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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-21
SECOND GRADE.

In arithmetic the second grade is ex-
pected, by the close of the year, to be
able to read and write numbers TO
1000, to have thoroughly mastered the
forty-five combinations of addition and
subtraction. to have learned the tables
of twos and threes, to have learned the
names and uses of the signs of addi
ton, satisfaction, multiplication, di
vision and equality, and to have had
simple problems based on the fore
going. We have learned the names
and uses OF the above signs, the read
ing and writing of numbers to 1000 and
are having dailysdrills upon the addi-
ton and subtraction of the forty five
combinations and the tables of twos
and threes with few practical prob
lens involving these operations. The
aim is To develop power and acquire
skill in the fundamental processes of
numbers. We will continue working
for the mastery of the above opera
tions and solving practical problems.
In writing, in this grade, we aim for
greater accuracy of letter form, good
position and manner of holding pencil
and semi-vertical form. For drill in
these, we use words, sentences, poems,
capital letters, and copying from read
er and board.
In spelling we do much oral work,
this always preceding. the written
work. The children have learned the
use of the accent mark and have had
work in syllabication of words. With
the help of phonics, spelling is made
somewhat easier. Our daily lessons
consist of five words taken from the
reading lesson.
We spend from three to five minutes
daily III phonic drills of the elemen-
tary sounds, long and short sounds of
the voWels, and phonograms. This
drill takes place immediately before
the word drill which is followed by
reading. BY the help of phonics the
pupils have been able to progress rap
idly They have covered two supple
Cyr's, and have begun the New Educa-
tional Book Two, second reader. We
work for correct position in standing
and hocaing the book, good articula-
ton, natural and agreeable tone of
voice and good expression. BY the
close of the year we will have complet-
ed the second reader and one supple
mentary second reader.
The work in oral language is coutin-
ued by conversational lessons, repro
daction of stories, dramatization, and
the memorizing of choice selections of
literature. The class has learned the
use of quotation marks, period and
question mark, capital letter at the be-
ginning of the sentence, proper names,
grst word in lines of poetry, days of
week and months. They have written
sentences and copied stories and mem
cultivate taste for nature-work, lit
erature and art.
We have been using the Augsburg
drawing tablet for the second year.
With this we have had lessons on fam
liar objects and scenes adapted to the
season,
For both grades we have talks on
various subjects that come within the
range of childrens interests and are,
at the same time, instructive. A few
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-21

THURSDAY JANUARY 21, 1909.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-21

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05

they have seen for several years. In
the country also, especially with the
cotton farming classes, much building
is under way and this has created an
unusual demand for building hardware.
Leather is showing decided tenden-
cy upward, but is only a tendency.
Among the Textile Mills.
The action of the Southern Hard
Yarn Spinners' association, which met
in Charlotte last Thursday, has been
the absorbing topic of discussion
among Southern mill men for the past
few days. Opinions seem to vary some
as regards the wisdom of further cur
tailment, but, judging from converse
lions with many prominent manufac-
turers, the majority of the mill men
realize that the situation calls for the
most strenuous remedies, and curtail-
ment seems to be generally approved.
A committee was appointed to for
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05

mulate a definite plan of curtailment
and present 1t to each hard yarn mill,
and while nothing official is given
out, the committee not having yet
taken action, it is understood curtail-
ment Of production to the extent of
SO 1-3 per cent will be recommended,
lasting for three months. 1t is said
the plan will include a forfeit from
each hard yarn mill violating the cur
tailment agreement, and an inspector
will visit all mills to see that the
terms Of the agreement are rigidly en-
forced. In his letter to the spinners,
calling a meeting, Mr.. Crews stated
a plan was under consideration which,
If supported by all the mills in the
association, would effect an improve
ment of the yarn markets, and it is
believed the agreement of the COM
mittee will be strictly enforced by all
mills. g.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05
TEXTILE men MAY
CURTAIL The OUTPUT
Iron and Steel Are Still Dull and Lit
tie Improvement in These Commod-
tiles is Expected.-Yards Manage
to Keep Clean.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March .5.-The
Tradesman this week will say:
Although several influences tended
to slow down enthusiasm among the
hardware dealers during February,
the trade has continued good the past
week. setting another high mark.
Only one event of the week has had
a tendency to check business, and
that has been in the few sections
that have suffered from the high water
in the tributaries of the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. These sections are
few and small and the effect will be
felt in only a few jobbing markets. |
The pending tariff measure at Wash |
ington continues to retard the opera
tions of manufacturers, but in the
main they are being rushed on by the
heavy demand of jobbers, and retail
ers are given little time to get set in
the old practice of waiting on legis-
lation. This effect is felt to con-
siderable. degree. but much less than
in past years when congress had such
measures under consideration.
Quite a difference of opinion ap-
uears to exist between jobbers and
manufacturers, the former taking the
most optimistic view of things, while
the latter are ultra-conservative. The
retailer, however, is enjoying a
splendid trade and continues to order
literally for early delivery. Whether
it is the unknown result Of the tariff
measur or the practice Of making the
other fellow carry the stock, is not
known, but the fact remains that very
few orders for fall delivery are being
placed with jobbers. Retailers are
busy with the spring trade but sales
men have been unable to get their at
tention thus far on fall business.
The markets are remaining steady
with no changes at all In the pas'
week. High authorities in the trade
expect this condition to remain un
changed for the greater part of the
spring. but declare that they can sec
no way Of avoiding general advance
when the spring rush Is over. So fai
as building operations are concern
ed. the South seldom has more doing
N this line than at present. Every
city in the South is having almost
building boom. many Of the larger
points reporting more activity than
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
A Statement Of Facts Backed BY a
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee immediate relief and
a positive cure to all sufferers from
constipation. In every case where we
fail to effect cure, we supply the
medicine free. That's a frank state
ment of facts, and we want you to
substantiate them at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies are gentle, effec-
tive, dependable and safe bowel reg
ulator, strengthened and tonic. They
re-establish natures functions in a
quiet, easy way. They do not cause
any inconvenience, gripping or nausea.
They are pleasant to take and work
so easily that they may be taken by
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05

The situation has changed very lit
tie in the yarn markets. Conditions
are bad, and every one realizes the
Importance of concerted action in
bringing about restoration Of prices
that will offer profit to dealers.
A number of dealers are predicting
that buyers will shortly see sharp
advance in cotton yarns. They argue
that the bottom prices have been
reached and that the market is bound
to advance. The past ten days have
not witnessed any material change in
the situation for the better, however,
and some do not look for much i'm
provement before April or May.
Iron and Steel.
Still dull, and no indication when
an Improvement can be looked for,
Is the condition of the southern pig
iron market. To put it concisely, the
market is rather weak. .
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05

anyone at any time. They thoroughly
tone up the whole system to healthy
activity. They have most benefi-
cial action upon the liver.
Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to ali
sufferers from any form of constipa-
ton and its attendant evils. That's
why we back our faith in them with
our promise of money back If they
do not give entire satisfaction. Two
sizes, 25c and 10c. The Owl Drug
Store, 113 Front street, Hattiesburg'
Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05

The quotation is placed at $3.50 PEP
ton, No. foundry, with but few or
practically no sales being made. Price,
apparently, has nothing to do with
conditions.
The make is being held up right
along but it cannot be stated how
long this will be. It certainly cannot
continue for very long period. There
is no inquiry being received, as far as
can be ascertained, either.
The shipment Of iron on old orders
continues right along and the yards
in the southern territory manage to
keep pretty clean.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05

Hicks capudlne cures Sick Headache.
Also Nervots i Headaches, Travellers
Headache al fches from Grip, stom-
ach Troubled 6r Female troubles. Try
Capudine-it's liquid-effects immedi-
ately. Sold by druggists. 10
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-05

Advertisers are urgently requested
to have their copy in the office before
10 O'Clock in the morning. The News
cannot guarantee insertion of adver-
Using copy received after that hour.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
ZaWiadomienie

IL ESh$EEs EA.E 49, 80 srre,.G .&-1 kEE.2H
WtS=ziaamiiarze szkodzenia mojej
kandy,d1aturze ma majora, i~ntereso-
wane partye rozgfosi}y " jednej
miejsooWo6ci, i ia zgodzifem sic,
ably naznaczW pewna osobee ma ma ma ma
czelnikaspoicyi, a " inpych miej-
scaoh, gdzie my6la il TEN mi zasz-
kQdza,5 il obiecalem Wybrac inna O
sobe naczelnikiem policyi. Pragne
zapewvniiaG ludzi " Winonie Il ME
byfem pytany. AMI nikomu ME obie-
cyWaliem5 a Wybierafem zad-
nej osoby AMI ME bylem zzaczepiany
ipIrzez kogokolwiek ably wybra6 ia
.ka6 osobe ma naczelnika policyi al
30 "a ak innny urzad ze wszyst-
kie poglosH przeciWne 90 bezWa
runkoWo faiszywe bezpodstaWne.
.slkkoro hedeswyylbrany sobejmme urzaed.
majjora bezszobowiiazand Wolnnyy5.eod1
jakichkolWiek obietnic. S
II 4 HAMILTON
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
.S.p. ks. Erazm Ansion.

EooRJO AA0O g-AAA ~
Proszony przez osobistego
przyiaciela sp. KS. Erazma
;Ansiona, pozwalam aobie
2przesla6 Szan. Redakcyi xii
ka natatek 2 zycia Niebo-
szczyka.
Sp. ks. Erazm urodzii sic
" Galley 2 rodzic6W raczej
ubosich, kt6rzy jednak dbtali
p o dobre wychowal,ie tax
Erazma, jak j reszty dzieci
Mlodemu Erazmowi zaahcla-
10 sic nauki, nawet zadecy-
dowal eel swej piracy pra-
gnal bye kaplanemmt.. $! Nialpo-
eiadali 6rodk6w rodziceH4n ma
ksztalcenie synaa, mlody vice
Erazm udal sic DO ur!Y IullI.
zostal tam przyjety=W ~; sikh = 8
die ksiezy Salezyan6w.
EPrawdopodobni zyciezak,.onlll-
ne ME iemu bylo prze,zznla,-
czone, DO zrezYgnoWaWazy !
naWicyatu. przeni6d ole de
.REzymu. Kilka tp &c epeedzsiil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

',.E@-'t,EE as 80. "HEE.@. E-2-Es@L ID.
MIASTO przeggra}o process j mu
ST zaplaci6 Aug. Botzet ID tysiecy
dolar6w j Mary Alice Nichols 5
t;ysiecy. Glosna sprawl wytoczona..
miastu o odszkodowanie "a smierc;;
i pofanienie Ireny Botzet,'
:. powodu sploszonych@pr zez ggWiiz-
dawke koni ma wysokim moscie,.
kt6re przeskocayly baryere5i spad}y
ma zamarznieta " ten czas rszekee.
Nichols poni6sf " tenczas fmierc
ma miejscu, panne Botzet bez4prszyy-
tomna zabrano do szpitala. Sad
stanowy przyznal poszkodoWanym
diva lata temu, Augustowi Botset
"a poranienie cork 81, 0Oo=WdoWie
pan, Nichols "a smierc meza 5000.
Miasto apelowafo do sadu st.
.Zjedn. W St. Louis, kt6ry " 2eszla
sobote rozstrzyggna4 i miasto musi
zapiaci6 pefnee sumo ragem z pro-
5centem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
FARMA MA SPRZEDAZ,

Dwiie mile. Cd Winony " Bluff:
Siding jest do sprzedania Il ARROW
gruntu PREY: dWupietrowym budyn-
.ku mieszkalnym j innych zabudo
waniach gospodarskich, oraz g
ARROW laki, drzeWai pastWiska jest
= wolnej Iekisdo sprzedania. D'obrsa.
woda i szkoh wSbliskosci. Zglosic
sic pod adresem: Fountain City,
r.. +, D. No. 8. Box So. 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

do Newarku, gdzie zasta} o.
Esoby nawet sobie przychylne,
ale tez j r6wnie dobrze zor-
gganizowsna opozycye.
Gdy Sp. ks. Ansion stu
sznie uwazaf "a konieczne,
by usurac starry komitet pa
rafialny, a takze j koscielne-
go, nastapilo wrzenie: spiski
pokatne i knowania by1y ma
porzadku Iziennym. Czy ma
.tych zebrahkach postanowio-
no zgladzi6 ks. Ans1ona, czy
tel morder stwo to ME mia1o
zwiazku z observation-disclosures
parsfialnymi, wykaze chyba
E . .ET1 tt&tEn - a--H #sMs-E-E EE.E.
E6ledztwo, pewna przeciez jest
rzecza, re zamordowano ka-
plana zacnego, 1t6ry ustapi}
ze stanowiska swegc 2 aure-
ola meczennika.
Me pragnal on jatrzyc togo
gniazda szerszeni, ale przy-
byi jake dobry pasterz i to
q poslusze1stwa ola, swej
wladzy: prsgnat uspokoic te
parable j uszcze5liwic ia. Pra-
gnal ia Wjes6 do Boga j ME
zaloWal swych sA nj zdrowia
miesiec pred 6miercia 2 ra-
|do6cia osaiadczyl, ze spok6,j
sic robi " Iarafii. Gdy "
tenn w6r6demisyi rekaskryto-
b6jeza przeciela pasmo dni
jego.
JakiekolWiek "a powody
smierci Ks. Ansiona, peWnem
"a
jest, ze zasieW rzucony przez
pisma pokroju 0Kuryera
Polskiegoa wydaje owoce.
|OsWiadcsy6 tYm redaktorom
MONA sioRy ks. Waazycy:
Masll]o, wan tej ofiary, malo
tel krWi, OTTO piersi kaplan6W
polskich, wystrzelajcie ichl4
KS LEON ANDY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

DEMOKRACI i republikanie ma
swej konwencyi W soboter wybrali
hastepujacych derektor6w szkdf "
poszczeg6lnych wardach: Rezultat
demokratycznej konwencyi by} ma
stepujacy:
Pierwsza warda, Edward5 Steffes
Druga warda, Louis Jung
Trzecia warda, Charles Simon
Czwarta warda, Max Cieminski
Republikanie wybrali nastepujq-
cych dyrektor6w szkdf:
H. w. Libby, gf6wny dyrektor
szk6l
J. F. Hennessy, " pierwszej
,wardzie
Frank NJ. Norris, W drugiej war
die
John G. Witt. W trzeciej war.
die
Fl. Linca W czwartej wardzie.
s=E%-#"Es'F2 3&=n&Tr HOY .'3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
VIADOMOsG
" mIEJsGONE
- - -

WI CZWARTEK Wieczoreelml''
zakkonesz,ylloo SIC nabolzehstWo otter
dziestos .godzinne kosciele sw.
SstanislaawazK ostki: P7ieekne budu-
jace kazaniia Wyglaasizali Wiele'lbtn Il
skasieza; r.. Jazdzewski,. s.. Wojto-
wiez, Ks. ]. smiech, Is. A. Kry-
jewski, KS. K. Koby1idsK j Ks. J.
Ciemlinski. Oby tylko parafianie
jaknajdIIuzejj zattrzymali v panic
q nauki kaplan6w j starali Bie do
Mich zast6soWat.
Wielebnym ksiezom, kt6rzzy
przybyli do pomocy nsszemu Wiel.
ks. proboszczowi J. Pacholskiemfiul
czy TO Z wygfoosszseniem kazania Tub
do pomocy v sluchaniu spowiedzi,,
" imieniu calej parafii zaselamy
serdeczne Bog zaplac!!
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

ma studyach, sluchajac wy
'klad6w " Seminaryum Wa
ztykadskim, j ME tylko, 70 20
stawii mile Pc sobie., wspo.
mnienie W tym zakladzie j
Ftym sposobem ulatwi} kilku
m}odym ziomkom wstep do
|tegoz Seminaryum, ale che
tnie wszedzie wi1ziany, mile
dlugo byl w%spominany przez
wszystkich, z kt6rymi mial
jakiekolwiek stosunki.
Wy6wiecony pred siedmiu
latami ola dyecezyi Man.
chester W Anglii, pracowal
tam 2 %gorliwoscia iscie apo
sto!ska, nauczyl sic jezyka
~litewskiego i otacza1 Litwi-
now TAX ojcowska pieczo}o-
witoseia, 10 uWazano go "a
~rodowitego Litwina. z powo.
E +@IknEErE. SIX E-- ~ Z.L
dow Cd niego ~zupe1nie ME.
zaleznych zrezygnowal !ze
awego stanowiska, i przeni6s]
sic do Ameryki, gdzie gnalazI
goscinnos6 serdeczna u ks.
Zielifskiego " Perth Amboy,
n. j., a " kr6tkim ozasie do.
stall posade asystenta Y ke.
|Kwiatko vskiego " jersey
City. Po dw6ch 4atach powie.
rzyl mu rs. Biskup parafie y
Paterson,w kt6lej mimo burr
liwo,lc,ii. .teamm,peramentu para:
rattan: .pozyskal sebie serca
WszlYstkich. To ter 4. =. bbiiskup'
pelen zaufania postal 60
pred kilku miesiacami do
'.jpaalrlaaffili 6w stan li,IgI v Ne.
warku.
Pafafia "a pctrzebowala
|~rzeczywi5cie kaplana pelnego
|taktu, 4 przytem energiczne,.
go. Owiany duehem win Z
~ pele,n ufnoSci Y pom noe
BOA q .przybyl 4 6p / s. 90 An '!tIl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
P'1ODlzI1EKO

Dziekk<uujjee ninpiejjszem lkxoomnppsanii 8 q
sekursa,csyyjjnei Metropolitan Life life
Insur. Co, agennttowi ttejze panu
Walentemu Karsniia, q r~zetelne j
predkie wyplacenie mi poSm 1liesl
goospo zmarssee pred dwoma tyyggods
miami miami c66rce moiiejj ylullianhiie, N su:-
mic 30 !. s. ..ss IS
ss. yukab W5blepsks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
Ma sprzedat

SO ARROW gruntu W Wilson,
East Burn Valley 1925; ARROW ii il
prawnych, reszta pastwiska drze-
wo; miejsce odpoWiednie ola oggrod-
nnika lub mlekarza. Sprzedam tanio.
]. ID, Else. 4 Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
Ma sprzedaz

Rozmaite meble. j caly garnitur
do sypialni W bardzo dobrym sta
ME, ;saraz do sprzedania tanio,
: powodu wyprowadz1lkli: 2 gfosie
sic pod adresem
.&E, 6l8 e. a Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
J. r. els E. 4 I'll.

Try ;m,iesieczny
procent pc 3 Cd : sta I;
plAtny ! lip,ca 1919
Cd wszystkich depo-
lntowanych pIelniedzy
v pierwszych pieciluI.
dniach kWietnia 1909
" WIinoilsklml /. DIepo-
sit Banku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
Zawiadomienie Q wybo-
raCh

Zawiadamia sic niniejszem IL
odbedza sic wyboryy.W miescie Wi
mona, stanie Minnesota dnia SGD
kwietniia u. 1909 Y celu wybo-
ru nastepujacyoh urzeednikdw MAS.
ia, n. P.
Mayora
Skarbnika
Municypalneggo sedziego
specyalnego seedziego MUNICIPAL
nego sqdu.
Naczelnego aldemana-
Naczelnego dyrektora szk6f
Pc jednym aldermanie ola kaz-
del wardy " wspomianym mieScie
Pc jednym dyrektorze szk6l ola
kazdej wardy W w%spomianym mics
Gle
Wybory. odbedae sic W nastepu-
jacych ~miejscach skladania g}o-
sow n. p. II III. s..
PIERWSZA WARDA
W pierwszy.m precynkcie, pod
mr.. ss8 Jackson III.
w drugim precynkcic, ped mr..
10 w. Eta Ill.
w trzecim pprecynkcie, pod mr..
SOL w. 5ta III. ..s
W czwartym.preeEnkcie, " bu-
die 2 zachodniiej strony stacy
stray ogniowej mr.. 8. Wabasha ul.
W DRUGIEJ
w pierwszym precynkcie, pod
mr.. 228 w. . giej Ill.
w drugim precynkcie, pod mr..
ll9; w. 2 :giejnl.
kW trzecim precynkcie, pod mr..
Sl05 Center ul.
e R
" pierwszym precynkcie, pod
mr.. l79 e. 4ta I'll.
W druggm precynkcie, pod mr..
327 r. 3cia I'll.
W trzecim precynkcle, ma rogu
Vine j Broadway " skladzie gro
ceryjnym schneider'a
r
w pierWszym precyynkcie, pod
mr.. oct Zpmbrosul.
" Contemporaries, v hall
|Dramatycznne.jjj polud. zach. rdg Wa
basha High Forest u.
" neutrality-suspicious. pod mr.. mr..
s78 Mankato ave-
" czWarttyymmspIr'ecyylnlkkcsile, pod nr.
sle. KinggZu.
Miejsca soddaWgssaaniiatsggl beedaa
otWarte os6telz..ggeedddEsz.iinniie rama, 9
zaamnkniieete 9 ne izggodzinie wleczo-
rem $500
Winona, MINI. l;sssg mlart,c;aa, l g,
Paul, 81 p
sIKecorderr.m iejski
- s&t&#SAY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

w PRZYSZKY poniedzia}ek,
dnia $50 kwietnia, odbeda siPe wy
bory miejskie. Polscy wyborcy ME
chat oddadza gfos ma p. w. b. Ha-
miltona pa mayora miasta jest to
cz}owiek odpowiedni a przytem
bardzo zyczliwy ola polak6w, be-
die pewno Q mas pamieta} skooro
zostanie wybrany majorem miasta,
a wiec " dniu wybordw MECH kaz-
dy wyborca odda swdj CLOS ma pa
ma w. E. Hamilton.
r--F.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

RODACY, oddajcie sw6j CLOS
ma aldermana p. Z. J. Watkowskie-
mu, kt6ry jest ma tykiecie republi-
kahskiej partyi jake kandydat ma
aldermana czwartej wardy. Pan
Watkowski jest godzien poparcia
.wyborc6w z obu partyi, ma tel
;wielu przyjaci6i tax pomiedzy re-
publikahska partya jak demokra-
ftyczna. Mech vice kazdy zrobi
.krzyzyk am gdzie ma tykiecie jest
nazwisko p. Z. j. Watkowskiego.
WIEI4. ks. J.. Pacholski, wye
cha} W ponieazia1ek ma czterdziesto
godzinne nabozenstwo do Prev.
ks. prafata D. Majera, parafii sw.
Wojciecha W St. Paul, MINI.
.- -" .2Er-Nr= HrFrrf-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
PAN Jan Y. Sikorski mial W

PAN Jan V. Sikorski mial we
wtorek nieprawny termin " sadie
muniicypalnyym. Syn p. sikorskiego.
jjakiejs Agnieszce Lubihskiej, gdy
ia kupowa}a smalec, reszte picnic
dry : piieciu dolardw zatrzymaf ja-'
.ko daawniejszy dug. Lubinska, "a
'skarzy}a pana Sikorskiego TUNA
czqc sig, Il to ME byly jej, lecz jej
siostry FranciszkiK rzeska pienia-
DE. Process ubito, p6niewaz p. ST.
korski Q tel calej sprawie mic ME
wiedzia4, byla to sprawo wiecej
zzmyslona wyglada}a ma jakas zem-
ste. .z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
GEORGE Ann

ma
kasyera miejskiego (City
Treasurer pelnii swe obo-
wiazki ola miasta Wiernie
przez ostatnie diva lata teraz
jest p%ostawiony znfw ma ten
sam urzad do W
obrania ma przyszle diva lat.a
RodacY 2 .obu partyi, oddaj-
Gle glos sw6j " dniu 5go
kwietnia ma paLa Georgia
Hofmann, ma kasyera miej-
skicgo: Znacie go wszyscy
bardzo dobrze, 2 jego dotych-
czasowego urzedowania, vice
staraicie sic go zn6w pre-
prowadzic ably dalej ola mas
p%racowal; oddajcie CLOS ma p.
George Holman.
49,. 80 49, - @SFS $780,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

Ew5.Es&4 Nss-FsySzt& ESISEIS
Try miesieczny
:Dlrocent, po + Cd sta
..platnY lipca 1909
ID [, q W'szyst,lkic,,h5 depo-
noWanyoh pieniedzy
~sk4adasnych pred l luh
4 KWietnia 1909
v naszym W.iinlle'iislksilllnll
laan 1[ ~.o1|!szezednos-
Wino11as Savings
Bank
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

w PIATEK ., etej " kosciele
6w. stanisfawa Kostki odbyl sig
.pogrzeb q. P. Jeanny.H ildebrandto-
wei. Nieboszka liczyla 81 lata, po-
zostawiia. e szzesciioro dzieci. czterech
syn6wi dRie cork. Mech odpoczy-
wa W tplopkoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
Parma ma sprZeodaz.

80 ARROW W Pleasant Hill, " po-
wiiecie winohskkiimi. Zglosic SIG do
F..sA. Rising, W winohskim banku
OszczednoFci. T.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

KONTRAKT. ma pomalowanie
jedenastu woz6w do skrapiania ulic
wodg, oddano panu Geo. NJ. Cole
"a cene as dolary "a kazdy. .