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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-29
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Letter entgma-Tenns.
Beheadings-(D Boar, oar. (2l Flight, light.
"a Brat. rat
CurtAilings--(D Paint, pain. e, Pear pea.
80 Buggy. bug.
Hidden name puzzle-Bach.
Riddle-Bar.
Arithmetical puzzle-Traln.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
TESTIMONIAL DINNER TO DAVID BAIRD
The Popular State Assessor Ban
quoted by Wildwood Yacht
Club Friends TO-niaht

Among the notable events scheduled
to occur here tonight is a testimonial
dinner to David Baird, given by his
friends of the Wildwood Yacht Club,
at the club house, North Wildwood.
Covers will be laid for thirty guests and
among those invited to meet Mr.. Baird
around the festive board are included:
State Comptroller Henry j. West;
Congressman Henry g. Loudenslager;
Senators Robert b. Hand, Bloomfield
Minch, Joshua K. Borton, William j.
Bradley, Sheriff Edward Francis, of
Long Branch; Prosecutor of the Pleas
Harry Scovil, of Camden; William j.
Thompson, James Taylor, Henry H.
Ottens, HarryH. offman and Andrew
s. Murphy. An up-to-date vaudeville
entertainment will be a feature of the
banquet.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
Magnificent Prize Given Away

Baker Brothers, in appreciation of
the enthusiastic aid rendered by the
automobile interests in 1907 and 1908
in the entertainment of the throngs of
visitors to the island will present the
owner of the automobile making the
best time at the fall meet on Labor
day a valuable building lot located on
Aster road, Wildwood Crest. This lot
will be given free of cost with all street
and sidewalk Improvements made and
paid for. 1t is safe to say that this
meet on Labor day will attract thous-
ands of visitors to our place. Our cit
liens should manifest a lively interest
in this coming event.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
Republican Club Resolutions

At a meeting of the Holly Beach
Republican club held on the 10Th day
of August, 1908, the following pream-
BILE and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Divine Prov
idence to remove by death from our
midst our esteemed friend and fellow
member of this club, Martin Donalan.
Resolved, that by the death of Mar
tin Donalan the members of this club
realize the loss of a valued and useful
member of u organization and we
unite in expressing our appreciation of
his good feeling for us all while a MEM
Der with us.
Resolved, that we desire to extend
u sympathy to the bereaved widow
of our friend and to all his sorrowing
relatives and to assure them of our
most earnest appreciation Of his char
acter and good fellowship.
Committee,
VIM. Il. GARRISON,
JOHN WooLsoN,
SAMUEL K. SPENCER.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
Thanks From the Chief Marshal

To all who participated in The Indus
tri al Parade on August Goth, 1 desire
to express my keen appreciation of the
interest taken, the immense amount of
work performed and the liberal expend-
iture in preparing the many beautiful
floats. The elaborate exhibits and the
very original and humorous character
features, which combined in making
the Parade the splendid success it was.
1 want to thank all who took part IN
the parade for their willing cooperation
in forming and carrying out the line of
march. l also desire especially, to-
thank my Assistant Marshals, for
the Jealous and responsive n with
which they SO ably performed their
difficult tasks.
CARL A. HAswIN.
Holly Beach, N. j., Aug. 9th, 1908.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
Notice

The Board of Education of North
Wildwood will hold a dedication of the
school building, located at 10th and
Central avenues, on Wednesday, Sept.
I'd, at 1.30 p. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend. State
superintendent g. J. Baxter, County
Superintendent o. o. Barr, Aaron w.
Hand and other prominent speakers
will address the meeting.
By Order Of the Board,
F. H. HEWITT, Sec'y
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

Williamson, J. A. Claim. Miss M.
Kirk, j. Ernest Reid and family,
Lorena M. Cooper, Miss K. Devine,
Miss B. Cook, Mary j. Moon, Anna L..
Moon, Miss M. Lamont, Miss J. Patter-
son, Thomas r. Moon, J.. Gordon
Moon, Harry Cook, John Hurlock, Ed
ward Hurlock, William G. Patterson,
Miss Duffy, Mae Flaherty, Kathryn
Flaherty, Mary Logan, Mary Johnson,
Claire Hart, Nellie McGrath and NJ.
A. Essey.
AT the annual meeting of the. Holly
Beach Yacht Club these officers were
elected: A. II. Christ, commodore; H.
HI. Voorhees,, vice Commodore; e. A.
Norton, president; G. A. Haswin, vice
president; S. Il. Dowler, secretary;
George N. Smith, treasurer. About a
dozen new members have been added
within the last month.
Several power boats of the yacht
club will go to Cape May on Saturday,
and take part in the open regatta, held
at that place on Saturday afternoon.
The benefit for the yacht club, held
at Bakers Theatre last Friday eve
ming was a success, both socially and
financially.
The Holly Beach Yacht Club received
first prize, for the best float in that
class, at the recent trades parade.
Miss Kathryn Gilligan and Miss
Kathryn Murphy, of Philadelphia, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Heating, the tailor, at the New York
house on Pacific avenue. Mr.. Keat-
ing took them for a spin to Cape May
in his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eve and cous-
in, Miss Maize Eberz, of Westville,
spent two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Ewes parents, MI. and Mrs. III. Keat-
ing. Mrs. James Teasdale and Mrs.
James Gilligan. of Observation-Disclosures
also their guests OH the day of the pa
rade last week.
Mrs. Riley and family have returned
to Trenton after three weeks stay here
at the Shaw bungalo ON Montgomery
avenue.
Mrs. f. Shaw, Miss V. Ryan and
Miss Anna Gritton, of Camden, are
down for a brief stay at the bnngalo
on Montgomery avenue.
AT the Hollywood M. E. churchnext
Sunday, Aug. 80, MI. and Mrs. Carl
Peterson, of Palmyra, will sing anoth-
er M of their inspiring gospel songs.
Miss Dunning will also sing. The
eighth anniversary of the church will
be observed on Sunday, Sept. 6, with
appropriate ceremonies. Noted speak
ers have been secured to assist and
among other features the choir of the
church will render special music as
sisted by a large choral society from
Philadelphia.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
MONDAY, q, 1aos,

between the hours of twelve and five o'clock
p. M, towit, at l.30 O'Clock in the afternoon
OF said day, at the Sherif7s office, in Cape
May Court House, Cape May County, New
Jersey,
All the following described lots or parcels of
land, situate in the Borough of North Wild
wood, in the County of Cape May and State
of New Jersey, particularly described as fol-
lows: Containing the northeasterly one-half
of block number Two Hundred and Three
(203; bounded on the northeast by Seven
tenth street; on the southeast by Central
avenue; on the southwest by the southwes-
terly one-half of block number Two hundred
and Three (203), and on the northwest by New
Jersey avenue. Comprising ten Q0) lots num-
bers 100 and l3l on Central avenue; and 202 to
26 inclusive on Seventeenth street, as laid
out on a plan OF lots made by L. NJ. Rice, Jr.,
1900.
The above described property is sold subject
to taxes and municipal assessments due the
Borough of North Wildwood aggregating APP
~proXimately the sun of 81 400.
ROBERT r. CORSON, Sheriff.
Dated July %, 1905.
j. Chas. Winters, Sol'r.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
GRASSY SOUND NOTES

The sultry days of August and the
nearness to the close of the season
caused the rush to the shore in greatly
increased numbers. Weak fish are slow
in comparison to other seasons. Hake
and king fish are caught inside. The
cottagers have given this resort a lively
appearance, launches and pleasure
yachts are constantly plying the waters
and a number of social festivities are
being arranged. Bathing and swim
ming is still popular.
Magistrate Philip Schmitz, of Cam
den, has made additional improve
ments at the boat landing for the con-
venience and pleasure of the angler.
He is seen daily in his launch towing
the angler who fishes In inside waters
to and from the fishing quarters.
Mrs. Scholey, ST., took her dip at
moonlight and pronounced it fine.
When the moon refused its light a Ian
tern was placed at the end of the pier
and used as a substitute.
Mrs. Buck, of Bridesburg, was a Wis.,
itor at the Scholey Cottage IN Wetnes-
day.
Edgar Lockwood visited his family
at the Cook Cottage. Florance Lock-
wood and family also were guests on
Wednesday.
LfrnVT InIIrRnna Enfs4Fnnd In tho
Sounds on Thursday afternoon.
Edward Swope, Harry Smith, Mrs.
VIM. Smiley and Mrs. Clara Barton
were among Thursdays visitors.
Miss Helen e. Steigelman, ofSwarth-
more, is being entertained by Rena
Bailey.
MIR. Hallman has made additional
Improvements to his cottage.
AIR. and Mrs. VIM. OFT, Of Brooklyn,
spent a few days at the South Side and
were we'll pleased with the resort.
e. e. Salmon, in company with
some friends, are occupying "Charter
Oak.n The ending of their vacation
will be the beginning of George r..
Bailey's vacation at the cottage. Mr..
Bailey is president of the club.
III. B. Woolston, of Holly Beach,
was "A guest at the Primrose on We'd
nesday.
Helen Steigelman and Rena Bailey
attended the dance given by the Wild
wood Yacht club on Saturday, through
the courtesey of Mr.. and Mrs. e. l..
Hallman.
S. j. Lloyd, a West Philadelphia
business man, was taken to Stone Har-
Dor on the Dartmouth
S. j. Bunch took the party stopping
at the "Charter Oak" to Stone Harbor
in his launch. MIR. and Mrs. Geo. r.
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindermuth, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hickman and
Allen Kyle were among the number.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lockwood, daughter
and friend vacated the Cook cottage on
HdgnsNgd. Mr.. Martain aud family,
of Camden, took immediate possession.
Mr.. Barrett is at the Ideal cottage.
Mrs. NJ. Beeroower is at the Hall
man cottage.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
WILDWOOD YACHT CLUB RACES
Held last Saturdayand witnessed
by a large Crowd. The Winning
Boats

The annual open regatta of the Wild
wood Yacht Club was held over the
regular club course of the Ottens
Canal last Saturday afternoon, under
delightful weather conditions. The
races were started at 3 O'Clock, but long
before that hour hundreds of yachts
men, their families, friends and visitors
gathered along the shores of the canal
to view the races.
The canal was alive with visiting
motor boats and speed craft from the
Ocean City, Avalon, Cape May, Holly
Beach and Ventnor Yacht clubs and
never before were SO many craft from
visiting clubs congregated at any
racing event. The pretty club house
and it's spacious porches were crowded
with visitors, who were royalty enter
tanned by the reception committee and
members of the yacht club. All day
long there was music and a bountiful
luncheon was served to all who wished
to partake of it.
The starting gun for the first race was
fired at 3 o'clock. The event was for
automobile racing boats and was over a
ten mile course. The Meteor, the crack
speed boat of the Cape May Yacht
club, with her owner, Capt. b. I.
Gibbon as pilot, finished first and
"Ottens," owned by HenryH. Ottens,
of the Wildwood Yacht Club, won
second honors. The race for speed
boats in the second class was won by
the "Gem,n Captain William Bech-
mann; the "Slick, capt. R. R. Stan
merit, was second, and the third boat
was the "Toothpick, H. H. Voorhees,.
In the race for cabin cruisers, the
"Chesbea," Captain Charles Paschall,
of the Avalon Yacht Club, proved the
winner. The"Cora," DIR. Storr, owner,
of the Ocean City Yacht Club, took
second honors and the "Luegeo,'
Captain George Fish, of the Ocean City
Yacht Club, was third.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
Notice

II STOCKHOLDERS of the Five Mile
Beach Building & Loan Association are here
by notified that all remittances for monthly
dues, ETC., are payable only to h. w. Ryan,
treasurer, or Howard r. Buck, Secretary,
Wildwood, N. j.
Stockholders making remittances to former
officers or other Unauthorized parties do so at
their own risk.
By order of the Board of Directors,
Five Mile Beach Building and Loan Asso.,
Philip p. Baker, President.
Attest:
Howard r. Buck, Sec'y. August 18th, 1908
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue OF a writ of Fieri Facias, for sale
of mortgaged premises, to me directed, issued
out of the Court OF Chancery of New Jersey,
on the 18th day of July, A.. ID. 1905, in a GER
tain cause wherein William q. Hodgson is
complainant, and Walter e. Buzby and others
are defendants, l shall xpose to sale at pub
lie Vendue, on
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

DOINGS AT THE OTTENS TRACT
Crowds Still Visiting This Pleas
ant Section. September
Promises Many Visitors
and Much PrOSDerffy


The Ottens tract is certainly enjoying
its share of resort patronage. Every
train arriving from interior cities and
towns brings a goodly number of pleas
ure seekers and all hotels and boarding
houses are filled to their utmost capac-
rity. The season gives fair promise of
running until the end of September, as
all the guest houses report many book
ings for that month. So successful have
several of the houses been that there is
talk of enlarging them before next
season.
The recent illumination of The ocean
from board walk, from twenty sixth to
sixteenth streets with streamers of
~incandescent lights, has resulted in
hundreds of p~romenaders using that
esplanade during the early evening
hours. The walk is one mass of
brilliancy, with its 1900 or morea
scintillating electric 49, PagoF
will ~ erected .
hundred feet apart for coneeniV
of the public.
The Ottens Canal section is visiS
these pleasant August days by large
numbers of the %sojouners on the island.
From its splendid public wharves
many jolly parties leave on fishing,
grabbing and boating trips in motor
and row boats daily. Tied up to the
landing wharf of the Wildwood Yacht
club are trim and speedy power boats
OF yachtsmen from the nearby yacht
clubs. This part of the Ottens tract
is rapidly growing in popularity with
home seekers and with the proposed
erection of many new houses, it will
by next season assume the proportions
of a good sized town.
Mr.. and Mis-. William Ford and
their interesting son, of White Plains,
N. Y, who arrived here a few days ago
in their big touring car, have taken
apartments at the Hotel Ottens, where
they will remain for several weeks.
They are charmed with the beauty of
the Ottens tract surroundings.
Among the visitors of the week was
}. Charles Winters, a rising young at
torney of { amden.
Over Sunday visitors of note, guests
of Henry H. Ottens, were State Assessor
David Baird, of Camden, and Senator
Robert T.. Hand.
Registered among the guests at the
Hotel Ottens are Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Seeger, of Philadelphia.
Among the many Philadelphia bust
ness men who find rest and pleasures
in evenings spent with their families
at their cottage homes here are: George
d. Mullen, Albert Hart, Morris Will
liams, John w. Speckman, William F.
Brennan, w. D. Eynon, F. Eveleth,
e. w. Omensetter, Amos H. Christ,
and Minor Harvey.
Mrs. Frank GLADDEN. came over from
Atlantic City and viewed the great
Industrial parade, as the guests of Mrs.
Henry III. Ottens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Erdrich are
registered at the Hotel Ottens. Mr.
Erdrich who conducts a large brewery
in Frankfort, made the run to the
shore in his big touring car.
Cornelius B. Hess and family, who
have been stopping with his brother,
Frank Hess, left for Millville this week,
and later on they will go to Alexandria,
Va, where Mr.. Hess will blow glass
the coming winter.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

The Ottens Harbor chirper is coming
to town. What is it? Ask Ottens.*
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
oco-

Free bus, boardwalk and Burk ave-
nue., for Ottens harbor. Grabbing and
fishing t
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

Free Bus, Boardwalk and Burk ave-
nue., for Ottens Harbor. Grabbing and
fishing. +
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

The Ottens Harbor chirper is coming
to town. What is it? Ask Ottens.#
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Marine National Bank
ESoURCE

at Wildwood, N. j., in the State of New Jer.
sey, at the close of business July l5, 1908:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

The following summer schedule is
n effect at the Holly Beach post
office.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

State OF New Jersey, County, OF APE May, s.;
/, CLARENCE G. ELDREDGE, Cashier of
the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief.
CLARENCE G. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of July, 1908.
JOHN BRIGHT, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
r. w. RYAN,
FREDERICK SUTTON,
+. G. MEYER,
Directors
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-28

A. Peterson, Tailor and Importer,
1927 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

WARSAW A. Rozbioie kasy VI
magnistracle. Wydzial wodociagdw
i k~anallzacji miescl sig cd lat kilt
ku W specjaln,e ma ten eel nadbu.
dowonem 5 pietrze oficyny magi-
stratu. W gablnecio g}6 wnego in-
1yniera umieszczono kase ogniotrwa
{a, W ktorej z powodu wyp}aty pen
sii i zarobk6w robotnikom z{ozo.-
nc, wieksza sumo. Pc pofudniu po
uskutecznieniu ,cze6ci wyptaty, po-
zosta&4 sumo przesz}o dsiesied tysie-
cy rubli ~p}atnicsy schowai do kasy.
.Gdy urzednicy prsybyii do bluta,
spos~ trzezono " scianie hocsnej ka
~, duzych rozmlarow dziure,, v.
kalslie za6 zupe}ny brak gol6wki.. Ma
bjurkiu znaleziono kllkasw oreczkdw
p1doiennyoh do pieniedsy :dro-
bnyoh, oraz gar6d'm,edziak6w: Kto.
j kiedy 'o,bif kase posostafo ma "a,
sie ME wyjasuiona zagadka. .sad,ao
e. sposobu- wylamania kaay, mu-
sla4 TO uosynid, rutynovany wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

WRONKE. Ksiadz proboszcz
Antoni Jezierski z Kuno wa opus"
Gil wiezienle tu~tejsze " kt6rem
przesiedzlaf mlesiac "a sprawe
szk6lna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
III sI4ASKA.s

E@NteA.4 -I=EN '.8T AF-%@LEE+ -e
~KOLKOLlNIEC. straszn2 smier.
oie sgine4a 52-letnia siostra ober-
:systy Klenia, tn stad Podczas ME-
sanacznego po5aru " obersy
siostra, Ktora by}a sparaIizowana,
ME mog}a sic ruszYd m%iejsca, a
nikogo ME by4o " poblizu, CODY
ieJ doskoczylz pomoca. Odnios}a
vice tax straszne poparzepia, ze po
5 godzinach skona}a wsrod st"ash~
bolesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

BOGUCICE, Dzielny ch}opiec.
Ma stawie W poblizu wsi zafam ia
sic W ubieg}a sobote . letnia c6rka
szewoa Spendla i dosta}a sic pod
ldd. obecnych tam kilkoro dsieoi
zacze}o wo1ac o pomoo, gdy wtem
nadszedl l3 letni szkolarz Augu~
styn Brzesek i bez namys}u rzuci}
sic tonacej ma ratunek. Chcac j.
wydobyc: musia} odwazny chlopiec
zupeln,e sic ~zanurzyd. B~ezprzyto~
nina dziewczynke uds}o mu SIC
wydosta6 ma brzeg stawu, gdzie
kr6tko potem przywr6cono ja do
zyoia. Dzielny ch{opiec z~as}uguje
ma s}uszna poohwa}e, a i nagroda
60 z pewno6cia ME mimic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

LEG. Lis:onosz Micha}czyk rsu~
oh sic uiedaleko Wydmina pod
ko}a pooiagu, kt6re 60 zmiazd4yfy.
sm,erd nastapi}a ma miejscu. M.
nia& wkrdtce sig oteni6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
OcZyWista nfeuczcfWOsG

7---s Nv +Hn =
,,Gdy6 nawiedzonys przez kass'l
Tub zazieblenie. alb,o gdy Gle boil
" gardle, jest to wprost nieuczcl-
vie uzymac. .inqege lekarstwa jsk
DrtKiug'a New Discovery" Pc
Ewiada G. O.. E+d+idge, 2 Empire,
Ga. ,UzYwafem New Discovery
.przez siedem lat J. WIEN, II to jest
nailepsze lekarstw,o " Awiecie ma
kassel / zazlebieu1e, chrypke i
wszelkie choroby, p}uo. Mole dz'eci
% sk{onno do chr4pki, leoz New.
Discovery wylecsa predko kaadv
praapad." z q, name swiecies jake
krdl Observation-Disclosures ma chorn-
by gard}a j pfuc. Sprzebawane pod
gwaraocya q. n J. Kowalewskie
90 aptekarza, 6oesi 800. Bu1elki
ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

GRABOWO, pow. lubawski.
w piatek, dnia ego b. M wleczo.
rem jecha} pow6z ks. ~proboezcza
Pe}ki ma dworzec do Lubawy. Ma
szosle PREY folwarku Rozentalsklm,
gospodarz Mateusz Kasprsyoki z
Rozentala, jadao n~adzwYczaj ostro
iak zwYkle to ME pc prawej, lecz
DO Level stronle, uderzy} z taxa
slls ma pow6z ks. prob p, re dy''
szel przebif konla, wartosci prze-
szlo tysiac marek, kt6ry natyoh~
Mast zdechf. - Pan K. jechall: s! 2
Lubawy, gdzie soble z lnnyym pa,
nem z Rozentala podobno porzad--
ME podohmieli} i dlatego koni .dot-
brae ME iprowadzif. Widssc, co
lekkomyslnoscla swe spowodowa},
zacia} konie l poozai aciekac, aze-
by 60 ME poznaao. Woznica
Is. prob. Pelk.jednak, ME woie~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

mig bity, dos,adl drugiego konia,
nute pedzic "a MIN 81 DO Rosen-
tala, gdsie sic przekonal, kto byl.
sprawca wypadku. - Takim spo.
sobem ks proboszcz Polka utraci}
piekuego i cennego kko k
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

sZCZYTNO, Cha}upnika Bogu-
mia Adamskiego Z Orzyna skaza}
sad przysieg}Ych ma diva lat@ do
nv karnego / 4 lata utraty praw
honorowych "a pc dpaleu,e .swej
cha}upy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
Z PRUS POLSRICH.

GRUOzIA97. " lelkie niesz+
ose6cie wydarzy}o SIC podczas csys
ssczenia szybu kanalizacyinego
ad Wlsla. Robotnicy Wisniew-
ski i Loebenau spuscili sic ma dol,
podczas gdy inni dwai robotnicy
zostali ga stray, ME wiedziec jedi
n.kowas Z jakiego powodu stag
nowisko swe opu6cili. Robotnik
Karpinski przechodzac oko}o szy~
bu, us}ysza} jakies stekanie, 6pu6~
Gil sig w,ec csempredzej do ssyba,
by podazyc nieszcze6liwym po~
moca. Stanawszy atoli ma dole,
straci} jak poprzednio juz i Wis.,
niewskl z Loebenauem pod wp}y
wen trujacYch gaz6w przytomnosc'
Dopiero dwom innym robotni
kem udalo sig nleszcze6iiwych wy
doby6 z szybu.. Karpidskiego l Loe
benaua zdolauo przywr6cid do zy.
cia, Wisniewski atoli. zmar}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

KATOWICE. w Kr6lewskiej
Hucie zmsr}a y zesz}y wtorek sp.
Teresa Ligoh, wdowa pc wierszo"
pi sarzu g6rnoslazkim Juliuszu Lii
gon by} 1e zawodu kowalem, ale
powoli pozna} sip ma swym talen-
Gle wlerszopisarskim i napisa1 Filka
utwor6w, pomiedzy inneml z Okla
zyii' 200 setnej roznicy zwycleztwa
pod Wiedn,em, Zmar}y poanosi}
wielkie przeslado wanna z Powodu
swei d.ia}alnoscl. Kilkakrotnie wy
dalono 60 navel z piracy, a nieboz-
czka s}odzi}a mu gorzki zywot
l porowno z nim cierpis}a wszel-
.kle dolegliwo6ci. Kilkoro dzieci,
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