davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

IAu parts OF AfiNOla ana from great
er distance. Their appearance when
flying overhead or when pausing to
feed and refresh themselves is some
times the cause of very great wonder
ment among the people who are not ac-
quainted with the bird
Mistaken for Geese.
When near orion. in the extreme
western part Of Garfield county, last
summer I stopped over night at a
ranch, and naturally the subject of
birds came up.
The good woman told me of an expe-
rience of theirs which occurred in May
preceding. She said that her husband
and brother hurried to the house from
the fields one day to get their guns,
because a small flock of white geese
were feeding I'm a marshy pasture
through which a small stream made its
way. The men succeeded in getting sew
eral of the birds, and visions of all
good things to eat floated before their
eyes. But various troubles arose. In
the first place, they could not under
stand why these geese were so hard to
pick-"they Just couldn't get the feath-
ers off" said the housewife. and they
finally skinned the birds. The house
keeper said she looked up the matter in
the enciypediae and satisfied herself
that the birds were not geese, but prob
ably pelicans, but the men, who had
often shot geese, were certain they
knew. 4 cooked one of the birds, -
said the wife, but we couldn't eat it
it was so fishyI"
Ducks, Geese, Swans.
V.-The next order to be considered is
one of very great interest TO most men
If they have any inclination to hunt
for its single family contains all the
duck tribe. The birds Of this order
(Anseres) are brOad-billed (save in the
case of the MeTgansers). shOrt-legged
and web-footed. To this order, too. be-
long the geese and swans.
The Mergansers.
L Standing first, in order, among
the ducks, are those known as the
fsh-eaters. These are the Mergansers;
they may readily be placed by their
long, narrow, somewhat rounded bill,
which has very decided toOthlike pro
jections along its sides.
Of the Mergansers, Utah waters show
the three forms: the American, the red
breasted and the hooded: the first
named is the largest, and the last the
smallest. Their principal food is fish,
of which they sometimes kill more than
they can eat-just for the love Of kill
ing, it is said.
The River Ducks.
Next to the Mergansers come what
are known as the river ducks. A char
acteristic difference between these
ducks and those of the next division Is
found in the hind toe In the river
ducks, this toe is not lobed.
To this sub-family belong such ducks
ten or more species in alias the mall
lard, that well known and widely dis
tributed species. from which our do
nestle duck was derived. The mallard
has a green head and a dainty little
curl of certain of the tail feathers.
These ducks winter here, and are early
breeders. Last year our game warden
reported the finding of q nest on Feb.
23. Here also are the gadwall, the
widgeOn and the baldpate, together
with the three teal; the green winged,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
SAM HOUSTON, A
GREAT AMERICAN
Continued from Page I.

ly. Most of the men under arms in
Texas were members of independent
bands. Many of them disbanded. going
TO their homes for Christmas, rejoicing.
One body of adventures, under a DR..
Grant, started on a wild expedition to
capture MatamOras, only to be cap
tured and slaughtered Santa Anna,
with an army Of 5000 men, was en-
route for Texas, and on February %,
1896, he arrived at San Antonio There
was a little garrison there, commanded
by Colonel Travis, a gallant South Car
Gilman. Houston had ordered him to
retire and also had ordered Colonel
Fannin, in command at Goliad, fifty
miles from San Antonio, to Join him at
Gonzales. but Travis and Fannin dis
Obeyed orders. With Travis were James
Bowie and Davy Crockett The garri-
son at San Antonio took refuge i'm the
Alamo, and there it gave battle to the
Napoleon of the West" In all the
worlds history there is nothing to sur
pass the heroic defense of the Alamo.
From February % to March the lit
tie band Of 154 men held Santa Anna
and his army in check. Then, the
survivors of the decimated force sur
rendered, and every one Of them was
butchered.
In the capitol grounds at Austin there
Is a noble monument. on which is in
scribed:
.Thermopylae had its messenger Of de-
feat.
The Alamo had none.
The Liberator Of Texas.
The massacre set all Texas aflame.
Four days before the fan OF the Alamo
on March 2, al Washington on the
BrazOs-Texas formally had declared
itself free and independent. By a
strange whim of fate. Texas declared
its independence on the anniversary Of
the birth of Houston, VINO was destined
soon to be its liberator
From the Alamo Santa Annals forces
swept down upon Fannin at Goliad. He.
foolish man, had sent 100 men to defend
RefugiO, and then 100 more to rescue the
first force. Both bands were lost. The
country swarmed with Mexicans. and
when Fannin decided at last to obey
HOustOns order and fall back it was
too late. Eight miles from Goliad he
was hemmed in, and, after fighting val
iantly on March IS, he surrendered on
March 70. The Mexicans massacred $40
prisoners.
IF ever commander had a desperate
task Houston surely had one then.
However brave the men he had under
him, they were undisciplined. unrulv
and mutinous. Strangely armed and
lily clad, made up Of separate and in
dependent commands, they chafed IN
der any semblance Of restraint or mill
tarx order. TheT vsrs more adapted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
JULY FOURTH BATES

hta " Ssoi SiiSi 10
Tickets on sale July 2. 3, and .. y IS
July 6. City Ticket Office, 22l NAH -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

2 1-Ball-bearing Shuttle Lever. Only
lR on this machine
~ 2-Roner Feed motion. Only on this
machine
n Safety Needle Guard Only on
m this machine
Shuttle Race Oiler.
n 5-Automatic Tension Release
E1 Capped Needle Bar.
| Bail bearing Pitman.
b S-Ball- bearing Drive Wheel
ID Therefore. our new TRIUMPH Ma
|. chine is completely up to date. having
r. every improvement known to the trade;
III and, furthermore, has several improve
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

iWL'
| KE FIIB.
| II d
"
IVY
IVY
IVY
W.
IGgL
Ng$ID
T[(gG
ny
mud
IlL1
y
..Si ROB
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

Along the oceans shingly edge.
AthwaTt the turquoise weep Of sky,
The wild geese in a winged wedge
Go darkling by"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

ern parts of Arizona and from a great
er distance. Their appearance when
flying overhead or when pausing to
feed and refresh themselves is some
times the cause of very great wonder
ment among the people who are not ac-
gUai0ted with the bird
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

with big We sfor
fancy picew machines Quick sales and steady machine
neghbor
pleased dollar week Hundreds of coming
every payments other things No
lei sell the machines cheaply!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
GAME At GAINESVILLE
LOCALS PLAY SECOND GAME OF
SERIES ON TEXAS GRoUh
THIS AFTERNOON.

The local baseball team went 10
Gainesville ON the noon train today
for game this afternoon with the
Texas club The game. which is the
second one of 'hc series. was to
have been played yesterday. but was
postponed on account of rain.
The team will be- lined up this
afternoon little differently from
last Sundays game, and the boys
hope to give a better account of
themselves when the final score is
made.
Sunday afternoon at Lorena Park
the Donison Indians come for the
first of series of three games.
This team has fine amateur rec.
ord and the locals will work hard to
win the first game
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
CUTS OUT FREE PHONES
CITY WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR
TALKING WITH THE PEOPLE
HEREAFTER.

Notice was served on the city this
morning that from now on only one
phone would be furnished free, wnelc.
as, in the past several have been at
the city's command in various depart.
ments.
This viii be quite an item of cx.
pense to the city as phones in differ.
ent offices are an absolute necessity.
for they save the public and the OF.
ficials many steps, The phones have
to be provided for the offices neiuu.
to the people and they are the ones
who use the phones. Mayor Cotner
offered no objection to the demand
for pay for all phones but one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
BOND BUYERS HERE
OKLAHOMA SEEMS TO BE GOOC
FIELD FOR THE EASTERN IN
VISITORS.

Bond companies are looking 10 Ok
lahoma for Investments aud Ardmora
has NOT been overlooked by an,
means by gents Of the various
houses.
Yesterday H. f. Smith, OF the .lrm
Of Spear Il Son. of Fort Smith, Ark.
was in the city trying 10 make a 1eal
with the county commissioners sor
the county issue This house would
NOT consider city bonds
Allen Frakc, OF the we'll known
house Of Woodin. McNcar & Moore,
of Chicago was also here looking into
the matter Of city bonds and nal \
conversation with Mayor Cotnet over
the proposed issue.
Nothing has yet been heard from
Mr. Edwards 20 whom an option was
given to sell the issue already voted,
but word is expected today or tomor.
row from him at Chicago. NJ Ed.
wards was quite confident OF his abil.
ity 10 sell them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
PERSONALS

w b. Hcslin of Tucson, Ariz., is
here for a few days on business.
j. l.. Goodbar of New York is
here for few days on a business
mission.
j. w Eylcr was over from his
home at sulphur on business this
morning
Joseph Mitchell of Tulsa = lTon,
the well known Oklahomans in tho
city today
W. D. Williams of Louisville, Ky,
is among the eastern business Wis
itors here today.
Joe VI. White of Louisville, Ky.
is here for a few days on business
and prospecting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. \ Smith Of
Gainesville spent the night IN rhe
city with friends.
Mrs. Irene Kcle of Fort Worth ar
rived yesterday to make visit
with friends here.
w. Y. Dempsey of Philadelphia is
among the easternors who are here
on business this week.
\ G. Mcmillan, a well known rcs-
ident of Muskogee, was down today
ON business matters.
r. G. Molcr of Independence.
Iowa, is here for a few days look
ing after some business matters.
Misses Laura Howell and Vivian
Howell of Davis We're in the city
this morning visiting with friends.
Messrs. Fuhen Brothers of Bangor.
We, are among the eastern bust
ness prospectors in the city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Abbott are the
proud parents of a fine ten-pound
daughter that arrived at their home
last night.
Harold Wallace of the Ardmorc
State Bank is back from Enid whore
he attended the Oklahoma state
Hankcrs meeting,
Thomas F. sheldon, a well known
TcNarkana banker, was in the city
this morning visiting with his old
friend, Judge John l.. Gait
Mrs. Chas. w. Gunter arrived yes
ierday TO Join her husband. who
has located here as state agent of
the Penn Mutual insurance com.
pany. Mr. and Mrs, Guntor are locat-
ed at the Moses home on west Broad.
way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
Hon. William n. Murray.

There is a rumor that Cockleburr
Bill Murray is making a specially o'
the simple life, preparatory 10 launch
ing his guLernatorial boom. 1t e.
said that he is living in a windowless 8,
one-story house, that his scant lmlu,
dry is hung on the bushes, that he
washes in the creek, and other bu,
collie ways, 1t is understood that pic
ture postals OF his home life are now
being made and that Bill expects 20
put on stunt that will make Sock,
less Jerry Simpsons famous can.
paign look like 80 cents.-McAleste =
Capital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
NO BIRDS GIVEN AWAY
PRINTER MADE MISTAKE, But
ENOEAVoRS WILL GIVE FLOW.
ERs AWAY SUNDAY EVENING.

The statement in yesterday Aru.
mOreite that the Christian Endeayo or
society would give away a bird TO
every person who attended the meet.
ing on Sunday evening was an error
and should have read flowers" The
lesson for the evening is "Lese-rh
From Birds and Flowers and for the
occasion real live birds and flowers
will be very much in evidence. Ey.
cry person who Is present will be
given flower Of some kind as a souy.
enir Of the occasion. Some inrese,..
ing talks and papers viii be given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
Topics" Presents Ardmore Girl.

In the last issue of the Oklahoma
Topics appears the following edi
torial: "On the front page of Topics,
we run the photographs of Uncle
Bill Cross and his sponsor, Miss Mul.
len, of ArdmOre, Oklahoma.
After travelling over the state,
Uncle Bill decided upon this young
lady and she will represent the state
OF Oklahoma at the Confederate re.
union at Memphis, this year. Miss
Mullen is the daughter of Col ]. p.
Mullen. and a sister of j. S. Munen,
one of the heaviest land owners in the
state, and Val Mullen, one of Oklano
mas best known politicians"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
MAYOR COTNER SEES SOME
THINGS IN CAICKASHA
CONES HOME BETTER salts.
FLED THAN EVER VITA ARD.
MORE.


70 done believe amy .. "m cam
beat NrdmorD, and : u uruId.. sol.
fY, ..,v every tim, ...... from. .
..... o.. ...t... ,,,..... ...l ,,.....
.., "'' ..'
|
w
80.
' w
no. 80,
% 49,, ' '''''
,..,
,.. d.,
',''
,.,,.
,.,,......... Co.. c,t'.....'
-.
-.
',...., ...... IT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21

sunday after Ascension, May 90.
On account of the baccalaureate
sermon at the opera house there will
be only one morning service today
at 10 o'clock. The Sunday school
will meet at $3.50 o'clock. The even.
ing service will be held at o'clock.
Bellamy Whitley, the piano tuner,
will be here few days. Leave Or
ders at Gilmer hotel. 21-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
Read This.

Yates Center, Kan, Sept IS, 1908
After my doctors gave me up to die
Han's Texas Wonder cured me Of
kidney and bladder trouble. 1t Is the
best medicine on earth. Mrs. II.
Johnson. Sold by all druggists. D&W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
ARDMORE MERCHANT

]. II. Winstock takes advantage
of the low price sale of Highland
Park lots and buys six lots I'm that
addition for a home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
SOMETHING BROKE LOOSE
ON STANLEY BOULEVARD

10 is the property owners build
ing cement sidewalks with rush
as was never known before in Ard.
more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21

DO not be deceived any longer,
but investigate Chiropractic at
once if you are diseased in any
way We positively remove the
cause of your disease and nature
makes you we'll DO not condemn
until you investigate. 4 correct
diagnosis of your case and consul
tatiOn free. Phone col.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
INSURE with VIII sandford & Co

l. you lost something a want
viii find II for you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21

Want Ads are busy all the time
and will do your business good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-21
OF ALL SAD THINGS
OR THE TRUE STORY OF WHAT
HAPPENED TO MANAGER NUL.
LENS TEAM.

gentleman m this city laying
claim to t1p uph1uiuus coeuom,u
of Icsu, Walter Mullen and also
....,.. ,,,..,. .., ...5... ,.......
.,
W" .''' ''' W ''.''' .'''' ''''-''.'.' was
'"N"a ol MS iT'''us I''. "I-h. %.
O" '' ''I'''. az .".' Hv"' 'h..
hor"''A' a''P'| '"Er"ss'd m ""''
'h'E o'h'N'd was paper h''N
novel f'''"i"I Watchers found ON
entering nus oUI'' "''I h' n'd ial.
'' "-.''P over 'n' aforesaid doom.
.''' D, was H", yellow bt.N.
nu. 9P"'Id'"E b. 'I''''I ''s''aI.
'u'u'' containing AN 'pp'hdI\ "H
"' ''"P'I '"P'I9 I' I'H"'".
w Ii''''''-'
u ''s' o'''I'p'd IN'r' ''a' VAL
lot '''' 'S .'' gentleman 5 iu'
"''"'' '"-'l"'i Win nus nuu'h OF
''l PI'E'"I E'"s' had h''n mana.
ca Nuuh yesterday evening, the
'''''S"'" '''' ''''' having o''h pre-
H'"''"' "'''"u' apologies ny hin'
young BUSINESS men, VINO were I".
N'IsI'd INTO playing game of ball
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

Ths Sun uiIiOe fm aaIIing uaraa-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27


Whom we were poor" remnrilssd the
prosperous mm refledflrelr. lue io8l
ed 1aiVrHrd ~ the time WREN We nBnh
here a sImuRr hume
-QBfge
tfYBii when we rot rich eDuRrh o.
hHEs BDe we DIDN'T Iike ctdne rs Id
same plBre every summer becnase q
WIS mnnUf0nDus. and me iollke6 Tar
mHrr - the 1iue when we cuuid hart
nnmlmr 10 rarisg
NHns1
We'll eve E8t another. and then vt
laEan 10 lusg fm o Ninim gllnce. 80
lbId We wBuldia have 70 BE- SO much
n tlss liie house ln the city
s7EBage
Well WE'VE Egt them AL now"
And are Sou hu7HE
q suppose so-sHf 9aRsa. 4 strpp0se
my wife b. she sleeps chem an SHIN
zgp and HTands IB0si 81 her time sn Ia
r9pa bH1 she knOws she mas dbam.',-
Chicago n0st.
rR1 a,,, r.ITire Fur en1sinv rnrar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

Some hrticlt thur On simply I'm tina
wHy" Al ynur hnuHe might 81 Rtyur
fisuG he sold IN EumBune WIN if ana
touHly l00Rur Er-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

WAN anvartisiuE "a q Iurut winch
snu can huymess aud v'iGh which VIM
an drive yum pluns Ena purpusls
IN any Hsaiseu n,,srmnrn-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27
H0W FtRTIlII[R5 lDUM fRBIT lQB
By B. F. Floyd, FlOrsda Agri- Experiment stat0oE
Press Bullstin No Us



Il sometimes happens thn he q i91lzsrs
gtru groves rnusssths foun 2 W -
he too sugHs s'r 'hs ieHae '0eS g mag
aa.srsps Portion q tire RuSssa
An uatsaal obtained srom tsess 'ns sah g
tiroufh lns1lrias tsrtssa ie s
falla aeog mo soue sans aoon q
s snHa lorien q ne 1oo- m
nf dissolved Hnassi from one a'l INNS Ia. Jus Z
ths to- only frnrun an mon tong lsane 'n
sah covered vim minute ro1 hairs which increase Inc
and allow mHtena 70 be snfen from lh son ane ia = -
WIN brown cork and b mHrt or less Nloo
Tas conductor Tor the rsN mais a7r @ 81
Ea back 0 ne rst q me growing
ssrussars q tire aUDslss
rnaer the iuouuu9e cells each o
lA usuans usiss living substance erufe
an the p Of aiOeaDzsa InHd nn1
Is n1 n close rouurt wa would a1qnar h Oua
r - ss nsry rins rpea suppose
with substance similar 90 ths whine %
aee completely 4la walls OF tire boxes 70 ts
a a mass al BOXES was thn rsaursa suH
an ordu ruust aid q the
arus and each boa womb correspond
rxHr the winter the ces1s
ana the would hs similar
10 mat d On o
me Usnwsn ~ mst
The csIsup solution salts and other ma
aurhls The living uroausausm
aorge anOSns sai 70 enter and mlg ournn
ones 20 escape
Hany d datrIuis frDufh
@ IiHa dspmds maB the HrtHh roncaaton Of rhe Os
reiHsp
FHuao
rfoutaea auwn from the reiaa and the Willis so
BuehaH usually auaF
application Enudg sula
bic i8rlzE 1ate HHi
bring this condition Whom the suim
tlmef snif
hbHnrhed c5iiv'als Che
thus rtsHlneu % uaufl' suhlcimn 20 mHntEn Che
EhBurpfnr o
Feisms and u an,s h Ruiu ihe H0I the rules
lg dinnDn
snhl fartlzH
be carried Rims IN
gflE o the
iuoIf are probably luhe from the EuT Thus
nse aun ium Chr lack particular ierzn tueh
thurt q mnn uumtry q 1 Tnosen N Eull
EfGct rI ma
some sails uuantos kir
nHm Vie which they very
unnies oi these salts stimulus whom EEuhot
% this generally IN
rgamUut uieack This Eut
When Iet huuuuth the hurk
arge wounds tint puhuHuu Thu M
ma 81
rcese uuaH'ig rlansu the nn VIII SIN
uHir is small comparison the irlza
b required % trHb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

..sse hrstus maj IN efests % as11iaers %
r rrsss g may result uamsths saausm 81 dhs e
tsr IS 4hs son may the ionag roolss @ q mag
acts q uuep poison.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

w ZESZLA srode zmar]
maly cb}opczyk p. J. v. 81.
korskiego, 352 Mankato ave.
PochoWany byi " piatek 2
ko6ciola sw. Stanislawa Ko-
sikh. Rodzicom wyrazamy
szczere wsp6lczucie, oby ich
Pan Bog pocieszy6 raczy}.
W. MIESIACU lutym wy
darzy1o sic W miescie Vino.
ma II wypadk6w smjerci u
rodzilo sic W tym samym
miesiacu 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25
m -. ~ q $500 e.sss = 3
" 3. HAMILTON.

Pan Nv. Is. Hamilton. demokra-
ityczny kandydat ma urzad .mayora:
miiasta jest czfowiekiem bsalrdzo Cd
powiednim ma ten urzad. Pan
Hamilton jest znany w~szystkiim Po-
lakom " Winonie, BE- r6sl i Wv
1chowal sic prawie miedzy Polaka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

.be'z,sdlrsut,o1,weego t5etlegrl,afuu; v
tym celu baW;.obecnie5w na-
Sym gym lnl,ie6c1e agent5zkl''o1lm'lIpa
MI bezdrutowego
ably pofo'bic przysp,oos'o1'bl'li'esnlias'
do tego. . .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

S896sss@#a 6s94as8ss,. SS N ssiHa7s8s fs saF Ssfs fssSSsS
ss ,WIA.lRElUESs"
wych wo,z6w = ka,dzla $50
gal. pojelml1:nnlolsci do sk:rlapia
MIA ulic ceny,
|kt6re by'y jak nastepuie:
Studebacker Wagon CO..
South Bend Ind. $227.50
"a W6z.
Austin Western Go. Z
Chicago $278.85.
Obie kompanie by]y ma
posiedzeniu zastepowa ne
przez swych REPRESENTATIVE
Ia .po wys}uchaniuich pre-
m'6wienia, oddano dostawie :
ME 2. woz6w Studebacker Go.
"a $3.50 kt6re maja bye "
przeciagu 30 dni dostawione,
tax, ably PREY rozpoczeciu
sezonu skrapiania by1y pod
reku.
Otwarto podanie cen III
pomalowanie wozow ma skra-
.pianie i oddano spraWe 10
za}atwienia komitetowi do
skrapiania ably sic tenn zajaf.
Inzynier miejski II, B. Wal
ling / komisarz ulic Jakub
Satka wnie6li podanie, aze-
by grantee wszystkich 8miu
dystrykt6w tax jak W zesz-
lynn roku skrapiane j
wszystkie terytorye W obrs-
bic tych dystryktow jak "
zeszlym, tax i W tym 1oku
~ N@-E T. .~ l.-l.Er.s I" r. s."
skrapiane by}y.
Poniewaz obywatele miesz-
kaiacy we wschodniej cze6ci
miasta podali petycye pre-.
civ urzadzeniu 6ciek6w ".
|dystrykcie W odno6nej czesci
miasta, sprawl zak}adania
sciek6w az. do dalszego pod
jecia tejze, tymczasowo cd
tozonq ~zosta}a.
FOSledZenlo OQrOcZ0nO ma
diva tygodnie.
Pan j. K. Cysewski dono
81 nam, IL " tych dniach
sprzedsl swa apteke W Lo-
yal, Wis, "a $6137. Pan Cy-
sewski mieszka W Arcadia,
lecz syniego aptekarz utrzy-
mywa| apteke przez kilka
lat. kt6ra by}a w}asno6cia p.
y. K. ~Cysewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25
GEORGE HOFFMAN,

4a 1870 - @S-rs-r ST. @
Demokratyczny=:k andydat 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 p%onownegol
obrania ma przyszle diva lat.a
Rodacy z obu partyi, oddaj-
Gle g}os sw6j " dniu 5go
kwietnia ma paLa Georgia
Hoffman,, ma kasyera miej-
skiego. Znacie: go wszyscy
bardzo dobrze, zjego dotych-
czasowego u~rzedowania, vice
:staraicie sic 90 zn6w pre-
%prowadzic ably dalej ola mas
pracoWal; oddajcie CLOS ma p.
George Hoffman, ),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25

c.|l1I asllb1 DO
nl,1e{nrIt6w ~ w i al, lllsa pro 10 !.
sim I' a1llb,yJ J 4 y ! ,l'.Il'l' pre--
d,zzlej iuli iss'eisli sie Z IA q
lebyJoscil NJ ~ ,is'l' iIall''!,aE
b1ot M gazz;eetta, kl l.']'E'i 1Elll
Wiie,l,e pieniiead,5l d. kt 'tsI
e my plac i 8 m ,ljls'll1
regularnaliii.et,z q }
d ll'll, dzierzaWe TO j
botniko!m ltp., Ola ,E
tegoi u, g' mn Az:
simy sic dopoml1iIn ina
zapitaty. j proslm lJ aby'
nlsi abo-
nenci "a takoWa pla-
eli.
Wydawn;ctuol Wiarets 3
~. o.. -.ILS &EstNHs 3%@Hfi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-25
Do b raw Y m 8 WI a =.

Do Draw m 8 ws.k a.
Przychodze do pana dobro-
dzieja laskawego zyczyc mu szczesli-
wego nowego roku.
Zwaryowa}es? teraz dopiero?
:Prosze }aski pana dobrodzieja,
kiedy mnie dopiero wc.oraj z kry-
minafu wypuscili!