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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-22
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9as LATTICE Siinoei.

.Sus sroBe 9iinbcl2" rief Suite
e%iaenfpilig, ybieies iou ih alio Die
aIlcc binilntcr gu Sran 6olm tra9en?
Sd mod)te mirflih niht bamit GEE
ieben perpen."
Gin 9iinoel traacn iii nidts.
bciien MAJ lid su ihdmen bralft"
perieete Die Wutter nit ianfter
Stimme. ~gs lit iebr u~nse5oeen
bon Dir. 10 5u iprehen."
.Ytaa fem. CAB bns Wdbhen 8us
rid; .cS lit mir dber in Der Secle sus
piber. mid nit 9orben ODER giinoelu
anf Ser Strabe icben 81 laiien. Ncns
lid, babe i'd Der alien Srau Shmit
i'm Muftraae oeS Srauenpcreins einen
aorb nit Sonigflhen urb Yfefferz
niiiien iiberbrinseu miiiien. baS mar
bmrGams nid1t nod meinem Sinn. Sdl
benfe. Der Vcrein ipIte einen Sobns
picner sur Seiorguns iol6er 0inge
nebnen."
.Nber. &iub. mir po6nen ia aan5
in Der Hdbe Der euten Srnl. Der Weg
naf ibrer @obnuna III ia nur elm
fur3cr". errpiSerte Die @rtter.
I'D pollte. M Itellte ionit
Semanb an iolden @otcnoieniten an,
mar Die Intrport bes p~cr5ogenen
@GbhenS.
,Sprih nift TO-. %antportete Die
allSnnadiidtise @utter. .@s lit ets
lpos @roBes All lerneu. aefdlia uno
freunblif an ietn uno audi bas germ
An tbun. mas uus chen ni6t anoenebm
III. Gs betriibt MIDI tiei. penn Oh 10
ielbitiirhtia unb 10 fpenie bereit Bit.
dnSern ctfpns al liebe an thum."
Iber Sulie lieR iih b,irf Die Idnfs
ten @orte f~eincstpeas beihipidtieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-22

reiie mad 9onpon: 500. Sie 9anfs
berren paren etlpas perbliifft, bann
aber bonorierte nan obne Wimpera
3ufen Die sliidlid poIenbete ifpies
rise operation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-22
2lns ueriebieSenen fanseris.

Gus Yortsmoutb, @nslanb, pers
lditet: Die 9ele9aten our Geihss
Yrelie>G onieren3 lparen am ~. Snni
ais 8Gite Der britiiden Ibmiralitdt.
9ui6auer bel elmer sepaltieen Slots
fenparabc, Die cine Gon5entrirln9 bon
Waad1t our See perfDrperte, ipie lie in
Der 8eltgeifihte nibt ibres @ieihen
bat. glnf Der %beriibmten Hbeoe bon
Spitbeab mar in iieben langgeltredten
Qiuieu, Die lid bon Comes Noao big an
ben See : 8efeitigunsen am gingan9
gum Spitbeab eritredten. Der .Shirms
bod" Der britiihen Slotte aufgeiteQt.
iene Ibtbeiluns. Die tets 81 ipfortiger
4ftion boil beniannt unb ausseriiitet
in 8ereitifoft gebalten tpiro. Don
ben 144 S1iffen. Die bort Sulams
menge3ogeu puren, ipnr nift Elm
ein3iges fir Die Slottenihau beIonbers
in Sienit geitelt morben. Die gez
iammten 144 S1iffe reprdientiren
eineu @ertb bon unsefdbr $780,
600, 900.
Inter ben "a Standardization bes
fanben ii6 iieben .Sreaonougbts".
unb "a &~reu5er, 10 aunoifaiterz II.
Siilfsfren5er. As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unb 80 ltnterleeboote Iasen binter
bieien Souptihifien in Yoiition. Gang
acknowledgements piiroen Die Sd)iffe
cine Ooppellinie bon IS Iteilen 9dnse
sebilbet baben.
9as 2eben Der 9eiasune beg ruiiis
iden lluterieebootes .&ambala", oas
in Solge elmer Gouiiion NIT Dem
S6lahti6iffe .Hoitisldp" mdbrenb
Der Wanoper IN Der Naht pom IL.
sunni ianf, 5u retten ober bas Boot 81
beben, mar peraeblihe Wiibe. ba es in
81 iiefem 8aiier seiunfen lit. 3pei
9nnber baben bel ibren @eriuden, Die
8eiasung 5u retten. ourh ben rn9es
beuren Druid oes Waiiers ibr 9eben
e%inaebiiBt. Gon Infang an bate
man erfannt. oaB Die Inslihten, oas
3eben Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT Seeleute 81
reften, iebr gerine paren. oblpobl Die
EMIT IN ben linterieebooten inter ses
lpobnlifen @erbdltniiien fir orei
Gage reift. Die .aambdld" Ianf
IN $50 SUB tiefem @aiIer, unb MIR
un3uperIdiiiae Bdnbe itanoen 5mis
i6cn Den Seeleuten unb benz Sooe.
als oaS Boot bon Dem .Hoitislan"
serammt puroe. 9as llnaliid ers
eisnete iih flint 0eeilen bon Sebas
itopol. Bier 2eutc. barunter Der
9pmmanoeur oes SdhifieS. Qertuout
Ialilonolp. Der burt pas Spra6rpbr
aeraoe o benz 3niammenltoB benz
Steuermann Sefeble CAB, ipurben ses
rettet.
go
Nus Den 81 Sonolulu in elmer ias
pantheon 3eitungsreoaftion beiflags
nnht1frn Nnnieren ernieht liza Ana "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-22

gt. @eb. g. g. Gbobe, Der eesentudrtse Sllfs6Hdof os 6obs
fpten Sanes 6. Suiglep, 8. 9, elmer Der toleranteHen gr5ohdoc Der
@eretnieten Staateu. purbe am 20. Sli bs poriseu Sdbrcs gum
Snular sgHbof bon 8arca geneibt. gr5bnfof GusRp bate i6 fee
before &IIfe luden fonnen, as eben Die. luelfe linn burb Die 8nbI
bs Nt. 9hp. 8bobe geporben. 9erieIbe lit nhht nr Gin prominentes
gitsteb in Der nmerfanhfen 5ierardie; er lit audi Elm DC mn bes
goItes unb cr beberridt M ebreres p "a DE n. mas tbm in ieiner
ieseneirisen 5bdtsteit. Defenders in elmer pieIipratisen 8ehtabt, ne
Gbnueo. ibr gu tathn fputmt. -.aGss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-22

Salb Weni6 - balb Slid? Sic
Sommers5eit nabt beran. mar merit
es. gs re9en lid penigitcns Iton
Die Seeihlansen. Cine 8iener
2ofaIcorrelponben5 oerbreitet folsenoe
S6aueraeihihte ans Soplic5a in llns
9arn: Iuf eiuem Spa5iergause Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-22
Ser5 Seiu- Wspnat.

SEPT, mo rings nur @onne atbmet Die
HdtIr i'm Sunimonb,
Nabt Gih. ainoer, DEM Iltarc, brauf
ods Bib bes Screens t6ront,
Seres 3er5ens. bns Dor 9iebe iibcrs
grob o%ercinifens brad.
SdS i'm beiligen 3abernafel ipeilt in
Gorge INNER mad.
al Die Shdflein tpobl Al bitten unp
81 fiibren bimmelfpGrts:
SITS ia bod Die menifse.pprb'n ne
2iebe. Seiu gottlid)' oer5.
Oas Die WenidenfinDer alle 10 unenos
lid bat 9eliebt.
ga, in 9icbe Gid erIhopfte. ibnen
polie Sid ersibt.
Slebet an barum in tiefiter Semutb
bieien iiiben Born
Geiniter 2iehe. ME p~eriiesenb. oub iif)
leae @ottes Corn
Sb beg ltnodnfs pieler Wienifen. Oh
Der Wiiietbaten ar,
Die beriibt in LANCER Settle felt Dem
eriren Siinoenfaq.
limb alS Spfereabe peibt Sbm Cure
Ser3en idlift unb rein.
Srin ala 5err uno 8onie pobne Seius
efpiglth allein.
s oanr piro In Sub gldj ieanen, Der
emit ipraf 10 MILD uno ipeif:
~2aBt 5u Mir Die aleinen fonlmen,
ibrer lit Das Simmelrei9!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-22

Nus ben 81 Sonolulu in elmer ias
pantheon DEMONSTRATION beiflags
nahmtcn Rapieren eraiebt iif bas De-
iteben elmer @erihipDruns. ourd pelte
Die Sapaner 5unabit Die 9ontrolle Der
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
ORIGIN
OF a Tamou. Human Food.

OF a Famous Human Food.
The story of great discoveries or In
ventions is always Of interest.
An active brain worker who found
himself hampered by lack Of bodily
strength and vigor and could not a r
ry out the plans and enterprises he
knew how to conduct, was led to study
various foods and their effects upon the
human system. In other words, before
he could carry out his plans he had
to find q food that would carry him
along and renew his physical and
mental strength.
He knew that a food which was q
brain and nerve builder (rather than
q mere fat maker) val universally
needed. He knew that meat with the
average man does not accomplish the
desired results. He knew that the
soft gray substance in brain and nerve
centers Is made from Albumen and
Phosphate Of Potash obtained from
food. Then he started to solve the
problem.
Careful and extensive experiments
evolved Grape-Ndts, the now famous
food, It contains the brain and nerve
building food elements In condition for
easy digestion.
The result Of eating Grape-Nuts
daily is easily seen In a marked stur.
diness and activity of the brain and
system. making 1t a pleasure
for one to carry on the daily duties
without fatigue or exhaustion.
Grape-Nuts food is in NO sense q
stiInulant but Is simply food which
renews and replaces the daily waste
Of brain and nerves.
It's favour Is charming and being
fully and thoroughly cooked at the
factory 1t is served instantly with
cream.
The signature Of the brain worker
spoken of, O. w. Post, is to be seen
on each genuine package OF Grape
Nuts.
Look In pkgs. for the famous lit
tie book. "The Road to MELVILLE"
There's a Reason"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

stitute paots Of genuinely agrarian fla-
vor became the consuming ambition
Of the land barons OF East n West
Prussia, Pomerama, Mecklenburg, 81,
lesia n ~Brandenburg.
Prince Bul0w was to be made "a
atone for the treachery OF Count Ca
privi. And atone he did. An agrarian
tariff law was enacted by the reich
stag in 1902, and on its basis new
treaties were concluded, which be.
trayed manufacturers relentlessly ID
order that grain, cattle I'M dairy pro-
The position won by the German In
.dustry throughout the continent un-
der Caprivian conditions was demol-
ished. Pioneering work OF IL years
had to be begun all over again.
Exercise Full Power.
Encouraged by such substantial tro-
phies OF power and triumph, 1t was
natural that agrarianism should cease
to, be merely selfish and become intol-
Grant and arrogant. 1t henceforth
blindly opposed legislation and policies
not of essentially agrarian trend.
Standing for the class from which
Germany has always recruited ita
fighting material. the agrarians ex-
plotted the army to fortify their po-
litical position. Government both in
Prussia n the empire grew more and
more helpless in the face OF their de-
mands.
The lions share not only OF legisla-
tive favors, but OF offlcial patronage
military and civil. was usurped as Their
divine right. Proclaiming themselves
the only i~ncorruptible bulwark OF the
monarchy, they became the self APP
pointed guardian of king and throne
against the forces of disorder"
Prince Buelow felt constrained IN
1907 to make public Acknowledgement
OF the submission to the yoke by. ex,
pressing the wish that his epitaph
might read: He was an agrarian
chancellor"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
Pointed ~Parasraphs.

From the Chicago News.
The straight and narrow path-the
fire escape.
Most people are willing to do their
duty--as they see 1t.
Some people take steps for a divorce
at public dances.
The grass widow may feel blue, but
she never looks green.
Why is II that q large man always
takes a small woman seriously?
Don't force your advice upon people
whose friendship you care for.
An honest man never has to hire a
press agent to put the world next.
Fortunate Is the woman who knows
that her husband is as smart as she
thinks he Is.
A millionaire can say more In 10
words than a penniless man a In TO-
900.
A man could earn several dollars
with the energy he generates In trying
to borrow one.
The small boy enjoys coasting, but
the average man can go down hill fast
enough without a sled under him.
This is the glad season of the year
when f1ies are almost as plentiful as
insanity experts at a millionaire's
trial.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
WHERE AGRARIANS RULE
TYRANNic POWER EXERCISED OVER ALL GERMANY BY DEs-
-s PoTIc MINORITY.

Berlin Correspondence washington Star.
Berlin Special: Florid faced giants.
with Jaunty Tyrolean hats and bushy
WHISPERS redolent OF the soil, trans
formed Berlin recently into a bucolic
metropolis,
They are the masters OF Germany,
sturdy emissaries of the empires land
owning and agricultural interests, who
assemble in annual conclave to review
their mighty cohorts ind proclaim
afresh the paramountcy OF agrarlnaism
In shaping the destiny OF Germany.
That is the end and aim of agrarian
week. Originally instituted as a par
Lament for the discussion of purely
farming questions, the week has be-
come a political event OF the first mag
nitude. Its main purpose Is to harumer
home the iron fact that although agra
rians represent only 2S.e per cent Of
the country's population, the reins Of
government are firmly In their grasp.
1t Is not an inspiring spectacle. this
yearly feast OF gloattng Over minority
rule. II calls forth violent outbursts
from the downtrodden majority and
fervid demands for freedom from agra
rian tyranny. But nc Samson has aris-
en- capable Of breaking the power of the
agricultural autocracy.
BY ar ironical coincidence this years
week" was held at the very hour when
III German government was bending
h knee afresh to agrarian might.
Once agair the party of the minority
has imposed its sovereign will upon
the nation by compelling the govern
ment TO abolish death duties in the
great finance reform bill and 10. substi-
tute a form OF taxation of agrarian hue.
It Is the latest link In a long chain OF
inglorious triumphs wrung from an
impotent majority.
Agrarian Rule In Germany.
Agriculture's political label is con-
sentative; but the conservatives long
& yielded control of the party to
agrarian influences. The organization
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
a Question Of Enjoyment.

From the Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
At a recent gathering of ministers Of the
gospel In Pittsburg the liquor question
came In for a goodly share OF discussion.
Among the out-of-town delegates was a
noted Georgia clergyman who was sched-
uled to speak on the saloon question. Pre-
vious to the meeting one of the local
pastors upon being introduced to the
Georgian remarked:
I" well, DR.. Blank, I believe your peo-
pie enjoy state wide prohibition now, do
they not?"
mo" replied the Georgian. they do
not"
The local man was somewhat sun prised.
but not feeling quite sure Of his ground.
let the matter rest. Later In the day.
however, when he had informed himself
on the excise law OF the southern states.
he took the Georgian to task in the pres
ence OF a number of his colleagues.
doctor" said the local minister. what
did you mean by telling me this morning
that your state did not have statewide
prohibition?"
my dear brother" replied the Georgian,
gravely, II told you nothing of the sort
"why-why-' stammered the local
man, 'you surely"
Nay" said the Georgian with a twinkle
you have forgotten your question, You
asked me IL Georgia enjoyed statewide
prohibition"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
on ! 5000 Mia Tramp.

From the Memphis Commercial-AppeaL
With 5000 miles yet to walk, Joseph
Mfkulec, a globe t~rotter. who Is now
under an agreement to walk $4,000
miles in five years, reached here from
Forrest City, Ark, on his way to New
York. from where he will sail back to
the old country, where he will finish his
tramp.
Mfkulec, who has agreed to walk u.s.
900 miles, for which he Is to receive
$4,000 from q firm in Croatia, province
8, 1906. He will leave Memphis for
New York, visiting the capital OF each
state through which he passes. where
he will get seal or the governors TO
verify his route. During his walk Mix
ulec has worn out 30 pairs OF shoes and
now weighs 40 pounds less than when
he started. He carries his trunk on
his back and wears as few clothes as
possible to evade the law.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
CHAPTER XVII.
THE HOUR OF THE POWERS OF
DARKNESS.

The night following the day on which
the Farthings disappeared stands as
the blacklist in the valley annals. Few
who have not passed their childhood
amid the dark whisperings Of witch
craft and the evil y and OF unseen
imagine the terror that fell upon
many throughout the region after the
event ct Roaring Run. The group tina
met at twilight at Squire Hartswick's
store was small but select. The sher-
if and the Sugar Valley deputies, who
were to spend the night at Hartswick
Hall, were sitting glum and surly on
boxes about the door. The squire was
In a chair In the doorway, silent and
moody, smoking his corncob: Lem
Fisher, to whom the world presented as
many devils as eve II did to old Cot
ton Mather, was center and spokes-
man, warmly seconded by Ulie DribeI-
bis and old Jake Kisterbock.
The powers OF darkness were having
their hour.
do you-uns s'pose one minute that
three grown men could hide themselves
in the rocks OF that little hole so that
a hundred couldn't find 'em? Heigh?
Is that reasonable wunst? They could
mt get out of there; you know that.
Abner Moritz was right clost to 'em
a-DtCls, potato. ieCi 'ybg Wig vbgk
still and he knows they didn't go down
TO the Run. / tell you a hacker like
Farthing don't get ketched less he
wants to. Nosuh."
What did he run for2" asked Amos
quietly. why didn't he stand jest
where he was peeling bark and hack
the whole gang? What was the use OF
running himself half to death? Why
didn't he jest drop out of sight In his
tracks and save all the hard work OF
runnin' over the ridge7"
"Huhi That's all a Yankee knows
WY that's clearer N mud still. He run
cause he didn't have nothing to haex
as much as a blacksmith. They must
have locks OF hair, and pieces OF bibles
and keys, and blood, and what not
Now can't you see it7 II IL had been
you or we. wouldn't we have STRUCK
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

A popular couplet epitomizes agra
rtan patriotism thus: "Unsor Konfa
ansolut, wenn Err unseren willen tutla
eve are for an absolute king providins
he does our willi)
Agrarian newspaper organs are is
sued under grandiloquent notices en-
phasizing h party's privileged posi-
ton as the partner of Deity in steerins
the Teuton ship OF state. -
All powerful as agrarianism is IN
molding the economic, military and
naval policy of the empire, it's sway in
Prussia, the colossus OF German states
is simply autocratic. Nothing effectina
the lives of two-thirds OF Germany's
So millions can be done without the
august sanction Of the farming OIL
garchy At present its energies are de-
voted to sitting the ~nationaI demand
for reform Of Prussia's suffrage sys-
tenn, which is one Of the worlds re-
naming travesties on popular govern
ment
The robust gentry who swarmed the
streets, hotels and cafes Of the capital
during "Agrarian week. look the part
of rulers The finest types of Teuton
physique, they may well boast of lin
cal descent from the hardy tribesmen
the Long Boards" Of giant stature
who once roamed the fields these po-
litical farmers now till.
II is easy to understand that from
this stock German military and eco
nomis prowess has come. 1t has pro-
duced generations of statesmen and
soldiers.
Bismarck was one of it's offspring
Buelow and the lately deceased death
duties can bear witness that the agra.
rians Of today are men OF blood and
iron, toe
...|-r f.. XIII. -
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
Says Americans Don't Know Potatoes
From the New York Herald.

Perhaps better potatoes will be
raised In this country some day." said
a man from Europe, seated in the
Knickerbocker dining room. AT pres
emit many dinner menus are arranged
without potatoes, in fact they are not
highly priced, and i believe 1t is be-
cause the best kinds are not cultivated
here. The soil may have something to
do with 1t, but I tell you there Is moth
ing to compare with the blue mouse
and the red mouse raised In the Rhine
country. There are many other kinds,
with the flavor of nuts, mealy, and
well, l am often homesick for them"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

"Am using ALIENS FOOT-EASE. and
can truly say I would not have been with
would give my aching feet. / hin it a
rare good thing for anyone having sore
or tired feet.-Mrs. Matilda Holtwert,
Providence. r. L" Sold by all Druggists
Csc. Ask to-day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

rfVtu tnp boSton E1cIalu
The Merrimac river is a trunk sewer
Tor a population Of about 10000 A
population OF 245, 900 is living within
the 20 miles OF its course between
Lowell and Haverhill. In addition to
the normal sewage OF this population,
the river Ia polluted by manufacturing
wastes from wool securing mills, dye.
houses, tanneries,- paper mills and
other Industrial establishments.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15
From Everybody's Magazine.

GAY tank Ay go cross the street
and get the tailor to mend my waist"
drawled q Swedish foreman, showing
his employer a very ragged vest.
"All right, John"
In a few minutes the Swede re-
turned with his vest untouched.
Aren't you going to have it mend
ed?" asked the boss.
"Ay tank not in that shop" replied
the Swede. GAY ask him what he
charge an he say. Two dollar Then
Ay ask him, Will you take the waist
in part payment an he wouldn't do
it."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

The Ragman Rolls were q series OF
documents recording the progress OF
Edward I through Scotland In 1896,
with the names Of the mobiles and 9TH
srs who did homage to him,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

Two big vessels for use in the Pa
cihc trade are now building at the
Mitsubishi dock yards for the Oriental
tons and two Of $3.50 tons each.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

A Dutch newspaper controverts the
prevailing notion that a sandy soil Il
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-07-15

Last years output of coal in England
showed a decrease of over 100000
tons.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

Pomorzu, mad I.eba W okoli-
each Sfupska, Lemborka i
Bytowa. 'Szan. Prelegent
! przedstawil smutny obraz
cmentarzyska kaszubskiego,
ma kt6rem jcszcze pred laty
SO brzmia}a nova polska,
kt6ra poch}one}a niemczyzna
do togo stopnia, 10 po niej
sladu niema. Niemczyzna
z nieublagana k~onsekwencya
i wytrwa}oscia coraz dalej
ma wsch6d ruguje polskosc,
zagrazajac poch1ouieciem je]
oajpierw W pogranicznych
! powiatach pomorskich, ably
powoli ia wypierac coraz da~
lei i dalej. Za}obny obraz u
barwia} szan. prelegent mao
cznemi spostrzezen;ami ma
miejscu. Zgineli najprz6d Ka
Subj ewangelicy potem
Geese katolik6w, W pogra-
nicznych powiatach grozi wy
narodowienie dalszym bra
ciom Kaszubom. Faktem
|jest, ze liczba g}os6w wybor-
COW polskich W dotad mai
pewniejszym okregu Prus
Zachodnich kartuzko wejhe-
rowskopuckim z kazdym ro-
klein sic zmniejsza. Z poll
sl1iej strony uczyniio sic juz
niejedno ola uratowania
1aszub, pisma polskie ludowe
rozchodza sic znacznej ma.
Kaszubuch liczbie ale
wszystko to lie wystarcza ku
rowstrzymaniu~ tryumfalnego
pochodu niemczyzny. Po-
trzeba koniecznie zblizenia
sic Poznaniak6w do Kaszub,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
Ma sprzedaz

Posiad}osc W W Arcadia "
powiecie Trempleau, Wis. Sa'
lon:i budynek pofozony PREY
najlepszym narozniku. Bu-
dynek jest murowany ma
diva pietra, o6iem stancyi
mieszkalnych ma g6rze. Staj-
MIA ma cztery konie, szopa
do powozu i do drzewa,
wszystko W bcbrym stanie.
Kup ujacy noze objac posia'
dfosc cd ~pierwszego lipca,
1909. Jest IT, dobra farmer
ska okolica, Arcadia jest TAX
re dobrem miejscem ma tar
81, 1900 mieszka6c6w. Bu-
.dynek jest "a x 81. Zg}osic
sic do wfascicie)a.
Mich. Stomach
/. Arcadia, Wis.
Trempleau Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

~utrzymywania kontrastu z
Kaszubami, dlatego naleza}o'
by zwr6cic turystyke pol.
ska W przeAliczne i urocze
okolice kaszuoskie, badz
to mad morzem, badz W Ka-
.szubskiej Szwajcasyi.
Prelegentowi podziekowa-
no serdecznie "a ciekawy
wyk}ad.
Prey tej sposobnosci MALE
zy zwr6cic uwage raz jeszcze
ma pismo "Gryf", kt6re ma
pccztach kosztuie $50 mr..
kwartalnie i zas}uguje ma
zojecie sic MEM. w ostatnim
zeszycie III miesci sic INA
mienny artyku} pit. "Odro-
dzenie Kaszub."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

W A%BBd&GsFoRD, Wis.,,
W tamtejszym kosciele kato-
lickim po}aczeni zostali do
zgonnym wez}em ma}ze6~
skim W poniedzia}ek 17go
maja parma Rozalia Derdow-
ska, c6rka p. Teofila z pa
mem Waclawem Kowalczy-
klein. Szczesc i'm Boze!
w ZESZkY PIATEK usu-
nieto W mie6cie wszystkie
t.. z. ,,Slot" maszyny ,kt6rych
odnoknie do nowego rozpo-
rzadzenia ME wolno umiesz-
czac W salonach AMI innych
prblicznych lokalach.