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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

and Suggestive, the house will be sold out for ten weeks in advance. And what has become of the o. f. woman who used to get Trading Stamps with each purchase? Why is it that boy would rather shovel the snow off a neighbor's s sidewalk for nothing than shovel the snow off his own sidewalk for a dime?
 Some men always look as dirty and untidy as back porch. You can't beat an army of men who can think straight as we'll as shoot straight. That's why Old Glory has clean record. A man may look untidy when he lets his whiskers grow for four days, But his wife has little peace of mind. She knows that he isn't flirt- ing with other women.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
THE NEW YEAR.

The people of Alaska will welcome 1919 as no New Year has been welcomed in long tme-prob- ably in the history of the town The year starts with peace and peace means not only the end of slaughter in Europe, but developments would seem to warrant the conclusion that it means an end of great wars It means that the country and civilization entering a new era an era when the same rules of right and wrong that obtain among individuals in the civilized countries shall obtain among nations and peoples ss
 But to Alaska the New Year has double meaning. The has been great burden to this Territory a burden that has been borne cheerfully and with a fine spirit of patriotism, but burden nevertheless. Two thousand five hundred Alaskans went to war. All of them that could be lilly spared. They workers and developers Other thousands went outside to in war work, and they, too, were that needed here. The cost of producing made. in many instances almost prohibtive on account of the prices Alaska had in dustries to make up for the losses to her mining and other industries Therefore industry languished
 But, in spite of this loss to the man-power and producing capacity of Alaska, millions have been taken out of the Territory for Liberty Bonds, Red Cross and other activities
 In addition to all this, Juneau has had her flood and with other Alaska towns, her influenza epi- demic
 It is wonderful tribute to the stamina of AL askans and the producing resources of the Terri tory that Alaska in general and Juneau in particular have met 1918 conditions and stood up under them we'll they have. In spite of all the disadvan- tages with which the people have had to contend, 1918 has not been bad year. Production and busi- ness have been large, though the profits were far from satisfactoryS
 But 1919 end to these tribulations The boys coming back. There will be plenty of man-power. and the wheels will start again Juneau's mines will be active Many development plans have already been announced and other annouce- ments will be made before 1919 is very old
 There is every reason to believe that we may look forward to excellent year from business stand point and happy year all along the line and all the way around
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
SUPPORT THE AUTHORITIES.

The circumstance that the influenza epidemic that has prevailed at Gastineau channel ports for the few weeks has been brought so we'll under control that 1t was found safe to permit business to re- sume normal conditions is matter for general joicing.
 However. the authorities tell that people must not take it for granted that danger of the reap pearance of the disease here, any other place. passed. That makes it the clear duty of the peo- pie to continue to uphold the hands of the officers In the observance of such regulations are still in ehect. Let everybody observe to the letter the quarantine regulations placed the houses where the influenza Is known to exist Stay away from the house until the cases cured. and report to the health officer any that may appear in the city. any suspected case.
 The death toll Gastneau Channel has been too severe for the people to take any unnecessary chances There have been ten deaths Juneau and on Douglas Island since the second appearance of the epidemic. and about three times that many since the first appearance of the disease in our midst Under the circumstances 1t is the duty of the people to support every adopted by the au- thorites upon whom the responsibility of guarding the public health rests.
 The Mayor, City Health Officer, City Council and other authorities of Juneau. and the Mayor and other authorities in Douglas, entitled great credit 0or the earnestness and zeal with which they have ought to preserve life and health in Juneau and naar vicinity And it s creditabe to the people
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

there has been little complaining of restrictive regu- atons Quarantines, and closed business houses are demoralizing to business activities, but those who have suffered have taken the loss with very little grumbling They have been willing to stand the loss in the of the public good, and rightly so
 Let the good work go Let continue to give the authorities the support that they have been receiving and continue to let them know that we anpreciate their efforts in the public behalf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Socialism a German Invention.
(New York Times.) )

More than half century ago socialism in vented in Germany and the rulers of the empre fore seeing its vast possbilites in breaking down nation morale fostered it's propagation abroad while they did their best to stamp out the habit at home. Mor- phine and cocaine and their like gain hold their victims because they offer great initial attractions:
 the addict becomes lost in magnifcently impossible dreams whose splendor for long time seems worth the pain of awakening Socialism could not be stamped out of Germany and as matters now stand today Germany seems to have released force that may work her own destruction. It is a riv poison that will not act the system of its own inventor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Comforts Committee.

The comforts committee (Chris- tian Scientists) headquarters at Room 15, Maloney building. Seward street, is open every Wednesday and Friday afternoon from to s. Old material that has been ripped, wash ed and pressed will be received to be made into garments for the ref ugee children of France and Belgium.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

See by the papers that Germany has airplane which can fly from that country to this and back without making stop. Well, if we were German aviator and flew from that country to this we cer- tainy would return without making stop, and would fly as high as possible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

dispatch from Holland says that the Kaiser IS ill his face has become ashen and his mustache gray They said the same thing about him just be- fore the end of the war, which leads to the sus- pcion that Wilhelm becomes gray not so much from worry from neglect of bottle of hair dye
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
TRAINED srENooRApHRRn
 WANTED

Uncle Sam is calling for insistsntlyi every day for trained ctenograpkersl war work. Win you help Uncle EamT
 IT 70, provide your daughter or ooo with 8 business course in stenoGrSss Bellingham. witt its Normal 06hocf; environment is the cleaneot 1n&s safest city on the Paciflc Coat -3or your daughter to live In Whilo peo. paring herself to do her Ut. -
 ALASKA eUsINEso coLLROR
 Wash.. Write vs for lnformafloV
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

they had committed that they wanted to come home for; and the good wives lay awake all night, Luke, fearing that the police may knock at the front door any minute and ask for the criminals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

Parody No. 123,323. ," A soldier of the A. E. F. had half a pint of gin, At lonesome spot he swan the Rhine, his face wore a broad grain;
 He then hid out and took drink, and said: "Ah, that's fine!" But this was not the first time there had been-gin on the Rhine.
 -(T. H. M. )
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
ho, Huml

ho, huml
 A fellow finds it is no joke To know that he is always broke; Riches have wings, the sages say, But gosh, they never fly our way
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Tips from Texas

(Dallas Record)
 What has become of the old-fash toned grade dame who didn't know she could dress up without wearing a watch and chain?
 As a general thing, there is no body who hates a bill collector like four-flusher or a four-flusher like bill collector.
 And sometimes when a young man marries wasp-waisted girl he gets stung.
 However it is only proper that a mans better half should cost him two-thirds of his salary.
 Personally we are perfectly willing to brush our teeth in moderation. but most of the tooth paste has too much pep in 1t. --i- f-''4
 Tillie Ginger says that the reason she left her last boarding house was because they wanted her to room with girl who thought she would look swell in an underwear adver- tisement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Saving Time

"Never ask woman what size she wears" said the Shoe Dealer to the New Clerk.
 "Why?" asked the New Clerk.
 Because 1t is easier to measure her than 1t is to argue with her. replied the Shoe Merchant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Stranqe*

"That fellow Smith is a drum fool" said Brown.
 Whats the matter with him." asked Jones.
 Why" replied Brown, "he said he'll sell his house for a song. and then he refused to take my notes for It."
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

If really do want to punish the Germans. and punish them right there could be no better way to do 1t than agree to send them food and make them pay as much for 1t as we have to pay-(Iexington Herald.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

He surely was a grouch, or he Would not have been so rash; He could have made of it, you see A nostril width mustache.
 -(Newark Advocate.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Same Old Story

She's married nowd, she's Mrs. Salve The girl we thought so fair; And now her auburn tresses have
 Turned into plain red hair.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

Our Daily Special A Man Would Rather Take Some thing For It Than Take Care Tc Prevent It.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Lona-oreen

John Long and Hulda Green were married at Sulphur Springs, Ohio. last week May she always HOla share of the Long Green.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Is That So?

Is That So? Of suitors she is now bereft, Her last beau doesn't speak; Last time he called on her, she left Her eyebrow on his cheek.
 -Nuke McLuke.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

Names Is Names O. Rats lives at Eaton, Mich.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
No Chance

She claims she's thirty, but. in sooth
 She's forty-five. I'll wage; A woman cannot Keep her youth
 Like she can keep her age.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
BITS OF BY- PLAY Dy Luke kcLuke
 -s- Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Mercy

Mercy Two of the deputy prohibition off cers who enforce the dry law In West Virginia are namedl B. Gay and l. Ketchum.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Mean Brutel

Mean BruteI
 Would you advise me to cultivate my voice?" asked Miss Oldgirl, after she had rendered a vocal selection. "I sure would" replied MT. Old bach. "Pd plant 1t deep."
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
They onee Were

T always liked gray hose" said she, Those you wear are just right" But these are not gray hose." said
 he.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Why. ThOmaSl

Why, Thomasl Did you know that Thomas Upto- graft lives in Toppecanoe City, Ohio?
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Turf

Turf
 We have heard of shipping booze into dry States, as books, varnish, hardware, etc, but here is the first time we have heard it camouflaged as ship. We find this in the Green vile, (S. O. Piedmont:
 "In shipping about 50 barrels of new catch, Lake White Fish, the liquor was spilled by slight crack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

Wilmington JournalRepublican)
 Luke McLuke says that if some men would stay at home some night their wives would have . nervous breakdown worrying over what crime
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Yum, Yum

Yum, Yum
 Val Momma has been running a bakery in Howard, Kans. for the last dozen years. And we suppose ten years from now fellows who were raised in Howard will be talking about the break that Momma used to make.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
His Tender Spot

Man has a tender spot" said Mart
 "This is the truth, I know; And, if it isn't in his heart,
 It may be on his toe."
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31
Thsrs's No Place LIks Home

q thought that they were white
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-31

i HlfD IUl :..,r.., ,-, y ......- -. - 2. - .,.aE s.n~w. u4s v.ae N 1Ys s do,lar to a Ao',yh,St tAsos 016S - nns,tnR as,y S.4 A40A BITS OF BY PLAY Dy Luke kcLuke Copyright by Cincinnati Enquirer
 Mercy Two of the deputy prohibition off cers who enforce the dry law 1T West Virginia are namedl B. Gay and l. Ketchum.
 Is That So? Of suitors she is now bereft, Her last beau doesn't speak; Last time he called on her, she left Her eyebrow on his cheek.
 -Nuke McLuke.) He surely was a grouch, or he Would not have been so rash; He could have made of it, you see A nostril width mustache.
 -(Newark Advocate.)
 Why, Thomas! Did you know that Thomas Upto graft lives in Toppecanoe City, Ohio!
 Parody No. 123,323. -. -, A soldier of the A. E. F. had half 8
 pint of gin, At a lonesome spot he swan the
 Rhine, his face wore broad
 grain; He then hid out and took a drink
 and said: "Ah, that's fine!" But this was not the first time there
 had been-gin on the Rhine.
 -(T. H. M ) We have heard of shipping booze into dry States, as books, varnish hardware, etc., but here is the first lime we have heard it camouflaged IS ship. We find this in the Green. rille, (S. O. Piedmont: ''In shipping about 50 barrels of new catch, Lake White Fish, the liquor was spilled by a slight crack
 Yum, Yum Val Momma has been running a in Howard, Kans. for the last lozen years. And we suppose ten years from now fellows who were raised in Howard will be talking about the break that Momma used .o make.
 His Tender Spot Man has a tender spot" said Mart, "This is the truth, I know; And, if it isn't in his heart, It may be on his toe."
 Stranqe+ "That fellow Smith is a drum fool'' ,aid Brown.
 What's the matter with him?" asked Jones.
 Why" replied Brown, 'he said le'll sell his house for a song. and hen he refused to take my notes for t."
 Long-Green John Long and Hulda Green were married at Sulphur Springs, Ohio. asst week. May she always Hola ,hare of the Long Green.
 Same Old Story She's married nowd, she's Mrs. Salve, The girl we thought so fair; And now her auburn tresses have Turned into plain red hair.
 Saving Time "Never ask woman what size he wears" said the Shoe Dealer o the New Clerk. "Why?" asked the New Clerk. Because 1t is easier to measure Ter than 1t is to argue with her. eplied the Shoe Merchant.
 No Chance
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
JOHN S, CICHANOWSKI.
Dyrektor pogrzebowy
562 wsch. 4ta Utica.
Telefon Mr.. 1851:
Los ANGELES, Cal.

Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Najprz6d ma te uroczystosc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pana Jezusa
Chrystusa naszego Odkupiciela
winszuje wesoiego Alleluja wszy-
stkim dobrze myslacym moim ro~
dakom Polakom. A teraz wan tel
napisze zdarzenie z przesz}ych cza
sow.
Jestem G6rnoslazakiem z pod O
pola, i slysza}em nieraz jak Pola-
cy z Poznanskiego m6wili re oni
So najlepi patryoci i najlepiej mo
via pc polsku a zn6w Polacy zKr6
lestwa czyli Z ruskiej Polski mo-
will re oni %najlepiej m6wia pc pol
sku - ia ME zaprzeczam jednym
ami drugim ich pieknej mowy. Co
sic tyczy Slazak6w to chloe ME
m6wia TAXA ladna wymowa, pc
polsku, lecz SHAGGY uwazaja sic
"a Polak6w i tax d}ugo p6ki ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

Konstytucya przyznaje sejmowi
.prawo wyrazania ministrowi nieu
:fnosci i wnoszenia W obu Izbach
interpelacyi do rzadu.
Jezeli izba' poselska trzema
trzeciemi g1os6w, lub obie izby
prosta wiekszoscia zazadaja usta-
:pienia ministra, pc przeprowadze-
niu dyskusyi mad calokszta1tem
:jego polityki, minister sklada u
Rad.
Prawa obywateli.
Rozdzial 0 prawach i obowiaz-
kach obywateli wylicza tradycyj
he prawa i obowiazki obywate1i
|panstwa, stanowi, re wszyscy o.
bywate]e SO rowni W obliszu pra-
wa, zabczpiecza nietykalnosc, o.
soby, jej wlasnosci, mieszkania,
correspondence, swobody wyraze-
MIA mysli, stowarzyszenia i nau--
czania wszystko W granicach usta
wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

Wieczorem zas o 6smej godzi--
HE poswiecony bedzie piekny
sztandar ma kt6rym znajduje sic
80 gwiazd, gdyz lyle m}odych lu-
dzi z parafii sw. Kazimierza znaj-
duje sic obecnie PREY wojsku.
Lecz najpiekniejsza b}yszczy
gwiazda, z}ocista ozdobna W staz
XII fioletowe i bale, oznaczajace,
IL jeden z tel parafii ofiarowa}
swe zycie "a a "a kraj "a VOL
nose. Jest to gwiazda Leona J..
Wetzel Marynarza, kt6ry zgina}
kiedy okret Jacob Jones ma kt6--
rym sic znajdowaf zatona}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
ROBOTA MA
POCZCIE.
beda ma noe zamykane j
zei to sic ME skonczy.

Drzwi beda ma noe zamykane je-
zei to sic ME skonczy.
Vandalism W przedsionku wi
nonskiej poczty must bye pow
strzymany albo przedsionek be-
die zamykany kazdego wieczora
o 9tej godzinie. To jest ultimatum
WHOLESOME onegdaj przez poczmi
strza p. H. L: Buck, kt6ry ma pie
cze mad rzadowym budynkiem.
Przedsionek dotad byf zwykle Of
warty przez Gala noc Ola korzysci
dzicrzawiacych skrzynki, ably no
gil wyjmowac swe rzcczy poetic
we i ola dogodzenia publicznosci
w w~ysylaniu list6w. Obecnie jed
max, powiada poczmistrz p. Buck
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
UMARLI.
S. P. AUGUST CZAPIEWSKI.

S. P. AUGUST CZAPIEWSKI.
w sobote rano umar1 ma winon
skiej fannie dla ubogich s. p. Au
gust Czapiewski.
Nicboszczyk liczyl 73 lat. POGO
stawil jedna adoptowana corke
kt6ra mieszka w St. Paul i siostre
pania Agnieszke Wolska W Vino
ME. iona jego umar}a oko}o Sic
dem lat temu.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic w poniedzia-
lex o 9tej z koscio}a Sw. Stanis1a,
wa. X. Wieczny odpoczynek race
mu dac Panic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

tam bylem to W naszych koscio--
ZACH pc polsku sic modlili a spiew
W kosciolach tez pc polsku a ME
pc 1acinie slyszalem.
Nasz biskup. ks. Kopp, ktory
mial swa stolice we Wroclawiu, a:
byl rodem niemiec, wcale nam ME
zabraniai ably W naszych koscio--
ZACH Choir. prowadzic pc polsku,
Ichociaz w najwieksze swieta, a
tax samo i nieszpory it'd.
A kiedy ia jeszcze bylem chop.
cem i odwiedziiem moich krew--.
nych W zelaznej Wolf to oni mi
opowiadali zajscie co sic stale W
tym czasie w zelaznej.
!. Krol Pruski zaprowadzif prawo
majowe a tamtejszy ksiadz przy--
jail tez te majowe prawa kt6rc
Ekr0l Z Bismarkiem wtenczas "a
lprowadzili. Ale co sic stale z para
fianami oni HE odstapili cd kos
ciola i ksiadz musia1zaniechac pra
wa majowe i zn6w parafianie ko-
ehali swego proboszcza tax jak
poprzednio, a prusactwo Ia Slas
ku CORY ME dostafo. Vice Slaza-
icy stoja twardo PREY swej wierze
i narodowosci.
i Trafiaja sic tn i owdzie tacy
IlckkomySlni re sic wynaradawiaja
i odpadajaod WARY swietej Imam
navel niekt0rych co sic maja "a
|patryotow a swe nazwiska poz--
micniali ma niemicckie ale ci tcz i
od WARY odpadli. Niekt6rzy male
ia nawet do masonow a uchodza
"a przewodnk6w polskich ale Z
go sic MONA spodziewac cd ta--
kich przcwodnik0w. - Bale urza-
dzaia w dzicn Sw. Selwestra, to
, zn6w W poniedzia}ek Wielkanoc-
ny czcgo nigdy ME bywa}o Ia Co.
rnym Slasku.
G0rno SHAGGY lubieli sic tcz "a
bawic i p~ota1czyc ale W dozwolo-
nym czasie, ale W zakazanym nj
gdy tahc0w ME urzadzali. CT kt0-
rzy maja chloe iskierke WARY to
Ia takic tance ME powinni uczesz
czac. Powinni "a to skladac hoj-
nie ofiary ia glodnych lub ma ia
kic inne dobrc cele, osobliwie ia
cy co stale pracuja / ME najgor--
sza otrzymuja zap}ate.
Katoliccy rodzice powinni die.
ci swc posefac do parafialnych
szk6l rzymsko katolickich a Pan
Bog i'm to- wszystko wynagrodzi
stokrotnic.
Polacy W miastach powinni sic
razem obsiedlic i wtedy postarac
sic 0 kosci6f i szkole polsko kato-
. licka tax zeby dzieci i doroSli mo
gil dojsc pieszo do kosciofa, DO
do piracy to tax czy tax W rozmai-
tych kierunkach do fabryk pc "a
miastem tramwajem trzeba je-
chac, wtedy ME beda narzekac IA
ajryskich biskup6w lub ksiezy DO
NIGGA mice sw6j w}asny kosci6l i
swoja szko}e polska i swego ksie
dza polskiego.
TAX jak tn my Polacy to powin
nismy sic wstydzic takiego rza-
dzenia miedzy soba osiedliwszy
sic tax, re jeden Idle do lasa a
drugi do sasa it'd. Bale odprawiac
w takim czasie kiedy kosci6{ Ia
kazujc jest gretchen.
Tomasz Nalewaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
Prza11r ek Pra1af I w T pa

Prev. SIX. Pra1at J. w. j. Pa
cholsh w~yjecllat w ponicdzialek
rano do Minneapolis, MINI, ia
czterdziesto godzimc nabozenst-
wo, ktore sic odbywa w parafii
>w. KrZyza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
PrGekt Konstytucyi Krole-
silva Polskiege:
Monarchia dziedxiczna - Seim-
Sanat. Sprawl budzetu - Pra
wo obywatelske.

"Naprz6d" z d. XII donosi:
Komisya %sejmikowo konstytu-
.cyjna b. Tymcz Rady Stanu przy-
je}a pc pieciomiesiecznej piracy
projekt konstytucyi Kr6lestwa,
kt6rej plan j glowna tresc ulozyl
Dir. Zygmunt Cybichowski, profe-
scr praWa panstwoWego W uni
wersytecie Warszawskim.
u wyWiadu z autorem projektu,
zamieszczonego W Kur. Warsz. do.
Wiadujemy sic szczeg6l6w ukIa--
du zaprojektoWanej j zaakcepto--
Wanej Jul przez Rade konsty1ttullcy,ii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

czyn wandalizmu W przedsionku
tutejszej poczty doszedf do krcsu.
Qncgdajszego wieczora usunie-
to wszystkie spilki mosiezne re
szklanych plyt kt6remi te przy-
mocowane byly ma stofach do pi-
SANTA. Inny czyn wandalizmu do
wzmiankowania jest IL innego vie
czora pofamano pi0ra,. a pod ply
ty szklanne Ia stolach do pisania
powkfadano papicr6w. Poczmistrz
powiada lie eli sami mlodzi ludz1e
przychodza do przedsionka w no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

w numcrzc 25tym Wiarusa 4
dnia 26- marca w liscic ofiarodaw-
COW ma Armie Polska, Z parafii
ssw. Kazimierza Kr. pomylka opu-
szczonc by}o imie PAM Franciszki
Tarczewskie:j kt6ra ofiarowa}a 3
dolary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
Wiad0mo$ci
MIEJSC0WE

Wiel. ks. L. Haxinsh wyjechaf
w sobote doMinneapolis do Prev
ks. j. Cieminskiego ma czterdzie-
sto godzinne nabozenstwo, kt6re
sic r%ozpocze}o W parafii sw. Krzy-
ia W przeszla niedziele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

Tuczne 14.0O-15.75
Prosiaki 1O.5O-13.5O
Byd}o.
Byczh (steers) $4,000
Krowy 5:00-9.00
Byki 5.00-8.00
Tuczne 100000
Cieleta 5.00-12.00
0wce.
Jagnieta $8-$12.
Owce 4.5O-7.50
Drob
Koguty 15c
Kaczki 15c
Gesi tluste 19c
1ndyki pc
Pszenica zimowa -
Kukurydza 1.68-l.79
Jeczmien 1.4S-1.90
OWES 59%-90R
zyto .2.91-2.92
Len nasienie 4.11-4.14
SO. ST. PAUL.
Bydlo 7.00-14.00
Cieleta 6.00-15.00
SWINE 17.2O-17.4O
OWce 5.OO-14.O0
Jagnieta S.00-19.W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

Pan FrancisZek Kobus Il Min
neapolis, Mimi, bawi W Winonie
przez kilka- dni w goscinie Pan
silva K. B%ambenek, rodzic6w, Pa
nj Kobus, kt6ra tn takze gosci.
Wszyscy wyjezdzaja Z: .powrotem
do dOmu we WtOrek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
P-OSIEDZENIE
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
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honoroWym parafii sW.
KaZimierZa Kr.
Poswiecenie sztandaru odbed1e sic ego Kwiehia.
Msza sWieta i piekne ceremonie skfadania hofdu
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norowego parafii sw. Kazmierza Kr.
O godzine 6smej rano odprawi Wiel. ks. j. b. Grabowski pro
boszcz parafi sw. Kazimierza msza sw. o szczeaiwy wynik wojny
O Observation-Disclosures ola zo1nierzy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

w poniedzia{ek o 6tej godzinie
rano pobfogosfawif Najprzew. KS.
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leny Edel. Mlodej pare szczesc
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