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A UNIQUE SCHOOL -,z
At THE PENITENTIARY

OF the hosts of visitors who from
time TO time attend chapel services at
the state prison very few probably
realize to what good this same chapel
is put during the week days.
On Monday morning 1t becomes a
school room. The funder and now for
many years the head master OF this
unique institution is none other than
the genial Chaplain Blake.
No more interesting sight need one
care to lcok upon than that long line
of men, some young and athletic. 9TH
ers bent and gray, who when the after
dinner gong sounds at 1890 fold their
arms over book and slate and school
boy fashion march to their respective
classes in the big chapel. lift up the
adjustable desks fastened to the backs
Of the seats and go promptly to work.
A portable blackboard stands before
each class and the work of instruction
proceeds in as orderly and enthusias-
tic manner as in any school in the
land.
The first to claim our attention is
a group of some half dozen men study
ing higher algebra. The convict shirt
was the only evidence that the keen
eyed. kindly disposed teacher was one
Of their own number. A large group OF
swarthy Mexicans studying, some
Spanish some English. under an in
telligent negro teacher. looked very
much as II they were preparing for
better things than guerrilla warfare
against Uncle Sam. A pleasant faced
Italian had the undivided attention Of
a class learning per centago. while
other groups were likewise at work
on arithmetic. A class In shorthand
is doing excellent work under ona Of
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ATTENDED CONFERENCE
IN PUEBLO MONDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Gibson, Rev. and
Mrs. Floyd Van Keuren. Jas. n. Pea.
body and DIR. and Mrs. w. T. Little
motored to Pueblo on Monday where
they attended an Informal conference
of the clergy and laity OF the EpIsco.
pal church OF the southern part OF the
state In relation TO the election of a
bishop for the Diocese OF Colorado.
the conference. which was strictly an
informal affair. was held at the hotel
Vail and was presided over by Rev.
A. NJ. Taft. rector of st. Stephens
church OF Colorado Springs. Several
tentative nominations for the bishop
ric were made and their availability
for the office were discussed. A
special committee OF three ciergymen
and two laymen. OF which Rev. MIR.
Touret was made chairman, was ap-
pointed TO make further considera.
tion OF the nominations. Later a dele.
CATION OF Eplscopaiians from southern
Colorado will go TO Denver and dis.
cuss the selection of bishop with
representatives OF the church in the
northern part OF the state.
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CONVERSIONS
AT REVIVAL
REACH 124

Al .hough the evangelistic services
which have been in progress at the
Christian cherch for nearly month
closed Sunday night with liz acces-
sjons to the church. the revival had
gathered such momentum that it ap-
parently conldnt sop suddenly and
when at the close of few remarks
by Rev. Dean at the reception for
new members at the church Monday
night the invitation was given.
twelve more converts came forward
making a total of 124 for the meeting.
Prof C. NJ. Howe, who with Mrs.
Howe has had charge of the music
during the revival. in little farewell
talk to the congregation Monday even
ing, complimented Canon City and
its people ve-y highly, and said that
his brief stay here had been one of
the pleasantest in all his experience,
and that the revival Just closed was
one of the most profitable and success
full he had ever been engaged in. In
cidentally he paid high tribute to
Rev. Dean, the local pastor, and said
that the church was indeed fortunate
in having such man as it's leader.
So well pleased were the congre
cation with the conduct of the
music by Prof and Mrs Howe that
by unanimous vote of those present
it was decided to invite them to come
back next year to help with a similar
revival.
Judge l. w. Ibbotson then came for
ward and in a few well chosen re-
marks presented Rev. Dean with a
check for 500 as special and volun-
tary offering of appreciation on the
part of the congregation. The pastor,
much touched by this unlooked-for
token, responded in a most feeling
manner.
At the conclusion of the services
in the main auditorium the ladies of
the church served cake and coffee to
over 300 people in the basement.
Forty cakes were furnished by the
ladies for this function.
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for the past few years.
The club is the twenty-fourth in the
history of the University nd is under
the direction of George NJ. Chardwick.
Of the chair OF music. formerly must
cal director at Cornell University.
The club is composed OF twenty
four members, picked from the men
student body Of eight hundred at the
University in Boulder. A chorus OF
twelve yocalists; mandolin club
composed of FIVE mandolins. two vio-
Inns; a mandola and two guitars; a
reader. and Professor George NJ. Chard
wick. accompanist and director.
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COMING HOME ON
YEARS VACATION

Miss Bertha Evans. former teach.
er in the Canon City high school and
for eight or ten years a missionary
in British India, has been given a
years furlough from her work in the
Far east and is now on her way home
to enjoy a well earned rest. Miss
Evans. who has been principal of a
missionary school at Ongole, a native
town $50 miles ncrth of Madras. for
several years, left India for the Uni
ted States on March 18th. and is plan
ming to arrive here about the middle
of June.
Enroute to America she will spend
some time in China, Japan and the
Hawaiian Islands and will reach San
Francisco about May 18th. She has
two sisters living in California and
will be their guest for two or three
weeks before coming to Canon City.
Miss Evans was very popular as an
instructor in the high school here and
has a host of friends in this city who
will welcome her return to Canon
City. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
ton E. Evans, reside on Kountz avenue
in the Four Mile di trict. Mrs. Ar.
thur Wilson of this city is a sister.
Miss Evans will remain here during
the greater paSt of her vacation.
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MANY CAAONITEs IN GUFFEy

Five or six auto loads of Canon
City people attended the Cattlemen's
Convention at GufIey Sunday. Among
them were: T. NJ. Harding, Joe An
derson. Mack Wilson. Lou Hemmerle.
Jesse Campbell, Lon Green, Elmer
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Green,
MIR. Hubbard. Raymond Riede, Peter
Sterling, Dudley. Van Buskirk, VIM
Boucher. Charles someryille, Carl
Coleman, Lonnie Gribble. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Stump. MIR. and Mrs. T..
Witcher. Charles Jackson and John
Hyssong.
During the meeting. Ted Harding.
always booster for Canon City. ask.
ed the cattlemen If that whenever
they captured any wild animals suit
able for the zoo. Canon City would ap-
preciate it If they would send them
down.
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VISITING MILLS. SHELTERS,
MINES, ETC.

Prof. c. p. Lauterbach and Max
Hardy left this morning on a trip
OF inspection among the mills, smel.
ters. mines. etc, OF southern Colo.
RADIO. The former was anxious for
educational reasons to study the spec.
ial Industries Of this section of tho
state and decided to devote tho
spring vacation to obtaining infor.
nation along those lines at first hand.
Max went along with him as a cola.
borator and companion.
They VIII visit the cement plant nj
Portland, the mills. smelters and
neel works at Pueblo, places Of IN.
iersst in Colorado Springs and Tho
mines In tho Cripple Crock district
They Will be gone until the ana of
the week.
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the most skilled stenographers and
typists in the state.
All grades of knowledge are being
assimilated. Pathetisally interesting
is the first reader class Of men. some
old. some young. Close by sits an
elderly man Of foreign birth. As the
visitor bends over the closely printed
page and asks. What have your in
very broken accents comes the an
swer. Rhetoric, ma'am;
The spelling contests have elected
as keen competition as in our city
schools. The visitor overheard one
man, life timer, whose sole stock of
learning has been accumulated here.
say, referring to an approaching spell
ing match: ayes, chaplain, won half
the cake last time. / believe ! can
win a whole one this time"
A record is kept by one man of the
daily grades and OF the monthly class
averages. The averages for the past
two months were so high as to con
vince one that most OF the students
are doing their best.
The spirit OF genuine helpfulness on
the part of the teachers and OF evil
dent zest to learn ON the part OF the
pupils made, US forget we were be-
hind prison bars until the hour for
closing, 1880 p. M. came and the or
der, "Cell House ;" Cell House q"
etc. was given and the various groupes
of school boys. with folded arms. filed
out. AS they went the impression
deepened that had each OF them MS a
little child had adequate opportunity
he might not now be where he is. To
many the prison school is the first
door Of opportunity in life time and
u ID couTCe VI BThtincatioH " 1hapI
lain Blake that his unwearied efforts
have proven blessing in many lives.
One notable instance: A prisoner
came here some years ago as ignor.
ant. to use the chaplain's expression.
as a hitching post. He learned to
read and to write. A long dormant
passion fo7 learning was aroused and
every spare moment was utilized in
taking courses of instruction by cor
respondence. Today he holds an en-.
viable position. commanding an excel
lent salary. May his kind increase,
and we believe that It will.
A. VISITOR
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SOUTH CANON HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
(By Doris Eweli)

Friday morning a musical program
was given in chapel period. II was
very much enjoyed by all and we
hope another can be given soon. The
program was as follows:
Girls Glee Club-"Thru Sylvan
Glades." and The Spring Song"
Trio-"Stars of the Summer Night,
Harold Sprinkle, Robert Stocked and
Robert Galbrafth.
Solo-Miss Craighead.
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Eva Dean, senior. responded to the
toast "Ihe Summit She told of the
SUBMITS yet to attain. the peaks Of
Columbia, Yale. Harvard. shrouded
with eternal glory. She gave a Won
derfrl picture of the path behind. the
long and tortlrous road to the sum-
NIT. and of the view, beyond. Miss
Dean showed remarkable ability in
word painting. and was listened to.
with keen interest
Mr. A. f. Sharman of the Board OF
Education. concluded the speaking
with a talk on The View He said
that the view was broad and noble,
but that having attained the lofty
summit, II was still necessary for ns
to realize that success or failure de-
pended upon oureeives. alone. Mr..
Sharman's address was sincere. and
interesting. and was received with
much favor.
A toast to the Seniors was then sung
by the Juniors. The words were
composed by Thee. Emmerson. and
the tune was%"AIy Bonnie Lies over
the Ocean"
Now here's to your health. o brave
Seniors.
Seniors. so naughty and bold.
Then here's to your strength and
your valor.
And here's to your wisdom untold.
Chorus:
Bids you to honor her name. so fair.
Nineteen Sixteen
Affords Cpl ortunities rare.
For three happy years We have known
you.
We've worked and we've qunrrelea
in turn:
So pause ere you go from our htgh
The wish of the Juniors 10 learn.
May clouds never dim your horizon,
Max JOY ever stay by your side.
May fortune smile kinily upon you.
And friendly good luck be your
guide.
Table decorations were carried out
In orange and black. the coiors OF 10.
Each place card bore n hand painted
orioie. Many vases of beautiful daf-
fodils made very pleasing eject.
and. at the end OF the banquet. each
guest was presented with enc OF the
flowers,
II was an evening which will live
long in the hearts of those who at
tended. Tender thoughts OF such an
AFFAIR must ever te cherished. memo
ries OF perfect days" which future
years can but make more joyful. In
spiration to higher and nobier goals
rests In Their comradeship. the will
to do. and the courage to dare. What
though the path lie long and stony.
and treacherous pitfalls lie along the
way. tho guides and travellers both.
sometimes grow weary. tho many
stop at the highway house. spent
and exhausted. tho the view from the
hard won summit is often obseured
by the mist of uncertainty and DOUBT.
despite all this. we stlli must glory
In the fact, that:
God gives us hills TO climb.
And strength for climbing.
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The Geology class took trip on
Monday afternoon to the foothills
east of Fremont Peak. They are max.
ing a study of the sediments from
the foot of Fremont Peak to the hog.
back. Quite number of valuable
specimens have been collected.
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Everyone is looking forward with
pleasure to the coming of the Univer.
sity of Colorado Glee and Mandolin
club concerts. to be given in the Pres
byterian church under the auspices
of South Canon high school on Thurs
day. April 9th. The program will con.
sist OF selection of spicy song hits,
live mandolin selections. and classi.
cal airs. such as have never before
been excelled in Canon City. Also hum.
orous readings and impersonatlons
will be given by Horace Pierce who
has starred In University dramatics
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Record Want Ads are sure TO brin,
Results
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R.ooss wsn..ss a.. sure 70 oass
rssaiis.
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OW
Funny when think that thinking will play
Blind Buff" You to
folded unless The Game
Blind Mans Buff TOWN
COMMUNITY
he S a hc asks
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Miss Craighead was absent from
school Monday, SO Prof. Warner sub
stituted during music hour.
The Senior English class took test
Monday on Holmes. the Autocrat of
the breakfast Table" They have
spent a great deal of time and study
on this book, but all feel well paid
for their efforts.
David Torres was absent from
school Monday on account of illness.
Tuesday morning Miss Mildred Shir
ley and Elizabeth Craven entertained
the high school pupils with a duet
on the piano. Very seldom do little
folks honor us with their presence
SO we appreciated this very much.
The Junior class had their picture
taken for the Annual Monday evening.
The stan has reported everything to
be almost ready for the press. So
we hope to have our Annual out early
this year.
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Grace Ryan was absent from schoc
Monday because of sickness.
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David Torres was absent from
school Monday on account Of illness.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
ZMARLI.
S. D. J6zefina Grulkowska.

J6zefina Grulkowska, czternas
to letnia c6rka wdowy Tekli
Grulkowskiej, zamieszka}ej pod
mr.. 1854 E.. Sanborn III. zmar}a
w poniedziafek 0 3ciej gOdz ra-
no W tutejszym szpitalu pc ope
racyi Ma zapalenie slepej kiszki,
pozostawiajac matke trzech
braci Alwina, Rajmonda, i Nice
fora ogrzeb odbedzie sic W czwar
tex 0 9tej Z koscio1a sw. Stani-
s}awa K. Ceremonie pogrzebowe
i nabozenstwo zalobne odprawi
Wiel. ks. DR.. NJ. Grupa. Niebosz
ka naleZafa do towarZystwa
"Dzieci Maryi' to tez Gale "Sto
warzyszenie Panien" wezmie IL
dial W pogrzebie. Wieczny Cd
poczynek race jej dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Ch}opiec utona}.

Dzieci bawiace sic u zlotu Lii
berty ulicy W piatek W po}udnie
musialy bye swiadkami jak je-
den Z ich towarzysz6w zabawy,
Smio letni Jack Witt, syn wdo-
wy PAM A. Witt, Fam. pod mr..
316-Chestnut I'll. wpadl do wo-
dy i utonaf.
Zarosle mad brzegiem usune1o
sic i wpadlo w rzeke. Jack zgi-
naf razem z zaroslem, a zim-
IA woda pozbawila 60 z
pewnoscia zycia natychmiast.
Jego towarzysze zabawy pospie-
szyli do domu wolajac o ratu--
mex. Policya i straz pozarna PREY
byly zaraz ia miejsce, ale dice
ka uratowac ME mogli. Pc p61to-
rel godzinnem szukaniu udalo
sic kapitanowi Arthurowi Rice
zw}oki odnalesc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Miasto Duluth suche.

w poniedzia}kowych wyborach
W miescie Duluth odby}y sic Clio
sowania wzgledem prohibicyi.
Rezultat by} taxi IL wiekszoscia
1893 g]os6w ~przyjeto poprawke
zabraniajaca sprzedazy rozpala--
jacych trunkow.
Ia prohibitycya oddano T.
575 gfs6w, przeciw prohibicyi
1882 g}os6w. Oponenci prohibi--
cyl maja nadzieje, re uda i'm sic
.jeszcze obalic uchwa}e zamknie-
Ella salon6w, kt6re Z dniem 1-go
]ipca 1917 +. powinny juz zupel-
ME zniknac Z Duluth. Licensyi
kt6re sic skoncza ME bedzie MOI
ia wiecej odnowic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Ha}as " domu sprowadz La
Straz D0zarna.

Ha4asowanie i sprzeczka W do
mu Izydora Cysewskiego pod mr..
ST E. 4tej I'll. zgromadzifo wiele
ludzi i dzieci w oko1o domu. Cy
sewski powr6cif p6zno wieczo--
rem i rozpocza1 k16tnie. Wofano
o pomoc w mieszkaniu. Ma1y
ch}opiec s]yszac volcanic pobiegf
IA stacye ogniowa, o biloxi tylko
sic znajdujaca. w kilka minut
STRATEGY re wszystkich winon-
skich STACEY pozarnych przybyli
ably gasic pozar, kt6rego nigdzie
ME widzieli. Ia chwile odjecha-
}y wozy kazdy ma swa stacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
WiadOmOSci
MIEJSC0WE.
0dpust " independence i
Pine Creeku.

Prev. ks. kanonik J. Pachol-
ski i Wiel. ks. Jan E. Grabowski
wyjechali w srode do Indepen-
dence, ia odpust patron6w kos
cola S.. Piotra i Paw1a.
We czwartek w~yjecha} Wiel.
ks. DR.. NJ. Grupa do Pine Creek
n a odpust Najs}. Serca J. kt6ry
sic .odbedzie W piatek biezacego
tygodnia W koSciele pod wezwa-
MEM Najsl. Serca P. Jezusa.
Przewielebni ksieza Z Indepen-
dence udadza sic wprost do Pine
Creek IA odpust. Wiel. ks. J6zef
Cieminski 4 Minneapolis przyby1
do Winony i wyjechaf takze do
Independence i do Pine Creeku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Sluby W ko$ciele $w.
Stanis}awa K.

We wtorek o 9tej p~ofaczeni
zostali w kosciele sW. Stanisfawa
K. dozgonnym slubem ma}zen--
skim p. Leon Wincenty Knopik i
Danna Serafina ROzalia Kulas.
O 1Otej slubowali sobie doz--
gonna mifosc j wiernosc p.George
Wilburt Il Minneapolis i PARMA
Franciszka Orlikowska, corka
Piotra i Karoliny Orlikowskich,
zamieszka}ych pod III. SCI wsch.
Wabasha III.
Slubu udzielif mfodym parom
Prev. ks. kanOnik j. PachOlski.
M]odym parom szczesc Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
0brabowano lodownie.

Do piwnicy ORA c. A. Lester
pod mr.. 1877 E. Wabasha III. VIA
mali sic z}odzieje i zabrali jadal
nych artykul6w "a oko}o 6 dola-
row. Me wiadomo w jaki spos6b
zlodzieje sic wdostali do piwni-
cy bye moze IL drzwi zostawio-
no otwarte albo tez zlodziej uzyl
wytrycha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Nova stacya pogrzebowa.

Pan Jan Cichanowski, egza.
minowany przedsiebiorca pc.
grzebowy, kt6ry juz przez kilka
lat zatrudniony byl W takim "a.
k}adzie, otworzy} teraz ia villas.
IA reke interes pod III. 319-Man
katO ave. Pan Cichanowski sprze
dale trumny balsamuje i urza-.
dza pogrzeby jak najwykwint,
niejsze. Ma kazde wezwanie sta
wi sic natychmiast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Dr.. CHI. Mayo prezesem.

Ma konwencyi lekarzy, kt6ra
sic odby}a ia poczatku biezace--
go miesiaca W st. Louis, Mo. BY
Ii takze trzej lekarzc z Winony
obecni. DR.. Charles H. Mayo z
Rochester, zosta} obrany preze--
sem Stowarzyszenia lekarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Z}ote wesele.

Panstwo Franciszek i Maryan
ma Cieminscy obchodzic beda W
przyszly wtorek, dnia Ago lipca
piecdziesiata rocznice wsp6lnego
pozycia w stanie ma}zenskim.
Msza sw. Ia intencye jubilat6w
odprawiona bedzie o pol do 9tej,
w kosciele Sw. Stanis}awa X.
Panstwo Cieminscy SO oboje
jeszcze dosyc rzezcy i PREY do
brem zdrowiu. Zyczymy i'm aze-
by doczekali dyamentowego we
sela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
Rerwsza komunia W ko$ciele
$w. Kazilnierza HI.

w przysz}a niedziele 0 9tej W
kosciele Sw. Kazimierza Kr. przy
stapia pc pierwszy raz dzieci do
komunii Sw. Podfug dawnego
zwyczaju przystapia razem Z
przystapujacemi pierwszy raz do
komunii sw. dzieci kt0re w pre-
sz}ym roku przyjmowaly pierw-
sly raz komunie sw.
Pred p~rzyjeciem komunii sw.
odnowia wszystkie dzieci razem
przyrzcczenia dane PREY chrzcie
sW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
S. %. Leon Radomski.

S. p. Leon Radomski, syn Wa
lentego i Antoniny Radomskich,
zam. pod M. 727 E. Broadway
I'll. umarl W poniedzia1ek rano
0 H6tej. Nieboszczyk liczyf u
lat. pozostawil rodzic0w i try
siostry.
Pogrzeb odbyf sic w Srode Z
Scio}a sw. Jana. Ceremonie po--
grzebowe odprawif Wiel. ks. Du
da. Wieczny o]dpoczynek race
mu dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
S. o. Florentyna Gllszczynska.

DIVA tygodnie stara c6reczka
p. Sylwestra Gliszczynskiego
zam. pod mr.. 900 E. Sanborn III.
zmar}a W sobote 0 H12tej VIE
czorem. Ceremonie pogrzebowe
odby}y sic we wtorek 0 9tej W
kOSciele SW. Jana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
ma zabawy otwarte.

Miejsca ma zabawy ola dzicci
przez zas wakacyjny, otwarte
zosta|y ia poczatku biczacego ty
godnia. w czwartej wardzie ia
bloniach mad rzeka, powierzono
nadz6r mad dziewczetami nau--
czycielce pamie label Glubka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
ZAWlADOMIENIE o APLIKACYI
OLLHOFF ISEALAFF
LlcENsYE MA sPzEDAz L1K1ER6w

LlCENSYE ma SPZEDAZ L1K1ER0W
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem. re Olhoff i Sealaft
z miasta powiatu Winona. W stanie MINI.
zlo7yl dnia 22go czerw.. 1916. pismienna aplikacye
u rekordera wspomnianego miasta Winona Q
licensye nasprzedaz palonych trunk6 w W wyszcze-
g6lnionem polozeniu W miescie Winona, powiecie
Winona, W stanie Minnesota, i znanem i opisanem
jak ~nastepuje. n. p.: w przednim lokalu. ma
pierwszem pietrze muro budynku INA
nego pod numerem l63 wsch. 3cia u.
Wspomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie M
posiedzeniu rady miejskiej, kt6re sic odbedzie "
lokalu rady miejskiej W budynku miejskim "
wspomnianem miescie dnia l7go lipca r. b.
1916. o godzinie $50 wieczorem. W kt6rym to CA.
sic imiejscu mole sic stawie kazdy j sprzeciwjaf
sic wydaniu takiei licensvi.
Dam " Winona. MIMI. % czerwca. 1916,
GEO. W. HOFFMAN,
Rekerder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
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ZAWlADOMIENIE O APLIKACYI
WIN. HAEFNER.
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L1CENSYE MA SPRZEDAZ L1KIER0W
Zawiadamla Sic nlnieJszem, re VIM. Haefner
z miasta i powiatu Winona, " stanie Minnesota
zlozy} dnia l2go czerw. 1916. pismienna aplikacye
wspomnianego miasta 0 licensye ma sprzedaz pa
lonych trunk6w W wyszczegolnionem polozeniu
" miescie Winona. powiecie Winona " stanie
Minnesota. j znanem iopisanem jak nastepuje.
n, D: w przednim lokalu. ma pierwszem pietrze
budynku. znanego pod numerem 526
wsch. Sui. z Josef How alewski ma applikanta-
W~spomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma po-
rady miejskiej, kt6re sic odbedzie W
lokalu rady miejskiej " budynku miejskim W
wspomnianym miescie dnia l7go lipca r. b
1916, o godz. $3.50 wieczorem " tym czasie j miej-
Sou moze sic stawie kazdy j sprzeciwiaG sic wyda.
niu takiej licensyi.
Pisano " Winona. MIMI. 23go czerwca. 1916.
GEO. w. HOFFMAN,
Rekorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
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