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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

The Richmond polo team administered to
the Mul1cies their third defeat at Richmond
last night. by the score Of z to 0.
1t is said that Marvin Kuhns. recently
seen on the streets OF Peru yesterday. The
officers made no attempt TO arrest him.
The Garthwaite Nitroglycerin Company.
of Montpelier, is preparing 10 build a plant
east of Marion TO supply the oil and gas
well drillers operating in the Marion field.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Ross. eighty-four and
seventy-six years old, respectively, are very
sick at their home near Muncle apd are not
expected to recover. They recently ceIe-
brated their golden wedding.
The Ohio oil Company. a branch of the
Standard. has made one of the biggest
strikes on record in the Marion field, a 90
barrel well on the Tyers farms. th~ree-quar-
tiers of a mile southeast of the Soldiers
Home.
George Baker, a paroled convict en- route
from Jeffersonville TO his home at Kirk
wood, Mo-, died on the train at vincennes
yesterday. His father, who was taking
the boy home, had the body embalmed al
Vincennes.
John Mcdowell, one of the men who
raided the Windsor Hotel at Kokomo the
other night, was captured at Upton yes
guests Of the house who was beaten by
Mcdowell. He was taken to Kokomo.
N. j. Leasure. president Of the Elwood
First National Bank and of a bank az
SWAY 1CNB - AtfNa IA CT us HOIIf IU
Windfall. He had a very large carbuncle
removed from his neck and the Operation
has left him in a very serious condition.
Following are the ~newly-elected oficers
of the Tippecanoe Republican Gu OF Forf
Wayne: president, c. r. Lane: vice pres
dents W. c. Geake. Fred Hobam and O..
B.. nj. Bower; secretary, w. III. Randall:
treasurer. K. II. Orr. The club has 156
members.
Will Slack. Of Franklin. has disappeared.
and no trace of him can be found. Since
he left, on Sunday. ostensibly to come to
Indianapolis, IT has been learned that he
had quietly wound up his business affairs
In readiness for departure. No discredif Is
attracted TO his action, so far as known.
The FIT. Wayne Commercial Club last
night unanimously Endorsed the proposed
subsidy of 100000 by Wayne township
to assist in building the link between TT
Wayne and Butler, which is 10 make this
city a junction terminal of the main line
Of the Wabash Railroad between Detroit
and st. Louis. The election will be held
Feb. 3.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Hoyt's lively farce. "a Black Sheep"
made its annual visit to the Park Theater
yesterday afternoon, to remain the balance
of the week, and made just as big a hit as
when the piece was first given here at
popular prices. A c~ommendable feature of
such productions is that they are not al
lowed TO deteriorate. as is so frequently the
case with succeeding presentations of plays
in higher-priced theaters. William Devere.
the big. benevolent-looking comedian. who
bears a pleasing resemblance to Colonel
Ingersoll. is still playing the funny charac-
ter OF Editor Cunning and puts as much
life and JUNCTION into II as he ever lid
George w. Allen is as funny in the role
OF Hot Stuff as he was last season. Ed
Moncrief is well cast as Jack Aspen, the
theatrical manager. Harry Devere gets a
great deal out OF the part OF Under Dog.
Fanny De Costa makes a dashing and hand
some Queen of Burlesque, and on occasion
shows herself capable of portraying pathos.
Miss Lenore Lockwood has the important
part of Ada Steele, the cousin whom Hot
Stuff is required TO marry by his uncle's
will. The ludicrous climax of the second
act. showing Hot STUFF holding his cousin
tightly in his arms and raining kisses on
her face, while she is vainly trying TO get
aid from the man she really loves, but who
is bound hand and foot, sets the house into
an uproar of laughter. There is a whole
bevy of sprightly. pretty girls. members
OF the tranded burlesque trope which Hot
STUFF has undertaken to care for. and these
manage to keep things moving at a pretty
rapid gait. A number OF enjoyable special
ties are introduced in the three acts OF the
piece. Among these are college songs by
George Allen and Eva Wallace. march
song by Miss De Costa and the company;
song. "Oh. Weep No More and cake walk
by Tom and Lulu Beeson and Lillian Ken
wick: song. .Bobbing Up and Down." by
Mr.. Allen and the company; William De-
vere's famous laughing song, and a number
OF others, all of which were received with
enthusiasm.
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Indiana

DECATUR, Ind, a 10.-Ezra Lister,
who had lived in Adams county longer thar
any other resident. died at his home in this
city to-day. He was seventy-six years old
and lived here continually for seventy-four
years.
Mrs. William Spencer, aged sixty-eight.
died at her home here to-day. She had
been a resident OF the county fifty-nve
years
S~PICELAND. Ind. Jan. f0.-A telegram
reports the death yesterday at Emporia,
Kan, of Daniel c. Allen, aged eighty-three
He was a resident OF this place many years
and also lived at Carthage. He was a
brother of DIR. Harmon II Allen. of Thorn
ton. Three sisters reside here.
RuSHVILLE, Ind, Jan. 10.-Josepn
Htaton. Of Noble township, Q prominent
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TROUBLE IN THE JUNTO.
AgonciIIo Refuses to Obey an Order
Issued by A~guinald9.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-A serious disagree
ment has arisen between the Filipino repre-
sentatives in Europe. Agoncillo. whom
Aguinaldo ordered to Hong Kong to direct
the affairs of the junto there, has revolted
and refuses to go to Hong Kong. or give
up his post in Paris TO DIR. Apaciblo. The
latter Aguinaldo ordered to go TO Canada
from Hong Kong to watch the United
States elections. He was then ordered to
replace Agoncillo. The disputants have
both cabled Aguinaldo and are waiting for
his reply. DR.. Apaciblo favors acquiring
the independence of the Philippines through
an arrangement with the United States.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11
EXPECTS AN ACQUITTAL.
Joseph Keith Much Impressed by His
Attorneys Argument.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PRINCETON. Ind, Jan. M-Argument In
the Keith murder case will be completed at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The instruc-
tons will then be given, and the jury will
get the case before noon. Prosecutor Lind
sey will complete his closing speech to-
morrow morning. Frank b. Posey made an
eloquent appeal for the defendant to-day.
Dewitt Q. Chapel made the other plea for
defense, his address having, apparently,
much effect.
Keith said tonight that he is satisfied
with the manner in which his case has
been conducted, but that some of the States
witnesses have testified falsely against him.
He expects an acquittal. Great crowds
thronged the court room to-day, to hear the
forensic contest, and interest in the out
come of the case is high. Since the argu-
ment for the defense, a disagreement or ac-
uuittal is prophesied by many.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Patents have
been issued to residents of Indiana as fol-
lows: Abram Amanns. Grammer. threshing
machine; Joseph Bachner. Princeton, clock
winding and setting mechanism; William NJ.
Baker, Fortville, harrow; Sylvester p.
Gray, Ft. Wayne. blackboard eraser;
Charles P. Mingst, Evansville. cutting tool:
William F. Myers, j. l.. South and j. NJ.
Roberts, Terre Haute. vapor burner for
cooking or heating stoves; Sylvester III.
Peck, Avoca, flue cleaner; John w. Rough,
Orleans, electric burglar alarm; Henry NJ.
Williams, Fit. Wayne, rail point: Albert l..
Zimmerman, Valparaiso. regulator for ex-
plosive engines.
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-
C0LlEG
- fzIA Don

and well-to-do pioneer citizen, expired sud-
denly on Second street, in front of the
courthouse, to-day, Just before noon. He
was engaged in conversation with a friend
when he fell backward He died within ten
minutes
ELKHART, Ind. Jar. 10.-Mrs. Rebekah
Ulrich, wife OF Valentine Ulrich. died to-day.
aged eighty. She had lived here over forty
years.
Mrs. Adam Hartman. aged eighty-severx
died at Goshen late Wednesday night.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Jan. l0.-F. M. Coles
man, county commissioner, died last night
at his home in Hensley township. after a
long illness. He was forty years old and
had spent his entire life in Johnson county.
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 10.-Samuel c. Crist.
seventy-six years old, died last night In
Whiteley, and his body Will be taken TO
Liberty for burial.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

NEW YORK. Jan l0.-The suit brought
by Anton ]. Dittmer a New York lawyer
as assignee Of Asher Wertheimer- a Ioni
don hric-a-brac dealer. TO enjoin the trus-
tees of the estate OF the late Jay Gould
from paying over TO the Countess de Cas-
tellane any portion OF the income OF her
preme court to-day on an application 10
continue. pending the trial OF the action. q
temporary Injunction issued by Justice
Fitzgerald preventing the Goulds from
sending any money 10 their sister. BY an
agreement between counsel. the Gouldn
have been permitted 10 send over 10 the
countess $ls.So0 a month for the last two
months. Argument was heard and decinion
reserved.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Jan. TO-
George Houser. of this city. came near
losing his life in the Ohio river. late yes
terday afternoon, in attempting to capture
a deer, which he found swimming down the
middle of the stream. Houser was crossing
the river in a skiff when he sighted the ami
NAL, and made chase. During the strug-
gle which followed he was thrown from his
boat and almost drowned Two friends
came to his rescue and the doe was over
powered and captured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11
SUFFRAGE.


HAVANA. Jan. 10.-The Cuban constitu-
tional convention. in secret session to-day.
decided by a practically unanimous vote to
insert in the draft constitution a clause
providing for universal suffrage in the flu
ture republic. Only one vote. IL is under
Stood, was cast against the proposal. Sew
eral Conservative members who are known
TO be opposed to it were absent. but the
advocates of universal suffrage claim a
clear majority n say there will be no
disposition TO oppose when the question
comes to a vote in public session
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

Special to the I~ndianapoli. Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Jan. 10.-After a bitter
fight between petitioners n remonstrants.
the County Commissioners this afternoon
ordered an election tn be held in Center
township on March /, TO vote on the propo-
sition TO grant a subsidy of 500, 600 TO the
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie railroad.
part TO be paid when trains are in operation
from the south into Marion, and the bal
ance when the trains are in operation as far
as the Wabash railroad to the north.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, Jan. 10-A destructive
fire at Rich Valley. six miles west OF this
city. at 1:3O o'clock this afternoon destroyed
the power house, boiler and engine room
firm of Howe. Glover < Medley. The fire
originated from too heavy a fire under the
boiler. The loss is estimated at between
$3.50 and $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11
COLOMBIA INVADED.
venezuelans Attempted to Attack Gu
cuta, but Were RepuIsed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Wilemstad. island of Cura-
Gao. says: "Details nave reached here OF
an incident that may cause complications
between. Colombia and Venezuela. Under
the eyes of the Venezuela authorities. on
Dec. IA. a troop Of 1000 men. composed OF
VenezueIans and revolutionary Colombians,
invaded the territory or Colombia and at
tempted An attack o the town OF Cucufa.
The invaders were well armed and had two
cannon They were routed by the CoIom-
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Notes OF the stage.

The Rose Sydeil London Bellies Bur
Iesque Company will close their engagement
at the Empire Theater with tomorrow
nights performance.
Xxx
The Village Parson." which is claimed
90 be the prettiest comedy drama yet
written by Hal Reid. Is booked for the
last three days OF next week at the Park.
ARIZONA" the beautiful drama from the
zen OF Augustus Thomas. which recently
closed a long run IN New York at the Her.
ald-sqHare Theater. will he presented at
EnElish's Opera House next Monday and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WATERLOO. Ind. Jan. 10.-W. III. VIII
kins. a travelling salesman for the Water
loo Cigar Company, was held up this eve-
ming at 6 o'clock and robbed OF SIS. The
thieves escaped.
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Guilty of Malicious Shooting.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES, Ind, Jan. W.-August
Schapard was found guilty to-day of shoot
ing Abraham Fields with intent to XII.
Fields was a well-known merchant in this
city. Schapard was a plasterer. He was
unmarried.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

Governor Mount yesterday honored a
requisition from Governor Nash, of Ohio.
for the return to Greenville. Darke county.
Ohio. or John Mason, who Is under in
dictment for grand larceny.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

han troops; 80 were killed. 800 wounded
and $50 prisoners were taken by the gov
eminent party. including afty-two women"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-11

For sale by HENRY HUBER and HoMER ID.
BASSETT, &4 Massachusetts avenue.
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Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON. Ind, Jan. 10.-Dr. Otis Hig-
gins and Miss Blanche Dicks. ~well-known
young people OF this city. were married
last night at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dicks. They left
on the night train for Chicago. where the
doctor received his diploma to-day from the
Rush Medical College. DIR. and Mrs. Hig-
gins will reside in this city.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Worffe Mptier o~gIioSRrifter

5 ben at pofitbrelien netop uos
sipne 4pisfprtssnelis for 1901 CT ops
fsrt ialt 445 SioenOer os sibsitrifter.
Der uotommer / Rorse.
III oisie nbfpmmsr / &riItidnia 1S4
eller oper Al pGt. al bet iamleoe Mntal;
| Bergen uofommsr 20, / Stapanaer
Is, | 5ronobiem Is, i Sfien 9, / Gre
oritsitdo og Moloe Z, / Ialeiunb,
@renodl, 9orten, ariitiansianD, &riz
itidnsiuno og oarDit 6, / gpbs %
Ordmmen 5, / 5~reoritsbalb, @ispit,
5amar, ManbaI, Mofs, sromss os
Soebeitranb 4 p.i.p,
Site iaa fao uosioes paa 2anpsz
bpsoen; iaaleoes / Sbprtmp belle 4.
| Noreimiunb, 9oloen os gois 3, /
Gloerum, 5lors, 2ilsitrsm, MoIisen,
Stisroalen os git Sogn 2 % paa en-
H9tte andre Steoer l.
vi Iptierne uotommer 2 ("Iftens
poItsn" og "Worgsnbluoet") IL Ganss
ugentlis, 3 ibp @angs. 80 Ter 8anse,
4 fire @anse, 81 tire @unse, Sc to
8anse os 121 en- Sang usentlis; 90
ltotommer ca. 14soasIis, 81 mas
nsolis, 4 ct ubeitemt antal 9anee,
Reiten iielpnsre eno / Sang maaneb=
liz.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Wcrfelioere emo Gpentyr
st Wiooel. Der bar reuolntionerct
yebanolingcn al M~apeonoer.

Wftolet er life uobaiuneret ipm er
piouncerli9 Opoaselie eler iom en-
bemmelis Patentmebiein, bsaerittt
paaitades BET at belbrepe noset ubsr
0pspepiia, tres J~orosielie os Mtape=
onoer, bporai 8 at 10 lio.r.
Wiolet er 5orm at pelimasenbc
tablets eler 2o3enses, inbsboIoencc
pesetabile og 6rustzGsiencer, rem
dieptic pepIin (ofieisIt prspet). Sol.
ben Seal og Diaitaie. Oisis tablets
i9lses at Ipotetsre unber Napn ai
Stuarts Spspepiia tablets. Wanse
interesfante Experimental fprat prsps
ben ~forosienoe 8raft / Stuart's Cab
lets oiisr, at ct @rain at be attips
Sngreoienier beri er tilftr9ttelia til
srunois at forosie 5000 Grains raat
ajeo, 9Gg o9 andre iplioe behring's
mioIer.
Stuart's tablets pirfsr lille paa
unoerlipst Iigeiom piller, Der taaes
efter WuaIttoet, os IimpIe 4ffsrines>
mioler, Der iimpsltben irritersr oa i'm
famerer SnoOoIpene uben at baoe
Spor al 9irtnins paa 5orpsielIen ca
btoraser lite til at bsIbreos tr9s fspr
Ssielie.
Spis Nf0Utn Blot fan faa Spile
os 9ielp / 5oroeisliesarbeioet, pil
ben meset mart sienpinbe I'm normaIe
araft, ea intet Organ sr iaa Ilet B..
bdnblet ipm Mdpen.
Sette er Semmeliebepen, 6pis bet er
losen !Semmelisbep, msb Stuart's
0pspepiia Sablets mertpGroiae Gut
ces, Ell Miooel, Der prattif taft BAR
utlenot for aosle faa aar fioen % nh
sr en- al ee melt tienote al ale MioIer
mob WapsOuoer.
Oenns Suites er opnaaet uoeluts
tenoe pua bets Msriter Icm ct 1ors
oeislIssmioosl, ret os ilet foroi Der
tan lite pare nosst Napsonoe, naur
Maeen forpsies orosntIis.
Studrt'S 0pspepiia tablets pirter
ueeluttsnce paa ben iptits NAB, for,
osier ben iuIoitanpist, iaa ben tan
asIimiIeres / Blob. Ierpsr % Seller.
Us btlbrsoer D~pspepiid. Uatsr
groib, iur Waos, @as % Spiteonin,
ger efter NddItiosrns, fproi be brin=
ger ben iorosiens &raft, ipm ben
page Naoe mansIer. cg meominprs
eenns Mdnsel 6lir afbiulpet. sr bet
fadf9net at belbrsoe pse grussn al
"Sonies". "Piatr" os gffsrinssmio-
Ter, Der dbioIut lite bar nossn iorbri=
snes ardft.
Stuart's 0pspspiia tablets tau
iaaes paa ale stpoistsr % ben re-
sslmesitse Brig al en- sIer TO df
benz sfisr Maaltinsrne oil sootaisrs
oess Gssnfabsr bebre eno noset ans
be. argument.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

riad man fe til, at Nelet man Nal
BRUCE. en6eIis .r tsrt Og flint. Mor
ltster baabe Tselet % Sutteret It pai
Gdngt, fsr man mailer bet. QGqgebpi.
o.rne bar mda bslft paa ct Fabt CAB,
Ylommtrne = ct bpbt CAB. 8 2gaaes
bpiberns bar man ct tibet Gran Sdfi
os pifttr benz psrpaa, iii b begpnber
at itirns. bo bar man en- 9beFe
'eredm' Of 9ortdr" | og piifer benz
oerpad, til Be er dlbeles itipe, berpad
piftes plommerne, til be CT Iette %
fulbe at 2uftboIer. (@nerbebft er bet,
beriom man fan pere to ON at lape
&assn. faa 6piper os plommer tan
ptifes iamtibis). Saa bar man Sui
teret op | 6biberns og iIaar benz meb
en- ste, til Sutferst er fmeltet, bere
paa bar man plommerne | og pifper
bet iad, at bet er goot 6lunoet. Sils
iioit bar man Nielst / os rsrer bette |
mso ida tibet Storing" Tom mulig.
Wdn 5msrer lite parpsn. Tom ben ftes
ses /, men ~fadfnart ben CT itest "bens
ger" mon panpen oper to Strpseiern.
til &agen er toIb. Man fan bape en-
beosre 8aseropn til Sponge GATE enb
"
til Roger, Tom CT Smsr |, men naa
bore meset foriigtie, iaa Opnen lite
bltper rpftet paa nosenilass Maabe
unber Stesningen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Sfarmen, @ufet, 9apen.

mdet | GbieosO iDarebe poa Gorss
fpsrsiel. at bet insen Msenter ienbte
uo / aanbbifritterne. FAINT at bet
moi bapoe iolst 2bei os 3ois &Iasies
@crer til Disie Golt. iom pua esen
Resnins fplste benz uo isien blanot
Garmerne, % for bette funbe lit. Gir>
maet bolbes a~niparlist.
Tu mart bill Era 4senter TONNE
omtrins. Bar ba paa bin Dot; LAB
big lite tage peb Naien. REFS belIer
til ct p~aalipsIist Nurierp os tjpb,
bpao bu bebsper. Oct er / ale Maa=
Der bebre os bi1isere, tbi ba fer bu,
bnab bu fdur for pine perss os tipbsr
lite &dtten / S9tten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

aooctat( iii II 8ione): "Gr De nars
mere iienbt mep Saussu?"
8ibne: "Sa, hi bar engans arbeioet
idrnmn / en- Yant."
"Tdar bar oet?"
"9n Morsen peo 5retioen itior gudr,
oa insen at ganfsus jolt bar t~iIiteoe."
Icpotaten gioroe life Here Spsrss
mddl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

pun: On ier faa %forneiet uo. Bar
Der en- Monep Sroer / 9repst9"
pan: "Rei. men bet inoebolot life no.
gen Reanna."
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

eparer lem oethnlpe al Aaenterues Briier.
gselt templette nboolg al Nursery Stock /
Seffen. 1000. 600 Seedlings, 800, 900 Soros
barplanier. 10 nntiies Sus, % Sarmreb.
iiobsr irtt. Suut glautetataloa frIt. 1ors
trher ON 8iaHtrina oe 8lete al 5rGcrie.
S.rio praT 9oiaiaa,Httr suTss
Sioux City Seed 6 Nursery Co. Sioux CITY. Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-13
hlll:llsl,foryjka

55 t8$Gs .@E. 49, @
tswraca n siebis po~s-echna u~a-
g i5ywieiu : na:e4: MEM slsdsi
|de,ikatole s1osex6,y takovej. GdJ~
By kssdY lyle tel svracat uwag,
.. spr.~y tyosa:e jego zdrovis,
mniej BY byio ohor6b ~ swiecie.
DO lnd1ie by zig star.li takowy!m
sapobisd1. 4 ks4dv powinien
.pam,sts6. Is nsjlepszvm lrodkism
10 ii pie.tr.wnolt. 1atwardssu.e b6ls
= odsc.s. bdls pray ur7nsc7', ros-
~olsienis, ner~owotd sawroty
gtowY, b.:ennoSdi wogdls % vssy-
|s.k,e eborobY msjace svdj poosa-
.sk = sattdd.d v.t,obi. ~inerkaeb.
lest znsny Cd lat /? wypr6bovany
Trioera smerykshski Elikslr Corr
ss,ego W:na. kt6rY r6vnucse5nie
lest ochron4 prseciw wsxelkim cho-
robom spowodowsnym prses ME
stosownY pskarm lub narsien,e sie
~ smiany powietrzem j tempera-
tura. Jest cudownym c%sY6clcielem
xrwi, w.macnia cia{o i umysi od-
6~,eta, lax .adne lime IekAr.two.
Jest TO niezswodn4 medycvn9 wo-
bee cze.tvch .mi.n temperatury
.w;osenaei l " ch1ohsch letnlch.
jest to = samej rzeczy iedynYm
Rorzkiem lecsnicsem w'nem Y
Ameryce. wyrabianem wyl4cso,e
price J5zefa Tlinera, 799 So. Ash
land ave-. Chloe e.. ILL.,. a przez
nikogo lnnegv. Ola tego potrzeba
" sptexact zada@ tego prawdzi We
90 Trinera q pie brat iakichs
,mitacyj. k:6re nlkomu NC nie po-
NIGGA. Smak tego rzeczywistego
Jest p,kautng. W pe}nem
z%naczeniu tego a4o~a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-13
z OALICYI.
Posterunek

& P.osterunek
wo,skowy, zlotony : ledoego sol-
nlerza; lako st,A4 houorowa. u ,'ta,
viono pr.ed p.l.oem b..kup,n !
duiem povrotu i. tardyn.la Pu-
.yny do Kt.kov.. ot6t. =. tyc.e-
ME Ks. k.rd5..l., ttory o1vi.d-
CYL komp.ta6uas ili -iad dom y
ME 4ycsy soble t.<iei strstI =
oofaieto .ofaisrs.,. =. posteruaku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-13

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naswlsk. posadsal, urssdai,y
admin,strscy]oi (bardso gorl,wi 9
csysto6c nazwisk polskich, ale 20
blazl,w,l o to same wvkrucsen,a .
Niemc6v) pana W~o]ciechs Zajaca,
P,sali Zsjone, Zajonz, Ssjono - !
sprawe dopiero sgd rosstrsvgnal,
10 ,~ntere.ant ina prawo, podpisywad
.ie W. z.jsc.