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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
titled "An act to provide for tho work
ing and keeplng In repair tho public
roads and bridges OF Richmond coun-

| titled AN act to provide for the work
| ing and keeplng In repair the pubic
! roads and bridges OF Richmond coun-
| ty"
| TO amend and re-enact section 21bi
| Of the Code Of Virginia as amended
by an act approved March IA, 1906.
In relation to stealing oysters.
TO amend and re-cnact sections J. :,
3 and of an act entitled an act pro-
vidlng for the appointment OF tho
State Board Of Health.
TO amend and re-enact section OF
chapter s OF the revised charter OF
the city Of Lynchburg, Acts 1Se5-1S96,
as amended by an act approved April
2, 1902. Acts 190t-1902.
70 amend and e-enact sections 2 and
3 OF an act of the General Assembly
of Virginia, entitled "An act to provide
new charter for tho town of Pulaski"
TO authorize the board Of supervisors
OF Norfolk county to lease that portion
of the Norfolk county dock property
which is not required for ferry pur-
poses.
To amend and re-enact section 20 of
the Code of Virginia. In relation to the
pay of election boards.
To regulate the construction OF pub.
lie school buildings, in order that tho
DedllH, slRUl anu all DuDllS
may be properly protected.
TO amend and re-enact section 1906
Of the Code of Virginia. as heretofore
amended. in relation to what school
funds shall consist OF.
TO amend and re-enact section 1917
OF tho Code of Virginia, as heretofore
amended. in relation to claims against
school districts, how audited and war
rants issued.
To amend and re-enact an act en-
titled IAN act to amend and re-ennct
section 3057 OF the Code OF Virginia"
approved December 26 1903. and as
further amended and re-enacted by an
act approved March ., 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26

| ing the number of hours that Judge
| Hundley had been In court in one
| month. Dr. Powell also spoke against
| the amendment.
! Colonel Cation. Delegate Chitwoot
| and others spoke for the passage OF
| the original bill. LIr. Cox favored
| the bill with the amendment On
vote, however. the amendment was de.
| feated, and the bill passed.
There was some objection to the SEN
ate amendment to the Withers bill
which imposes penalty for damage tc
freight or failure to make delivery
within sixty days.
The amendment provides that II
causes of action against common car
riers for failure to make delivery
where the claim shall be found to be
fraudulent the claimant shall pay to
the carrier penalty of s25. After
quite discussion OF the matter the
amendment was accepted.
To authorize the Board of super
vsors of Norfolk county to borrow a
sum not exceeding 100000, for tho
purpose OF permanent road improve
ments.
To amend and rc-enact sections 10
and II OF an act entitled IAN act to
submit to the qualified voters of the
town of Emporia. Virginia, at the next
general election in June, 1905. for the
election of mayor and councilmen. the
question Of the establishment of a dis
pensary for the salo OF Intoxicating
liquors.
To amend and re-enact section 1447
of chapter SIS OF the Code of Virginia
of 1887, as amended and re-enacted by
an act approved December %. 1903
as further amended and re-enacted by
and act approved March Is. 1906, in
relation to public free schools for
counties. and OF the literary fund"
To amend and re-enact an act entitl-
ed an act to provide for authorizing
county or city school boards to sell or
exchange publich school property, ex-
tending the same provisions to dis
trict school boards.
To amend and ce-enact section 1926
of the Code of Virginia as heretofore
amended in relation to the jurisdic-
ton and powers Of tho school board If.
cities, and to the clerks of said board
fand extending its provisions to towns
constituting separate school districts
To amend and re-enact section 149
OF tho Code as heretofore amended. in
relation to pay Of judges, clerks, and
commissioners of election.
TO amend and re-enact an act to
privide for making, building and
keeping in repair the public roads and
bridges in Grayson county.
To provide for submitting to the
Qualified voters of Mecklenburg coun-
to the question Of bond issue for per-
nanent road Improvement.
An act allowing the Boards OF SUI
perVtsors of Caroline. Frederick, Neck
lenburg. Princess Anne. Orange, Gooch.
land Isle of Wight. Westmoreland
northumberland, Halifax. Lancaster,
Stafford, King George and Richmond
counties to adopt any road land OF
any county now or hereafter in force
In this State.
To amend and re-enact an act en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
KNOW 1T WELL.
Familiar Features Well Known to Hun
dreds of Richmond Citizens.

a familiar burden in every home,
The burden OF a Dad back"
"A lame, weak or an aching back
Tells you of kidney ills
Doans Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is Richmond testimony to prove
1t:
Mrs. A. p, Griffin, 2ll South Twelfth
Street, Richmond, Va, says: II feel
confident that If any one suffering from
kidney trouble Will take Doans Kidney
Pills as directed they viii be we'll sat
isf1ed With the results received. ! was
annoyed for some time with an aching
In the small OF my. back, accompanied
with sharp tWinges which at times
seemed vulnerable. Doan's Kidney
| PITS We're brought to my attention,
and | procured a box at Owens g. Minor
Drug Co. a few doses convinced me
mat they were doing me good. l con-
linued their use, and 1t was not long
before the pains entirely disappeared.
gave statement recommending
Doan,s Kidney Pills, January 22, 1908,
ana am GLAD at this time July u,
l9oi, to state that neither Mr.. Griffin
| nor myself have suffered any recur-
| renee of the complaint during the years
| which have since elapsed. i know OF
many others who have used Doans
| Kidney Pills with Just as satisfactory
results, and 1t viii give me pleasure
! 10 repeat any word given In this state
ment to any one calling upon me-"
FOR sale by all dealers. Price, 30
| cents Foster-Milburn co, Buffalo, n.
y. sole agents for the United States.
remember the name - Doan's ~ and
.Ake no other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
cheers for ,vickham,s Report.

The minority report was cheered
Captain Baker of Chesterfield, moved
TO confirm Judge Rhea's appointment.
There We're cheers and Misses. Senator
Noel arose to speak in opposition to
the motion. lie had preferred the
charges in the first instance against
Judge Rhea, and as Senator and citizen
had protested against his confirmation.
Senator Noel proceeded 10 read from
his charges, the first of which was
IN reference to the alleged fraud N
the taking of census in the town
of Bristol. He contended that in his
view of the case, this charge had been
clearly established, and he went over
to some extent the evidence and argu-
ment submitted on this Ioint before
the joint committee at tho recent In
vesttgation. He charged that the
census had not only been fraudu-
lently taken, but that one of Judge
Rhea's first acts after he went on
the bench of the new court he had
created for himself was to appoint
w. S. Hamilton. man who had falsi-
fed the census returns, to the position
of Commemorative attorney.
Severe on Judge RLen.
He boldly contended that Judge
Rhea had the court created by fraud,
and was then quick TO accept the
judgeship.
The alleged election frauds were
treated at Jso,tlo length.and when the
Scott couaty-.ball6t was reached, Sem
ator Noel exhibited it and declared
that 1T was most remarkable piece of
literature. If 1t might so be termed
Il say" he declared in referring to this
famous ballot that it is so corrupt
that it smells to high heaven, and that
no man who had guilty knowledge of
its preparation should be elevated to
this exalted position" In dwelling up
On the alleged telegram to which it was
said Judge Rhea's name was signed
railing upon NJ. c. Clark to hold Buch.
anan returns, Senator Noel created
great applause in the galleries by de-
claring that the man who sent that
telegram was unworthy of the respect
of honest people.
He appealed in conclusion that the
judiciary of the State be kept high and
pure, and when he concluded there was
prolonged applause.
BYRD Answers Noel
Speaker Byrd replied, and from tho
Etart lie was enthusiastically applaud
cd.
He wanted to know when the Senator
IRON Lee got to be the guardian of the
purity of the judiciary of the State
he was willing to leave this to a
Democratic Governor and Democrat,
Legislature of Virginia. and he hoped
the time would never come when II
would have TO be submitted to the Re.
publicans. He looked upon Judge Rher
as a much prosecuted man. He sym.
pathized with him because he coulc
not defend himself 1t would take
more than the political vaporings o,
Inc senator from Lee or of the self.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
TO PROSECUTE THE FATHER
Princess Anne Authorities to Pres,
Charges Against Lambeth.
[ speclal 70 l'he T.mes Dispai

NORFOLK. VA. February 25.-Infor-
nation was received in the city to-
night that the Princess Anne county
authorities have taken up tho cruelty
charges against John Lambeth who
is alleged to have thrown his infant
son into the fire. causing tho loss OF
both legs, and that Conference.-The
iminary trial in Norfolk and prose-
cute the case. Feeling Is said to be
strong against Lambeth at Morning
star. where the alleged crime was COM
mitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

Richmond's weather was cloudy and
warmer. Range Of the thermometer:
g Il Il M,',,...,..sst! 6 Z. M M4s
r NJ ........4l IL midnigaht.,..iS
Average AZ l-6
Highest temperature yesterday. AZ
Lowest temperature yesterday... ~
Mean temperature yesterday ~
Normal temperature yesterday.:.. AZ
Departure from normal temperature s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
PROF. PORTER ELECTED TO
TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY

KNOXVILLE. TENN. February u.s.
AT q meeting OF the board OF trustees
of the University OF Tennessee. pro-
lessor James Temple Porter Of Ran.
dolph- Macon College. Va, was elected
10 the chair of physics and astronomy.
He will begin work next fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
Mr.. Craig Favored Bill.

In the account of the debate upor
the Williams insurance bill the othe,
day, The Times-Dispatch inadvertentl,
referred to Delegate Craig as opposing
the measure. Mr.. Craig not only was
in favor of the bill. but SO expressed
himself upon the floor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
ADMITS WRECKING TRAIN

Intended TO Derr,l Fast Passenger
SEDALIA, MO-, February 25.--Walter
w. Con- q woodchopper, whose home
is at Franklin junction.. Mo-, confessed
to Missouri Pacific Railroad officials
here to-day that he removed the raj,
from the track on the top of Ottervlle
HILL fifteen miles east of here. on Fri
darailtng OF freight train from ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
THE WEATHER

=, Forecast: Virginia--Rain Wednesday;
Thursday fair and much colder; brisk
southwest to west winds.
North Carolna--Rain followed by
lair In the afternoon Wednesday;
Thursday fair and colder; brisk to
hlgh southwest to west winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26

Louis. Cox said he had intended Ia
ellie Kansas City-St Louis pnssatipa,
train, No. 4, which was due at Otter.
vile few minutes after the freight
was wrecked s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
Three burned In owen Home.

February 25--Three people mot daatt,
today. and four were more or less
injured in the burning OF the owens
rome mere; The dead are q servant,
Il clerk and n baby. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
BEST FOR CHILLs

Chief of Police j. w. Reynolds, New
port News. Va. says: 1T is a pleasure
Fever. Have used ii when necessary
for 20 years, and have found no remedy
as effective" We are proud OF that.
and thousands have said tho Same
thing but try 1t for yourself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
THE
BALTIMORE ( ONO
AND IT'S ADVANTAGES
TO THE SOUTH.

The New Union Station
at Washington affords
a meeting point for all
through trains from the
South with those of the
Baltimore & Ohio 10 the
NORTH and West under
one roof.
Royal Blue Trains leave
Washington for New
York every Odd Hour"
during the day. All are
sDlend ldly equipped
with parlor cars and
dining cars, and the
"Royal Limited" the
finest day train i'm Amer
lea, is ssAll Pullknan."
The Baltimore & Ohio
is the shortest route
to Pittsburg, with Pull
IMAM DraWlng.room
Sleeping Car from Rich
rnond at $40 p. M, except
Saturday, arriving
Plttsburg $50 A. M.
1T is tine ShOrfeStrOute
to Chicago, with excel
lent through trains
from WA shingtOn to
Patasburg, Cleveland
and Chicago.
Ask your nearest Tick
Ell Agent for Through
tickets via Baltimore &
Ohio Rs TX.
ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
souTHERN PASSENGER AGENT.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
= Nd u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
DELAY VOTE ON
CONFIRMATION
OF JUDGE RHEA
CONTINUED From First Page.)

continued From First Page.)
fully throughout the entire reading of
the report.
Mr.. Williams next took up the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
IS YOUR BLOOD BAD?


Its cure will depend upon the meai-
cine you take That Hoods sarsapa-
RIA Is me right remedy is shown by
It's thousands OF cures OF pimples, bons
eczema, serofula, psoriasis. and all
pther forms and conditions OF blood
disease. A medicine that has made
such mighty cures must be the medi-
cine Tor you.
Makes Weak stronG.-"I would Give
IS bottle for Hoods Sarsaparilla il
I could not buy It for less. II is tho
best blood medicine. 1t makes the
weak strong,"-Albert a. JugnoW
bouglasto@a. n. Y.
Worn out.-"Aiy son took Hoods sar.
yaparilla when he was troubled Will
y tired, WORKOUT feeling and it la,
rured him. l believe Hoods has n,
raual as tonic and blood purher"-
Mrs. John Woolly. sparta Wis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
BYRD's LIQUOR
BILL IN SENATE

Continued From First Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
Hoods Sarsaparilla

IN usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablets called sarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26

sPoTsYLvANIA. VA.--cards have been
Issued for tho marriage OF Mr.. William r
Post, OF Tennessee, 10 Miss Annie II. Long,
OF Vlrgn!a, The marriage VIII be cele-
b"hted on March 18th next NJ tho brides
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITES
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

E'ebruary 26. lgDS'
HIGH TIDE
Morning. lib!
Evening. ...i-- =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26

FREDERIcKsBuRG. yA-tIenry Deane
Jr tcoiored). was to-day adiudged guilty
OF murder OF Lucy Page tcoIored) and
sentenced by Judge Gooirlci to serve elEh-
teen yenrl In the pentnntlnrY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-26

NORFOLK. pA.--.rho creditors o, Tho
Berkley Knitting Mil. in the bankruptcy
court, to-day elected Menacus Landlord a,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

w POZNANIU toczy} SIG "
sobote process przeciw dwom poll
skim redaktorom j to przeciw p.
Hofmanowi red. ,,Gazety CRU
.dziadzkiej"l p. Kazimierzowi J =
roszykowi, tel azniejszemu redakto-
rowi ,Mazuratt. Chodziio o artYku3
q,apisany przez p. Hofmana do
,,Gonca Wielkopolskiego"t', doty-
czacy powstanla llsto padowego, "
kt6rym prokurator59 dopatrzyf SIG
podburzania ITO gwaltdw lsad s ska
zs1 p. Hofmana ma $50 M. a PA
roszyka ma 50 M. kary. Prokura-
tor wni6s} o 800, odnosnie l6O.
M .
s- EE Or.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
4 D MOSK,lALA.

CizlEEsr'OlcHo VA. Baaw a'I = e. s.
5teijszym k..asstor1e jake go5d 90
jPaulin6w ~p,rzesEaoo d.. diva 81 miesiaee,
slavny muzyk wsoski, e. Peroai. !,
W#5oisszY k l%tla.st torn pod Wtassaiem
5nabosehhstwa as Nalaw iPahanyu ie
stoobio1lwy,.slkl;l;ejj qlo iy , kilka f e e
ohvile odslaniania & saslani.aa aia ca
'doxnego Obrazu, GRAZ stworlllyyl;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
q POZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN. Dnia 8 go b. .mrl N.
zmar} po d}ugich c'erpieniaoh, 3,
patrzony sakramentami Swietm',
" u roku zycia a v y roku ka ,
ptahdstwa, Ks. Aureli Merkel, pro.
boszcz " Broniszewicach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

osTUD. W sobote wydazyi sic
tn niessczesliwy wypadek. Dwule..
tnie dziewczatko pewnego robotni-
ka zabawifo sic bez dozoru W oknie
druglego pietra. Maggie ~strcci}o
r6wnowage i wypadfo przez okoo
ma ulice. Przywo}any natychmiast
leksrz stwierdzl} ciezkie uszkodze.
MIA wewnetrze. Nova to przestroga
ola lekkomyslnych %rodzic6w, kt6.
rzy dziecl bez dozoru zostawia-
ja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

-. ~ -.s H.T-.. r..eI - fE- r. fE H
BIsKUPIEC., straszny dramat
rozegra} sig " ponledsia}ek W Maj:
dymowie. Poki6cili sic tam " kar-
czmie pijani robotnicy Toschka,
Bolz i Dietrich z robotn,klem ia
nem Krukiem o. L}aha jakas rzecz i
ukamienowa|i go na 6mierc. :Kruk
liczy} dopiero "a lata. Nedznik6w
czeka ciezka kara za zzbdjstwo.
Otto skutki nieszcsesliwego ua}ogu
pijahstwa! !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

SRODA. Nieznany handlarz 2
Rosyi prosi{ Is letniego ehlepoa
Janaszkiewicza, azeby wskazaf ma
droge. " tym celu wziaf 60 ma n
sw6j w6z- Kiedy chfoPiec "a mia
stem chcia} zej66 2 woza, ably wr6
CID do dolnu, handlarz zatrzyma{ go
przemooa Kiedy zas przechodzill
ludzie, unusual go handlarz ki)em
do m,lczenia. Dopiero PREY Milo
s}awiu udaio SIC ehlopc'u poprosuict
dw6ch ludzi Q ponce. Ci dogonlllii
umykajacego haudlarza, obili go !
uwolnili chfopca, ktorzy y dom ~
dopieroo p6zno v nocy stanal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

KosC1AN. Ma 6 mliesiecy vie
zienia skazat tutejsay sad }awniiosy
2o-letniego robotnika stanisfawa
Kordysiaka z Kiofczewa. +. wy
mierzyf dnia 10 lutego br. Mode 'tt
mu nauozyoielowi Karasiowi : Kie}.
czewa kilka ~potesnych razdw "
twarz, kalecsac 60 dose ciezko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
nre'l I' 2 q. .naps u pisspi 81 aGwiaz
Eaio aslIiczBa, f,wlls,lpaaniala- .GgxestteeehooW

mol % .n,a'pej pisAni 6GWiaz
'll' o1cz u. vsspen,ii;a ,ltll:- IA
Nv Maryyss'' :.. sssss
sz u ]. .------------- n
Y NJ MIME Il, II. izlad g - d~ !,
.vypadII San1obddjstvs nisdilorost
kdv. as s.,f dIti ~ iflE 1Is,sse 81: u aatd'.
" miep.tahiiu ft SVEN '2 pray .auak :o
siimnlsasyala,s,a y donnie On ii. s ode de
b 81 ]. s obj ~ Ay,oS,,e, ppr''a'tes... pov'iiesa.enlii,e'
iuozeh va Kl7sy gimnazyum Pie 1.
seckiego, Michal Krasihski. Zmsrlyy,
llcsYIl zaledwie II lat. Przyczyna
5samob6jsfva jsst iRieviaidoma. Y!
=ostataiej kartes:prosi', BY nikog9o 2
6mierd iego:ni eoakarzano, jedlnl'ot'-;
Eesessis odebrala seble zyeie uczeni
wilea.tie lego ga,aaasyum
go, i-le'taia N2idiosdwna o6r tksa
|ludsi niezanotoaych, z wielklm
Etrudem zarabiAla, sama ns wpis da-
waniem lekcyi.szW. ostatnich era.
sach jednak .lekoye I e: ;straci}a. zbli
zaa} sic termia yeplaeenia. wpiso, !.
[dsiewczyna plahiedzy ME mia}a.
Groz,li .>usatieciem: = gimnazyum.
Zrozpaczona, zazyfa trucizny v
strasznYeh meezaarniaoh z.konczy}.
swe kr6tkie, l|e eck poefnel walk j pre-
!: = . {. = 49, ~
~civno6oi 1ycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

zne;; wnocy pc robocie reka tel s:ra
naie spuohla lekarz stwierdsil IA.
.truoie krwi. Odesfano chore dofkii.'
Mkt do Wroclawia, lecz potnim'o
wszelkich zabieg6w sztukl lekar
skiej, przyplaci}a n'eszczesliwa ME.
.o%strozno6c swa &yciem.
+. MIKOkOW. (Skutki zabobonu).
w pomieszkaniu pewnego robotnika
zjawl1a sic " tych dniach stara oy-
ganka, d poniewaz iona owego r..
botnika by}a wdwczas chorq, ofia-
rowa}a sic lei wyjawic. prsycsyne
choroby. O6wladozyla, - nabawila
sic choroby przez to Re przekroczy-
Ia przex wode, kt6ra po umycia
zmar4ej niedawno sasladki wylano
ma podw6rzu. 'Przez to take ponio.
sia szkode ma majatku, q wiec tree
ba zaoszozedzone pieniadze saze-
gnac, ably zagrodsi6 :drogee z}emu.
Chora kobieta da}a eie nain6wic j
wriieczY}a cyganoe uskladanych 80
marek, z kt6remi IA uda}a sic do
.drugiej izby, gdzie jej mia}a zaze-
,gnywad. Cd tegoIczasu JUL lei vie
cej ME ujrzano j plae,nl'iedzay take
ME. = Poelioja rowniez dsreInnie
sledzifa g mia. Tx to bywa, je-
zell ZIG jest do stego stopnia 4atwor.
wicrnym. Ma take ga}ganstwo Jest
Iza~sze ~najlepsza moth
sLlWiCE;: ((KAleka).s Ma ullcy
Wilhslmowskiej pojaawii sic jak
pisze "Gios Slqski' jakia zebrak,
kt6ry chodzi4 . dwdoh suzczudlaeh:
i u niejednego wsbudza} llto6c. Zja-
viii sic niedluge potem str6z bez.:
pieczenstwa a poniewaz widziano, Ae
ma oko ma ufomnego zebraka, o.
strzezono tsgo pred gro4acem m
MISREPRESENTATION w tenn atoli
sta}o sic cos nadzwyczajnego: ,Ka-
leka" przysplesz3f naraz kroku,a v
koncu wzial swe szezudla M RI.
mle i v nog1 moi drogi. Wypadek
ten byI p~rsyczzyJ1nnae vieltiel weso
iosci. Oszust. zdofal sic utotnic.
Wislkie sgorszenia prize.
chodniom dawano Y tyol
dniach dw6ch pietna stoletnieh pod.
roetk6w, ktdasy bedac pijani az do
ostateoznosoi, walall sie na.Sul1cy !
ME mogli sic ~podniesc. Przecho'dzsaa:
ce kobletyi dziewczyny obsypyw,aalii
podrostkkdw najszpetuieis1ymi w
! rasami, a:gdy pewien ebywatetl
podrostk6v zgani7, odgrazaa, ma
sig noze , i GO to : takiejj mlo-
dziety pd6zkniejj bedlsiitei y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
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itygodniami dlaSdalszyeh studydw
v zakresie sadoWnlctwa -s}uchacz
takadem1i sr~olniaasaejy PAL Werner, syn
zamoznyehs obyywateli =: Kr6lestwa
Polskiego.
Dnia, % zas.sp;;: Werner wyszedi
pc %polalniu na wysoki brzeg Dale
sstrru po stronie {ukowleskiej, ably
stamtad dokonad zdjecia m. Yale
szczyk Aparrat fotografiezny usta'
viii mad stromym brzegiem, gdy za6
aparat s j poo,lh.g1,l, oboiai 60. "a
trEzYluac PREY Gam trach rownowa-
e, ! sp ADJ = :. asr'o'niyyeh stat : -wyso-
ko6ci aho1metr66w ia b1r:zseg rzekl.
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glowai e zlai a.il aoga, .awieiziiio' !.
no do spiitaala; ge;dsiie " godxins poi
5niej zyoie zakolazYi..
So, Werner liesy 4 do pr s5 lat.
Rodaine jjjego pred kilku tygodnia-
mi wynordowali bl,a pa Y: Bic
lime, v KrdlestwiaPolskiem; !
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styczny zw;asku sportowego we
Lwowiie urxadza ~ kwistnia, {.
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d1niIova vyo;easte Y Pozuahstis i
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prseja,dp, kolejsuii statkiems : u
Erru 81. .l 81; Gfl 'll1'' y v5nl'i'o a.s s 20
iron koersonaso fsn. koszt.
se..al,s II gg q ! 8. o 81 I: boron | &
v xly,o'iis''es.,ia,ts' n III 9 bfa 9 ads,a y !
}nieak.demiey. oplatae 5 koron,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

CzERNIEJEWo. Ma tutej-
szej zg}osit sig ,pewien MILO
dszy- cstowiek ze zapowie,dizsiiiag,
my6lac, re to u ,zad stanuu oyw,,llhe-
go. Dopiero Pc ldiugl:h wywodacAht
urzedoika ~rozja6ni1o sic v glowle
msodsienoowi, kt5ry od Lsat,ll3 s.
smutna mlna. u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
This &S2QWatch fOr$5.45

r 2. egranckim damskim. Tub nneskim lafcusz-
.kiedykoiwiek robiona! .Wyslane ma naaza odpo-
Ewiedzialnbse Mozecie go bejjrrzec.h express O.
|fsie. Por6wnaj z zegarkiem cztery razy lyle ko-
Eek Jest takim jakim saadziliscie. zaplatcfe aeento-
wi ekspresowemu s5.45sff koszta przesylki.ss Jezeh'
ME Jest twierdzimy, to nnokecie go Wr6cic.
[.wprost Z fabryki zlp,owodu ssprzedazy -ogronnej
Eiloscff imozennnLyi ten zegarek- ofafoWac "a Gene, o
trzecia czest ceny sprzedawanej przez handlarzy
-k=:- o0n M ,.M,5 s&Ts2- ,I-r.T .Jls6 ~"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

WRzEsZCZ. Cesarz wilhelm
1jedsie 20 maja W sama urocsystosc
Wniebowstapienia Padskiego do
Mreezeza, ateby wzia6 uaziai " u
roosystodci jubileussowej brygady
czarnyeh huzardw. Ma 5 din; pred
TEN bedsie oesarz gosoiem ksiecia
D'ohnys " Prakwicach, gdzie be-
die. polowa}, a ztamtad uda sic do
Malborka. .