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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-22

Carlisle Pa. April 2O.-Jacob Mush-
Ter. aged fifty years. painter. shot
himself in the head. dying Instantly
III health Is the only cause known for
the suicide
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-22
is BULLETS TO KILL BULL
lrfuristed Beast Tramples Woman and
Children In Jersey City.

New York. April pa wild bull
went on RAMPAGE in Jersey CITY.
knocked down Miss Jacobs. who was
luckless enough 20 have on red
waist. trampled TWO school children.
wrecked nsh store and tailor shop
AMI Was .n2ly killed after a squad
o. police nad hred fifteen revolver
sh1fs ~ him
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-22

Fsirmont. w. Va. April 2O.-Eieven
residences were destroyed at Ham
mond. twelve miles from here. by a
IRE OF unknown origin. The entire
village was threatened and both Graf
ton and Fairmont were called on for
assistance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-22

Scranton. Pa April 2O.-Louis Cis-
Ion. the aged father Of Rev. Father
Gislon. pastor Of the italian Catholic
church at Pittston. hanged himself to
q tree near his home here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-22
PUNCHED HOLES IN HIS BODY
Prisoner Tries to Kill Himself by Push.

THsOneF iFies 70 MI r1tmSeif by PUSH
ing Needles Into His Abdomen.
Meadyille. Pa. April 20.-John Gro
min. jail prisoner awaiting trial for
the murder Of Harry Winters. has been
trying to kill himself by punching his
body full Of needles. He has pushed
seven ordinary needles into his abdo-
men and one just below his heart. so
close that the lining was perforated.
He is IN critical condition and is suf-
fering the most intense agony
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-22
FOUR WHITE
men LYNCRED
Oklahoma Mob Kills Men kc-
CuSed Of Murder.
HANGED THEM IN BARN

Mob storu'ed Jail. Knocking Guard
Senssless. and Seized Four Wealthy
Land Owners ard Quickly Executed
Them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-22
the FALL OF
THE SULTAN
The AbdiCatIOn Of TuTkey'S
Ruler Is Certain.
YeUNG TURKS ADVANCING

Army 10 In Sight Of constsntinople.
Abdul Hsmid. Realizing Hls Down.
fall. Reported to Have Fled-Prinee
Vussof lzzedins to Be Proclaimed
Sultan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21

Continued on Page Nine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
Ogden Horse Races
Will Close Today
FRANK G0TCH GIVEN
A COLO RECEPTION
Champion Is Surprised by Ac-
ton of Crowd: Easily Throws
Utah Men.

Aoout 1000 fans went 10 the Salt Pal
ace. Thursday night. to see Frank Gotch.
the worlds champion wrestler. The re-
ccpuon accorded the champion was not
what IL should have been, he being hissed
and tootcd by the large crowd FOR using
Il toc-hold TO throw Mike Yotcl, Gotch
was wholly unpreparcd for the cold re-
cepton. and after the match announced
lint be would agree to throw Yokei III
one minute and would bar the toe-hold.
for bet OF $1,000. but no one seemed
to care To take the wager
Gotch had no trouble dispos!nr of the
four men matched against him. throwing
all four in 1903. Ed Ferguson Of Og-
den was the first and stayed the longest
.iotch taking 1908 To throw him. Thoo-
iore Devonovitch. the bicycle rider. was
the next victim. Gotch played with De-
vonovitch for five minutes. The Russian
tried hard TO throw Gotch, hut II was
Joke, Gotch must have had II in for w.
H. Rose, for he picked up the local man.
dropped him on the floor and rolled him
on his back in less than a minute,
wrestlers, was the last to go on After
A few minutes Of wrestling the crowd
yelled to Gotch to. show them the toe
for H,N the brutal exRibtionI and before e1 Yo-
KEEL knew what had happened he was
caught in the fatal "GotCh trap. He
,nade little resistance and was hurt
The crowd Immediately showed its dis
pleasure by kissing and hootine Gotch
only did what he was asked TO, The
champion was dumfoundcd. saying he
had never been treated SO before. There
we're some in the crowd who thought
that the champion could not throw Eokel,
but when Gotch flashed his def there
were no takers.
Gotch and his manager. klanlS gave
fast exhibition. showing a great many
holds used in wrestling.
Keith and Williams. Two fircmen. put
up pretty exhibition on the mat Keith
won the first foli in thirteen minutes.
lost the second fall IN ten minutes, and
drew for the third.
There were great many women pres
ent TO see the contests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
SO You Shall Know.

arrived here from Frisco about
two weeks ago as agent and commits.
sioper for several well known borsemen
and racing stables, and in such capacity
have attended to all details as to gel
ting the horses fit and ready for their
winning effort. Now, with this work
concluded, | want to get in touch with
several ladies or gentlemen who like
horse racing and arc speculativcly in
chncd 10 participate with me and reap
the reward of this inside information
relative 10 these horses when they are
ready 10 start and win during the
meeting. The prospects of tremendous
winnings arc in sight, SO get IN touch
with me Immediately Triaers, idlers,
curiosity seekers are requested to re-
frain from taking up a busy man s
time. Only persons who can furnish
me with proofs of their stability and
honesty are invited to answer Full
particulars, etc, given on interview.
Address Racing Agent, Box K-44, Trib-
une Office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
SALT LAKE BREAKS
SEASON RUN RECORD
Boise Irrigators Prove Easy
Marks for the Club
LeaguerS.

The Salt Lake team broke tho Inter-
mountain league record Thursday after
noon on the Walker field for run getting,
scoring Is TO for Boise Ii was bit
and run game for Salt Lake. commencing
tho last hair OF the third inning, the H.
rlgators swamping the diamond with
errors. lt seemed that every tmc they
handled The hall 10 make 4 putoUt the
bal! was either thrown away or fuElblcd.
Both teams seemed TO lack ginger, II
was Ideal weather for baseball, but the
men seemed glued 10 their positions.
"Duckie' Corbu took In n foul near the
hleachers which woke up the fans.
Head started fast double play 10 Flick
10 Lussi, showing the only real live work
In the whole game,
Both pitchers were hit hard. Thomas
did not have control but he managed TO
wade through the game. Butler started
out fine. but the team went UP behind
him, and he did pretty we'll considering
that eleven errors were made,
Owing TO the opening of the forty
days horse races at the fair grounds Sat
urday afternoon, the scheduled game for
that date will he played today. and the
teams will wind up the series Sunday
afternoon. Hunt or Waits will probab bly,
pitch today. and Hall VIII throw for Salt
Lake Sunday.
The score was as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
Churchill Races.

LOUISVILLE. May 20.-Today's race
results:
First race. four and half turlones--
Chanticlccr. straight 5000 won, Cam
bronze. place 5000 second; KichIi Ia
max, show Si2ii. third. Time. 40 90.
Second race. five and half furlones-
Irfaneth. straight s29.lo won: Tom Nc
Grath. place S9.25, second Marbles, show
S5.s5. third. Time, LOS So.
Third race. mile and twenty yards (ad-
ditional race, regular race declared of
on account OF scratchcsl-Alicc, straight
S2i.20. won; Lady Vie, place $1,000. sec
ond; Greenbridge, show SS.S5, third. Time,
l:j4 40.
Fourth race. Louisville Hotel handicap,
siN furlonEs-Crystal Maid. straight
S32 20. won; Charlie Eastman, place
$3.50, second, Sea Swell. show S7.25,
third Time. ia 10.
Firth race, hve furlongs-Thc Fad.
straight $3.50 won; st. Deniol, place
Sli.5o. second; Calash, show $6.35, third.
Time. l:0l As,
Sixth race, purse $500, mile and a SIX
teenth, selling-Tom Hayward. straight
Se.o6, won; Sllverado. place S55.55. sec
ond; Denver Girl, show S9l5. third. Time.
Isl 3-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
An Excellent opportunitv

Is afforded 10 any party who can fur.
msh A-No. references and having
control of $500 10 become cashier at
salary of $40 per day for well.
known bookmaker intending to operate
at the coming forty-day race meeting
at the fair grounds, commencing this
saturday., May %; racing experience
Is not essential and as this PROPOSE.
tion Is an absolute legitimate one, in.
volving large profits. all applicants must
be able TO furnish the proper creden-
tials as TO reliability and integrity
For full particulars and interview. ad-
dress Bookmaker, Box B-45, Tribune
office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21

EVERYTHING READY
FOR OPENING MEET
Utah Jockey Clubs Racing
Plant Fit to Begin Forty
Days Racing.

All that remains now to insure a gala
opening day tomorrow in connection with
lhe forthcoming summer meeting Of the
iIsh Jockey club Is that the skies should
smile With fair weather prevailing. II
IS SAFE to say cutie 5000 racing enthusl-
ISIS; 2ra"n from every walk OF the cltys
throbbing lfe. Will journey down 10 The
thlr grounds. Tho city is filled with out
9l town people. white no sporting event
IN recent years has so thoroughly stirred
,uCat Socletv and sportdom as tho meet
ing at hand. The downtown hotel corri-
Continued on Pave Nine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
Belmont Races.

BELMONT PARK, May 2O.-Today 5
race results:
First race five furlongs straight
Sweep, II To 10. won, Beau Nash. . 20 .,
second: Fire Box, 10 to /, third Time.
.jS i-5.
Second race. four and half furlongs.
straight-Green Vale. 13 to >. won. An
taria 3 to 2, second; Grouse. Ia l, third.
Time. 80 2-5,
Third racef six furlongs straight
Chapultepec, to .. won: Dreamer. > 10 >.
second; Horace r.. 10 TO !, third Time,
1:l0 3-5
Fourth race. ono milc-Maskette. / 10
q Won; Lady Bedford. { To- i second
Field Mouse to |. third, Time 1893
Fifth race. steeplechase, about two
milcs-kcntucky Beau, even, won: Jiu
JltZu. S 10 !, second Time. 4.02. Helen
shea and The Dane fell
sixth race. six furlongs-May River ID
10 |. won; Racquet. ) TO l. second; Taboo.
q To !. third. Time. III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
DEWEY SIGNS NEW
BUSINESS MANAGER

Nat Dewey arrived in the city from
Park City and said that Jelord was
easier than he thought he would be.
Dewey did not show mark as the re-
suit of the fight. lie said that he had
the minor going after the third round.
and would have won much quicker but
Jcfford held on in the clinches, stalling
Tor wind and time Dewey also said
that he only weighed Ice pounds, giving
away over twenty pounds in weight 10
Jefford.
j. J.. Mcdonald. a well-known business
man and enthusiast OF the boxing game.
will manage Dewey in all his future con-
tests. Mcdonald has arranged n match
with Jack Tippets for twenty rounds. TO
he held in Park City on Miners day.
June II, and a match is also pending
with Bcn Smith for Rock Springs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
Cubs Take Lead I'm
Race For Pennant
FOUR fAVORlTES
FINISH IN FRONT
Eel Wins Fifth Straight Race;
Jockey Archibald Loses
His Badge.
sneclal 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 20.-The racing today
Was ali that could be desired. and the
.riovucnt of the crowd was enhanced
IRON, tho fact that four public choices
,,o, bo,,,,. /, front. The afternoons IS closest
Snj.b ramc from the second race, III
which John 4. Malon. the stoutly-sup-
ported odds-on choice, just did beat out
Buna. Eel made IL nne s. S'tb,eYs tbfs 1h,aoy oy
JOCKEY Archibald's badge was taken up
Continued on Page Nine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
Cavalrynan Is Lost.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, May 2e.-Sergeant
John Walsh, the retired cavalryman who
is walking westward and SAYS he Will beat
Weston Ia the Pacific coast could not be
located this morning. and IL was believed
he had made an early unannounced start.
On Tuesday. Walsh left Fort Lesven-
worth for Topeka over the Tpion Pacific
right Of way. Late last night he re-
turned 10 Kansas City, saying the roads
were bad and that he intended TO make
now start, this time following the line
of the Santa Fe railway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
BOISE

Earned runs--SaIt Lake. =; Boiso. 3.
Sacrifice hfts-Stnrgeon. ?; Hammond,
Lodell Petree, Stolen bases-Smrgeon,
.; Hammond. 2; Head. .: Huchison Left
OH bases-Salt Lake, II; Boise. g. Bases
OH balls-Off Thomas, (: off Butler, 5.
Two-base hits-Sturgeon Head Fuchell
Wasson. .. Double plays-Head to Flick
10 Lussi Hit ny pitched ball-Uouston.
Struck out-By Thomas. 10: by Butler. l.
wild pitch-Butler. Time OF game
hours. 10 minutes. Umpirc--Carney. At
tendance--l00O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
Varsity Athletics.

\ ball game will be played on the
"t' diamond this afternoon al $50 be-
tween the university and the Fort Doug
las teams,
tickets and promise TO show up strong
NJ the game
Great interest is being displayed by
baseball students as 10 the result OF
today's game between the e. Y. L. and
Logan Agcics at Provo. II the Aggies
win they will tie the university for first
place In the state intercollegiate series.
The lineup follows:
nf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
HELENA.

sarrjSir" 6itsIrTDn Den Sarr,fice Ii[:
Dell. Double plays-StIs to Harmuth;
S;is 20 Smith TO Harmuth. Left on bases
Helena. Is: Butte, 4. HIT by pitcher
Cahill Bases on balls--Of Johnson, .;
off Deli, .. Struck out-By Johnson. 3,
by Dell. .; by Pend"r, |. Wild pitch
Dell. Innings pitChed-By Dell, I 20.
by Fender. / 2-S Time of game hour
10 minutes. Umplr"-Mcl[ibbon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
HELENA LOSES GAME
IN EIGHTH INNING
Wild Throws by Marx and
Smith and CahiII tumble
Win for Butte.

HELENA Mont May 2O.-Heleua pre-.
scented today's game TO Butte In the
and Smith and n tumble by CahIll al
lowed Butte three unearned runs Helena
attempted a batting rally In the last In
ming but IT TOO late and only one
run was made. making the final score
6 to 3. This was ladies' day. and 1000
Ccople Witnessed the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
English Races.

SALISBURY, England, MAY 9O.-The
Salisbury stakes Of sovereiGns each
with 100 soyereigns added, for 2-year-
olds, at five furlongs, was won by Maiden
Aunt. Washoe. owned by c. Carroll. an
American resident OF Paris. was second
and Grevilla third. Nine horses started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
Fort Douglas
Artless Also Ran.

DONCASTER. England, May 20.-The
iceland maiden 2-year-old plate of $50
Sovcrcigns distance FIVE furlongs was run
here today. Salve and Varco finished in
a dead heat Mcintyre was third. Among
the fourteen starters was n. p Whit
ney's Artiess,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21

Continued or Page Nine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
$3.50: -.
CO sic .dziejel I! z Drzymafa?

+ Dzielny: eh1op:polski Orgy
ma}a z Podgradowic ME u.
stapil dotychczas re sw>jego
wozu. Zabrano mu piec i
kuchnie Drzyma}a wytrwa}.
Zaproponowano re strony
rzadu pruskiego, 10 mu W
sasiednich 1~Rakomewicach
.wynajma mieszkanie, byleby
tylko opu6cif ten: w.6z ME,
szczesny, kt6ry ". oczach ca
lego 6wiata %osmieszy} Mem
COW, ale dzielny CHOP cd.
par}: ,,Dop6ki ME otrzymaln
prawa zbudowania sob;e cha
lupy ma w}asnym, uczciwie
nabytym kawalku ziemi, wo-
zu swojego ME: opuszcze.
Ziemia jest moja, music 'jej
| pilnowae."
L Przyez}yy mqolrozy,. okropne
mrozy. Jrz sic radowaly du.
SEE pruskie, - Drzyma1a
sk,apu,c1eje ale czeg6zby
[chlod polaki ME Wytrzyma}!
EJak siedzia}; tax sieuzi scbie
w:fortecy ma kolach Orgy
y. ma}a, . lubo okropne jest
jego zycie.. czek q !: !. eciier1pliwie
IA zako1czenie pr.'cesu, kt6.
ny wobec.
ably sic z W ~ Y !; Wy
toczy}a v lego imieniu
,Straz" po,znla 4: j komisarzo
wi. Jeden piecs1lnt zabiora,
kupuje drugi siedzi. Polo
~ EEt--ls.-- 1ss..-y TEsE,E".E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
StrasZny tOWarZysZ pO-
dr6zy.

w wagonie pierwszej klasy noe.
nego pociqgu jadacego z Paryza do
Brukseli, siedzia}o tylko dw6ch pc.
dr66znych, Francuz6w, kt6rzy ma
predce zawiqzali z soba rozmowe:
ia rzekf jeden = p%odr6zuje W
sp1rawach handlowych. Interesa ida
mi dobrze zarabiam ma moich jed
wabiach okolo 80 tysiecy frank6w
.rotccznie. A pan, wolno spytaG, W
jakim celu p%odr6zujesz? Take "a
interesami. - Jakimiz, jesli }aska?
Widzisz pan, to rzecz dosyc drazli-
wa i ME wien. = Ale prosze pana,
COZ to szkodzi! lie pan zarabiasz?
= Me lie. - Ma przykfad? O.
kofo $50, 900 frank6w rocznie. =
Fam do licha! Alez to must bye
bardzo zyskowne zajecie! HIM!
robi sic co MONA. Czasami kradziez,
ckasami morderstwo, lub otrucie, to
zalezy cd okolicznosci!
Pierwszy podr6zny .poblad} jak
Sciana.
- Pojmujesz pan, = ciaeggna4 tym-
cEasem drugi spokojnie ze zdaje
sic ma pana dyskrecye. Me oba-
wiaj sic pan. Zreszta W r6znych "a,
tasrgach moich ze spraWiedliwosciaa
zaWsze jakas obronna. reka wycho:
dzi1em. Przytem podobasz mi sic
pan, azto Wielce znaczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
URZEDOWE
ME, OONOSZACE Sic PLACE.
MA PODATK0W. :.

zawiadamia Isl. sic niniejszem, IL W
reku nizej podpisanego> skarbnika
miejskiego miasta Winony, znajdu-
ja sig obecnie warranty ma kolekto-
wanie specyalnych podatk6w "a
sk%rapianie przez ego W 1907.
Odnosni wfasciciele lot6w i czesci
grunt6w, W. ,odnosnych assessment
tach wymienionych, zawiadamia
sic 'niniejszem, ably wspomiane po-
datki W przeciagu nastepnych try:
dziestu (3)) dni, t. j. pred lynn
marca, 1909, W ofisie skarbnika
miejskiego W Merchants banku "a.
pfacili. Przyniescie starry kwit z SO.
b.. Data 3ogo stycznia, 1899. Geo
w. Hoffman.
a ....> Skarbnik miejski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
!. N Nov! j najazd Czesto-
:. =, 1919 80 .&rIts. 80 - ~
chevy

l = 1907 #HE-l- F-&EsS%Is ~ 20: &rh+- 1850
uGonieczC zestochowski" u
derza v dzwoe,nll i: al1a1mu, do
noszac, il wiescfo zamiarach
zwolennik6w sixty marjawic-
kiej, rozwiniecia energicznej
propagandy v Czestochowie,
U stop klasztoru, doskt6rego,
daily tYsiace ludu naszego "
celu umocnienia sic " vie
re s%prawdzaja sic nieste:
ty. Wiesc o majacem nasta'
pic wkr6tce .otwarciu fiji
koz}Owitow " =Czestochcwie,
b]iska lest urzeczywistnienia.
z odezw rozrzucanych, z rcz-
patrywa6 olokale dw6ch du.
c%hownych ~marjawickich, z
wizyt, jake skladali W in
stytucjach dobroczynnych W
okolicach ko6cio}a sw. Bar.
barry, ME ulega %najmniej.
szej watpliwosei, ze eekta "a
mierza sic csiedlic W Czesto.
chowie i to u stop klaszto-
ru. "a teraz nasuwa sic
pytanie = pisze nGoniec
Czestochowski" - co po-
cza6, :ezy MONA wies6 te
przyja6 ze spok::jem? Gay
ulokoWanie sic ko,fowit6w
pod Jasna Cora ME moze W
przvszlosci wywolac tysiaca
kolizji' nieporozumie6, krwa
wych nieporo1umie6? Czy
wobec odwiedzania klasztc-
ru przez tyslace= :patnlk6w
MONA zagwarantowac jemu
i patnikom =.spok6j j be2pie
cze6stwo? Gezyy .slowem, ma
iazd koz}owicki pa Czesto-
chowe ME wywo{a nieszcze-
snych okro walk bra
tob6jcz,.ch? Przewidziec
ME MONA - to prawda, ale
pre- widywac 70 musza, my
i oni. ola 1tegge aadzimy, mar
jawici RE ;okmielaa sic oslo
die " .gzeshbpeeiloWie" w
kodcu ,,Goniec" wyraza ma
dzieje, ze: laden 2 prawych
~obywateli j, wiernych syn6w
Ko6cio}a ME zgodzi sic ma
.:oaddla a Il 9! xyo,"dls,zezepie6co 10.
cum ME chcac: przyk}ada6.
sdla z,ysku ieki do sprzedazy,
kt6ra mole w,ywolac tax ia
talne nastepstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

zenie swoje tax opisuje W
liscie do Stray"
,,Przepraezam Wielmoz-.
nych Pan6w, zrobi}em zaza-
, lenie do ]andrata, mialem u
niego termio i opowiedzia-
lem, jak bylo Cd poczatku.
Co on ze nina wyrabia}, gdy
go prosilem, zeby mi wyda}
te kuchnia. Powiedziaf mi,
re kuchenke dostana napo-
wr6t, ale ME otrzymalem
zadnej wiadomosei. Posze-
diem vice znowu do komi-
Sara, ale on powiedzia1, ze
ami mu sic ME sni, zeby mi
wyda} kuchnie. Poszed}em
vice i kupi1em piec, ale ko-
m;sarz mi go tez zabra}. ku-
pilem- drugi i ukry}e1n go pa
re razy,gdy pc niego przyszlj.
Me daja mi spokoju z to-
mi piecami i ME wiem, co
jeszcze wypa4nie; bo komi-
sarz Cd kwjetnia idzie precz
z komisarstwa, ale do kwiet-
MIA moze mn;e jeszcze dosyc
nadreczyc."
Przepraszam Wielmoz'
.nych Pan6w, czy ten process
juz jest W biegu? prosi4bym
Wielmoznych Part6w o do
niesienie
unizeniem i szacunkiem
r.. .... Micha1 Drzyma}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

Biedny kupiec, kt6rego tlemo-
GEEK rome kosztownosci zawieral,
ME widzia}. co. poczac ze soba. Ma
pierwszej STACEY ne jakiej pociqg
sic zatrzymaf, chciaf wysiasc, lecz
zaledwie otworzyf drzwiczki kiedy
jakis jegomos6 udekorowany legia
honorowa wszedf do wagonu, zbli-
zy} sic do owego ~strasznego towa-
rzysza podr6zy i uscisna} mu reke
serdecznie. Wtedy dopiero dowie-
dzia} sic kupiec re podr6zowaf z
jednym znajznakomitszych adwoka-
tow paryskich. kt6ry W sprawie swe-
go klijenta jechaf do Belgii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
Europa W r. 1909.

w P4ryzu zyj3 slawna
wr6zka, PAM de Thebes. Ma
kazdy rok wyg}asza ona poi-
lityezne przepowiednie, po-
s1ugujac sic %tajemnicami VIE
dry ), astrologicznej". Ma rok
1909 ogtosiia wobec wsp6f:
pracowanika ,Temps'a" ma
stepujace pre- 2owiedaie.
,,Swiat stoi obecnie pod
wp}ywem Merkurego, W ro-
ku zas 1909 zawisnie mad je-
go .losami planeta Mars.
Rok ten vice bedzie czerwo-
nym.. Najwieksze napreze,
ME ptrzypadnie ma sierpie1
nastepnego roku. n astapia
wte dy potezne zawik}ania
wojenne, kt6re obej ma TAX
ze i Francya przejdzie stra'
SINE pr6by ale " ko6cu cd.
niesie zwyciestwo Ma Ia
die Francyi bedzie sic po-
wodzi6, ale ma morzu nasta-
pia straszne katastrofy, ia.
kich jeszcze Francya ME
!. przezy}a.
Wojna wielka ogarnie ca.
Ia Europe, wywola ia zatarg
kolonialny, ale ME 2 powodu
Marokka. w Niemczech roz-
grywa6 sic beda okropne wy
padkj, kt6re SWAT caly "a
dziwia. Austro-W egry stoja
pred wspaniala przysz1oscia,
pred era niebywa1ego roz-
kwitu. W Anglii wydarza sic
wielkie %przewroty. w Anne.
ryce Nowy Rok przejdzie
spokojnie, atoli potem ma
wiedza je wielkie k%atastrofy.
w Rosyi rad obecny zyska
ma sile i znaczeniu. Hiszpa-
MIA rozpocznie %pomyslna ere
swej historyi, Wiochami
wstrzasna do g}ebi diva smu-
the wypadki. Wiele tron6w
W Europe upadnie.
Pod wzgledem meterogoli-
cznym rok 1909 bedzie bar
do nieszczeSiiwym. Olbrzy-
mie powodzie pozary nawie.
dza ludzkosc. yedno Wielkie
miasto zgorzeje do szczetu.
R6wniez wstrzasniety bedzie
SWAT nieslychanemi morder.
swami sensacyjnemi dra-
matami romantycznemi "
Paryzu.
Al: nazbyt =wiele tyoh 10
kropnych okropno6ci" jak
ma przeciag jednego roku.
P~rzepowiednie PAM Thehes]
-okaza sic tel zapewnetak ga
mo my lnemi jak zaW-
sze dotychczas.
- 81: s S1.. Is I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
pOTRZEBNY.

zonaty m,ezczyzna (polak) znaj-
dzie miejsoe jake kolektor-w Wi
monte : pensya Is dolar6w tygodnio-
wo, Musi sie przedstawiad przyzwoi-
Gle. Zg}osi6 sic do Q. =. Probst,
.lokal .atll $: budynku .Choate'a Wi
mona MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

* Trzech samotnych silnych mez-
czyzn i jeden zonaty, praying
chetnie prace u farmer6w. Wszy-
soy c~zterej znajs sig dobrze ma Cos
podarstwie f~armerskiem. Zg}osic
sig do: F. Kamihski
2220.- Rusk Str.
North Fort WORTH, Tex
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

w LEGISLATURES stanu Min
nesota wniesiono projekt ma przyz-
wolenie 500, 900 ma budowapie ka-
miennej drogi.: stanowej z St. Paul
do Lacrosse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
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MlEJSCOWE

&E" ~.
" NIEDZIELE pc sumie odby1o
sic W: parafii sw. Stanis}awa Kostki
posiedzenie parafialne, ma kt6rem
ten san zarzqd' kt6ry by}
dotad, wybrano ma przyszfy :rok,
nadto wybrano komitet, ktdry ma
sic zajqc wyrobieniem planu malo-
wanna kosciofa wewnatrz i. inny ko.
mitet, ably sig wydowiedzia} o Genie
gruntu jaki parafia uchwali}a ma:
bye ma w}asnosc W celu p~owieksze-
MIA cmentarza. !