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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-30

tion without a brass
band and its next Of
kin, the rollicking fife
and drum corpsf sOf
course not. As soon
suggest Easter without
eggs, Decoration day
without flags, or
Thanksgiving without
Why, we could better dis
the Hrecrackers and other
(rs on the glorious Fourth
|Orry through the day with
6,piring strains of martial
deed, as a matter OF fact.
ers for a safe and sane"
trying to teach all the
4 II Is the better part OF
patriotism to go short on
and To increase the Fourth's
arous menu of band music.
serve to explain In part
hat the brass band-oH the
liver cornet band" II you
coming to play . more
part than ever in our In
day festivities. But, Of
lid not await this awaken
charms of the music OF the
drums to render the band
lie on Fourth Of July.
citizen will testify that 1t
he days Of his youth. Like
fell into a feverish. htful
Ae night before the Fourth
laby Of the village band
for the morrow. It 10 an
Q that It was the crash OF
Ind not the roar of artll-
wakened him on the event
md thereafter he heard it,
tunes" at short intervals
the day until the last sky
winked out Its brief glory
hutes before July Fourth
. July fifth.
the poor bandman-per-
i Is you would be prone
Il you did not wildly re-
an object Of envy he IL
Using generation. Even the
rho manipulates the bass
; nearly always, you know.
brtly Of the musicians-is q
70 eyes Of the youngsters
In tn course Of the day
Is the band for the simple
they follow 1t faithfully In
rations up and down the
as for the drum major
In the lofty fur hat and
coat, literally despatched
bee, why, not the ball play
n nor yet the president Of
States could command
pip as he receives from
admirers at his heels.
oking aside, the Fourth Of
ltty certain to prove the
OF the year for the mem
average military band
military bands" you know,
Q believe the posters that
Fourth Of July celebration,
n limited above, the band
De called out early in the
a street concert or more
|elcome and escort to his
Prator Of the day, who ar
early train. Then. moi
ten o'clock, the music.
be In their places at the
parade then forming. and
couple Of hours they will
up and down streets and
may be dusty enough t.
ION.
mere Is Z brief respite fol
mayhap the bandmen, 1,
ocky, are treated to ict
ne local bellies who are
At least. enrolled In TIN
Inc aid society or th<
.anisation that has thing,
me lull ID brief. however
|oc. y a favorite hour To-
y. according to the idea.
nscisnuous Committeeman
something must be hap
moment. In the after
- . equally busy. and tn,
&c from the morning i
'srs get to sit down-tha'
la S.lled upon to play i,
s'.n the speech4makina
s'as IN the local park 81
NC !, lar ground or oths1
sna - me evening there 4
u se a. an accompsni
4 alsworks. and then tn,
40 does not work It /
90 home convince,
~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-30
Corn Crop Damaged.

Corn Crop damaged.
Notwithstanding to farmers OF
this district, old corn is completely
ruined. The hot weather has caused
the stalk to bend clean to the ground.
Silks rave turned white ard the stalk
is drying up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21

to build the posts as they were or
dered
! John McNary said, as a property
owner, he would sign the petition,
and that If Salem did not put in these
lights it would soon be a back num-
Der, Little towns, like Wodburn
and other small places, are going
ahead of Salem, and it is the duty of
the state capital to make itself as
attractive as possible, and that Sa-
lem owed it to the rest of the state.
The following resolution was adopt-
ed, and a committee of Is business
men will be appointed to help the
P. r., l.. & p Co. place the matter
before the people:
Resolved, That 1t is the sense of
the Salem Board of Trade that the
representatives Of the federal gov
ernment Of the state of Oregon, the
county of Marion and the city of Sa-
lem should lend all possible aid in
the matter of installing and maintain
ing cluster lights on the principal
streets of the city of Salem"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
TALK CLUSTER LIGHTS
Continued rrom page t.)

which they have prepared and the
cost Of these lights. The light as
suggested by the company would he
stationed on Court and State streets
from IL to Front and on the inter
sectiye streets from Front to Cot
tage. There would be four posts 70
the block and about 200 posts alto
gether. Each post would be eouipped
with four 100 candle powers tung-
stem lights and the cost of the post
equipped and ready for service
would be 1856, the same as in Port
land, The price of lighting these
posts per month would he "a. the
same as In Portland The post would
be IL feet high and will weigh 700
pounds and will be different from
the post In any other city on the
Coast, giving Salem an exclusive de-
sign and one of the most beautiful
posts ever manufactured,
Mr. Ben Olcott spoke on behalf of
the state. lie said he was person
ally In favor of the proposition, but
could only speak for himself as one
member OF the executive board. He
said the state would have to stand
the expense Of % posts, and while
there is no appropriation at this
time to cover the cost of installa-
ton he said that he figured he could
save enough money from economies
In lighting and water expenses which
he was now carrying out, to cover
the cost of these posts, and that he
felt without a doubt that the other
members OF the board Governor
West and Treasurer Kay, would Join
with him in favorable report to the
next legislature asking for an appro-
priation to cover the expense of in
stalling the posts along the state
property The z. II. l.. 4 p. Co
would carry the expense OF installing
the posts until such time as the leg
islature might appropriate money
for their payment.
Mr. Huckestein spoke favorably In
regard TO this kind OF lighting sys-
tenn.
Mr. Hill, chairman of the lighting
committee Of the city council. said at
the present time the city could stand
no expense whatever toward cluster
lights, but that he was heartily in
favor of them.
MIR. White, OF the finance commit
tee said that later on the city could
undoubtedly help share the expense
OF lighting these posts.
MIR, McMicken spoke again stating
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
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PERSONALS.
x r X X X X X X x X X X X X X

Wilbur Marsh left yesterday for a
weeks hunting trip to be spent in
Southern Oregon near Riddle.
Joe Rockhill who has been spend-
ing the summer with his father, C.
L. Rockhill, has gone to Alberta
Canada, where he has a homestead
Mrs. Rockhill will leave for Alberta
later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott S. Hickoy re-
turned today from Newport.
Godfrey Beckman, of Hull, Iowa
is spending a week with his brother
in-law, L. H. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Cooper, of Sa.
lem, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
M, Miner, of Portland left today for
a two-weeks' outing at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. schantz
and son, Carl, left yesterday for a
short visit to Seaside and Astoria
Mrs. Chester Cox is visiting her
mother, Mrs. H. c. Owens, of Wood
burn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21

that the vital point at this time was
to get the posts installed and that
maintenance would come later on.
Chas. Spaulding spoke as a proper
ty owner on Court street, saving
tthat he was heartily in favor of the
street lights, and would sign a petit
ton for them, but he would like to
see the work go to local men.
Max Buren, said, as a property own
er on Court street, he would be
among the signers.
Mr. Grelle, manager of the Inde-
pendent foundry of Portland, spoke
next, telling of the street lighting in
other cities, He said that Wood
burn, Eugene, Marshheld, Roseburg,
Grants Pass, Pendleton and many
other places had installed the lilum-
mated posts as their method of street
lighting, and that as fast as they
adopted this system the orders for
posts came in continually. He said
that in the larger cities, such as Sc
attic and Portland, the lamp posts
We're now as thick as stumps were 20
years ago. He said If the people
gave the orders 60 of these posts
could be Installed by September IL.
the opening of the state fair.
MIR. Shand, of the Salem Iron
foundry spoke next, and said that
in the six months they had been
working on the street lighting prop
ositton they had signed up one order.
He said, however, he was equipped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
THE CIRCUS
OUT footed
THE BOOSTERS
IUNrTED PRESS LEASED w1RE.1

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 21.-The
Blaine boosters, about 200 strong,
with a brass band, arrived in Van
couver by special train earlier than
they were expected, and were there
fore not officially welcomed at the
station. But their glory was dimmed
by that of circus parade that was
taking place at the same time.
They dispersed in favor of the ele-
plants, and the blare of their trum-
pets was drowned in the roar of the
steam calliope. Almost Immediately
after their arrival they went their
various ways, seeking the best point
OF vantage from which to view the
big show.
The purpose of the boosters is to
let Vancouver know that Blaine is on
the map and to seek an arrangement
with the British Columbia Electric
Railway company by which power
will be supplied to their city on the
border.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
i 4 x = x 4 r = 4 Z Y X y
STATISTICAL

New Interpretations.


Inc following articles of incorpor-
alton were filed today with the sec
retary of state:
Columbia Harbor Realty and In
Vestment Co., Foreign, Portland:
capital stock, $4,000
La Pine Lumber company, La Pine.
Ore capital stock, $4,000.
Portland Equity Association. Port
land; capital stock, $4,000.
Coquille Tow Boat Co., Supple
mentary.
Washburn & Company, dissolution
Porter Universal Adv Co., Disso,
luton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
FOR sALE-New fve-room bnn,,.

FOR SALE-New five-room bunga.
low on Shipping street, Just 30
feet from the pavement on Capitol
Boulevard. Paneled living room,
beamed ceili.g, electric lights, but.
fet in dining room and screens for
all windows and doors. Walls
tinted, sewer and street assess
ments paid. Price, only $1,000. E.
Hofer & Sons, 213 South CONNER
cial street. Phone 80.
S-9-tf'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
GOvernor Goos 10 Coos Rnr--

Governor West left yesterday for
Coos Bay, where he will join state
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Alderman, and the two will address
a number OF teachers institutes IN
the county OF the same name. and
Also in adjoining counties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
Byland's in the Pen.


Cincinnati, o., Aug. 21.-John G..
Byland, of Boone county, KY, is un-
der arrest today and his son, Ray
mond, has been sent to the Ken
lucky penitentiary for five years for
the embezzlement of $4,000 from the
Redwood, Ky, deposit bank The
arrest of the Bylands resulted from
a tip of Is cents which Raymond
gave to a barber.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
DIED.

AARrlN-At the home of his par
ents' 1904 Ferry street, SATURDAY.
morning August 10, 1911. George
Martin Jr, age A years. The
body will be sent to Beatrice. Ne
braska for burial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
There Is a Reason

Why our bread goes, II Is firm.
white and wholesome; there is none
better in the city, The best in the
grocery line is the cheapest. CAN or
phone Main lSl. The Sunset Groe-
cry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
Hop Growers, Attention.

We have 1000 available hop pick
ers listed with us. Those needing
same call, write, or phone Owl
Realty and Employment Co. Phone
Main 2Oi. S-9l.qt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21

The Cottage Hotel has closed It's
dining room; but first class rooms
can be had by the day, week or
"'o"eh' S-16-tw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
BORN.

LEWlS-At the family home on Mis-
sion street near Twelfth, Thursday.
August H. 1911, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George W, Lewis, a SON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
Pressing and Cleaning


zone 0y ID. IL, Mosher, 4h6 Conr
street. Phone Main 1867 I'D a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
Redncilon Snle

or gas stoves for one week at Bu-
rem n Hamllton's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
Get Yonr

Gas stove this wcok and save
money Special prices. Buren, &
Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
SEQ shafcr, The Harness Man.

For Entomoclde, a positive rene
dy for ileas, dies, mosquitoes, moths
and all insect life. The best disIn-
lSetant known, 1877 South CONNER
cial street 7eoS1nnd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
Those Photographs

Aro going very last, One-half car
load Just received; they are the lat
csc on the market Make your selec-
tlon early. Get your records now.
Hlllman and Peters, 247 North Com
"'o'S'"l sl'teL eod-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
bXHIHN:(lEy
Near Oakland, California

The only. Woman's College on the Pacific Coast.
Chartered 1885, Near two great UNIVERSITIES
Ideal climate throughout the year. Entrance
and graduation requirements equivalent to
those of Stanford and University Of California
Laboratories for science with modern equip
economies, library Study, music and ar.
Modern gymnasium. Special care for health
of students, outdoor life. President, Luella
Clay Carson. A. NJ, Lit. D., Ii. D. For
catalogue address Secretary, Mills College =
o., California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21

The plasterers of Richmond Va,
secured an eight-hour day without a
strike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21
= *%* \ X r r X 4 4 X X X
CITY NEWS. y
y y \ X X X X X X X X X X

y Special meeting OF Pacific
@ Lodge No. so, A. f. & A.
N NJ this evening. Work in
NNR the Il. A. degree. Visiting
TV brethren welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-21

FVR sALE-Fine home on highly
improved corner four blocks from
ssoan BUSINESS center of Salem. Price
$4,000. Terms. Q) iioe'
"ANiED To TRADE SO acres os
wen improved land in the town ~
Monmouth for Salem residence
property or farm property Close lSeuIe ~
viii put in $15OO to maio 0tose Sos, IN; !;
necessary. uedl II
property. Ou Iarn
property see us u Vi city
o,o 9 Z. H. H0FER & SONS
ue'e'al Phone 50.
e-S-1wks-
The oasis., 1911-02-04

disclosing the underneath portion which had not been subjected to the weather for centuries. That piece showed him enough it is stated, to cause him to break off more in haste and bring it to Tue son.
 Although the ledge may, like the Glory Hole, prove to be merely a pocket of phenomenally high grade ore, it's finder intends to ascertain that fact thoroughly. Otherwise he intends to take out a mint of gold.
The oasis., 1911-02-04
d
Saturday, Feb. 4, 1911
A Rich Strike.

Recently the Tucson Citizen pre- sented the following account of rich find made by Ygnacio Calvillo, well known to many readers of THE OASIS:
 Gold ore of such fabulous value that no estimators could agree to- day on it's worth, taken from a ledge in Comobabis by Y. Calvillo, was placed for safekeeping in the Consolidated National bank Tues day afternoon. The story of the discovery of the strike is creating great excitement. and if a little more ore of such great richness is found it may occasion a rush to the hills out-rivalling the now famous rush to the Glory Hole strike in the Parker district two years ago.
 The ore samples brought in by MT. Calvillo, who is a relative of Carlos JaCome, consists of white quartz streaked and fiecked with large bits of free milling gold. Por- tions of it kept by the finder are said to have veins of pure gold run hing through them in prodigious values. Of the samples shown, claimed to be the poorest, some enthusiasts, perhaps d bit too much impressed, placed the value at from $35,000 to $50,000 ton. On the other hand, some who were inclined to count more on their good judg- ment than on the glitter of the yell low metal, put the value as low as $1500 ton.
 Just where the strike was made is not being disclosed. It was somewhere in the Comobabi dis trict, which is abont 75 miles south and west from Tucson and the ore is claimed to be a part of an up- ward projecting ledge on which Calvillo had sat many times with supreme indifference to the rock underneath him. A few days ago he happened on the ledge again and broke off piece of it curiously !
The oasis., 1911-02-04
Notice of Adoption.

PARIS, Jan. 5th, 1911. DoNNADIEU HERMANos:
 MORALES. Sonora, Mexico. Gentlemen, this is to inform you that 1 have adopted as my own son, the child Pablo Estrada, who shall from hereon take the name of Paul de Tourniel E.
 THEREsE TOURNIEL.
The oasis., 1911-02-04
National Indian War Veterans.
To THE EDITOR
 DEAR SIR

Mr. John Hawkady, of this city, who in his young manhood served in the army and protected the western frontier and helped to open to civilization our glorious western country, has lately been admitted to membership in the National Indian War Veterans Association, with headquarters at Washington, D. C., with Henry Hegwer, National Commander and c. R. Houser, National Secretary.
 This organization is composed of ex- United States and volunteer soldiers, who in the early frontier days fought back the Indians step by step, making it possible for hundreds of thousands of inhabi- tants to now enjoy what was gained by their struggles, hardships and sacrifices in the early frontier days.
The oasis., 1911-02-04

THERE has been framed and sent to Congress for approval a reel procity treaty with Canada. It is promised that the new treaty will reduce the cost of living. "So mote 1t be-"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

IMIELNICA. w tych daiach cd.
.fy1o sic tn wesele, xt6re rzadko sig
.wydarza. oto syo m}odej pa1li po-
.ja} "a lone c6rke Mtodego pana, q
.o;oi.o m}odej pani poslubi} ma.ks
pans.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

CzERsK. Tutejszego kupoa
Adolta Bonina obrano cz}oukiem
sejmlku powiatos ego jake repre-
sentauta gm,n wiej-kioh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

Depozyt bank0Wy.
Madry czfowiek zawsze sic stsra
% otwarcie rachuntu baukowego, tax
'predko, jak tylko okol,czno6.i ma
to pozwola, azeby mnt pewna sumo
#zapewionx NJ marne cza.y. TOT =
mo ks4dy czynid powlnien odno6nie
do swego zdrowia -podtrzymywat
|zdrowie cia7a, co Ola katdego uws~
tanem Jest "a depozyt bankowy.
Fundament silly polega na .dobrym
trawieniu. UtrzYmuj to = zupeloym
~porzadku, . gdy xauwakysz COS ME
.regularnego, uzywaj Trlnera Ame-
|rykahski Elixir Gor1kiego Wina
do,ad, az wszystko povrdci do nae
turaluej piracy. 20 stare domove
|lekarstwo jest prawd.iwym do.
5brem dIa wszystk,ch rodxin " kazs
lym smutnym po4oteniu, specjal-
ME v chorobsch sofgdka : osFa.
bien,u, vymiotach, febrze, 1atwardz--
oiu,w utracle apetytu, 1erwowo6c',
b6lu 9lowy i krzyta, " rosraczY,
mdlen,d wlelu 5nnych chorob4,h
kobiecych, W ApteEach. Jos. Til
ner, 1888 1899 So. Ashland ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

GRUozNo. ztodzieje wtamali
sic nooa do biura kupca schejdlera.
sptossouo ioh j,dnak tax ze ussli
nlepoznaai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

RACIB0RZ. Piekarz Bruno Py.
!Etlik Z Gieraltoxlc, nak1onif swego
czasu piekarozyka J6zefa Basolds !
Zaiezs, ably odsiedzin1 "a nlego q
miesiace wiezien,a. Strawka atoli
sic wydaial obaj obeon1e stawa1i
pred sadem przysiegFych " Raci-
borzn, osksrzenl o sfafszowanie do
kument6w. Sad przyznat Basoldowi
laggodsaace okoliczno6ci ska,al 60 ra
& miesiecy wiezlenia, ma kt6re Cd
|liczono mu 70 tygodni odsiedsiaa
nych v w'ezieoiu dledozem, nato.
Mast Pytlik skazany zosta{ nal4ro-
ku domu ksrnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
dYnku stacyjnsga-lD[)tpe aaeay so
stauie powol.nY oddssi;s,ail s' nsiyass,I
ki. .tss=aHsss ID

ToRUN. W srodtgg iwisosorsm
okoso. gods. I c.lonsstt zisds.s z q.
Pol. p. T. Rsyski przeohodsac
oko}o ko6cio}a dw. Jakuba sauwa~
~ try podejrzane osoby : kt6~
rYoh iedna nios{a IA ramieniu.
krzyz : wizerunkiem Zbawiciela
Pan Rzyski polna} IL to jest krsy1
wiszaoy " kruchoie kos.,
oio}a sw. Jakuba. Me namy6laiac
sic d}uyo schwyci} n,osaeego krzys
}otrzyk. "a ko}niers przywo}aws.y
jednego swiadka do pomooy 20
kr6tklm oporze stawlonym przez
.lotra sdoiauo go oddac pod opieke
prrsywolanema rstr64owi be1pieczeb
sta. Oval inni sp6lnioy zao}ali
u]6c. Krzyz ~umieszozono spowrotem
ma dawnem m,ejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

CZkUCH0 WO. Obywatel p.
Raymann W Sly barku sprzeda}
swa 1910 mdrg obejjm,uijjaca post,aa
d}od6 "a $4,000 mr.. p Patze,ro'w,, z
Tuoholi. Pred . lata p. R. zapfa-
Oh tylko $50 tysiecy marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

--- h--ras-.#.e -. ~ s|HE-.ss y aH#--.-. H
KRAKOW. Do ,,Nowlu dono-
sze : Booh1n,: W poniedz'alek rs
no Q 10 .zdarzyl sig " tut .jssych
's.l,nach gro1ny wybuch gaz6w ko'
.palnianych. Jeden robotoik zblizyl
sic : pionaoa lampa do grupy roo
botnik6w, pracujacYeh mad sstka-
MEM otworu, I kt6tego wydobya
waly sic gszy. W tej chwili naste-
pill straszny wybuch. Trsej robo-
5tnioy oietko ranni, " nieprsy!o'
mnYm stan,e xostall odwiezienl do
s1,pitala. Jeden : nioh dogorywa,
2 Biazowej donosza: Dwu ucz.
nl6W Klmnazyalnychuczy10 stestrze1
LAMA do czego utyli ostro nabltego
rewolweru. Nleznajomo6c oboho-
d1enia sig bronze semdcl}a sic nice
,bawem. stars1y ucseh ktasy III
g.mn. po1eoh mlodszemu koledze,
ably poprawA deske, s}ataca do ces
lowania, rdwnocze6nie zad ~pooiagnal
n,'eumysln'e g. kurek, powodujaa
fatality strta}. Kula trafi1a maod'
ssego.: simnazjasts y s.yjs, ktadeo
go trupem ma m,ejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
wIEsCI z OJCzYZNYl

WlESClA O1CZxZN1 :
sE ~
z PRUS POLSRICH.
KWIDZYN. l7-letni parobek
Oton Bruszyhski satrudniony u
posiedziciela Guathera " Marya~
movie dostat sic prey m}6cen,u W
m&ssYne, przyczem odnids} tax
oietkie rany Is kr6tko potem
umar1.
SWIEClE. ~e-letoiego synka "a.
grodnita s}a.wvmskiego v G.acznie
przejeohal ko}owoem syn pewnego.
kolonisty : Krystkowa. Ch}opieo
odnids} x1aman,a noei i odwie66
60 mus:ano do domu choryoh "
Swieciu.
GRUCzNO. Z}odzieje wtamali
sic noca do biura kupca schejdlera
sptossouo ich jednak tax ze uszli
n~,epoznaai.
GOLUB. 13.letni ch}op,ec Fia}-
kowski " Bia}kowie zamierza}
chwyta6 ma daohu gofebie. Maggie
za}ama} sic komin chfopiec spad} i
odnl6sf niebezpleczne okalecze-
MIA.
CZERSK. Tutejszego kupca
Adolta Bonina obrano cs}oukiem
sejmlku powiato *ego jake repre-
xentauta gm,n wiej-kiah.
$500 e-
WO. Obywatel p.
Raymann W Sly barku sprzeda}
swa 147o morg o%bejmujjara posla.
d{o6G "a $4,000 mr.. p Patzerow', z
Tuoholi. Pred . lata p. R. zspfa-
cl} tylko $50 tysiecy marek.
TUCHOLA. Mistrz kcwa1ski
August Wruck natrafii pszy koua-
niu " sklep1e ma reszty dawniejsze-
90 muru j znalazt kule kam:enua,
kt6rei .6redn,ca wynosl 81 ,centy-
metro y. Wazy 20 funt6w. Dcmy~
6laja sic re pochodzi 2 ,zasu oble-
CANA miasta prsez Husyt6w v r.
1888.
sEPOLNO. sekretars sydowy
Alexandrowicz .:przenieesio'nY do
Nowego W miejsce p. Jsnkowakie-
90, kt6ry urzedowa6 byiz,e " Sta~
~rogardz,e.
PUCK. Cd dawna krazy}y po-
g}oski Re ma byd tutaj urzedzona
staoya ola statk6w napowietrznych
q wIec balon6w i latawo6w. ,Jbeoa
ME pogtoski to maia sig urxeozy-
wistnic gdYz jak donosza budowni.
e1y p. Klet.ba W Puoku otrzymaf
zlecenie do pobudowania tam&e bu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
|Sprawce, kt6rY przysnai sle do csY'

asessssssssssasas ,ssssaspsasaasss sHs 4s:
sEs51z '#zf1s $500 1H
Rs,G OzNo.a Robotn,k Wadep.a
! !, za4 ~ kasal NIB rwad xsbb.,
rseerli ~, = kr6 '.lkl lI VASE kepasbl,
mu ! ~ n as,lill lvy smarl WI Git
.atraoia krwi. Zarzadzono ogltdsi.
IIny.v1ok y celu stwierdsen,a prs'y
osyny dm,4er.oi,
D W Morze spadl
przy naprawianiu stadni 4draw ns
2-letn,sgo synka gospodarsa Pier.
d1leohai .ranis go tax oietko 20.
mlmo predkiej pomocy leka-sk ;ej
zmar} wkr6tce potem.
P1LA, Pan .Maryan Zelma v4as-
%oic,el tut pod Pl'a polotonego ma
jatku Wiesental sprsedal ten4e pc.
lakowi p. Palaosowi : Poznania.
Pan Zelms wykupi1 prsed kilkom.
laty Wiesental Cd Niemca . w,ele
wysszs oens oflarowal, beg 1arob-
ku rodakowi.