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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
Situation With Five in Field

At the present time it must be re-
membered that B. b. Conner has been
conducting a red-hot campaign for
many months. Charles Henderson has
just begun his fight. AS to what
changes will be wrought as Hender-
sons fight becomes more and more
aggressive, is entirely speculative.
| At the preesnt time, with five cam
didates in the field. it is considered
probable that Conner has a plurality.
Speculation becomes interesting when
1t Is remembered that with Henderson,
Kolb and Wallace in the field, Seed
may be considered runner-up and
under the majority plan 1t would not
be surprising were he to make the
second race with the former governor
We're he to do so, the chances are that
Seed. supported not only by his friends
but by the enemies of Conner, would be
returned a winner.
In the event that Kolb and Wallace
retire from the race-which neither
according to his statement. will do
Henderson would become probably the
strongest candidate In the field. With
the plurality plan in effect he would
stand an excellent chance of victory.
Henderson Has Just Begun
Henderson, as stated has just begun
onward he expects to make inroads into
the strength of his enemies and to con-
solidate under his banner the entire
local option and auti-Comer strength.
Apparently he has Jefferson In good
shape. He has club In the county
numbering $500, headed by Frank B.
FoWlkes. one of tho strongest and most
popular mcr OF the county.
While Captain Eolb and John II.
Wallace. Jr. are absolutely confident OF
victory, so confident that the chances
are that neither will retire, it seems to
be the consensus of opinion that IN the
long run Henderson win be recognized
as tie chief anti-Comer and anti-Seea
and pro-business ana prosperity
candidate.
All of the candidates are active and
seem little indisposed that the people
at the present time are taking mons
of them seriously During the week
Just gone Kolb and Henderson held
rallies In jefferson with the result that
both factions are apparently pleased.
Captain Kolbs chief spokesman was
Col p. @. Bowman. Mr.. Henderson S
principal orator YVES Cc'. W. n. sam
ford of Montgomery.
Mr. Wallace and Mr.. Seed are con-
ducting speechmaking tours and both
say with success. MIR. Conner will visit
the wire grass this week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16


teams reported total for the day OF ss.-
4oo.2b. There Rad been reported previ-
ously 2a.6S750. The feature of the cam
paign SO far has been the large number
OF individual subscribers, who by the
It has proven tho universal appeal oc
the dispensary cause 70 men and women in
6CcptinneJ on Page Eieven)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
"New York. Novemher Il

NEW 1OTK, IVUVtHiDef III
"Messrs. Lane, Weatherly and Ward.
Commissioners, Birmingham, Ala:
1--WE will not pay any money until
our attorneys and engineers are sat
isfied. The expense we have been to
is evidence of our good faith. City
will not suffer by an extension.
II p. TAYLOR G. COMPANY"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
Fail to Appear at Special
Meeting and Original
Grant Lapsed at
Midnight
APPLICATION FOR
A NEW FRANCHISE
FILED YESTERDAY
Comes Up Tuesday-George c. Kelley
Says, 1--WE Are Going to Build a
rLine"-Exchange of Mes
sages Between Commits
sioners and Taylor Co.

Everything Is all right. We are going
to build a car line" said George C. Kelley
last night.
This statement was made in the face OF
the fact that the franchise of the Bir-
mingham Rapid Transit company-the
Kelleys and associates-after a varied
life of some six or eight months. expired
last night at midnight and is now void.
The alleged cause of the existing con-
dition of affairs is attributed to the II. p.
Taylor Banking company of New York
Taylor company did not act in good faith
with the Birmingham city commission
era
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16

ntinuei ON Page Eight
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
In
Akron Again
lRy eeorae E. carnaII.l

Akron. o.. March 19.-(SpeciaD-
Thursday Haywood was greeted at the
Union Station by 1900 strikers and
steps of the car an officer beckoned
to him. He walked over to the line of
police and was met by Police Captain
Guillett, who is worthy successor
Of Dusty Long, of Little Falls, Chief
Bimson, OF Patterson, and others, who
said: you are treading ON thin ice
here. You can stop, but If you make
any inflammatory speeches you will
be arrested. And we have sufficient
force to back it up"
Haywood asked him if he had a
warrant. He said NO. Then step
aside, am going this way" He then
walked away.
Then Haywood and Speed led pa
rade of strikers through the streets
to Reindeer Hall, where Bill made a
short speech.
Closely watching him in the hall
were twelve policemen but even they
ended by singing John Browns Body
Lies Moldering in the Grave" unit
they were In immediate danger of be-
ing stricken with fits of apoplexy.
The special "yellows" were there,
too. descendants Of the Vigilantes OF
San Diego. To disguise their vicious
ness, their degeneracy. their .treach-
cry to the working class, they go by
the respectable name of 'The Citi
zens' Welfare League" bit are dub
bed by the strikers who }see them in
their true light with thefleagle eye Of
an awakened class consSionsuess the
~Cut-throats' Warfare League"
Capitalist Violence.
Haywood jolted the Times when he
said, II picked up copy of the
Times this morning and l never saw
such an melting of violence as the
statements they make. 1t is the rubber
heads, their henchmen and the press
of the rubber trust that are trying to
create trouble among you" Cheering
and waving of hats followed this part
of the speech.
Haywood then reiterated his former
advice when in the city in saying,
Viewing this strike situation / find
no reason for changing my advice
given on my former VISIT. l told you
tn way to win this strike was to put
your hands in your pockets and keep
them there"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
W. J. PARKER DEAD

WI. Parker, carpenter, who work
ed in Wheeling for about is years,
latterly for Hamm Brothers, died
tuesday. at Fairmont, to which place
the family had removed after he suf-
fered a stroke Of paralysis two years
ago. He was about IS years of age,
and leaves wife and four children,
all grown. Local No. 8, of which he
was still member at the time of his
death, will send a resolution of CON
dolence, and it will be through this
body that the insurance claim of the
Brotherhood will be paid, The news
Of his death was received with great
regret here among his many friends,
For ne was a man Of sterling character
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
Red Light BulIies
CONTINUED FROM lsT PAGE.


that they had been released on bond
and that they had appealed their
cases. Their bond was set at 5000
each. Their cases will come up at
the next term of criminal court. when
their cases will likely be continued
or dismissed, as is usually the case.
The boys are the sons of MON"
Bradford, one of the most notorious
Characters in the city. who conducts
! house of prostitution. on Twenty
third street, in which more girls are
harbored than in any house in the
city. Mrs. Bradford was for a time
confined in the county Jail. She was
allowed to go home every night while
confined there Later she was let
escape and went out the Bridgeport
bike She also sells beer in her house
1t so cents al bottle, but has no city
license. ALI the property and auto
mobiles, which the sons enjoy is
drawn from the very bodies of these
poor unfortunate creatures, that the
mother exploits.
The citizens of the city of Wheeling
will watch these three cases, and the
Wheeling Majority will keep them
posted as to what takes place when
the cases come up for trial.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20

Governor Hatfield refuses to give the
miners trial by jury. He knows the
military court is unlawful. Attorney
General Lilly and his two assistants
know It. The judges of the Supreme
Court of West Virginia know it. Judge
Littlepage knows it, and openly says
sa. Every lawyer in the country of
decent standing at the bar knows it.
The whole state administration knows
that military trials are an unspeak-
able outrage, not alone on the prison
ers, but upon all the people of this
nation. Yet, the subserviency of the
whole gang of political freebooters
makes the fundamental rights of the
miners a mockery. We build monu-
ments of marble and bronze! and en-
balm in song and story the heroic
deeds Of the fathers of this nation who
resented the tyranny of the English
King with sword and bayonet, while
we, their degenerate sons, sit idly
by and watch our most sacred rights
confiscated by the political aprasites
of the Invisible Government" Com
merctahsm = business" with its law
of tooth and claw. and its moral code
OF the jungle, seems to have so cor
rupted the blood Of the people that
they have lost all genius for liberty.
Talk about a "suqare deal" with a
khaki gang of yellow legs acting as a
court for the trial of miners for al
legged offenses against the laws of thu
state. Go up there and see the para
noiac Judge Advocate, with a face
like a "swer rat" strutting around
with his tin-horn -.of1iciousness, and
presuming to prosecute decent citi-
Gems. He pulled the, leg of the state
for five thousand dollars for acting as
Judge A6vocafa's
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20

Ratronize Majority advertiserS Ther
lee asking 11E Zoue lEal1.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20

were the longest hours worked in any
glass house in the country. In the
last week OF two Mr.. E. E. Tharp, a
member of the Executive board of the
Glass Bottle Blowers Association. has
been in the city from time to time and
talked to the company about operating
4 union factory and complained to
them of the working conditions of the
factory. This face became known to
us, and we felt that Mr.. Tharp was
trying to help us, so few of us
thought it would do great deal of
good to have Mr.. Tharp speak to all
the men on the conditions of the glass
trade.
"Mr. Tharp agreed and arranged
meeting for last Sunday at the Wehn
Hall, to which the public was invited,
and at this meeting there was present
about twenty men who were not glass
workers. About twenty-four OF us at
tended this meeting and felt it done
US lot of good and felt good over the
fact that we had held the meeting.
On Monday morning we we're surpris-
ed to learn that Mr.. Noble had dis
charged six of the men and made this
statement. II think l am sure to
get the one that sent for Tharp."
When We saw these men being dis
charged we decided that we would not
work until they were given their places
back. We are not on strike to or
ganize a union. We protest against
this action of the company in saying
we can not go to a meeting. We want
that American right that all men are
entitled to, to attend any church we
like and go to any meeting we want to.
1--WE ask the citizens of Grafton to
help us in this fight. You may be
the next that some interest will say,
you can't attend any meetings.
Hoping you will give us your
moral support and insist on men not
taking our places and help US to win
this fight"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
Fmemen After
Traction Company


Wheeling stationary firemen are af-
ter the Wheeling Traction Company,
and, like the little fellow in the pic
ture who wants his soap, they won't
be happy until they get the Traction
power house organized,
Engineers No. 131 and and Firemen
No. Fl have been trying for years to
unionize the power house of the
Traction Company, but without sue
cess. By one means or another the
management has succeeded in prevent
ing the organization Of the men. Usu-
ally an increase of wages is given the
men to induce them to stay out of the
union.
This was repeated recently The
Firemen's Union secured for its mem
bers. an increase to $2.65 for water
tenders and $245 for oilers, and the
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
To Organize International

New York, March 1s.-Tha -.
workers, who, with sthe assistanca =,
he American Federation Of l.aaor VI VI
antly won a splendid victory n t5 't
~, are about to organize an jn t'5iS
national union. A call viii s.,a l1'' "
issued for convention to draft avs vs.
adopt constitution and bylaw a a,I
elect a corps of officers. The nan ,,lia
in this trade, as result Of as Xxx sps
eessful strike, have now strong and
influential organization and are II
sufficient numbers to patnfan = spbl
stantial international /organizatjon I
--z- i--O--=--
u your local doing its par, ~ *
't0re OF . merchant who Hoes mt -
~eftiaa N the MataFitY -
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
We've got them there" shoute

We've got them tnefe, shouted
the strikers, in chorus.
Yes retorted Haywood, Il know
you have, and it is beginning to pinch
the men who are fighting you. They
are beginning to squeal and feel sic
and want you to go back to work"
Not on your life" cried the strik
ers.
Haywood smiled. mo, l don't be.
lieve l wiuld just yet You have the
COW by the tail on a downhill pull
Police come first, then come the sol
diers and some of the ministers. They
carry clubs in one hand and bibles
in the other. Then there's the Cit
zens' Committee, that's advising yoL
% hustle back to work"
He continued But want to appeal
20 you strikers to conduct the strike
along the peaceful line you have been
doing. You built this city and the Rub
her .Barons are realizing that you
are necessary to it's prosperity.
They are realizing that until
you are getting better pay and better
hours their profits will not Increase y
Haywood appealed to every striker
to be present at a meeting to be held
n the shadow of John Browns grave,
saying, There under the shadow of
the monument, to John Brown, the
martyr who died to free the black
slave, we will preach unity, class cons
,iousness and solidarity so that the
white slave and the wage slave may
also be free"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
Not Pythian Castle

An item in tn e la st issue. Of the n.
iority stated Incorrectly thai W, wa
Lodge, Knights of Pythias Wa, ' ~
templating remodeling the pr.k Sol-
Castle at Iwenty-se vent street The
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
TOBACCO WORKERS EucHRE

The fifth annual dance and euchre
viii be given by the Blue Liable League
OF Tobacco Workers Union No. 2, at
Mozart hall, Thursday evening, March
q. The success of these affairs IN the
past is a guarantee that this AFFAIR
win be no exception to the rule. and
a record crowd is assured BY the al
ready heavy sale of tickets. There
VIII pc q door prize special Of $3.50 in
ADDITION to the other prizes, which
VIII be valuable. The committee COM
Prises Charles Taylor, Frances Hun
german. Henry Kloss. Henry Custer.
Willard Taylor. w III. Hahne. Rudy
Knauss and Carl Leach
R..sCa..s aLaiorltz saysrtl.srs 1hsy
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20

traction management Mas given an,
crease to the men in their Do,yas ~ III
to $2.45 for Sfiremen, s2.65 for uoa2e
tenders and Vas for oilers eSatef
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
Glass Workers.

CONTINUED FRoM 1sT PAGE.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-03-20
Gov. Hatfield Visits

CoNT1NUED FStoM 1sT4PAGR.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
Nauczyciel

-KOSCIERZYMA. Nauczyciel
Biellnski " NJ. Klinczu otrzyma}
pozvolenje ma zmlane nazwiska
swego tax il odtad nazywaG sic
bedie B,elefeld, Moze ME VIE re v
aazwie lezy po}ski pjerwiastek DO
owe >mlasta weAtfalskie Bielfeld
ma swa nazwa cd bielenia bieljzny.
WEJHEROWO. Rzqaca s,k6l~
ny Jan Schmidt by}y nauczYciel
semlnarYjny W Grudziadzu a potem
powistowy inspector szkolny " Sta
rogardzie nastepnie W Kartuzach,
obchodz;{ lgo b. m. sofa roczoi
ce urodzin swoich.
- Siosra Mitosserdzia Marta Oh
chodzi}a 2o-go grudnia so raclnice
swego powo4ania do Zgromadse~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
z GALlCYl

|Gsl,cya 1naiduje sig ebecn'e " barr
d1o ,ru'nem spy4eien.u p'en'einem.
P%Msoienie 70 xAwini3y Z jednej stro
ny obawy pred woj'az drrgiej
stroay banki obce. Cd pewnego
zasu bowiem pocze'y tax nie~
mieckie banki wiedta>kie jak i ban
HI czesi zak4ada6 file " Galioyl
ably tam . .pc}eoxehstwa polskiego
ciagnqd sarobki. Obecuie p:acuje
" Galley, ls w,elk,ch bank6w VIE
dehskich, \ bank czeskie maja
siedm ,fili,.
Oily v tYm roku ~powstafy " Au
%,ryi truInoeoi f,nansowe, wsxy.
+,kie te bank, oboe Z n4jw,ekss@
b, zwzxlednoscia pocse}y wye fl wac
ws.ystk,e kapitaiv : Galioyi pre-
uosid js do Wiedn,a , Pragi. Ma
!.}ego wypadiy tegoroczne
'niwa bard4o kiepsko " Galley,
TAX IL sal otrzebowanie p,eniedzy
Jest jessose w,ele wietsze, nit pc
ians lata,
pr.ynaimniej pol'tle bank
p'm,gad mcgty 70 ws.ystkich 81,
% snown sparal,.ow.ne po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

spali l odzyskacie energie do Gallo
dziennej piracy. Ona wszystko to
zrobi, a mimo to ME zawiera lad
nych szkodllwych srodkov i jest
stosownie do wymagan prawa u
w}adz zabespleczona.
Ci, ktorzy cierpia ma te straszne
nlebezpieczne choroby, moga z
%pewnoscia poswlsci6 kllka minut
dziennie przez przeolag k.lku dn1,
ably ola w}asnego zadowolenia sic
przekona6 czy 50 %uleczslni, zw}a-
szcza jesli zwaza, 4e ME uaia mai
m%uiejszych w%>datk6w; a ia : che
cla po6wiece wan MOI czas i molY
medycyne. Katdy roxsqdny osio.
wick chory pragnie tylko wieds,e6,
cry ]akak rzecx mole 90 lal. ia
~wYleczy6, a tn nadarsa sic " am
sposobnosG ~przekonsnia sip o tenn
bez koizt6w, lub zobow,azan i po-
waznej stratY czasu. TT K!LKA
DNI moze zm,enit ca}e vase ty-
Gle.
Wsxyscy 81, kt6rzy zadadx9 So
bic lyle trudu, ably do mnie nspi-
sac o bezp}atn4 medyoyne, otrzy-
muja takze kopie mojej wielkiej
ilustrowanej medycznej ksia*ki,
k,6ra orisuje wszystkie te ohoroby
dok}adnie. - Jest to naiwieksxa
kslazka tego rodzaju jaka k,edy.
kolwiek by}a napisana do bezp}at-
nego rozdania q move wydan,e Jest
w}ssnie W druku. ia napisze wan
take list . dyagnoza i dam wssel-
kie porady kt6re ola was beda
wielka pomooa. Lecs abYm m6g( to
uczsnid, MUSIC wieds,ed, 10 potrse.
bu]eoie mole lekarstwo. Eapiszcie
mi numery s~ymptom6u, ma kt6rs
cierpicie l wasz wick, a ia do-
tr>ymam moja ob,etnioe. Okaaoie
dobrq wole, 70 choecie 9:e wyle.
ezyd, q ~wyleoxycle sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
: sWIEClE. s.i.c ki KRIS, i,

lazarscie " GubsLie. Nieszcz.scle
Irxo " o5.}o og6lne US. 6lczucie
80 E-N[-s.---N+A $500 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
ola. Ia PR cue cd 1871 +. = v !.
1866 pielegnowa'a ranDyoh zoinle.
rzy.

CHUJNICE. Robotnik Maks
Jasn oh z Czerska ukradi proku-
rzySc'e Ulr'chowi r6ine pr1edmio.
ty. Toniewaz byl JUL "a kradxiet
karany, przeto izba karna skazala
go ma rok ! kwsl'ai w'ezienla'
kobotnlk Antoni 1Iapka .
Pradzony uderzy@ posiedsio,ela
Roberta Konlinga }opata " GLOW
"a to skaza}a go izba karna na 8
mietlecy wiszienia. II. natYcb
Mast przysresetowano.
--CZERSK. w Legbondsie u.
tworzono z dniem l stycznia r. p.
osobpa gmine k~odcielna z w}ueny
administering, do ktorej nalezet
bedzie l3 m'ejscowoscl paraf'
~czerskiej i 6liwickiej.
Kartuzy, Sad }awnlczy skazal
g%burczyka Leona Hasse z Mis<ewa
ma 80 marek kary "a Oh azentc slow.
ne i c~'elesne, atoli wyzsza in>tar.
eva uwoI,i}a 60 cd harry.
. WE.LHkRJWO. Czvladn K
kowalski Wlady sls Kwidzinski v
StszebleIinle zstruiniony byl ply
siekarnl. Maggie oderws} sig kawa'
z~elaza, kt6ry ugodzi} K. W glove.
Smlerc nastapi}a, natychm,ast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
ia 0FIARUJE WAN MEDYCYNE
IA WASP GAS
ki]ka dni wystarczy, ably u%dowodnit, re %jeste6cie uleczalni

Kilka mlnut waszego czasu przez
przeciag kllku dn' wystarczy, abym
m6g} wan pokazac bez jakichkol-
wick koszt6w z waszej strony, re
posiadam medycyne, kt6ra usuwa
kwas moczowY organizmu, a
wskutek tego leczy choroby merck,
pecherza i reumatyzm. ia ME chce,
abYscie wierzyll mi ma sfowo, il
chce poprostu aby6cle mi po>wollIl
pos}ac wan pewna ,losG tel medy-
cyny i aby6cie ia osobi6cie spr6-
bowali.
ia staram sig przekcnac oierpiq-
cych ma te choroby, re posladam
LOS da|eko lepszego anileli ivy.
czajne 6rodki, lekarstwa ftp. a ie.
dynym sposcbem udowodnienia
tego jest ~z}czenie tel medycyny ma
w{asny koszt i wys}anie jej cab
klein bezpfatnie. ia chetnie uczy,
nie to ola kazdego cierp,acego,
kt6ry zechce zadaG sob:e dose tru-
du napisania do mnle. Mech kaz~
dy to zrozumie, re ia ME. chce wy
s{ac lekarstwa INA prdbe lub COS
podobnego'*, ami tez nle pohle pu-
de}ta med5cyny nie powiem, re
mozccie uzyc czesG jej, a "a r. SITE
zapfacic, lecz ia pose wan pewna
ilosc tej medycyny cafkiem bez-
p'a,nie ME bede n'gdy zada& "a
p{aty "a ten podaruuek, All tez ME
bedziecie po1legali aaduym zobo~
wiazanlom.
ia chce tylko wiedziet, ozy cier-
picie ns chorobe, ola kt6rej ia me.
dycyna Jest przeznaczoua, pon;e
wal ME jest ona ,,do wszystkiego"
! dlatego podaie kilka g}6wnych
symptom6w chordb merck, peohe
RIA i reumatYzmu. Jezell zauwszy-
ole jeden hub kilxa Z tych sympto-
NOV, to potrzebujecie mole lekar-
stwo, q ia z chesiq posle wan pew-
pa ilost lego, jesli mi podacie uu~
merry symptom6w. ma kt6re uier-
p'cie, wasz wick, nazwisko i adres.
Moi adres jest: Dr.. Il. franz Ly-
mott, s439 Deagan Building, Chi
cago, Ill. Me potrzebujecie mi mic
oblecywa6. Me potrzeb ,jecie mi
"a MIC zap}acit. Wiec ably ME by}o
zadnego nleporozumien,a, powta-
ram, re zadam tylko numery wa
szych symptom6w, Tub opisanie
choroby " w}asnyoh s}owach j d.
byscie r@ywsll leAarstwo stosown,e
do wskaeowek, jake VAN poslp.
w ten spos6b %zdobywam popular.
nose ola mego lekarstwa chloe
mu przysporzy6 swiatowa slave.
Pc zuzyc;u tel medyoyny sami
przyznaoie, 10 n rozpuszczs u
suwa TRUCKING kwasu moczowego.
Ona nastrol nerkl W ten spos6b,
10 beda pracowa&y v harmonii Z
pecherzem. Ons tax wzmocn, PEI
ze "a ozeste parole moczu j
ipno duleglivoSol pecherza same
przez sig zn,kna. Ona powstrzyma
natychmiast oierpienia reumatycx-
nc. Ona rozpu6oi natyohmiast kry-
kwasu mocsowego, a vice
aui krzyt, AMI muskuly ME bedat
wan doleea}y, q powykrzywiane
ssybko sic wyprostui;a. Qua
site krwi i nerwcm, Al
wkr6toe bedziecie -lep,oj i.dlt |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

''latt" ogiasza, te wy.ik wybb,o9'b,Ws,'
',hpc|n ajaoy.b 4" p.r,ameu,t,u lie
& q 1
nlockissgo w:okrsA u tv,ecki,,u &C.
=',ony - It y 9 {, p;ero v l.ialt k,
III 2 $50 st, cana b "a Eodx. i24
lo!u'n:e " t~utejsz, IN d. mu 20
siatowanym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

SUBHASTY. W Ostrow,e W.
dano ma subbaste nastepujace pc.
siad}osci: y mistrzs 6lusarskiego
Franciszka Baka, termin epr.edaty
dina l4"marca 1918; 81 robotDika
kolrjewego Jdzefa Miko}ajc1e i TO-
ny .Aguieszki. termiu sprzedaxy 4
marca rb. !; 81 mistrza garnesr
sk,ego J6. eta Cxerwinskiego ter.
min sprsedaty 8 marcs r. b. Wsxy-
tkie try posiadlodci sprzedawane
beda pred sadcm okregowym v
Oatrowie 0 godx,nie 0 rano.
ZBAzYN. Wielk,e niesscseto,e
spctkalo v aooy : ponieds,a}ku na
vt res natorze kole'owym xe Zba.
,zyna do GnbenY, robotn,ka Mirka.
Js>tat on pooiagem jake pomocni-
osy han'uiczy do Gubeny. Wldoos
ME stutk EN- !. poslisgn4} sic
! sradf Sc stopni. poc'asu ktore
NJ ujecha'y obydwis uogi. Mirek
liosy d,p'ero 20 lati jet ojoeu
d*'cci. ,Umies,c.ono go VI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

MYSkOWICE Wsobote jecha}o
dw6ch urxedhik6w k'pa'ni pre-
mesza z 80 tvsiqcam, marek Ia wy
p}aty rob .tnlk6w do Birkentslu.
Maggie wyskoczylo c1terech uzbro-
jonych r4bu>i6v, k'6rzY zatr,y-
mali konle i wezwali urzednl.
bow Weissa i Jarcryna do wyda-
MA p~ien;edzy gdY CT jcdnak wa
hall sic, dali rabusie kllkanasc;e
strza}6w i ranili clezko Jarczyna "
usta i rsmie Wozuica zacia} kon;e,
rabusle zdoiali jelnsk zsbrad worek
{ 10 tys;9caml marek uciekli bez
Stan Jarczyna jest niebez-
riecsny.