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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-18

Miss Jessie Waterman will 20 to Dumas today to visit her father, Col. Gus Waterman, for few days.
 Mrs. J. ', Stahlr~of Dumas, fg IT. the .rcfty visiting Mrs Gus Water
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-18

-Gleveland- Matthews Hdw. Co.,, have a world of useful and beautiful Xmas Presents and will be open every night until Xmas. It will pay you to visit them. .'..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-18
ESCAPE TAKEN
 BY LOCAL POLICE

Night Chief of Police Ed Francis and Patro.men Boyd and Hargrove picked up a fifty dollar reward last
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-18
FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINE 20 East Barrauue St,

Open p. m. to 7:30 a. rn. and r.- liable. Special attention to train car. Old phone 39i New phone 102. Mos-. Offord, prop. Pine Blutf. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-18
BRIEF MENTION.
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Jake Maloney, of Monticello, spent yesterday in the city with X. ".
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
pa - II q II L a..
n-n. 1Ihs Kind You Haze ussp Bougiz
''s, e &M2ZIMx

Business-tfke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right Times Prfntfng CO., Is
John R-st Phone l4sS
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
CURRENT PALAVPR
OF The POLITICIANS

A big ralley OF Second ward Re-
publicans was held In Duffield hall
Tuesday evening. Among the speak
ers were Charles Wright. Charles Gull
yer, w. F. Kingsley. George Waldo.
II. w. Busch, John Eisman. Charles
A. Nichols. w. II. Turner, T. Hawley
Christian. George Humbert and Rich
ard Lindsay.
John ". Anhut has formally made
his bow as a candidate for state sena-
tor from the Fourth district. re- Is y
Republican. of course. and bright
young attorney who has been active
In politics for a number OF years. He
will run as an independent. not con-
recIed with any faction.
DIR. James B. Bradley will soon
have two headquarters In Detroit.
His state organization will center In
the Offices to be opened In the Males
tic building in charge OF Postmaster
II. c. Minnie. Of Eaton Rapids, and
y. ". McCausey. of Union City. A
Wayne county Bradley headquarters
will be opened IN the Home Bank
building In charge OF Henry A. Dick
son
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
COUNCIL SESSION IS
FEATURED BY PAIR
OF SQUABBLES
ONE ROW OVER ATTEMPT TO
AMEND WATSON ORDINANCE
AND CONTROLLER is CENTER
OF OTHER HOT SCRAP.

Warm weather seemed TO get on
the nerves OF the aldermen Tuesday
night. and two very bitter rows dis
turbed the progress of the council
meeting.
The greater one was over the at
tempt to take part OF the Ninth ward
out OF the saloon-restricted district, SO
that John Zielinski. q crippled molder.
might open a saloon on Dubois-st. He
had built his place before he learned
that no more new saloons may be
started In that section OF the city and
and will be ruined II not allowed to
open.
The majority Of the council took this
as an opening wedge by the saloon In
terests to break down the barriers set
up against the increase OF saloons. The
fact that church is fighting the
opening OF the saloon was commented
upon. All the Democrats except
Weber voted to allow the saloon SO
that II became somewhat Of party
question.
you all want the saloon when you
are running for Office; now you are
trying to get the votes Of few pin
heads" heatedly declared Aid. Goe-
schel. himself a saloonkeeper.
The question was finally settled
against opening the saloon. but the
question will come up for reconsidera-
ton next Tuesday.
Party feeling broke out on the read
ing OF the claims and accounts com
mittee's report allowing $50 to pay
George Jerome for work he did for the
controller In inspecting the Garner
Bros. sidewalks. The committee
stated that 1t believed the action Of
the controller In hiring Jerome was
illegal and unwarranted and the infer
ence was that executive officers will
not be allowed to run such bills with.
out the councils consent In future. AS
Jerome did the work In good faith. the
committee voted to pay him, however.
This Is caution to the controller
in his frantic efforts to get testimony
to bolster UP a personal lawsuit" said
Aid. Heineman, referring to the
mayors legal troubles with Garner
Bros. I'VE have become SO used to
giving thousands for Investigations
the dignity OF wild goose chases. that
we might as well pay this"
Aid. Mcclellan took occasion to
roast the streets committee for hiring
Howard Beck, former deputy con-
troller, to investigate the Hawkins re-
port on the d. p. W.. saying that Beck
has a partner who Is q d. p. w. en-
ploye.
The auctoneers' ordinance. govern
Ing the practice Of that profession In
Detroit, was put through. 1t provides
for a fee Of 500 and a bond Of $4,000.
the license being revocable II an auc-
tioneer sells goods under false pre-
lenses. and fines are provided for the
violation OF number Of other re-
strictions. such as receiving goods
from minors or selling on the streets
or using any crier or bell In connec-
ton with an auction. The aim Of the
ordinance Is to prevent fraudulent
practices in auctions and to drive out
irresponsible. nonresident auctioneers
who come here to hold fake sales.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Will be started anew. The squabble
is one that Is almost a score OF years
old. Several citizens claim the prop
erty comprised In Custer-ave. under
old tax titles and these are now de-
clared valid The city has big on
set to charge UP in the way OF I'M
paid city taxes for years and this
will largely decrease the amount OF
the verdict for street opening.
william, Dnines. rooming mt No. 70
Beaubien-st., has asked the police to
assist In search for his brother,
Mark John DANES. IL years old. who
morning, saying he was going TO
work. and has not been heard from
since. Young DANES came TO De-
troit from England only last Sep
Gently as messenger for the West
ern Union, but has not been at work
this week and has not even called
for the wages that are due him.
For the hrst time, the general public
was given IN opportunity. Tuesday
night, OF inspecting the magnificent
new ID. c. steamer city OF Cleve-
noon. the boat tied no at the foot
OF First-st.. the gangplank was low
cred and all visitors were welcome.
1t was the first time the boat had
been viewed by night. and she pres
ented an imposing sight, with lights
glowing In every window and in
every section OF the great craft. Ii
IL estimated that fully 5000 people
made tour Of the boat during the
evening.
In a meet of the committees of the
Detroit Society for the study and
Prevention Of tuberculosis, In the
lfotel Pontchartrain Tuesday after
noon, Mayor Thompson issued proc
lamation, making Tuesday. June o
Charity day, and urged every De-
troiter. rich or poor. to contribute 70
the fund Monday. n floral key 70
the city will be presented by Mayor
Thompson to Mrs. McGraw, who rep
resents the society. This will take
place on the steps of the city hall
at $3.50 o'clock. in the presence OF n
number OF guests invited for the oc-
casion
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

iax Co. is John R-st Phone led
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
THREE-CENT FARES
PAY, SAYS DU POINT

Confidence in the success OF three
cent fares in Cleveland is warmly ex'
pressed by A. B. Dupont. who Is oper'
ating the lines In that city under the
holding company arrangement. He
was In Detroit for time Tuesday
returning on the night boat.
I'VE did not make any money dur
ing the strike. but are doing well
now and are convinced that three
cent fares will pay" he says. I'VE
shall be able to meet our interest Oh.
legations at the end Of the first year.
At the end OF 60 days we shall dis.
continue the charge OF one cent extra
for transfers. We have already dis
covered through this extra charge
that not more than half the transfers
formerly issued were honestly used.
Mr.. DUPONT would not discuss the
causes OF the strike
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
OORAN READY
To SWING Ak
SAYS CLERKS FIGHTING HARD
EST FOR JOBS WILL BE
DROPPED.

The ak will be swung by Assessor
Dorau. after the change N the com
plexion Of the board July /. upon the
necks OF those clerks who are trying
hardest to hold down their jobs in
the office. A number Of these are
trying TO prevent any changes being
made, except for cause, by working
to have the aldermen hold up any at
tempted removals and appointments.
Il cannot be expected to show any
respect for the men who are trying
to take away all authority from me.
said Doran plainly. THE men who
are trying to disrupt the board will
be ousted.
THE council cannot expect good
work from the assessors office un-
less the assessors have control over
the clerks. They cannot have that
unless they are given power Of re-
moval.
1T Is not my purpose to remove
all the Republicans. The best men
will be kept. But the Democrats will
get their proper share of power, as
the Republicans have had. They
have counted several Codd men as
Democrats. will not pick out Codd
men especially in making removals.
however. II they want to fight, I
will give them all they want Of It,"
Mayor Thompson Is expected to
name John c. Nagel or Edward
Keusch, probably the former, as the
coming assessor. within a week or 80
and then there will be a scramble In
the Democratic ranks to get beneath
the plum tree when the ripe fruit
falls. The Republican clerks are in
doubt as to which of them are to be
dropped.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
lNTERURDAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurbnn Line~

Detroit United Interurban LiBcA
Time table subject to change without
FLINT LIMITEDs-Daily. s:l6 a. m.
and 4:15 y. m. Locals for Rochester:
Romeo. Orion and oxford. a, IN. and
nou ana T eyary 4 TWO p Souri Fur until ns
For Wyhndotte and rrenton, 5:ss q.
m. eos a. ma. and every 90 minute.
until s:os a. M then half % hourly Until Until
sos ?. m. then half hourly until i1:ss
p. m. On Sunday. nrst car starts at
roD en 1850 sso a. o' M. them hall hourly
until D. m. then hourly until III p. m
First care one-half hour later on Sun
For Farmington, Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake and Pontiac--6 a. IN. and hourly
until IL y. m. First car one hour later
RAPID RAILWAY sysrEM-Por.
Huron Limited. daily. 7:46 =. m. l2;tS
and sts Mo Tss f Civ Ne AND Pnr;
se A Rt TO Msrir To c clsme sst' hsi
hog5ly $50 a m p % Fl M c, sna hourly yy
s Shore Line hourly. s'ss a. m. to Gas
DETROIT: MONROE 4 TOLEDO
daily. sac a m; i 40 a. m. a;.C and
$50 D. m. Locals for lockwood. New.
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. $3.50
a. m. to $40 D. m. also $50 and IL
DETROIT, JACKSON 4 CHICAGO
Ry.-Limiteds. 7:45 a. m. l2:45 and s:4s
p. m. Locals. for Jackson. a. m. and
Arbor, a. m. and hourly until IL p.
m: for Saline. $3.50 a. m. and every two
hours until $3.50 p. m. also 10 p. m; for
every two hours until $3.50 p. m, also
IL p. IN.
rfterurban cars pass Waiting sta
tjon. corner of armed and Griswold-
sts.. last cars awaiting the closing Of
theaters.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
CITY BOILER INSPECTOR
EXAMINATION.

The civil service examination for
City Boiler Inspector. Chief Assistant
Boiler Inspector and Assistant Boiler
Inspector. in accordance with the pro-
visions OF the City Ordinance, will be
held on Friday. June 9Th. 1905. at 7: 80
O'Clock p. m, In the Board OF Educa.
ton building, so Broadway.
Candidates must file application for
such examination on blanks furnished
by the undersigned not later than
June 9Th. at 1886 y. m..j or any day
prior thereto during once hours. $50
a. IN. to $3.50 p. m.
Published BY order OF the Common
Council and Board OF Examiners.
GEORGE r. oAsToN,
City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
JOE LABADIE GETS
WATER BOARD JOB BACK

With the loss OF only two days pay,
Joseph A. Labadie, the gentle an
archist," goes back on the water
boards pay roll He was discharged
Saturday from his $40 a month posi-
ton In accordance with the resolu-
tion put through the board by Com
missioner Pound last month, but at
the June annual meeting. Tuesday
afternoon, he was put back on the
job. The board had been flooded with
petitions for his reinstatement.
The board will issue $250.000 OF wa
ter bonds July II. They are for 80
years at 3 IL per cent.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Yale-Smith separated
In April, but few knew OF the domes
tic disagreements until Attorney Fan
cher Nicoll. who represents YaleSmith
In his business affairs. admitted he
had been served In divorce action by
publication.
II was admitted, too. that the young
man had about\come TO the. end OF his
/. financial rope after, experience in the
bankruptcy courts.
Mrs Yale-Smith first began proceed.
ings for a separation. but later a di.
vorce action was begun In the supreme
court. In the meantime Yale-Smith
went abroad. and less than two weeks
ago was summoned In the case In Lon
don.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

The genial doctor will open his
campaign formally with a speech In
Maple Rapids. Friday evening He
depends upon the strength OF the
anti-third term sentiments throughout
the party to win him the nomination.
During the last six weeks, DR. Brad
ley has sent and received thousands
Of letters and these reflect q senti-
ment against more than two terms
for governor.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
SPECIAL MATINEE
IN LYCEUM FRIDAY

The demand for seats for The Girl
OF the Golden West" the current
weeks attraction In the Lyceum, Is SO
large and growing that the manage
ment has decided to give a special
performance Friday afternoon. the
seats now being on sale The Girl Of
the Coded West" Is David Belasco's
biz success. In which Blanche Bates
scored such a distinct hit, and IL Of
fsrs Mas Courteney excellent oppor-
tunity to exploit her versatility.
charm and vivaciousnesa
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
DE Bav CITY Division

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
BABY BEST SECURES
DECREE OF DIVORCE
FROM YALE-SMI7H

NEW YORK. June 3.-Announce-
ment was made today that Mrs. Annie
Livingston Best Yale-Smith, who was
known as Baby Best" before her
marriage to Elirur Yale.Smith last No
vember. has secured an interlocutory
decree OF divorce and the right to re-
sumo her maiden name.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
Attorney J. g. Dickinson sued.

Mary F. Kinmont. executrix Of the
estate OF Elizabeth Firth. has begun
suit In the circuit court against Julian
G.. Dickinson. the attorney. 1t Is
claimed that Dickinson, as attorney
and adviser for Miss Firth, induced
her to buy 70 shares Of stock In the
Detroit Vapor Stove Co. at $40 per
share, representing that the stock
was q good investment and hard 70
get. II Is alleged that Dickinson
owned the stock which he sold. that
II Is purely speculative, and has paid
no dividends.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Depart foot OF RandoIph-bt.
Leave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays IT
D. m, for ST. Clair, Port Huron, Lex
inxton, Port sanilac, Forester, Forest
vile, Harbor Beach, Port Hope and hay
City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
@onq.kie Bapelu.zs
podlug najnowssej mody spree
ajestosunkowo najtaniej
Leok,avd.ila ia, Bambenek
nj
NajnoWszy %europejski
Wynalazek

ma WzmOcn1en1e l utrZyman!e
w1osow.
Opisz stan wlos6w " Jakim o.
becnie 50, jest to gf6wna zasada do
poznania odgadnienia sfaboScj,
Jezeli w1osy pe}zna albo znajdu.
je sic 1ueka " g}owie, prosze wy
czesawszy suche w1osy przysfaG
ola zbadania-
Jezeli chcecie mice leki dobre j
skuteosne, odniescie sic wprost do
muie, a pc uzyciu tychze doznaoit
n1ezawodnych skutk6w.
I%nteressnci zg~fsszajacy sic d..
mnie, winni adresowaG:
Prof. j. N Brnndza, Specialist,
! Broadway q South sth ST..
j: Brooklyn, New York
Powyzsze lekl 50 znane tylke
mnie .samemu, W zadnych sk{adacb
togo ME maja. Wszelkie- informa.
eye darmo. Setki tysiecy roznai
tych 4ysych, kt6ryn, to lekarstwe,
pomogfo, zawdz'eczaja "a tax
wie]kie dobrodzieietwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
Ma sprzedaz

Dobra 1870 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod.
plugiem, reszta b6r j past
wiska. Dom murowany idu-
.zy nowy chew, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydia i 6 koni, j o
kolo 100 ton6w siana, r6z-
me budynkj, dobra studnia,
wszystko W na6epszym 20.
rzadku. Tylko 2a mill Cd Wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg6l6w
u wia6ciciela J6zefa Szumi6-
skiego W Bluff Siding, Wis
+--Ef'sE E- --s-.~.. ---. "fFrrH E- ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29

.#SssFsa Tssss. 49, I..a J. ls
do opuszczeInliia
=wzg66lIlzzab przys]al ~ ~ 1 4! 81
..m 1lillt s. 10 ~ . ul1agow1iiskl,o g dW y.
s1dluggie. mi 81 krWia ludzka
I.podobno z u sc Oswald
Eczajac Jagielfe; % niezawod-.
ME ME ME: ME mn sic soz l,tq. biz
|kii.edy tx 4: d 81 ezeka, vice.
przysyla e - j WitoldeLowi1
.hiod potrzebna: Jagiello Cd
IpoWiedls,iila,l::
I g Mans y IN ! R4l zlgI ii broni.
|aoa '|''||l' Il fle si p'1' ~ '| te mic
cze J. N. lako z 'lIl|'|I1 z ~
bo5 i'll u zlW1'y9 |ii||I a. zVRyciez-
81 NIECE 10 s j oddaie,"
Nazajutrz, . b6ylo to dnia
IS lipca, srozyla sic do pos
IIE'l MA eg e!r' 3 bqlr z v
.po1utdEnie nieb : sic: iWg'Y'7]ppeogo-
.d lzs i na '' up lS niezmier-
ny. Jagiieflo pie pie ce,hceac dlu-
lei czekaf, kauai I zatrabic do.
boju. PierWszy Witold, ME
.cies1rIp p y i {, :, wYsu-
nal sic naprz6d ze sWeml hui.
CANT i . ze Litwini byli lex.
ko uzbrojeni, K.rzyzacy
sslks;,w's,a'9Lpl,llliiWl e ( n. pa n MS! sic. rzu-
Gill. Pc kilkagodzinnei. BIZ
twie zaczeH Litwini ustepo-
wac; " poplochu runela-wiel-
:>>ch1o1ragiew litewska ma:
ziemiadjuz Krzyzacy poanie-
Sill okrzyk zwyciestwa, kiedy
jeden : polslich ryeerzy
prsygkoqsyl j obalopa chora-
giew podni6sl wysoko. ia
piornnem razeni= stane-
Il uciaFajacy ma miejscu.
ttenis'avie ratuj'"
e jakoby jeden
" gzeregach litewskich
i z nieslyohana zapalczywo-
acia udeIzYli ma Krzyzakow
:kt6rynrstefaz ~ostatnie SECS
nadcie: cheragwi krzyzackich
stojacych W obwodzie PREY
szlo " pomoc; ale tel i Po]a::
cy zostawili eobie ma wszelki
przypadek 6wieze silly i,te to-
raz uderzyly ma znuzonych
iuz Krzyzak6w.
Gag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29

DIVA m~liesieezny
procent pc E Cd sta
platny 1styeznia19O9
Cd wszystkich dlepo-
.noWanych pieniedzy
pred, Tub
'dnia 4 Iistop. 1908,
" naszYm Winqdskim.
banku .~oszcze.d4,nl1l ,lo
1t Winona Savings
Bank:
49,. ..s@ass,isAsr.A At1@ :ss-.z: 81 r25ZIs -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
5lOpoMedzia1fszyno Kspg
,JAGI.E[IK, Il
pOgrOmca Krzyzallk|[6tjWV'.

~ l...-
! o%atyohn '' V':yj' Y
wiedzial JagieIle wojne.
A mospanie, tego ~ mad '''1
tol oburSenie bylo ogro :'.''Il,I9'
ale zanim Polacy sic sl1l q:
straekli, juA Kr q 4 / do ''l.|'
Bydgoezy spalili miasto j
dalej ma Polske! Witold win
Messy .zaczai zamiatae 20.
swojemus / ne zmudzi, ty II,
czasem Jagie}}o zebra} vol
ska CO m6g}. j czempredzej
ruszyl naprzeciw Krzyzakom.
j odebral i'm zburzony Byd-
.goszcz. Krzyzacy ME spo..
:dziewali sic, ze Polacy tax
.predko zdobeda sic ma cd.
p6r, vice tedy chcac korzy-
STAG ma czasie, powiedzieli
:Jagielle: ,Poc6z sic zaraz
many bit?" Przeciez my
.wojny ME pragniemy, my.
tax pragniemy pokoiu j
6wietej zgody = i zaczeli
'naboznie rece sk}adat i o.
czami przewracac vice
1wybierzmy sobie po6rednika
bezstronnego, ma prAyklad:
.kr6lasc zeski.ego Waclawa.
Ko'ntent vi : togo sJagiel-
s&SxNEF& ,AtC .. - s. ~Sa-, - -.S 50
q, 30 il. p6zao bylo =
iiesieni, : potem, ft6Aby ME
"a zgodar Vice podpisal
zawieszenie broni az do sw.
Jana roku. nastepnego j zdal.
sic ma. sad Waclawa, o kt6-
by} przekonany, ze be-
die sadzi} ~sprawiedliwie,
boo on Wac}awowi, tez nos
~ a>.etsEHESs ~ -;
:dobna wy6wiadczy} przyslu-
ge i go dill go Z bratem Zyg-
muntem, chociaz zamiast ich
.pogodzic, bylby sobie m6gl
i korone cze.
ska i wegierska.
Zanadto widac ufa1 Jagie}-
TO poczciwodci ludzkiej; ME
.wiedzial, ze Krzyzacy owo4
po6rednictwo porzadnie
swpierw wysmarowali j Wac
1awowi 50, ooo z}otych w'ci,sne'
ii " reke!
Kiedy Jagie1lo oczekiwa'
sadu kr6la Czeskiego, do
wiedzial sic, ze Krzyzacy ma
maWiaja ma nowo 6widr1,y :
sgielle, ably rozpoczal5 zatargi5
u Witoldem. Widzac tedy,. zes
u Krzyzakami pod zadnym
xaru nkiem ;pokoiu utrzymac
ME. muzna, 1postanowil przy
Esposobif sia dobrze na vol
=ne. W Bsze1oiu JiteWskitn
porozumial sic : Witoldem
--T77-Tzz7r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29

uEEE%. ~ @S-AHHa
. ~
Bdas i Tbba, xs,azeczka do nabor
gn,oo,n Ram. zbidr naile,aseqo
nabozeh6stwsi MISUNDERSTANDING.
rozmiaru 4x24 cali $500. 45c
4
:, .,,x~Lo. :.
Lrxea.. SOC
a.
.a.a. l;.1o;
I,,.aa, - IN
i1e1
skor4e - 'y'uiikie al,
ooone ~
skorke, ze z1ooonym ty.oi' i.'e ;
,wewn4'rz Ia oA1au ~
krHyzyR Perfo"e] mac " l."o :
Skart dussy-zbior na}lcPs1ego ns''
bozenstwa !, p'esni kosc'elnyen'
ksIa2eczka ois m'oa4!ez3i opr@"'
nym 'y''i'A' su 1e'"o "o D' H.
~
Skarc d'lszy-oprawna ang,elska
TkorRe' 2 'y'un.'n,
11oco'e w. es''''''''''' oo
akar6 aszy-oprawns " m,2kka
'korke 2 z1oconym ey'a' an,
zfocone Drzeel'''''''''''." oo0
Ssor1 as4ssy-x m,ekAle9 oPlsw's
, 2 'y'u'e'n' 1ao az
wy
izamcczki.m, z4ocone brsegi SOC
Hknrb duazn-v elepanckief sk6>
T, = e. soo ats 1s''' '
Woore. CYL : sPosoD nspo''
Sni, oprswny v sk6rke ze $1,000
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze+
35c
.sona hoo, ohrazL;em =. =.
Ilsd..; tvtuliI;em IA
m1un --u-.lx.Lo Jo.
vu.e '.es' 70 ~
,iku'' y" A's" 1'''1 ~
Wybortk-oprawny " miekka sk6r
re : zfoconym tytullklem s5oco-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
Ciag daisy

I'll a&tE. II MsM%tNt4
Gag dalszy
Teraz wyczerpala sic cier-
pliwo6c Jagielly: nBy}bym
chyba kr6lem %malowanYmm,
gdybym " ten spos6b kraj
pozwolil krzywdzicl," wy
eklllstanowcgo j FACIAL sic
sposobic do krwawej rozpra-
wy. Wla6nie wtencsas wy
buchlo powstanie ma Emu
dzi, kt6rej cze66 ~posiadali
Krsyzacy. ODi to; nawracali
Zmudzin6w. mordami j po-
-s. FI.rai, .5ssa a.a.ar.. s'fs.. - -.rE.-.H- Er.i ,a.F|a &c.,.
zogami, a lud zmudzki, >kt6-
~ chcia} przyjac chrzest,
ale chrze'st 2 woody, ME z
krwi, buntowai sic przeciw-
ko Krzyzakom i gromadnie
przechodzi{ do Litwy. Krzy~
lacy zaozeli halasowac, 10 to.
sprawl Witolds, 10 Witold
zmudsin6w buntuje, ably ich
ma swoia: strone dosts6 ]
sposobiac sic do wyprawy.
przeoiwko Litwie, wys}ali
pos}6w do Jagie}}y z zapy-
taniem, cry chce .Witolda po-.
s~kromnic, ozy tez my6li mu
~dopomagats
iylla,ggtiello, kltd,lrego Jug !. d1aw-:
~ reklss 6.iersbia}a, byiby;
K srzy I. 2 c,hhettnaiiee da1 in,
no %odpowiedk, ale ME m6gi
DO do woiny potrzeba by&o.
~prsyxwolenia pan6w, 3 o to.
by}o trudnoo DO woina ko-
sstuie duto pieniedsy!
Vice tedy Jagie{}o swo}a}
pan6w ma zjasd do kecsycY,
a tam uradzono, aby wYs}a6
do Kizyzak6w Arcybiskupa
gniezniefskiego Kurowskie-
go i kilku pan6w, kt6rzyby
Krzyzakom W dobroci pred.
stswili st6sunek Litwy do.
Polski, se Witold rzadzi tyl-
ko " imieniu Jagie}ly, ze:
Jagiello, iak w}asciwy ksiaze
litewski, ME mole przeciez.
opuszczat swego kraju, vice
prosza, ably sic Krzyzacy:
wstrsymali cd wojny, q. Ja-
giello sam chetnie bedzie
po6redniczy} j zgode przy.
wr6ci.
spokojna odpowiedk ia.
gieliy do zywego ubodla py-
che Krzyzak6w, vice 'rro,zliz5u--
chwalony w,ielki mistrz "a
wo'sl: nWole mice do cry
nienia > glowa, anizeli : oso--
mem, =; Z Polska, aniieli ~
Zmudzia - wole wojowa6 "
ludnym kraju, anizeli " pu.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-29
Ola I! Cbo1qo,b lohiet.

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sauna W domu wylerzYd sic mozesz
napewIo bardzo tanim kosztem.
Chod ciesinne zawiod1o, to c1e ME
zawiedzie. P,isz zaraz, op sujgc
chorobe i4zalaczajaac 20 markp ma
odpowiedz. Adres TAXI:
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Box w. South Bend. Ind.
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