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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23

Logging Company Of this city; The Warren Logging Com
pany Of Cuay Lake in this city Kelly Brothers, Blind Slough
land Clifton with four miles Of railway, well equipped The Oregon
Timber Lumber Company at Parsons Oregon with miles Of
railway and probably the heaviest output Of Of the
engaged The Jennings Mcae Logging Company with three miles
of acage into the big woods the Logging Company
Bugy Stevens Brothers, Of Skamokawa with railway projected and
now buildings the Ager Logging Company at Skamokawa with eight
miles Of railway the Bell Logging Company Deep River with
railway and several camps and Headquarters Chamet the
Chinook Logging Company Deep River with four miles railway;
the Pacific Logging Company Deep River with eight miles Of
forest tracks it, the Gays Bay Logging Company by
Brx Brothers of this city, the Bagy Logging Company Knappa
beside small that make wide and busy field Of
operation this great lire of produce and contribute handsomely
the immense total Of logs cut hauled fated and doomed dwae
whence they towed the mill sites all valley Of the
Columbia and Astoria the center and depot for supplies
and maintenance and for the exchange Of the financial Of a
huge, and expanding business
Among the allied industries Of the Astoria lumber field and in
intimate touch with this city, the Wesp Lumber Company located
the Oregon bank Of the Columbia Of miles the Of
this city
The maintains business headquarters Portland
the able management Of John Palmer while the supertendency
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23
BILLIONS OF TIMBER AT OUR DOOR

force its yards and logging camps and handles payroll Of $4,000
the immense good Of the community since Of the
possesses the faculty Of keeping uninterrupted service long
lists people, decided advantage the city well to the
management
contiguous but strictly speaking local plant Of great value,
the Columbia Mills division Of the Simpson Lumber Company at
kppon the north shore Of the Columbia and directly opposite
this city, and within close enough touch distance and business
intimacy to make it an Astoria industry.
This five steamer carg coawise during the first
months Of 1907 beside ten schooner and loaded other
sailing vessels for the Orient and Australia of which shipments
the Pacific and 2 feet despatched to
the north and south home coasts The output being cut from
feet Of logs The foreign shipments valued at $102277 and
those sent to home ports, at $135 993.55.
The company itself possesses feet Of sailing vessels and the
lumber end of the keeps force Of 60 people going from
end the other and meets annual payroll of upwards Of
$4,000
The fine plant Of the Old Oregon Mills Warrenton just
Youngs Bay from this city among the active agencies Of this big
industry and figures largely the heavy output from Astoria
water and rail lines During operating period six months 1907
the shipments to California and the East aggregated
l4 comprising 36075 feet while its domestic cargo by
steamer totaed 2300O feet and the sailing fleet bay
docks carried away 5o32 feet making the handsome output Of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23

feet In the doing Of this 10S people found steady employ
men the capacity Of the mills being $4,000 feet 10hour daily
monthly payroll approxmatng $4,000 month The plant
Waenon always under of some staple improvement that
permanent and apprecabe its steadily increasing BUSINESS and
its trade has tendency of the agreeable sort
One of the busiest and most successful Of the great plants opera
on here the Clatsop Mill Company whose fine milling machinery
but rarely work Last year this feet
of logs and shipped fair half Of it hence follows On 223 cars
to the East and California S512 feet domestic sailing vessels
cago aggegamg 26S30OO feet and domestic steamers
five cargo aggegag $4,000 feet the balance entering the
trade very largely
The basic industry upon which the big lumber interests thrive is
of course the logging business which maintained hereabout by
prominent cutting and haungo floating from three four
hundred millions Of feet per the leading companies this
phase Of the business being The Sorenson Logging Company with six
miles of railway into their forest ands The Benson Logging Company
with six miles of railway; The Willamette Pulp Paper Company
The johnson Logging Company at Knappa The Peterson Frye
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23

e plant Wepo consigned the equally competent custody
Of James T Soddard.
The mills have capacity of 100 900 feet of lumber per day. en-
poy 100 the year round payroll of $4,000 per MONTH
sends its output domestic and foreign by rail cargo dis
tances and in all directions
Another fine lumber plant closely allied with interests of As
tora that of the L. Kelly Lumber Company at Warenton sir
miles west Of this city the bay Shore Of which Kelly
head and G. Kelly manager with Dan Maarkey younger
superintendent
The concern not only maintains its fine sawm planning
Warrenton but operates its ng mill there Wespot
with retail yard Seaside and logging camp at Clifton
The plant estimated to be worth $5OO and has daily output of
10000 feet Of lumber and $4,000 shingles per day. and
feet Of logs per It keeps going the year round and
has payroll Of $4,000 per month
Its shipments made almost exclusively by rail- though does
forward of its product vessels with San Francisco
as its main market 1t strictly modern plant high these
sources of supply the whole over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

You.will admit the thought Of a trip abroad
carries with It fascination that attaches to no.
other tnp you can imagine. There the health
full influence. Of the pure ozone Of the sea; the
recreation and attractiveness in a change from
home scenes and surroundings to lands Of new
interest; the educational and Broadening results
Of contact with fellow travellers and peoples Of
other chimes, observation Of differing customs,
strange cities, wonderful landmarks Of ancient
civilization, great pictures and statuary, and the
thousand and one curious and interesting sights
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

and scenes that pass review each, day; the
comfort and luxuryEo travel on the palatial
ocean greyhounds Of the present day, and the
wide range Of choice Sassto routes and trips
which are available. "a
Nov, taking up the question Of comparative
cost, it is demondratable fact that a tnp
abroad embracing 1.-THE attractiyeness out
lined above. will not only compare favorably,5
but may be made actually at less cost than a
strip Of equal duration to California, Colorado,
Florida, the Adirondacks. OF even Atlantic
.City,N ]. Astrip5 to California will over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
. ASK MR.. BOWMAN.'
Now IS the Time for Attractive Rates

100000 for transportation, Pullman fare and
meals en- route. A thirty-day trip to Miami,
Florida. will cost $500 for transportation,
Pullman and meals. and at least $4,000 for
hotel accommodations. A thirty-day trip TO
the Adnondacks will cost upward St 100000.
a thirty-day trip to Atlantic City will cost
over all at least ST. 5000, and no allowance
is made in any Of these estimates for anything
but transportation and hotels.
The following suggestions Of continental
tours will be found very attractive and a com
parison interesting:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Proposed Itinerary for Tour No. s.

proposed Itinerary Tor lOur NO. D
Naples - Rome - Florence - Venice -
Pontebba - Jarvis - viilach - Glandort -
Amstetten - Vienna - Linz - salzbnrs -
Munich Lindau - (Lake Constance) Zu-
rich - Lausanne - Geneve - Vevey -
Mcntreaux - st. Maurice Martigny
Brig - DomodossoIa - stresa - Italian
Lakes 80 Laveno Luino Lugano -
Menaggio -. Bellagio - Como - Milan -
Geroa.
Fare list class. se4.65; I'd class rail-. LIST
class steamer. 1870. Ticket good for 30
days.
S. NOTE Tour can be made in either d.
rection.
Tour Nos
Rotterdam The Hague - Amsterdam
Cologne by rail or steamer to May
ERGO or WIeshaden - Frankfort - Berlin
- Dresden Lelpsc Munich Heldel-
berg 90 Zurich - Lucerne 80 Interlaken -
Berr. - Lausanne - Cieneve- Pariss-Cn-
la:s Lille - Brussels - Antwerp
3 Fare: LIST class. $500; I'd class rail. 1st
class steamer. 5000. Ticket good for 30
days. sgit5
Order Tour BY Number.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
I" ASK MIR. .BOWMAN.'

The thought Of = a trip abroad has proba-
BY occurred TO you many times lthas never
taken tangible shape, but has always been
sort Of dream.
Just why you have never given the matter
serious attention might be a hard question for
you to answer. Possibly it has been because
Of an impression that the cost Of a.tnip abroad
would be prohibitive, or because the way. was.
not clear as to how to proceed with arrange
ments SO as to make it a pleasure instead Of an.
undertaking..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Proposed Itinerary for Tour No.

Proposed Itinerary for Tour No.
Let day. "wednesday. arrive at Liverpool
and proceed to carnforth.
"a day. Thursday. to Kendall and Bowness
Q "a day. Friday. to Coniston and back.
{ 9TH day. SATURDAY. coach to Keswlck and
rail to Glasgow
9Th day. Sunday. in Glasgow.
4 9Th day. Monday, from Glasgow via The
Il Tros,achs to Edinburgh.
It'll day, Tuesday at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to Dunfermline.
& Sth day, "Wednesday, to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to Dryburg and .Abbetsford. later
to York. ~
& 9Th day, Thursday. to Lincoln. Peterborough
and Cambridge.
10th day, Friday. to London.
5l1th day, Saturday. Ito 18th day, Monday
in London. III
18th day, Tuesday. at stratford -on-A Avon.
carriage Sdriye3latera to Warwick
18th day. "wednesday. to Liverpool and en-
bark.
Transportation only, $1,000.
Transportation and hotel, $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Proposed Itinerary for Tour No. S

Proposed Itinerary for Tour No. S
Cherhours Paris - Lyons = Mar
seilles 80 Cannes, - Nice - Monte Carlo -
San Reno - Genoa Piss. -t Florence -
yen!s: ~ Aan,,- Come !It.i!an Lake.o
inc - Locarno - st.. aotthard. So Lucerns
- Bale - Paris s-t CherbourE.ss
Faro LIST class. 1ea.lo, I'D class rail. 1st
elass steamer. s4s.ao. Tickets good for 30
NoTErour can b. mad. IN either az
Tour No. 6
Cherbours - Paris 49, Pontarlier - &C.
neve - Lausa INN go Martlsny - lBriSus
- pomodonole: ~ stres. ~ it.llen Lakes
flo - Hsll.s,c - Como - llsno, Yen
Glandorf ~ Amstetten3 - Vienna s-- Llns
- Salisbury - Munich - Dresden Bar
t. GoloEas - Amsterdam The sH.sas In. ~
Faro: LIST class. oes-sb; Il I'd class rail-. list
class steamer. S7o.1b. Ticket good for 90
NoTD.-rour can be mad. In either al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

:N'1lBoRK1:. Minmo cziestego IA
wo}ywania j llcznych nieszczsdl'
~ycb wypadkow, lu ,l z zawsze jje-
szcse .aniedbuja mniejsse okalecze-
MIA i dopiero gdy JUL jest zap6fnso
uaaj2 sc V "a oopieke lekarsa, kt6ry
vtensssas malo j j,,' 'ylko pon =
mole. Tax stafo Gle . tet 4 gospoda~
rzowi Kamiin1skiemu : Tylicy. Ska
lec.y} sic on kwietnniu PREY s ia'''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

Hr - II. ~. =. ..-: Ns,=t. ~. .s..Gh H 49,. . -
ZABAWNA PRzYGODA, Wy
darzyla SIC " pewnej wsi " poblizu
Rgbnika ma G6rnym slasku. lie
oEa4a tam menazerya, kt6ra posia~
dala take mfodego krokodyla, Me
bavem rozpuaoil xtod pogfoske, ze
krokodyl ucieN do !asu tam. SIG
ukrywa. Wszystkioh umysfy byfT
to wie6cia rozgoraozkowane, a gdy
kilkoro dzieci z przerazeniem cape
wniafo, re widxia{y krokodyla " le !
Sic, ogarnaf wszystkio n nlepoko].
Postanowiono urzaadzic ma nleggo Q.
'blswe' Pod komenda prze}osonego
gminy wyruszono do lasa 2 w 'it1
mi, kosami tip. Gdy Gala czereda
do wskazanego mlejsos, Z
rsuoono sic ma :; male ale z aae'
jennie, " ktdrem 1niaf mmleszka Idsj n lie;
bezpieczny zwierz, . znaleziono
wY,wrdcoaa stare wierzbs, : ktorej
gaIezie by}y oblamane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

WIEsC]I[ z OJJCZYlZ,NY
y PRUS POLSRICH.

f-.aE-r. ytEf" W.E.F.ESl g. #E#T%IIR .,NH$tln Ev.tE&
WEGoB3oRK. Niesaozesliwy W.
padek zdarsyl: sic " =tycb wdniaclhl
" skoliszkach. Pewien posiedziicnleel
poslal-sRego II letniego syna na
gdre po. siaao.. Maggie zlamafa sig
ma gore pod chfopcem deska, 9
przez powsta}y otwdr spadf o'h}o-
piieo do .opbory + llama soble kosd
paeierzowa, Njeszcse6llwy zmarf pc
!ki4kH ,ehwilaclt' n ale odsyskawszy
wcalee przytom T odci. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

SWIECIE. M dvorcu " Msza-
ME zapoblegf doz6rea kolejowy
zderzeniu sic poelaga.z woezem to-
waroxym. 'Wleczorem oko}o kwa
drains ma . to, gdy nadjezdza} po-
chg 2 Malborka, atknal ma sly"
mach diugi woz, naladowany sokra-
glakami, i ME mogl 2 miejsca U
~. ! Y. TEN e k = 1'n'et r. pofoaen'u.
wybiegf nadchodzaeelm1nl poc1ago-
wi ~naprzeeiw i dop6ty dawal znski.
'latarsk:e 9stosu ietlona, dopdki ME J.
zmiarkowaf tego konduktor i ME Z
,wstrzymai pocjagu1 ma e%zozesoie
VEGAS ~jeszoze. 20 asunieoi ~ p =
sskody poojag. potoc'ya s's :da=.
lei ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

3karni, na % jesdilnak ME zwatEai.
lGdy reka nasbrzmiaiaa ndal ave 40
.ddomu phorychh, gddyyg4a dostan,ez ,l I q.
:senie krwi. Nhfiieeeuasilu slb jje an tel
r.a,dy, - teras zachorowal lnaaggle
bards : oieiko, la, q I odeeslaao 90
lmusiaAo do sllazaretu.ii kto we, czyy
ME ME s + anie GIG ofiara sw'eej lekko-
mydln9soi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
. P~O]ZilNANS'KlltlI7EGO.

BYDGOSZCZ. Obled hakatysty-
cz,,y { oraz to nowyoh szuka sposc-
bow v :aledzeniu q polskosoiae..
Tute]s "a dyrekcyaa ! olejoWa ME ME
-przyjmuje JUL podobnnyo r 2. 'o,tult
kdw, 60 sic do polskodoi poozu-
waia. Jaki6 nlemiecki MAJ zaafa.
MA oBjezdza podobno nlzszych u
rzednik6w kolejowych, oglada ich
mleszkania j spieguje, ozy gdzie'
obrazy polskie ME wisza.
CH OCIEZ. w ubieg}y w:o~
rex przejeohal pociag gospodarza
Goreqkiego! GdysG. : wozem na1a-
dowahYm mlerz va znajdowal sic
ma tofze kolejowym, nadjecha} poe
eiag wtej samej chwili :spuszczo,
no baryere, ze D. ME mogi : SYN!
.zjesha 6. Odni Ssh on tax ciezAie Pc.
kaleck enie, 4e 60 trzeba byfo prae-
wie64 do l~asaretu.
w GNIEZNIE za4ozono polska
fabryke c%hemlczna sp6lka 2 ogra4
.niczq na poreke. Wyrab. a6beedzie ma
sole do czyszczenia metali, bfyszcz
ma o buwie, frotery it'd. Kierow'nliI
klein tel fabryki jest chemik P.
:Vyry bkowski. ktory "a te wyroby
otrsb mal " r: 1900 najwyzsza ma.
erode j to medal srebrny i cyplom
honorowy ma wystawie W Kolonii.
- Nowemu. :naszemu przedsiebior~
stwq ,,Szczedc Boz e''!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

. ..+.-.. q -4aEa.' ct. ~. a. 3i%'FHE 20
TCZEW. Pomiedzy Tczewem a
a suobcstrsygaml napadio dw6ch
oprysskdw robotnika Schonwiese
re suchostsrzyg, gdy wraoa} /, VIE.
czorem Z T'o,ewa do domu.: Jeden.
!. mich ogsaszyi go salaem uderze-:
MEM patki i odebra1 mu nasterpnie
portomonetke Z 4,5o m. PrzYare-
sztowano dwie podejrsane osobi'.
stoic,, ktdre sic coprawda wszel-
kiego wspolnietwa w%ypieraja, ale
prawdopodobnie sig do sbrodnia.
rzy zaliczaja, BIO jednego 2 MICH
nApadniety rozpoznaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
aiit
z GAALICYI

z ~PRZEMYS4jA,; Donosza: W
olbrzymiej k;arinienaiicty P. Gizowskie-
go " Rynku, IL letnia' uczenica
krawozyn1,,.JJoz effa;s Bolwinska, chcac
usyd sob1e "jaztag3t p'oo lporeeczy," STA
ola ma trzte,Uiie in ppaaeetr,Ee na' por,ecz j
.pocze}a: sic stutrnadt''wV dol. Maggie stra-
CHA r6wnowage z wysokosci tel
|rupefa ma dol: Ma szczescle pc dro-
dae zaozepi4a try razy o. wYstajas
ce latarnie, kt6re- gwa}towna sile
spadu !. os1tabify tax, ze swawolne
d.iewc1e bez .p % rsk, ndg !
wstrzasoienia m6zgu spadfa ma
bruk Nieprzytomna re stracha !: z
lioznemi kontuzyami odwleziono do
szpitala. ChoG jest.7znacznie polka
s ... --r.s..@
teczona, przeoieh ME grozi jej me-
bezpieczenstwo,.s .s":
.s#gJ@- - 'f'ttr i.t%< &c.. E.' =
w r%RzEDNIOY. w okoli~
oy Przemysala, stuzaca Fr. Gru-
dzien .rob,ac wadn' so=zm' porzadS
'ki " STAIN. .przyblizy}a sic niebay
:cznie do nriieprsywiazaneyo byka
zaaim .dziewcaynassie spostrzeggla,
byk poohwyejf ja ma !. rog', .cieiko,
raanriac y krzyze " box. Na a
kszyk slugi .zhiegli. sic parobey
kt6rym z.trudem udalo SIC wyrwac
nleszczedliwa tsbyczych opesyi."
'Odwieziona do 1szpitala dziewczyln1sa.t
zywa, ale ma1l jest nadzieia ,utr,y-
mania jej PREY ayoiu.
--sfsee..s% 3. T5--:-.- =. 81
KRAKOW Po{udniosr0dko~
wa czed6 Galley nawiedzi} stra
{ t !, huragainapao9lg.c,zony ,gradem.
.zniwo jest zupe'nie snlszozone
:Kleska ola biedneggo l lliIl jees
sSSS 80 - u. "a Ten 5s.II 49,. -
5ogromna /. = s:.ss d 4. /; 4
A & $ s : 1900 = !. 7z 49, 81
PODHAJGE.s--s wsi5 sllrliL
..pk,aidcya podp4asllili !: ~ budy y; !
szkofy p.o'lsskkiei. I. ]. /:
--.----.--.= 81: - .....
Sss ssSs Z .s !. s& @asf4a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
zE sIASK.A.l!l..

4 RI l lil(l1z', II! Przy bade '1',';is'
ss,wa,ii,ealakiej hall 'talB sie v sobotee
po poladnius |dach4nad hale, prizlyy.
+gniiaa.ta.ijac 81. IS :zz,aa,trradnionych s saplA'.,-
ttor5v WYdobyto ! pod gruz6d'wH ~ 2
sabitych is c,eako rannych. Blu:
d,o dow, /. se&hring : ssar rlt't't
burga, ktdrY prowadzil tudowe,
praybyi na m%lejsce %katastrofy 70.
stall areszto wany pc. pr,eslnohl.alocih'
sadowych. Wdrozone sledztwo wy
kaza}oo. sA robaotnrlcyy 2szwrdcili ~
pred trzemta tygodniam' kierujaace-
mn budownlozemu uwage ma luzne
polaczenie, .podtrzymujace dach.
straA ognlowa pracuje v dalszym1'
.clagu mad wydobYwaniem y? zzwF}aolk,
Wczoraj rano przybyl oddzial 40
pionier6v ! G}ogowy oelem podje-
cid dalssYcb prac mad wydebywa
MEM zwfok. Rano znaleziono tree
Gle zw1oki. Majatek budownlozeggo
Sehringa oblozono areaztem we Wy
soko6ci 100 tysiecy marek' W re
cz ach sztukatora Fleischera z~nalezic
no tysiec marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

-a u. .T& o.. s" ~. :. HEES. 49,. M. - - {. i, +~G.H"
Roz1!D[zzI[GlN* NieszozeAliwy v W. y,
padek zdarzyl sic 26 2. m. y mice
szkaniu robotnlka Giuszczvka PREY
ulicy s%edanskiej. iona Giuszczyka
wyszta 2 pokoju, " ktdrym spa}
maj podczae gdy troje m%a}oletnlcb
de,eci bawito sic obok pieca 2 ja&
kas aakorkowana butelka. Wido-
.cznle BY. " butelce jakis materya}
}atwo zapalny, gdys nagle nastq-
pill wybuoh: i dzieol v okamgnie-
niu stanely " plomieniech.. zbudzo-
ny odg}osem wybuchnu ojcie'o zzgasif
.predko ogleh, przywo}ano take ma
tomiast lekarza, dzieci mimo to Cd
.oieakie piopar1enia, i 1edno.
z Mich juz zmar}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
iSaala take dozarxaduu zsa,lmrlkb,nlliieetej


i sala Y, kist,7 9 z.rzasd lt,., zam o1k'
u PEE err 1ITr1asdi sroaJYlski RollsskiejsMaoie
I, z5yssska6ol 81 PlPr. ,'a viele Y
tyJpesiia ~, !. n, !, { oicsy1ng, kohs
,us s 'Iiaa' nskasaf s a. banicyye I
kr 81 usoiiezYsteggo- G l'a.llhe n stAbas
wr6teeiillaa I saggrlAn - I SLIME rozwi-
n.iiettae CHI, choro - seerroa, kt6ra j. osta-
t Z 'c,.lile Emo zmaopggllas ]: pptozYyk1aa krees poo n.
syteozsnn'enmuq tyyeei i! II zao'naej wyoho-
va'v' ,'a':y' / patt'.p9lti W ''
.odpoczynek raoa lei dad Panic, 2
swlattode ! wiekullssttsat nlieohaj Jej swie-
81. .na wielk .i ,.
l. usE.~5- EA-ST@EE%ttr fFStn cEFSEH6t' r.aaAr'HL rslg--ar--
WKOCLAWEK. straszny czyn
.@4sssssssz d - s!zs 8. 80 - ~. al i. + ---.
%szale e J, syn m9la,jjstra szew s'. neg We
Wtoosawku! F. D So! Gadkowskiego
cierpiaf ma Neutrality-suspicious., kt6re
przechodzily czesto " furye, tax ze
trzeba by}o nieszczedliwego MO
Edzehoa dobrze pilnlowac. onegdaj
zdoeal or jakos zmylic ezujno6c j
1abrawszy 2 'wasrsztatu nozyczki po-
blegl do lasu, gdsia " przystepie
atakn zadal soble kilka niebezpiecz-
nych ran. Przebil sobie p}uca po-
ranh glove, gardfo lobcia} ME-
kt6re cztonksii ciafa. oprdcz tego
atak stppou,wg,oddowa} to, ze znaleziono
go caEego utarzanegyo " piasku b}o-
o,e v stan,e lbard;so. l g2rloznym : po~
wodu upfywu krvii IS: ! ppooplraec'nan ! I;
artery. Przyvleszlonto go do szpita-
la. Watpliwe jest 'iu1trzymanie ME-
szozealir ego przy :zyciiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

-"- "ENGTI. z z Hf-.EE - .@|IslI
zkOT0W. Ma }akaoh pod Wal,
=. dowen.umiessezono eaParat, rzwany
turbina wiatrowa. : pomoca kt6re~
go bsds .osuszali 100 m6rgg 99ek,
tworzqcych obeonie mofrad1a. ha
HI te, nalezace lotadf do prawdz ),
wYc,h n,iiieakytkddw mail v ;przyszr:
}odci d~ostarczac podw6jny a navel:
potr6jny siapokos " roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

KDRONOWO. Osobllwe miesz-
kani 9 urzadzil sobie ktos W lstogu:
s}om y ma polu gospodarza Strei--
cha. W 6rodku stogu znaleziono
!dobr ze urzadzony ma}y przybytek,
navel j ola edw6oh ludzi.
m6gf wystarczY6. Ma pamiatkee
MES kaniec stoga p~ozostawil COS /:
podar zowi paletot :zimowy, kilka.
mod ych wYsokich koinierzyk6w,
szczo tke do czyszozenia rzeczy j
butd v i inne PR edmiory.
Dublin. Podczas .zbierania pc.
krzy " ola gasia mad stromym brze
glenn rzeozki 4Orli wpadla oemiole-:
tnia Wiktorya Wybieralska do wo-'
dy i byfaby niechybule utonela,
gdyby ma krzyk touaoej ME b,Y1=
aad biegl " poblizu miespzk q
kowal Adam Busza, kt6ry ja ura-5
tow Al Z parazeniem W3asnego zy,'
cia. I
POGORZELJCA. Jaki6 psotnik.
zam knai ma .klucz pewnego SyYd1aa
" nieiscus ustepowem j zabrawa,zz.y'
70 soba klucz, oddalil. Dopiero ma
drug dzieh ! ] przylbrraa'no inny kluoz
j ol wobodzoao virginia zuiemilego
po'Sienla. 4.
0SIECZND. Pewna tutejsza
wd4wa wyrazi1a wobsc druggiejss s's.
zdz wienie. jak meogla Y dl. dis
sly r ch czasach syna sweggosoddlaa,dts
"a IA pauozyoiela Ptodcsas gdymapqY
lyle zawod6v niezaleesngyob, !, kt 81
ryoh ayd mdgtby spoko)nie1 :j is y
bodnie. Ma 70 odpowie-
ow ~. rna'ls''' naoo1 u
ciel =, e syo iej bad sig nlozsgo'
ME %po,trze t'l' 30 Ns1ee DIE.
che dsi = re,wwolwerem. 80 B see
10 Easada ,,Kpltury!H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

' .Hf 'Hy-t*H.-. r| 9.'Eshra t-.-s
2 WABkZEsKlEGo. Przeszi'o'
jedna ozwarta ca}ego obszaru, to
Jest okofo $1,000 m6,g, W nas1ym
powiecie zakupi}a komisYa koloni-
:zacyjna. Dotyohczas .sprog va a 20,
oko{o 1000 rodxin niemieckich. Ola
tyoh pobudowano 3 ewang:el,ck,e
zbory,~ l ewang. modlitewnia, i
se e. Ola pastorow ee ang. -:
stacya dyakonisek, II szk6t wiej-
atioh, y il ianyeh .shkdl, ls domd y.
ola ubogich, 4 %mleczarnie, 2 go.
rzelnieIi efspdfek raiffeisenowskich.
Cd roku 1890 liczba mieszkaahetdw
powiatu powiekszy}a sic z asses
ma 47542.
#rE<r-r..E t @-ssS.. - lu--g ,HEr !. e. -r" .ssT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-10

ibncn eincn pcrgniigtcn Gag wiiltid)-
tc. ST itcQtc Damn Scrrn Nrt5ur IoD-
croft Dor, Der @errn NJ. &. Mortim
Gruitcc Oe3 Clubs, cine iilbcrnc @o,
roffe iibcrreihte. 2riOer mllrOc Die oil
0enrcinc 6eiteaireuoc Oo0urd ctluoa
0ctril6t, Bob GoIi5ciridtcr @orlono
fms nudOcm cr 0ciprodct hottc, pom
ciucm Sd)iittcIirpIt uno 6icbcroufol
bcfoucn mno SIR SCimfebr gc}uun8ct
iprtr0c.
Gr bate iid icoodl acitcrn 2(52no
lpicOcr IciOlid crbolt. Dad Ncm
&cOroftlt5 omiiiirtcn iid Die lbcil.
nc6nlcr am @icnic bis 5ltn GinbrlA
DER Quntclbeit ali'S 9titc. }n Der
Spibc Oca ARRANGEMENTS Counties
ItolOcn bic $50. Ganiel &. W}cHoniBlc
mo &rtbllr Nopcroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-10
NbfabrtStaac Der Csean Sampicr
uun Hciu-Yurf.

am II .Snl6uit Gampfer r9run.
prin5" nah Bremen. }rt
gm #. Slusuit Gampfer uGotter,
cam" mad, Hotteroam. ~
Tm ~. aitauit 1ompfcra oMallre'
tonia" nod e~iocrpooI. ''oa
gm ~. 9fnstit 9nmpicr uarscn.
tina" nnd) Ntapel ms SrieIt.
In ~. allguit Gampfer n2iglr.
ria" noh Nc'pcl lu1b @enua.
Gn II. Nuguit Gampier uaoria.
tic" nad Solltbnmptou.
Am t3. guguit Gampfer .Gcoric"
nod 9ipcrpool.
PIN 10. Illguit Camper n@lii.
der" noG Somburg.
am 10. Iuglit Gnmpfer ~Seico.
rid, Der @roBe" nod Bremen.
am IS. guguit Gampier n9rc.
tngnc" nod Sapre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-10
0runoitifs. ltcbcrtraanuacn.

gilbert q. Singepnlo Ii. a., Sru.
Itce, an Senrp i. Sofiman uno 8rolt,
Oiticitc 9roaomop, uobe @ougbitr.,
19,lA Bel @runo5ins $3.50;
So.
Senrp s. &albbcim al Salbott
Gennpab, 4 Cots, So.
9lnnie 9. @epnit mo @atte al,
2ouis Cohen uno Srou, 1 Got,
@rlmo5ins $50; So.
Vfar Sbod)et an SSrnel War9oliS,
Gillette Gon0-. nabe 0altfitr., 2t.3
BET %, SrunojinS $3.50; So.
6ronf Nopof on Gbriitian @in II,
6rolL Noroueit.gd Barter. uno Ct.