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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
BUILDING AND LOAN
STARTS AT BEAUMONT
RAILROAD LOOP WILL RAISE
PROPERTY VALUES
Twenty New Houses Are Being BUTT
in Enterprisng ToWn-3o,ooo
Fruit Trees and Vines
Set Out

The last two excursions of the Beau
mont Land and Water company re-
suited in sales amounting to $48OO, COM
prising seVenty-two city lots and tWen-
| ty-fiVe acres of fruit land. Peter w.
Bergman of New York has purchased
blocks 149 and 154, a total of thirty-tWo
lots; lot 20, block lis, and lot "a, block
115. for a total of $1218. He will plant
the two blocks to fruit and intends to
improve the other property for income
purposes. The Beaumant Gas company
has purchased all of block 142 for the
site of their plant and generating
works. Margaret Glenn has purchased
lot Is, block 116, for $3.50, as the site for
a residence. Mrs. M. n. Fisher has
commenced the construction of two
story fire-proof business block on Egan
avenue, with stores below and lodge
hall above, to cost about $4,000. The
Lacy Manufacturing company of Los
Angeles has been awarded the contract
for $1,000 feet of four-inch steel water
pipe, and is now engaged in laying same
throughout the townsite.
A building and loan association has
been formed to provide for the loaning
of money to home builders. ]. J. Nc
Coy is president and George r. Wells,
formerly of Los Angeles, has been ap-
pointed appraiser. The Western Gas
Engine company of Los Angeles has
been awarded the contract for ninety
horse power gasoline engine and COM
pressor plant to be set complete by
June 10.
Model Poultry Ranch
w. ]. Baker, a poultry fancier from
| Springfield, Mass, who has taken over
eighty ribbons, is installing model
poultry ranch on 71a acres of irrigated
land purchased from the company fol
$125O He will make a speciality of rails
ing prize strains of White Wyandottes
and Rhode Island Reds The apple
cherry and olive crop at Beaumont
promises to be a bumper one, and the
recent rains have insured large crop
of barley and hay than last year. Over
one inch of rain fell in Beaumont dur
ing the past week, which is now in ex-
cess of sixteen inches
Favorable crop conditions and the
announcement that the Southern Pa
cific railroad will build loop from
Cotton through San Bernardino and
Redlands to Beaumont, making juno
ton point there, have greatly stimu-
lated the values of city property and
acreage, with the result that sales in
some cases snow so per cent increase
over the price of six months ago.
About twenty new houses are in
course of erection and a report from
the Beaumont nursery shows that over
$1,000 fruit trees have been set out this
season, as we'll as 10000 grape vines and
a great many eucalyptus trees. The
latter form of culture is particularly
advantageous in Beaumont as the euca-
lyptus has tap root that readily finds
it's way to the water that is found
close to the surface over a great area
of the Beaumont land.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

ment of the laws for the control of
forest fires. Consulting engineers are
urged to bring this matter to the at
tention of their clients with special
emphasis at the present time, when our
national policy is being determined"
The eucalyptus industry is growing
rapidly throughout the state. and
every day witnesses the planting of
thousands of trees. The latest eucalyp
tus scheme to be promoted is that of
a company of local men. They have
purchased 10000 acres in the vicinity
of Arlington. 1t Is announced that
the planting will commence in May and
that 1000 trees will be planted to each
acre. After the trees have reached a
certain growth the land will be sub
divided and sold under restricted guar
anteeS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
1OOO-ACRE TRACT IS
SOLD FOR $120,000
PURCHASED BY COMPANY OF LOS
ANGELES MEN
Patton Ranch, Near Riverside, Has
Changed Hands Twice in Six
Months at Handsome Profit.
To Be Improved
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
RIVERSIDE, April 25.-A real estate
deal which will mean much to the de-
velopment of West Riverside was an
nounced yesterday, when the West
Riverside Development company sold
it's 1000-aee tract, known as the Pat
ton ranch, to a company of Los An
geles men for a consideration Of about
$120, 900.
This is the largest single sale of the
year, and though the sellers make a
handsome profit on the land, which
they purchased six months ago., yet
the buyers have secured 1t at bar
gain. 1t is one of the finest pieces of
orange land now vacant in the neigh
borhood of Riverside, and the purchas-
ers are extremely fortunate In securing
it. Water has been developed on the
land, and the tract also has valuable
water rights in the. Sierra Water COM
pany. The negotiations were made by
l.. V. W. Brown.
The property has been purchased for
Improvement by Arthur S. Auchincloss
and number of associates, including
Messrs. Clyde, Higgins, Duryea and
others. 1t is their intention to plant
500 acres to lemons The remainder
of the tract they will probably sell un-
improved. AS similar unimproved land
at Arlington Heights has sold at $40O
an acre, it will readily be seen that at
$12O an acre the West Riverside prop
erty was a good buy. 1t is about seven
miles west of Riverside. The Salt
Lake road runs through the tract, with
station on the land, which gives good
facilities for shipping.
Last fall this land was sold by Myron
Alguire to q company made up prih-
cipally of Riverside men and including
Messrs. George Frost, L. V. w. Brown.
Gaylor Rouse, c. H. Low, l.. G. Waite,
]. G. Hardman, S. j. Castleman, c. l..
Mcfarland. F. M Heath, F. t. Nor
rison. M. M. Milice,. ]. A. Simms. and
Theo. D. Hurd of this city and A. G.
Heron of Los Angeles. They. organ
lied the West Riverside Development
company and greatly enhanced the
value of the land by fortunate water
discovery recently. l.. V. w. Brown,
who has had charge of the property,
still retains an interest in 1t and Will
have the management of 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
BLYTHE RANCH SALES
SHOW GREAT ACTIVITY
About Eight Thousand Acres Are Sold.
Two Weeks Sales Aggregate
$76, ,30o-Blythe City
Lots Sell

In spite of the attention claimed by the
fleet during the past week sales have con-
tinued active at Blythe ranch. The Inter
state Land company, 622 South Broadway,
which has the agency for the ranch, reports
the sale of 1000 acres during the past two
weeks, aggregating $76, 500. This makes
the total of actual sales to date about 5000
acres The company also reports the sale
of sixteen town lots in Blythe city, amount
ing to $1,000. Another large party of pros
pective buyers left for the ranch on Thurs
day and it is anticipated that considerable
excursion.
Among the unreported buyers are William
Harker of Mitchell, S. D., $40 acres; II. M
Fraser, Riverside. 200 acres. and A. c.
Lovekin Riverside, 500 acres. Lovekin is a
well known horticultural expert, having
charge of several thousand acres of the
finest orange lands around Riverside.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
TO CONTINUE WORK ON
POMONA PUBLIC LIBRARY

Arrangements have been made be-
tween the trustees of Claremont college
and Contractor Bloom by which the
work of construction of the new library
building for Pomona college will be
continued to completion. The contractor
had experienced some difficulty in Sc
curing advancements from sources he
had depended on, which caused a tenn
porary suspension of the work. The
final arrangements are satisfactory to
those concerned.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

Deutsch for $4,000 In part pay Mr..
Smith secured a lot at the corner of
North Park avenue and Emmett street
at valuation of $500.
c. A Wesbecher, tract agent for
Vermont Avenue square, has made
sales as follows: To L. A. Read, from
A. H. Arthurholt, six-room bungalow
at No. 1925 West Forty-eighth street,
$3S00; to E. Crandall, lot on Forty
sixth street. between Beach street and
Normandie avenue, $S25; to F. A.
Dodge, lot on Forty-ninth street, be-
tween Vermont and Cypress, 5000; will
build home.
E. E. Wood has sold to T. J. Miller
lot and six-room bungalow at $50
West Forty-fifth street, for $2400 Mr..
Wood also has sold to A. Weisholtz
lot and five-room bungalow at 57S
West Forty-fifth street for $2100, the
Realty Exchange company making
both deals.
George A. Colby bought from the
Huntington Park Land and Improve
ment company a lot on Milan avenue
in Oneonta Park for S2600. 1t covers
81 by 200 feet. Also bought from Min
ME A. Bradshaw an adjoining lot for
$2S0O Mr.. Colby rs said to be getting
ready to build a fine residence.
Among deals reported by Hart & Co.
were the sale to DIR. r. E. Chapman
for William Clifford of a residence in
South Pasadena for $4500. Also for a
syndicate to Mrs. M. E. Calhoun of one
acre in San Marion court at $4,000, the
buyer to erect a costly residence at
once.
Among sales reported by Simpson &
Carter were the following: To Mrs.
M A. Reynolds of Wexford, R. l.,
ten-acre, full bearing orange grove
on the south side of Fifth street, near
~ Ontario H10 S00 For
F. M. Simpson to Charles C. Polk, a
seven-room bungalow at 1881 West
Forty-seventh street, in Vermont Ave-
nue. square; $5250
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
$4,000 Apartments

Mrs. G. M Sayles has let contracts
for erection of a two-story frame build
ing at Eleventh and Valencia streets,
the contract going to j. A. Winget.
The structure will be fitted for apart
lnent use and will cost close to $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

French windows looking out to per-
COLA. There will be both a rear and
front pergola. There will be beamed
ceilings. panel wainscoting and hard
wood floors in living and dining rooms.
The bedrooms will be finished in white
enamel. The front porch will be over
only the central part of the bungalow.
which was designed to give all the
light possible
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

There are many styles of bungalow
built to suit the particular tastes of
the owners, but this one is of the real
California type, all rooms opening
from the large central or living ROOM
The plans were done at Ye Planry
ing will cost $4,000 and will be erected
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
TO BUILD $4,000 BRICK
STRUCTURE AT FULLERTON

E. R. Amerige of Fullerton is considering
the erection of a two-story brick building
at an estimated cost of from $4,000 to
s25OOO It will have a frontage of 100 feet
on the corner of Spadra and Commonwealth
streets The first floor will be used FOR
stores and the second for offices.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
X, OF p. LODGE TO BUILD
BLOCK AT HOLLYWOOD
Special to The Herald.


HOLLYWOOD. April 25,-Mountain View
ledge No. u.s. X of p, has bought from Mrs.
ida Wilcox Beveridge the fine lot on South
Cahuengo street Hollywood, south of the city
hall lot The property has seventy feet front
on Cahuenga street and runs back to an alley.
The lodge will build three-story brick build
ine with store rooms occupying the FIRST offices
and apartments the second floor and lodge
room. ante-rooms and banquet hall the third
floor The building committee consists OF II.
j. Byshe. c. S. Albright, w. G. Brunk and
A. S. johnson.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

on Grand avenue between Thirty
eighth and Fortieth streets. 1t will
consist of five rooms with a patio to
the rear The exterior will be of shin
giles with battering base course built
of 1x12 redwood boards and battens.
Both ends of the living room will be
entirely of glass with French windows
opening down to the floor. In the
above cut of living room is seen the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL
SCHOOLS FOR RIVERSIDE
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 the HeIdIu
RIVERSIDE. April 25.-The board Of
education at it's last meeting decided to call
a bond election for $4,000 to provide for
the estimated increased attendance in the
grammar grades of the city schools for the
coming year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

HOTEL GREEN, European rate
$3.50 per day; american rate $3.50 per
day upward.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

sit is of the utmost Importance that
directors of corporations and other
persons interested in hydroelectric de-
velopments should realize how great
the ultimate effect upon the value of
their properties will be if the forests
which now protect their water supplies
are destroyed, and that they should
know that their advantage demands
that regularity Of stream flow be in
sured through the forest reserves and
through the enforcement and improve
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

~KNOBNOSTER, Mo-,
w poblizu tego miasta wyda-
rzylo sic wielkie nieszczescie
kolejowe wskutek falszy.'
wego zrozumienia rozkaz6W
przez personal. Pocia-.
gon California Special.
.kolei Missouri Pacific j Spe-
cial" jadacemu 2 Kansas City,
polecono naiprs6d wyminac
sic przy KlEl1nl,,obnoster, . potem
5zmieniono ten rozkaz i kaza.
no i'm wyminac sic PREY
Lamonte, Z mil stad. Drugie
go rozkazu person. ME otrzy
maly podobno az czas, ! ME
wiadl,oum1vo cE.zz;y.jej why j Pc
ciagi zderzylY sic blisko togo
miasta. Dziewief os6b costa
% zabitych, : kkillkaadz;ieEasliiat
po,kaleczonycIlhl, % czeaci bar1
dzo; ciazko. Nazwisk zabitych
81 Fred Story, John Hood,
N. u q: Burke i & ))t1Brazae,l ,r1ozpinna lpll'tl
,dlllrut6r pracujacY d q ] Il Z 81,
era Union Telegraph CD
". ]. Harding, kl lei ppo ~
" Fishback <sffr'
Wi,e,rny: ulrllz,aed1lnliilkl: p all!Il1!I'1 Y,
IL. i.sdllw - aiego po mo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
MINNEAPOLIS M

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi,
Ma Z ulicy zawalila,sie stara-
stajnia, ktora zaczeto ROBBIE
rae, j gruzy zasypaly kilku
robotnik6w, 2 kt6rych dw6ch
zosta1o .%zabitych, q trzech
ciezko pokaleczonych. Zabici
~zostali: G. W. Hard, % S.
S Str. i George Johnson :
Whitman, Mimi; ciezko zal
pokaleczeni: 20 letni Roy
Renold, Joel Benson j b. s.
Robinson. Nieszczescie Wyda-
rzylo sic Q godz, popolu-
|dniu, kiedy: " budynku pra-
cowa'o II ludzi. Zdaje sic, zie
robotnicy rzucali ceg}y ma
przednia Geese dachu j zanad-
to ia obciazyli, tax 10 BUDDY
mex sic zawalil. Hardy j
johnson zabii sic spadajac
ma chodnik; trzech pokale-
czonych wyzej Wymienionych
|wydobyto 2 gruz6w, Zdaje
sic, ze wszyscy trzej umra
wskutek pokaleczeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09


PElAI.s5o, TEX Vol
ska meksykshskie Y sile j
800 ludzi nadeszly do Terreo-
nu v prowincyi Coachuila
jake posilki Ola tamteisza'ejjj
xaiogi Rewolucyni5ci zajeli
5miasto Matamore6. is mil na
.zach6d Cd Terreonu poIo5o-
me. Amerykanie tamze e:
mieszkali wyslali- zaraz swoie
sfamilie do innych miejsco.
wosci. 200 piechur6w amery--.
kadskich przybylo do Juarez..
l'atllva pilnuja dr'6g j vie
5zief.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

szklankach jab6f=poclaggnlll me l,'
.cie do ,dalls.uz.e,ag,o piciIa, q III
Iopijesz. ak. n 4 = s Il q
Erzenie Known pbpelnisz
ciezHIs grzeacllhEl cha Ale e % gu dr.
bel bel z;lw1yy'ciieest,a, ! 90 MAX w lnl'.a.
wiasw aiebiesssm: TOT mam
|prz e. 3 sHo6jj rozn i, 'wsstaapie
jednak. do stalonn, wYpIe
szklanke piWa otrR u,s,t 2 j
wyide "a, e s allt,l, 3: A A iakzeas i
sic przy Itakiem sWpjem, po-
chodzaoem. zpokusy szatana
r~ozumowaniu zawi6d DO
[jak tylko weed, Y, do salonu
Il wypl jedna szklanke piwa
to juz pill j dale, a. do nie-
~przytomno6ci; albo tel spot
kali " salonie koleg6w, co
go do tego namdWili. Podo
bniez rzecz ma sic il nalo-
-&% t -
|.giem innych grzech6W, ze
jesli cz1ow:ek ME unika do
Mich okazyi, to sic ME obej-
die i bez grzechu.
Ola tego koniecznem jest
,unikanie okazyi " kazdym
grzechowym na1ogu. Ale jak-
zesz unikna6 okazyi do grza.
|chu skoro czlowiek sam Cd
siebie mic dobrego zdzialaf
ME moze? u Boga wszystko
- 4..oho..oam
W "ao Dosa - pon1 -
"zyWac "a posreunictWem
NajsWietszej Nary Fanny,
OdmaWiae do Niel rome mod,
|litwy, mianowicie r6zaniec.
"a Matka Roaa. .iaat ; matka
n.ana :. -. n;Loaa 80 on,,a..
,
80 KY s- po1oil.a nioo
'i'"&s w AJ 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
bBG]EAEDA.

aPPoaladcn ssrca Jezu-
soEegot'' csytale,m bardzo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . fe nam
troch4 czasu, postanowi1em
ia pdpisasee !: lo @et,''l,, lt szan. &. Re-
dakcyi Wiarusa, proszac Q
ws|dru1ko5Wsa,1n,iae tego 60 mas
tepuie:.
rNieda1eko I'd niscia Du-
n,aiu ! J. czsaaa1r arm I. NORA 70 2,
stercsy' aessswaburrzonycb fa1
.mala, skalista Wyspa, nazwa-
na wyspa wezb~aO tel Wy
sepce lid ' zsa1ms lie'z d wy y
brzeza, opoWiada nastepuja-
ca legends:: Niegdy6, byla ia
wysepka rp|'zs, u ogro
dem. : iyylli z. "a mel il.. ludzie,
kt6rym niczego do azcze6cia
ME krakow alo. Zaczeli oni q
toll grzeszyt, 2 gnz'eachy ich
by1y tax wielkie, ze sprawie-
dliwy BOG. ,zamieni} wyspe
W COLA skale, a jej mieszkah-
cow }, y we've. Nieod e i'm
ws r'P1 IT,. /. nadziei ratunku.
Raj ~ na ! st ! u. lat wysepka pre-
mienia sic v da!wny p;ekny
ogr6d, q Waeie przyjmuja ma
nowos postat lu.dzi; jez1eli do
zachodu slohca powstrzyma-
ia stie> Cd grze'c'hhu', skoh-
czy sic icb pokuta. zdawafo
by s,iss, :. ze to tatwy warunek,
ale s1ohce niedochodzi jesz-
cze poc11udniiiiaa a wyspa znowu
sa,mn'o5ttnaa i .pusta, i ME znalaz}-
by6 juz ma niej zywego cz}o
wieka, :wszedzie "a to pc
ska]ach villa sic we've - ma
wet POI dnia 1udz1e cd grze.
chu sic powstrzymac ME
NIGGA. To, czytelniku, Jest
tylko legenda i piekne poda-
ME, ale s!egetndaa ia IA zawiera
W sobie .dwie nauki: pierw-
SEA wskazuje ma wielka zlo6c
grzechu, skoro Bog az tax
karze; dr riga m6wi jak 2
grzechu trudno j ciezko
czlowiekowi jest powsta6.
Wstap zemna ma chwile do
podziemi piekielnych; kt6z
to cierpi v tenn morzu ognia
i nieprzestalnnych plomieni?
= To dusze 6miercia Boga
Czlowieka odkupione. - Ola
czego tam j. sic znajd"ja?
Grzech cieiki je tenn zapro-
wadzil. = 5:Zapytaj sic jedne.
go 2 ty,cha potepionych: Kto
Gle tn wtra "a: e. Bog, kt6ry
"a mnie Y, u,mp "a Kto che
odrzuci}? Bog, kt6r,y "a zycia
wola|; P6jdfcie do mnie
wszyecy ~ Pytaj sic jeszcze
Co 81 ! ten, grzech ma ziemi
dad? Da} mi ehwle rozkoszy,
ale przemiiajacej j. zostawia'
jacy: Pc sobie nie 81 nal j o
brzydzenie; dai mi wyrzuty
sumiie;nia, st. kt6 6 ME dniem j
nocai p !, ell i zatru-
waly !. klaadaida. c 'l7 'mojego
zycja;; z'aa4lepi},1 moi rozum,
kt6ry ME poznawal mego.
nieszczefcia j oslsbil mi wo-
X, kttd ffsa ME miala jul silly
by z asr,g te peta. PYtaj
sic dalej: Go q ten ggrzech g
a.h.nl9 s. ndohro1 MI 1onka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

i'm Ojcem przyiacielemn 4
stall sic ~zagnl1iie',ws.anu|Jylmn mo DIM
sedzia. Pytaj eie znlowu:
Csem Gle ten grzech uczy upil:Pl'
Zrobil mnie nieprzyjaciellel'amnl
Boga, bonn pogarlzil Jegos ma
jestatem j potega, bonn sie
|przeciwko Jego vol zbuntoo-
wal, bonn "a lyle miio5ci !
~cierpliwo6ci nieH dziecznos
lcia Go nakarmil, . mad Jego
Wielkosc, marne stworzenie
)przenioslem. I pytai sic
|ieszcze: Co 81 ten grzech to-
raz przyni6sl2 Dh nj 6miiert
nieszczesEwai ogieh piekla;;
daf mi towarzystwo potepio-
Dych, ktore powieksza mole
meki towarzystwo ezatana,
kt6re mnie breezy; dai nj Y Y
trate Boga, Swietych j nieba,
Fdai mi zal gorzki j nieWymo-
why ale sp6zniony, uczynil
mnie bezgranicznie nieszczeS-
liwym, DO pail ten ogieh ]
dreczy dusze. | pytaj sic
wreszcie: D1ugoz tax cier-
piec bedziesz? Uplyna dni,
miesiace, lata j wieki, " CRU
~ rozsypia sic palace i mia
sta, przemina narody, wysch-:
ma NORA, zgasna gwiazdy
slo6ce i " przepa6c nico6ci
runie ziemia, skohczy sic
SWAT, a moith cierpie6 jesz-
cze pierwsza ME mimic chwi-
la, gdyz cierpienia mole
kohca mice ME beda Mo
ze sic jeszcze zapytac cheese
nieszcze6liueso " pickle;
Czemuz jednak z grzechu
ME powstales, wieazialeS
przeciez co ciebie czeka. On D
lei JUL powiedziaf, ze grzech'
zaslepia :rozum j os}abia czio-
wieka woie. Siuchaj go dalej:
Jeden grzech drugi przyno ..
ii, DO kto raz Bogiem pogar-
izil, j ma przyszlosc MIN gar
lzi6 bedzie, W tenn wlaSpie
ley klatwa grzechu. ka .t
wyrwiesz z ziemi roczne
drzewko, gdy:sie ono jednak
orzemieni W drzewo j g1ebo-
10 zapusci korz enie, juz GO
tam twoja reka ME poruszy.
Katwo zatrzymasz " biegu
Irobna 6nie5u grudke gdy
spadac zacznie z wysoko6ci
cory, i'm dalej jednak oWa
grudka usz]a cd sz,zytu, tenn
wiecej ro6nie, p%rzemieaia eie
~ - . -lr -. p r. e g.. 49,
Y lawine, niszczy ; bury,
AZ sauna W przepa6ci zginie.
Tax wielka potega grzechu,
DO niezbozny gdy przyjdzie
W glebokosc grzechu, "a mic
(je) sobie ma.
Rozumiesz teraz mily czy-
telniku jaka jest zlo6e gree
|chu jak biedna i nieszczes..
|liwa dusza, W kt6rej grzech
panuje. M6dlmy sic wszyscy
razem "a tych, kt6rzy przez
grzech Cd Boga sic odWr6ci-
Ii, m6dlmy sic, ably do mas
grzech nigdy przystepu ME
znalazl, m6dlmy sic wresz-
Gle aby6my, jezeli ggrzech I:
serca. nasZe splamil, ,przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

podpory wiadluI a kolleei..
sLehl1liigh Valley. t uIlliicaachEl
Ses elixir ri. j Ferry, ~ s'syny ~ a..
WaiialdtlnllklL,cie sie wygiely. VIA 8
Edukt bndowali kIo,lnl,ltlrIakro,rzy
Nc CIntoek and Marshall
|dopiero pred kiillku dnuliamiiI
go Wykohcz1ono. Poopie y =
frma t. dawala zatrudnienie
nieunionistom, przeto zacho,-
|dM podejrzenie, il popeinio-
no akt zemsty. AresztoWano-
pewnego czlowieka, kt6ry v
|poblizu wiaduktu zachoWy--'
wal sic v spos6b podeirza-
ny.
UTICA, N. T., Kiedy
S. Sherman, repu / 'ltu, e!l j
kandydat na Independents,
przybedzie tn we czwaftek
wieczorem, oczekuje 60 poWi-
TAME okazale. Ma dworcu
powita go komitet zlozony 2
wybitnYch obywateli tax re-
publikan6w jak j demokraa--
tow, . eksortowac go do
mieszkania beda wszYstkkiiee
towarzystwa .~uniformowane
Z powiatu Oneida, obok setek
innych towarzystw. O6wiletle
ME elektryczne j bengalskie
ognie rozja6niac beda Gala
.lroge pochodu. W jego mie-
szkaniu wyg}osi move powi-
talna burmistrz miasta, po-
tenn inni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09


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ka.' zadala okupu $z.o 1 ]lt,(
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uwagi az te pogr61l; I
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wa. sSsSz. sss!
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niiet j New Yo 4, eotwarto5 Y
przeszlym itygod1ln1lilu,s try !. Bon ''lll|.II
Ii, kt6re byly "a IL 81
czasu ostatniej psnikl;i. fin ~
sowej. Bank ,l te spoNod1le' 'al
sweml zamk nieciem npald'l s'lE.
kilku "a mr,nnl,fiejszych inlstyIncyli
Efin1Iansowych, w koiach ba1a-
kierskich twierdza, e otwar.;
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lepszych czas6w. Oby 4.
ko tax by1ol 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
NOW my AMERY!.Kl
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&s sasE@-SLgs lEE+ A..-Ee s"ET4r @-Es--E-t-#
BALTIMORE, Nd, .sze6c,
lziesieciu ehiopc6w pomie:
szczonych " szkole popraw-
czej stanoWei, ucieklo tax, ze
urzednicy ME zdowali temu
zapobiedz. Pod dow6dztwe1n
starszego chlopca uzdrojone
go Y drag zelazny pobieglEi
chlopcy do gl6wnej b'ramy,
rozbili zamek, apotem roz
biegli sic IA wszystkis stro
~. Do godz. ~schwytano
jedenastn zbieg6w.