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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-07
CAPITAL
$30O.000.o0

You Will Want to Paint
or Varnish your car this spring: it's
easy to do IL you VIII use Sherwin.
Williams Auto Paints. They 70 on
without showing laps or brush marks.
And. say. that top and seat dressing
make the top and seats Just the same
as when new.
SWEET-TELlER HARDWARE co.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
New Oil Locations In Wicken.
burg Belt.

Tom w. Walsh and w. B.
Blaylock who began the location
of oil lands in the Wickenburg
belt, just over the divide west of
Flores about ten days ago, have
succeeded in locating Is sections
Of oil land. Their locations were
made along the boundary of Mar
icopa and Yavapai counties, =
some in both counties and have
been Systematically carried out,
following what is considered a
correct legal procedure in oil
stalking.
Their plans are not fully ma
tured yet, but it is conceded that
the energetic and systematic
methods displayed by these young.
men in carrying out their work,
have ideas that our home organi-
cations will not be slow to adopt
in transacting oil business.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Tombstone District a "Surface
Scratch"

It is a we'll established fact
that the Tombstone district has
only undergone what geologists
term a surface scratch" so far
as mining has been prosecuted,
since the district was discovered
in the early eighties. But there
still remains hundreds of thou
sands of tons of valuable ores
gold, silver, lead, and manganese
to be extracted without refer
ing to mining, and at the present
time there are many leasors on
the Bunker Hill company's prop
critics, who are making a stake"
for themselves and increasing the
production of the district.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
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! HERE AND THERE ]
Shannon Sells to Arizona Cop
per Company.

The Shannon Copper Company,
having discontinued operations
at Clifton, has decided to sell
this property to the Arizona Cop
per company which owns mines
surrounding and adjoining the
Shannon mine and has one of the
most efficient and economically
operated smelling plants in the
country. =
The purchase price of the Cliff
ton and Metcalf properties is un-
derstood to be around $500, 900.
This will give the Shannon Cop
per company upwards of $400, 900
in cash after paying off the out
standing bonds and all debts.
The Shannon company owns
mining properties at Gleeson and
at Yaeger Canyon and will be
able with this $4O0, 900 to dew
elop these properties and possi-
bly, erect a reduction plant for
the treatment Of the Gleeson and
Yaeger ores.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Good Offer To Mining Men.

Elsewhere in this issue is an
advertisement by Sam F. Powell,
who makes an offer of a half in
terest for development work, in
a group of IA claims that GER
tainly have all the earmarks of a
good proposition to mining men
with a little money. Powell, is
an old timer in the district and is
a thoro miner. He located the
Black Rock Ltd, that proved
good on the 5OO-foot level; located
the Hub" mine and shipped
therefrom four tons of 600 ounce
silver-gold ore. He also put the
first monuments on the now
justly famous Monte Cristo, at
Constellation.
.s
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Flores Oil Company Owns Six
teen Sections.

The Flores Oil Co. composed of
over 100 Phoenix business and
professional men, began opera
tions in June by locating oil claims
opposite Flores station a few miles
north of Wickenburg. To date
in all Is sections have been taken
up, properly staked and recorded.
Added to this two drilling outfits
have been bought and the work
of drilling is under contract to be-
ing the latter part of this month.
Among those prominent in the
venture are Messrs. Clark and
lMarlowe, we'll known men of the
capitol.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Tempe Normal School Voca.
tional Training.

One of the most far-reaching
effects of the great War, is the
opening of eyes of the peoples
government to the vital need of
more and better education of the
youth. Recognizing the fact of
this coming demand for a newer
and better system of education,
the Tempe Normal School of Ari-
zona has planned and arranged
a series of special courses in vo-
cational training. For carrying
forward the work of these courses
the state has provided a building
and equipment, the completeness
of which may be judged by the
fact that it's total cost is over
100000. This building, with
all it's apparatus and machinery,
the most complete kind in the
southwest, is a public institution
and is open to all young men and
young women of Arizona, free of
any tuition charge except the
general registration fee of $5. 90.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
How To Help Your Camp

Perhaps the ARIZONA STATE
MINER field representative is
overlooking some important min
ing news of your section. Send
it in and let us give 1T out to the
world. Correspondents sending
in news are requested to give us
the mining news as we'll as the
social side of life and have their
camps fully represented. Give
us the facts about discoveries, or
new development work in your
district and new equipment to be
installed. It will help your camp
and the industry, too. ~ M
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Only Logical Route to Cali
fornia and Grand Canyon.

The MINERS references to the
state highway passing thru here
have been lauded by all who
have read them. Wickenburg is
the hub whence all roads radiate.
The north-south route toPrescott
and Grand Canyon, following the
Santa Fe, Phoenix and Prescott
railway, intersects the east-west,
or cutoff route" right here at
Wickenburg. Our Supervisors
have acquired $4,000 from the
State for the Aqua Fria bridge
and the roadway to California
logically should come via Wicken-
burg and Wenden and not via
Buckeye and Yuma.
This is proven by the fact that
the existing railway routes here
also branch westerly to California
and northerly to Flagstaff. The
highways in both directions fol-
low the rail routes and are thus
safeguarded in many ways. The
cost of a permanent road or high
way via Wickenburg should be
the clinching argument, since
the Gila Bend Yuma route means
interminable sand and expensive
bridges to cover the Hassayampa
and Salt rivers, while a good hard
rock bed to Wenden and both to
Ehrenburg and Parker are as
sured facts via this route.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
! |CONSTELLAT|ON| !

Constellation, Ariz. July %.
This vicinity was visited with
a very fine rain Sunday night.
Numerous rain-falls this month
has cooled our summer off con-
siderable.
Robert E. Morrison a promi-
nent attorney from Prescott,
spent Tuesday here.
John Gace of the Black Rock,
accompanied by Miss Ella Broan
of the Monte Cristo, motered to
Phoenix, first of the week.
VIM. Roberts of the Castle
Creek district, came over We'd
nesday.
J. Jefferies, watchman at the
Smith camp was a visitor at the
Monte Cristo Thursday.
Joe Turk of the Empress mine
was here on business Thursday.
Ernest Mcbride of Crown
Point passed thru Thursday en-
route to Wickenburg.
Fred Orozco and couple of
Wickenburg cowboys, spent Fri
day in this vicinity looking over
the range.
George R. Koyk of the Silver
Bar is doing a little mine pro-
noting in Prescott.
Archie Stewart of Wickenburg,
came up to Monte Cristo this
week.
Carrie and Wilma Johnson
spent the weekend at the Gold
Bar.
B. F. Evans was over the first
of the week getting supplies for
his camp.
S. H. Johnson Of the Golden
State mine, returned Sunday
from a visit to Morristown.
Harry Brown went down to
Wickenburg last of the week.
Another load Of heavy timbers
and track rails came up to the
Monte Cristo this week.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Cut a Large Body of Ore.

Los Angeles capitalists, operat-
ing the Middle March group in
Southern Arizona, report cutting
a large body of ore that shows mill
tests better than four per cent
copper and two ounces in silver.
A skip-loading pocket and sump
are planned in preparation for
extensive work.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
To Spend a Million on Schools

Arizona is to spend more than
a million dollars on her school
system this year, exclusive Of the
state university, according to the
appropriations made by the last
legislature and the levies asked
yesterday by the state school
board.
The state board of equalization
will be asked, as the result of the
meeting yesterday, to make a levy
of $40, 900 for use under the law
of 1918; $100, 900 for the payment
of Is per cent of salaries of teach
ers of vocational subjects in high
schools; $4,000 for maintena nee
and supplies in the schools at
present giving vocational training
and those that are expected to
put in these courses this fall.
These sums added to the regu-
lar appropriations for the schools
of $3.50, 600 and a special extra
appropriation of $125, 900, will
bring the total for the common,
high and vocational schools to
more than a million dollars.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Re-Opens the Lipp Restaurant

The Lipps have been for some
time in charge of a restaurant in
California at Escondido, and
their restaurant business in this
city has been acquired by Myron
Genung. The place is already
being prepared for home res
tuarant by home folks and all
ready to open. Mrs. Genung
will be in charge.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Charmed With the Desert.

In writing to a friend Miss Flo.
Spaulding, a recent arrival at
Aguila said: Tits going to be al
most impossible to get me out of
this valley. Have taken several
trips out to the neighboring des-
ert and mountains and think they
are just wonderful" +"
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
Ajo On a Boom.

With the completion of the
proposed 0,000 ton mill, for sui
phuretic ores, added to the great
teaching plant now in use, Ajo
will become one of the greatest
copper producing section of the
nation. An added impetus to To-
cal industry will come thru con-
struction of the railroad for
which the New Cornelia company
now is surveying to the gulf of
California.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01
}LOCAL MATTERS !.

The Town Council meets next
Wednesday evening.
Local grapes are ripening very
fast and some are being sold in
town.
The late rain has renewed the
pasture around the hills and stock
and sheep men are already re-
turning to their favorite ranges.
Doc" Bowsher is busted
these days in assisting and locat-
ing parties on oil lands contigu-
Gus to Wickenburg.
Looks like we're going to have
an early fall. Unusually heavy
showers are fallingsal around us.
G. B. Upton is away at Pres
colt for a few days with his fam
lily, meanwhile Charley Hosford
is attending to the wants of oil
customers at the Upton Oil Com
pany's plant.
Mrs. VIM. Messenger. of the
Messenger Meat Market returned
to town yesterday
Richard Volk and wife have
gone to the coast via auto for
short season.
Forty years ago it was calico,
but it's silk now and that's why
SO many of the boys are hoping
to strike oil.
Dern this meat trust! There
may be lots of substitutes for
meat, but alfalfa is not one of
them.
David Starr Jordan favors
'Burbanking the human race"
but the average news gink refuses
to mate with spineless cactus or
to graft onto a seedless peach.
The University of Arizona is
planning a $50, 900 school for the
deaf and dumb.
Quite a number of strangers
are in town inquiring about oil
and looking over the country.
Harry Jones, Phoenix Surveyor
but erstwhile of Wickenburg has
returned on another job of sur
veying oil lands.
Mrs. J. II. Wilkinson is reported
as fast recovering her health at
Santa Monica beach where she is
enjoying cool sea breezes and be-
ing lulled to repose by the roar of
the ocean surf.
F. L. Gegax, of Morristown,
Arizona, which properly speaking
is known as Hot Springs Junction,
was in town Wednesday, Mr..
Gegax represents the Yavacopa
Mining company, of which onr
readers will know more in subse-
.quent issues.
The University of Arizona has
just received a gift of five thou
sand dollars from relative of
one of the students who lost his
life in France. This money will
be spent in the construction of
the Memorial Fountain which it is
planned to erect in front of the
Main Building and which will now
be a far more handsomer and
imposing structure than would
have otherwise been possible.
Arizona state miner., 1919-08-01

There's a little boom on down
at Parker where realty values are
said to be active thru prospect of
the big dam reclaiming 200, 600
acres.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-03

ae1 te pmia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
WKASCIWA

Teraz, gdy biura Censusu Sta
now Zjednoczonych wykazupe, re
w roku 1918 W 46 wiekszych mia
stach amerykanskich rmarlo ma
influence 111,688 os6b, zdaje sic
nam, re nadeszla w1asciwa chwila
azeby kazdemu czytajacemu te,
gazette, przypomniee waznosc zwy
zszenia odpornej silly ciala. Dosta-
tecznosc silly odpornej umozliwi
cia}u odeprzec atak choroby ,zmnie
jszenie silly odpornej pozostawia
bakteryom chorobotw6rczym vol
ne pole. Najlepszem lekarstwem
ma zwiekszenie silly odpornej cia-
la, jest Trinera Amcrykanski E.
lixir Gorzkiego Wilma, kt6ry spell
MIA dwojaka dzia1alnosc: czysci
wnetrznosci i r6wnoczesllie wzma-
cnia ca}y ustr6j. We wszystkich
aptekach $1.10. - Drugiem lekar
stwem kt6rc powinno znajdowac
sic W kazdem domu, jest Trinera
Liniment. w wypadkach zwichnie
cha, opuchniecia, acknowledgement
albo acknowledgement boil it'd. Cd
k1adania 1eczenia zdwaja b6le.
To jest g}6wny pow6d dlaczego
Trinera Liniment powinien bye
stale pod rekq. W aptekach IS i
IS cent6w, poczta As i IS cent6w.
. Joseph Timer Company 1888
1343 S. Ashland ave. Chicago, III.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
NAJPRZEW. KS. BISKUP P. r.
HEBRON POWITAL CHOP
COW z ARMu I

w niedziele 0 3ciej godzinie pc
poludniu urzadzili obywatele wi.
nonscy przyjecie ola ch1opc6w,
kt6rzy do tego czasu poWr6cili re
sfuzby W armii i marynarce.
Program sk}ada} sic re spiewu,
muzyki i przem6wien do ch1opc6w
Ii zgromadzonej publicznosci.
Pomiedzy witajqcymi ch}opcow
przemowa, g16wnym m6wca byl
Najprzew. ks. Biskup dyecezyi Wi
nonskiej P. R. Heffron, kt6ry tax
re gdy ch1opcy %opuszczali Vino
ne przemawial do Mich ma pozeg-
mamie.
Nastepujacy ch1opcy kt6rzy pc
wr6cili dotad z armii i marynarki
registrowali sic i otrzymali karty
pamiqtkowe:
: Jan POdJaWskl 800 Wsch. b Ill.
Jan M. Osowski 1904 wsch. 8 Ill
Clarence G.. Maliszewski $50
wsch. Wabasha III.
Franc. j. Kowalewski TOT wsch
Wabasha III.
Edward J. Sadowski 955 wsch.
4ta I'll.
Stefan S. Sumionka 663 zach.
3cia I'll.
; Wojcicch Barankiewicz 562 z.
4ta ul.
l.. Bonawentura Rombalski GIG
wsch. 4ta III.
: Izydor Cisewski $40 wsch 4 III,
Franciszek Peplinski 1853 wsch.
Broadway I'll.
Franc. Breza $50 wsch. 2 ul. ,
Dominik A. Cierzan, $40 wsch.
2 :ul:
Wawrz. Franc. Jaszewsli 851
zach 4ta I'll.
J0zef F. Guzihski 523 wsch 2 I'll
Michaf Jercczek 900 wsch. King
i'll,
Antoni Kiszewski 900 wsch.' 8
i'll.
Roman~J. Binczyk 951 wsch.
Kings*ul::<
I Piotr Kasprzyk 301 Chatfield
Ill.
J6zef Gromowski GA wsch:
Howard ILL.,. " +.
Stanislaw Grzybowski 1920
wsch. King I'll.
J6zef F. Skuczynski 361 Chat
field ul.
Wincenty Leila, 827 wsch, 3 u,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
MIEJSCOWY PREZES GER
.WONEGO KRZYzA.

ola informacyi mieszkanc6w Pc
wiatu winonskiego pc "a miastem
fWinona, publikuje nastepuja liste
! miejscowego ,zarzadu -czerwonego
krzyza razem z okolica ola kt6rej
kazdy jest przeznaczony.
Ma zach6d cd Winony przez
Minnesota City i Stockton, ma
wschodniej czesci gminy Hilsdale
L. Z. Christopher, poczta Minneso
ia City, Mimi.
Miejscowosc gminyRollingstone
i miasteczko Rollingston, gmina,
Mt. Vernon, gmina Norton ma
wsch6d cd Altura i zachodnia
Geese gminy Hilsdale A. A.
Walch, poczta Rollingtone, Mimi.
Rushford i gmina Hart H.
NJ. Smith, poczta Rushford, Mimi.
Gmina Warren, Tom O'Dea,
poczta Wyattville, Mimi. =
Gmina Homer = G. F. Husman
poczta Pickwick MINI.
Gmina Pleasant Hill Floyd
Dyckman, poczta W Dakota, MINI
Gmina Richmond, New Hart
ford i Dresbach = John Doneho-
wer, poczta W Dakota, Mimi.
Gmina Wilson - Phillip Fei--
ten, poczta Winona, Mimi.
Gmina Wiscoy ~ j. ". Voel--
ker poczta Winona, Mimi.
CT prezesi " swych poszczegol-
nych dystryktach, dada informa-
eye i asystencye zolnierzom ! zo1-
nierskim. rodzinom W takich spra-.
wach jak wydzielanie j wyz2n'apczal
ME pensyi, komunikacye zSosoba-
mi W sIuzbie wywiadyWanie sic o
ra1nych j %umarlych, " sprawachE
.cywilnych, ubezpieczeniach rzado5;
wych Wynagrodzeniach, upieWaz-
nieniach ewiczen it'd. w kr6tkoscis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
PIOTR KASPRZYK PoWR6CIk
z FRANCYI.
Znajdowa1 sic W 10 .walkach.

Piotr Kasprzyk z Winony, kt6
ry odjecha1 w marcu do Camp
Dodge i pos}any byl~w maju jake
czlonek III infanteryi 80 dyWi-
zyi i walczy1 ia froncie.W Belgii,
Francyi Flandryi, znajdowa1 sic
razem W 49, walkach, a diva razy
by} ranionny = pc wymustrowaniu
[powro6cil " ~przesz}ym tygodniu
do Winony.
w walce pod Ypres Kasprzak
otrzyma4 pierwsza rane gdy ka-
wal granatu trafif mu W biodro a
kula maszynowa trafi}a mu W le-
wa noge. Zawieziono go do An
gill gdzie sic leczyf przez diva
miesiace W szpitalu, a pc wypusz
czeniu re szpitala powr6cif zn6W
do swego regimentu i walczy} we
Francyi W walce pod Quentin,
gdzie pc drugi raz zosta1 lekko
ranny i odurzony gazem. tn jak i
we wszystkich innych bitwach
zna:jdowal sic W najokropniejszym
ogniu i byl ma samym froncie pc
kilka razy.
Kasprzyk wyladowa} W NewYor
ku 81 grudnia, a pc wymustrowa
niu powr6ci} do Winony do rodzi-
COW, kt6rzy mieszkaja pod mr..
301 Chatfield I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
ZWLOKI TOMASZA zYW1C-
KIEGO ZNALEZIONE.

Pc szescio dniowem poszukiwa
niu "a zw1okami Tomasza zywic.
kiego znalezli je robotnicy pc "a
warsztatami North Western kofei
W ka}uzy pod lodem W sobote O.
kolo. 3ciej godzinX pc po}udniu.
Zdaje sic re zywicki, wpad}szy W
desperacye pope}nif samob6jstwo.
Zw1oki zywickiego znalezione
zostaly przez dwoch .chlopcow, Ed
warda Jasmer i Williama Load
ing, kt6rzy zobaczyli najpierw cza
PIKE lezaca mad brzegiem. Pony
sleli oni re to moze bye czapka
zywickiego, a pc chwili zobaczyli
"a kupa kloc6w cos ciemnego pod
lodem i zawezYali pomocy do cd
rabania lodu. Kilku ludzi, pomie
dry tymi Jakub Langa, krewny
zywickiego przybyli "a chwile
zw1oki w kompletnem ubraniu wy
dobyli z woody. Zawezwano kero:--
nera.
Zdaje 81 exc zywicki zakonczy}
zycie, przez w~skoczenie W wode.
Zanim sic zanurzyl pozostawi1
mad brzegiem czapke azeby WIFE,
dziano gdzie szukac "a zwIokami.
P}yna1 on oko1 so stop zanim O.
dziez jego zawadzi}a sic 0 khaki.
Zwloki- znajdowaly sic okofo 30
stop cd brzegu.
Ch1opcy roszcza teraz preten--
sye do $25.O0 nagrody jaka ojciec
z%aginionego czlowieka wyznaczyl.
w czwartek.
TAX samo roSci do nagrody pra-
wo Jakub Langa, kt6ry zwloh 2
woody wydobyt. Pogrzeb zywickie-
go odbyl sic W niedziele o 2giej pc
.po1udniu z kosciola sw. Kazmie--
rza Kr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
Gt0SUJClE
W PRAWYB0RACH
VIM. A. Hargesheilner
Kandydata ma
KASYERA MlEJSKlEC0.
OMA j. BINCZYK POWR6-
CIk z FRANCYI.

Roman j. Binczyk, syn p. Mar
Gina Binczyka powr6cif do Vino
ny pc kilko miesiecznem pobycie
we Francyi z dywizya Blackhawk
1873 bat. p6lnej artyleryi.. Zostal
on honorowo zwolniony z armii W
Camp Grant. Byfo to wielka ucie
cha Ola wszystkich jego krewnych
i znajomych powitac go zn6w W
Winonie.
"Czuje, sic teraz dobrze' powia
da on "a mic W sw iecie ME chcia
1bym drugi raz precise tego co
przeszedlem, Francyi nam juz do
syc ma Gale mole zycie. Ale MEM
COW tez dobrze nagrzmocilismy,
mnie sic jednak uda}o use Gallo z
tego prawdziwego piek}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

prezes ma bye zawiadomiony Q
Wszystkich spraWach W ktorych
zolnierze lub ich rodziny potrze-
buja informacyi albo pomocy.
TAX Same publicznosc powinna
wsp6}dzia1ac-z tymi ludzmi przez
zawiadomienie ich 0 kazdym przy
padku W ich dystryktach gdy IA
milia zo1nierza potrzebuje pomo-
cy. Wszystko cokolwiek powie--
diane urzednikom czerwonego
krzyza trzymane W prawdziwem
zaufaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
SposobnoSc otrzymania piracy
przy budowie dr6g.
WASHINGTON II n R;,,ro =,

NC111ANN OAN3 W DAs&A" ~
blicznych dr6g PREY Department
Gle Rolnictwa, otrzyma}o obecnie
zawiadomienie cd 20 stanowych
departament6w drogowych zawia-
domienia, re pewna liczba powra-
cajacych zofnicrzy i marynarzy
moze dostac zajecie W roku 1919
przy budowie j reperacyi dr6g. z
nades}anych ~raport6w widac, re
do tych robot potrzeba 1867 ia
chowych i 81, 1904 zwyczajnych 70
botnik6w. Jake fachowych robot
nik6w, raporty w%ymieniaja mu-
rarzy %ciesli, cemenciarzy, star
szych robotnikow i dozorc6w. Ma
ley sic zwr6cic pc prace do RIA
dowego Observation-Disclosures. Blu
ra znajduja sic W kazdem miescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

Nova fabryka bedzie wyrabia-
la tylko 1ancuchy do nowych au-
tomobil6w, kt6re maja wielka
przewage mad obecnie wyrabiane-
mi. Kancuch POSTAL endorsowany
przedstawicielom automobilist6w
W calym kraju i og6lnie powie-
dziano re jest najlepszym 1ancu-
chem jaki kiedykolwiek zrobiony.
John Somers z Chicago, zarzad-
ca H. w. Johns Evansville Co. fab
rykant i sprzedawca r%ozmaitych
akcesdry6w do automobil6w, cz}o-
wick znany W ca1ym kraju, zosta1
obrany prezydcntem Peerless
Chain Co. 3
Inni urzednicy So nastepujacy:
Vice prezydent William Miller,
cd Bub Brewing Co.
Sekretarz = Roy Hodgins cd
w. A. Hodgins Transfer Co.
Kasyer i zarzadca, D. G. Bambe
mex cd Hirsch Clothing Co.
Dyrektorzy - Jan Somers, B..
II. Child, dystryktowy inzynier
drog, Roy Hodgins, L. S. Milanow
ski i William Miller.
Peerless automobile chain mia
no luz zamiar fabrykowac w WI
monte cd d1uzszego czasu, lecz z
powodu wojny nic MONA by}o roz
poczynac, teraz jednah, skors Ian
ouch uznany W cafym kraju "a
nadzwyczaj dobry praca bedzie
rozpoczeta.
Bambenek posiada patent.
Patent ma lancuch kupi} J6zef
Bambenek z Winony, kt6ry zanim
poszed1 do wojska utrzymywal
hurtowny handel owoc6w w Min
neapolis. Kompania otworzyla o.
fis w bloku Choate'a w lokalu pod
mr.. 304, kt6ry tam pozostanic tax
d}ugo. az kompania wystawi blu
dynek i tam urzadzi odpowiednia
lokacye. PROXY tego lancucha Wy
wane So dis przez przedstawicie-
Ii w%inonskich fabryk, uzywane So.
do ,ciezarnych truk6w j do.lekkich.
samochod6w do wyjazdu.
Pan Bambenek powiedzia1: ME:
lissmy. sposobnosc. rozpoczae fabryy
kacye lancuch6w- w Minneapolis;
lecz wybralismy Winone poniewaz
to jest nasze w4asne miasto. Ia
kilka miesiecy rozpoczniemy fab
rykowac }ancuchy a wtenczas TO
bota p6jdzie- trwale az fabryka
w'yrosnie, ma wielka i%nstytucye'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
W sWIETEM "OBURZENIU.

- Panic! Pan zanadto kreclsz
sic ko}o mojej zony.... Jedneggo
z mas jest "a DUO ma sw iecie!
- lego samego zdania jest j
panska iona. Dopiero wczoraj,
gdysmy 0 panu rozmawiali, poWie
dziala wyrazniie Juz raz mogliby
wzia6 dyabli tego .niedolege!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

!. w legislature radza teraz mad
bilem publicznego markietu z, "a
miarem zblizenia producent6w
kupujacych wiecej do siebie. Je-
zeli bill ten przejdzie i wejdzie w
prawo, to Winona bedzic zaopa-
trzona W TAXI market.
Geese wydzielona jake fundusz
ma budowe dr6g i most6w wyzna-
czyf stan W %przesz}ym tygodniu
ola powiatu winonskiego $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
WINONA POSTAWI POMNIK

Komitet memorya}u w0jennego
w. powiecie winonskim mia1 posie
dzenie w przeszly czwartek VIE
sczorem ma kt6rem uchwalono re
statua bedzie postawiona, "a
Mast budynku jak niekt6rzy do
radzali, ma pamiatke ch}opc6w W
wojnie, W tym celu wybrano ko-
mitet. kt6ry sic ma zajac poszcze-
g6lnemi szczeg6lami..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
w. czasie wojny 1852, 1854 zolnierzy
przyie1o obywatefstwo.

przyjefo~ obywate1stwo'
: WASHINGTON, D. c.. Departa
ment Piracy wydaf nastepujace os-
wiadczenie: Do dnia 11go stycz--
MIA r. b. 162,864 zo}nierzy z armii
amerykanskiej przyjeio tutejsze
obywatelstwo. Jest to rezultatem
piracy Biura Naturalizacyjnego,
ktorego. urzednicy. zdo4ali Wytfo:--
maczyc obcokrajowcom s}uzacym
W armii amerykanskiej, korzyscl
jake osiagna zostawszy obywate-
lami tutejszego kraju. W wielu O.
bozach egzaminatorzy sedzlowle
byli peryodycznie przysyianl,
gdzie naturalizowali obcokraj ow--
COW masami. Me jest to jeszcze
kompletna lista nowych obywateli
w armii, DO Hose takowych ciagle
sic zwieksza.