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New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
ALLAWAY'S REVIEW

Wall Streets week has been uniuter-
esting. Net changes IN quotations are
insiEnifcah- IN squirt ways, OF and OF.
We have had movements; but Of actual
accomplishment the exhibit is seant:
there has been some ado. indnitesinai
attainment
1t IS difficult 10 fnd in the stock Ex-
chance district any man who is not sure
that We are upon the verge % tre-
nan5,us improvement: that a stock
market boom is right at hand Reasons
in plenty are given voIubly- Included in
these arguments for a higher market
are suggestions that current quotations
do not represent what is normal that
presept quotations are the result Of bear
manipulation. that current s1sgnation
NAV be expected at am moment t.
change into exhi.arating buoyancy. IL IS
urged by these commentators upon the
market that there has been sn over
nIusage OF pessirnisTn bred by crop
damage reports. and that the natural
sequel must be reversion from thes&ar-
ket weakness 50 produced. They Admit
there have been burned up in the west
srn drouth something Ike s100.0Oo,00O
OF spring wheat. and that other crops
suffer: but S1oO.0O0.0oo. according 70
their calculation. is but a ba gatslle entry
I'm national crop bookkeeping. They even
90 so far as 10 argue that the loss or
spring wheat may actually prove to De
beneficial in that il viii help farmers %
get better prices for other grains. and
that especially 1t VIII bring into fss mar
ket vast volumes OF cereals: nOw held
hack in farmers hands This is cEr1ous
logic. But professional wan street wei
comes IL.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
LORD NTCHENER'S FUTURE
No Signs That He VIII Be Sent to
Post in Egypt.
TBy cable to The Tribune

London. July 16.-Sir Eldon Gorst has
been resting in Wiltshire before con-
ferring with Sir Edward Grey at the
Foreign Office. There is no evidence of
lack Of cooperation between them re
garding the Egyptian policy.
Lord Kitchener is still kept in the air
without definite assurance Of future en-
ployment worthy Of his talents for or
ganizing and his services TO the empire.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
WOMAN LEADS ANARCHISTS
Band Attacks Monastery. Killing Sew
eraT Monks-Prison for Leader.

St Petersburg, July The curious
career Of d revolutionary Maenad, who in
terpreted woman's rights in her own pecul-
lar way. has Just come 10 a tragic end
Marie Senit was q schooInistress Of pro-
rounced radical tendencies il the province
OF Smo!ersk. when her revolutionary fever
brought on a deliri1m which became cpl
dernic. She organized = band Of dauntless
anarchists.
These BLACK knights took 70 highway
robbery under The command q Marie. who
was atti-sd IN male clothing. once they
attacked monastery near PsEow. leaving
several Of the monks dead. Eight mem
bers Of the 5aEd we're condemned 5y a
court martial. Marie Semit IEas 1ow been
sentenced 70 twenty years penal serFl-
tude. but must next week undergo rrtai
for two other raids and murders IN he
province Of SnoleIsk-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
LEWIS NIXON HON0RED
Only U. S. Delegate to Get Pan
American Craftsmanship.

Buenos Ayres. July 16.-At to-day's ses-
sion of the Pan-Anerican Congress the
chafrmanships OF the fourteen commissions
we're distributed Three OF the chairman
ships were givea to Cuba, two to Chilli, three
TO Mexico, two to Peru, two 10 Uruguay and
one 10 Salvador
The delegations from the United States
Argentina and Brazil had decided before
the meeting not to accept any Of the chair
manships. but an exception was made IN
the case of the United States, Lewis Nixon,
teh shipbUilder being chosen as the head
Of the sixth commission because of the fact
that he was considered the only expert on
the question Of the Panama Railway
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
LIGHTED SHELLS FOR NIGHT

Portsmouth,. July "a starting Inven-
don for Illuminating the track OF smells
used for night firing has been successfully
tested by the British Admiralty al Fort
Albert near Yarmouth. Isle OF Wight II
greatly Impressed the army experts who
witnessed the operations
To the base OF the shell u metal cylinder
IS attached BY screw movement, ana tl-e
act Of firing the gun causes powerful Ii4u-
rrirant to burst into fame IT burns
brightly throughout the whole OF the ira
iscrory OF the missile. and Is especially
useful n testing me effectiveness Of range
AT night time both over sea and land.
The device IS also CT value il showing
the course OF the shell
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
LINER ASHORE AT JAMAICA
Hamburg America Steamer Schwarz
h11rg Rests Easily on Mud Bank

Kingston Jamaica, July 16--The HaIa-
hurg-Amerfcan Line steamer SchwarzbutS
ran ashore last night while leaving this
port for Curacao. The vessel IS resting
easily or a mud bank of Port Royal, and
4. is expected that she Will be fioated with
Sut great difficulty.
The Schwarzpurg sailed from Hamburg
on June p and Antwerp on June 25 for Bo-
cas- del TOro.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
ROMAN BOAT IN LONDON.

London. July 9-The Roman boat which
was dug out during the excavations for the
new County Hail al Lambeth Is about fifty
feet long. with sixteen feet beam Il con-
tanned shrsds OF Roman pottery. bones. ir0r
nails. glass gaming buttons. iron-stuiided
soIes OF footwear a coin Of TetriCUs II
GauI "A .. 26s-213l a coin OF Carausius II
Britain a n. 3Ss-23i and q coin Of Alec
vus IN Britain a u GS3-2-5l The COini
show that the boat is about sixteen hun
drad years old.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
APPENDICITIS ATTACKS SOCIETY.

London. July s.-APpendicttis Is this sea
son claiming as sufferers an unusually
large number OF people prominent in So
c!etv. Recent cases include Lady Crewe-
I.ztv Violet Brassey. the Attorney Gen
erals eldest daughter, the Duke OF Alba.
Lord AHendale Mrs r 2 Belilios. Of Park
House. Piccadilly. wife o. the prospective
mi mist candidate for Va.worrh. and
Aneurfn Williams N ?. fOr Plymouth
7 Hauett Fry q well known baTFlster, re
Gently died from tie disease
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
KNOX RETURNS THANKS
Expresses Hope for Success Of Pan
American Conference.

washington. July Secretary Knox mas
rasnondei TO the notice of his election as
an honorary president of the Pan-Ameri-
can conference. now in session in Buenos
Ayres. by sending a telegram Of thanks TO
that body. Senior Ruiz de los I.lanos' MIN
lister OF Foreign Affairs Of Argentina was
the only other official similarly honored oy
the conference. In his telegram, Secretary
Knox said:
I sincerely appreciate the courteous &C
ton taken by tse REPRESENTATIVES, OF the re
Uublics of North, Central and South Aule4
lea engaged in conference, whose eHoItS- l
feel assured, will result in important bene-
fits to their citizens and in promoting re-
lations of peace and goodwill between theiF
governments. ,.,, -
The honor conferred upon me I shall al
ways esteem most highly. and beg 70
Of the President and people Of the United
States for ttS success.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
WARSHIPS LEAVE CRETE
Powers Withdraw Their Vessels
from Suda Bay.

Paris. July 1G.-The protecting pow
ers. France. Great Britain. Russia and
Italy, have decided to withdraw the sec
ond guardships from Crete, which were
sent to Suda Bay to insure respect for
their decisions The French arnored
cruiser Conde has been ordered to start
for France Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
RESTREPO COLOMBIAN HEAD
Vice President of House Elected
President.

Bogota, Colombia, July 16-Carios 4.
Restrepo Vice-President Of the House Of
Representatives. was elected President Of
the Republic OF Colombia in yesterday 5
voting. He succeeds General Ramon Con
zaIes-ValeucIa, who was chosen TO MI the
unexpired term Of President Rafael Reyes
after the latter left the country. The cleo
tIons were conducted quietly.
General Gonzales-Va was elected
first Presidential substitute, and Dr. Jose
Vicente Concha. Colombian Minister to
France. second substitute. The new Presi-
dent is from the Department Of Anuoquia.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
GREAT OYSTERS IN NILE
Engineers Find Giant Species on Old
Building in River

London. July 9-Dr. Hume. head OF the
Egyptian Geological Survey, says in an
article In THE Cairo Scientific Journal
that government engineers constructing a
bridge from Boulac to Ghezireh. while bor-
ing for the erection Of the piers came
across the remains Of an old building. on
which were found ciingiug a large number
Of oysters Of a giant species. Some Of them
have most perfect mOther-of-p pearl. They
belong to what is called the -Etheria Niloti-
ca, and traces OF this species are TO be
fCUnd all over Egypt. but above the pres
ent level Of the Nile. Their existence in
such places has greatly helped scientists IN
determining previous courses OF the river
The Nile oyster has some interesting com
rades IN the Nile crab and the Ianistes. d
sort OF snail, which differs from the ordi-
nary snail in that II has its spiral wound
In the reverse direction. Il remains 70 be
seen whether this oyster IS Of an edible
nature.
This discovery of pearl bearing oysters
IS interesting. in view OF the experiments OF
the Soudan government in the Red Sea
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
LONDON SEASONS CLOSE
Americans Taking Scotch Shoot
ings-Coronation Visitors.
~ Ca8le . TIE 17rl5urs- :

London. July 16.-Many boy and girl
dances are being crowded into the clos
ing weeks os the season. The prettiest
among these has been the fancy dress
dance at the Duchess Of Rutland s.
There are also brilliant drawing room
concerts. with Nile. Denys or Riccardo
Martin or the Russian dancers as enter
taiuers.
Rich Americans with expensive houses
are making the most Of the few remain
ing social events. and are looking about
for shootings in Scotland. Deer forests
in the Highlands are At a premium
Arthur James and other men Of fashion
have made arrangements for autumn
deer stalking within reach Of BalnoraL
Rooms are already engaged at many
London hotels for the coronation next
year. and many Inquiries are being
made at the shipping offices for steam
ship accommodation.
Mrs. Reid. wife Of the American Am
bassador. viii leave London tomorrow
for Oberamnergau. and viii be away
for q single week.
Henry James, who has been seriously
Ill in Germany, has regained his health.
returned to London and will sail for
America about the middle Of August
W D. Howells IS bringing TO an end
q quiet stay among old friends.
Bishop Brent. from the Philippines,
will preach tomorrow at Westminster
Abbey.
Miss Claire Frewen. who is a cousin
of Winston Churchill. IS receiving con
gratulatfons from a host Of friends on
her engagement TO Wilfred Sheridan.
Captain Scott received a hearty send
off for the South Pole to-day, especially
from the publishers Smith & Elder, who
viii handle his book.
Commander Clarkson, from Australia,
is sailing for America to-day to inspect
the American plant for a small arms
factory in New South Wales.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

II happens however. that grain mar
kets are not SO complacent as the STOCK
market-scoring vigorous and az urnes
excited advances. Grain experts are
not shutting their eyes TO facts Abroad
in every financial centre American crop
shortage is looked upon as very serious
matter Here there are conspicTous
inancters who affect fippanry about II
II is difficult TO comprehend business dis-
posftion Ike this To ignore this sum
mer's crop damage - 10 ignore what at
any, moment NAV become not merely
assertive but dominating.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Some new elements enter into the gen.
eraI business situation-disagreeabl
elements Idle cars increase Manu-
facturers are everywhere restricting out
nut Even the premier Steel Corporation
is cutting prices, closing plants lndl-
cations OF this sort are straightforward
indexes.
We are engaging gold for import. botn
England and France ready TO ship the
metal here And it is urged by the PM
Iosophers that this gold import move
uent is in no sense reflective Of anything
that il other than exceptionally helpful
Yet the truth is that this foreign gold
does not come TO us in payment of any
thing that we have sold To Europe-it
represents borrowing at stir premiums
We are buying financial accommodation
abroad. In times Of urgency this sort OF
thing is welcomed as a relief; but when
general conditions are normal any such
feature in the situation is abnormal
What now We so obtain We must later
nav back under the whip Of the foreign
creditor. Gold imports under prevailing
conditions are not TO be regarded as un-
qualified blessings.
Europe is not buying our stocks some
strenuous efforts have been put forward
TO create this appearance: but the pre-
tence is tawdry transparent; and IN
every international banking house there
Is to be met ready refutation OF boast
fulness that our securities are being ab-
sorbed by foreign investors Two or
three months ago We had some choPpy
enthusiasm over the representation that
Paris was going TO take some hundreds
Of millions Of our bonds. and there was
much artistic stage setting TO make such
tales seem true A dozen Of our fore
most corporations bulletined their offer
ings, and cable announcements day by
dav proclaimed the success OF interna-
tfonaI negotiations. For net result. after
the lapse of weeks and weeks and weeks.
the evident accomplishments are nil.
compared with what was promised. al
most certified. In actuality Europe. upon
balance is now and for some time past
has been a daily seller OF American
stocks.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
MONUMENT FOR AERoNAUTs.

Paris. July S.-The French parliamentary
group for the encouragement Of the con
quest Of the air has held & meeting. in
which It was decided 10 erect a funeral
monument In honor Of all the victims Of
aeronautics. The resolution states that
they must be looked on as heroes and vic
tins Of science and progress
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
COAL MEN STRIKE IN SPAIN
Miners Numbering 10000 Go Out al
BiIboa-Troops May Be Sent.

BIIboa. Spain. July 16--Fffteen thousanc
miners in the coal districts struck to-day 10
force concessions from the mining com
NAMES. The strike sentiment IS spreading.
Madrid, July 1e.-Spanish troops are held
ssl readiness to depart for Bilboa, where a
general strike Of coal miners IS threatened.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
PREsIpENT MoNTT coMING HERE.

Valparaiso. July 16.-Pedro Montt. Prest-
dent Of Chill, who is conyalescing from an
attack of angina pectOris sailed for New
York to-day. He VIII go from there To
EflrOpe.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
THE MONGOLIA STILL AGROUND.

Yokohama, July 1.-THE Pacific Mall liner
Mongolia, from Hong Kong for San Fran
cisco, which went aground Wednesday of
Shimoda. on the island Of Hondo has not
yet been aoated. The work OF tightening
the yessa, made rapid progress to-day and
she proha bly, will be fioated tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
EXPLOSION KILLS 8. HURTS 5.

Perpignan. France. July ia dynanf,.
explosion to-day killed three and fatalIr-
injured five other workmen employed in
the construction OF the transit -Pyrenees tun-
mel
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

OF greater importance even is the az
tested disposition OF investors at home
attested in examples Ike that OF this
very week. wherein the State OF New
York hasshad a bond offering failure
An issue whose duplicate was several
times oversubscribed at handsome
premium some months ago now falls fiat.
II is more than an ordinary illustration
that a tax-exempt State Of New York
bond fails 10 fiji its full subscription
Iist-but one group OF Wall Street bank
ers express no surprise, bankers who for
more than a year past have bid for and
bought and been obliged 10 keep bond
issues OF every character. for IL Is COM
mon fame that Wall Streets foremost
banking houses are giutted with issues
Of the very highest character. investors
declining 10 buy. Largely this may ac-
count for a vast accumulation Of idis
funds II may indeed be accepted as
conservative Wall Street Judgment that
one Of the weakest points In the security
market position is this plethora Of unsold
bonds.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

In no active business quarter is there
Wall Street optimism. General business
news is too generally news translatabls
into discoura cement In such unanin-
ity do the trade streams run. however.
that experienced observers may be ex-
cused for sUspecting pessimisrn Is being
overdoue- Upon this principle. indeed.
there have been many stocks bought
lately. II is an old Wall Street adags
(creditsd with many a profit that the
best time 20 buy Is when nobody wants
10 buy But only upon doctrine like this
would there seem 20 be encouragement
Just now 70 do any buying
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Comm erciaI affairs and the mercantiis
situation do not command much present
attention in Wall street. though the
greatest merchant Of our country has
been explicit IN statement this week
that since last February there has been
deTnora Iization IN primary markets Re
tailers have not yet been sisnifca ntIy
affected. though In the view OF this
authority that is an apprehendable Sc
quence-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

What is newest OF assertive factors
appears in the unrest which labor In
!. showing. u. AI4LaAWAy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
5000 NAGRODY ola


5000 ola O.
sob bez zarostu i }ysych! Ia
rost i wlosy rzeczywl6cie "
przeciagu 80: dni ~wywo}afa
prawdziwa "Woda Ate6ska!"
Starry, mlodzi, panowie i pa
ME, = potrzebuja tylko uzyc
"Wody Ate6skiej"- ably wy
wola6 zarost wios6w, brody j
brwi, : gdvz dowiedziono re
"Woda Atenska" jest jednym
srodkiem tegoczesnej wiedzy,
kt6ra W przeciagu 20 dni tax
oddzialuje ma cebulki w}oso-
we, ze w}osy zaczynaia ros-
nae. Wszelkie correspondent
eye nalezy adresowac za}a-
czajac "a Sc marek ma kata
log. J. Kamihski, Co., 932.
Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y. 30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
Zabic siechcia}

2 przyczyny zbola}ego zo3ad-
ka, braku apetytu, nieczystej
krwi, wycie6czenia cia}a,
bicia serca, zawrotu g!owy i
zatwardzenia, gdy zuly} je-
dina flaszke s}ynnego gorz-
kiego ,,Elixiru zycia" poczu}
zdrowie, jest szcze6liwym
wesolym. Elixir zycia" MOI
no nabyc u w}a5cicieli "a
nades1aniem $50 ma flaszke
lub $1,000 ma tuzin kwarto-
wych bu y t !
Fanny i kawalerowie, mat
XII i ojcow;e W kazdych cier-
pieniach waszych sekret-
nych, zewnetrznych lub we
wnetrznych, udawajcie sic tyl-
ko do mas, nadsy}ajac Sc W
znaczkach ma o%dpowiedz, a.
dresujcie:
Dortf's Medicine Mfg.
932 Broadway
BUFFALO,, N. Y.
Dept. 2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

OMAKO co ME utopl} sic W ME-
dzlele W jeziorze winohskim 2tletni
William Stark gdy }6dka " kt6rej
sic znajdowa} przewr6ci}a sic W cd.
legiosci oko}o 1 stop cd mostu
wozowego. Gdy juz oko}o 20 minut
sic v wodzie znajdowa{ przyby} mu
ma ratunek Karol Lica, rzemieslnik
kt6ry pracuje PREY poglebianiu j.
ziora. Pop}yna} on W czolnie do
starka i wyciqgna} go 2 woody. z
wyjatkiem zimnej kapieli ME Ode
ni6sf Stark zadnego uszkoazenia.
Cd poniedzia}ku 3go pazdzier-
nika otwarta bedzie, tax jak pc lime
lata, przez sezon zimowy, bibliote-
ka miejska W szkole Ko6ciuszki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
= ~
932 Broadway
BUFFALO, N.

Try m%iesieczny
procent pc 4 cd sta
p1atny l stycznia 1911
Cd wszystkich dero-
%no'wanych ~pieniedzy
skladanych pred Tub
dnia 3 Pazdz. 1910
" w mona Savings
Bank.
Przeszlo jeden Mi
lion dwieSele set i
~piedzlesiat tysiecy
%depozyt6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

SZEF poiicyi Schmidt oswald
czy}, re ma ulicach ME wolno grad
W pike, DO niebezpieczehstwo "a
graza dzieciom re mogq bye }atwo
przejechane przez samochody. Ma
m~iejscach pr6znych pod badowe,
ME zabrania sic tego, ale ma ulicy
ME bedxie pozwolone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

MA placu wystawowym podczas
oseatniej wystawy W zesz}ym tygo'
dniu, w}amali sig z}odzieje do biu~
ra sekretarza, kt6re sic znajdowa}o
pod trybuna, i wykradli kilka sly
mex i innych rzeczy, kt6re jeduak
ME miafy wielklej warto Sci. Dotad
ME aresztowano nikogo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

MEzCZYzNI, kt6rzy majq "a
MAR sk}adac egzamin ma klerk6w i
dishonesty W tutejszym budynku
pocztowym powinni wnies6 aplika-
eye pred lszym pazdziernika, po-
niewaz wniesienia zakohcza sic tego
dnia. Blankiety tmozna otrzyma6
PREY oknie general delivery W Off
sic poczty winohskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

POLICYA winohska dosta}a "a
wiadomienie, il z zak}adu wychow-
czego W Red ing uciek}y W pia-
tex zeszfo tygodniowy try dziew:
czeta, i dot2d ich nigdaie ME zna.
le.iono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

Ma poczatku zesz}ego tygodnia
W p~rzejezdzie przez nasze miasto ma
posade organisty do North-C Creek,
bawi} tn u pahstwa Romuald6w
Hamerskich organista p. Franci~
seek Walecki m}oda iona, kt6ra
niedawno poslubi} W Gren vile, So.
Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

powietrze byfo plekne vice. gfosu-
jacy hurmem spieszyli ably odda6
swe glossy.
Wielka niespodzianka rezultatu
wybor6w byla nominaeya Sidney a..
Andersona do Kongresu ma tykiet
republikanski kt6ry Ronad Jamesta
"A. Tawne y mia} oko!o 5000 glos6w
w~iekszo6sci. Anderson mial wick
szo6c g}os6w W kazdym powiecie
dystryktowym z wyjatkiem Vino
ma i Wabasha powiat6w. w Wi
nohskim powiecie Tawney mia} oko-
10 $50 wiekszosci.
w kontescie ma senatora ma ty
kiet republikahski, mia} Geo.
French 277 ~wiekszosci mad Her
.bertem M. Bierce. W nominacyi ma
skarbnika powiatowego ma tykiet
republikahski mial Frank Schoenig
mad L. M. A. Muntz wiekszosci 4l4.
w kontestach ma tyklet demo
kratyczny by} rezultat nastepujacy
M. J. Nc Grath zostal nominowa-
nv ma senatora, mia} mad Harry z.
Felgate I'll wiekszosci.
|. John .Hitzker nominowany ne
reprezentanta W nizszym dystrykcie
wiekszosciq ~ ponad Paw}a Bam-
benka i P. Pelowskiego.
H. G. Sontag nominowany ma skar-
bnika, 1913 w%iekszosci ponad Paula
Luenow..
Paul 1asmer nominowany ma klerka
sadu dystryktowego mial mad Hen.
ry steen 800 ~wlekszosci.
+ DR.. John Steinbach nominowany
ma koronera mad DR.. w. F. c..
Heise wiekszoscia 40.
Jake rezultat powyzszego wyni1
ku g}osowania, tykiet ola g}osu]a-
cych W listopadowych ~wyborach
bedzie nastepujacy:
!rYKIET D~EM0KRATYCZNY.
Re~prezentant, H. L. Buck.
Senator, M. J. Nc Grath.
Reprzezentant Wyzszego miejskieggo
dystryktu, G. P. Schiller;
Nizszego miejskicgo dystryktu,
John Hitzker;;
Powiatowego dystryktu, G. Robin.
son.
Auditor, J6z. Winczewski.
Skarbnik, H. G. Sontag.
Register of Deeds, G. ", Crippen.
Szeryf, George Kammerer.
sedzia pokoju, William Burns.
Obronca, w. E. Valentine.
Clerk W sadie dystryktowym, Paul
1asmar-
Superintendentem szk6}, W.Buggs.
Koroner, John Steinbach.
Komisarze powiatowi, drugiego dy-
stryktu J. Voelker; czwartego
dystryktu John Roth.
TYKIET REPUBLIKANSKI:
Re~prezentant, Sydney A. Anderson.
Senator stanu, George D. French.
Reprezentant, wyzszego miejskiego
dystryktu, F. E. Gartside; niz
szcgo miejskiego dystryktu, A.
P. Liberia, powiatowego dystryk-
tn L. G. Henry.
Skarbnik, Frank Schoenig.
Register of Deeds, WI. Szaw]owski.
Szeryf, w. E. Parr.
Sedzia opiekunczy, D.. E. Vance.
Obronca, Earl Simpson.
Klerkiem sadowym, B. A. Man.
Superintendentem szk6}, L WILDER.
Koroner. Samuel Schaefer.
Komisarze powiatowi, drugiego dy-
stryktu, Frank D. Biesanz,
czwartego dystryktu, Al. Lilly.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

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procent Po 3 cd sta
p}atny BBtyczn la 1911
cd wezystk oh depo-
%nowanych pieniedzy
" pierwszych plecin
dniach Pazdz. 1910
W Deposit Bank of
Winona. :. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

WE wtorek polaczeni zostali do
zgonnym wez}em ma}zehskim p.
Bernard Klenschmidt z. parafii
Nais1. Serca P. Jez. w Pine Greek,
Wis. z panna Walerya Breska z
La Noble z'parafi sw. Stanisfawa X.
Zyczymy s~zcze6cia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
KUROPATEW i dzikich kaczek
jest " tym roku Minnesota vie
cej niz pc lime lat naWet dzikich
gesi juz kilka z~astrzelili strzelcy.

" sRoDEo dbyf sic odpust
Sw. WacfaWa, patrona kosciola
" Pine Greek. Do pomocy Wiel.
Ks. J. Cara przybyli nastepujacy
zWielebni ksieza: Wiel. ks. A Cara
=. Independence, Ks. P. Chrzan :
La Crosse, rs. Jan Grabowski i
ks. ". Havlicek z Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

Try miesieczny
%.procent pc 4 Cd sta
platny l stycznia 1911
Cd wszystkich depo-
pieniedzy
~sk}adanych pred, Tub.
|dnia 3 Pazdz. 1910
" Winona Savings
Bank.
Przeszlo eden Mi
dwieScle set i
%piedzieslat tYsiecy
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