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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-01
FRISCO CHIEF OF
POLICE DROWNED;
INVESTIGATION ON
William j. Buggy, Prominent in
Graft Prosecution, Comes
to Mysterious End.
SAID TO HAVE FALLEN
FROM BOAT INTO BAY
Had Trouble With Heney Fol-
lowing After Suicide of Haas,
Attorneys Assailant.
Especial to the Evening star.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The. avs
FERROUS drowning early this morning
If w;ljiam ! Rie-sv chief of police of
.,.. 10, 49, eta,taa on nuess,ya flor
.H's --. -
anu senA'o
hlnted at Bisgy was one Oh iiehes ?
aides in the battle against graft,
several threats had been made against
him
pieoy vas dro,cned while returning
- e. 49, ~ ~. nolieo Isnnch
~ - -.
1atroi,t ne ooaiueu " 'e" VIZ"
the BOAT was returning, ana compiaineo
oil teellhg colo 10 engineer MurPny' tn'
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-01
CITY ApvERrIsEMErrs.

that the bond or bonds to be given for this
faithful execution and performance Of said
public work shall FIRST be approved as to suf-
hciency by the Board. and as to form by the
counsel of the Board, and no contract shall
be binding on the city or become effective or
operative until such bond is SO approved; and
the President Of the Board shall have power
to examine the proposed bondsmen under oath.
II he shall 30 desire. or shall be so instructed
by the Board, but the Board will not be bound
by any statement that may Be made by such
proposed bondsmen, but shall have full power
and absolute discretion in the whole matter,
and this provision shall be referred to in any
advertisement inviting bids for any such pub
lie work. Z
BY direction Of the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioner Of the city Of Newark.
NJ. r. SHERRERD,
> nov25-6t Chief Engineer.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-01
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Alfred T. Beckwith sold a lot on
Leslie street. just off Of Clinton avenue.
A handsome residence will be erected
on the lot.
Mr.. Weinberg, of Benatar & Vein
berg, expects to see realty operators
very busy during the coming year.
Prices, he says. are very low compared
with what they will be a year hence.
Therefore he advises all investors to
come in right now II they wish to Sc
tcure bargains.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-01
AFTER FIGHT FOR LIVES
REACH ATLANTIC CITY.
Jerseyman and Companions I'm.
periIed on Leaky Boat.

ATLANTIC CITY. Dec. Harry
Ganszeimer. of Philadelphia; Mark IN
gersoll. of ~PIeasantville, and Percy
Hamilton, of Pittsburg, who were miss
ing for two days In a leaky sloop and
believed to be drowned, reached here
in safety late last night. Several times
their craft was nearly swamped, but by
continuous bailing the men managed
to keep her afioat.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-01
CITY ADvEprIsEMENrs.


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE CON-
MIsSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
eL City Hall. Nov. %, 1905.
The following is the list of names. residences
and placesJ Of business Of persons making ap-
plication to this board for the granting of IL
censes to sell spirituous. vinous. malt or brewed
liquors and not heretofore published according
TO law, to wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Frank Nusbaum, 26S Springfield av. Same place
RETAILcRENEWALS.
John H. Dieroff. b75-5T Ferry St., Same place
VIM. Thompsett, 112 Warren st......Same place
Otto w. Scholz. 17-fs w. Park st....Same place
Freeman Bros. "a Montgomery st. Same place
Frank Stieler. $50 Springfield av.....Same place
VIM. Fry. 294 Market t..............Sam place
Loratio Kelly, 1895 Halsey st......Same place
RETAIIeDOUBLE TRANSFER,
Poll renore, 81 Jackson st.....,6g Jackson st.
RETAILr~NEW APPLICATIONS.
Nathan Rosenbaum. 262 Belmont av.:...-.. b
$40 Littleton av.
Simon Fleichner. 400 Mulberry st. Same place
Michael Mulcahy. $50 Bloomfield av. Same place
RETAII-SINGLE TRANSFER. I
D. Nicola Paparozzi. 157 Warren st: Same place
JOHN NIEDER,
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!: EVERGREEN STATE 3:
Interesting Items Gathered .
From All Parts of the state. g
Hoad Convention at KennewiclS.


ennewick-Governor Mead was
the principal speaker at the Good
Roads Convention here last week,
making the statement during his adj
dress that in four years 100000
has been expended for posterity in
the shape of public betterments and
now posterity should do something
for the state. THAT MEANS" he said,
1.-The counties should issue bonds to
meet road improvements and extern
sions.
The Governor advocated the con-
Wet labor plan and the installment
of state rock-crushing plants to pro-
vide road material.
The resolutions committee recon-
mends several legislative measures
besides those advanced by the COM
mittee on laws, asking for issue of
state bonds for new road from
Spokane to Snoqualmie Pass; one
from Aberdeen to come point in Ben
ton county; from Vancouver. Wash,
TO Walla Walla, and from Blaine to
Vancouver. They asked for road
map showing the deposits of road
making material in the state and
added that the state purchase its
own freightcars for transporting
road material.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26
WASHINGTON NOTES

Judge George E. Morris has an
pointed Robert l.. Blewett and ]. T..
Blackstone receivers for the Seattle
Tacoma Short Line.
A. P. Leonard, ex-auditor of Pa
cific county, was last week sentenced
to from one to three years in the
penitentiary. He was found guilty
Of embezzling $165 paid in for hunt
ers' licenses.
An entire week will be consumed
in the trial of j. X. Thomas, accused
of the murder of his former wife and
with burying her body in the rear of
her home in South Bellinghcm. The
trial is set down for December z.
The Government Reclamation Ser
vice has announced that the Sunny
side project is 26 per cent COM
pleted; the Okanogan project Is SO
per cent completed and the Tieton
project 54 per cent.
That his WEE silence and her re-
fusal to converse with him when he
felt in a laxative mood constituted
cruelty, was the allegation made by
A. j. Houlton, of Bellingham, in a
suit filed last week in the superior
court. The court granted the decree.
Mayor Moore, of Spokane, is or
ganizing a movement to secure a
Carnegie medal for A. J. Haffner
the Spokane fireman, who risked ms
life in a deadly whirlpool in the Spo-
kane river to prevent a woman COM
lac, J,,,x nj v,u
Survived by widow who is critic
ally i'll with neuralgia, and three
children ill with scarlet fever. Bay
liss X. Miller, of Spokane, died last
week at the Sacred Heart hospital
from blood poisoning caused by
wooden silver under his thumb nail.
William Parsons, GA years of age
and known as one of the best posted
men in the Northwest on Indian af-
fairs, died Sunday at the FIT Simcoe
Indian Reservation as the result OF
ailments contracted in the Philippine
Islands.
John. G.. Bailey, county treasurer
elect, at Cathlamet, and the only
Democrat who pulled through on the
county ticket at the last election, has
made public announcement of the
fact that he voted for Taft and will
henceforth train with the Republican
party.
arter ~ years OF welded life,
when all her children were grown up,
and had families of their own, and
when the golden wedding of herself
and spouse was less than a year off,
Mrs. Martha Winkler sep agen-
arian, has filed suit for divorce
from her husband, David d. !vinkler.
In a cross-comp!aint for divorce,
Mrs. Andrew G. Boyd, wife of
prominent North Yakima minister,
accuses her husband of great brutali-
ty and makes dreadful allegations.
She alleges nonsupport and neglect,
and asks the custody of their two
children.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26

Paso Robes, Cal.-The condition
of Governor-elect Cosgrove, of Wash
ington, is again very serious. AT
first it appeared that he rallied COM
pleteiy from the effect of his tire
some railroad trip to this place. but
he is again unable to walk and is
perfectly helpless.
Although it is current report about
the place that Cosgrove is suffering
from Bright's disease, his attending
physician absolutely refuses to - e
out any accurate diagnosis OF the
case or talk in any manner conr'-r a.
ing it.
Mrs. Cosgrove. who is constant
attendant at her husbands side, talks
very hopefully, as does Cosgrove
himself, but from present indications
to the observer from the outside, it
will be miracle If the Governor
elect makes such a speedy recovery
as to enable him to go to the North
ern state when Inauguration time ar
rives. He is being treated to cabi-
net steam baths daily, but it must bs
admitted that he is a very sick man.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26

Roosevelt" the giant fir tree In
Ravenna Park, was christened Sat
urday afternoon by Miss Ruth Piles,
daughter of United States Senator
and Mrs. Samuel H. Piles. Members
of the G.. A. r., the ID. A. H., tne
Washington Forestry Association and
others were present. The tree meas
ures 60 feet in circumference at tne
base and is $40 feet high.
Millions of dollars are shipped an
nually to Seattle from Alaska through
the government postal service. Inc
Washington Trust Company has al
ready received this season, through
the government service. more llH.h
$4,000, 900 in gold, and shipment
of close to a quarter of a million Is
now on its way. Most OF this comes
from the Fairbanks country.
The corner stone of the new Sooo'-
! 900 Federal building at Tacoma WAS
laid Saturday. Among the many ar
ticles placed beneath the stone was
hottie of Kentucky whiskey, with
the following note: rearing tha'
the state C Washington may DC pro
bibition at the time this stone is
onened. this life-saver is left for the
limited States Commissioner then IN
Office"
Chicagoans visiting the Alaska-Pa-
cific Exposition, to BE- held at Seattle
in 1903, probably will have the OPP
portunity of making their headquar-
tiers at building named after their
home city and erected through the
enterprise of its merchants. An op-
tiou for a site has been secured py
the Chicago Association CT Cohi-
MERGE. The building and its main
tenance as planned will cost $6o'ooo.
An exceptionally large and beaua-
full Arctic or snowy owl was shot
Saturday evening on the reservation
back of the Puyallup Indian school.
The owl measures five feet three in
ches from tip to tip of wings and
from his beak to the end OF his tall
measured "a inches. This Is the
first Arctic owl shot in this state for
~ years. When they are found In
the south the Indians say 1t is sure
sign of severe winter.
Mrs. Daisy Strom of Walla Walia.
formerly of Dayton, attempted TO
commit suicide Sunday afternoon at
Milton, Or. Small hopes are heid
out for her recovery, although medi'
cal aid was summoned at once. she
and her husband lives at Dayton. APP
plication was made by her for a d.
vorce, but the decree has not been
entered. On November she married
Harry Graham, of Freewater, and on
November IL attempted suicide, I'M
successfully.
Six diaries located in the vicinity
of StanwOod in Skagit county were
closed during the last week by Depu-
ty state Dairy and Food Inspector
viii II. Adams, because of unsani-
tary condition of buildings and equip
nest. Inspector Adams declares that
the condition of some OF these places
rendered them a menace IT, public
health. Several of the diaries visited
ship milk to Seattle. Many of the
places, however, are in excellent san,
ttary condition.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26
Jupancse Kills Negro

remerton--Herbert Richards, a
colored cook of the cruiser Milwau-
kee. was stabbed to death Saturday
eya1ing by Japanese shipmate. who
is the cook to the captain of that
ship.
After committing the murder, the
Japane SO made his escape and
reached the woods in safety A
search party was sent out from the
Milwaukee in pursuit.
The quarrel is said to have Origi-
na,ed over some trivial matter, which
developed into a deep enmity, ac-
centuated by their racial differences
The two cooks came together Satur-
day evening on the wharf, and after
a few words, the japanese threw
himself at the throat of the negro
and stabbed him in the stomach and
heart
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26

Seattle-A fine of $35,400 and the
costs of the case, which will run into
the thousands, was imposed Saturday
at Valdez by Judge Reid upon the
Japanese seal poachers recently con-
victed of killing fur seals at the
Pribilof islands. There are SO Jap
anese in each of the two crews seized.
In default of payment the men must
serve 800 days in Jail at Valdez.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26
Monument to he Covered With Coll

Monument to lie CoNefeu Win WIN
seattle-The Alaska Yukon-Paciti nc
Evnosition monument, to stand IN the
nIaqa in front of the United States
Covernment building, will have the
annearance of having been hammered
ont of solid gold, for the exposition
management has decided to cover 1t
with solid gold leaf and contribu-
t;ons are to be asked from all Alas
kans. the people of Seattle and the
state of Washington in general. Cod
donations to the amount of $1,000
will be necessary to cover complete
" this great shaft with the shining
metal.
While a large number of Alaskans
who are in Seattle for the winter
have signified their intention of do
mating gold for the monument, it Is
The desire of the exposition officials
Thar every person in Seattle, If pos
sible. have some part in decorating
the monument. Cast-off nugget jew"
alrv will likely make up the surface
odornmelt of the shaft.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26
Roy Heir to Two Fortunes.

Bellingham-That he will, on the
death of his foster-father, A. W.
Deming, and his father, William
Barnes, become heir to fortune
aggregating in amount 100000. is
the probable future of William Ar
thur Deming, a 13-year-old boy, a
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-11-26

ron,,re The foster father 70 u
u.oaithy canneryman of this city and
. inner in the Thompson Fish
Company. A. M.rdo
The boys mother, Mrs. Maude
Fields of st. Louis, recently lnsti-
tinted habeas corpus proceedings in
o ~ u,'s,..,,euccessfuf attempt to secure the
c,,.tadv of the boy. Through this
I,',4 tbe discovery was made that the
hoy,s father was William Barnes, a
nrs,,inant merchant of Sikeston, Mo.
The boys parentage had been a
,,,,,.torv until the filing of the suit.
Barnes has learned OF ms son 5
wberea bouts, expresses lively inter-
oct in him and will probably make
him his heir at his death.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
WarszaWa. N. D.

Dnia lgo, Ego go 3go e cz 'g''
ca odbylo sic tn " mas 4Oto:.
godzinne nabozenstWol. Do
Ip,omocy n1gasizemnu y droggi en-
.proboszczoWi przYbylikas. sk
st.gIcieek. :. d 2 Duluth u i, Ml |l;iElll la,
':B1'aczy1kkS=s=:zg ~. Sturgeon :I AXE
Mimi Y III liE'i. Mlajelr i. Mir M1|i IS j
\. 4!
2l',.,.'l,sstll ~ J p rel |I11ll'
plile !, d: o (-)Ill'llr, q, lonely
w~y.kWiata,,clh. 1Wietl e.. z: K SElai
zazi akich1l5so q lagzr,sl l55e 9tlnlf
iuz niesiyszelEii..I l1z=.;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
:Mnie,na u to ocalifo mn
zycie.

Latter M. Nelson, : Naples,
Maine, m6Wif niedaWno " llsoie:
,,lUzywalem ORA Kingsa New Dis
coyery przez Wiele lat ma kaszel i
zaziebienie, izdajem mi sig, il TO O.
Gallo mi zyoie. Zznalhsfem gojalkkoo
prawdsiwe lekarstwao pa ohoroby
gardIasai pluc,s ME chce wiecej
bye bez posiadania nutelki, tax,
jakblymnie chciai bye beaz pokar-
mn s. Przez blisko czterdzieScila lat
New Discovery stat na czele le-..
karstw ma choroby gardls pfuc.
sZapobiiegga zapalenlnun pluc = y les
czenin slabych pluc Diema sobie
STr6owa1Dego. Sprzedawvane pod -
trancsyya q apiece M.yJ. Kowalew-:
.skiego, SOC $l.00. ss5s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
STURGEON LAKE, Mimi.

Z. Czerwca, 1905
ObrabOWanie KOsci0fa "
Sturgeon Lake, Mimi.
Dnia Ego czerwca, dotad ME:
wykryci Swietokradzcy, zro-
bill wielkie spustoszenie "
naszym ko6c1ele. Zebrali
wszystkie kapy ornaty
lichtarzei krzyz 2 oltarza
swieczniki. ,Pot1ukli dzwonki
rs porozrzucali j podeptali
wszystka bielizne koScielna.
s1owem narobili
szkody naszej biednej para
fiji ma jake 300 dol:
lego czerWca, odbedzlessVe
i mas bierzmowanie j pos
wiecenie ko6ciola, q tn jar
cy6 zezwierzeciali ludzie, q.
golocili kos ciol 2 wszystkie-
go.
Wzburzenie na lotr6w v.
:parafii wielkie.
j. H. B.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

3go czerwca, 1908.
Zawiadamiam niniejszem
moich szanownych Przyjaci6}
re firma moja przestanie ist-
nice cd I lipcs, 1903 .wiec
MECH sic kazdy " tym mie-
siacu ureguluje 2 zakiata IA
.leglosci, poniewaz pc 30tym,
czerwca ami Mish ami Corl-.
ton niema prawa do kolek-
.towania, tylko specyalny ko-
lektor. .
zycaliWi przyjaciele
Mish e Carlton.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Uozmy dz liz, 9 nasze czytat
p1sac l movie po polsku:
TO | ONO
g g 49, ::

Wiele sic pisze obecnie Q
tr6jprrzymierzu, jake zawrzec
mia1y Anglia, Francya j Ro-
sya. Jedni u1p up W tenn
przymierzu zaggrozenie po-
koju e;uriopejskiiego j pre-:
poWiadaja bliski zatargg Anggliiii.
z Niemcami; ustalenie po-
koju W Europe 'rokuja inni.
Trudino narazie p%rzewidziec
i p~rzepowiedziec jake beda
skutki i nastepstWa tego
%przymierza, lyle atoli Jest
pewnasl, ze Anglia, .FI71rriannccy5a j
Rosya daza do zabezpieczenia
sie:prze,ciiw Niemcom. Anglia
z trwoga, ! przyna mniej :
niepokolem patrzy ma Wzrost
floty uiemieckiej j, aczkstool-
wick dis Anglia nliiezaprze j.
czehie Jest 81 najwieksA. potegal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

#gSSSSss#~ s%8@ 8gsse
bolet al moe haniebnnesjj
I. al 81. 1l87,7o 2, M 1871 l,;7lIi,,
mic moggac nadto. nnlaWet my
ale '''' 81 y g,et' q .wlasnyycshlnsS
sstillacchd, rag sic zapeWnic'
przes,cliW Nriem1 aeon zapoemnpocla'
prz:Jyy1iiaasz JAZZ 81 fs1'l' lif'ld in Mr..
q nlJy mi. lssasssi 3 1allsl jej Wrogga,
1kz1t ld,r;lJ 1 tax sam D: jak ona,
ME ,d1lo g, ! ]. 81 lll',e y.
II ossyasdl,oodtad !okazzyWala Mem
com, jezellii ME parr:z,yjaz6, to
przynaimniej przychylno6t,,
bye ml 81 ze d lzil sic
tax litylkto z Z. konrieescznoesci,
terra jednakoWoz zdaje
sic przywiazyWae Wiecej waggi
do nj emieckiego: nDrang
mach. Osten" ,parcie ma
Iwsch6d" j ola tego tenn
nrzumi arham Sstara, sic kres
lpo}ozyt szerzeniu sic MEM
czyzny " jej granicach. Mem en-
Icy swa buta j, zachlannoscia
spowod owaly nowe to tr6j-
l~przymierze, a teraz bija ma
trwoga Wiadomo, re Niemcy
zw,iiia;z;:aon e e So podobnem przy.
mierzgm 4 Z Austrya j WHO
chamiI ale ME jest to take if
tajemn ica il Niemcy IA
swych sojjussz,1nii]kkt6wg l[iczyt
.wiele.. ME .moga, przeto pre-
razia ich to p%rzymierze, kt6re:
gdyby stane}o ma silnych
lpodsta wach, trza6e: moze Gala
Europa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

ziemia lekka bedziea Pan an.
Bog MECH MI da Cd
poczynek wieczny. Dnia 10.
maja przystepoWalY dzieci
do pierwszejskomuni 5Wietej:
10 d~ziewcaat j 81. chlopc6w.
Dzieci przyspasabial Wiel..
Ks. Biaiy, a mial wiele mozo1u.
j nieprzyjemnosci cd niekt6-
rych, lecz "a Jego prace wzgle
dem dzieci naszzych, zase}amy,
Bog ,wielki zaplacl
Jak .slyszalem, podobno.
nasz caly stan Texas ma bye
ma przyszlo56 temperance, to
jest, re chca w6dke i piwo
wyrzuoic; bracia rodacy,,
miejcie glove na karku, trey
majcie sic aswego, zdania, a
ME dajcie. sic przekupywa6.
Mnie , zeby ktcsi tysiac do
lar6w ofiarowal "a moi CLOS,
to ma ME niewejrze, DO mole
slbwo. jest lepsze. Moim zda-
MEM, to sobie sami interes
spsujemy, boz iezeliznie 6ciagna
Z licensyi tyle co i'm potrze.:
ba, to IA mas mizernych far:
mer6w nakladajai my must s
my to dope1nic, a vice uwa-
.zajcie kochani bracia azeby
;;hyio debr4e, 5
L. f. Proch" =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Independence, Wis.

3go czerwca, 1908.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

g ss'alane sWad11 1ssf itaa sssOhli.
.Religgiiat8 y s,oeocsyysallGils1t66Wg'St o 81
pr.z;,et,!sl1taaalrzz,aaIllbaa n1liiepeo''t,lrEszl ',t.n ],
czyG posprostu gglupota.
kolysocyalistyczne maija.
bye zarazem zaklademn wy
chowania mlo'dziezy; mate mat
idlz, iul'' n1aja bye do oWyc@hI'
.szkibl soddane tamsmlaia Die.
be -. W seek, z
5r,o'dll,z Cd, i j, IS mad q min MINI. opies
' k a. .dozzpl'eaWg Y, laat, kie-
AZ 4juzs do 1'a's'lG' beda idol,
,,ne i6c do piracy; tedy dopie-
10 %. maja 'opuscit 81 zaklad,
.oraz szkole. Ma prace maja
bye wyznaczone pewne go
'dziny, jedynietyle, CODY Wys-
tarczalo ola kazdego ma jego
wlasne j calego og6lu, zyw-'
nosci j inne potrzebne rze-
5czy, q szparowania majatku
ME ma potrzeby. !.
Take to j tym podobhe
|brednie zagniezdEzaja sic Y
~naiwnYch mic nieumieia-
|cych W tenn p~rzeWidziec zle.
CO., ludzkich glowach.
socyalizm nigdy tego ME
Edopnie, bowiem ME bylaby
Ito zadna wolnos6 ale strasz-
ma niewola, s~przeciwiajaca sic
|prawu Bozemu j ludzkiej ma
turze, CODY spoWodow7a,'| ''
n%iezmierny rozlew krwi
wreszcie najzagorzalsi socya-
lisci powzieIiby wstret do tax
niedorzecznych praw.
Szanowni Rodacyl " Leo
Il Greenbusb, Mimi, kt6rzy
|jeszcze niezaabonowali Via
rusa, powinni by go sobie
"a a%bonowac; Jest to BOWEN :
|powazna j dobra 9 przede-
wszystkiem nawskros kato.
|licka gazeta. Agentem Wiaru.
sa jest pan Antoni Kulas,
W Greenbus h, Mimi, albo
MONA ia zapisac u Mateuszal
|.Bilskiego, " Leo; Mimi. !.
Allotment Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

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