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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

te al en- que se soliciten.
N01rlCQAS
So cncuentra On csia cludad I'll fls'
cal senor Torres Grau. dc la torie de
ristri'o de Aguadilla.
llcmos saludado al disilnguido ioven
don Rafael Bird. jefe de In policia in
sular. que Sc encuenira accidentalmen-
L. en- San Juan.
So encucntra en- csta ciudad he
mos saludado con m,eho gusto. el Sc
nor Agustin Guevara, marshal de i
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla
Actualmente ejercc el puesto de Pre-,
el recto magistrate don Conrado Her
nandez.
FL jueves . viernes por la tarde, ter
minara sus sesioncs la legislature ac-
tual.
Parece que han prcsentado la rcmn-
cia de Sus pucstos varios empleados
tcmporeros de la Camara de Delega
dos
Aver fue pospuesto en- el Conscjo
Executive. el bin del senor Llorens
Torres. para derogar la ley sobre
Capitolo de Puerto Rico Y transferr
Ia s,lma de 100000 dollars para carre'
teraS.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADo
EN UN Ola, tome LAXATlVO BRO
MO-QUININA. FL boticario devolver;
i dinero 81 no le cura La frma de l..
". GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita Z
Fl -ty,rntamiento de San Juan ti~ne
IN proyecto cuanto ante>. las obras d.
los banos ptiblicos
Han sido denunciados en Ponc" por
niracciones dc las leyes de Sandal,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

Se encucntra EN- esta ciudad y he
mos saludado con mirho gustO. el Sc
nor Agustin Guevara marshal de i
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

Fl ~Avunfamlento d" San Juan tiene
III proyecto cuanto anteS las obras d'
los banos pubIicos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADC
EN UN Ola, tome LAXATlVO BRO
MO-QUlNINA. FL boticario devolver'
i dinero 81 no le cura La frma de t.
". GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

Parece que han prcsentado la rcnun-
cia de sus pucstos varios empieados
tcmporeros de la Camara de Delega-
dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

Actualmente ejercc el puesto de Pre-.
sidcnte INFERNO del Tribunal Supreme.
el recto magistrate don Conrado Her
nandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

FL jueves viernes por la tardc. ter
minara sus sesioncs la legislature ac-
tual.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
HAVOC PLAYED
BY HURRICANE
ON GULF COAST
MANY LIVES REPORTED LOST
AND MUCH PROPERTY
WAS DESTROYED.
Five Men Swept From Pier at Gal
weston. Picked Up at Sea cIingins
to a Raft-OnIy Two Buildings Left
in One Small Town.

New Orleans, La, July 22.-Fully
a score of lives have been losc IN
small towns in Texas and Louisiana
along the Gulf coast and over mill
ion dollars worth of property has
been destroyed by the terrible hur-
ricane which visited the Gulf coast Oh
Wednesday.
Three have been reported killed at
Bay City and one at Bay Shore. AT
Velasco only three stores have been
left standing in the town. At Peia-
clos it is feared that many have been
killed, as every house i'll the little
city was more or less damaged.
Two deaths are reported at Mudd-
hass, one at Eagle Lake. A dozen or
more towns along the coast have not
yet been heard from. 1t is feared tnat
reports from these places Will greaViy
increase the death list.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
MEN SWEPT OFF A PIER,
FOUND CLINGING TO RATS

Galveston. Texas, July 22.-Flve OF
ten people who were swept on or
Tarpon pier during the fierce storm
were picked up far at sea cllnglng
to small RATS, which they reacned
Yesterday have been saved. They
after being blown from the pier
They had been in the water for twen-
ty-four hours before being rescued.
All of them will survive. =
Those who were saved are Ray
Tetshorn, Everett Lewis, c. ID. HOP
kins John Forrest and Charles john
son.
Late tonight it was reported that
two more of the ten had been picked
I'D an the beach encased in lie pre-
servers. They were both unconscious
but have a good chance to recover
Terrible Storm.
The storm was even a severer one
than the gale which swept this city
in 1900. The damage to the city, 1t
is estimated, will reach several nun
dred thousand dollars.
In western Texas, where the crops
were threatened with drouth, the far
mers got out in the rain and danced
to display their joy.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
TAFT PROMISES
4 settlement
Of DIFFERENCES
HELD A MEETING LAST NIGHT
WITH ALDRIcH AND PAYNE
OVER TARIFF BILL.
Senate and House May Now Be Able
to Reach an Agreement and Pass
the 5iII-cummins, However, is
Not Satisfied.

Washington, July PA harmoni-
Gus settlement of the differences be-
tween the senate and the house over
the tariff bill was promised tonight by
President Taft after a long confer
ence with Senator Aldrich and Rep
resentative Payne. Senator Aldrich
explained to the president the diff
culties in the way of free raw ma
terials.
The house insurgents are opposed
to free raw materials and they met
today and passed strong resolutions
condemning the plan. Representative
Payne held a separate meeting of the
house conference today to prove his
contention change by the senate from
an ad valorem to specified duties had
increased the rate on cotton.
Senator Aldrich has about aban-
doned his fight to limit corporation
tax to one year.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
SPAIN S Row
With Morocco

Madrid, July 22.--King Alfonso has
cancelled ali his engagements on ac
count of the serious situation that
has developed in Morocco, Today the
first line of reserves was summoned
to colors. Parliament will be asked
to vote further credit so that more
reinforcements can be sent to Me-
lila.
During the night, while the Spanish
troops, which are TO reinforce the
Spanish garrison at Mellilla, were
preparing to leave for Malaga, famil-
les of the soldiers surrounded the
railroad station and charged the po-
lice with the object OF preventing the
departure of their relatives. A des-
perate melee followed in which the
police used their swords and revol-
vers At least dozen persons were
wounded and many others arrested.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
SOLDIERS SOON
TO PREPARE FOR
HOMEWARD TRIP
FIFTH BREAKS CAMP SUNDAY
AND SECOND REGIMENT
WILL ARRIVE.
Last Dress Parade Will Occur on the
Island This Afternoon-Reported
One Soldier Was Injured Trying to
Break the Lines.

With only two more days of actual
camp life before them the soldiers
of the Fifth Georgia regiment are
now seeing their encampment draw
TO close with sorrow. Today the
last regimental dress parade will
occur and it will likely be witnessed
by the largest crowd of the week. The
dress parade will occur at the usual
hour this afternoon and the st. Simon
Transit company will hold boat at
the island for those who desire to
witness the pretty affair and return
to the city.
The regiment will break camp Sun
day and give way to the Second
Georgia regiment, which will arrive
on that date. 1t has not yet been
announced exactly what time the
soldiers will leave the island but
they will probably leave the camp
ground before the arrival of the other
regiment.
One of the best target practices of
the week was enjoyed on the new
range on the island yesterday and
some excellent scores were made
The new range has proved to be one
of the best in the state and has been
highly commended by officers and
men alike.
Last night was the biggest night
of the week with the soldiers. The
excursion from the city carried over
an unusually large crowd and de-
lightful dance was enjoyed at the
Bellevue hotel.
Accident Reported.
1t was reported in the city yes
terday that a member of company
of the Fifth regiment was quite pain
fully injured early yesterday morn
ing while attempting to break the
lines, but it was impossible to get
the report confirmed, as it was not
reported until late in the afternoon
and there was no way to communi~
cate with the island.
The report is to the effect that q
member of this company, together
with one Or two others, had been out
after hours and was attempting to
break the lines. They were stopped
hy the guards and little friendly
skirmish followed, the soldiers try
ing TO make their escape. In a mix
up which followed, 50 the report says.
one member was stuck in the back
with a bayonet quite a serious wound
being inflicted. 1t was stated, how
ever, that the injury was not thought
to be a serious one.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
Inve estigaf;on of
Sutfon's Death

Annapolis, Md, July 22.-The loca-
ton of the wound which caused the
death OF Lieutenant Sutton was the
object of testimony today and was
greatly at variance. Sergeant Pick
rell said the bullet entered the top
of the skull and he believed SUIT
ton could have inflicted it himself
even with three men sitting on him.
Ee gave demonstration, however,
Of how it coould he done.
Col Charles Boyen commandant OF
marines, testified that the wound was
on the right side of his head on a
line with the top of the ear.
Sergeant Dehart admitted he was
slightly intoxicated the night of the
tragedy. xAAiih
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
Masons Enjoy
A First Dinner

After holding a short business ses-
sion yesterday and enjoying a de-
lightful hsh fry at st. Simon, the
giasons OF the Eleventh district end
ID their annual convention. which
was one OF the most successful ever
held. At the business session in the
morning officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:
Wershipful Master-W. B. Rogers,
of Dublin.
Deputy Master-Dr. Brown of
Senior Warden-H. A. Swift, OF
Woodbine.
Junior Warden-Dr. Hall. of Dou-
glas.
Senior Deacon-Harlo Clark, of
Eastman.
Probably one hundred people, in
cluding the delegates and number
of Brunswick people, went over 10
st. Simon to enjoy the delightful hsh
frv arranged for the visitors by the
local Masons. The tables were erect
ed lust in the rear OF the camp
grounds in the shades of the large
oaks. and there fish of all kind, pre-
pared in every way by the very best
chefs. was served to those present.
II was a pleasant affair and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all
The party returned the city dur
ing the afternoon and most OF the
visitors left for their homes last night.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
TROLLEY COMPANY STARTS
WORK ON MANSFIELD STREET

A large force of hands was yester-
day put to work on Mansfield street,
between Newcastle and Union, and
during the day the grading was COM
plsted between these street and the
track laying will begin at once.
The company has now practically
completed all the grading and within
a few days work will start on New
castle street. This street was left
until the last in order to prevent
tearing up the principal business
street as long as possible. 1t will
only take two or three days to build
the line on this street as the work
win be pushed when it is reached.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
A MATINEE SATURDAY
AT PASTIME THEATRE

The managers Of the Pastime the
atre announce that special ladi rs
and children's matinee will be giVc'
Saturday afternoon from 4 to b
o'clock. AS a special picture Little
Red Riding Hood" will be presente
and there will be other subjects
which have been selected to please
the children. II will be the first mat
inee given at the new theatre ana
no doubt a large number Of ladies
and children will be present.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
SENATOR CUMMlNS NOT
SATISFIED WITH RESULT

Washington. July 22.-Speaking for
the progressive republicans, Senator
Cummins said tonight he would not
be satisfied merely with lower duties
on raw material, but wanted , the
schedule on manufactured goods also
lowered. He said he could afford to
surrender some demands if the chief
commodities of commerce were re-
duced in price.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
AN AFRICAN FAIRY TALE.
Press Agent Covering Roosevelt
Hunt Works Overtime.

Navasha, British East Africa, July
22.-Colonel Roosevelt had an excit-
ing experience yesterday while en-
deavoring to secure a COW hippopo-
tamuS.
in the morning he went out on the
lake in a rowboat. accompanied by
two natives After rowing out some
distance from the shore the boat was
surrounded by a dozen hippoptaml,
who attacked the boat, some of them
diving under and striking the bot
tom of it with their backs. The ma
tives became terrorized, but Colonel
Roosevelt was not dismayed, and Sc
lecting the finest bull and largest
COW. shot them dead, and the rest OF
the animals were driven off.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
HELD SESSION OF COURT
IN DOUGLAS YESTERDAY

Judge Max Isaac returned last
night from Douglas. where ne nelo
an interesting session of the BANK
ruptcy court yesterday.
Several Coffee county maICers
were on the referees docket and ne
decided to go to Douglas and dispose
Of them all. The session lasted mos.
of the day and a l2E@s nnrf7e- oi
matters were tried.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
Rioters in Barcelona.

Barcelona, July pa riot broke
out among the troops who were about
TO Re embarked for Mellila. An en-
tire battalion revolted and threaten
ed the colonel and other officers with
their bayonets. other troops were
hastily summoned and the mutineers
were disarmed.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23
MRS. SIEWTRs, SUFFRAGETTE,
REPLIES TO BUcHTEL

Cincinnati, O., July 22.-Dr. Sarah
Siewers. the pioneer woman suffra-
gette, angry over the remarks of for
mer Governor Buchtel, of Colorado,
that "only dregs of women vote in
Colorado" She says Butchel is sore
because the votes Of women showed
him under at an election.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-23

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
WIEsCl z OJCZYZNY
Z PRuS POLSRICH.

NIBORK. Pred tutejsza izba
karsa tocsy} sic process, ktdry po-
winiea byd przestrogs Ola ludzi
Gospodar1e Kosman : Ba!,os.et i
kowal Zyballa urzadzili sobie w
nietrzezwym stsnie wy6cigi woza,n,
= drods5 ! Nf3orka do domu. Ma:
woke K. siedzlai gospodarz Lach Z
Grab6wka. Wds ten udersy}z taxa
sta o drxowo, ze Lacn wypad}
: wo.u. NieprsJ tomuego odwiesio'
no do ~laz.retu, gdzie zmar} " kr6t.
kim ozssls. Sad skasa} Kosmana ma
rok ~wiez,enia, aresstowano go ma
tychmiast. Zybulla powiesif siel "
ten spos6b ussedt sprawiedliwo6ci
siemskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
'GRYF"

".r.4. .s - $50
w Koscierzynie ma Kaszu-
bach wydaje DR.. Majkowski,
znany outor kilku dziel
mniejszych W narzeczu ka-
szubskim, miesiecznik
"Gryf." Jestto pisemko bar
do zaJmujace szczeg6lnie z
.tego powodu, il nietvlko pi-
SEE ola kaszub6w pc koszub-
eku lecz tez pc polsku ola
0 kaszubach. Kosz.
tuje na. ca}y rok $500
Adres:: "Gryf" Koscierzyna
Berent, West Preussen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

dy wlecej." Cd tego osasu ME ma
.pu nm Bblasdn: NFfie@wiadomo csy
pope}nl} samobdjstwo, cry tel pxdl
ofiar2 sbrodnl. Ze soba zabral o
ko{o 200 marek.
ZkOTO WO. w tute]ssym do.
mu chorych umleszcsono sluzaceg
jeanne Klemens z okollcy, ktora
swe nowonarodzone dzieoko wrzu-
ella do rzeki. Gdy odzyska zdro.
vie, stanie$ :prsed ssdem.
- Deputatnika M'oha}a Janlie~
goz Jazdrowa, kt6ry cd 1890 llsto"
p.da, znik}, ,znaleziono te~
raz " leslie jazdrowskim niezywego.
BRODNICA. Ma p}ocle pewue~
go ogrodu znaleslono " piatek "a
no wiszqce zw}oki o~7-letniego ro-
botnlka Rupy. Rome :okol,czno6oi
prsemawiaja zatem, ze r., :zamor1
dowano i .nastetnie powiessono ma
plot, azeby .upozorowac samoboj.
Sprawa ssje}a sig prokurato'
srya. "a wykrYcie mordercy wYzna'
500 marek usgrody.
CHEZ w Kotnowie spali}a
sic doszczetnie *htodo}a nape}nlona
zbo2em i pasza kolonisty Rose"
Ogieh podobno pod}ozono.
ZKOTOWO. Tutejsza rodzina
Grzeszkiewicz6w " smutku pogrs-.
iona, BIO syn August, %slerzant "
ssino-uidoiu cd 1890 listopada
,n;k}. PRIV br,equ REX, Sw,ni
z~n.1e.;ono icon .woiskowa czapke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
z POD MosKALA.

WARSAW A.. Pan Henryl
Wr6blewskl zsKieloaw ,,Kur. War
ssawsklem" ogfasass 10 krsesto IA
kt6rem sledzial Ko6oiuszko pod
czas prxemarssu wojeka swego pod
Po}anoem, z}otY} v Muzeum kra>
joznawo.em W -Kielcach JedYnie
jako depozyt. Krzes}o P: Wrdble-
wski .~przeznacsy} dla Muzeum Ma
rcdowego " Krakowie.
WARSZAWA. w dzielnicy zy-
dowsklej W Warszawie panowa}o
wielkie wzburzenie, kt6rego powo~
dem by&o zaj6cie rodzinne, i~stotuie
n~iezwykle. Bogaty kupiec z ulicy
GraLicxnej " Warszswie, Kahan,
posiada} OLGA, nedza' "a, kt6remu
stale: od4nawls4 pomooy. Story
Cham Kahan prowadzit zywot ns~
dzny:z nastaniem j%esieni zacsae}
jednak podupadad ma zdrowiu,
wskutek czego zarabia} coras mniej,
6m'erd g1odova zaglads}a mu "
oczy. Mole teraz syn u%lituje SIC
nademna2 :pomyalaa Il poszed} ma
ulice Graniczna. Zako{ata} do drzwi
bog.tego syua, biagaf 9 pomoc, o
najskromniejssy ehocby zasi}ek.
Naprotno, syn ME chclaf 60 nawet
wru6oid do rleszksnis. .W6wczas
srospaczony star1ec wychyl'} bu~
telke : kRasemL BARTHOLOMEW i pc
kilku ehwilach wyzlonq} ducba.
~ - - ". 70 : - - St----- ~
LODI. Zaehorowa{a tn cletko
iona potentata tamt ejssego' P.
Leoatyna5Poznanska Pc naradzie
rodzina=ehot4iprzyszla do przeko-
mania, 1e niema v Lodi lekarzy,
kt6rzyby byli zdolni podjac sic
tel kuracyi. Wobec tego postsnor
wiopo sprowadzi6 znakomitosd
b~erlihska. Ceniony professor, dr..
Frenkiel, ME odm6wll pro6bie, ale
postawll warunek ~wyp}acenie mu
ami mniei AMI wiscei,- tylko 5000
mr.. Me zawahano sic ami chwili ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

d%roanYi swietokradoY ves:.ll
wplerw Ds Erzya j w6r6d bluznier-
stw, No ktdre g skdra cierlla, bu-
telts cd gorzalkl potrssstali wl1er
ruoek. Chrystusa pod MIN ME
s,ozacy sic obraz Maxi Boskiej
r6wniet znisxezyli. S~wiadkowie tel
zbrodni. obawisja sic denies6 0 tenn
wlad.y, ably ME 6cj4gnad ma siebie
nie}aski aandarms, kt6ry jest v
przyjatni Z owymi 6wietokradzca~
mi j zurzednikiem owego domi-
mum, " kt6rem bezczesciciela b.
tel Meki i6wisdkowie praouja W.
i D. zaf SO r6wniezw wielkich Ia
skach oweRo .urxednika. Sw,adko>
vie bezpieozshstwa obawiaja eie
wlsc, by Z powodu donosu do VIA
dry i6wladczenia, ME byli wydale-
nj.
BR0L. y r Wielka kradziz
pope}niono tn onegdaJ " nocY "
hucie ,, Bismarka''. Z}odz,eje VIA.
mawszy sic sktadli d tvs. mix: "
got6wce, $500 mix. " ~papierach .
ks,atke oszczedno6ci ma 1ls tye. NIX
, rome inne K lqzeczki, rasem ma
sumo l2o tvs. mix. Pc z}odsiejach
ME ma sladd.:
BYTOM. l8-letniego. czeladni-
ka 6lusarskiego Wieczka skaza} sad
ma diva l pol roku i tydzien domu
karnego, "a pope}nione straszne
barbarzyhstwo. W rozgniewawszy
SIC ma uczni,, ze: lie biz m}otem,
wepchna& n;eszczesliwemu " brzuch
rozpalony pref zelazny. Uczen
zmar& ": okropnyoh bolesciach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
~ ub,eg}ym tygodniu LODI go6ci-
Ia v swoioh murach s}ynnego spe..
(oyaliste : German,i-.
z GALICYI

UNICKI bisknp przemyskj, ks.
Czechowicz, wydaf ok6lnik do pod
w{adnych mu dekanat6w. W kt6
rym swraca uwage ma szerzaca sic
pemiedzy Acknowledgement rusk,m
tel dyecezyl propaganda ,prawo-
s}awla." Blskup zada cd dziekan6w,
azeby podali mu wykaz lmienny
tyoh ksie&y, kt6r.Y wzIeli udsia} W
zje4dzie wielbicieli prsyw6dcy sta
rorusln6w Cutykiewicza We Lwo-
vie, a kt6ry to zjasd, jak wiado-
mo, ~wiekszo6cia glosdw uohwali}
rozpccza6 " Galicyi propaganda
msrjawityzmu pomiedzy rusinami,
azeby ich oderwa6 cd unil z Rzy-
mem. Zabrania tel ok5lnik ducho~
vle6stwu dyecezyi przemyskiej u
zywae W pismaoh urzedowYch jezy-
ka rosyjsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
!. z POZNANSKIEGO.

Z POZNANSKIEGO.
n "a obra1e 4o3nierzy
przed sadem Hans HELEN
shmidt, administrator ko-
kolon:zacyjnej. Dnia Il
czsrwca rb. podozas polnych dwi-
czen' 6 pu}xu piechoty " okolicy
kagiewnik, patrol zlotony z dw6ch
sseregowc6w iApodof1c' "a Eichne-
ra ukry} sig W zbozu, nalezscem do
oskarzonego celen podejscia nice
przyjsciela1 Dsierzawoa ujrsawszy
W przejezdzie 4olniersy " zbos
zu, popadf " xrozumiafe oburzenie
Z. powodu wyrzadzonej mu .sskody
i obdarzY} ich takiem, wyrazami,
jak ,Schweinebande' It. p. Sad
uwsgleduiajac wzburzenie oskarto-
nego, kt6ry jest oflccrem rezerwy,
podyktowa} mu najnizsza " takim
przypadku kare trzech marek grzy"
why, odno6nie dzieh wiezienia. -
Podoficers skazal swego CT .su ka~
.pitsn "a to. -uchybienie: ma trey
dni aresztu.
= Tut pred bramami mlasta Pc.
znan,a PREY rzece M wzg6rzu uro-
GEO po}o4ony folwarczek Staro}eka,
800 m6rg obszaru znakomitej zie-
mi, Z slicznym pa}acykiem " sta
rym wlelklm parku, dotYchczasow4
p. Marcina Bledermanna,
naby& moca kupna zaszczytnie znany
p. Franoiszek Gauowicz
Poznania. Ceaa kapna wyrosl
1900 mr.. "a norge. Zdanie gospo
darstwa i przepisanle tytn&u w}af-
.oscl juz pastapl}o Eowonabyw~
~, kt6rzy tutsj ma stale sig osled~
liz p%ostanowi}, szc,edd Bote'',
GNlEzNo. K:lku wyrostk6w
sic karygodnej swswt'll
ma by}ym zegarm,strsu Nod1e,> 20
ls;taaruusslku Chlopoy rtIiuoil, N.
row, oblali woda i ubranie jego
do siemi kolkami,
tax, il staruszek ME m6g} sic pod
niesc. Ch}opcy pozostawiwssy tax
uciekli, sprawcy ME ujda
sas&uzonei ksrze. smutny to obra
EEK kultury terazniejszej, sserzy
l. systom 'przeciwpolsk,.
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,lczego A%ermanna Chrzastowa
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'ie " dalsza droge, do domu jednak-
e jul ME wr6ci}. Z~nalezloro 60
ano n,ezywege " rowle
,rzy szosie.
JAROC!N. Komisya koloni.a"
,yjna naby}a cd Niemca Duelon~
"a dobra ryoerskle Witaszyce, "a
:, 300 tvs. marek.
re SLASKA.
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wleksza przesy}ka pieniezna "
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ustawy v xebraniach stowarzysze-
mach skazai tutejszy sgd }awniczy
p. Byszewskiego stad ma 30 a PIP.
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stad M 10 mi. grzywny. :
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wnego wys}a{ do xrewuych naste~
pujaoy telegram: ,,Nie by}om, u!g~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30


OLIVIA. Pendapt tute]ssej kasy
gminnej stswa' pred sadem pr.y-
slegtych " Gdahsku oskar4onY 0
sprzeniew,erzenie pieniedzy urzedo~
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snai mu okoliesnosci }agodzace i
ska1ai 20 ma rok w~iezienia, poll
csywssy mu diva m~lesiace, jake
przeeiedzia4 " sledztwle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

JAROC!N. Komisya kolonixa~
cyjna naby}a Cd Niemca Duelon~
ga dobra rycersk,e Witaszyce, "a
1900 tvs. marek.