kolorach i fantastycz~
nych mieszan1nach. Take wielki wyb6r wierz
chnich surdut6w i p}aszczy ma deszcz. Kazdy z
tych to piekna odz;ez, modra dobrze przylega,
i d}ugo sig nosi So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

NEW HAVEN, ILL.,, Ma je.
dnej z pobliskich miastu to-
mu farmie sp}one1a stodo}a
W kt6rej z}ozonem byby s'a.
no, wraz z Gala zawartoscia j
czterema dziecmi farme-
"a Sargenta, w}asciciela tel
fanny. Dzieci bawily sic "
sianie zapa}k ami, mic divine.
go tel, re siano zapali{y
i za1:im sic zen wydo-
bye zdo}a}y, juz utracity PREY:
tomnosc cd ognia i dymu.
Polar spostrzezono dopiero:
gdy p}omienie .dach obje]y
pc ugaszeniu ognia - rodzi-
CO z przerazeniem i rozpacza
znalezli W zgliszczach 1--WE
CLONE trupy swych dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

700 artycznych kapeluszy
jesiennych z%imowych, kaz-
|dy inny "a pot ceny W Cho-
tea wyprzedazy kapeluszy "
6rode 2. pazdziernika Spree
daz potrwa caiy tydzie6 W
nsszYm nowo nrzadzonym
pieknym sk}adzie W base
m encie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
FARMA MA

100 akrowa farma SO ARROW
pod p}ugiem III ARROW }aki
reszta las i p~astwiska. Nowy
dwu pietrowy dom mieszkal-
ny iinne z~abudowania. Maj
Iepsza woda W. okolicy, stu
dnja wiercona W kamieniu
rzeczka przezyna laki. Mia
do polskiego koscio}a i szko-
ty paraf. i do publicznej W
Pine Creek. 10 mil do Vino
ny 8 mil do Arcadia q do
stacyi kolejowej Dodge, Wis.
Zg}osic sie d. John M. Les
man 1852 49, Highforest ul.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

700 pieknie ubieranych
jesiennych i %zimowych, po'
%najnowszej modzie kapelusze
n%ajnowsze fasony, najnowsze
kolory "a pol ceny. Choate'a
sprzedaz kapeluszy rozpocz-
ME sic W 6rode 3. pazdzier.
nika i potrwa cafy tydzie6
W naszym nowym pieknie u
rzadzonym sk}adzie W base
mencie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

700 wy6mienitych fason5w
do stroju ! do wyjscia ma u
lice kapeluszy "a po}owe
ceny W srode Z. pazdzierni-
ka. Sprzedaz potrwa ca}y ty-
dzie6 W naszym pieknym
nowym sk}adzie sprzedazy W
basemencie. H. Choa1e &
Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
Nasz $40 gatunek

Nasz dziesiec d~olarowy gatunek Jest bardzo
popularity, z kt6rego ~wieksza czesc winchskich
robotnlk6w wybiera. Ubiory W tom urozmaiceniu
So pieknie odrobione W odpowielnich fabrykach
W g}adkich kolorach 1 fantastycznie sortowanej
mieszaninie, krojone W Jason z pojedyhczem i
podw6jnem napiersiem wykohczane ubierane "
.wybornym stylu. W1erzchnie surduty pfaszcze
ma deszcz 50 reka szyte we wszystkich o%statnich
stylach, wartosci az do 1880 po........ $40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
Nowejesienne
KOSZULE
do stroju
$l.OO

20 tylko o%trzymali-
bardzo piekny wyb6r
nowych jesiennych ko,
szul W wybornych o.
statniej mody kolorach.
So one bardzo foremne
we wszystkich rozmia-
rach z perkalu, madra-
su, zephyru i innych
materyaf6w W g}adko
modrym, z6}tym, bia-
lynn it'd l ~fantastycznie
~prazkowanym, nakra-
pianym ~kratkowanym
it'd. gatu, ku, g}adkie
lub fa}do wane piersl,
przyczepiane Tub csob-
ne mankjety, pc
$l.OO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

WASH, W "a,
toce Ell ]iot W poblizu South
Alkali znaleziono ma brzegu
morskim krfer, zawierajacy
zw1oki m1odej kobiety, oraz
diva listy pisane ma pap!erze
handJarza wegla Coringtona
z Seattle. Policya dosz}a pc
< tel wskaz6wce DO sladu zbro'
dni; stwierdzono, re zabita
by}a II letnia Agnieszka
Treuman - Ccrington, kt6ra
jak 6ladv ma szyj wskazuja
zosta}a prawdopodobnie udu-
szona. MAJ jej, kt6ry dar
wniej pracowaf W Seattle W
skladzie w6dek Dilscheime-
ra, znik4 i cd szeregu dni
ME widziano go. Zy} on re
iona 49, jak PIES z kotem
i policya przypuszcza. re "
k16tni zadusj1 ia a potem
cia}o W kufer w}ozy} i dc
mora rzuci}. Zarzadzono "a
MIN po6cig; energiczne sledz'
two " toku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
Nasz $40 gatunek

To usortowanie jest ola m~eiczyzn kt6rzy chca
odz,e:, kt6ra jest - nieco lepsza niz zwyk}eu-
brania po tych cenach. Ia odziez ~wfaczona jest
pod kazdym wzgledem odpowiednio do wyro"
bow krawieckich, pc pcdw6jnej Genie. Ubrania
" naizgrabniejszych, ~ostatniej mody fasonacb.
Zakietyy wierzchnle i oravenety W rozmaitym ga
tunku, robione reka z najwyborniejszej we}nla-
mel materyi we wszystkich wzorach, po.:~$2O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03
widzie6 pred SODA przestrze-
nj d}uzszej mad 80 jard6w.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi -

ST. PAUL., MINI Ma
zebraniu stowarzyszenia Am.
Soc. of Equiv, do kt6rego
nalezy $4,000 farmer6w, po-
stanowiono wCbec nieswie-
tnych urodzaj6w W roku bic.
zacym podniesc ceny zboza
/ tax ME sprzedawac pszeni-
cy nizej S 1.25 "a buszel, ma
sienna lnu nizej 100, owsa
nizej SO. 70. it'd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-03

CHICAGO, Ill. Ma Sheri'
dan Road W Rogers Park
wydarzy}a sic wczoraj ranc
ko]izya pomiedzy pociagiem
towarowym a pociagiem r.
botniczym k 9 C.M. and
St. Paul. Oba pociagi mocnc
zosta1y uszkodzone. 10 cs6t
zosta}o niebezpiecznie polka.
leczonych, a z tych dwie
n~iezawodnie umra. Najciezej
rokaleczonych zawie*iono do
szpitala Br. Alexyan6w: Ko
lizya wylarzy}a sic ma skre-
cie, " skutek czego kondun-
ktorzy %lokomotyw ME mcgl