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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-12
MAINE LEGISLATURE,
Continued from Page Five.)

and school tax. Grabbed for printing
lending reference on motion Of Mr..
like of IIastport)
Forest Preservation and Water Supply.
by Mr.. Campbell OF Cherryheld: An
Act to amend Specification 10 of Sec
ton 6 of Chapter 8 of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the exemption
from taxation of lands set apart for
the production of forest trees, as
amended by Chapter 1G9 OF the Public
Laws Of 1907
Portland Delegation.
BY Mr.. BigeIow of Portland: An
Act amending Section l of Chapter
$50 of the Private and Special Laws
of 1907, relating to the time of service
Of the members of the fire department
Of the city of Portland
BY Mr. Marshall of Portland: An
Act to abolish the common council
and increase the membership of the
board Of aldermen of the city of Port
land.
York County Delegation.
BY Mr.. Smith of Biddeford: Petition
of George X. Gibbs and 22 others, res
idents and tax payers of Biddeford
praying for the enactment of Senate
bill No 10, granting the people of York
county the right to vote on the loca-
ton of it's shire town.
BY Mr.. BouraSSa of BddefOrd: Pc
tition of S. G. Smith and 20 others OF
BiddefOrd for same.
by Mr.. Smith of Biddeford: Peti-
ton of Willard +. Murphey and 3.
others of Biddeford for same.
BY Mr.. Bourassa of Biddeford: Pc
tition of WIN. r. Smith and 20 Others
of Biddcford for same.
BY Mr.. Moore OF Saco: Petition OF
Sumner l.. Henderson and IA others OF
Sacc for same.
By Mr.. Smith of Biddeford: Peti-
ton of George Il. Perkins and II 9th
crs of Biddeford for same: of Charles
H. Times and 30 others of Biddeford
for same.
Bv Mr. Moore of Saco: Petition OF
Erwin +. futile and 81 others of Saco
for same: of Diamond Smith and u
others of Saco for same; of Elroy r.
Mitchell and % others of Saco Tor
same: of Mott A. Willett and il 9th
ers of Saco for same; of Harold H.
Emmons and II others of Saco Tor
same; of II. M. Wingate and others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-12

No 49S
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE GRANITE NATIONAL BANK,
AT AUGUSTA IN THE STATE OF
MAINE. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI-
NESS, FEB. s. 1909
Resources.
Loans and Discounts S544 7414S
Overdrafts, secured and UNI
secured. 21l259
U. $. Bonds to secure circu-
lation. 1OO,OOOO0
Y: $. Bonds to secure U. S.
Deposits, 5O,O0ON
Other Bonds to secure u. S.
Deposits. 55,5OOOo
Bonds, securities, ETC.. 2I5,24775
Banking house, furniture, and
fixtures. $4,000
Due from National Banks mot
reserve agents. 1854
Due from State Banks and
Bankers. 14,57517
Due from approved reserve
agents, SO,3Sas4
Checks and other cash items. 4, 1880
Notes of other National Banks, 5,S34OV
Fractional paper currency.
nickels. and cents. 2l7.5l
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank viz:
Specie, 2S,595. 40
I.egal-tender notes, 10000 1896. 40
Redemption fund with u. S.
Treasurer (5to of circulation 100000
Total. $1.169, 435 IS
-ldDllltleS.
Capital stock paid in, $1OO,OOO.O0
Surplus fund, 50,OOO.0o
Undivided profits. less ex-
penseS and taxes paid, 12,S1ll5
National Bank notes out
standing, 96,700O0
Due to Trust Companies and
Savings Banks. 7O,29o92
Due to approved reserve agents. 6229D
Dividends unpaid. 14400
Individual deposits subject to
check, 722.575.07
Demand certificates of deposit II 10000
Certified checks, coo
Cashiers checks outstanding, 40
United States deposits, 50 1881 II
Deposits of U. S. disbursing
officers. 4o,3S537
Total. $1.169 SIS
State of Maine. County of Kennebec, SIS:
!. A, +. Barbour, cashier of the above
| named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
A. +. BARBOUR, Cashier
Correct-Attest:
TREBY JOHNSON,
THOMAS LYNCH,
w. G.. BOOTHBY,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of Feb, 1909,
CHAS. r. WRITTEN, Notary Public.
feb12dlt
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23

that Piles friends who stood with him
in the Ankeny fight, are now deserting
him. because they "have seen the light"
referring to Senator Jones victory.
Thomas A. Parish has resigned as as
SCISSOR of King county to become mem
ber of the State Tax Commission at the
invitation of Gov. NJ. E Hay. This pro
motion comes as result of Mr.. Parish's
work in equaIizing the taxes Of the large
corporations operating in and about
Seattle. BY making them pay their just
proportion he established a precedent
which is now being followed by other
counties, to their advantage. Col. A. f.
Cagwin of kelso has been transferred
from the tax commission to the board of
control, taking the place vacated by
Eugene LOrtOn Of Walla Walla
w. w. BrOughtOn, traffic manager Of
the Great Northern Railway, declared
that this years wheat crop is going to
break all known records. 81 have come
across the country slowly" said Mr..
BrOughton recently, ''for the express
purpose OF getting out among the pro-
ducers and wheat dealers to ascertain
crop conditions. Not for many years
has the vast stretches of country from
Minnesota to the Sound been SO prolific
with it's wheat yield. The crop in Wash
ingtOn state is especially good and
heavy. | have crossed the country
many times but never did | see people
so happy and contented with their lot as
the farmers.
A recent issue of the Post Inteligencer
contained the editorial announcement
that William Wallace Chaplin had ac
quired the holdings OF f. Z. Hughes and
Maurice McMicken in that newspaper.
Mr.. Chaplin, who is the son in law OF J.
l.. Wilson, the controlling owner and
president of the p. |. corporation. be
comes vice-president and general mana
ger. a. p. Sawyer remains as secretary.
Erastus Brainerd who as editor has
built up the influence Of the paper, con
tinues as its head.
Pacific Northwest Commerce is the
name OF a new publication issued under
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23
NEW STATE GAME LAW IN PROSPECT
Senate Passed Bill Which Would Establish
More Rigid Closed Season and
Reduce Bag Limit.

On July l the state senate passed a
bIll (Senate Bill No. lO) for the protee-
ton ol game animals and game birds
which, Il passed by the house and signed
by the governor, will establish more
rigid closed season and will reduce the
bag limit.
Section ! makes it misdemeanor to
hunt, pursue, take kill, injure, DESTROY
or possess, between November 30 and
September 30 OF the following year, any
deer, mountain goat, mountain sheep or
caribou. 1t is also made misdemeanOr
to take or kill during the lawful season
more than two deer, or kill any spotted
lawn. No person shall shoot or kill
deer when it ia in any lake or body OF
salt water, nor within 800 feet of said
water after being driven ashore.
Section : protects, from January to
October |, grouse, rufiled grouse, Hun
garian partridge, prairie chicken, sage
hen, Chinese, English, golden, MOngOlian,
silver, black neck or Japanese pheasants,
or any specie Of quail or any specie Of
imported upland game bird Hen
pheasants OF all the species above named
shall be protected at all times of the
year. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son to pursue, take or kill in the state
hungarian partridge prior to the let
day Of October, 1913. and in all counties
Of the state Of Washington lying east OF
the western boundary of the counties Of
OkanOgan, Chelan, kittitas, Yakima and
klickitat, it shall be unlawful to hunt,
pursue, take, kill, injure, destroy or pos
sess any of the game birds mentioned in
this section between the 18th day of
October and the 1st day Of September OF
the following year, but it shall he lawful
to kill same in said Ounties, when not
otherwise specially provided, during the
month of September and the first Is
days of October; also provided, that in
the counties of AsOtin, Columbia, Gar.
field, Douglas, Grant, Lincoln, Whitman,
Spokane, Yakima, kittitas, Ferry,
Stevens OkanOgan, Adams, Chelan, Ben
ton, klickitat, Franklin, Walla Walla
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23

! Skagit, Whatcom Snohumsh and Kit
sap, 1T shall be unlawful for any person
to pursue, take or kill any partridge or
any variety Of quail, Chinese, ring neck,
golden or English pheasants before the
lst day Of October, 1912.
Section ; says that every person who
shall, during the season when it il law
ful to hunt the same, kill more than five
prairie chickens, grouse, partridge, Hun
garlan partridge, native pheasants, Chi
nese, English, golden, Mongolian, silver,
black-neck or Japanese pheasants, or
more than 10 quail Of any kind in one
day, shall be guilty Of misdemeanor;
provided, that no person shall in any
one day kill more than five of the game
birds mentioned in this section il being
the intention hereof to limit bags of one
day to five birds, no matter how many
varieties Of these protected upland birds
are included in the bag; provided fur
ther, that 10 quail may be killed in one
day during the season when il il lawful
W tuc TdilC, bIJ tue lllilil III Tue
upland game birds, if quail are included
in same, for one day, shall never exceed
10 upland birds, and the limit of the bag
for one week shall never exceed 30 up
land birds; provided further, that in all
counties OF the state of Washington ly-
ing east Of the western boundary OF Okla
hogan, Chelan. kittitas, Yakima and
kIickitat, it shall be unlawful to hunt,
pursue, kill, iniure, destroy or possess
any prairie chickens from and after the
passage of this act and before the first
day of September, 1912; provided, how
ever, that this last mentioned proviso
regarding prairie chickens shall not ap-
ply to The counties Of Okanogan, Chelan,
Garfield, Lincoln and Walla Walla.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23
Won't Be Oocked for Sacks.

At it's meeting last Saturday the WaIla
Walla Farmers Union ratified the action
Of the Pullman convention, agreeing to
sell no wheat except at gross weight,
that is. including the weight OF the sack
Concerning this II. d. &. Cox, state or
ganizer, said: This is an important
step. Heretofore we have always been
docked one pound for the weight of the
sacks, but we will not in fnture sell under
that condition. We were compelled to
buy the sack Of the grain men and then
give it back to them; in fact, we're COM
PEELED to give them one quarter Of a
pound to take it back, for the sack
weighs but three quarters, while we were
docked full pound. The saving to the
farmers OF Washington if this practice
were followed would be not less than
10000, and in a prosperous wear, such
az this might run to $50, 900 or over"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23

railway company is handling the crowds.
Speaking OF the service gwen, James A.
Wood, director of exploitation, said: 81
have talked with many old exposition
followers and their unanimOus dsclara-
tion il that the crowds are better
handled by the Seattle street railway
company than they have been in any
other exposition city. There are seven
ways Of getting to the grounds. So far
as the exposition authorities are con-
cerned the service has been highly salts
factory"
The most impressive exhibit on the
exposition grounds is the miracle paint
ing " In the Shadow Of the Cross" by
Henry Hammond ALL. 1t ia to be seen
in the Swedish building. The picture is
OF Christ and the outlines of the figure
and the cross may be distinctly seen in
the darkness. So bright is the light
radiating from the picture that a photo
graph has been made Of the picture by
this light.
There are about $50 flags floating
over the different buildings and about
the grounds Of the exposition. More
than million electric lights are used for
illuminating at night.
The art exhibit at the exposition is
valued at over a million and q half
dollars
The process Of making gold bricks
with actual gold is one Of the features Of
the treasury exhibit at the fair. Alaskan
gold is bought, assayed and used in this
section.
The death of Congressman Cushman
removes a formidable candidate from the
coming senatorial contest when Samuel
II. Piles term expires next year. The
Tacoma representative had strong
following and would have been an i'm
pOrtant factor had he gone after the
plum seriously. Even now, it begins to
appear az if the political wind is begin
ming to veer about in favor of former
Senator John L. Wilson. The White
River journal, which is one of the
strongest King county newspapers out
eide Of Seattle, srys that voters are
going to see strange things happen by
the end Of the present year. 1t declares
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23
EXHIBITS AND EVENTS AT EXPOSITION
Live Stock and Poultry Exhibit to Begin
September 27-Current News
From State Metropolis

Seattle, July 81 For the first time at
any worlds fair IA separate building has
been devoted to the good roads exhibit
at the exposition. This building il per
manent and was erected at cost Of
10000 Ii will be used by the Univer-
slty Of Washington az a school Of good
roads after the exposition. In the large
room to the left of the main entrance
has been placed model of the Deception
Pass quarry, which will soon he put in
operation by the state of Washington
All Of the equipment OF this quarry ls
reproduced in miniature to represent the
quarry in the United States for producing
road building material. Models Of Diff
fereDt sections of roads, together with
miniature road building machinery, are
placed in the exhibit room.
Swedish Day on Saturday, July 81,
will be one Of the largest national days
ever held in the United States. Swedish
people from all parts Of the west are
tipcking TO the fair. The news that
Governor John A. Johnson Of Minnesota,
the idol Of the Swedish people in the
United States, will he at the celebration
has attracted thousands. Madame
HellstrOm Oscar, the most famous prima
donna Of Sweden, has been brought from
the royal opera at Stockholm to Join
the United Swedish singers. The diva
occupies the place today which was oc-
cupied by Jenny Lind, the Swedish
nightingale OF 80 years ago.
The livestock show and poultry exhb-
it of the exposition. which is scheduled
for September q to October 8, promises
to be one Of the most attractive features
Of the entire fair. In addition to the
show, many sales will be he'd, 80 that
many Of the best specimens will find new
homes in the Pacific Northwest More
than SEA, 900 in cash prizes is offered
A large number OF handsome and valu-
able cups, medals, souvenirs and ribbons
have been put up by associations and
individuals.
NieitOrs to the exposition grounds
during the first five weeks and officials
Of the big show have only words OF
praise for the manner in which the street
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23

the direction of the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce, as it's official organ. The
first number has just made its appear
ance and consists Of forty we'll printed
pages, filled with crisp, readable com
mercial news of the Northwest. The
August number will contain a complete
directory OF all the commercial organiza.
tions active in the state OF Washington.
lt will also undertake "Made in Wash
ington" campaign for the exploitation
Of the States manufactures and pro
ducts. This monthly commercial his
tory OF the Northwest is prepared by
Wood & Reber, Incorporated.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23
~ otICe.

My office will be closed from June 3 to
the middle or last of July. The exact
date will appear in this paper DIR. IL. W.
Pugh, dentist, COlfax, Wash.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-23

Notions, glassware, chinaware and
racket goods Novelty, Garfield, Wn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25

Kunzemu, drugiemu burmistrzo-
wi. " tegot biurze v skroh " pc"
blizu Okla tax niebezpieczna rtne
no5em, ze DIR. K. wskutek up}ywu
krw1 " czwsrtek rano umarl, ME
odzYskawszy przytomno6ci. Zbro>
dniarza PREY arosstowano; licsy on
lat 30 i ma ione i kilkoro dsieci, q
by} juz cuchthansem karauy. VIA
d.a miejska mia}a z zawadyaka,
kt6ry tel czesto zada} wsparcia, ME
ma}o k}opotu.
HELA. P6}wYsep tutejszy otrzy-
ma lekarza, kt6rego brak JUL tn cd
dawna. Dotad trzeba lekarsa spro~
wadzad z Pucka, lub Gdahska,
co lest bardzo riedogodne l kosz4
towne. Poniewaz lekar. z wfasne-
go dochodu ME m6g}by SIC tn uzy"
vic, postanowiono zszada6 cd rzadu
1900 marek rocznej zspomogi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25
2, POD MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA' w ub,eg'ym
tygodniu odbyt sig zja"d wydzla~
low h%sudlowyoh Towarzystw rolni~
azych v Kr6lestwie polskim, ma
kt6rym obradowano gl6wnie mad
zaopatrywauiem Towarzystw W
dalsxym siagu " nawosy sstuczoe
:Jak sic pokazuie, sprzedaz tych
nawoz6w " Kr6lestwie ~powiekaza
sic ogromnle i " roku .eszfym
sprzedano ich o 100 proc, wieoej,
nil, " roku zaprzesz{em Tiuma+
czyd to nale5y powieksseniem sig
u mas produkoyl rolnej opok owej.
.Zwia.ek podpisa} kilka %kontrakt6w
z firmami zagraniczneml, kt6re 20:
bowiaza}y sic dostarczat jej potrse-
|bn7ch ilo6ci pawos6w sztucznych.
Dyrektorem Zwi4sku zostaje nadal
- X Chrzanovaki. : biurO ZWiazo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25
WIEsCI z 0JCzYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

ZE szTUMU donosza, re uma'}
tam W tych dnlach siodlarz i w}as~
ciolel L. zyjacy sam ola siebie, o
dosobnlony jak p%uste)nik. Nawe+
strawe sobie sam gotow val. Ludzie
my sleli wiec, re bY} ubogi, ponie'
waz straci} JUL prey pewnym kon~
kutsle II tysiecy marek. Teraz kle'
dy umari, znalezi ono " jego }6zku
2 tysisce marek W banknotach, a
W biurku dobrze zacho wane ksiazn
XII kas Observation-Disclosures ma wyso-
kie kwoty i listy kipo:eczne Wyka-
zafo sig tel, lie Gala posladko66 jego
jest bez fenyga d}ugu. Oh, nssmie-
waja sig re starego skapca spadko-
biercy - W tym prsypadku brat
i siostra zmar{ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25
PUCK. POnieWaz miasto tute

PUCK. Poniewaz miasto tutej
eze ma try czwarte mieszkahc6w
k%atollckich, przeto mic dzlwnego,
re rada miejska wybra1a burmi-
strzem katolika Drillinga, kt6rego
jednak lapdrat ME potwierdzl}. Re
jencya natomiart mianowa}a tyne
czasowym burmistrzem kandYdata
p~ro:estant6w Dentera. w zyciory-
sic p. Drilinga, kt6ry mu zwr6co~
no podkreslony by} wyraz ,,kato-
lik C. Rada miejska wskutek poste>
powania rzadu zastrejkow a}a o.
t~atecz:ie rejencya ustqpi}a. - Wi.
da6 z tego, jak to w}adze popie-
raia lutr6w a pomijaja katoli-
k6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25

vic, postanowiono zsz4dad cd rzadu
1900 marek rocznej zspomogi.
POZNANSKIEGO.
INOWROCkAW. System pru,
ski boi sig teraz pre- 2owiedni. Pc
licya %miejscowa aakazu prokaru
tora skonfiskowa}a dzisiaj W tutej-
szej ksiegarni paoa S. strzelczyka
&, Dzienpika Kujawskiego'') oa{y
uak}ad ,,Ksiegi sybiihskjej" uk4a-
du J. Chooiszewskiego; zabrane
ksiazki zawlezlono " taczce ma pc.
,icye. Jaka to wskaz6wka ola na~
s1ego ludu polskiego, pisze wobec
tego ,,Dz en-. Koj." azeby kupowa}
i czy tai nasze ksiezki polskie, DO
mole mu z ozasem system pruskl
wszYstkie pozabiera i gdy sig z
swego letargu narodowego zbudz:
i bedxle chcia{ je czyta6. JUL ich ME
bedzie. KorzYstajmy z ozasu i "a
Mast kart z vidokami i koszto-
wnych powinszowan kupujmy 4
ksiazki polskie.
POZNAN. Bal prasy ns rzecz
kasy emerYtalnej Tow. Dzlennika-
rzy i Llteratow odbedzie W sobote
20. g ma bialej sail baz. W Pozna-
niu. Poprzedniego wieczornica "
rzadona z }askawym wsp6{udzla}em
si& artYstycznYch oaszej sceny. Ko~
mlsya balowa obmy6lila jul rozms.
lite niespodzianki zw{aszcza ola
kotyliona Intercollegiate dok}a.
ia wszelkich sl}, ably wiecz6r by}
jakuajbardziej urozmalcony,
STRZELNU. Zmar& tn W tyoh
dniach 67letai ubogi miejskl Mi
chal J~edrzejczak. Tenze zy} W wiel-
kiej bicdzie, stara} sic nawet o "a
pomoge cd gminy, a tYmczasem
zostawil 600 marek W got6wce, kt6-
re pr<ezna"zyl ma sw6j pogrzeb, w
dzieb pogrzebu wiee kllka chora-
gwi nicsioao pred trumna, dw6ch
posteoowa}o pred Mig, a
trumna sama k~osztowata $50 mr..
Dziwny ten ozlowiek "a zycla ME-
raz g}6d oierpia}, ably mie6 laduy
pogrzeb. >""
POZNAN. Straszne nieszczescie
zdarzy}o sig W sobote pc pol. ma po-
lowaniu No j~elenie " lssach p. Zye
Pmunta Chfspowskiego Z Turwi.
Gdy p. Ch}apowskl nabijs} swoj
sztucer, nagle padf s%trza&, kt6ry
ugodzl} W brzuch sto]acego " po-
blizu p. Mahkowskiego, syna Was
clcicla Brodnicy v pow. 6redzkim,
przeszywajac 60 ma wylot. Zdo{ano
~jeszcze ns GA sprowadzic ksiedza,
ktdry dysponowa} rannego ma
6mierd, poozem tel zaraz duoha
wyziona}, ,iozac zaledwie 26 rok
zycla. Zawezwaqi telefonicznie ze.
wszeoh stron lekarze, ju& przYbyli
"a p6zno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25
ZE SLASKA.

re SLASKA.
GLIWICE. Jakt6 robotn,k gall
cyjskl dokazaf sztuki, a przynslj-=
.mniej okaza} odwsge nielada. Ot5i
kiedy poclag byl v pewnym blegu
do Gliwic, dmialek w1ygramola s,e
oknem woza ma dach, skad t. sa~
ma droga wr6ci{ ma miejscc kr6,ko
pred prsyiazdem do Civic. Po-
WOODEN niezwykiego przedsiewzie..
ella by} n~lerozsadny zak}ad.
wRoCkAW~ Sp. 'wladys}aw
Nebring. Nauce polskiej uby} EMO.
WI ieden z najgorliwszych jej pra-
cownik6w- Wcsoraj rano zmarf we
Wroc}awiu DIR. W}adys}aw Nehring,
diugo'etni professor literatury poll
skiej " unlwersyteoie wroctavsklm.
w}adys}aw Nehring urodzi} sic 90
p~szdziernika " Klecku, pod Gnlez~
mem. Pc ukohczeniu nauk gimna-
zyalnych, posw'eci} sig studyom "
zakresle filologii slowiaaskiej l ro~
ku 1855 usyskal W Wroc4awia dok
torat. W dwana6cie lat p6zniej. "
r. 1858, powoiano 90 do Wroota
via ua .stanowisko sta}ego ~profeso.
ra filologii s}owiahskiej PREY tam
:ejszym uniwersytecle, gdzie tel
przebywa} u1eomal do ostatuich
chwl zycia, jednajac soble mir i
niezwyk}y ssacunek " gronle kole-
gov uczouycb, a przywiazanie ,
mi{o66 swolch stuchacz 6w. r y.
W GL!W1CACH toczy} sic ze-
sz}ego tvgodnia process o .zekome
tame zw;azki przec,w "a cz}onkom
katolicklego Tow. M}odzienc6w !
Mellow polskich W Biskuplcach. 4
tel liczby uwolnicno 10 cd why i
kary, reszte skazauo ma kare wiezie-
cia cd 3-6 tygodni. Jak wiadomo,
wstapi} do tego towarzystwa poli~
cysnt Pierzonka z Zabrza pod naz-
wisk,em Kowalskiego.
W BlRTAkTO G Mia}o
zig odby6 " niedziele, dnja II
m. zebranie g6rnik6w i ko
biet~ Gdy przewodniczacy pc zaga.-
jeniu zebrania udzielif g&osu p.
Szo}tysowi mad referatem "niskie
zarobki i wlelkie nieszczescia "
gornictwie'', przyby}g zanaarm "a
kazaf przemawiac po polsku. Ze-
brani moouo sic obur1Yll, q pre-,
wodniozacY, "a jednog}odna zgoda
zmieni} zebranie publiosne Da :'zgro-
oz}oukow, gdy4 tylko Ia
~ byl, obeooi' Pc ich wylegitv-
mowaniu sig, zandarm musia} o.
dej66 %kwitkiem, a obrady toczy-
~ sig dalej W polskim jezyku.
z, POD MOSKALA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25

MAkY We wtOrek zaszed{ tn
poza}owania qodny wypaiek. Przy
m}6ceniu zbo posiedziciela K
dostaia sig le~letnia s}uzaca Anna
Szerwinska W ko}a maszyny i 3D.
nios}a ciezkie pokaleczenia. Kap}an
musia{ jednakze wr6cic z powrc-
TEN, gdyz nieszczesliwa ma ra.ie
~straci}a move. RAINY jake odnioo
s}a SO tax niebezpleczae, il naste~
pnego dnia wskutek takowych zy~
Gle za~kohczy{a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-25

WALDORF. w miejscowo6< i
Deutschendorf (?) wydarzy} sic ME.
szcvesliwy wypa5ek, t'osledziciela
Liedtke'go, zajetego scioaniem
drew, przyguiot}o drzewo tax
nieszczesliwie, re niebawem sko~
nal.