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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
GOVERNOR FREAR
AGAIN WRITES TO
THE LEGISLATURE

namely, for the relief of persons re-
leased from the Leper Settlement
Another group of expenditures was
for needs created by various laws or
joint resolutions, but for which no
appropriations were made. Most of
these were for the Insanity, Dairy,
Truck-farm, Homestead and Wharf
Commissions, created by Joint resolu-
tions of the Legislature, and the
Land Board, created by act of Con-
gress, and the Normal School, an ap-
preparation for which was overlooked
by the last Legislature when public
school buildings, with certain excep-
tions, were transferred to the counties.
One item was for the construction of
sidewalks along government property
in Honolulu; not only were these re-
quired by law to be made under the
circumstances, but the Territorycould
not fairly have refrained from con
etructing them when the United
CONTINUED On Page Eight.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

The Floral Parade committee held a
lengthy meeting this morning, making
final plans for Wednesday. Entries
are still coming in for the parade, and
it was found impossible to close the
lists The line of march, order of par
ade, etc, were settled, however, and
most of the entries were catalogued.
The following is the program agreed
upon by the committee:
Line of March.
From Capitol grounds on King street
to Nuuanu; on Nuuanu to Beretania;
on Beretania to Thomas Square. 1st
Section (school children) will fall out
at Thomas Square; End Section (mil-
itary, mounted organizations, horse
drawn vehicles, etc, proceed on out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

A message from the Governor, was
received by the Legislature this morn
ing submitting, as required by law,
statement of the expenditures made
from the general or contingent fund
during the first eighteen months Of
the present biennial period.
The Governor says in part:
Great responsibility is involved in
the expenditure of such fund and in
exercising it l have leaned against
demands upon it. Indeed, the most
notable feature in connection with its
expenditure is one that does not APP
pear on the face of the statement,
namely, the large number and urgency
of the applications, both by officials
and by others, for allotments from
this fund, which have been refused
some of them for very commendable
objects.
'It will be noticed from the state
ment that one group of expenditures
was expressly authorized by a con
current resolution of the Legislature
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
THE JUDGESHIP

Attorney A. A. Wilder telegraphed
to Washington on Friday last asking
for full information concerning the en-
dorsements made here of Judge Rob
ertson for the position of chief justice,
and of Attorney-General Lindsay for
federal judge. So far, however, he
has not received any reply to his in
quiry. Judge Dole, when seen this
morning, stated that there was no
news to give out, and he added that
he did not think that there would be
any available during the day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
HAD BIG KNIFE

A Filipino named Emilio Bays was
arrested by Police officer j. Nobriga
on King street near the fishmarket
this morning, the actions of the man
arousing the officers suspicious. Bays
seemed to be searching for someone,
and when he himself was searched a
knife, with a blade six inches long,
was found secreted in his boot He is
to be charged tomorrow with carry
ing concealed weapon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
T0-DAY'S WORK IN LEGISLATURE
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
In the house, this morning, Repre-
sentative G. F. Alfonso introduced
bill "To define the liabilities of mas
ters or employers in certain cases"
According to the provisions of this
proposed act an employer is liable to
answer in damages to any servant or
employe, when a personal injury Is
suffered, as if he was stranger, when
the injury is caused by any defect in
the ways, works, machinery or plant,
connected with or used in the busl-
ness of the employer.
/. A number of clauses follow def1n-
ing the degrees of negligence, especi-
ally of fellow employees. In case OF
the death by injury of an employe his
personal representative shall be en-
titled to recover damages. One clause
provides that no sum recovered FOL
damages in such cases shall be sub
ject to the payment of debts or liabil
tiles. The bill passed it's first read
ing and was referred to the printing
committee.
KohaIa Wants a Wharf.
The Civic League of Kohala, Ha
waii, jumped into the legislative lime
| light this morning when it backed ;
petition, signed by over 125 citizens
Of North Kohala, for an appropriation
of $4,000 for a road and wharf at the
port of Mahuloona, which the petition
ers declare that while Mahukona il
the iifth port in importance IN thu
territory the government has neve
spent "a cent toward building o
maintaining it's landing.
The league also favors a hospita
at North Kohala and opposes the dis
continuance of the Ainakea School
The league also forwards a resolution
opposing the division of Hawaii int
two counties. Also the league de
mands that the appropriation of $4O0
900 for building belt roads in the tel
ritpry be apportioned according u
percentage of mileage, instead of pei
centage of taxation. The leagues
communications, are signed by A
Mason, president and F. X. O'Brier
Secretary.
Printing journal.
The bids of the Hawaiian Gazett
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
The First Pan-PaCifiC
Travel Congress Opens
Continued On Page Eight.)

Pacific Travel Congress held this fore
noon in the rooms of the Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce, Stangenwald
building. There were gathered many
prominent men representing CONNER
cial bodies, steamship companies, rail
road lines and other interests identi-
fed with travel and promotion, to form
such a congress as is indicated in the
title.
The list of invited delegates appears
elsewhere in The Star
President G. Fred. Bush of the Pro
motion Committee opened the meeting
and called for nominations for temper
airy chairman and secretary, whereup.
on Mr.. Bush, as chairman, and H. P
Wood, as secretary, were chosen by
CONTINUED ON Page ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.

When you have cold get a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
will soon fix you up all right and will
ward off any tendency toward pneu'
monia This remedy contains no op-
ium or other narcotic, and may be
given as confidently to a baby as to an
adult. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

Honolulu, Empress of the Seas,
seated upon her towering coral throne,
gathers tribute from all the countries
of the world through her splendid har-
Dor and because of her strategic posi-
tion in the Pacific, receiving great yes
sells and peoples from parts remote and
near, and welcoming them heartily;
and placing about the necks of those
who visit here and then depart the
beautiful Hawaiian leis of lasting
friendship, reluctantly letting them
leave upon their further travels, bid
ding them farewell with such music as
is seldom heard, music that fingers in
the memory and lures them some day
to return"
So spake DR.. J. T. McCOrmac, of the
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce, Ore
gon, at the first meeting of the Pan
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
DIDN'T THINK THAT CAPTAIN
WILBUR MEANT To SHOOT HIM
So THE CAPTAIN ISN'T TRIED

Captain II. p. Wilbur, of Fort Ruger,
was annoyed on Saturday evening, be-
cause w. R. Chiffon, police officer re-
sponsible for the enforcement of auto
mobile regulations, moved his machine
from outside the Kirmess, and while
thus incensed told Chiffon he would
shoot him if he touched the machine.
again. Captain Wilbur was arrested,
but no charge was pressed against him
this morning.
Wilbur's machine, on Saturday,
without an occupant, was stationary
close to the entrance and was proving
jan obstruction, whereupOn Chiffon
moved it round the corner. Later on
when Wilbur came out and found that
his machine was missing he made in
.quiries and was tod that Chiffon had
removed it. Wilbur sought out Chill
ton and threatened to shoot Chiffon if
he touched the machine again, Chiffon
thereupon took Wilbur into custody
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
NAKAI ARRESTED.

Nakai, the Japanese who was want
ed in connection with the stabbing
affray in Maunakea- street on the night
of the 11th inst, is now under arrest
and will be brought before the police
court tomorrow. lie is charged with
stabbing a fellow1countryman with a
pocket knife.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
NEW rICH MILL.

The X. Yamamoio Rice MIL is the
largest as we'll as the nIest in the
islands. All machinery is of the very
latest pattern. The famous Tengu
Rice is cleaned at this mill. With the
large cleaning capacity they are able
10 handle considerable outside parti-
cular. work which they guarantee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
CARNIVAL WEE AKT SACHS.

During the week there will be an
attractive display of Embroidered
Linen at Sachs Big Store. Also ad-
vanced styles in Street Hats. Gro
cheted Caps, all colors 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
SENATE.


The senate, this morning, confirmed
the appointments of the election in
spectors appointed by Governor Frear.
1t was expected there would be some
hitch in this respect, but there was
not discordant note
Senator Makekau, who was storm
bound on Maui and was unable to be
present when the other senators were /
sworn in, is still un-sworn. Chilling
worth declared Makekau is not yet a |
senator.
President Knudsen appointed Sena-
tor Fairchild a committee to get the
Chief Justice, but he reported that
the Judge was busy in chambers and
c|id not be reached so the senate
adjourned, leaving Makekau outside
the breastworks.
AX$MEHSMSWIE mSSlEMSW$D
Company, Ltd, for printing the house
! journal in English, and of the Hawai-
| ian Star Newspaper Association, for
printing the journal in Hawaiian were
! approved
! A flood of appropriations was pro.
jected in the house, among them be-
ing $4,000 for a concrete territorial
building at Hilo; $4,000 for a bridge at
Kaihuaha, Waianae, Oahu; $4,000 for
bridge at Puea, Waianae; $4,000, for
the Kapiolani estate to pay for lease
nearly expired. Also the following
sums: for roads and bridges at Koo-
laupoko, $80,75O; for same at Koolau-
loa, $79,25O; for same at Waialua,
$62,300; for same in districts of Eva
and Waianae, $33,25O; for extension
and widening of Kilohana road, $4O,-
1 900; for extension and widening of
Frog lane from School to Kuakini
street, $4,000; also Pua lane from
King to School streets, $4,000; also
Kauluwela lane six feet more, $27OO;
also the Charles Broad road, $4,000.
For the establishment of a home
for helpless lepers on Molokai, $780,,
Continued On Page Four)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
For Statehood

Representative Towse this after
noon introduced a House resolution
asking Congress to pass an act calling
convention to frame and adopt a
constitution whereby the Territory OF
Hawaii will be admitted as a State
of the Union.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
EARTHQUAKE
SENDS PEOPLE
TO THE HEIGHTS
ASSOCIATED Press Gable to The Star.)

coNsTANTINoPLE February by
which
The people eamped
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
FRESHMAN DEAD.

CONGRESSMAN DEAD
WASHINGTON, February 2o-Repesenatve Allen of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
NEW GENERALS s MADE

WASHINGTON February 2oThe Brig.
A.
brgadieraenerai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
CONGRESS HURRYlNo ITSELF.

WASHINGTON February
Of
expedite
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February
diets
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
HAYTIEN WARFARE.

AU
and burn the town..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
BRITISH RESIDENT SLAIN.

BRISBANE February 2o-stani"orh
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

and escorted him to the police station.
Though Captain Wilbur's name fig
ured on the calendar this morning, he
was not called on to defend the case.
City and County Attorney Cathcart
announced that under the circum-
stances as known to his honor and the
arresting officer, he would ask that
the case be stricken from the calen-
dar.
Judge VIM B. Lymer remarked that
the charge was laid under section 2792
of the revised laws of Hawaii and
under that section it was essential
that the person making the complaint
should be in reasonable fear for his
personal safety and certainly there
was no such fear on the part of the
arresting officer. Under the represen-
tations which had been made to him,
and knowing that there was no possi-
bility of a conviction under the charge,
the Judge consented to have the case
stricken from the calendar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
MONEY TO FoRTlFY CANAL.

WASHINGTON February 2oThe sundy civil bill will
preparation the fortifcaion of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
CHINA DENIES RUssIA's CHARGE.

PEKlNG, February 2o-ln note to ST. Petersburg c
che has violated the free trade treaty of 1881.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
Formation.

Coast Artillery by Hotel
street entrance; column right along
mauka fence towards Richards street
and front into line along fence.
Marine Corps-Enter by Hotel street
entrance; take up position on lawn be.
tween mauka line of Bungalow and
row of silver-oak trees adjoining posi-
tion assigned Artillery Corps,
U. S. r. c. Thetis Company - Enter
by Hotel street gate; occupy position
on lawn between position assigned Ma
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
LINE OF MARCH FOR WEDNESDAY
AND ORDER OF PARADE SETTLED

Beretania to Punahou street; halt at
Punahou street and wait for 3rd Sec
tion to pass; 3rd Section bicycles,
automobiles, automobile floats) turn
down Kapiolani street at Thomas
Square to King, out King to Punahou,
up Punahou to entrance of Alexander
Field above Wilder; End Section will
follow Srd Section over same route up
Punahou street after 3rd Section has
passed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

Continued On Page Four.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
'!Czy sWI[n6 .sl,ltaJe Ste Iepl-
sym?

Wiele rzeozy.altt wierdza, q talk
Jest. Spos6b te tYsiace stars siiee
inlnl1yyimrls tego dowodz4..
E|MiedzY tymiII IS fist ] PAM W. n.
Gould, n + sittstiesid,s n. H. kt6fa
odzyska}a zdrowle przez uzywanie
Electric Bitters, o6wiadcza teraz
innym olei piacym zawaze, ably 60
uty wall. y, Prxez lata cierpialam#na
zo}adek ] nerkl," pisze ona, .,kazde
lekarstwo kt6re bra}am, chybilo,
az wzie{am Electric Bitters. LeCz
to slawne lekarstwo pomog}o a
dzlwiajaco." Ono pomoze kazdej
.kobiecie. Jest to najlepsze toniczne
ma watrobe j nerki lekarstvo jake
;lstnieje. Spr6bu;cie go. do nabY.
ola " apiece M. J.Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
z POD MosK.ALA.

! WE WsI KAGIEWNlKI Male
,o.egrala sig oiekawa soena ma tie
zabobonu.. -W1otcianin tamtejszy
.Antoni Budziarskl wznl6s} okolo
:jswej zagrody plot, a ze wykonczyl
go akurat " dzlen sw. Marka,-wiec
'sasiedzi q g}6wnie sasiadki-kumoss-
.ki, poose}y Pr1epowiadad, ae bsdsie
.zle... + rzeczywi6cie z@o przysz}o
W postaoi -suszy, kt6ra zacze}a trar
pic ma dobre. Ma domiar lego
.gdzieindz:ej spad}y deszcze a " ka
,glewnlkach ami kropelki. Rosumie
sic winien temu plot, DO 6w, Marek
zc ME uszanowano jego
!dnia, wstraYmuje chmury, 20 tez
:skoro niebo zas1oni}o sig ciezkieml
!chmurami, wloscianie postaaowlli
plot sbursyc, DO nuz znowu wstrzy.
ma chmury. I rzeczywi6c:e plot
rozebrati do oslatniego kawa}ecz~
.ka, :deszcx luna{ jak z zebra.
.Pada{ wprawdzie ! gdzleindsie.j, ale
Mkt tego me- mole wyt}dmaczyt
zahobonnym w4odcianom, wiersa-
Gym 6wlecie, /: plot ME " pore
postawiony, byt przyczy"a suszy.
WARSZAWA. TUT pred War;
szawa ma lint kole, z Aleksandro-
s-aA,,{.G @ -.i1.Nz
wa, wpaN p:oiag pospieszny ma
przejezdzajacy ~dzek chlopski, ma
ktdrym siedxieli 70-letol gospo arg
Dratwa, ]ego. iona j z'ed. Skutk'
udersen;a lok'.m9tywy byfY strasz-
nne,sesd j .zisd=aost.ti zabiol na m'ej !
sou; plerwssy leaas.w odfegloscl
20 krok6w, drugi 80 krokdw Cd
przejazda, .lroqd.lhI,,ssy czerep ostatnllego
pc diugiejj stronls fiiniD zone zss
:aaeI.eaia wfsucila ma.
ay1on tysy, okalajacy
praednis j'sd i:!sl. 1'''zymaniu
pooiasn raDns saiijsto v stanie ME-
pr.ytomnyn.t sodni,a:o do aspi-
ali. 81. Ktsnisl.va.. gdz,e letars
,wierdsil1lllsiAssut.,nes lave nogii i if're-
i. ijaak, rr,dLwpiet y bra. !. sl,,;e!szcip-
lhva kkoblstA :;wkrdtce v'nar !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
z GALICYI

w KRAKOWIE 1asxed4 wypa
deg okrepnego samo b6stwa. Prsy
Eulsoy Pijas6w " budvnku pow.
EKasY ossczedno6oi. Jaka6 nieznana
|.k'otieta podpalila ma sobie pr1csiq-
E 1hlt nnsifte ubraaie j spai,la sic. Kie.
[dy prsybyso pogotowie, .ek.r .
Iskonstatowa} jnk dm.erc : powoda.
popar'eaif Co h51o povcoem tax.
.okroluego .targn;eo'a SIG na zycie
{kotlbiiety mnfodsj, jak s'y .da]e, pc
chodzece] 70 SIR int, l,gentny Oh:
j dosy.c samoanej M wiaiiomo.5
Siedxtwo ME stw,erdslto sjjej nazw..
ska samob6jstwo lokonane bYio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12

kupcowi Jdsefo ,i'1ll sTaierozyhskisma
2 Drzyoim'a q 50 tys,so,y m ,' u. 10
tys. mr. wleoej az IA, .spr:se'd1aavvaajjeecy
dal. N'em'eoka sp6sKa osa ,Isi'''
uaby}a cd pantoflarz'al 4 arolaa !; H 1setf
maana dom prey ul;cy chojnlckie;
po}otony ! chce.te poslad}o66 ME M
cow sprzedad. u.
: M}odego DO dopiero s* lat l,czaa
oego " Iwcu Karols Augustyhskle.
60, posiedziclela, kon kopnal
60 " brzucb tax SLIME re zraniony
prawdcpodobnie ME wyleczy sic.
TUCHOLA. llgo b. m. bY} tn
wyis.y radzcs rejencyjny : radsoa
budown,ctwa Z Kwidzyna W spra-
VIE saioienia nowego cmentarza
katolickiego. Poniewai tam, gdzie:
juz poczeli urzadzad cmentarz,
chca mlasto rozbudowac, miauo:
podobno nabyc cd komisyi kolo~
nisacyinej cztery morgi, kt6,e
gran,cza : dotychczasowym cmen-
tarzem.
STAROGARD. Robotnik Jan.
Dettlaf zTczewa ukrad{ ma. dvorc1
tamtejszym "a so fen. wegli. Po~
niewaz by{ juz "a kradzlez Is ray
ka ANY -przeto sad skazs} 60 ma
pol roku wiezienia.
|; RYWAkD, pow. starogardzki.
!!Ciesle fedora Brejze stad, przaje-
Icha} pociag W niedziele wleczorem:
ma linii kolejowej Ter espol Vice.
bork. Niessczesliwy pcn'66t sm'er6
ma mlejscu.
SKARSZEWY. Kupcowi Wetzlo~-.
wi skradzlono Z ukrycja worek
800 markam,. Pc zfodzieju ME ma
.sladu.
I - ~ ~s
SKARsZEWY.S mia}a kradziez po-
.pe}niono logo b. m. u kupca Well
.da. Zabranc woreczek, 1ezacy ma
stole sk}adu, " MIN znajdowa}o sic
500 MI.
-Podczas kl6tni pozgano robotv
nika Juliusza. W6lklego nozami
tax ze praywc}any lekarz .musia}
:rany opatrz 7c DO lnaczej czfowiek
by}by sic zakrwawi&. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12

/ ptlsnsn,, Jststwsii erdzono, ssa 4 -
bdjosynl oblaia sic nsfta y domul
ipl az I. 4 pprrs .I q. Pijasskiej, poslla
pctem DO dlsomu poddIl. ! tam
: 1iimunppss NINA .1 okro'Ip 'Ila odx.gs po'daippa.,
lila wsiakniete nafta suknie
M u .soobie, ably, Y ten sposdb rozstac
SIG zsAyoleu. a roxntala sig. Ma
strzepach kossuli spalonej znale.
siono monogram a. H.. M ssyl
medal,op,k : Matka Boskq, sawle-
Stony u no zlfotym. 4ijalnicus,zku " uszaob
miala samcb6jczyM ziote kolcsyki.
= dvamencikami. Zw{okl ma zarza-
dzenie komisarza F. Engelmanna
.-'#--. rF - 49, E'-"rt~ f,Z-- -'.
odstawiono do xakfadu medycyny
sadowej.
kW0W. Wrze6niowa kaden-
eva sedzl6w przysieg}ych rozpo,
-
czefa sle cieka w rosprawa pre-"
civ NJ. Wolosoe, oskarzonemu 0
morderstwo. Wolosko byl JUL .raz
skazsny ma kare 6m'erci "a mor-:
derstwo, nastepnie ulaskaw1ony
odsiaaywa}}s ix;are so.letnlego wiezie-
MIA. Odzyskawszy wolnosc, powr6~
Gil do swejj wsl niebawem znowu
aresztowany sostaf pod zarzutem
morderatwa. We Lwowle odby}a
SIG przeo,w menu 1ozprawa, po
kt6rej sedslowi przysisgli oSmiu
g&osami wydall werdykt, skazujacy
go ma xare 6mierci przez powiesae-
ME. Tribunal kssaoyjny zni6s} wy
rok dziaaaj Woiosko stanie snowu
pred s'4dem. Wog6le wrsedniowa
kadencya ~obfituje " mordy i a
.b6jsiwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
z POZNANSKIE0O.

BYDGOSZCZ. Samob6istwo
pope}ni6 usi{owaf kapelmistrz Pa
ley z ,.Csfe Bristolts. Zaproszony
do pewnej familii, : kt6ra utrzy
myws} st6aunkl ma koiacYe,: uda}
SIG podczas kolacgi ma chwilke do
przylegFego pokoju. Naras pad}
~strza}. Gdy' zebrani PREY kolacyi
weszli do pokoju, przedstawli
i'm SIG straszny widok. 2 przestrze-
Iona pirrsi2 Il za} p. we krwi na
zicm,. Naty chm;ast odstawiono go
do m'ejAtlceo szpitala gdzle lekarxe
stwierdzill ze rama ME xagra&a zy-
clu muzyka. 4.
NEKLA. Los ciezko dotkna} POI
siedzictela p. Zurkowskiego Mex
Ii w czwartek umarla mu iona, q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-12
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KASZUB. Zbi6r ziemiak6w
jest W tym roku nadzwycsa nv N,
gdyz zlemniakl nletylko obrodz,}y
SIG obf,eie, ale takze nadzwycza]nie
>wyros}y.: Ziemnlakl po pdftora fun
ia wagi wcale ME rzadko zachodza.
CzERSK. w iak, sposdb wy
zYskuja niesamlenn, agenci obcyoh
firm naszych gospodarzy nlepopra-
wnYch MECH s}uzy nastepujacy wy
padek. Dc gospodarza J. " Krzyzu
pod Czerskiem przyby} tymi dn'ami
podr6aujqcy, ktdrY przedstawi} sic
jake podrr6zujacy ma maszyny pew
nei firmy z Prus Zachodnich. Pan
J. chociaz majac Wlktorye fab.
mach. roln. blisko, kt6rej fabryka-
Ia a szczeP6lRiej sieczkarnle sigma
szeroko i dale ko Jake bardzo do
bre, naleiacy do tych ludzi u kt6-
rych tylko to dobre GO oboe i z
dslszej okolicy, kupuje podpisujac
kontrakt na nova sieczkarnie;-
daiac stara W 80 MIR: jake wp}ate,
10 mr.. agentowi gotowki csyli RAJ
sem 40 mr.. jake pierwssa wp}ate.
-Uszczesliwiony dobrym intere-
sem wleoze pan ). pewnego ozna-
czonego dnia star4 sleczkanie ma
dworsec, ma]ac odebrac nova i 2
= :, -
tryumfem wracaG z MIA do domu.
-Lecz jake zdziwienle jego gdy
sus}ysza}, ze no wei siecskarnl.. ME
ma d ma telefoDiczn1,e| z3a'ppyytta;niie sic,
odno6na fabryka o tym iuteresie
MIC ME vie 5e .wpad} " 'apke
aieuczciwego agenta kt6ry. cd pew
nego czssu W okolicy Czerska wre-
,cej podobnyhf ,nteretdw poioblf:-
Mech to siu*Y "a hauke tym nice
lpoprawnym ~jeszoze ktdrzy maja
rzetelna dobra polska fabrykY pod
nosem a pomimo to ~jesz''ze kupuja1
towar obey - .ieby podobnie i'm
ME pos.}o. Pan J. wr6cil ze stara
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sieczkarniia . IL mr.. lzejszy = stra
Gil dz;ed piracy, a ma zabloie mola
pewaie i kilkar grossly W Czersku..
RYN5K. Dziecl robotnika VOL
trama v i Leassscsynksa.ch zachoro va.
~ ma ,yfu.,. Zarsadzono natyob-
miast odpowieddie srodk, zaradcze
by szerzehle chotoby uniemozl;wi6
.GOLuB. Rada miejska uchws-
Ina wybudow anie r~zezalni miej i
sklej ma dawniejszvm placu Ola
6wiczehd gimuastycznych ma pr,ed~
mie5ciu toruhsk1em. w celu 10
krycia kos,t6w budowy postano-
wiooo saciagnad pozyczke W wyso~
ko6ci 10 tvs. mr..
TUcHoIA. zegar nistrs Mi
ohs} Kujot sp'iizeda} sw6j, prey ulioy
evieck'ej po'oto4py dom Z ogrodsmn,
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