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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
EDISON OFFICIAL TO BUILD
$50 900 HOME IN PASADENA
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. Feb. ia residence 70
cost $50, 900 will be built at the south
west corner of Orange Grove avenue
and Bellefontaine drive by II. ii. SIN
clair. vice president of the Edison Elec-
tric COMPANY Italian renaissance style
of architecture has been adopted, and a
feature OF the fine home will be mag
nificent ballroom. The exterior or the
entire house will be of plaster finish.
Work will begin on the excavations
within few weeks.
Mrs. Hester T. Griffith, county presi-
dent of the w. C. T. u, viii be the
chief speaker at the Frances Il. WIZARD
meeting of the Pasadena w. G. 4. u.
to be held Tuesday night at the west
Side Congregational churcn. Inc meet
ing is to be a memorial to the late ma
tional president of the w. Z. L. u.
John Lund. who disturbed society at
n function at the Pasadena country
club Saturday night, was sentenced 10
fifteen days in Jail by Justice kiam,
roth this morning. Luna Is Ws,,
dressed man with money, who perslsts
in intruding at social gatherings where
he is not wanted.
Chief Favour in dealing with the
criminal classes among MeXicans, hhus
. 1t iitctsSdiy 10 USE Ill iilDi PiStSA
such cases, and at his request the city
commissioners today approved the Sc,
lection of Manuel Salcido as special
officer for that purpose He is brother
of Peter Salcido, now deceased, VINO
was for years connected with the local
police in detective work.
Additional fire MIGRANTS were today
ordered by the fire commissioners at
the following locations: Kirkwood and
Kenyon streets, Los Robes and High
land, Ell Moline and Elizabeth, Fiske
and Atchison. Orange Grove and Mich
igan, Broadway and Green, Broadway
and Center. Columbia and Grace drive,
Oakland and California, Terrace drive
and Elevado.
William Stanton and Mrs. Louise
Conger have resigned from the board
OF trustees of Throop institute and G.
w. Gates and j. IT. Culbertson have
taken their places. Architects are at
work on plans for the long contem-
plated new buildings to be erected on
East California street. The plans are
10 be submitted to the trustees early in
The spring
Tile Mons club of the Universalist
cAureh was addressed tonight by Mayor
Eafiey, Who explained the bond situa-
tioa aid urged support of both the cleo
ulo light and the sewer bonds by the
univeraalists.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
YOUNGEST RAILWAY PRESIDENT
TO GREET VISITING AGENTS
Special TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Feb. H. Arrangements
have been completed for the entertain
ment of delegates of the Association of
Railway Agents, who are expected to
visit Venice tomorrow. A number or
special features for the pleasure of the
visitors have been planned. and they
are to be given free range of the en-
tire beach city.
It is anticipated that nearly $50 peo-
Die will be included in the party.
Carleton Kinney the youngest railway
president in the world, will personally
meet the visitors and will give them a
trip over the Venice mbliature railroad
as we'll as an annual pass over his road.
The Venice lake bath house and the
bowling alleys WILDE given over to the
free use of the party.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

POMONA MAN
is IN TROUBLE
ACCUSED OF SECURING MONEY
WRoNGFULLY
Alleged to Have Narrowly Escaped
Jail on Previous Occasions by
Overdrawing Account
in Bank

Special to The Herald.
POMONA, Feb. 10. H. Curry,
whose mother lives in Pomona, is in
the Redlands Jail charged with secur-
ing money under false pretenses.
He is alleged to have given several
checks when he did not have money
in the bank sufficient, to pay them.
1t is stated that on several occasions
his mother has paid money into the
bank to prevent his being arrested on
charges of overdrawing. Since then oth-
err accusations have been made, and now
Tom Mccoy of Redlands charges that
Curry borrowed money of him by CIV
ing mortgage on business he repre-
scented but did not own.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
is NARROWLY AvERTED
Special to The Herald.

SpeCIdI
POMONA, Feb. 17.-What might have
been a serious accident was happily
averted when c. c. Carrione's buggy
and an auto containing Judge Sawyer
and party from Uplands came together
at the corner Of Second and Ellen
streets Sunday afternoon. The buggy
turned the corner right in the path
of the oncoming auto. but the chauf-
feur succeeded in swerving his ma
chine to the side of the street, and
aside from bringing the horse to its
knees and scratching the auto to some
extent no damage was DONE Mrs.
Carrione, who was with her husband
in the buggy, suffered to a slight ex-
tent from the shock, but otherwise no
one was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
MILLioNAIREs BEGIN GOLF
TOURNEY AT THE RAYMOND


PASADENA, Feb ia score of
millionaire guests of Hotel Raymond
today began golf tournament at
foursomes on the Raymond links. Two
handsome prizes have been offered Tor
the best score and second best.
Peoples, s. H. Burnham, J. F, Pocock,
w. H. Ferguson, H. T. Ferguson, H.
T. Koerner, Randolph Champion, Har-
old Wrenn, C. e. Pritz, q. e. Haskell,
j. c. Hutcbins, e. L. Wilson. c: L.
McLain. Martin LeBoutillir, c. ). Stro,
he'll n. Bingham. The tournament will
end tomorrow afternoon.
Raymond employees have organized
a minstrel show and will give a per-
Torrance Thursday night for the bene-
fit of sick fund. 1t is proposed to
establish this fund SO as to be pre-
pared to care for any employe of the
hotel who becomes i'll during his term
of service there.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
SANTA MONICA FRIENDS
HEAR NEWS OF DEATH

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Feb. II. = News
has been received by friends in Santa
Monica of the death Saturday in Bis
bee, Ariz., of Joseph Doran.
Mr.. Doran went to Bisbee several
months ago for the benefit of his
health. Death was due to pneumonia.
A widow, living on Lincoln avenue,
survives him. The body will be
shipped to this city and is expected to
arrive tomorrow. when it will be given
into the charge of Undertaken o. A.
Kirkelie.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
PIttsburg Mafket
PITTsBURG. Feb. 11-Mafket is firm; it is
Citrus Frult shipments

February IA to 16 inclusive, 4os cars oranges
and 80 cars lemons; total to date this season,
77sa cars. Of which 1894 are lemons. Same date
late season 6172 cars, of which 7S4 were lemons
The Growers Fruit company advise that
Vale Vista brand, reported February IA, as
selling in Boston az 81 40, average, was not
their fruit, as their first output of this brand
for the season is now en- route east and could
not have sold as reported.
The Redands Mutual Orange company adj
wise that the reported sale OF Orange Blossom
brand OF naveIs in Cleveland at s1.s5, average
on FRIDAY was not their fruit as they did not
have a car in Cleveland on that day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
SECURE SMALL CRAFT
FOR VISITORS TO FLEET

Special to The Herald
VENICE, Feb. 17.--Upon the arrival
in Santa Monica bay of the several
battleships, cruisers and other OF the
fleet vessels a large number of small
craft will be needed for carrying visit
ors back and forth to the warships.
In order that as many people as pos
sible may be accommodated without
danger Of overcrowded boats, Abbot
Kinney and his manager, H. r. Hanna.
will visit San Diego and Santa Bar
bora this week and obtain all the
available small craft to be used in the
local transportation.
These boats win be harbored at Ven
ice behind the breakwater.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
EXTENDS INVITATION TO
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
snec,oI TO The Herald.

SpeCinI 10 7 He 1lsfHIV'
VENICE. Feb. 1.-THE Venice cham
Der of commerce has extended an invi-
tation to Mai. Thomas Wilhelm. United
States navy inspector from Washing
ton, and Adjt Gen. Loucks of the state
militia. asking them to come to Venice
and inspect the camp ground, the rifle
range and the landing here.
With large level acreage for camp
ing purposes and shooting practice
Venice offers many other attractions
which would be of interest to the navy
INSPECTOR, and he also could gain a
clear idea of the landing and harboring
facilities as they now are and as they
will be when the proposed improve
ments are made.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
RAILWAY EMPLoYE LOSES
LEGS IN YARD ACCIDENT

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. IAN
tonic Fontioa last night lost both legs
in the Santa Fe yards by being knocked
down and run over by string of box
cars which a switch engine was shunt-
ing about the yard.
Fontioa was employed by the railroad
az A. track hand. He was taken to the
Santa Fe hospital, but 1t is believed he
was fatally injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
CLUB
HAS REGULAR MEETING
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
POMONA, Feb. 1.-THE Claremont
Pathological club held It's monthly
meeting at the home of Judge Franklin
BLADES on San Bernardino avenue to-
day The day was devoted to the dis
cussion of diseases of citrus trees.
Prof. Ralph E. Smith. who is in
charge of the government pathological
station at. Whittier. and Prof. B. j.
Jones, his field assistant, were present
and gave instructive talks on the
causes and remedies of the different
diseases. In the afternoon general
discussion of horticultural troubles
took place and the Claremont horti-
culturists answered all queries brought
before the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
WORKMAN INJURED
BY FALL FROM HOUSE


ST ecfaI 70 THc FftFdIu
VENICE, Feb. Thames Peasgood,
a workman living at Fourth and Hill
streets, fell from house at A Wave
Crest avenue this afternoon and sus-
tanned a seriously fractured leg.
Peasgood fell in such a manner as
to strike on his knee, breaking h. leg
and pushing the fractured bone far up
into the body of the leg.
AS O result of his accident the In
5ured man win be confined to his
home for many weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
Prepare for Vaudeville

OCEAN PARK. Feb. 17.-Elaborate
preparations are being made by the
women Of st. ClementS church for the
society vaudeville which will be given
under their auspices at the Casino
hall Thursday evening" A program OF
much interest will be presented and
nearly a score of prominent women Of
Los Angeles and this city win act as
patronesses for the affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

thus far all have been discharged ex-
cent one. who is still in Jail. The more
the affair is probed the more 1t looks
like a case of revenge on the part Of
Indians, as Rodriguez had for long
time lived with various Indian women.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
ocean Park Woman Dies

Special to Tho Herald.
OCEAN PARK, Feb. 17.-Mrs.
lydia Clark of 423 Brooks avenue died
lthis morning at the age of IS years.
Details for the funeral have not been
completed, but the service will be held
at the undertaking parlors OF O. A.
Kirkelie.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
FAIL TO FIND cLEW TO
IDENTITY OF SLAYER

BY Associated Press.
SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. H-Local
officers have thus far been unable TO
unearth a satisfactory clew to the
SLAYER of Alibito Rodriguez, who was
murdered early yesterday morning.
Several arrests have been made, but
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

EI. RENO, Okla, Feb. IA war;
rant was worn out here today for G.
w. Beliamy, lieutenant governor,
charging him with fiourishing a re-
volver during a row in the Democratic
county convention here last Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
NEW YORK PASTOR TO
PREACH AT BEACH CHURCH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Feb. 17.-Rev. Shell
ton Bissell of New York, a former
classmate of Rev. Josiah Sibley, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of
this city, has been secured as pastor of
the First Congregational church.
DIR. Bissell has rendered his resigna-
ton at his present charge and will
start for Long Beach about April 5.
DR.. Charles Pease recently resigned
from the local church pastorate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
Governor OF for Washington

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Feb. 17.--Gov-
ernor James N. Gillett left here today
for washington, whore he goes to urge
congress to make an appropriation fyr
deepening the channel of tho Sacra-
mento river.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18


in charge of Spencer Mayhem, were
stolen last night from the premises of
the Rev. Charles r. Pease on Signal
hill. Straps by which the mules were
tethered were cut. The police have
sent notices of the theft to the officers
in the surrounding country.
The payboxes in the two telephone
exchanges at West Long Beach were
rifled last night by thieves. A few
dollars were secured. A gum machine
was also broken open and the money
extracted.
In the bath house plunge next Sat-
urday afternoon a program of exhibit
ton races and contests in swimming
will be given under the direction of
Hans Vockeroh, swimming instructor
Miss Lillian Karlen, who took up
swimming but two weeks ago, Will dive
from a high platform and swim one
hour. There will be contests in scien-
tific swimming, open to women and
girls and to the men and boys in Vock-
eroh's classes. -Four prizes will be
awarded by a committee of three
Judges: A. C. Merwin, athletic in
structor in the Y. M. c. A, and Fred
Moody and A. H. Barry, former mem
bers of the lifesaving service. Vock-
eroh will conclude the performance
with an exhibition of swimming and
diving.
The funeral services of James r.
Lackey, 70 years old, were held this
afternoon from the A. G. Walker
chapel. The body will be taken east
for burial. Mr.. Lackey was the father
of Mrs. H. G. Wire, who came here
recently from the northern part of the
state. Death resulted from heart
failure.
T. w. williams, chief of police. is
member of his force can enjoy one
holiday each month. AS often as pos
sible this holiday will come on Sunday.
The schooner Nellie, recently rebuilt
at the plant of the Western Boat and
Engine company is now being repaint-
ed E West Long Beach. The Nelson
Navigation company, owners of the
vessel, are considering running the
boat regularly between here and San
Diego, as numerous requests for the
establishment of such service have
been received.
Miss Victoria Ellis, city librarian.
left this morning for San Jose to at
tend the meeting of the State Library
association.
The local high school team defeated
the South PasadenaAschool nine on the
local grounds by a score Of 20 to 1.
Larry Darby was umpire. The South
Pasadenans claimed that because of
their poor standing In school work
several of their best players were un-
able to participate In the game
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Thirty navels. three
lemons, two mixed, one budded one California
Bright sold; naves easier; slightly lowers
large portion of offerings spotted and stained.
Lemons In good demand. Weather clear and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
POMONA NEWS NOTES
pecial : The Herald.

Special The Herald.
POMONA, Feb. ia. o. Smith, one
of the oldest pioneers of this vicinity,
died Sunday afternoon at his home on
West Third street in this city. He
was So years old. He was always very
active for one of his age till about a
year ago, when he caught cold, from
which he never recovered. Coming
from Providence, r. L., in 1874, he set
tied in Los Angeles and moved to Po-
mona in 1887. He leaves a widow in
Pomona and children in the east.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

william G. Kerckhoff, owner OF the
fifty-acre Meserve homestead on Gu
camonga avenue. has gang OF Japs
blowing the place preparatory TO
planting the piece in oranges. MT.
Kerckhoff is interested in the lumber
business in Pomona and is also vice
president of the Pacific Electric rail-
way system.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

Robert Baynham had very narrow
escape from death in San Antonio
canyon early Monday morning. He
fell from a log placed across the
stream and was carried about forty
feet down stream, striking his head on
a rock. He was taken out of the water
in an unconscious condition, but at
present is reported to be resting easily,
and 1t is hoped that he will be none
the worse for his mishap.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

The payboxes in the two telephone
exchanges at West Long Beach were
rified last night by thieves. A few
dollars were secured. A gum machine
was also broken open and the money
extracted
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM CITY BY THE SEA
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 17.-Three
mules. belonging to r. D. McAfee and
in charge of Spencer Mayhem, We're
stolen last night from the premises of
the Rev. Charles r. Pease on Signal
hill. Straps by which the mules were
tethered were cut. The police have
sent notices of the theft to the officers
in the surrounding country.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 17.-Eight cars sold; mar
lxet strong; weather favorable; six cars on
track; F1oridas sold s100. .2.S5.
NAVELS AV.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-18

Tile Men's club of the Universalist,
church was addressed tonight by Mayor
Farley. who explained the bond situa-.
ton ard urged support of both the cleo
ulc light and the sewer bonds by the
Univeraalists.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

PRzEMY$L: q: dyocezyi i przt"
~myskiej. IL mjanowany ekspozy~
TEN " G{sbokim ks. B%art&omlej
Rzohoa, ddfioyept: p%rzeniesleni:
ks. Leon ziebka: abmlni strator "
Ostrowie, ma posade wikarego do
Pr6chnika; ks. Jan Mr6z, wikary
W Brzyskach, do Tyozyna; ks. Wi
ktor Rozycki, wikary W Tyczynie,
do Bielin;::ks;:Jan Szurek, wikary
W Bielinaoh: do Brzysk. Przezna-
czony ks. Ignacy Ko}eczek pc CITE
romiesieeznym urlople ma posade
kooperotora ad pers ouam " Pniku
Gle. Uwolnienl odobowiazk6w pa
raf,ainych W celu poratowanis
zdrowia; ks. Jan owczarski, wi
tary " Pnlkucie, ma przeciag SEE
s nu miesieoy; Ks: Jan Jaracz, Wi
:kary w~P'ruchniku, ma przeciiae
trzoch. n,1oaianx y. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

KATOWlCE. NJ zebraniu To
warzystwa katol'ck,ch mellow ME-
mieckioh wyrazono '~.zyczenie, ably
ME kupowano u kupe6w zydow-
skioh, zw}aszcza ma swieta Boze-
20 Narodzenia. Zebrani przychy-
lii sig do zyozen!a. - Sekretarz
r%obotnik6w F. zachecaf do bojko-
to wania zyd6w, a ci opuszcza]ac
p"lak6w, lgaa do.nich ua wlasnas
p6zuiejssa niekorzyse.
OPOLE ma G6rnym Slssku,
Wiadomo, ze skutkiem d}ugotrwa-
lei sloty ma G6rnym SlasAu, zniwa
by{y llche i. wszelk..e zbo5a sic ME
uda}y, Hapdlarze zboza, przedsta-
wiclcle wielklch mfynows j stowa
zryszenia kupieokie wys}aly do r,a~
du prosbe, ably ograniczyi wyw6z
zboza krajowego "a grauice i obni~
sy} tarafy przewozowe cd zboza z
dalszych stron Niemleo nas G6rny
Jezeli Rad uwzgledni te
wnioski, to zbo5e ma Slesku wpraw~
die stanleje, rolaikom wytworzy
ubytek W dochodach, - ale lu-
ME odniesie spod siewanych
bo ohleb ME st~anieje. a
tylko handlar1e beda mieli zys-
XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

ZERX0W. Ma dominium "
Kretkowis pob6d} buhaj parobka
szymona Gsnca tax niebespiecznie,
IL tenie Wkr6tce zmarl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

GDANSK. Towarzystwo opieki
mad staro1ytnemi zabytkami mia
sta zwo}a1o zebranle celem zastano
vienna sic mad zuiesleuiem starYch
MARCH budynk6w, okalajacycb
starozytny ko6ci6t protestancki
Panuy Mari, zabrany katolikom
Budynki te tax dolegaja do kos
cia{a, ie bardzo waska tylko ulict-
ka IA ok6} go cd mich od}acza. Ma
eel zakupna i zniesienia tychze bu
dynk6w ms bye urzadzona loterja.
Projekt ten znacznej czesci zebra
nym sie, ME podoba&. Zgodzono
sic tylko wykup;6 budynki prey
Joppengasse ale z tym projektem
.nalezy sic po6pieszyc, DO ma poll
.cjl JUL cddano pro6be o k~onsensye
ma MOVIE budowle kilkopietrowe,
kt6re " p6zaiejszym czasie utrud-
nj }Yby zakupno tyokze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
zE sLASKlAl.

KR0L HUT y. w lasek pc: por:.
.ludniu Bawi1o sig 9-letnie dziecko
robo:nika Gz. g%wozdliem d}ugimnns.
3etm Gdy matka nadbieg}a, ably
|dziecku niebezpiecsna zabawke o.
debrat, by}o JUL zap6zno, gdyz
dzieoko tymozasem gw6zdz pol--
kne}o. Pomimo natychmiastowej
pomocy lekarskie] ME zdo}ano ME.
bezpievznego przedmiotu 2 wpe-
trzno6ci dziecka usunat.
.WROChAW. Pociag posp1esz
ny, idacY do opola, sderzyi sig :. 2
pooiagiem towarowym W POLL zu
VS. a. -~%-- T-@- r'E go -"-
Opola dnia 8 BIN, o godzinie 6
wieczorem. Pociag towarowy ME
mla} cserwonych latarni. Ma szcze
scie ]edna tylko niewiasta lekko
ma g}owie ~skaleczona. ale "a to
S wsgonow TOWARD wych wypadlo
re SYN i sic stlzaska}o. Pociag 6w
pospieszny jecha} wolniej aiz zwy~
kle z powodu kniegu. :
KATOWICE. M G6rnym Sla-
sku spad}y ogromne sniegi sniezJ
Lee we wlelu miejscach sig srozy{y,
a tax wielkie, 1e poprzerywanem'
zostaly druty t~elegraficsne telefo'
nicsne. Pociagi ma wielu staojach
sic p%osp6znia}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
z POD

wARszAwA. Pane mozne ..
bvw.telki v Kr6lestrie Polskiem
utwor,v,v zv;a.ak ; uohw.,;,v n;e
kupowa6 towar6w pruakioh. a na
lato omi;a6 vodv locznicze niemieo-
,k;e - iezdzid do paliov;sk;oh.
czeskich. fraouskiob. Je6Ii wytrwa
80 ~ ton, ,ost.novr -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

& 500, s&s +. %E{ES+ =GE. sSsf SIS g-Ei ..G~at-.m.s2.
CjHEkMNO. Sieve Woiclech
Dsjewski p~osprzeczai SIG " lipcu
r.. Z koszykarzem Hennlgem a "
toku kl6tni uderzy} przeciwnika
swego ciezkim kawalem drzewa
" glove tax, re H. pc 4 dn'ach u,
mari ME odzyskswszy przytom>
no6ci. "a ozyn ten stawa} 0. pred
sadem przysieg}ych W Toruniu.
kt6rv skazal 60 ma 4 lata wiezies
- % r'-|P e , ='-- ~ ~ -a% q. -.-
la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
oPALEN1E (Minsterwa}d)

OPALEN1E (Minsterwa}d)t
Aleksandra Or}owskiego, Ro-
e !
syanlna, schizmatyka, p%ochodza-
cego z Lubelskiego "a Warszaw4
m6wiqcego dosyc p}ynnie pc poll
3sku, "a w{amanie sic nocs La 1890
:pazdz. b. +. przez okno do koaolor
Ia t~utejszego, po~wybiianie i usz-
kodzenie organ, ch;zcieln'cY, OF
starzy, sto1u. ua zamek zamknietego
j wykradzenie k o6cielnej bielizny i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
z POZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN. "a obraze pokala-
G :enie nauczyciela skaza} tuejszy
sad {awnlczy zone robotnlka Stem
irowicza ma 80 marek kary pie
nieznei.
". Wyzszy Off
Ger Puschel sted pow,esi} sic "
domu chorYoh W Bydgoszozy.
Prsyczyns samob6jstwa nleznas
q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
OczyWfsta 1nfeuIiiczcfWosc

/:
. ,,Gdy6 nawiedzony sprzez kassel
Tub za%zieblenie. albo ,gdy ole b,li
" gardle, jest to wproBt nieuczcl~
vie uzymae inuege lekarstwa isk
.DrtKingsa New Discovery" pc-
wiada G. @. EtdJidge; : Empire,
Ga. ;, Uzywalem New Discovery
przez siedem lat: wien, II to jest
najlepsze lekarstwo " swiecie ma
kaszel ! zaz1ebienle, chrypke i
wszelkie. chorobY pluc. Mole dz,eci
% sklonno do .chrypki, leez New
Discovery wylecza predko kazdv
napad. /" = name " swiecie jake
kr6l w~ssYstkich lekarstw na choro-
by gardla i;p}uc. 6przebawane pod
gwaraacy2 q NJ: J. Kowalewskie
60 apteksrza.- Soc 400. Butelki
M probe darmo. :.s u:
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

POZNAN- ,,Dziennik Poz-
nanskis' pisze; ,,Donossa nam ze
:czteroletniego W}adzia Stabrow-
.skiege, bawiacego przez d}uzszy
ozas= u swej rodziny " Chociezy
pod Slachoinem, wydaliia polioya
powiatu 6redzkiego : grauic pah-
silva prusklego, ably sic snad ME
stall ,,uiebezpiecznym"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
4 PRUS POLSKICH.

=. ~ AOON
LUBAWA. N~areszcie aass me.
czennik Karkut z wiesien,a wy
puszcsonym ~zosta}, " ktorem Gale
poi roku przesiedzia}. Prsez Gale s
mlesiecy AMI raz ME by4 na nabo.
zehstwie, ami rae ME sfysza} s}ova
Bozego. w tym czasle rozmaite
ksi4zki lutersklej tresci mu poda-
wano, jak n. p. ,,Luthers Workens
,,Erbauungsbuch fur eyangelische
,Christen", ,Evangelische SOM
t~agsblatter" ftp. ia tn tylko go}e
fakta podaje, ohociaz rozmaite mys
Ii tn sig czlowiekowi nasuwaja.
Prawda, re nasz mfody meczen:
mix ME csytal tyoh ksiazek, ale re
strachu z poczatku mic ME m6wi}.
Kiedy mu jednak tego "a wlelo
by}o, odr~uci} je i nareszcie stano-
wczo o6wiadczy1, re jako katolik
takich xslaaek ME czy.a.
Zreszta nasz Czcigodny ks Pro-
boszcz k;lkakrotnie opowladal, ze
.te Gaia sprawe odes}al do .pana
-mlnistra sprawied|lwosci i ze TAX
ze os}y materyaf W tel sprawie
przesle naszym posfom " parla-
mencie niem;eckim, ably o TEN
wsEystkiem cafy SWAT sig. dowie;
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