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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. l.
ROUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.
10.
Substitute for House Joint Resolu
ton No. 81
i BY KILLPACk
JOINT RESOLUTION

TO AMEND SECTION SIX OF ART
ICLE EIGHTEEN OF THE CON-
STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
! IDAHO; A JOINT RESOLUTION
TO SUBMIT TO THE ELECTORS
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO FOR
THEIR REJECTION OR AP-
PROVAL AN AMENDMENT 10
SECTION SIX OF ARTICLE
EIGHTEEN OF THE CONSTITU-
TION OF THE STATE OF IDAHO
TO PERMIT COUNTY ASSES
SORS AND TAX COLLECTORS
TO EMPLOY SUCH DEPUTIES
AND CLERICAL HELP AS THE
4 BUSINESS OF THEIR OFFICE
MAY REQUIRE.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE LEGIS-
LATURE OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14

HELP WANTED-Mangle hands and
handironers at the Clearwater
Laundry.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
COFFEE
is perishable, it ought to
be kept in tight packages,
not exposed to air.

Your grocer returns your money II you don't
HE &chillings Best we pay him
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14
Gbriamette in Der sirtiua.

Dift an Der ct. getsrsfir6e gu
gom liegt Die firtinii9e aapele. in
tpeldsr Der 9apit in eieener perion oft
Die Mefe lieft.
8efpnbers feierlid llnb ergreifenb lit
lie in Der gbriitna6t. Gin 2idtmeer
flutbet bur9 ben aaum unb Midel
Qneelos Geftalten beg riuneiten Gez
ridtS," peIaes bic gauge 91iiGse eins
nimmt, f9einen eeifterbaft berpor5utrez
ten. Ser Nltdr erftrablt i'm @lan3e
ieines Golbgerdt9es, Elm bober, i9psz
rer 8alba9in nDlbt ii9 bariiber. 9a
0ffnen ii9 bic 8liieeltbiiren. @dpei<
5er@@arbe in i6rer bunten, mittelalter.
li9en 9rddt fdreit.t gemefenen
S9rittes boran, pdbrenb Die 9dnger
oben auf Der @allerie, peritedt binter
solbenem Sitter 81. So9meHe BON paz
%leftrina intoniren. MDnGc unb @eits
li9e fplgen ben @9pcisern, bann
fpmmt bic bobs Sdnfts nit benz pdpz
fte, befen SARA taufenbfdltig funfelt,
rielise Geftaiten tragen tie auf ibren
SAultern; baneben eeben gu beiben
Geiten ie bier Moniisnori i'm YurpurS
getudnbe nit peibem umbans, MIDI
tise peibe StrauBenfeberpebel i9pin-
genb, bann folgen Die &arbind1e nit
tbren ldnsen 94leppen, bic ibnen na9>
eetrasen tperben; S4pei5er bilben ben
S9lub.
Die Sdnfte fenft fi9. Der papft
f4reitet bic Stufen bes Mltars binauf
Bel mGdtis br~auienber Muiif, er bebt
ben fdperen golOenen 8eder, Mnes
Inlet nieber unb betet. 2eife erflingt
Der @eiang: 9elObt fei Sefus gbris
fms!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14
aas critic Dentide eHesertnmenbeim.

S~S e<fte peuIIWe RNeBerINWeuDetW.
Der Mufsabe, gebtlbeten 9amer
tpeitere 8erufsqueaen gu er19lieBen
unb ibnen f0rbernb our Settle gu fteben,
bient bas in btefen Sagen benz 8erfebr
iibergebene pfleserinnenbeim gu Dill
felborf bic erfte berartiae Mnitolt in
Oeutf9lanb. Ser Oifelborfer
6rauenDerein, oer bieies Merf ge19ofe
fen bat, min benz sroben Mangel an
gebilbeten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS abbels
fen. Sir junse Oamen, bic ii9 our
@ufnabme melben, 1T bic erfte 8ebinz
gung, bob fie 9Dbere Mdb6eni9ulbils
buns senofen baben. Die Mufgenom@
menen tperben bur9 t6eoretifde @orz
trdse unb bur9 prattif9e SbGtigfeit
in ben benz pflegerinnenbeim segen@
iiberliesenben NIT ben neuen ftdbtis
f9en Rrantenani perbunbsnen
afabemif9en &linifen auseebilbet. Ser
2ebrgang bauert atpei Sabre; bic duff
nabme unb Der l1nterriht ftnb pGbz
renb Der betben Sabre ponftdnbig u1s
entgeltli9. @uBer ben lernenben Yfles
g~erinnen fam au9 cine feline 3obl
beretts auseebilbeter @9peitern als
@afte Mufnabme finben, UNI i'm 2aufe
bon bier Biz feds Woden an ben ata>
bemif9en aliniten itubiren gu fDnnen.
Oas @ebdube bes 9eims tit ~porldufis
fiir 30 30slinse bere9net. Sn alien
Sbeilen bes 9auies ertennt man bas
8eitreben, ben lernenben pffeserinnen
bte Stunben Der MuBe nod Der idpe=
rem 4rbeit bes gases better unb
freunoli9 gu geitaIten. Mae Rdume,
Der SpeiiefoaI, bos 2efeaimmer bas
Utuiitoimmer, bic aablrei6en por
slnem groben 8lumen9arten gelegenen
8eranben, bic S9lof5immer, finb BON
2i9t burdflutbet. 8ei ollen @inriGs
tunsen iinD bic neueften Sprtf9ritte
Der Seanit unb Der @tnri9tungstunit
pertpenbet porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14

nit @a6orud, es iei bic @flift Ser
&egierung, ieoe onorhiltii6e 8eme-
gltrlg nieoer5ui6lagen, Ct betonte,
Die Gegierung babe in Ser bobmii6cn
Sauptitoot oos Stonore9t perbangt,
ols li6 itaotsfeirtoli6e Senben5et
gelte1o genlo6t bitten.
Ole Si6e6ii6 : &aoifalen madten
Ben 8eriud, oie 5ibung ourd 2arul
nno 8feifen 81 itoren, o6er ibre S(i1=
itrengungen moren p~ergebens. Cine
acknowledgement Mebrbeit u1teritiitte
bie &eeierung. 9ie riifbaltloie un0
en1pbotii6e Mis6iQigung Ser tide6i-
iden gr5eiie ieitens oes Miniiterpr0-
itoenten bat in o1en oeutl6en &rei=
len groBte @enugtuung altsgeloit. IS
miro Die Soffnung ousgeipro6en,
ooB oie &eeierullg ben eingenommc=
nen feiten Stanbpnttft ni6t ebeItens
mieoer ~perlaiien miro.
Sonit tit ni1t piel Scenes 5u mel
Sen. grolioent Goitro bon Serte5ue=
Ia tit in Sronfrei6 eingetroffen nnO
fem Wenid Dot ibnl etmas IN oe1
@eg gelegt. General Simon bot sic
&epolution in @aeti porlo1fig beehz
Oct, bos lino 10 ungefdbr Die mi6tiy-
item Na6ridten ouBer oenel1, oie mir
oben eineebeno belpro6en baben. Gs
fongt an ltiaer al meroen, Die @clt
riiitet ii6 ouf @eibno6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14

Sc lit mebr &atarrb in Diefer @egenD
beg 2anbes als bon alien anoeren &ranfz
beiten suiammen, uro big in ben lebten
Sabren gait er als rnbeiIbar. 8iele
Sabre lang erfldrten 9oftoren i'm fir
eite Iofnle &ranf6eit nnb 16rteben loS
faIe 6eilmittel bor, ltnb ba lie linn NIT
dr5tli9er 8ebnnblung be1tdnbig ridt
fnrterter, ~erfldrten iie i'm fir n~ubetlbar.
SIZE @i1ien16aft bat befpiefen, baB &a&
tarrb cine &onititutionsfrarlfbeit 1T unb
besbalb fonltitutionele gebanblung err
forbert. 9aGs &~atarrb&&nr, fabri5iert
bon S. S. Gbeneb & Co., Solebo, O.,
1T Die ein5ige fonttitutioneIe &ur i'm
Warfte. Sic miro innerli6 IN 9ofen
ober Cohen bon 10 Sropfen Big 5u einem
8beel0ffel bon 9enommen. Gle tpirft
brett nuf bns 8ltt u1b Die f6leimiee
Oberfld6e beg Sbftems. Sic bieten
~einbnnbert 9oGnrs fir ieben Sau ben
ie 5n furieren berfeblt. 2aBt gnd 3ir@
tulare nnb 3eueniiie fomtuen. Goreiiiert:
S. s. Gbenep & g., splebp, 3.
@erfanft bon allen Gpot6efen, Toe.
6aas SamilienSBiIlen iino Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14
&erfanat

miro ein Maoden, oas fo6erl uuo
Die Sausorbeit beiorgen fam. &eiu
8oi6erl. @uter 2obn. @ntritt @iofort.
Nod5ufragen bel
Sram hilbert StepcS.
No. 504 Sing @iaiam StroBe.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30
Valued at $375 Each
Two Contests in One.

Under the rules of this enterprise virtually amounts to two and distinct We realized that Daily Edition would advantage the contestants living the city those living inside the outside the city, For this have divided territory into districts and will give prizes two pianos of exactly the value in each district.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30
The Time is Short.

Another difference between this and the conducted ago the than half as long, being only weeks The begins Monday morning. Novem- and will close Tuesday evening" December I5 Every should remember this fact and the contest early sbe nomination blank, good for voe will be found this page.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30
Any Woman or Girl May Enter.

another difference is that any Faulkner county g single young od enter the contest We believe there deserving the county who would like have the opportunity of winning such prize therefore, confined the contest unmarried young ladies, the case beore
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30
District No. ? Prize.

The prize n District No. is elegant HOWARD Piano. product of the Baldwin factory This instrument combines elegant simplicity with durability and reliability end tone equal that produced piano. matter how expensive The made mahogany with carved panels and solid hard wood frame has three pedals three unsons nckeplated rail- full pae overstung bass and mu Ossian attachment
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30
RULES OF THE CONTEST

I. Any woman or girl living in Faulkner county is eligible to enter the contest in the district in which she lives
 2. No relative or employe of the editor of The Log Cabin Democrat will be permitted to enter the contest, and no connected with this office will be permitted to work in the in- terest of any candidate.
 5. Any contestant may withdraw at any time, but the votes already cast for her can not be transferred to anyone else.
 4. Votes will be issued as follows: One vote for each cent paid on subscription, either new renewal, to the Daily or the Weekly Edition of The Log Cabin Democrat but no votes will be issued for subscription of less than one month to the Daily Edition or three months to the Weekly Edition. The names of subscrib- CTS to whom the subscription payment applies must be given at the time of payment and no subscriptions will be credited unless the claim therefor is made prior to the close ofthe contest. The subscription rates and scale of votes is as
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30
The Two Districts.

District No. 1.-THE CITY OF CONWAY. District No. 2.-FAULKNER COUNTY outside the city of Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30
District No. I Prize.

The prize in District No. handsome SCHILLER Piano. AS. The is beautifully and asticaly made, double fancy walnut interior finished with select bdeye pe ivory keys; quality hammers nickel plated tuning pns bass strings patent ball bearing ctione pedal action composite metal pate richly decorated cut of the in srument will be printed in next advertisement.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-30

will be counted and the standing of the con
 testants at that hour will be published in the
 Daily Edition of the following day. The stand
 ing up to p. of each Wednesday will be published in the Weekly Edition of the follow
 ing day.
 ,, 6. All votes will be kept in locked box and at the close of the contest the contestants will be invited to select committee of three persons to canvass the votes If the contestants | do not agree upon a committee and submit it to | The Log Cabin Democrat by noon of the last | day of the contest, the committee will be ap- | pointed by the editor of this paper. This com mittee will carefully count all the votes and an- l nounce the names of the winners and their de- | cision will be final.
 | 7. The pianos will be awarded to the con- testant in each district receiving the highest | number of votes.
 | S. The contest will begin on Monday morn | ing, November 2, 1908, and close at p. m. l sharp on Tuesday, December IS, 1908. Don't fail to read the above rules carefully, so that there may be no mis- understanding whatever.
, 1908-11-25

''give it's opinion before that Sick Nurse can
'be discharged by the Ministry of Finances.
"The Ministry has in regard to the two
'last named points correspondent with the
"Grand-Sire, and from him received the lets
"ter of 10Th September a. G. of which Copy
sis herewith inclosed, and from which it will
abe seen that the Committee maintains that
mo alteration should be made in regard to
"those points and as the Government in the
aforementioned letter of LIST August a. c..
"has stated that the Colonial Council has
merely meant to express a wish and not to
make it an indispensable condition for ac-
"cepting the Asylum, the Ministry has con.
"sidered the matter decided, and has under
"this days date written to the abovemel-
"tioned Committee stating that the Asylum
"for Lepers will be accepted by the Colonial
Council of st. Croix on the basis of a Deed
"of Gift of the contents stated in the accom-
''pany ing Copy, when the Asylum shall have
''been erected on a spot desigt ated by the
Colonial Council, situated at Richmond,
"and built according to drawings lastly sub
united, but with the alteration meltioned
Sin the letter of 25th Tune q. C. from the
Ministry of Finances to Government.
The above is hereby communicated for
"agreeable information and communication
"to the Colonial Council"
Which the Government hereby officially
communicates to the Colonial Council for it's
information copies Of the aforementioned
vouchers are herewith inclOsed.
(signed) LIMPRICHT.
, 1908-11-25
OCEED n les
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST CROIx

MONDAY 10th November 1908, l o'clock
p. IN. the Colonial Council held its 4th Or
binary Meeting for the present elective year.
The Members were present with exception
of 1st Crownmember CoDrau, 4th Member
for Christia nsted's Country District ~(Svitzer)
and 3rd and 4th Members for Frederiksted's
Country District (Blackwood and Merwin)
of whom Conrau and Bluckwood are absent
from the Island, Svitzer and lIerwin had
notified their inability to attend.
There were ID Members present besides
the Chairman.
The Governor of the Danish West Indies
was present.
, 1908-11-25
Translation.
Publication

TT is hereby made known that from this
- date His EXceleucy the Governor will
reside in st. Thomas until further notice.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix
21st November 1908.
BAUMANN.
0ctg.
, 1908-11-25
acknowledgements g,

nET bekjendtgjores heryed, at d0 der
~ for Tiden hersker on Epidelni af Byl-
deepest paa Azorerne vile derfrn %ankommon-
de Skibe indtil videre were underkastedo
ell Karant@ne af IL Dage.
Gouvernements Sekretariatet, ST. CroiX,
den Glide November 1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-11-25
Bekiendtgjoxel

nET bekjendtgj0res herved, at Hans
@@ Hojvelbaarenhed Gouvern0ren fra Days
Dato at regne indtil videre vii tage Ophold
paa st. Thomas.
Guvernements Secretariatet, st. Croix,
den 21de November 1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-11-25
BAUMANN.
dep.
The Colonial Council of St. Croix.
Colonial Council
of S.. CroSx.
COPY.

Ate receipt Of governments Letter of
18th INST, No. 924, with accompanying YOU
cheers, concerning the building of an asylum
for Lepers, which Vouchers are herewith
returned, | have, as Chairman of the Colonial
Council, caused the papers to be circulated
among the Council Members, as I did not
think it necessary ON that account to call an
extraordinary meeting of the Council and [
beg now ficially 10 submit the following to
Governments:
/. The Council, with exception only fof
one Member, viz: 4th Member for Chris
tiansted Country District, Svitzer, aca
cepts the proposal as u whole III it's pre-
sent form but
2. the Council with exception of the
abovenamed Member, Svitzer, who
feels dlsinclined on the whole to enter
tain the proposaD begs to state, that:
q. it must considered %nhumane to APP
point a Lady trained in Denmark
us Head Female Sick Nurse in an
instit ution of this kind, as she
would then be obliged to spend,
50 to speak, all her life in intimate
intercourse with patients who have
the misfortune to be afflicted with
a disease generally looked upon as
being loathsome and infectious.
The Council thinks that there is
no necessity for that, so much the
less as it would not be difficult to
find native women who are capable
for that occupation and who could
'receive the necessary instructions
from the hospitals here.
b. The Council also decidedly takes
exception to the Clause in the Deed
Of Gift, providing that the Grand
Sire of the Oddfellow Order shall
have the right to appoint, and also
to q certain extent, to discharge
the Head Female Sick Nurse at the
Asylum. The Council has no desire
to enter further into its reasons for
TINT, although the fact that it is the
Municipality here who has to de-
fray the salary for the Head Female
Sick Nurse, would naturally be
a point of great Importance to the
Council; but the Council is inclin-
ed to believe that we out here
would be better able to judge
whether the person in question is
suited to the post III climatic and
other respects, than would be the
case wi h Authorities at Home, even
With the best intentions.
Colonial Council, ST. Croix LIST August 1908
KALMER
Chairman.
The Government of the Danish Westin-
dian Islands.
, 1908-11-25

wSHE Public Examinations in the Town
- Schools will this year be heid as fol
lows:
MONDA Y the 30h Of November.
Frederiksted. l Boys'& 1 Girls Classes
at 8 o'clock q m.
II Boys u II Girls Glasses
at l o'clock p. IN.
TUESDA Y the Ist of Drcamber.
Frederiksted. III Boys 4 III Girls
Glasses at 8 o'clock q H..
THURSDAY tie 3yd OF Decemdor.
Christiansted. / Boys Il [ Girls Glasses
at s o'clock "a N.
II Boys 4 II Girls classes
at l O'Clock p. IN.
FRID1Y tie It'll Of Dccem6e.
Christiansted. III Boys'&III Girls classes
at 8 o'clock u. IN.
~ Boys Il " Girls classes
at l o'clock p. IN.
The parents and guardians of the children
and all who take M interest in the work of
the schools are hereby kindly invited to
attend the examinations.
Christiansted, the 23rd November 1908.
On behalf of the School Board.
.. RUBNER PETERSEN,
school, Director.
, 1908-11-25
Translation.


IT is hereby made known that as IN Cpl
- demic Of bubonic plague is prevailing in
the Azores all arrivals from that place will
until further notice be subject to II qlarou-
tine of IA days.
Government Socrotary's Office, St. CroiX
the 2Ist Of October 1898.
BAUMANN.
0ctg.
, 1908-11-25

On the 1st instant, in letter No. 1888, the
Ministry of Finances has written Govern
ment as follows
with Governments Letter eof 1st Aug
Gust Il. C., N. 149 a., the Ministry received a
dieter from the Chairman of the Colonial
Council of ST. Croix, in which he states,
that the Council, with exception of one
Member, accepts the proposal, as a whole,
(Which was forwarded by Governments
despatch of 10th July a. C. and which had
''emanated from a Committee from among
''the Members of the Odd Fellows, concern
'ing the building of an asylum for Lepers in
st. Gro X at the same time the Council
Estates that it considers it ihhumane to APP
"polnt a Lady trained in Denmark as Heal
Female Nurse in the Asylum, and takes ex-
"ceptlon to the clause contained in the Draft
''of Deed OF Gift providing that the Grand
''Sire of the Odd-Fellow Order shall have
'the right, subject to the approval of the
Ministry of Finances, TO appoint the Head
"Femaie Sick Nurse of the Asylum, and to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
: Is: 81 60. - ].
BremOnd Tex /,
.dnia rs KWietAia,,

M.+.sQ lid. 40 htWlSGiId
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa:
Prosilbym Q ma}y ustep Y
poczytnym Wiarusie : ma
sci k e, 9 troche smut y
nvch noWin j niece Wes ''
iych, i tai tax: czegosmy, 20.
zadali, tego5my doczekiaa
Ii. Kazdy wygladal dnia
Zmartwychwstania Pahskie-
go wesolo, ale Y mas Pan
mad Pany inaczej zrzaadzh,
DO otto " sama Wielkanoc 9
pol 7mej, nawiedzif mas Pan
Bog ulewnym de5zczem, z i.'
ME MONA bylo ani procesyi
odprawi6 jak to Jest zwyecza
lem polsk'm' oez oeszcz pa
dai Jazz 2 rynny' .napo7
zenstWo s'e =oopraW''o. 'Yiko
wewnatrz ko6ciola przyzamf4
- 49, -s~sE 49, sa.I.1w.a
kn1etycn orzW'ach' Ivy
Wysz''smy kose1o1a = - s
mem naoozens'Wle, pfaeassaT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

ks. WI. Polaczyk 2 Hull,
Wis, ks. j. Cara 2 Pine
Greek, Wis., ks. J. Hrachc.-
wski z Minneapolis, Mimi.
Pomimo, il pogoda ME
5bardzo sprzyja}a, kosci6l ma
wszystkich nabozehstwach
-byl przepelniony, wiernymi,
a do s~akram7nt6w sW.
przystap!lo przeszlo 5dwadzie-
scia cztery sta parafian. Z.
Wielebnym Ksiezom Easy:
lamii niniejszem serdeczne
staropolskie bog zap}at'
"a ich prace j poswiecanie
sic ola mas.
Jeden 2 wielu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
GORESPONDENCYE
q
MINNEAPOLIS, dnia sc

y 80 - uAA Lag ~
kwietnia, 1908: " parafii. ma
;szej 6w. Krzyza mielisn'y "
.dniach 26., p, 28 kwietnia
uroczysto56 czterdziestogo-
:dzinlnego nabozedstwa;; q
3pr6cz naszegu wiel. ks. pro-
5boszcza II. ~Jazdzewskieegolo
ud2iataw nabozehstwie9
odpustoWem:=Przew Ike. Pr So
lat p. Majjerrs wieL !. Il Ks 81. ks.
Wincenty Majer Z: Koby-
'li6ski z ST. Paul, Mimi, Ks.
D. WoueWiezz Granville So.
Oak, 81. F. C z Mi z
Wells, M.i ID. Z 81 Roy & y 2.
IYanhoe, Mimi Mn /, I S;z Z ~
lkoWslk I, .; Dl1esll al On il. k &
r KE,upffetrsc 3. r z.
b uralnlltt5. Il VNinona, MINI [ill Il ...lst s /
j. SSroka Crosse Wis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Uczmy dziec1 nasze czytac
pisac 1 movie pc polsku
TO OwO
g ::

W zesz}ym tygodniu ME.
kt6re naszych dziennik6w
poruszy}v zn6w sprawe wy
tworzenia jakiej6 reprezen-
tacyi narodowej polskiej
W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Dzienniki te. s1usznie twier-
dza, re nietylko wybrane je.
dnostki, lecz take szersze
ko}a spo}ecze6stwa naszego
odczuwaja koniecznose takiej
reprezentacyi; dowod6w ma
to dostarczaja podostatkiem
ostatnich kilka lat, kiedysmy
to mieli sposobnosc przeko-
nae sic, ze pomimo wiellks !. Cd
EHf@t'$5% - NJ! I'D, ~ - 81. 7. ,.%tIses
organizacyi, jake juz Cd dluz-
szego czasu istnieja, ME bylo
kogo, CODY winnie 9,
niu calej Polonii amerykahi-
skiej. Przy tel sposobno6ci
~wspominaja owe pisma .Liggee
Polska," kt6ra zapoczatko'W.a-
no pred kilkunastu latty Y v
Chicago, kt6ra atoli dok ,1ll
Ia swego kr6tkiego zywotaE'
jeszcze " powiciu, DO kumo-
vie j kumoszki ME mogli
sic zgodzie ma q to, czem via
sciwie mialo bye to nliile 'lro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
S sa@.f&4EaH ~ %s&F ts3T #S. Ft8
ale zasllf:ulzlonl'ep sf 10
pogardy.

~ SrES@ tf.ai.t4h ELtEST G9i&bg&slEA9t 4. i. -gHG1&GEI rs
. Prasa " Pozna6skiem ME
f'przebjera y slowacb, g g d e
EnEs chrome sprawy po'lskl'e9j
lulfb naIp~iietnowauie sprzedaw-
y D. d, I q; 81
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.przyjjacdiu up, r'aaw y, . Wyw Was e
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dale "Gazeta Cru
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pc. mrllas|}ych %str.umikacb, a
wielu pozosta}o Pc domach
i znajomych, DO ME mogli
Isle dosta6 do swoich zagr6d
2 powodu wielkiej woody, ]
musieli .czeka6 az do p6zna
wieczorem, al. woody opadly
tax 70 MONA byio przeje..
chac. Vice takich SWAT wiel-
[kanocnych my ME mielisJm7y
juz przeszlo q lata, co tax
Esafamo, Pfywalli l / d ;'t|, 4 k g i1Gpl.
j wozamy, co niekt6rzyS "a
ledwie 2 zyciem uszli, a ME
kt6rym woda pozabiera}a
wozy, kt6re dopiero pc
W:ieel /: szukali " A. bo-
rach- tax pc tylu. latach
mysmy sic tego zn6w docze-
kali " tym roku.
Deszcze padaja i mas cd.
12go kwjetnia, nizsze pola.
zalane byiy przez try nastep-
ne dni, . 1890 grad pada},
|lecz tylko przez kilka mi
nut, za6 Ago pada1 grad
wielkosci go1ebich jaj, calemi.
kramy5lodu. IA to deszcze.
|ja]s sic zaczely 1890 b. m.
tax trwaja ciegiem j wszyst-
]kie pola ponizej lezace SO.
pod Woda: Zniszcza one Gala
prace aniejednego farmera,
ale ma tom ME koniec, bo.
.znowu przyszla nova nawa-
ia 23goat. NJ. 2 gradobiciem
tax duzem. re powybijala
ma W domach, navel W
:naszym kosciele szkody ma
robilaHwielkiej dia mas far
1mero6w i naszym goaposiomn
" ogrodach take zroobilto,
Ale MECH sic
d5;zzieje VIOLA Pana Boga, on
zssmncissi i ntylko moze po-
cieszyc: mas a. strapionyoh, vie
jestSzhiszczonyc pol, bbo
sBBrazoa WylaIa
i y ma9yym Bra
zosemr'55asaEplsgiiec,. =zzanii1s.tzsczylac
HWY aszasianef kl I aksll
Wielkie plan
t a alucese luce ], ta u5 q cal4e-
k !k;7ll tylkc5 kssos'sby = nawet
.l1o1's 90 5bJyl'o; " i q ppoko's s'ilt'll,t
Ziztych Min ludzzi 4 mnulllssiiaano
1,s'oollli Ia fodEzziach aby IA
towaliaa lyeie sWotje, Wie |e99i DO