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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30
Labor cost. Tariff rate. Dar conf GPnr nonf

DOWNWARD REVISION PROMISED
 Promise of tariff revision on the basis of equalization of cost of produc- tion at home and abroad plus a req sonable profit was equal to a promise of big revision downward.
 MT Taft, however, affixed his sig nature to tariff bill which revised the existing tariff upward on an aver age of approximately III per cent Because of the failure of the President to make his promise good, 90,000.OGO people are forced to stand a further increase in the cost of living.
 DIvERTING ATTENTION.
 The Taft-Roosevelt-Sher side show in New York has taken on a re- semblance to three-shell game, Just at the moment the public thinks it understands the situation, and begins to feel sure that Roosevelt will indorse Taft or that he will refuse to indorse him, the men managing the show bring forth a new interview which as much as says to the public: You see you were wrong again; the pea wasn't un- der that shell at all. Guess againl'
 The question las been raised in some quarters as to whether the Re publican campaign managers are not endeavoring to divert attention from the more important issues of the cam paign.
 The real issue, it is being pointed out, is not whether Roosevelt is or is not with Taft Far more important
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30

are the answers to the following: 1. Why did President Taft cooper. ate with Aldrich. Smoot. Lodge, Gug' genhiem and other Senators represent ing the special interests, and refuse the counsel of men like LaFollette and Clapp?
 2. Why did Mr. Taft continue to eulogize Ballinger after he had been exposed and discredited in testimony taken by committee of the Senate?
 3. Why did MT. Taft interfere to prevent Speaker Cannon from being dethroned?
 A. Why did MT. Taft as candidate promise tariff revision down, and as President sign a bill revising the tar if upward?
 5. Why is the President seeking SC industriously to bring about the de- feat of LaFollette? Is it because La Toilette sought to regulate the rail- ward revision?
 QUERIES FOR PRoTECTIONISTS. In 1900 the American consumer ot sugar paid more than 2 cents a pound in excess of the price paid by the Lon don consumer. If the tariff was not to blame for the difference in price will some Republican speaker or news paper explain what was the cause! Query No. 2: If the American con-
 
 when he buys it at the grocery, who does pay 1t and where is it paid Query No. 3: If the tariff on sugar is paid blythe consumer, is it Snot req sonab1e to presume that the amount of the tariff on blankets, woolens hardware, farm machinery and other protected articles. is also paid by the consumer?
 INSUFFICIENT REVENUE. I
 The Payne-Aldrich law is failing to produce sufficient revenue to meet the expenses of the government During the first twenty-three days of August the expenditures exceeded the receipts by $5,277, ,170.08. This is according to the statement issued by the United ness on the evening of Aug. g. In other words, the declaration of the Republican leaders that the new tariff law is producing sufficient revenue to run the government is entirely un- founded
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30
Republican Lullaby

Hush, my little insurgent child, Cease thy shrieks and thy wailings
 wild; Hush, and listen thy slumber song, Thou who knowest not right from
 wrong Come, my child, to the slumber craft; Lulled to rest by good Nursey Taft: Hush thee, hush thee. lul-lullaby!
 Close that eye Which winketh awry! And this shall allure thee to slumber
 serene. '"The very best tariff bill we've ever Peace. my weanie., do not insurge! Do not splutter and sprawl and
 splurge; Tut! Don't strike at thy nurseys
 check List the charm that my voice shall There, now, there, Art thou going
 daft? Hark to the croon of thy Nursey Taft: lul-ah-lu1-lullaby!
 Schedules high?
 Fie, O fife. Now this shall enchant thee to sleep .'The very best tariff bill we've ever
 passed!'' An, My laddie, my precious prize. Let the sandman shut up your eyes Yes, and let him shut up your mouth You're soaring people from north to
 south. Hush. my lambiei One time thou
 laughed And cooed with glee at thy Nursey
 Taft. Lullaby-low. Lul-lullaby!
 Do not cry Me-Oh-myi Listen, and don't be so naughty-bad; The very best tariff bill we've ever
 had." Jefferson Toerba in Harper's Week ly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 2e.-May Yohe, once Lady Hope of the English nobility and later wife of Major Put nam Bradlee Strong. is destitute and Ill in a local hospital. She was stricken with paralysis in a cheap cafe, where sne was singing. and death may end her adventurous career at any time. May Yohe was born in Pennsylvania in little town near Philadelphia. Her mother took her to the city. where she learned French and German. She developed a singing voice that was first heard in a Philadelphia church choir. Then she went on the stage. She attracted the attention of Lord Francis Hope, son of the Duchess of Newcastle. One of the wedding pres ents was the famous Hope diamond. It was in 1893 that they were mar ried, and for seven years they lived together Then came Captain Qater Major) Putnam Bradlee Strong the son of the Mayor of New York. Fresh from the Philippines, he met her in San Francisco, and they eloped, going to Japan, and Lord Francis Hope di- vorced her. She and Major Strong travelled much. separating and reunit- ing several times, but finally separat- ing for good. Since then May Yohe has been heard of from time to time, dropping lower and lower in the ranks of the profession until the end came in the San Francisco cafe. Strong when last heard from was at Macao, in. China
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30
HAS TAFT KEPT HIS PARTY'S TARIFF
 PROMISES TO PEOPLE
The Labor Cosfin Connection With Certain Manufactures Com
 pares With the Tariff on the Same Goods
(By Clyde, H. Favenner, special Wash ington Correspondent of the
 Farmer)

(By Clyde H. favenner, special Wash
 ington Correspondent of the
 F'armer.)
 Washington, Aug 30-President Taft is advising Republican candidates for Congress to promise the people further tariff revision, schedule by schedule, the basis of the revision to be equali- zation of the labor cost of production at home and abroad plus a reasonable profit for American manufacturers.
 The platform on which MT. Taft was elected, it is recalled. also promised to equalize ''the difference in the cost of production at home and abroad, plus the reasonable profit.
 Before considering new promises. many voters will ask: Was the first promise kept? Let us see:
 Taking woolens to begin with, Presi- dent Taft himself admits failure.
 What about cottons? Was the cot ton schedule revised on the basis of equalization of "the difference in the cost of production at home and abroad ?'
 PLATFORM PROMISES IGNORED.
 The labor cost in the production of cotton manufactures in the United States is 26 per cent. From report of Carroll D. Wright, U. S. Comnis- sioner of Labor, Vol. 10.)
 Granting that. foreign goods have no labor cost whatever, 26 per cent. would, therefore, have been the maximum average rate required to equalize the labor cost of production at home and abroad. If the labor cost abroad is one-half the labor cost at home. the rate of tariff required to prevent the foreign manufacturer from having the advantage of cheaper labor would be 26 per cent, the American cost, less 13 per cent. the European cost. or. 18 per cent. Instead of an equalizing duty of any sort, the Aldrich crowd protected cotton manufacturers with a duty of from 35 per cent. on handker- chiefs to "A per cent. on cotton cloths.
 The following table. compiled for the writer by Prof. Josiah H. Shinn from the Special Census Reports for Manu- facturers, 1907, shows in striking manner the failure of the Republicans to revise the tariff on the basis of equalization at home and abroad: Article Labor cost, Tariff rate
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30

works, highways, and public buiIttngs Throughout the nation there fs now q vivid realization of the economic va1us of human life and health. In 10 field Is the outlook for successful work more hopeful than in that of dust prsveHtSou as the first successful step towards tfs elimination of an agency decidedly harmful to human health and life
 The control of the dust nuisance o1 public highways must needs have its effect on real estate values, which are now. in many localities. depressed be- cause of the diminished attraction Of country life. Enormous sums which are now wasted on account of sickness will become available for other Dur- poses. Those who now die fin the midst of a useful career, will survive to old age. Thus the dust problem, all comprehensive and all inclusive, constitutes one of the greatest sanitary problems of the present day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30
AS WELL AND AS MUCH

No merchant ever failed if he advertised as WE'LL and as MUCH as he could.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
PICKPOCKET is GIVEN
NINE YEAR SENTENCE
Police Believe Myer Barnett Is
Professional Thief

FRESNO, June 27-Myer Barnett,
alias Harry Myers, convicted of having
picked the pocket of w. II. Glass in
this city in April, was this afternoon
sentenced by Judge Austin of the SUI
perior court to spend nine years in San
Quentin.
Barnett was tried under the name of
Harry Myers, but this afternoon before
he was sentenced he divulged his true
name and admitted that he had been
arrested at least once in the east. He
said that he lived for eight months in
San Francisco prior to coming to
Fresno.
The local police are certain that Bar
nett is a New York professional pick
pocket, and the prisoner admits that it
was in the big eastern metropolis
where he first went astray.'
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
SUPERVISORS Plan
GREAT HIGHWAY
Placer Board Tours County in
Auto to Gather Data for
Splendid Road
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

county supervisors are making a tour
of the county in an automobile with a
view to taking steps toward the i'm
provement of various roads which will
form complete highway from the
Sacramento county line to Lake Tahoe
and to the Nevada state line.
Those in the party which arrived to-
day are: ]. j. Brennan of Loomis, ].
w. McF'adden of Forestdale, Charles
Geisendorfer of Weimer, Moses FREEDOM
of Auburn and III. S. Williamson of
Lincoln.
Ii is the intention to build a highway
for automobiles that will draw travel
to this county. The highway will be
through Roseville, Auburn, Loomis,
Newcastle and other towns of the
county along the railroad
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28

"Asticoiony' is the name of the split
bottles of excellent California white
or red wine that are offered at all
hotels. restaurants or cafes at 15c. :
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
PRISONER SAWS
BARS and ESCAPES
Ex=COnviCt Arrested on Honey
moon in Georgetown Breaks
Jail at PIacerville
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PLACERVILLE, June 27-William
Gilbert, the former convict who was
arrested on his honeymoon Saturday at
Georgetown on charge of breaking
his parole by failure to make regular
reports to the prison officials, escaped
from the county Jail here last night
by saving through the bars. His dis
appearance, was discovered today when
the deputy sheriff went to the Jail to
feed the prisoners. Gilberts wife says
she did not know he was former con-
vict.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT
EXCEED LAST YEARS
Record Breaking Total for the
Season Expected
ISha..nl D..AnicL L. IL Gil

SACRAMENTO, June 27-With the
season for shipping fruit to eastern
markets just begun, the prospects are
that a record breaking crop will be
marketed this year The total shipment
to date is 1,132 cars, against 776 cars
to the same date a year ago. The
cherries and apricots have been about
all shipped and the rest of the season
VIII be devoted to plums, peaches, pears
and apples.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
WOMAN GIVEN DIVORCE
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Mrs. Herbert Taylor to Resume
Her Maiden Name
ISpeeial Di-.-teh to Tie Cali

Especial Di-.~tch to The Call
STOCKTON, June 27.-Judge C. w.
Norton today granted Nellie E. Taylor
a final decree of divorce in her suit
against Herbert Taylor on the ground
of extreme cruelty. The court permit
ted her to resume her maiden name,
Nellie Eta Merrill, and granted her
possession of all the household effects.
The court ordered j. II. Jose, who is
suing his wife, Frances Jose, to pay
her attorney a $40 fee.
Jose charges cruelty and the wife has
filed a cross complaint on the same
ground.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
DENTIST AND POPULAR
GIRL ARE MARRIED
Miss Hattie Dunlap Bride of DR..
S. II. Hall
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, June 27.-Dr. S. Fl. Hall
and Miss Hattie Irene Dunlap We're
married at high noon today at the home
of the brides parents, S21 North Lin
coin street, Rev. e. S. Van Ness of the
First Baptist church officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Cyrus
Dunlap, an island farmer, and is popn
lar among the younger social set. Her
husband is a we'll known dentist.
The couple were unattended and only
a few relatives and a few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Hall left on a northbound
train, but kept their destination "a
secret.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
JUDGE CHURCH TO TRY
DR.. MARTIN IN FRESNO
Charge Is Criminal Neglect of
Wife Who Took Poison

FRESNO. June 27.-Announcement
has been made that the case of DR.. J..
l.. Martin, who was held to answer in
the local police court last week on a
charge of having criminally neglected
his wife after the latter had taken
poison with suicidal intent and from
the effects of which she subsequently,
died will be assigned to the department
of Judge George f. Church in the su-
perior court
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
Attack Sunday Baseball
TSoeciaI Disoatch fo The Call


SACRAMENTO, June 27.-That Ger
tain politicians, who are disgruntIed at
the interest they claim Cal Ewing of
the San Francisco Coast league base
bail club is taking IN Charles Curry-s
fight for the republican nomination for
governor, viii start a crusade against
Sunday baseball before the next legis-
lature is the report that has reached
this city.
Ewing is one Of Curry's mana gers
and has been boosting so hard for him
that he has been told either to quit or
stand the chance of lighting a bill in
the legislature to prohibit baseball on
The Sabbath. At a private meeting Of
the directors Of the Coast league held
in San Francisco Saturday this subject
was taken UP, it is said, and given Sc
Tious consideration. Several directors
were not in accord with the position in
which Ewing's political activities have
placed the other clubs.
As far as known no acton was taken
pending further Developments The
Coast league magnates will take steps
10 hght any bill prohibiting Sunday
baseball.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
COXSWAIN'S
BODY NOT RECOVERED
Member of Maryland's Crew
Falls to His Death

VALLEJO, June 27.--Attempts today
to recover the body of Benjamin r.
Delmith were unsuccessful. Delmith.
coxswain on the cruiser Maryland, was
drowned when he fell from that vessels
float last night. Delmith was 25 years
old and enlisted in the navy from New
York
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
TWO REOUISITIONS
ISSUED BY GILLETT
A. Fisher and w. F. Briscoe Are
Wanted in Los Angeles

SACRAMENTO, June 27.-Governor
Gillett today issued two requisitions at
the request of the district attorney of
Los Angeles county.
Allen Fisher is in Detroit. Mich, un-
der arrest for grand larceny, having
been accused of stealing diamond
ring worth S100.
Walter f. Briscoe is being held at
New York awaiting the arrival of the
Los Angeles officer to bring him back
to face a charge of obtaining $500 un-
der false pretenses in a land deal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
FIRE MARSHAL BLAMES
INCENDIARY FOR BLAZE
Chico Buildings Quilted and
Business Section Menaced
[Special Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
CHICO, June 27.-Fire which City
Marshal Goe declared was started by
an incendiary gutted the two story
buildings on the south side of Section
street between Main street and Broad
way and for time threatened to eat
into the heart of the business section
The loss is estimated at $4,000. The
buildings were owned by Mrs. Hulda
Breslauer of San Francisco and ]. w.
Lightfoot of Chico.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
TYDZlEN ZNIzEK u: FASHION

tygodnie. Is naj|epsze co z
tego swiata re SODA zabral.
10 zosta1 opatrzony Najswiet
semi S~akramentami ma dro-
&c wiecznoSci. zmar}y PREY
Smierci liczy} lat SO, byl diva
razy zonaty pierwsza
iona zy} cztery lata z druga
zy} 80 lat iprzyszla smiore
j przeciela pasmo zycia i
pr7eni6sl sic do wiecznosci.
Pozostawi} zone, o6mioro do
ros}ych syn6w i jedna c6rka.
Wiecznv odpoczynek race
mu .dac Panic.
W smutku pokrazona wdowa
HAREMZA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
U dentysty.

lie bedzie k~osztowa}o' wyrwanie
zeba?
POI dolara, prosze pana.
A.No, no.. TO drogo!.. Ia pare Sc
kund zajecia = poi dolara!.. "a
nadto cenicie sw6j czas!
Wcale ME! Jezeli pan %dobrcdziej
wolf, to "a te same pieniadze mo-
&c mu rwac - Gale poi godziny!
Nasze ~sfuzace. i
PAM: = Powiedz mi, Zosiu, jak
sic to stalo, re wczoraj widziafam
u ciebie W kuohni dw6ch strata
kow?
Kucharka: - Jak sic to stale!
Pewnle PAM zaggladaFa przez dziur.
ke cd klncza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
P0szukiWanie.

Wiktorya Krzemihska poszuku
je swego brata; prawdziwe imie pc
oicu jest Jan Brodniak, ale tn W
Ameryce porzuci{ ojcowskie imie a
nazywa sic obecnie John Remen.
Jego profesya jest k~rawiectwo. -
CHOP dose wysoki II lat temu
by} W Chicago (obecnie moe
bye IS lat) cd tego czasu ME mann
0 MIN zadnej wiadomosci, wiec
ktoby o MIN wiedziaf z czytelnikdw
Wiarusa, prosze mnie uwiadomic
albo on sam MECH sig zgfosi. Moi
adres jest:
Wiktorya Krzemihska
Greenville. South Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

Dom 6w. J6zefa " New
York, be1ac jedyna polska
prawnie ustanowiona misty
tucya W celu opieki naszych
emigrant6w, ma STAG sic
r6wniez g}6wnem s%rodowni-
klein zbiorfw polskiej lite
ratury ]udowej ma wychodz-
twie. W tym celu prosimy y
poparcie W przesy}aniu nam
dziennik6w czasopism i
ksiazek tego rodzaju. Z na-
szej strony do}ozemy wszel~
kich stara6 by Dom sw. J6-
zefa i pod wzgledem oswia-
ty ma tie polskiej literatury
ludowej, stana} ma wlasciwej
mu stopie.
- Z}aczmy nasze silv a
W oczach swiata spotezniej4
nasza zahiepi -
0 przedruk niniejszej O..
dezwy, prosi }askawie W
imienie Zarzadu Domu Sw.
J6zefa,
KS. Stanis}aw Cynalewskj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
BOELUS. Nebr.

Donosze mnjejszem wszy st.
kim krewnym i znajomym
il MAJ moi jerry Haremzs
przeni6sl sic do wiecznosci
W dniu logo grudnia, 1907.
Nieboszczyk urodzit sic ma
ziemi polskiej W W. KS.
Pozna6skiem W powiecie
5reckim, gdzie z powodu po'
my}ki wyboru do wojska
pruskiego ME byl wzywamy
do MARY, a z obawy pre-
ni6s} sic do Ameryki. Z po-
czatku pracowa} kofo Nowe-
60 Yorku a potem przeni6s@
sic do Calumet, Mich. mad
Lake Superior, a 2 tad do
Nebraska do Howard powiatu
gdzie osiedli{ sic ma farmie;
tam Pan Bog mu bfogos}awi1
i dorohit sic pieknego majat'
ku. Idzi Haremza ME choro-
wal d1ugo, DO zaledwie diva
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
Sprost0Wanie.

Dziekujqc najuprzejmiej szan.
Rodakcyi "a }askawe og}oszenie
plana prac naszych, prosze zarazem
o sprostowanie mylnie podanej via
domosci. w Fi]adelfii odbedzie sig
cd 8 kwietnia misya W kosciele sw.
Stanis}awa, gdzie proboszczem jest
ks. Guzik. Zas cd 2 lipca bedzie
misya tygodniowa W Browerville,
Mimi, II ks. Guzdka. z powaza.
MEM. Chicago lis x A. Boo. S. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
WlADOMOSCI
...
MIEJSCOWE

w PIATEK 0 9tej wieczorem
pozegna}a sig z tym swiatem $. p.
Anna Gierszewska, ma chorobe gar
d}owa. Zmar}a llczy}a blisko 81 lat
pozostawia meza, dwie cork zamez-
ne: p. Wojciechowa Kistowska W
Winonie i p. Tandeczka W Little
Falls, i jednego syna W starym kra-
ju. Nieboszka pachodzi}a~z parafii
Kegoskiej i dopiero diva lata temu
jak przyjecha}a do Ameryki. Pozo-
stawia take try siostry:: p. Guzih.
ska W Winonie, p. Pelowskq W
Pine Creeku i p. Eikmanowa W In
dependence i dw6ch braci kt6-
rych p. Leon Temski W Indepen-
dence i p. Jan Temski W Fairchild,
Wisconsin.
.Pogrzeb odby} sig W poniedzia}ek
o lotej z koscio}a Najs}. Serca P.
Jezusa W Pine Greek. Wieczny Cd
poczynek race jej dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
DOM SW. J0ZEFA

New YORK, III Broad st.
Stycze6, 1910.
Niniejszem dziekujemy
Sznej Redakcyi "a }askawe
i bezinteresowne przysy1a-
ME nam swego szacownego
pisma. Prosimy j nada| miet
ola mas te same wzgledy ia
korzysc moralna biednych
naszych emigrant6w Ola kto'
rych czesto W d]ugieh q
bezczynnych dniach podc7as
6ledztwa ma Ellis Island, lut
w o%czekiwaniu "a praca, je'
.dyna pociecba jest polsks
ksiazka Tub gazeta.
Szanowne Redakcye dzien'
.nik6w j czasopissm " stsnact
Zjednoczonych " Ojczyznie
.prosimy serdecznie Q PREY,
sy}anie nam swych wydaw
nictw. P~rzyjmiemy zar6wnt
: wdzieczno6cia, dzie1ka ire
Sci ludowej W celu utworze
MIA domowci biblioteki,
:kt6rej potrzebe o%dczuwam,
Wielce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

PAM Leokadya Bambenek i pan
ma Helena Ciohanowska wyjecha-
~ W sobote wieczorem do Chica-
go, ma pogrzeb SIP. Waleryi Rybar-
czyk zony pana Michafa Rybarczy-
ka ktdry jest ich wujem. Nieboszcz-
ka byEa znana take W Winonie;
kt6ra po kr6tkiej chorobie pozegg-
nafa sic 7 tym swiatem W sobote o
godz. 1920 RAM pozostawia me-
ia, dwie c6rki, jednego syna i mat
ke. Fogrzeb odby} sic W srode z ko-
scioFa sw. Trolley. Mech odpoczy-
wa W pokoju
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
MOdne z~apoznanie.

Jak wlasciwie ~zapoznales sic z
swa obecna iona?
Byfo to podczas wycleczek ma
kofowcach. Ona przysfuzyla mi SIG
~papierosami (cygaretami q ia jeJ
'igia nicmi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
TOWARzYSTWO sw. Krzyza

TOWARZYSTWO sw. Krzyza
mia}o swe roczne posiedzenie we
wtorek l1go stycznia, ma kt6rem
wybrani byli urzednicy ma rok bic
lacy:
Teofil Styba, prezydent.
Tomasz Podolski, vice. PREF.
Jan Rymarkiewicz, sekretarz.
Jan Rombalski, vice. sekr.
Piotr Edel, kasyer.
Franciszek Tybora i Roman Gle
ran, opiek. kasy.
Marein Kulas, marsza}ek.
J6zef Jeruzal, odzwierny.
J6zef Oberdas, Jan Sadowski i Jan
Cierzan, chorazy.
Franciszek Mfyhczak, do choragwi
narodowej.
J6zef Majkowski i Jan Borzysz
kowski, do baldachu.
Take uchwa1ono, il bedzie vol
ny wstep do tegoz Tow. a wiec te.
raz jest czas ably W tym roku nasi
bracia wstepowali jak najliczniej,
DO rok predko mimic a my z wdzie.
cznoSc ia przyjmiemy kazdego zdro.
wego rodaka. Regularne posiedze-
MIA odbywaja sic W kazdy drugi
wtorek miesiaca, vice prosimy ma
szych winohskich rodakdw ably IA.
czyli poprzec nasze Tow. jak mai
liczniej.
z szacunkiem
Jan Rymarkiewicz, sekr.
e. E. eta III.
Winona, Mimi. 10 stycznia, ].Slr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

JAN Rock sprzeda} swej bu-
dynek PREY 3ciej. ul., czechowi
Chas. Trubel "a $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

PAN F. X. Jagodzihski pred
stawiciel firmy importowanych
destylowanych win i likierdw ia
kuba Dudenhoefer & Co. W Mil
waukee, bawif W interesie firmy,
PREY kohcu ubieg}ego tygodnia. W
naszym miescie. Pan Jagodzihski
odwiedzif PREY sposobnosci swych
starych przyjaci6f znajomych. z
tad udaf sic pan JagodzihsAi W dal'
sza podr6z do Minneapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

WlEL. ks. Nawrocki z Chicago,
bawi} ma poczatku biezacego tygod.-
MIA ma plebanii ii Wiel. ks. probo-
SEGA J. Pacholskiego. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

JAN WIECZOREK, zatrudnio'
ny W warsztacie maszyn kolel
North Western, W zeszfa srode
podczas piracy zosta} uderzony W
glove czesci2 rozpryskujacego sic
kota i odni6s} gfeboka RANG, kt6ra
jednak zdaje sig ME bye niebez~
piecznaa. =:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
Ma sprzedaz.

Czteroboczny fortepian -tanio
= pnr. 900 Indiana ave.