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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

cends to embankment OF vladuct: thence
as an elevated line easterly in right OF way
or Culver line or through private property,
over Fort Hamilton avenue. Twelfth ave-
nue.. Thirteenth avenue. Fourteenth ave-
nue. and Fifteenth avenue to West street;
thence either within or adjacent TO Culver
right OF way. across West street, Cortelyou
Road, private property TO Gravescnd ave-
nue. to a point between Cortelyou Road and
Ditmars avenue; thence southerly along
Gravesend avenue To Shell Road. along
Shell Road. over Coney Island Creek 10
West 9Th street and private property 10
Surf avenue, Coney Island. subway, open
cut and elevated.
Subway Becomes al" Road.
New Utrecht Avenue Route-From Fourth
avenue subway, near 3Sth street, southeast
erly through private property or right or
way Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit roads and
crossing under Fifth avenue. Eighth ave-
nue.. Ninth avenue and New Utrecht ave-
nue.. southeasterly through private proper
" near Tenth avenue. where the road
which Is a subway or open cut up 10 this
point, becomes an elevated nne; thence
southerly to Tenth avenue and through
Tenth avenue to 29th street. along Tenth
avenue to New Utrecht avenue. to point
near SGD street, where spur begins;
thence southerly along New Utrecht ave
nue TO point near Slst street; thence south
Crly across private property and Stth street
TO point IN Eighteenth avenue near soth
street: thence across Eighteenth avenue
t5th street. private properly ana eotn street
10 point in ssth street near Nineteenth ave-
nue.: thence xoutherly along sSth street to
near Bay 18th street where Q connection
can he made wifi the Coney Island branch
Of the Fourth avenue subway. The spur,
before mentioned curves southeasterly
from New Utrecht avenue and SO street
over New Utrecht avenue ano prlNate prop
artv Ia n point on cast side Of New Utrecht
avenue between SGD end SD streete.
Sea Beach. S5th street and Fourth ave
rue TO Concy Islend-Open cut ana en-
baukment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
A FOREIGN NAMED CANDIDATE

While practically 10 one IN Washington
takes seriously the predictions that the
RepubIican National Convention VIII turn
70 any compromise candidate, the susseS-
ticns that senator Lodge and Senator Root
RAY be chosen IN that capacity are anoru-
ing the utmost amusement to Their hlehos
in the Senate and hardly less 70 them-
selves. Senator Lodge believes that "hlie
My Root owes, or may owe, the sugses-
ton of his name to william Barnes jr" -
Cfr. Lodge enjoys the distinction OF beins
the first man 10 be nominated for Presi-
dent bv foreign country, for 1t appears
that f. was The London Chronicle "hlch
first announced the probability Of the sen
ator from Massachusetts being chosen 10
head the Republican ticket. That is due' OF
course to the fact that OF all the men IN
the Senate none Is better known ABROAD
thar, the senator-historan from Massa-
ctusetts. senator Root banteringly replies
e., this claim TO distinction on the part oil
tho senator from Massachusetts that ms
ropuleritv abroad is due TO his well known
pro-B British procliutios, IN answer 70 "A'ch
senator Lodge smiHngly refers TO tho re-
marx made by Mr.. Roosevelt when ho was
President. that "ElihU Root Re one or the
ablest men ir the country, dear reno"
and would make an admirable PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

ayauue. thence southeasterly through
Wyckon avenue to "A Iolnt near Nashlhs-
ton avenue: thence SoutheasterlS over
Wyckof avenue and Cooper avenue am
wa" Of the Long Island railroad; thence
so,therly through the right or way 10 "A
point IN Aberdeen street near busHW 'ch
avenue, thence southcrly III uf 'lEHt VI
way oyer Aberdeen street BusnNlch , naenu.'
he Sales Place. private property, eastern
PARKWAY stewart street Conway street 10
a nnint IN block bounded 10y Conway street,
UIshyyi,k avenue Rose Place and BROAD
way, thence southeasterN otel pa - ,'ee 5
nloncrtv and Broadway to point near Rose
Iiarc where connection can be made
with the Broadway elevated line subway
''I Rroad street. Whitehall street. Montague
a,Iact routo-From Church street line or
Broadway subway through White'a ~
street and under East River by tunnel 20
Nnntoei,e street. through Montague street
in WIlloughbv street and junction |lul
Fourth avenue subway, BROOKLYN s,.,
Fourth avenue subway extension " "'"
street. o,.ood, con.
u Brooklyn %C[Gd loop subway. already CON
strucied
Tho routes 20 be constructed ny the
prool,lyn Rapid Transit COMPANY arc a.
follows;
Eastern Parkway 10 Malbone strect-sub'
way. ,,,..,a
Crozstown line. Greeppoiit -tieNatrd
Grayeseud avenue voutc-From point near
oSth street and Eighth avenue Nhore II
conncrts with New Utrecht avenue Gle,
vsted line. oasterly in right of way on
culver line private property. Ninth ave.
me 18Th street as propo9e1, through ilsul
,,f ,y,,v ~ urivato property. under TENTH
Avenue TO point in block bounded by Tenth
.ivenuc. 31th street. Fort Hamilton avenue
and 3sih street. whore III" road' Nnl.n wv
to this point is subway and open cut. aa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
NELSON RAPS PRESS AGENTS
Charges Them with Issuing Garblod Re-
ports of Meat Inspection Probe

from Tho Tribune Bureau
Washington. May 2l.--FollowinP his f..l-
ure 10 make good" on sweeping charges
against the meat inspection service, Rep
resentative Nelson, the Wisconsin insur-
gent, to-day took tho trail OF the press
agents who disseminate news from the va
rious executive departments In Washing
ton. Accompanied b. several Washington
correspondents who had been summoned
10 support the Nelson charges. the Wis
consin member appeared before the Rules
Committee OF the Hous" to-day and urged
tho appointment ~ q select investiga ting
committee of five members 10 pry particu-
Iarly into the press agent evil" Of the De
partment Of Agriculture.
Representative Nelson charged that tho
department he'd issued from time TO time
"garbled' reports OF the meat inspection
inquiry hearings, and that the franking priv
ilege had been abused The correspondents
in question testified 10 the receipt OF the
alleged Objectionable matter although II
was declared g. have been delivered by
messenger and rot bv mail
Members OF 40 Rules Committee sug-
gested that th' various committees on OK
penditurcs IN - government departments
already possess authority 10 investigate any
improper expenditure Of public funds. and
the press agel controversy probably will
be turned Oy.r 20 these committees for
such action rs t1oy deem proper.
Aware of the public disfavor Of tho crea-
ton Of additional invest eating committees
the Rules Committee Of the House has been
lighting SHY lately OF resolutions to author
izc special investigations. and Mr.. Nelson
probably viii have 10 depend for action on
the nine Standing committees on eXpeudit-
lirc IN Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
INCREASE LIFEeoAr EQUIPMENT.

While tho steamships on the various ines
which arc now owned and operated by the
Eastern Steamship Corporation have always
been amply equipped with llieboais' ne
rate and ufe1elts. the corporation, IN ordcr
70 anticipate government requirements or
any laws that may be enacted, and to sat
isfy tho public feeling respecting lbesaving
equipment, has recently placed a large
c-der for liteboats snd lfcbeits for Us
Fhjps The added equipment viii provide
IzeDoat seat for every passenger carried On
the thirty ships which the corporation oper-
ater. among them tho Massachusetts ano
Bunker Hin. on tho Metropolitan Line, be
tween New York ard Boston, tie Old Col
ouy North Land end North Star. Of the
Maine Steamship Line bctv cen New YORK
and Portland. and tho vessels on itF W.
T.ous routes cast Of Boston including tire
Boston q cortland Line. the Portland
RCcl1lsnd Linc the <ennebec Line. tho
Rpotdhay Liuc. Tive Bangor LINE tine Mount
Dcs,,t ard Blue itib lines Jnd the lnterna'
lIonal liges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

l.
The Dillingham; bill TO amend the iin'n'-
Grafton laws is running a prccarious oou' -
IN the House Committee on Immigration
which to-day tabled the measure by No''
If : IN Z. \ motion TO reconsider, however.
Uae pending when tn" committee adJou' "'''
md tfa fight VIII h renewed at the hcN'
,,oat,,o Penresentative Goldfogle, mem
I.e- of the committee. said tonight tht
tom If to-day will probably stand -
b,ros that T. will. Tie Dillingham; bll w
declared by rs House opponents 10 possess
several objectionable features, cni'l "'lO"S
which f. the nlteracy test and inc "o''
amendment. The latter provides Tor me VI,
variation 81 any alien 'who shall take "a
Vantage of his residence IN m" ''"''"
states IN conspI~s with others for the N'o-
lent overthrow oil . foreign government rec
oo,,izad TX. tho United states" This amend
r,en+ e. IS certain, might result in the de-
rortafion Of numerous political refugees
7, has been declared n hearings b''''o
tive JIoue. committee that under the ROOT
amendment the Gar could compel t'''
t,,vr Of Russians whose ultimate desuha-
flor. would he Siberia. Strong objccuoH hd'
also hccu made by delegations represent
irr Je1ish-Amercau and other ofsan,1''
tons 70 the ilitcracy test, which requires
that an immigrant must be able to reao
ana write at least one language to pe el'E'-
he FOR entry. Ia the event tho House re-
considers its action tabling the BILL IL 's
predicted that these sections in particular
viii, 10 amended before The measure passes
H., House Unless the House Committee
on Immigration reports Immediately some
lii amending the immigration laws ih'T"
VIII be little prospect Of such legislation
before the adjournment Of ID" present ses'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
From The Tribune Bureau
shington. May :
MAY BE BRYAN AND HEARST.

MAY BE BRYAN AND HENH0''
From a source close TO William K Hearst
comes the report that William j. Bryan Is
not only likely 20 capture the Democrauc
nomination, but that he is seriously con-
templating inviting Mr.. Hearst TO accept
the second place on the ticket IT Is re-
clared that Mr. Bryan has already neon
feeling out the sentiment IN certain quar-
ters with a view to securing the nominal
ton for first place for himself and that Tor
second place for Mr.. Hearst. It IS pointed
out that the peerless leader could easily
effect the nomination Of Governor Wilson
II he would come out squarely for the Ne"
jersey executive, but that he purposes 10
do no such thing, that, on the contrary ne
desires to see Governor Wilson capture
considerable number OF delegates ana
Speaker Clark secure an almost equal NUM-
her, because such situation would almost
inevitably result in q deadlock in the con-
yention. which he hopes to break with
stampede If delegates TO himself In Sc
curing Mr.. Hearst for second place. II IS
pointed out Colonel Bryan would gain The
power OF the support Of MI Hearsts syn
dictate Of newspapers, and with this he Ie-
lieves he could easily beat the ruptured he
publican party, whoever may be the canal
date Il IS further asserted that If, as is
generally regarded probable, Nh. Roosevelt
bolts the regular Republican convention
and heads a second Republican national
ticket Mr.. BRYAN would be more than ever
certain Of his own ability 10 secure the
prize tor which he has 50 often striVen N
vain. and such a bolt III Chicago would he
accepted by large number Of Democratic
leaders IS o certain signal for a desperate
effort on the part Of the Neorasken anu
his friends to capture the Democratic con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
ATTACKS HOUSE TAPIFF BILL
Senator Smoot Says People Don I Want
Prosperity kicked About.

Washington, May 2l.--"Thc people don Z
want their prosperity kicked about like ct
houn DAVIS" said Senator Smoot OF Utah.
In continuation to-day OF his argument ia
tho senate in opposition 20 revision Of
the metal schedule 40 proposed by the
House bill. lie said that the House had
entered upon political rather than gel.
entifc revision aud contoudcd that there
could not be proper revision OF the
schedule in advance OF n report by the
Tariff Board
Mr. Smoot defended the rate. o. tine
Psyne-A'drich lin denying that 70 had .r-
creased rather than diminished tarif
rates. IL po,DiG To- continued prosperity
.Hdc, thai "a" and attributed thr high
.r-, o. Twin. L. other Causes than tho
tarn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
KILLED ON HIS FIRST FLIGHT
Amateur Aviator Falls with Aeroplane
and Il Crushed to Death

yenja. Chio. May 2l.--"Fred" J. South
ard Of Minneapolis. an amateur aviator
fell one hundred feet at the Wright ava,
t,on field. near osborne early to-day ana
was killed instantly. lie was forty year.
old ana had Just bought the aeropiahe
from tho Wright brothers.
Southland obtained the keys 10 inc
ba,yar after he had been refused perrnls-
eion ~ take the acrorlane out without fur
Their experience. llc fell JUST SIX minute
after he had begun the frst h'B"' AUNT
His body was badly crushed
Southland is the thirty-eighth aviator
killed since January last and the ono
hundred and thirty-eighth victim since
IN. death of Lieutenant Sclfridge' In 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
liver, Ninth avenue to Coney Island

Culver. Ninth avenue to Coney lslahu
Elevated.
Coney Island Terminal
Jamaica Lines-Elevated. r..h
Myrtle avenue lutheran Cemetery
Pond Road-Elevated aud right OF way
Brighton Beach-Open cut
The commissions engineers have hsu..
the track mileage OF the dual system "
follows:
marlborough: Present mileage 90 SUI
way lines to be constructed Jointly oy Wv
city and the company. 80; elevated ,s
road extensions, by company y u'NS
tracking Of elevated lines, by COMPANY,
miles; total mileage OF new construc'''"
269.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit: subway hns9
be constructed by city, 76; subway anu ~,
waited extensions. 10 be constructed py W
company, S.: existing Brooklyn n'r'
Transit lines. TO be reconstructed 0! wv
company. 70; total mileage, ~. 4, urss--
The total OF new rapid traits, ic,e.l--
either wholly new or to be reconslff r. be
under the dual plan, viii, tnefeto'"
about Al miles OF track.
------e------
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRisuNs
Mailed anywhere in the United s''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
4 N0TEn DOCTOR SAYS,

Fy.ryone should use some littie anu IN
nowder IN the shoes. Confining the ~
shoes Is in itself unnatural ana ca - -.
moist or snarting condition. feep's r.ss-
finement now rse daily, Amen ,,,o ,is
the antiseptic powder 70 De sna i.t.,t ssn-
,b,as aud would as soon 20 "unou. v.,,.
sifp,co as without the use of Aliens fo''
Easa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

hardt heirs they might get the heirs 10 sen
The witness said Judge Archbald's course
merely impressed him as friendly act
toward the heirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
THEDAyIN WASHINGTON
nuIINeHAM BILL ON TIE ROCKS

hyt no could not he elected 10 the ONCE OF
sheriff BY popular vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

SUNDAYS NETWORK IHieoN.
Mailed anywhere in the United ''
for So so a Year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
READY FOR DUAL SUBWAY.
Gaynor Anxious to Pass Confer
enCe Committees Report.
cage OF All IS PLANNED
Special Meeting of Board OF EST
mate Called for To daytime
Routes as Laid Ont.

Boroueh President McAneny, chairman ot
the conference committee Of the Board OF
Estimate. spent the day at home yesterday
finishing his report or the dual suo"a!
system. which he IS TO present 10 the board
nj special meeting to-day. The meeting
has been called for II a. m, hut the print
eTs will probably be unable 10 get the re-
port out by that time. and It is likely that
the meeting VIII 10 adjourned until
o'clock in the afternoon.
Mavor Gaynor +. I'm favor or passing the
report at tho regular meeting Of tho board
tomorrow. but President McAneny he-
lleves that some criticism might be aroused
II the report should bo rushed through so
quickly. re IS in favor Of letting his re-
port lie over for week, that It may re-
caive any criticism that any one may have
to offer.
President Mitchell of the Board of Alder
men is opposed to the plan, which provides
for preferential payments for both the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the
marlborough E.pd Transit Company. He
holds that suol payments arc Illegal aud
unfair 10 the city.
Tie Public Service Commission sent 10
the Board Of Estimate Yesterday the nye
additional routes laid down on Monday
The only routes OF the dual system that re-
main 10 be- laid out formally are the tunnel
connection between the Fourth avenue
subway ana Staten Island, the INTERIOR
ough connection from Park Place to Brook
lyn 10y tunnel and the connection between
the Lexington avenue subway and the ex-
listing subway at some point between 32d
ANA i2d streets These will be adopted as
soon as some minor matters have been
cleared NJ.
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en- is now practical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
Eastern District Line.

r-,et,rn District lire From Broadway,
Manhattan, eastward through llth street to
go ,,nJnr the East River 20 North Gth
etr,ci Brooklyn. 10 Metropolitan avenue.
- I2uchvick avenue. 10 point between
,Tcrtrn4o avenue and Johnson avenue.
thence curpinl southeasterlv under Bush
b,ocK Iounded Ly Rushwick avenue john
.nr avenue, Whit street and Poerum
'treet where the road. which IL 4 subway
Ioco,u,s an elevated line on cmbankmeut
on ,-iad,rt. thence continuing "2Stcrlv
,nrn,ah Johnson avenu" {" q point ncar
Naricl avenuo. su,theast"ily 80 stewart
a,Tu,ic near Ingraiis Eueet, thtnr.
',,,tbc1s,orl- through Stewart avenue. IN
ham street. Harrison Place. private
property and slushing avenue to Wyckon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
Ohydne gruntoWania

" ziemi SO czasem styszane pred
okropnem trzes,eniem zicmi, kt6re
.ostrzega. pred uadchodzacem ME-
bezpleczenstwem. Przestrogi a
fury So dobre. Okropne b6le j
dolegliwo6oi W ~krzyzach ostrzega
was, il nerki p%otrzebuja baozniej.
sci uwagg1, jezeli chceoie uniknqc.
tax niebezpiecznej choroby. lak,
sWodnas puehlliinlpa, obfity oddch6d
5=tnr.yny. = materya oukrowa - albo
Ichoroby B}riights.. Wezcie ma
Itychmiast Electric Bitters q boil "
krzyzacb zniiknie a povrdci dobre
syn otrzyma} wiel-
kie korzy6ci cd uzywania go ma
ohorobe merck i pecherza" pisze
Piotr Boudy, South lockwood,
Mich. ,,Jest to rzeczywi6cle dobre
lekarstwo ma nerk,." Spr6buicie.
SOC W apiece M. J. Kowalevskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

ipewna niedobrel alswyy
.dzlewczyna. Wszelkae srodki kt6 &.
rych uzyto aby leh przyWr6el6s: 1 do.
okazsly sic bozstutecsne.
WABRZEzNo. w doma nj
strza rzeznickiego Gustaws Gotta
preyulicy dworcowej wybuch 27go
grudnia ogien, kt6ry g6rna czesc
z~nissczY{. +.
S~lERAKOWICE. 27go grudnla
zmar}a. tn. .nagle iona emerytowa-
nego nauczyciela Rudolfa Ruchnie
wicza Panllna z domu Gruoha}a"
w esiersk W SO roku zycla.,
-. - @H.+ s,-.. "
= W kosciele tutejszym posta-
tego roku pc raz Plerwszy
prey ~c1tarzu sw. Rarbary z}6bek
gw,axdkowY' Choir kosolelnY urzaa
dzl W sail p. Warczyhskiego
1.rzedst& wienie,, Narodzenia Jezu-
SOW ego's, to " wiecz6r wiglli-
jny ola mfodziety a W Boze Na7oa
ola %doroslycn. Ks. prob
obja6aia} dz1eoiom ka&dy
akt, poczem: one obdarzone zosta}y
piernlkami.
Hell. Dn;a 81 z. m. zfowllo
kilku rybak6w Is }%ososi, kt6re wa
zy}y tray centnary.
TCZEW. W ~No*y Rok prze"
wf6ci{ SIC ma ulicy w6z pccztowy.
Woznica odni6s} znoczne rany tax
ze odnie66 ; 20 musiano do domu.
chorych' !.
SOBO WIDZ. Robotnica Gruhn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

||etf1. 'l''..l ny i. 4, 81 1uvolnid..a w,se. g.
|Poe.en Hy lE|''1'''' otnss ! j
- zzE 1 : st + ''' 3 a. .
EprseSo'sra 8 !. ) s.pl1udoil. sic pa daah
|sqs,edaieep lbpaynku asstlasnut ant Wy
:dosti1 fisFaha voInodd. Prokdfato-
rya ryslala list gohosy "a zbiegem.
KAr9 B Ronied'ys 4. leral-
MIG Jerzego . = pprssystankiem :. kolei
lvangrod.kiej zapadla sic sienna
na pr.estr1eni zoo metrdw kwadra~
towych .powodu podebrania jej
.przez tepalnis tamtejsss. W OF.
chlan, zginat gdrnik KaAmierz Ma.
ger pozostawiajac lone j %sze6cio orc
dzleei. Kolej waskotorow4, ::przejez
dzajqoa tedY ma szczedcle zdolano
xatrzymad tut pred Aawal'skiem:
! WR0ehAW. ~ m. up}yne}o 80
lat, JAZZ ks. kardyna} Kopp zosla1
konsekrowany i. intronl2owavany
biskupem " Fuld zie. w przysz'ym
roku przypadaj4 ola niego al
oztery szczegdlne roczn,ce IS rok
uarodzenia, SO rocznica kaplahstwa
as roc.nlca wstapienia ma stol'oe
" WrocEawiu: i25 roc zn,ca vejaoia
do purskiei izby pan6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
Korzystna praea Ola 800
ludZi

" lasach i tartakach naszych W po-
blizu osady polskiej W Hawkins
kraiuie W Wisconsin gdzie Polacy
~licznie ma roll sic osiedlaja. Wy!
6mienite miejsce do. rozpoezecia
gospodarstwa rolnego. Ziemia
tamtejsza z urodzajno6ci s}ynie, bez
bagien i fatwo do uprawy przygo~
towat sig dale, ley blizko mast
z dobrymi targami ponad koleja
zelazna. Cena roll bardzo niska.
Tylko male zadatki zadamy reszte
sp1acac mozecie dlugie lata. POI
trzebujqcym zapomogi zawsze' do
starczy6 mozemy korzystnego "a
robku W pcblizu ich domu. Jes)i
szukacie piracy my Was zadowolnit
mozemy! Pc blizsze szczegg6ly, ma
py it'd. piszcie po polsku do Was"
%cicieli:
e. X. 4 G. C. Ellingson
Room 4O8 Rector Bldg.
CHICAGO, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
KALIFORNIA
Kraj ,zycia ma powietrzu''
i :niezr6wnanych powab6W.

= ! !AAOAA " 49,
zadziwiajaeo ebfity wkwiaty5
pos;adajacy wszystkie na :.
=tuifsaffne plao,'~a'satb,y kt6re czYnia zycie
wartem zycia. Wszystkie przyjen-
.nostki domowe i zbytki podr6zy
:wybuj ale wcztereoh ma wyzssych
.kla,ach przez oodzienne poci4ggi
Chicago j North Western.
The San Francisco Overland T.
mited, The China j japan poetic
Wv, The Los Angeles Limited i
The Centennial State Special. Dor
kladne obja6nlenie "a zggioszle EN- 9.
SIC do agent6w biletowych, kolel
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
GALICYI

LW0w. G4osnabJ,a pred rokiem
przesz}o sprawl. aresx'owanla Was
ciciela d6br Oaollhsklego /. posre"
dnik6w wsprzedazy majatk6w ks;e-
dza Fo{ossyilowicza i Abraha ma
Gotdberga. Aresztowani oni zostali
pod zarzutem ==psopelnienia ossuksh'
ozYchl maldniirsailEsoyi na5 sskode tony
Ossolidskjego,d1 kt6rej w}ssci VIE
nalesakoa4fyy :,naiaas:ek.. zaraz. ma po-
ezetku dle j! y "a wypuoszosono ma
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