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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

The New York World has COMPLETED
| its self-imposeu task of naming six
teen Democrats who could poll more
votes than Mr.. Bryan, but the ansWe,
remains the same. they could, but
they wont this year, if MIR. Bryan
knows himself.
1t appears to be nearly as costly fo1
an American girl to divorce a It'll.
as to marry one.
The average presidential boom j.
nondirigible and keeps hitting against
things.
Charles R. Jones, the prohibition
expert, decided that Chicago is the
worst city in the United States. This
is enough to make Plttsburg Jealous.
To judge from the way some Con-
gressmen talk, when the motto, "In
God We Trust,' is restored to the
coins, the panic will be over.
If We can get the Chinese to fight
ing the Japs, the yellow peril will not
be so perilous.
Now that it has narrowed down to
Taft and Bryan, the country is safe
for four years from March 4, 1909.
Senator Hale estimates the cost of
our new navy at LOO, 900, OOc. And
to think, that it is already nearly OBJ
solete!
"Still, all the criminals are not
rich men These days. observes the
Atlanta Georgian. And, more impor-
tant still, perhaps, all the rich men
are not criminals.
Even when Congress shall have re-
stored the motto Gin God We Trust, !"
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13

1t is rumored that Germany wants
to buy the Philippines If the rumor
is true, it might be a good chance for
this country to get out Of the Orient
and hereafter mind our own business
but it would be better, it this
country would give the Filipinos their
independence under specified coudi-
tons.
The primary election in Kentucky
to nominate a United States senator
did not terminate as was expected,
for the members elected to the legis-
lature are under nc moral or legal
obligation to vote for man who may
by TIE influence of his money or
political advantages secure an en-
corsement at the primaries. And
then there might be several candi-
dates, as is liable to be the case in
this state, and the legislature might
feel, that it was bound to elect a
minority to candidates as against q
large majority for the other candi-
dates.
1t is said that revision OF the
tariff is the dream of Taft and the
nightmare of Cannon. Uncle Joe will
awake ere long, to find that it is ar
horse on him.
The little mistake of only 500, OOO,-
0GO IN the original estimate. does not
appear to worry the Panama canal
peopIe-neither would a sum of twice
that amount, even with deficit in
the national treasury. Cut out the
pay roll for few months and Their
noJice how the estimates will shrink.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13
Hold Annual Meeting.

The officers Of the DornfelG- kunert
Co. held their annual meeting yester-
day afternoon at their Office and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
The old officers were reelected as
follows;
President and General Manager
J. F. Dornfeld.
Vice-Pres. u. +. Prentiss.
Treasurer-Fred Hoffman,.
Secretary and Engineer-Charles
Kunert.
Superintendent Schumtzlers
Manager-A. F. Baumann
Directors-J. +. Dornteld, J. F.
Prentiss, E. kunert. J. G. Conway,
Ferd Sehmutzler, Fred Hoffman, ard
A. F. Baumann.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13
THE TAFT TICKET.

A Taft ticket for delegates has
been placed in the field IN this state
and nomination papers are now in
circulated in accordance with the re-
quirements of the statute. 1t might
be well however, to make inquiry as
to who arranged the ticket and took
the initiative. 1t has come to a
pretty pass when few men can meet
either at Milwaukee or Madison and
without any delegated authority
nominate a full ticket. If it is one
of the fruits of the primary election
law the sooner the law is repealed,
the better it will be for the people,
for now it is roaring and costly
farce. The ticket as arranged by
somebody or somebodies unknown to
the public is as follows:
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Gen. F. @. Winckler, Milwaukee;
H. 0. Fairchild, Green Bay; Adoplh
E. Homstad, Black River Falls: Capt.
j. NJ Estes, Dunkirk, Dane county.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First distrIct-Henry Barnes, Ell
khorn; Peter B. Nelson, Racine.
Second distrlct-Miles P. AIverson,
Portage; DR.. Charles E. Barker,
Madison.
Third district-Evan M. Davis,
Spring Green; Norman L. James,
RlchlanG Center.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures E. Mar
tin, +. A Wadhams, Milwaukee.
Fifth dlstrict-Dr. Byron M.
Caples, Waukesha; g. W. Augustyn
Milwaukee.
Sixth distrclt-Johu M. Barney,
West Bend: Thomas Blackstack, She
boygan.
Seventh district-Capt. A. Arnvld,
Galesville; Dewitt C. Clark, Eau
Claire.
Eighth district-Dr. j. N. Curran,
Two Rivers.
Ninth district-Henry Hagemeister, |
Green Bay; w. A. Holt, Oconto.
Tenth district-Walesr Alexander, |
Wausau; Senator Theodore w.
Brezeau, Grand Rapids.
Eleventh district c. w. Augustin,
Gleuwood; L. N. Clauson, Washburn.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13
Fr. SChWeitZer Writes.

Friends of the Rev. Phil R. Schweit-
zer Of this city, whu is enToute to
Rome and Palestine, have received
souvenir post cards in which he states
that he arrived safely at GibraIter
and is at present visiting Spain.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13

on the $50 gold pieces, how many of
us can swear from our own knowledge
that it ever was taken off.
OF course Mr.. Taft doesn't want
war. He is too fat to fight.
"HoIland has 1907 windmills, !"
says the Buffalo News. Nevertheless,
not one of them has one-tenth the
fame Of Joe Foraker.
Only two delegates were present at
the late Montana Populist convention.
One to point with pride and the uther
to view with alarm.
The state Of Texas has thrown one
of the Gould railroads into the hands
Of a receiver. There's one thing
about those Texas antitrust laws
there is nothing moliycoddish about
them.
Three of the foremost American
magazies carry laudatory articles this
month concerning Gov. Hughes. If
this thing keeps up. government reg
ulation of magazines may come to be
considered worth while.
eleven million dollars worth of
chewing gum was consumed IN this
country last year, "says the Richmond
Times-D dispatch. If you don't be-
lieve it, feel around under the edges
of the chairs, desks, counters, and
things where the women work.
ga gentleman cannot live on $780,
600 per year," says a bankrupt New
YORK race track fiend. Oh, yes, a
gentleman can do it; it is often
difficult for gent" however.
A Vassar girl says that "the
sympathet nile" is the biggest
factor IN the reformation of boys.
Right in part; it depends largely on
who's behind it.
jersey reformers have launched
what they call the "New Idea
Democracy. Almost anything would
be an improv emenU on the familiar
brand.
The Illinois man who left thous-
and empty whiskey jugs as his monu-
ment was evidently a believer in
"departed spirits"
Mr.. Hearst takes himself en-
Enthusiastically and the rest Of the
country takes him with calmness.
We ought to get at the bottom of the
Independence League by the end of
this campaign.
A will involving four million
dollar estate. devoted to charity has
been upheld in New York. This is
so unusual as to be significant and Is
enough to make the ghost of Samuel
J. Tilden go into convulsions.
A Mississippi negro raised seventy
bushels of corn where formerly only
fifteen were considered possible. This
has made the whites SO savage that
they are asking the negro how he did
it and are taking his advice. Not
much chance for race riot there.
The Bishop of the Diocese of
Nebraska has ruled that betrothals
must be made in writing. If this
ruling becomes general it is CO lculated
to put a damper on the Summer
vacation industry -
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13
@. R. Field,
Health Commissioner.
DIR. T. F. Shlnnick
Happily Welded.

Married, at the parsonage of the
First M. +. church, 900 Sixth street,
by the Rev NJ l.. Eversz, Mr.. Lynn
Thompson of Minnesota Junction, to
Miss Lydia Otto of Horizon, Wis.
The groom is the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. joseph Thompson of York,
Dane county, young man of sober,
industrious habits, strongly Influenced
by the church and the school. butter
maker by trade. Mrs. Thompson is
the Oldest daughter uf Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Otto of HORIZON, a young lady
of many estimable qualities of charac-
ter. The young couple will reside
near Freeport, Illinois, where Nj.
Thompson taxes a position with a
large buttermaking firm.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13
:: OF Local Interest. 4:

(From SATURDAYS Daily.

Mrs. Fred Smith of Pipersville,
was visitor in the city yesteray.
Mrs. Charles scheel of Farming
ton, is visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Berth Oil rural route No. l +.
Dr. W. +. Whyte, Michael Burke,
Max Gaebler and Frank Mott were
business visitors during the week at
Clyman.
Ignatz Pittelle, one of the live
farmers OF the town of Emmett, was
visitor in the city yesterday and a
caller at The Leader office.
Otto Volkmann of Juneau, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Volkmann
recently sold from his nerd of regis
tered Holstein- FreIslan cattle, two
year Odds to the amount of $560.00.
(From Sundays Daily.)
Miss Mamie Baker of Hustisford,
is visiting at the home of James
Spear.
Miss Catherine McGovern of Hub
bleton, who has been a guest at the
home of Mrs. R. Eif1er, returned
home yesterday.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Theo. Jax of Johnson Greek, was 6
business visitor in the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cha pin OF
Concord, are the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Rick, rural route No 7.
John Schoeberle, chairman for the
town of Shields, vas a business vlsi-
tor in the city yesterday. Mr.. Schoe-
berle being here and Peter Thauer
absent. led the Leader reporter to
make inquiry if Mr. ThaueI was ill?
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Miss Lena MANI is home from
Johnson Creek to remain few days.
Max Sauer Of Ixonla, was a visitor
IN the city yesterday to attend the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ebert of Cly-
man are guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hrobsky.
Joseph Gahlmann of Clyman, who
had been the guest of his brother,
Garrett, for several days, has returned
| to his home.
John Wing CT Oconemvwoc. a livery
man, was visitor in the city yester-
day. He is thinking some of purchas-
ing one of the local livery stables.
Edward Jeske, the hardware mer-
chant at Clyman, was business Wis.,
itor in the city yesterda; and well
coined caller at The Leader headquar-
tiers.
j. E. Humphrey, William J. Jones,
Art. Humphrey, Henry Kippert, John
Owen and John MARROW. Jr., of
Ixonia were in the throng in the city
ySotSAQdy-
William Bell, one Of the substantial
men of Concord, vas in the city yes
tereday in attendance at the monthly
fair, and during his stay, favored The
Leader with a call.
George Eggert, one of the prosper
Gus farmers near Redwood, was a
business visitor here yesterday and
one among the many welcomed callers
at The Leader sanctum.
Clark Main and sister, Miss Ella of
Juneau, were visitors in the city yes
terday and during their stay, Mr..
CLARK was caller at The Leader
uffice. Their father was one among
the first settlers IN Watertown. com
ing here from western New York at
an early day.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13

letter, SALT RHEUM AND ECZEMA
These are diseases for which Chamber
lain's Salve is especially valuable. 1t
quickly allays the itching and smarting
and soon effects a cure. Price, % cents.
For sale by all druggists.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13
PHYSICIANS STATEMENT.
K0ser Bakery Has Been Put In
First Glass Condition.

The undersigned physicians wish tc
state that the Koser bakery ON Second
street has been thoroughly fumigat.o
and put in Clearly and healthy
condition and assure the public that
there is no danger from any contagion
owing to the recent quarantine. The
public can be assured that there is
not the slightest danger of any
contagion and that when the bakery
opens on next Tuesday the public
need have no fear of Withholding the
patronage accorded this business place
previously.
@. R. Field,
Health Commissioner.
DR.. 7. F. Shlnnick.
In this connectiUn, l wish to return
my thanks to tie physicians for their
care and treF lment at my place and
to also en- fnatically deny the state
ment cDtdlated that / intended to
institute suit against the city or
other owing to the quarantine at my
place. Nothing was further from my
thoughts and I can only add that
have been treated fairly and manly in
the matter.
f. ]. Koser.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13

Bilious attacks, sick-headaches, indiges-
ton, constipation, dizzy srells these
are some of the results of an inactive
liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses
Ayers Pills in these cases. The dose
is small, one pill at bedtime.
Made by the J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Msss-
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-13

(From Sundays Daily.)
Miss Mamie Baker of Hustisford,
is visiting at the home of James
Spear.
Miss Catherine McGovern of Hub
bleton, who has been a guest at the
home of Mrs. R. Eiffler, returned
home yesterday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

ne . del %. . .,.. - E.t-' . EE#T. i. e
NIBORK, Parobek Karol. Me
nierza spadi 2 woza. Kola wosu
przeszly mu' przez ssyje j piersi, ME
szclesliwy zmar} W ~lazaareoie. BleS
dak pozostawil zone pisd dro~
:bnych dsieci. I
Chlopiec szkdlny Grodsicki 2
Wieckowa dostal s,e reka pomiedzy
zeby m}ockarni, ktdre. urwa'y m mi,
palec U Level reki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03
xwfok ach. i cihsxnalezibno. stWierdx0f,


Observation-Disclosures stwierdxo-
~, 4 q small y .i,.lIy sIe ddad % FrrYlbouulrga
v 1, ~ .li
81 e N zosstalo zznniiesiionnne
Ito0,s 81 rlojll a. AZ, me g O. k.tdTlesgo
s 'lEf 81, tnyoh p,o'1lskliiohs zost,slo'
1a 4 dlslssst5sye q sstzkoIy polskiis stsd..
ME Y Wars.awie .atem snovu ..
twa , % tsgo prsyos,n,lo ss
bbs.N 4tp'i'e'nliiia od~iadesenie pr4e',',
sta y, Y polskdioh grup polity~
csayeea Easnacza]ace stanowo1o ae
lspoteeze6stxo potepia " .walce o
swoje prar,a iwstzellkie sryodkii niekul
%tarslns ! w we ggvatt. Oswald,
o.eaie zastrzesa SIC dalej przeeiwko.
swal4sa,ia odpo q p cale.
apoleorehstv,io :. ctyny jednostek
a1ialajaoy,,o,lh wbr'e,v aasadom ! po-
sglsdon ogd6la ] : wyrazna jeeo:
E:sskode
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

: = ..' .t .. r-|-. . ~
GuLUB. iona kolonisty scbul
TIA v: oltrowitem wysz}a ms chwi.
leczke z kuchoi ma podw6rze. "
czasiea.; tym, 4 lem; sYRek zblliyl sic
zanadto do ogniska, wskutek czego
": ekamgnieniu cake ubranie
stanelo W ptomieniach. Mimo re
matka ;natyhmiast ogieh PREY t umj-
Ia, dziecie tax sic poparzy}o, ze ME.
bawem skonalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

GNIEZNO. Ma rogrzeb 4. p.
xs. 8anonika oficya1a Jana Spor-
50 stawl}o sic prdcz miejscowyoh.
Tel wiels zemiejsoowych ksleky. z
dyecezyl che}mihskie] by} .obecnY
brat niebo1csyka dziekan i kanon,k5
'honorowY=z Gdahska, Jako tel ks:
kan. scharmer zPelplina, oioteezny
brat zmar2ego:: Move pogrsebow4
wyg}osil ks. kanonik Kloske.
POzNAN. so-letni jubileuss ka-
pla6stwa obchodzn a7go paid: ks.
prob. Helnowicz " Czerwonejwsi
pod Koscianen. w ,eJ patafii jtu,z
.bltsko lat 20 sprawuje ursals dusk.
|pasterski,~
- 81 :.G.c. -.-==-----E
POzNAN. Najprzew- X. bis.
rGs N.8L4S &ts&#E&y@
kup Lii owski jake administrators.
dyecezyi pozna6skieJ mianowaiksa.
ETeoflla Miodaks, plebapa Y Parry
movie, prodziekanem dekapatu 9
strzeszowsklego. Tenze otrsyma.l
tez komende na beneficYs v Roga.
szycach Kochlowa.ch ! Plraweuu
zastapienia prses e. wikaryusssss
Kolkiewicsa. Adm,nistraae,yYa parsr
Eli usarzewskiieio ddanoskss. Nssjcsy'
kovi, probosz 1a''' Y sW s
Edzu. U.s. u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

81" E.% -.--aJ@N .s: .G&$s ~ EyEseE%rH Et@|"y . ia
B0GUszzYCE. Rsadka dispense
,otrzymal cd ,ojca. 6w. .sakonnlk
ksiads Pa,wel Morawlos : isggromae
:,lseaia bracl miiosiernych. Rszony
on byl paralizem j ME m6gl odpra..
wiad caynnosci kapiahskich Ponie.
vat stan jego zdroswla SIC polep
,szyl}, zwr6cil sig "a po6rednlctwem
~genera}a ssakonu do Ojca 6w. :
pro6ba, by wolno: Z mu .byfo msse
5w. odprawiad tylko jedna reeka i to
.prawa, DO lewa jest ,jjeszc,e bezwh-
Ina. Papiet: wiasnorecsnie ma: pros !.
be odpisai j pozwolis mu pa spraw, :
.wa.tpie' m,s.y 6w pod wa1unkiem, :
siespoprzednio dobrse wttxiozy. w
ubieg}y ponied.ialek zakonnrk skor
rzystel : pcswolenia j po dlusssejj
przerw vie ojprava znowu mszse
.wieta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

2, CHEkMINSKIEGO. Ma dwor
Gu W 5Kornatowle dostat sic pod-
czas przesuwapia wayon6w pewien
robotnlk pod ko}a pociagu TAX ME-
" ..-N. = # r-
szcze6llwie, ze ko}a uc,efy mu O.
bic nogj. Chorego przewiezionosdo
domu chorych W Che}mnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

.twarxy, r6waoczt6nie wsrok ultra
oil tax, ae pr1awdopodobnie zyyeies
straoi, dwaj drad1y zost.nl oisst tls'
pokaleczeni na rr. 1uie'llaas
.R6wnoozednaiilsas rrol rs 81 sis s1yby
ID wszystkich. dolnYch joklfen Y
s1cs4tki j zranily idseego droggaa
mezczyzse. Wssystkioh cstereohl
pc lazaretu. &
RESELL. W Kromarowie wy
|dsrzy{o sic = posledsiciela Kwolia.
wielkie nleszcze6cie Podczas ME-.
obeono6ci Tony zadusi}y sic 3 ma}o-
letnie dzieci jego. Dzieci wyciagly
rozpalone wegle ? pieca ma pod}ogee:
|.Przywoiany lekarzs stwierdzlll
|smierd trojga dsiecl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

KOzMIN. Pewien gospodarz 2
.okollcy zalozy} sic, re zje. IS ki>
seek jedne pc d1ugiej. Zaklad tym-
czasem jednak przegrsf, DO zjadi
tylko ls kiszek. Ten sam gospodarz
niedawno temu wygra} jeden zak4ad
zjadl 5 ipdl: funta k,e}-
:basy, Rad buick, HAWAI- chleba,
funt musetardy j do tego wypi3
dwie butelki vegrzyna. Powladssja,
csem kto wojuje, cd tego tel xggii>
uje; owego gospodarza i~eszcze kier
dY jego z%arlocznosc przyprawi .
smierd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03
z POD MOSKALA.

+s-fH-=L-g 50 #- -aE sE
TYFLls. 9 Fym,rchsaslz,iuiiry te-
legrafuja, il podozas wymuiaan N
,trza1dw : .rosb6j ltthd5 s.
poohwyoili, ola zdobycia ekupPu,so>
bywatela ziemskiego, Neuffe1la "a.
bito podoficera pulku dagtstahskiiee
go.
NowoczERKAsK N stsoyi
Krindaozevce ko1e' ekteryynskiej 70
#4b1ojnyob bsanad ~ I . i 'bas :
kasy etaeginnej rabl'lli: 900, Y k sec
palniach jas,nowskioh dwdoh BAN.
dytdv@ograbiao pswnego prsedsie.'
blorce na rb. : 200. s=.s.
WARszAMA. Konsy1tors war
szawskiis otr,,zynal w,adonno6d tele-
grafio1pq, u y Wiedniu skt,tk,em'
zao.ad1snnli.,. am r,., dv6oh Polaatk e !.
edlet |. 4 klerryk ae en- . dlnehex
nsgo, Rajzscher, Idfaggl ..pianslt 81
tolieki n,owiiadoo1laege Dasv \ 2
ibilst6v koteJowyoh, kt6te prsy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

M1ELNo. szeioioletnia o6rka
pewnego robotnika bawiao sic mad J
brzegiem welny wpadla do woody
1tonela, pomimo ze natychmias't
pospiessono jej s..pomoca, Wszel4
kie 6r6dki celem przywrdcenia ME
szcsedli1 ej dziewczynki do zycia.
~pczosta}y bez skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03
JljaElZELI JESTES DO wy.
LECZENIA MY Gle
WYLECZYMY.

EEsIEENeEEE% 8a&S.E EsGE- .2f@th sE
:Powiemysci dlasczego i jak mozez bye wyleczony
skoro sic zglosiszido naszego ofisu, aIbo. jezeli OPT
szesz wszyktko q. swej chorobie. poslemy ci list,
tax jakbysmy = tobas rozmawiali gdybys by1 tn.
Nasze leczenie orowiefci swa wlasnat prosta hi
storye. historye kt6ra oznacza pocieche, zdrowie
sz-cze6liRosGdla tysiecy. &ss
@Bez wynaowie jednego; pytania rozpoznamy
twoja chorobe tax dobrze il bedziesz zdziwiony.
Robiny to.za pomoca specyalnych instrument6w
do wypr6bowania, ME uzywanych przez zadnych
!innych doktor6w. Dajace sic dis wyleczye choro.
by staja tie nieuleczalnem jutro iwszystkie ME
szczesliwe osoby powinne zwazae ma ostrzega
ME wcze6nle.
*Nadzwyczajne choroby wymagaja nadzwyczaj-
neso leezenia. Latwo Jest leczyt zwykle niedoma.
gania, Prawie kazdy zwykly doktor Tub lekarstwo.
gaia Szwykfe iekarstwa, wymagaja nadzwycxaj.
nych lekarstw dopomocy. Nasze ~leczenie wpoe.
1r6wnaniu 2 inneami. T6Szni. sic swiat}u slo6ca Dc
ESWIADCZENIA ME zabiera UFNcSCI. ~zostanis
wyleczonym. BIERZE JEDYNIE PROBE - te
co my zadamy. Ono leczy czy cierpiacy W to vie
Y4v Ii1h mic ELI G@ l %Hf-.t- FlEt@ 49, ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

+ P0GORZELA smieszny i cara.
zem smutuy wypadek 'wydarzy} sie
tutaj pewnemu w1a6clcielowl domu,
[Ot6z wybuch} W jego domu, W
mieszkauiu jednego 2 lokator6w
pozar. Lokator 6w: wYpadt ma
sohody i zaczaf krzyczed ,,gore!sas
S{ysza} to 6w w}a6oiciel domu por-
wal tel ohwili trabe pozarna wy
bieg} nia IA miasto lpocza} try"
bio, ME pytajac sic przedtem niko-
go, gdzie sic pail, Gdy wrdci} "a
stall swoj dom " plomieniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03
ZE SIAS'Kli..l


B sall l''..1 l Prsed III, me t d
j toni 5' st. iw''I hiI Iipits'| Z! ]; Ma ',l.t'l';
|e '5'',il I1sskE " Y ei1n Il . l1l Io-
drzsjjows. 9ot al y lsRrsedsf s.
ran M 1000 n'ssek dxife II.
o.ynki DO don ~ rospp'ty q
swsgrseyh. P F' dala otrzyytA.
|'s n Rolioya nlSssa'ovisk, poofla
wjadomo66, e oskarzeni trzecll
;syd roayjski lgra zanie',r4 "a prses
Prusy przeprow,dzid dwie dxiew-
ozyny do Wegier, ahby jje tam cd
staw,6 do domus rubliesnego. RE.
Fosy wiscie b,I, tes pied os6b
EFriedmana y Mystowloach Lecl
zdaje SIC pocsoll grozace i'm niebek-
pieczenstwo, DO 1G.atttllleb wwyysl.ll
!ggree= 4 jjsedlnpaa lie, o6v,ee-
cimia, gdzie 60 polioya austttYacka
aresztowol /. Gottlieba j We,zman::
prsydybano jeszcze v Myslowioach.
Prey pierwazych przesiuch,aach opol
viadali, te heieli dsiewoxynki q.
prowadzid do s}pSby na Weeggraeb..
eGottleib przed sadem opowiadal,
te by} zsreosony : jedna dsiewt
esyna, a Igra : druga. Dsiewozy-
ny atoll otem mic ME wiedzlafY-
leoz przyzns}y, 4e obiecywano I'm
lekka sluibe i ladne=ubranla. Sad
Weizmana, q .Gattleiba ska,
saf ma poftora roku domu karnego
.Lgra siedzl tagze. we wiesieniu "
Austryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

Oslo. Nieprzyjemna kapiel spot
ka7a v tych dniach. gospodarza W.
Skrzoszke,, ktory wracajac W pija-
nnym stanie do domu, wszedl na ba.
gno ,gdzie bylby tie MECH ybnie u
top,}, gdyby jego wofania o pomoc
ME byli usfYszeli ludzie i go cd.
6mierci wyratowali. u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03
WABREZNO. z tutejszego wi

WABREzNO. z tutejszego wiz
zienia umkna} W czwartek ranc
w}asciciet kamienicy Meaerski, :es
larzony o 4faas2t wanie weksla. Pc:
mtmo natyohmiest warozonej pogo.
nj powlodio mu sig zbiedz, ale ME
ma dlugo, Jeszcze W tym samym
dniu znalezieuo 60 ma poddaszu u
mularsa Rosmskiego. Podozas sic
dztws usi}owaf: ponownle czmych-
nae. Tym azem ME powiod{o mu
sig to jednakowoz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-03

z PR ]',US P'OjlLsRICH|..

2 PRUS POLsKLlIC'HE.
koScIERZYNA. We Wegliko-
wioach strzelii kto6 przez okno do
mieszkania nauczyclela Kosowskle-
go. Kula by}a podobpo p%rzeznsaucczaeo,
Made sekretarza z ]e6nlcz6Wki Ne
dmanna, skt6ry by{ " lynn wlasnl'
czasie W goscinie u aauczyclela.
Sprawc2 jest podobno robotnik,
n,ejaki Pankowskj, kilkakrotnie
jul kafany.
GOLUB. " Dobrzyniu. przya.
resztowano zsln,erza njemieckiego
Franciszka Beyera, kt6ry swcgo
czasu sluzyl prey piechocie " Mag.
deburgu. W czasle urlopu pre-,
.szee 'dl1 ggfapioe rosyjska do wojsks
w,sciej ME wr6oi}.. W Polsce sic o.
tenii, ! doczekat sig juz potomac,
Nledawno PROFESSIONALLY go via.
dze rosyjskie j odstawify w}adzon
pruskim.