davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1908-05-15
OPPOSED TO BRYAN.
Editor HemphlIl Of Charleston. =. a., says
Bryan IL for bryan and for Bryan Only.

WAsHINGToN. May II-Major J. {.
Hemphil. editor OF the NeWs and Courier
Of Charleston, 8. c., who is attending the
conference Of the Governors at the White
House, is opposed to the nomination of
Bryan at Denver,
Bryan is not sure Of the nomination by
any means said Major Hemphill. 'Of th'
/ OO2 votes in the convention iOi are pledged
to Bryan, SO2 are anti-Bryan and 2Oo doubt
full johnson Is a loyal party man; Bryan
is for Bryan all Of the time and for Bryan
only When Johnson was HsAVd to-day
whether or not he would support Bryan
in case Of his nomination he answered
promptly. With all Of my heart When
Bryan was ask ed IL he would support John
son he lodged, saying. My record answers
that question. IL Ia like Bryan, lie be-
leves in Bryan or bust. Damn the party!
Vote for Bryan
The sun., 1908-05-15

The disturbance from western Texas moved
northeastWArd yesterday and had It's centre over
Nebraska. distributing rain throughout the Mis-
sour and upper Mississippi valleys, the Lake
regions, New York and New England, with thunder.
storms eastward from the lower Lakes
Cooler weather prevailed from the middle Mis-
souri, and upper Mississippi valleys south 10 the
middle and west Gulf regions also from the lower
Lake regions eastward. II was generally warmer
IN the Rocky Mountain States and westward
In this city there were thundCrsorms In the
early morning. generally cloudy during the DAY.
cooler. wind fresh northeast: average humidity,
AZ per cent barometer, corrected to read TO sea
level, atsA NJ. 5000, SP. w., 3OoS
The temperature yesterday. As recorded b. The
oiirlal LheTmomeleT Is shown In The AnneNsd tAhIe
The sun., 1908-05-15
A GUN TO AVENGE HER SISTER.
Flashed Prom Handkerchief In Court. bat
snAtehed Away IN Time.

snAtched Away IN Time.
Two years ago when Tessie Fisohella
came over from Italy 10 join her sister
Mrs. Corbisiero at SO7 East llIth street. in
Harlems Little Italy, everybody said II
would not be long before she would be
married, for 1esse was ~ years old,
Presently 1essie found q suitor in Joseph
Negri, the curly haired little tailor across
the street, and presently again Mrs, Cor
blslerO carried a story TO the Chidreu's
society. and after Agents Barclay and
Hughes had had talk with the girl they
arrested the tailor. charging him with
having enticed her into hotel on May H.
Before the case came up yesterday Mrs,
COrblsiero had an interview with Negri.
II Negri would marry the little sister ii
would be all right and there wouldn't be
the trial to face downtown II he didn't
have the money for the housekeeping things
II would be provided. But the little tailor
shook his head. lie would rather 20 down
town for trial, he said; he hadn't done any
thing wrong
When the case was called Negrl pleaded
not guilty and the Magistrate ordered him
held in 81 500 bal for trial Then quick az
flash Mrs, COrbiBerO, standing in front
VI Magistrate Harris, opened her little black
hand satchel aud pulled from II what ap-
peared to he u handkerchief. She started for
the little tailor, who was being led away.
John Haggerty, one Of the reporters, caught
the woman just AZ she was raising her arm
and while she struggled court officers
grabbed what she had in her hand II was
loaded pistol.
Mrs COrbsierO took the tailor'a Dlace in
front Of the rail aud was held in 500 bail
for the Court Of General Sessions for at
tempted assault The little sister was taken
away by the Gerry agents crying as any
girl might over the way II had all turned
The sun., 1908-05-15
FINE TARGET TORK.
Coast Artillery At Fort PicKens, Fla, Make
100 Per cent. at B,s5S Yards.

WASHINGTON. May IA Brig Gen, Arthur
Murray. Chief Of Artillery, has received
a report OF excellent target work done
by the Ninety.frst Company Of Coast Ar
tillery at Fort Pickens, Fla, several weeks
ago. One hundred per cent, was made
In two series Of practices, In the first the
mean range was 5s55 yards at target
moving four and a half miles an hour,
aud six hts were made in ak shots In
the second practice, three days later, four
hits were made at range Of 5,62j yards
at target moving four and half miles an
hour.
In the frst test the shots would have
passed through n target twenty-one feet
high and thirty feet wide, and in the second
the four hits we're made on target twenty
four feet high and eighteen feet wide. The
Ninety-hst Company was commanded
during the target work by Capt l., S. Chap
pelear Gen Murray will recommend that
the Secretary Of War write letter to the
officers and men OF the company commend
ing them on their excellent record
The sun., 1908-05-15

Highest Temperature ", NJ =. "
WARRINGTON FORECAST FoRTO DArASDTo MORROW
For eastern Ncr York. iar o.GlH ,Ic'Di dSdrlrO
IN ,rfrsms southern portion fair Gad ulrmrf 10.
norTou. fresh northeast 10 fad TiHd'
For New England. isir ~ day aud 10 morrow;
lght variable winds.
FOR eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Delaware. rain 10 day fair to morrow. fresh north
easterly winds
For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and
virginia. rain and cooler to-day: fair tO-mof.
row; fresh northeasteTly winds. .
For western New York, showers to-day; hlr
lo-marou llelh . hIiak ossisrly uinea
The sun., 1908-05-15
DEMOCRATS SNUB BRYAN.
Louisiana IsEisl slature Refuses 10 Invite
Him 20 Deliver an Address.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Louisiana
Legislature, Of which every member is a
Democrat, has refused 10 allow itself TO be
committed to William j, Bryan or any other
candidate for President.
A motion was made 10 invite Bryan to
address the Legislature, A member In
sisted on amending il by extending similar
invitations TO Gov. johnson Of Minnesota
and Senator Culberson Of Texas. Another
member protested against the legislative
hall being used TO advance the cause Of any
withdrawn. and il was decided not 10 allow
Presidential politics to be discussed during
the session,
The sun., 1908-05-15

RICHMOND, Va. May 1.-THE disgruntled
faction Of the Republican party. oS per cent.
Of the delegates being negroes, met to-day
and passed resolutions indorsing Roose-
welt. Taft, Foraker and Aldrich. The only
objection was to the Endorsement OF kOOse-
welt because Of the Brownsville incident
The resolutions pledge the members to
stand by the nominees Of the Chicago con-
XantiOn
The sun., 1908-05-15

BosToN. May i4-More Democratic dis
t1ct conventions were held to-day, In
the Sixth the delegates we're instructed
to vote for Bryan until he ia nominated.
In the Fifth a resolution indorsing Bryan
was adopted In the Fourteenth the dele
gates were inst nlcted for Bryan.
The sun., 1908-05-15
HEARING ON ARMY EMILE CiSE.
Dark Outlook for the Passage Of senator
RaynCr'G RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, Nay li.-Sena,or Rayner
Of Maryland appeared before the Military
Affairs Committee to-day TO advocate a
favorable report on his resolution for the
relief Of Col. William =. Stewart Of the Coast
Artillery the exile Of fort Grant" 1he
hearing was executive. The COMMITTEES
took no action except to cali on the War
Department for all the records and corre-
spondence relating TO lhs case.
The next regular meeting will occur on
Thursday two DAYS before the date fixed
for adjournment, Accor ,ingly the out
look for action by the Senate on Mr.. hay
ner's resolution is not bright.
The sun., 1908-05-15
KuIsw,tCh. Nomination Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate to-day
confirmed the nomination Of Samuel Kuile-
witch Of New York 70 be Assistant Appraiser
Of Merchandiss IN the District Of New York,
vios Georas ". WanmAker. promotod.
The sun., 1908-05-15

he temperature yesterday, as recorded b. The
rlal thermometer. Is shown In the annexed tahle
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30
VOL 81
TRUST RIDDEN PARTY
Republican Leaders Should Be
in Courts for Violating
Antitrust Laws.
rnuor nInnru nlnTu

THE WEST COOL TO TAFT
Forgery of Ex-President Clevelands
Name by Republican,
MIR. Taft Carries Three Press Agents
on a Luxurious Train and Has 10
Send Out Postal Cards to
Get People to Greet Him
in the Cities.
Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. .-Special.-Con-
gresham Ollie James. of Kentucky,
who made the speech of the Denver
convention in seconding the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Bryan. has arranged
speaking dates in Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Kansas and Nebraska. Mr..
James is a popular speaker, and there
are as many demands for his appear
ance on the stump as any other CAM
paign orator. While visitor at Dem
ocratic National headquarters this
week, he said:
Bryan will be elected president In
November by the greatest land slide
the country has ever known. The
record breaking crowds that greeted
Mr.. Bryan in Judge Taft's home city
and state bespoke the sentiment OF
voters throughout the nation"
Ex-President cIeveIand's Name
Forgery.
1.-THE dishonest and corrupt method
the Republican party is resorting to in
its desperation to defeat Mr.. Bryan
should cause all honest men to re-
Duke it," continued Mr.. James. 1.-The
circulation of the pretended article by
Grover Cleveland against Mr.. Bryan
shows to what extent the Republican
party is willing to go in order to en-
trench in power for four years longer
the agents of monopoly and the serv-
ants of plutocracy. They were will
ing not only to desecrate the men,
DRY of Mr.. Cleveland, but to forge his
name to an assault upon Mr.. Bryan
as well as an arraignment of the Dem
0oroti0 Marty A Marty that ic willing
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

No 1G
his Injunction record, in a city where
hundreds of thousands of laboring men
are interested in what he has to say,
the Republicans selected hall with
a capacity of less than 1000 and pro-
vided for admission by card only, IN
order than none but those who agree
with him might be allowed to enter.
This hall was selected in the heart OF
the business section after an option
on a hall with $4,000 capacity In the
center of the working mems district
had been refused. The inference is
plain that the Republican managers
feared to have their candidate appear
in a distinctively laboring district
where all who would might come ana
hear, lest the great welcome planned
for might be turned into a demonstra-
ton for his political opponent. or that
Mr.. Taft might be asked embarrassing
questions.
Stumping Falls Flat.
The fact of the matter is that Mr..
Taft's stumping experiment has fallen
fiat; he has produced absolutely no
enthusiasm among the voters, and he
has said or done nothing which will
improve his chances. Republicans are
unable to conceal their feelings of dis
appointment over the poor showing
which their candidate has made. Mr.
Taft's progress thus far, and the man.
ner in which he has been received is
complete vindication of those Repub-
lican leaders who from the first OPP
posed the plan of having him take to
the rear platform. They advocated a
front porch campaign wherein the can
didate should be kept in the back
ground. and others allowed to make
his canvass upon Roosevelt's record.
The advocates of a stumpirg cam
naign prevailed, however, and now
they are sorry ii was ever begun.
ELEGANCE VS.. Simplicity.
The contrast between the Demo
cratic simplicity with which Mr.. Bryan
has Travelled and the elegance of the
Taft accommodations on rail. Is as
marked as the contrast between the
size and enthusiasm of the audiences
which have greeted the Democratic
candidate, and those which Mr.. Tart
has addressed. While one great New
York newspaper which is supporting
Mr.. Taft and which maintains a press
association service has refused to
have a correspondent with Mr.. Bryan.
ample accommodations are Afforded
aboard the Taft special for the special
correspondents of all the large papers.
In addition, for the first time In the
history of any campaign, Mr.. Taft Is
carrying with him three press agents
paid by the national committee for the
purpose of influencing public opinion
Hired Press Agents.
Notwithstanding all this, the reports
come from all along the line that Mr.
RATS receptions have been remark
ably chilly and that the audience have
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

JUHN CHARLES LIN HI
BALTIMORE CITY, FOUR
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

MILLARD +. BU RECESS,
BALTIMORE CITY, FOU
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

j. WEBB THOMAS,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

BALTIMORE CITY, THIRD CON
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

j "A MID ENOO IVA / j H.,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, AT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

WILLIAM H. HELEN,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
doWej wyIgadujac, i. az toH1arsyy J:
ski zasiadajase v 81 lzl g
.przysieglych. J

NOGAEES, Ariz., L,on@
Garlic, wybitny Meks ykaS
min ! jedyny ocalony z par
tyi farmer6w, kt6ra Indya;..
ME niedaWno :napadli Wy
mordowali, przyjechal. ttt y,
wczoraj i ~przywi6l pierwsz4
wiadomo5c o rzezi. Mad re
.kaiD Dolores, opowiada ocalo-
ny, otoczylo mas 20 .IndyAni
"a meksyka6sklch zolnier1y
przebranych. Farmerzy byll
bezbronni; rozebrano ich ! Y
atawiono W szereg. Na roz;S
kaz ~przyw6dcy paddy strzall
j sze6ciu leglo ma ziemi. Car
rilla raniono lekko j razem 2
piecioma innymi zdolal uciec
przez pustynie do naibli4ssej !
osady. Oval z Mich p'adli, u Pc 3.
drodze z ran i uptyWu
krwi.
Potem arc sztowanO dWt4
podejrzanych j sprowadzonio.
ich pred Carrilla do pozna-3
MIA. Carrillo poznal ich za
raz jake uczestnik6w rzez.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
2 WASHINGTONU, D. c

2 W~AsHINGTONU, D. G.
donosza: Podlug biuletynu,
wydanego przez federalny ge-
ologiczny Department. okazu-
10 sic, re W kopalniach we
gla W Stanach Zjednoczo,
nych ma kazdy tysiac ginie
trey razy wiecej ludzi niz
W kopalniach europej skich.
I tax: W ostatnich II latscb
kopalnie amervka6skie pc
chlone}y 22,84o Eye. ludz-
kich, W samym zas roku
1906, 2,061 ludzi zosta}o "a
bitych 1890 odnios}o rozmai-
togo rodzaju obrazenia ciele
she. W biezacym miesiacu W
trzech strasznych katastro'
ZACH kopalnianych zgine}o
500 g6rnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

NEW YORK., = Sytuacya
finansowa polepszy}a sic zna-
cznie. W prawdzie brak je-
szcze pieniedzy, i z r6znych
stron donosza 0 bankrunc-
twach, ale nap}yw z}ota z. E.
uropy, oraz zasilan'e bank6w
nowojorskich pieniedzmi pre-:
wincyonalnymi ME kaze wat
pic rych1e ~unormowanie sic
:obecnego przesilenia.
W Buffalo wczoraj og}o*
szono bankructwg kompanii
Lisk Mnfg. Co., kt6rej diugi
wynosza p6}tora mi]iona do
lar6w,
w New Orleans zamknie-
to wczoraj .~odlewnie scwar-
TIA. Ina 2 najwiekszych W
ca1ym Stanie. Natomiast 2
Cleveland donosza, re W tych
dniach do piracy wr6ci 49,
600 robotnik6w kt6rzy stra-
Gill zarobek wsku tex zam-
kniecia kilku wielkich zak}a-
dow fabrvcznych:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

Most 6w wykofczono pred
kilku dniami. Byf okolo 100
stop dfugi, 8 stop szeroki, q
wznosii sic Is stop mad zie-
mia. .Kilku robotnik6w
wczoraj zaczelo usuwac pod
pory, kiedy nagle zawalila sic
Geese budowy. Cameron j
Fielpate stall wIa6nie " owen
miejscu j zostali zasypani
gfuzami.
DENVER, Colo, 20 raz
pierwszy W historyi Stanu
Colorado odkad kobiete do
g}osu dopuszczono, sad PREY.
sieg}ych zlozony z 6ciu ko-
bet rozpatrywal sprawe i wy
dal werdYkt ma niekorzy6t
kobiety. Wiktor Porse wyto-
cyl process zonie lekarza ia
mesa w. Wallworka O zwrot
p~ieniedzy "a ubranle, kt6-
re ola niej zrobi}, a kt6re
podobno zle leza}o, vice z
ME ME chc;ala zapiacie. Sad
przysieglych przYzna} kraw-
cowi prawo do zap'atv' Wall
workowa wysz}a z sail sa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

W imieniu matek, si6str i
ION naszych przejetych gro
"a ma sama my6l rzeczywi-
stych trage1yi jake beda
musia}y sic rezegrac ma sku-
tex przymusowego. wyrzu-
cania rodzin polskich e.. 3D.
wiecznych ich siedzib, szle.
my gooraca: pro6be do kobiet
ca}ego SWAT mi}ujacych swe
ogniska domowe ably przy-
1aczy}y sic do naszego pro
testu przeciw tax bezwzgled.
nemu tratowaniu naj6wiet-
szych praw ludzkich. Pre-
ciez kodeks niemiecki zaka-
zuje niszezenia gniazd pta-
SIGH. Czyz tylko .polskie
gniazda rodzinne maja bye
dowolnym lupem ola bez-
prawia?
Wobec togo my nizej pod.
pisani: %obywate}e Stan6w
Zjednoczonych wnosimy nj
niejszem energiczny, solidar-
ny i uroczysty protest pred
forum wszystkich kultural-
nych: j wolnos6 milujacych
narod6w syjata;
Przesy}amy hold najsz-
czerszej wdzieczno6ci pred
stawicielom innych narod6w,
kt6rzy protestujac przeciw
zamierzonemu gwa}towi, wy
razili glo6no swe oburzenie i
podnie6li wysoko sztandar
.sprawiedliwoSci;
Braciom naszych W rrus-
kim zaborze. przesy1amy wy
razy wsp6}czucia i uwielbie-
MIA ola ich bohaterskiej wy
trwa]osci wobec nies}ycha-
nych kiosk, kt6re ma mich
spadaja. Wzywamy ma ich
g}owy pomocy Opatrznosci i
wierzymy mocno, 10 wro-
dzona Polakom sila moralna,
energia / odpornosc przemc-
ga dzisiejsze gwa}ty i pre-
sladowania rzadu pruskie-
90;
Ma kqniec zaznaczamy, re
protest ten og}aszamy W
czterech jezykach wysy}a-
my kopie jego ma rece pre-
zydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nYch, iczlonk6w gabinetu i
Kongresu, oraz reprezentan-
tow politycznych pa6stw, tu7:
dziez do przedstawicieli ma.
uki, sztuki i prasy wszyst-
kich. c~ywilizowanych naro-
dow.
Oby CLOS podniesiony W
obronie uciemiezonych i:
przeSladowanych znalazf O.
cho we wszystkich sercach
szlachetnych!
(Podpisy.)
P. S.
Dowiaduiemy sic, ze Rad
moskiewski, idac "a przyk}a-
dem osciennego rzadu pru.
skiego zamkna} 1900 pol
skich szk6} prywatnych, u
trzymywanych przez Pola-
k6w droga d~obrowolnych o.
fiar, ...-.
Rezolucye powyzsze costa
~ do}aczone do .memo1ya}u
i podpisane przez reprezen-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

CHICAGO, III. Wczoraj u
umar1 ma szczekoscisk [te-
tanus] dr.. Joseph Plesen,
naczelnik departametu nawo-
zu W fabryce firmly Nelson
Morris and Go. i .znany bak.
teryolok, 20 siedmiodnio=
wych cierpieniach.
Wypadek, kt6ry %spowodo-
wal straszna chorobe, wyda~
rzy} sic 19 grudnia. DIR. PIE
sen owego dnia szedt pc
schodach we fabryce firmly,
zatoniony W my6lach, pot
kna} sic i upad}. Poniewaz
zas mial w1asnie rece W kie-
szeniach, ME zdola} ME mi
sic oprze6, i uderzyl twarza
O sch6d. Troche go bola}o,
ale ME zwaza} ma to poczat-
kowo. Jeden z jego asysten-
tow zwr6ci1 mu, uwage, ma
to, ze nos jego jest skrzy-
wiony i zapyta} sic, co sic
sta}o. DR.. Plesen chwyci-
wszy sic "a nos, spostrzeg}
objawy niepokojace W skutek
pekniecia nask6rka "a jake
bakteryolog i chemik zrozu'
mia1, ze grozi mu powazne
niebezpiecze6stwo. W ponie-
dzia}ek uda} sic do szpitala
"Chicago Baptist Hospital",
ME uprzedzajac swej rodzi-
ny O donioslosci niebezpie-
cze6stwa, koJegom swym o.
znajmik co sic stale prosil
ich by wraz z MIN starali
sic go leczyc, poczem natych-
Mast zawezwa1 adwokata,
by spisac testament. Wraz'
z kolegami obserwbwa} sw6i
stan pogorszajacy sic z kaz-
da godzina gdy pojawit sic
g. czekoscisk; by}y chwile tax
straszne , 70 prosi}, by mu
trucizne. Ale przeciez
ME tracono zupelnie nadziei,
il wyleczenie nastapi i isto-
tnie zaczely sic pokazywat
polepszenia. Wczoraj
miano nadzieje, ze
qleczenie nastapi. Ku wieczo
rowi jednak sic pogorszylo,
4 orgodz. $3.50 dr.. Plesen u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

Rezolucye powyzsze costa
}y do}aczone do .~memo1ya}u
i podpisane przez reprezen-
tant6w organizacyi polskich i
prasy W Ameryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

BUFFALO, N. Y. Poi cia}a
%cz{owieka, twarza ku ziemi
lezacego, znaleziono ma VIE
rzchu wagonu 20 zuzlami.
|Cia}o ez1owieka pozostawa}o
W tel pozycyi cd dnia II CRU
dnia, kiedy wagon }adowano
goracymi zuzlami W magazy-
ME PREY Backoch I'll. Poi cia-
Ia, kt6re sic z%najdowa1o ma
rozpalonych zuzlach, pali{o
sic ma wegiel. z calego libra
MIA pozosta}a tylko Geese spo'
dni. Jak sic pokazuje, by{ to
wielki, shiny mezczyzna.
W jaki spos6b dosta} sic
on ma wagon ten i jak sic
nazywa dotychczas pozostaje
to zagadka, kt6rej naturalnie
;osoby mogace bye pociagnie-
'temi do odpowiedzialnosci
ME beda sic stara1y rozwia"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
WILKES BARRE, Pa.


: WILKES BARRE, Pa. -
Polar zniszczy@ wielkie sk}a-
dy firmy Langfeld Bros,
mieszczace sic W pieciop;etro'
wynn budynkn. Szkody wy
nosza $50 tysieoy dolar6w,
gdy tymczasem asekuracya
tylko $50 tysiecy dolar6w.
O6miu postrazak6 odnios}o
bolesne parzenia i ciezkie u
szkodzenia cielesne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
NEW WAVERLY, Tex.

1A" AoN'
Fl. grudnia, 1907.
Mech bedzie pochwalony
Jezus Chrystus!
Szanowna Redakcyo! 4
z r6znych stron posy}aja
nasi bracia do szanownego
Wiarusa korespondencye j
raporty, u mas za6 takich
korespondent6w ma}o, vice
choc niedawno kr6tka poda-
lem .sprawe, biore zn6w pi6.
70 do reki, ably skresfi6 ma
}y rapport z naszej okolicy.
U ms z poczatkiem wiosny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
Futrzanne %przepaski
i zarzutki

Jezeli p~ragniecie zaoszczedzic picnic.
dzy ma futrach, pragniemy wan DAD
sposobno6c tax uczynit:: Nasz zapas,ss
jest ograniczony, lecz zawsze jeszczs
many piekny zapas wiewi6rek, minktW,
opposow, lis6w j innych popularnychss
futer, kt6re polecamy al do ko6ca
wyprzedazy pc nizej ceny zakupna. Ruz-
poczynamy je Cd. ........... &l.88
Me mozemy wan wymienif wszyst-
kich cen MS wszystkiem, lecz prsyrze1
kamy wan da6 prawdzjwe znizti jak1e
kazdy vie ze Fashion da wan tax iakk
.oglasza. Spojrzyjcie W nasze okna W.,
stawne zobaczcie co polecamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
z AMERYKI
NANTICOKE, Pa. :

NANTICOKE, Pa. - ia
dac do domu uczepiouy pc.
mjedzy l~okomotywa a we
pociagu, Franciszek
Vincatenik, z Nanticoke,
pad1 ma zivmie i mocno zostal
:poraniony. Ma on diva zebra
z}amano i wielz "a rane ma
glowie. Zabrano go do ,szpi-
tala miejskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
mari.
Pozostawia Wdowe i SEE
|scioro dzieci. Mieszkal pm.
1882 Lincoln utica.

NOWY YORK. Dale sic
tn odczuwac ogromny brak
sill nauczycielskich. Potrze-
ba obecnie ME mniej, jak 700
nauczycieli; azeby temu szara-
dzi6, musiano 100 uczni6w
ze szk6} %normalnych uzyc ja-
ko nauczycieli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.
Niejaki A. Toppenwien, kt6-
ry podczas popis6w strzelec-
kieh strzeli} ze sztwaca do
wyrzucanych W g5re kraz
.k6w, da} og6}em 1880
strza16w, z kt6rych dziewiec
tylko chybi1o celu. Krazki
mia}y 2H Gala. srednicy j
by}y wyrzucane z odleg}oSci
20 stop. ..r..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02
.iiluzkii.

Lot e%leganckich bialych bluzek, war
to5ci al do $3.50 po.......... 9988e=
wszystk,e nasze " lepszym gatunku, bluzli
~znizone odpowiednio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-02

Wybrali6my takze lot: spodnic, kt6re
So ostatnie z voiles, Panamas, j%edwabiu,
itp., wszystkie W le2szym gatunku to-
wary, warto6ci al do $15, wasz wyb6r.
@6.40
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