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The Washington times., 1908-12-13
BODY IDENTIFIED,
MYSTERY CLEARED
Victim at Morgue Is Aged
Father of DR.. D. T.
Birtwell.

The mystery that has been hanging
over the identity Of the aged man who
fell on Pennsylvania avenue Friday
fracturing his skull and dying Of cere-
bral hemOrrhage soon after being taken
to the Emergency Hospital, was cleared
up this morning. The body was identified
as that OF EbeneZer Birtwell, father of
Dr. Daniel T. Birtwell, of 2z19 Four
tsenth street northwest, who is a prom
inent and welI-knOwn physician OF this
city The Identification was made by J.
G. Swift, Of 622 L street northwest, at
whose house Mr.. Birtwell had been
stopping the last few months.
Growing uneasy over the nonappear-
ance Of the aged man, Mr.. Swift started
out to see II he could find some trace
CT him His investigs IN wound up at
the morgue on lowe. Seventh street,
when he positively identified the body
Up to that time. although various con-
lectures had been made, no facts had
been obtained at the morgue. other
than the dead man was supposed TO
have been an ex-soldier and possibly
an inmate OF the Soldiers Home.
The deceased had only resided in the
District about three years, coming here
in 1876 from Pennsylvania, where he
was born almost sixty-fve years ago. AS
soon as he was informed OF his father $
death, DIT. Birtwell left this morning
for Chester, Pa, where the body will
be taken for burial
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
ASKS
FOR INJUNCTION
Would Restrain Disposal of
Chairman Estate Pending
Settlement of Bill.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 13.-Mrs. Ell
w Clement, who has brought suit TO
recover $561.5S from Mrs. Lillian A.
chatham, daughter OF the late Govern
or Oliver tmes, says loday that she
will ask for an injunction. restraining
the trustees from disposing Of any share
In a large estate claimed by Mrs. Chat
man.
This move, even more than the suit,
VIII arouse unusual interest locally.
since the trustees are all weII-known
Boston men, and include Samuel Carr.
of the chamber Of commerce and for
mer member Of the finance commission;
Judge Edgar J. Sherman, of the su-
perior court; William II. Ames. and
Gilmer Clapp. The social standing Of
the defendant, together with the inter
est in the trustees and the disposal
Of the chatham estate viii insure great
crowds when the case is called in court.
The fling Of the suit by Mrs. Gle
ment, who IS a fashionable dressmaker.
caused a great deal of talk on account
Of the defendant being one Of the so
ciaI leaders. in Boston and Brookline.
Mrs Clements claim is for dressmak-
ing bills Of long standing, and includes
one item for interest on a bill contract
ed in February, 1906. It also includes
a charge Of $1S5 for two dresses and
one of $50 for a single waist
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
GIRL CHLOROFORNED,
TIES AND ROBS HER
Strange Smelling KerChief
Pressed to Her Nose,
Then Oblivion.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. 13.-That
she was chlOroformad, dragged from
bed into a sitting room. where she was
tied and left all night in her night
clothes by a TobDer. who entered the
house of Meier Kaufman, in st. Paul,
about O'Clock this morning. is the
strange story told by Clara Knutzen,
twenty years old
She was aV Akened. she says, by the
man leaning over the bed looking at
her. She was too terrified TO make out
cry and says the man pressed TO her
nOstrils a strange smelling handkerchief
which seemed 10 benumb her senses.
though it did not render her uncon-
scious. She was then dragged into the
sitting room
She claims that willie very drowsy,
she was able TO see the man. who was
tail and wore a brown suit. She would
be able 20 identify him.
The man went into the dining room
and took all the cut glass from the
china closet.
Three rings and two necklaces are
missing from the writing desk which
stood in the sitting room
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
BAY STATE MILITIA
TO AID INAUGURAL
Fifth Infantry Will Ask for
Place in Big Parade
of March f.
WILL ALSO VISIT
MARYLAND REGIMENT
Stop-Over in Baltimore Arrange ]
for in Response TO Invitation
of BaltimoreanS-

BOSTON. Dec. Bon to Baltimore
and Washington is the slogan of the
Fifth Infantry. NJ. V. NJ. The command
unanimously voted 10 visit the Capital
I'm March and participate in the inau-
Euration parade. An invitation has been
received from the FTfSh Regiment,
Maryland National Guard, for the Bay
State men TO include a stOp-Over in Bal
tlmore. Col. w. II. Oakes, on behalf
or his command. has accepted the invi-
tation. the officers and men being en-
thusiastic over the proposed trip
Briefly outlined, the Fifth will leave
Sunday afternoon. February 2S. via the
Fall River line. arriving in Baltimore
about noon on Monday. From Camden
station il VIII parade to the Fifth Mary
lands spacious armory. where quarters
during the stay Will be established ON
Tuesday afternoon the regiment viii
start for Washington, where it viii re
main until Friday morning.
The regimental band OF thirty pieces
will accompany the command. Every
company has formulated some rlan to
. raise money to aid in defrayfng TIE ex-
penses Of the trip. Headquarters, Com
panies a, p. and II, announce a grand
military ball at the ChariestOwn ArmOry,
January ], and all the companies will
join in a lecture and concert by Chap
lain MacQueen AID the regimental band
on February 3.
This visit is going to be Of especial
significance TO the Fifth Maryland. for
thirty-three years ago that command
came to Boston on the occasion Of the
centennial observance OF The battle OF
Bunker Hin, and was accorded such a
reception that scores Of veterans, stiII
alive and associated with the veteran
corps OF the Baltimore organization,
have pleasant remembrances Of their
visit The Marylanders were the guests
of the Fifth Massachusetts at that time
Col. Ezra J. TrUll was the commander
of the latter regiment. Colonel Oakes
was then a private in the Fifth and is
today the only member Of the present
command who took part in the 1870 re-
ceptiOn.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
HELD JOB So YEARS.

FRANKLIN Pa, Dec. 12-John Shee-
han went upon the pension list Of the
Pennsylvania Rai1Pad Company. afte-
thirty-eight years continuous service.
During all Of that time he was fore
man Of the same foUr-miIe section. and
there was not an accident due to faulty
or negligent work. Today Mr.. Sheehan
received a check for $50 for having the
best kept section on the division, and
passes for himself and wife to Philadel-
phia and Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
PEACE Of CHRIST"
SERMONS SUBJECT
Special Service in Prepara-
tion for Feast of
Christmas.

In anticipation OF the celebration OF
the feast Of Christmas, the Rev. james
A Smyth, assistant pastor of St. Pat
rick's Church, delivered an eloquent
sermon at the IL o'clock service today
on The Peace of Christ" The musi-
cal service was one of the features of
the day, particularly the processionai
and incidental work of the sanctuary
choir.
The world gives sometimes an ex-
ternal peace. but this is not the peace
of Christ" Father Smith said in his
sermon THE peace of Christ is an
interior peace. It is a peace with which
no matter what might be the tumult
outside, the rest and quiet of the soul
are never disturbed We can never find
it I'm riches. in ambition, in power OF
in pleasure for these bring only in the
end misery and vexation Of spirit-for
1t is a truth taught by our own expert
ence that the passions and craving OF
mans nature, when gratifed, bring only
moments thrill Of pleasure, followed
by an ever deepening unrest
Father Smith declared the secret Of
the peace Of which Christ was the mes
senger and example could be found only
in self-restraint. self-denial, and In a
life regulated by the commandments of
Sod.
The peace OF Christ" he said, lis
the JOY of a good conscience free from
sin He knew better than any one the
horror, the misery, the remOrse and
wretchedness sin played with the hearts
and souls OF men, and so he had COM
passion. He not only proved his title
TO the Prince Of Peace by living for
man. but also b. dying for him Il was
TO bring peace TO men OF good viii
that inspired his coming II was the
same motive that led him to Calvary"
Father Smith dwelt on the incarnation
Of Christ and the blessings Il brought 10
man, detailing the heralding or the birth
OF a Redeemer, and the peace which
came into the world with His birth
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
FORMER POLICEMAN
ARRESTED AS CROOK
Prisoner Believed to Be Leader in
Gang of Buffalo Des-
peradoes.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Dec. 15--Albert
SoIoman. a former detective sergeant in
the Buffalo police department is under
arrest on a secret indictment charging
him with car burglary. For the last
few years the local railroad yards Lave
been the mecca for a gang Of desperate
criminals. More than one police officer
and several railway detectives have
been shot while endeavoring 10 round
up members OF the gang.
The police believe Soloman IS one Of
the ring leaders. His indictment was
based upon the testimony OF Edward
Doak. who Is under indictment for car
burglary. receiving stolen property and
the shooting Of Detective Louis Weber
on October "a
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
ASKS SURRENDER OF TEETH.

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-James H. Har-
wood. Of p DeKalb avenue. Brooklyn.
appeared il the Adams street court and
complained that he could not get his
teeth from the dentist who had agreed
10 make them, Notwithstanding that he
paid eSe full price for them IN advance
Mr. HarwOod. who is about fifty-five
years Of age. is somewhat dependent on
lis grinders as a number of his front
teeth are missing HarwoOd wanted
Magistrate DOOley to issue some kind
of an order that would compel the den
lists to surrender the teeth.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
FAST TROLLEY CAR
HELPS POLICEMAN
Bowls Over Negro Fleeing o.
Stolen Horse From
Officer.
Officer.

BAhTI MORE, Dec. 13.-A chase by
Patrolman McManus after william II.
CnSnoler, a negro, riding Wildly on a
stolen horse, continued a half dozen
blocks through the business section,
until the career Of the runaway was
cut suddenly short by horse and man
Delng Dowled over by a trolley car at
EutSw and German streets.
The negro was severely cut sbouf the
head. and his injuries were az first con-
sldered serious et the University Hos
pital, where he was taken. The horse
got away and was not located for sew
eral hours.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
WOMAN STANDS PAT!
MERE MAN "CRAWLS''
Town Goes Dry and Attorney Pays Bet by Melancholy
Trip Hands and Knees Through Crowd
ed Corridor.

LYNN, Mass, Dec. 13--Because Miss
Katherine Sullivan, of Lynn, would not
change her mind, Attorney J. Frank
Williams had to crawl on his hands and
knees from his oqice in the Proctor
building Central square. to the office
of Attorney James w. Sullivan. at the
other end of the corridor in the same
building.
williams was confident Lynn would
go wet this year. He wa telling this
TO Miss Sullivan. who is confidential
clerk for her brother Attorney Sulli-
van. Miss Sullivan was sure Lynn
would go dry"
Just TO show his confidence in his own
political belief. Williams said that IL
the city went dry he would travel on
his hands and knees from mis- own office
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
MARRIES TO ESCAPE DEBT.

PITTSBURG, Dec. 13.-Dr. Gebhart
Stine. charged by Jsadore Seitelman
with false pretense. gained his liberty
today in Alderman McInerney's court by
consenting 20 be married to Seitelman's s
sister-in-law. Miss Sadie Finger. The
prosecutor said DR.. Stine had borrow
ed money from him 10 open up an Of
fee and failed TO mike good. II devel-
oped that DR.. Stine 4 ad been aged
TO Miss Finger and had been slow in
carrying out his part OF the agreement
Upon his cOnsenting to being married
drawn
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
FILLMORE PAPERS
GIVEN TO BUFFALO

BUFFALO, y. Y. Dec. I3.-President
Nillard Fillmore's volUminOus papers.
covering the period Immediately pre-
ceding the civil war. have been given 10
the Buffalo Historical Society, according
TO announcement made today
In the Will Of the late AIHlard Powers
Fillmore. son Of the President, was the
specification: AT the earliest
practicable moment burn or otherwise
destroy effectively all correspondence Of
letters to or from my father. mother
sister. or ne"
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
BEATEN AND ROBBED,
WOMAN NEAR DEATH
Mrs. Salhe Green Victim of Man
She Sheltered From
Storm.

SPARATANBCRG. S. c.. Dec. 10
Mrs. Sallie Green widow of a COnfed-
crate soldier. and who lives alone on a
small farm near CampObello. was hit in
the head with an AK by a man named
MetZe, who robbed her and left her for
dead She was discovered in a bed wet
with blood by her granddaughter. who
came at noon to see her
On regaining consciousness today Mrs.
Green said she had given Metze shelter
Friday night when a cold rain was fall
ing. At midnight he entered her room
with an axe. demanding money. She
fought him. but was thrown on her bed
and her head cut. Metze, who escaped,
took so. and officers are searching for
him Metze is a Greenville man.
Mrs. Green viii die.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13

to Sullivan's office, where Miss SullI-
van works.
But. of course" he said, II won't
have to do t for Lynn will go license -
But Lynn didn't. Then Williams
thought Miss Sullivan might change her
mind about making him do that
crawl" But Miss Sullivan didn't ask
the privilege of changing her mind. She
was satisfied to see NJ Williams make
good"
1t was melancholy trip for williams.
But II was a merry one for all the at
torneys and other terants of the Proc
tor building, and az many others a.
could jam into the corridor. They had
slapsticks and paper whips and other
light weapons TO accelerate Williams
speed. Williams says IL is remarkable
how the young women of today hold 70
ar idea
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
TRACKED AROUND WORLD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA man
hunt extending more than half way
around the globe and which was con-
Quoted by telegraphic and cable dis
patches came TO an end here when 4
detective boarded the Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia upon its arrival from
the Orient and arrested L. E. KnOllys.
whose description Is said TO tally with
that Of L. Z. Hancock. wanted by the
authorities Of Winston Salem, y. G.,
on a charge Of embezzlement.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
LABRADOR SURGEON
TO DELIVER LECTURE

DR. wired T. Grenfell. the famous
missionary surgeon OF the Labrador
coast, viii deliver a lecture in the
Central Presbyterian Church. Third and
! streets. northwest. tomorrow evening
at O'Clock. Tuesday evening. DR.. Gren-
fell will speak at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore DR. GTenfeu viii
tell the story Of his life and work
and thrilling adventures among the
fisher folk OF the Labrador coast.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
THIEVES FIRE HOUSE.

POTTSvILLE, Pa, Dec. 13--BUrglars
entered the home Of Joseph Schafer
during the absence Of the family. ran
sacked the place and then set fire 20
the premises A neighbor detected the
smoke, and was in time 20 put out the
fire. and save the building The thieves
also broke into the parochiaI residence
Of st. Patr ck's Catholic Church.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
CANDLES, EMBEZZLES $4,000

OAKLAND, Cal. Dec 13.-Adrian lie
BUef, for three years cashier Of Hale
Brothers dry goods store in tc!s city,
has been arrested on a charge OF en-
bezzlement. He confessed TO the Do
lice. Il is said, that he had lost 50. 900
OF the firms money IN the last four
months IN gambling, chiefly on the
horses
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
CRUISER AWAITS TEST.

BOSTON, Mass. Dec 13-ThR scout
cruiser Birmingham left here to-
day for Rockland. Ne. where she viii
undergo a Standardization test. Her
ocean test viii come NEXT month, when
back
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
YOUNG TURKS WIN.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 13.-The
Young Turks have been successful in
the local election OF deputies to the
new chamber. The ten representatives
are made up of five Turks. two Ar
menians, two Greeks. and one Jew.
Pafik Bey, the minister Of Justice
headed the list. He received 503 cleo
toral votes out Of a possible SIS.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
LOCAL FIRM GETS CONTRACT

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 13.-The
State printing commission awarded the
contract for furnishing the State sta
tionery 20 the r. P. andrews Company,
Of Washington, D.. G. at its bid Of
S15, 1926. The only other bidder was
Diem. Diem & Wing, Of Cincinnati.
Sl7.Ol940
The printing contract was awarded TO
the News-Man Company. OF this city
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
NEVER SAW STREET CAR.

SCHAEFFERSTOWN, Pa, Dec. 13-
Without ever having enjoyed the SEN
satiOn Of a ride on steam railway
train. and having seen but one in her
life Of sixty-five years, Miss Katherine
Ream, Of this place, died today of
rheumatism. She never even saw q
street car
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
GovERNoR-ELECT ON JOB.

FAIRMONT. ". Va. Dec. 13-GOv-
ern-elect W. f. Glasscock is making a
personal and minute inspection Of every
State institution, having gone through
the normal school and liners Hospital
here. He viii SpenG several weeks in
this inspection. He Is the first governor
OF West Virginia who has ever done
this, and through IT he Is earning com
mendatiOn from members OF both par
ties throughout the State.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
TAFT SENDS THANKS
FOR RABBITS FOOT
Delaware Admirer Gave Candi-
dates Emblems Of Luck Dur
ing Campaign.
WILlIINGTON. DeI., p. -,

WILMINGTON, Del Dec. I2-Harrs
7. Derry, OF this city, who handed a
rabbits foot TO Judge Taft and one 20
Mr.. Sherman while they were IN this
city Ia October has received letters
thanking aim for the gifts and ASSURING
him that they would always carry the
feet
while that Of Mr. Sherman treated the
incident at some length The Vice
President-eiect assured Derry that his
faith IS stronger than ever IN the gen
eral belief that the left hind foot Of a
rabbit is a potent charm 10 success
The Washington times., 1908-12-13
YOUNGEST SKATER BROWNS.

BROOKVILLE, Pa, Dec. I3.-CharIes
Reed, aged eight years, was drowned
in Red Bank creek here while skating
and Walter, a brother, aged twelve, and
Henry Shields, aged twelve. who We're
skating with the boy, broke through
the ice at the same time ana were
rescued with difficulty.
The Washington times., 1908-12-13

| IF YOUR CONTEMPLATED GIFT REQUIRES ENGRAVING
| HAVE DELIVERED WIEN WANTED
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
Winona, Mimi. 2 marca 1908

Winona, Mimi. 2 marca 1908
Jest srora liczba m1odych
ludzj, kt6rzy ME maja zaje-
cha a potrzebuja pomocy
miejskiej.
Kazdy alderman bedzie sic
przokonywaf ilu z tych jest
zdatnych do piracy, a kt6ry
jest, tego ma poinformowac
ably sic uda1 do komisarki
ubogich PAM Boynton kt6-
"a mu da polecenie do komi-
SARA ulic komisarz ulic "a
bierze tego m}odego czfo-
wieka do miejskich ka-
mieniolom6w bedzie
MT p1acif $2.75 i $500
"a cordrozbijanych kamieni.
CT kt6rzy, pracuja a So W
potrzebie towar6w grocery
ntych albo opatu, maja zawia-
domic komisarke ubogich j
inzyniera miejskiego, a ko-
misarz ulic wymierzy kamie-
ME i da zawiadomienie ko
misarce ubogich, jaka kwote
kt6ry cz}owiek zarobiE a ko-
misarka rbogich da i'm "a te
sumo towar6w korzennych-
drzewa lecz niedostana
got6wki.
Komisarz ulic be 1zie Cd
powiedzialnym "a dostarcze-
ME wszystkich narzedzi /
potem te narzedzia cdbierze
zanim robotnik wezmie swe
zam6wienie. =.
Alderman beda odpowie-
dzjalni "a dowiadywanie sic
kt6rzy sa W potrzebie pomo-
cy cd miasta.
JAN PELOWSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

~Szanownych abo-
nent6w Wiarusa pro-
shiny, ably %jaknajpre~
dzej uiScili sic z ma
~lezytoSci "a Wiarusa,
BIO gazeta kosztuje
wiele pieniedzy, kt6'
re my p}aci6 musimy
regularnie "a papier,
druk, dzierzawe ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
tego i Ia gazette mu-
shiny sic %dopominac
zap4aty i pros1my ably
nasi Szan0wni abo-
nenci "a takow@ D}a-
Gill.
Wyaawm'ctwo Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
Ma sprzedaz

80 ARROW dobrego gruntu,
r6wniny, po}ozonego " po-
wiecie Wadena, W Mimi, O.
kolo 40 ARROW gruntu jest
dobre Dudulcowe drzewo.
Zamienionem bye moze ma
tania posiad}osc W Winonie
BIERCE, L & Co.
W bloku Model.
Wihona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
NASZ NAJGORSZY TY.
RAN,

My nigdy ME podejrzewamy ia
kim tyrancm jest nasze niezadowo-
lone pragnienle. Wiele os6b "a
pewnialo was, re robili onl income
usl{owania W celu uwolnienia sic
cd tego zyczen-a, lecz i'm sic to ME
uda}o. Jezell to jest prawda, to mu'
shiny wyszukat COS, co uczyni nasze
organa ira vienna tax income, re da~
dza one soble rade z ciezka praca
bez uszkodzenia. Take lekarstwo.
to jest, TAXI ton,k, Jest Trinera A.
merykahski Elixir Gorzkiego Wi
ma. WEI doze lego pred kazdem
]edzeniem, nawet kledy n~ieczujesz
sic rzeczywi6cie chorym, a zoba-
czysz jaki wzmacniaj2cy wp}yw on
bsdzie miat M ciebie Jezeli mas
j,kie trudnosci pc jedzeniu jak 0
cie;alosc, odbijanie, gazy, blegun"
ky, Tub jezeli apetyt tw6j ME jest
V porzadku, jezeli ME mozesz jesc,
pomimo, re czujesz sic g}odnym,
jezeli trawlenie twoje ME jest koma
pletne, to Trineaa Amerykahski
Elixir Gorzklego Wilma wyleczy
cie. Wszysstkie apteki. Jos. Tri-
ner, 6l6-622 So. Ashland ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
FARMA Ma SPRZEDAz

lub ma wymiane, 80 ARROW
gruntu, budynek nowy, tax
samo stajnia i spichlerz,
wszystko W dobrem porzad-
ku; dobra woda = do mia
sta dwie mile. Zg}osi6 sic do
J.. A. Rombalski, Indepen-
dence, Wis. Box 222.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
SzczesliWa cWierc.

Jest ia, kt6ra ~zap}acicie "a pu-
de}ko Ora Kinga Nowych pigufek
zyc,a. One wan przyniosa zdrowie
kt6rewiecej znaczy niz zloto. Spr6
b6jcie ich ma boil g}owy, z6fciowost,
zapchanie imalarie. Jezell 2awioda
cena wan bedzie wv r6cona W apte>
&c pana M. j. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
Organista.

Kt6ryby byl zdo]ny prowa-
die szko1e parafialna "
polskim angielskim jezyku,
MECH sic zg}osi pod adresem:
REV. A.
Silver Lake, Mimi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

godziu.
ne nabozehstwo W paraf'i sw.
Stanis1awa Kostki w Vino
ME rozpocznie sic we wtorek
31go marca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
~~~~~
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

WIEL. KS: proboszcz J,
Pacholski wyjechal W ponie"
dzia}ek pred po}udniem do
Pucka So. Oak. ia czterdzies-
to godzinne naboze6stwo,
kt6re tam sic odbywa we
wtorek, 6rode i czwartek.
'Wiel. ks. proboszcz rowr6ci
do Winony W piatek.
ksieza B. Bu-
rant i z. Kupferschmidt ba-
will ma poczatku biezacego
tygodnia W Pine Creek, po'
magaii tam podczas czter-
dziesto godzinnego naboze6-
silva W s1uchaniu spowie-
:dzi j. t. d. u wiel. ks. Cara.
Powr6cili do Winony we
wtorek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

Professor (piszac z podr6-
~ do zony):: Me moge ci
dis DUO pisac, DO jestem
strasznie zajety. Jak nwi-
dzisz'' ME COLLEEN sic nawet''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

Many juz kalenda-
RE Maryanskie ma
rok 1908, dodawac ]e
b~edziemy abonentom
nasEym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abonament "a;
,,Wiarusa"' ma rok
~przyszty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

A STANISkAW PIE
CHOWSKI z Red Granite,
Wis baWi w Winonie W Cos
cinie u %krewnych ! znajo-
mych. Powr6ci do Berlina ma
poczatku przysz1ego tygod-
MA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

BIEDNI i W og6le Polacy
W Winonie maja W tym ro-
ku nadzwyczaj wiele zajecia,
co zawdzieczac NIGGA polskim
a~ldermanom i komisarzowi
ulic panu Jak6bowi Satce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

w miescie Winona, pozeg-
na}o sic 2 tym swiatem W
miesiacu lutym 81 os6b -
"a. l1ci meskjej i Is ze1skiej.
49, Urodzi}o sic W tym sa-
mym miesiacu 1913 chop
cow i Is dziewczat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

WIEL. ks: Ambrozy Kry
jewski z Wilma, Mum bawj1
W minlonym tygodniu W Wi
monte podczas czterdziesto
godzinnego nabozehstwa W
parafii sw. Kazimierza Kr.;
Wzeszio tygodniowym hume
re Wiarusa Opusci(ismy
nazwisko Wiel. ks. Kryjew
skiego, "a co przepraszamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

ME
-Wiec ME dasz pan sekcy-
sic pc smierci?
Me-. wcale ME jestem Gle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

CZKONKOWIE rady szk6l-
.nej W towarzystwie nadz6rcy
szk6t p. Frazier, urzadzili W
zesz1a srode rewizya wszy,
stkich szk6t mie]skich co "a
je}o i'm ca}y dzieh czasu.
Chociaz zarzad znalaz} wszy-
stko W dobrym porzadku,
u%chwalono jednak pCrobic
niekt6re ulepszenia, osobli
vie W z"aprowadzeniu drabin
r~atunkowych.