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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
New Drug Store.

A handsome, modernly equipped drug
store, with complete line of drugs
medicines, toilet articles, cameras and
other merchandise, has been opened at
the corner of Ball and Main streets in
the former Byerly grocery location, by
II. A. l.. Ferguson, for year and a
half associated with the Collins Drug
Co in this city, competent, exper-
fenced pharmacist, and one who has
made many friends by his courteous
treatment. who wish him we'll in the
new undertaking.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Odd. Fellow Memorial.

Sunday. June z. will be observed as
Memorial day by the local Odd Fellow
lodges the Cantons, the encampmen.
and the Rebekahs. They will attend
services at the Baptist church in the
morning and will afterward march to
OAR Hill cemetery where memorial
services will be held and the graves
decorated. All members are asked to
meet at the hall of lodge No. SS on E.
Main street at 9:45 o'clock. Thomas
Wiley will be marshall of the day.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Penalty Case He ard.

Judge s. s. Miner heard the case of
the City of Owosso vs.. The Union
Telephone Co., Monday and took it
under adyisement and the case Of
Northway against the Telephone Co.,
will rest on the argument made by City
Attorney Pulver.
The case involves the question of
charging fifty cent penalty for non
payment of telephone rentals before the
fifteenth of the first month in each
quarter and also the question of the
jurisdiction of the court rather than
the railroad commission in the settle
ment of the question at issue.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Shiawassee Bankers.

The Shiawassee County Bankers club
will meet in 'Owosso on the evening of
June 16. A supper will be served at
o'clock at the National hotel, after
which business meeting will be held
The annual election of officers will take
place at this time. William J. Gray,
vice president Of the First and Old De.
troit National bank, will be the speaker
of the evening The ladies are invited
to attend this meeting and will be en-.
tertained by the wives of the Owosso
bankers.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Colfax Odd Fellows Elect Officers.

Colfax lodge No 436, I. o. o. F., has
elected the following officers for the
term beginning July 1, 1914:
Noble Grand-William E. Kribs,
Vice Grand-Ellis F. Wilson.
Secretary-Neil A. Carpenter.
Degree Capt.-Merrell Kerby.
Club Room Committee, full term
Ray Stinson.
Club Room Committee, to fill vacan'
cy-Harry Stephenson.
First Representative to Grand Lodge
s.. G. Lake.
Second Representative to Grand
Lokge- George w. Runyan.
First Alternate Representative to
Crank Lodge-John Mccall.
Second Alternate Representative to
Grand Lodge-Warreu Rouse.
District Deputy Grand Master Ar
thur Gordon,
The grand lodge session will be held
in Flint next October
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05

The removal of the large elevator of
Fred Welch's from the west to the east
side of Washington street was com.
pleted Monday and the Ann Arbor rail
road began the work Tuesday of filling
the excavation on the old site, prepara.
tory to making a small park about the
new station. The large warehouse on
the property will be moved in few
days to the east end of the elevator and
both buildings are to be covered with
steel and otherwise improved. When
the improvements are all completed
Mr.. Welch will be in splendid shape to
ha ldle large amount of business in
his line.
General Manager Towsley of the Ann
Arbor railroad was in the city Tuesday
comforting with members of the Owosso
Improvement Association relative to
the construction of side track for the
American Malleables Co., along Howard
street. The Company desires joint
bEdCh 81 Ludl LDc tuTtt TdllTOdub Will
have access to the same. 1t is believed
satisfactory arrangements will be
entered into between the roads.
Clayton W. Loring was over from
Lansing, Thursday shaki ng hands with
friends in the city and attending to
some business matters. He reports
business lively in the Office of the sec.
retary of state. especially the demand
for automobile licenses. 1t Is impos.
sible, he says, to procure the numbers
from II Q manufacturers in sufficient
quantity to supply the applicants
promptly.
Next Sunday there will be special
services at Salem's Lutheran church In
German and English. The state con.
vention of Lutheran Young People will
meet in the church. All are welcome.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
Pioneer and Historical Society is to be
held in Lansing, June and lO. The
program is one Of unususl interest.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Contract Let.

The contract for the bridge across the
Shiawassee river north of Owosso on
the Owosso Saginaw trunk line road
has been let to the Illinois Bridge Co..
by the state highway department 1t
is to be completed Oct. l5, at cost of
$4,000. 1t will be of concrete, two
spans of 80 feet.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Rebekahs Elect New Officers.

The Star of Hope Rebekahs elected
the following officers Tuesday evening"
Noble Grand-Flora Price.
Vice Grand-Isabelle Fickies.
r. S.-1da Washburn.
Treasurer-Mary Lietch.
Representatives Eliza Graham, Ruth
Babbitt.
d. d. F.-Minnie Hawcroft.
Captain-Wa Carl.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
vanSiyke Wins.

.he supreme court on Monday handed
wn a decision reversing the verdict
"A jury in the Ottawa circuit conrt
the case of Charles e VanSlyke of
1rand, against w. J. Brooks and
ers-i The verdict was against Mr..
psIyke who had purchased note
"a Calkins a. Augsburg. the Shiawas.
. ,scounty horse dealers, given them by
I Nelye men at and near Holland for
Me payment Of stallion. The su-
preme court reversed the decision of
the circuit court. Odell Chapman and
II. J.. Northwsy represented Mr.. Van
<Blyke.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Bible Holiness Seminary Commence
ment

The school year at the Bible Holiness
Seminary, which closes this week, has
been one of the most successful in its
history.
The closing exercises will occur on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
On Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, the
primary and grammar rooms will hold
their exercises and on Thursday after
noon the special exercises OF the other
departments will be held
There will be Evangelistic services
each evening at 7:30.
The public is cordially invited to all
these services.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
M c. Cars in Ditch.

The fast train north on the Michigan
Central Sunday morning ran off the
track, but fortunately no one was in
jured. The train broke into three sec
tions and the cars after going short
distance on the ties, turned over on
their sides against an embankment.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Owosso Loses Two.

In two games, the irst of which was
close all the way, but the second of
which was awfnl, the Lansing REQ
Truck team defeated Owosso, Memorial
dav, The morning game resulted in a
score of II to 8, for the visitors, and in
the afternoon game the Lansingites
piled up twenty-five runs, while the
locals had eight.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Neal Case Reversed.

the supreme court has reversed the
decision of the Shiawassee circuit court
in the case of Olive Neal VS. John G.
Neal in which the plaintiff was given a
verdict of $55s 72 on note claimed to
have been given by John Neal to his
brother James Neal. The defendant
who lives at Byron, was represented by
IL. f.. Miner.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05

Bancroft, June 4.-The funeral
service of the late Mrs. John Wat
son was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Westover at Mt Morris.
The service vas private only the
family and few dear friends were
present. Mrs. Holmes and Mrs.
Richardson sang very sweetly "Near-
er, my God to Thee" Rev. S. Graves
of Mt. Morris read the scriptures, af-
ter which Rev. w. II. Shannon of
Bancroft offered prayer. Rev. Chas.
Benson, for many years a warm
friend Of the family took for his text
Psalms 97:2. Clouds and darkness
are round about him, righteousness
and judgment are the habitation of
his throne" He spoke of the pres
ence of God in the world and the
blessed fact, that the Father cares
for his own. He paid beautiful tri-
butte Of love to the deceased and
spoke of the warm friendly relation
ship that had existed between them
for years. Mr.. Shannon. spoke of
Mrs. Watson as neighbor and friend,
and said that every home and heart
in Bancroft sent loving sympathy to
the heart broken family. Rev. Ed
win Benson of Clio offered the clos
ing prayer and the hymn Beautiful
Isle Of Somewhere" was sung. The
entire service was simple and full of
tender comfort.
The casket was covered with love-
ly flowers. the gifts of dear friends
and societies. The Eastern Star, the
Corunna commandery and the Ban
croft Amity club each sent beautiful
floral gifts. The body was laid to
rest in the family lot. Thus one we
loved, whose life was simple, sweet
and kindly, has been cut down in the
very bloom and beauty of her WON
anhood but her memory will be fra.
| grant, and we are comforted by the
blessed fact, "That her soul has gone
to God who gave it, and in that hap
py land she will enjoy, rest and
peace and joy eternal. AS the writer
turned away from the new made
| grave, where she was tenderly laid
the words of Francis Ridley Haver'
| gal came to mind:
Just what Thou wilt, o, Master cal
Or at the noon, or evening fall,
Or at the dark or in the light
Just when Thou wilt, II must bt
right.
Just what Thou wilt, no choice fol
ME.
Life is gift to use for Thee.
Death is hushed and glorious tryst
With Thee, my King, my Saviour
| Christ.
Contributed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Barn Burned.

Lightning struck barn on the
property of Wellington Clark, East
Mason street, Wednesday night, de-
stroying the upper portion and burning
a ton OF hay. The loss is about $500,
with insurance to cover the loss.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
MRS. j. a. WATSON SUICIDES.
Broken in Health and Mind Effected
BY Care of Husband.

BY Care of Husband.
Mrs. John A. Watson shot herself
Sunday morning at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E H. Martin on the Watson
farm near Bancroft, dying instantly.
Her boiy was found by her husband on,
the floor of her bedroom where she had
gone to prepare for a stay at sanitar-
ium. Worn out by the long mental
and physical strain of the care and
worry since the sudden illness Of her
husband, she had become temporarily
demented and had been restrained from
drowning herself twice Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson had returned TO Bancroft Sat
urday to see their daughter Harriet,
and while Mr.. Watson went to his store
to secure some wearing apparel for her
she found revolver and shot herself,
The coroner and sheriff were called but
decided no inquest was necessary.
A brief prayer service was held Mon
day, and the body taken to Mt. Morris
for int erment.
Mrs. Watson was forty years of age,
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Westover of Mt Morris, both of whom
are we'll along in years, and the shock
has seriously affected the father. One
daughter, and brothers and sisters sur.
vive beside the parents and her hus-
band, whose health is such that the
family are much alarmed as to the re-.
suit of his wifes death.
Mrs Watson was a woman of 10y.
able disposition, faithful and proficient
in her duties at home, in the church,
lodge and socially, and the sympathy
of wide circle of friends throus shout
the county is extended to the bereaved
relatives
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
Shiawassee Baptist Association.

Corunna, June 2 The 10th anniver.
sary of the Shiawas.ee Baptist associs
tion will be held with the Baptist
church, Corunna, Wednesday aud
Thursday. June 10I1 The program
follows:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
lO;OO-Consecration Service, led 10y
John G. York
1O;l5-Address of Welcome, E. J,
Cross.
1O:2O-Appointments of Committees,
1O3O Reading of Church Letters
1880 Miscellaneous business.
1900 Feed
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1:3O- Devotional, led by Fl. H. Bow
ser.
1:4O-Conference. The Church as
Social Center" A. d. Worden.
2lO-Conference. The Church and
its Young People, Re j. Cross.
24O-Conference Efficiency in the
Bible School," c. E. Mieras.
o'lO- mlScellane0uS business.
3;SO-Women's Session-Reports and
Conference
4:0O-Recreation in the City Park
Baseball Game-The Delegates VS..
Corunna Scouts.
6:00-Feed
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7:00-Song Service, led by A. d.
Werden.
7:15-Address "Our Hungarians and
Bohemians," Miss Alma E. Kurtz, De.
troit
7:45-Annual Sermon, L. Severance.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Minister'S Conference. -
Paper-"The Minister and his Field"
E. L. Killam.
9:OO-Business Session of Lansing
Free Baptist Quarterly Conference
9:30-Miscellaneous Business.
10:O0-Address. Our Spiritual Needs
and Resources, D. j. Price.
1890 - Address and Conference.
Evangelism and Social Service, L. c.
Barnes, Yonkers, N. Y.
1200-Feed.
| THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1;30-peyotional led by Henry Nor
gan. ~
lao Miscellaneous Business.
2:00-AddIess. THE New Baptist
Era," L O. Barnes.
2;30-Conference The Every Mem
Der Canvass, E. M. Lake.
3:00-Final Business and Adjourn.
ment.
The Corunna church will furnish free
entertainment to all delegates.
All trains stop at Owosso Take street
car at Corunna avenue for Corunna
Fare cents
Delegates are requested to bring base
ball gloves.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05

Former Governor Chase S. Osborn on
his arrival in New York from a trip Of
about sixteen months around the world
admitted that he might again become
candidate for governor. II do not
want to run for governor again." he
said, II have other more important
things-to me-to do But If consid.
cradle number Of unselfish people in
Michigan ask me, will run. If It is
thought my candidacy would reunite
the Republicans and Progressives in
Michigan, will make the race.
- -----------
Mrs. A. J. Holland and children
leave next week for their new home in
Dixon, ILL.,, to join Rev. Holland.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05

VsYd johnson of Bancroft, who plead
= sdiitS. to violating the local option law
has been placed on probation for two
years by Judge s. s. Miner. He fur
nished liquor to number of Bancroft
men in March
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05

Mrs. o. l.. Dsyis has been in Howell
for several days with her mother. Mrs.
Smith, who has been sick.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02
o.
Leczy neuralgia. = Zabij
b6le.

Sloansa llniment dale pomoo
neuralgii albo Sciatica. Dochoa
wprost do holacych ozescl. vs.
ka " nerwy asm'erza Dol. Jel)
takze dobry M reumatysm, M
gardta, b6l v p.ersiach j wywicbbll
nlycia. Me potrzebujecle nachra
sauao ws.aka. Pan j. R. swim
ger, Lulsville, ~. pisze: C;orpMg
lem na okropny neuraigiczny
giowy plrses csterY miela9ee bes
k,iielkolwiek ulgl Uxywalem S1e.Aa
MA llnlment przez dwie alho IN
noce i ME cierpialemI odt4d No
vet. Wezcle d,l5 bntelke.
.majole N domu zawsxesna Waxelk0
Tb6le j sttuozenia. $50, Secs 6l.
q aptseelklsialrrsJJI. a
BuchIena arnlkksowa ma1d nSran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02
Pc %fotografie ola dzieci.

Pc f0tografie ola dZieci
przystepujacych do pierw-
szej komunii 5w. idzcie do
Anrtoniego Zadrockiego kt6.
ry robi " tym czasie na]tah-
sze obrazkl " mie6cie ola te.
60 % ma najlepsza maszyna
swego wlasnego wymysluNad
maszyn9 II p. Zabrociz roz-
my6lal przez Is lat 9 teraz
dostaI patent ktory moze 90.
kazac kazdemu, ola tego ze
ma doskonala maszyne w
;rabia .szybkoi lepsze ob lrllsEd
nil inni mole sprzedawalcll:
= Wiele taniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02

do d 'olnn,s chaiupe podpali4. GdY
.zaczeli nadblegao sasieds,, ably dom.
ratoxat, Cledlak : slese era ' reku
groz,lSzabiiciem kazaemu, kto .bli-
~ sle do cha}upy. Dopiero weswa-
ny zandarm zao1al ubezwladnlc SEA
lenca j wtedy r1ucouo sic do ratun-
ku domu, ale posostaty tylko zg''i.
sscse wsr6d kt6rych znaleziooo
zweglone zw3oki zamordowanej.
Jedyna o6reoska Cte6l Aka 8 letnla
&C .lasa, uci,k}ssy do .ls,s!n, !. gg I 2
b}aka}a sic csas d1ugi:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02
y GALICYI.

KRAKO ". We wsl Skotnlkach
saszed} straszny wypadek zbrodoi,
iaklej dopu5cll sic znany awantur-
mix i alkoholik, zamozny gospc.-
darz 4o,letni Cieslak. Powrdciw-
szy do domu 2 roboty, wszczal ikl6-
'tn,e ; zona, dostawssy. naI'adu
szallehezego, pr1ewr6eii tone na
ziemis, skopai ja nogam,, popoze,m
sci wYcil slekiere kilkoma uderse>
miami zamordowa1- sps|niwszy to
wybiegl : chalupy, chodsil Pc wsi
I.opowiadal spotkanym ludziom,
ozego dokonal. Potem posEedf do
karczmy, napii sic v6dki, povrooil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02
z POD MOSKALA.

ZAGORZE Wv Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem) pewien robotnlk chcac sig
pozbyc Tony ! czworo dzieci, ably
sic oseni6 z.inna kobleta wpadf ma
l6cle szatanski pomys}, "a pomoca
bcmby wYsadzl{ on swe ncmiess-
kanie " powletrse, przycsem iona
i jedno dziecko poniedli 6mlerc,
podczas gdy troje dsleci ;akby u
dem zdo}a&o SIC ocalic. Zbrod mar -
areszto Wano,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02
re SZLASKA.

OPOLE. Freed tutejssa izb@ kar
ma stawa} " tych dniach doz6rca
wiesienny Riedel z Opola "a kraa
dziez " urzedzle. Nianowie'e wsku
tex pog4oski o kradziezach bieliznY
jak1ch. dopusc;6 sig mia}a iona Rie~
dla urzadzlia policya rew,zye przY~
czem znaleziono znaczne zApasy sk6
~ i obuwia .kt6re skradk W wlezie-
niu. Ia to skazafa 60 1zba ksrna ma
; miesi3ce wIezieuia T. lata utra-
ty praw obywatelskich.
MYSKOWICE. Are ,ztowano tn
onegdaj W pewnei gospodz'e prey
bglego tam pred kllku tygodcla'
mi z Buenos Aires niejakiego VOL
f. Berko~ltza i zone jego siore.
Policya stwierdslla ld~entYczEosc
rzekomego Berkow,tza re znanym
handlarzem dziewczat Ignacym LIE
wiokim z Buenos Aires pred poscl
gem prokurat,ryi. Prey aresstowa"
nym znalezioao znaczne aumy pie
uledzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02

Boz z, I66q, ks,a1eczka do nabc+
rozmiar 34x34 Gala l5c
.n.m;arn Axea cali...... 45c
c,h,nnto Roou oprawna " sk6rke re
f,d,.nkn Boou. v ozdobrr bla{ej
opraw,e = klamerka: z}ocone
brzeo, ... 81. 10
m. on,,,,na :, m;ekka
o' sIorlo ~ ,,oconvm +v%tulikiem.
s1onoHo hr.eo; ahc
z,,,,, Ks;atka do nabozenstwa
dla wszvstkich katclik6w, opra.
Gtox Serca-z duzym drukiem
onrawna W skdrke. 2 okuciem j
klein. ztocons srzegi..
..
6tos Sercd = Dlor "oofo" Plesn
=saaonnnn p1tn1;l;em 1locooe
hr.co; soc
Ierty nabo&e*stsoo-Z modlitwami
6w. Alfonso ma Geese Najswiet1
szsj Fanny Maryi nl%eustaJacej
pomocy. Ksiazeczka oprawna "
mocna sk6rke, z %kolorowym o.
b''zklem ma oK1adcc, . z4oconym
49,. 49,
feT'y noooSensesoo opla
oonym 's'u'ln' N'oo0no ~ m
,}oconym tytulik,em, z}ocone
brzepi. $l.95
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02

ssutl n podw6rse, gdzie jeden1 2
domocwn,,kow rzucli nj niae mi mech,
gaszac ty,n sposol,em ogieh, lecs
kobieta odnlos]a tax ciezkie popa.
rsenla, 10 muslano ia zaw,est do
zak1adu chorych. Lisewski lego, kt6-
~ podobno pope}nil czyn 2 zazdro.
Sci. aresztowan0.
POZNAN. Ksi4dz B. Sulek do
-tychczasowy kapeIan sanatorj jun
Si6str Elzbletauek " Poznaniu po-
wc}any zosta1 Z dn,em 10 czerwca
rb. jake nauczyciel do zakeadu g}u
choniemyobw Poznaniu. Rownocze
5nie obejmuje <. S. duszparster-
stvo mad srarszymi g}uchoniemy-
mi ma prowincji gdzie kolejno pc"
~wlekszych miastach osobne dla Mich
nabozenstwa odprawiaG bydzle x.
Sulka Jest synem sp. Sulka dawniej
szego rektora " Poznaniu ma Will
die.
BUDZYN. Nieszczesny zwyozaj
wysiadania z pociagu bedacego
~jeszcze " biegu spowodowa} zno-
WI straszne nieszczescie. Malarzl Sar
neckl wracajec Z Rogozna do domu
gdy wysiada} "a MIN poc'ag staossf
potknaf sig i dostai sic pod kofa
At6re go formalnle .rozssarpafy 5.
LEGACY rs lat pozosta wiz %staruszke
matke kt6rej by} jedyna podpor&.
GASAWA. Straszne nieszczekcie
wydarzy}o sic tn W wiatraku cieali
Gaczkowskiego. Podczas gdy G..
zoajdowa} sic ma g6rnem pietrze
wiatrakale .letnl syn: lego chcls} ma
nlzszem pietrze naolei6 sraby. Prey
tenn dosta{ sig mkodz,eniec. giowa
mledzy tryby. G}owa zosta}a lite
ralnie zmiazdzona. NIL n pollcya ma
cazie zamkne}a zv}okl za6 obfoz'no
aresztem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02
POZNANSKIEGO.

tBYDGosZCZ. S~trassnej zbrod-
ri dopu6oli SIC robotnik Jan Liisew.
ski pod Bydgos.css. Bratalny 6w
cziowlek, oddajacy sic nnafogo~,pi-
j.hdstxa wylal ma hone, ~ ohvil1
gdy vstawala 2 l6ska, butelke ben
zyn,Y ! podpalil. " okamgnienniuu
,nies1es e5llxa staDe{a = pion,e-
snla4h. Prserakona poblegla y ko.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02
w1EScI z OJCZY!l I'm

!: WIESCI Z OJCZY,ZlNl'f !
20
:.
Z PRUS POLSKICH,
CzERSK. w. drodse subhastY
bedzie sprseiawana na tutejssym
sadie posla 1fo6d A~ugustyna Du-
szynskiego " Got6wcu, obejmuja-
Ca sdomost.Fo+l ki.ka m6rg zieml.
Teru;n ~sprzedazy naznaosony ma
Zig, s%ierpnia rb. o godz. lote;.
-Drugi teTmln enthusiastically
ma posiad'os6 oie6li Ignaoego Csa-
'piewskiego z Rzepiczna odbedzie
sig 81 sierpnia 0 godzin,e lotei.
Pos'aat9dc ia obejmuje kilka mdrg
!: lax i .zarosl,.
SLlWlCE, pow. tucholskl. Co.
~spodarz, J6Aef Zaremba z konska
nabyf. tutaj posi2dlo66 Andrzeja
Hopps'go z caikowitym inwenta~
rem. Cena kupna wyros'}a $4,000
anr.
SOPOT. Dobra BONA dotych.
czasowa w4ssoo6c p. Msryana Gre
.llosa, a sprzedana " drodze sub
nasty naby4y sp6iki polskie i to
Bark Kaszubskl.. z We]herowa
Bank Lulowy z Sopot "a 155 tvs.
mk. Niemleckie gazety donosza re
pertraktowa{a take 0 dobra tie ky
misya kolonizacyina, lecz 0 kupna
ME poczyni{a staran.
<CHOJNICE. Izba karna skazaka
j. Paplau, kt6ra bedac zstrudnlo'
ena ma poczcle -otwlera}a 2 c,eAawo61
~ci cudze listy, ma 3 miesiace wie-
szlenia.-W wiezieniu Sic fczenneosa~-
.dzono lesnlozego D. pod zarzutem
krzywoprzys'estws,
BRUSY. Odbyt sic tn Stub p.
Pestki Z Pokrzywns. Przy dojez-
~dzaniu do Brus kon le6niczego He
::gelbrechfa z k1odawkl PREY mia
niu s'e sp}oszY{ powfs sle E'r1e'.
wr6cif. Ma ~szcze6c,e opr6cz kilku
guz6w i %pot}aczorej pow6zki wick
zszego ~nleszczescia przYtem ME by
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02

<CHOJNICE. Izba karna skazafa
j. Paplau, kt6ra bedac zatrudnlo"
ena ma poczcle -otwlera{a z c,eAawo61
~ci cudze listy, ma 3 miesiace wie-
*zlenia. w wiezieniu Sic fczemeosa~~
,dzono lesn,ozego D. pod zarzutem:
krzYwoprzYs'estwa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-02

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z}oconym tytulikiem z okucien
izameczk:em, z{ocone brzeg1 60c
Ami6t Str0& Chrzescisnina Katolika
sbi6r modlitw i pie6ni s}uzacY
ola dusz poboznych rozmiaru
5x33 cali W sk6rkowej oprawie
re z}ooonym tytulikiem, ztocone
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z okuciem. i klamerka, re zioco-
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tytulikiem $l.s5
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francuska sk6rke, miekkle ok{ad-
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tytuligiem sl.5(
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likiem z1occue brzegi...... 75c
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skorke, 2 z}oconym tytulikiem
z{ocone brzegi.. $50
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81 (gruby druk)......... 81.sc
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