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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16
FITZHUOH At WEST POINT.

General Lee confesses to a decided
woakness for pranks when he was a
| cadet during the years 1926 at West
Point He tells With evident relish
some ridiculous stories of the days
when he was engaged in making the
lives Of the fourth class men spicy or
was himself the subject Of a hazing
| party
Discussing the life at West Point,
| General Lee said:
In reply to your question | desire
| TO say that | remember very well when
| | was cadet at West Point the ha2ing
| of the fourth class men, or plebes. was
! frequently practiced. Nearly every ca
| det I'm the three upper classes had either
| been hazed himself, or had witnessed
| II, and therefore felt as IL the new
| class coming in should have the same
experience. A boy who was good ma
tured. amiabie and took everything as
he found II, got OF easily, but a surly,
cuncetEd fellow was sometimes handled
a little roughly, | remember the older
, cadets came into my tent during my
first encampment and, selling hold Of
the ends Of the blanket upon which
was lying asleep on the tent floor
pulled me rapidly out into the company
street. while two cadets standing upon
either side of the entrance OF the tent
threw buskets of cold water on me as
went out | took II good naturedly, tell
ing them they were very kind, as 1t
would save me from washing in the
morning, but | thought at the time
cyclone had struck me.
Il am sorry to say that was one Of
the wild boys at West Point. did not
study much, but could always be relied
upon to join in hazing or any other
pranks. | admit, too, frequently went
down TO the we'll known Benny Ravens
of that day, and one night, owing to
the dummy which | had dressed up and
put In my bed to represent me while |
was absent. not showing some life and
a little animation when the inspecting
officer came around about midnight
and threw the light of the lantern ON
H. BOD / was court-martialed for be-
ing out Of quarters between taps and
reyellle. and sentenced to walk ten ex-
ira tours Of Sunday guard duty, ten ex-
ira tours OF Saturday afternoon guard
duty during the time cadets were al
lowed TO be out of barracks, and TO be
co"'"ed TO the plain Of West Point for
or Year.
wv lille / was walking one Of those
Saturday tours all alone in front OF the
barre "ea ] saw General h. Il. Lee then
captain of engineers and superin-
tendent Of the academy coming in the
direction Of my post with his father-in-
law Mr. George Washington Gusts OF
Arlington. AS he passed | brought my
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

erected for himself on an eminence that
commands the Vale of Aylesbury In
Bucklnghamshire. The interiors OF
French hateaux-panellng tapestry,
ceiling. freplaces. doors-were fitted to
the rooms Of the beautiful reproduction
OF the famous palace OF Chenonceaux
which Baron Ferdinand built for HIM
self.
His chief agent In securing these
things, together with a priceless collec-
ton Of Reynoldses, Romneys and
Gainsboroughs, was Asher Wertheimer
This was the foundation Of the great
dealers fame and fortune.
1t is said. though doubtless an exag-
geration, that Baron Ferdinand spent
close upon s25,o00,O00 on Waddesdon In
ten years. and a great part Of this sum
went through Mr.. Wertheimer's hands.
But not only that. The decorative style
so successfully adapted TO Waddesdon
was not only Initiated by the other
members OF the Rothschild family here
and on the continent, but genuine old
French decorative furniture and Eng
lish eighteenth century portraits be-
came the fashion.
Mr.. Wertheimer IL the greatest living
expert on these objects, and he com
mands the curiosity market virtually
In all Its branches through his being
ready to find a purchaser at mo-
ments notice for any really good article
OF any age or period.
He knows at this moment where
every eighteenth century portrait OF the
slightest value or Importance Is.
II Is the same with all the fine
French pictures OF the same period
the Bouchers. the Fragonards, the Wat
teaus-.the Reissner furniture. the ia
bles the commodes, the china and the
exqulsitely modelled wall lights. for all
or which the craze among the wealthy
Is growing. and with II Mr. wertheim-
er's vast fortune and his power.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

Inc window OF his shop in Bond
street displays nothing but a high
screen, with his name and the simple
legend, Dealer In Works OF Artn The
shop Is rendezvous Of a morning for
smart people Scarcely a day masses
inat Ailred Rolhschlld's brougham
does not stand outside for an hour.
LORD and Lady de Gray Lord Carnar-
Won, Lord Rothschild, Lord Burton. the
Duke Of Marlborough and other
wealthy customers rarely pass Mr..
Werthelmer's without going In TO have
chat about curiosities.
He has a perfect genius for fulfill
Ing difficult commissions.
A wealthy client sees in some great
house a picture or piece Of furniture
that would suit a vacant place In one of
his rooms. Asher Wertheimer is in
formed, and forthwith he proceeds 10
lay his plans 10 induce the owner TO
part with the desired object.
There was recently for sale one of
the most perfect specimens Of English
thirteenth century sllyer-an embossed
cup-in existence. Many collectors bid
for IT, but Mr. Wertheimer outbld them
all paid $4,000 for the cup and pre-
scented 1t to the British museum.
Stll more recently he paid $40 900 for
a splendid marble bust OF Cromwell by
Bernlni This he presented to the house
Of commons. and Il stands in one OF
the public lobbies-one Of the few sculp-
lures Of any artistic value that the pal
ace OF ST. Stephens contains.
Mr. Werthemer was the intermediary
through whom the priceless Dutch pic
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70 pose as connoisseur OF works Of
at and a rival to the Rothschilds, the
Belts, the Bases and the Guinnesses,
u The euriosity-buylng world II was
inevitable that he should seek the SER
vices Of Asher Wertheimer, Of Old Bond
street
There are two WeTtheimer brothers
Asher and Charles They We're left
loIni proprletors Of the curiosity-dea
NY business founded in the SOS in Bond
sutN by their father, old Charles Wer.
lhe1sr but after few years Of part
n'Isalp they separated. Asher Wer-
.IlleI has retained the original shop,
vns Vnsrles resides in a mansion in
NI'os street, Park Lane, where sew
ua sa'ay rooms are given over TO the
aaglsy OF works Of art. His foible Is 10
.-.N artistic objects among suitable
'..uoou.nlalngs-in their habit as thew
y ~, ,l i've Both are extremely clever
y 'neir business and both have made
r n'Ae fortunes, Asher however. is a
:. ,s In sterling while the Young
- .' Fsiher, Charles, now about 70 has
hence, "' s'aiu pre-efni-
!. r w old Charles wertheimsr a,oa
4, ~ = million dollars among his fam
MA NJ ~ his time the curiosity dealer
-. nls coups by unearthinr Soma
y. ~. WORK s Of art in some unexpectsS
=. puyine II for song ana ssllins
\, NJ l.,, 4 small fortune. The disp.rsa, ~
MY gsis.uons' owing to the French rsyo
hi yi,, vas carried out on 80 gigantic
.,.d ' y - a scale that they cot scat
I'M, 10 al directions, They were ST, 1 con
j Nv , 93elhg rediscovered and ernlo,t
!, Z J,, ine agents Of werthelmer ana
, "nsa Asher Werthelmer took m ,ha
.srysS Ihe whole situation b ,a
5ni sya, IN. me old curiosity sbops I ,Sa
rs i b.s auctions and the pawnSro i sne
"'a ceased to yield mouldy ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16
HEART TREATMENT FREE
10 Zach Reader, Franklin Miles, NJ. 0. IL, [
The chicago Heart Specialist, viii
Send 81. so Worth Of His New
Individu,i T,..t,,..l r..
IndIYIdUaT Treatment Tree,

| 'l'oNllNlN lIttt
That Or Miles is one of the mos.
successful and reliable Of specialists /,
proven by hundreds OF testimonial
from well known people. One patient
cured AFTER failure OF eleven Grand
haplds physicians, two after having
been gwen up by six or seven Chicago
PHYSICIANS, another after nine Of the
,esalhg doctors In New York City,
Philadelphia and Chicago failed.
A thousand highly fatterlug testimonials
$40 ~ MleS moral character aud unusuyl
SKIN, from Bishops, Physicians. Olerrymen
mayors Farmers etc" will be sent upon re.
quest For years an extensive corps oh rain
ca assistants have aided him 10 his invest.
gsgISNn s,,, Every stsr, TERRITORY, Canada
sns'nerlco as well as South America, Africa
and New Zealand, are represented snonS
bis thousands OF patients
lbs late Prot. J. y. Jewell. NJ, D., advlseA
DR.. Niles 10 by all means pablish your sur.
prisinE results" Prot }. r. Nos, Nd, Pres.
ident ~ hush medical College, wrote In 1874:
"Dr. Nies has taken two courses OF my mi.
vaie obstruction 10 diseases Of the heart"
Col. n. g. Parker. Ex-I rensurer ef south Car.
DINA says: II believe Dr.. Miles % be an
attentive aud skllful physician ia a ee,d
Nhiea ts9pifss the best qualities OF head
Manager Of n, y, l. y. W. system Of raiI.
ways. says "Dr, Niles success a. q INV.
tician has been phenomenal"
When an experienced physician Of.
fers 10 prescribe free Treatment for ais
ease OF the heart nerves, stomach. or
dropsy. II Is conclusive evidence that
he has great faith in his skin. And
when hundreds Of prominent men and
women freely testify 20 his unusual
eklll and The superiority Of his New
Individual Treatment, his liberalitv IN
certainly worthy OF serious considera-
ton.
The Doctors new system OF treat
menf ls thoroughly ecientifio and I'M
menssly superior 70 the ordinary meth.
~ an saiSotse readers may have 1850
Wof0 q fHsstmsnt especially pre-
orseod Or sndA case ma with full al
eece1nH we would advfse them 70 send |
- Cspy.S1ehted Examination chart
. once. Address DR.. Franklin Miles
- p ~ State Street. Chicago.
ps1nnSo,sa4isa tbs paper,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

Roblnsons and even Mr.. Rhodes nave
been among his clients,
Everyone In fact, who makes millions
and wants TO establish Smart house
must 60 to Asher Wertheimer TO OBJ
tain the real cachet Of decorative dis
tnction.
He is about Go years Of age square
ly built, with a closely-cropped iron
gray beard and mustache, a nose large
and heavy, a mobile mouth and a pair
of small but intensely keen brown eyes.
His manner is pleasantapparently con-
fiding. but quick and short, as would be
expected in a man of such large and re-
sponslble interests.
His London house Is at Connaught
place, where he was next-door neigh
Dor OF Lord Randolph Churchill. He
has another house at Brighton, his sons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

SpurTn'iu' n,., de castel-
S9i o creditors il has made ,, ius' noble.
l'n,' ,,yelations Of the ,,,, n,,,, debts
''oi. methods Of nc'amT 1onaon. who
H'1 .,s ,,'' werthsimer Of Lo snooarance
" '' u charmed with the .s appi he per-
~ = count and countess ,nn IT., ~ treas.
d iAe l ,sem to take to paris 5 . ART Sc.
CITED ' me- value Of s'aIooo T .nowu in
" % ri The story became ,,.S n'o%n =,
e''S W, tn Mr. we .sn astato
'I aoalp.t The trustees Of the :, S e on.
u as aonn,e.s in New YORK sira IT I" that hat
,iihe '.I copD' Of Mr.. wer Vert a9vance in
caat ,l B' Antiquities for TS'I allegation ~
rr'r PAID ,,o Of I the antiquities "s''
', ,iIi,a count Bonl castellane d''''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16
! '' THE MAN WHO BOUNDED BoNl
.,,.lv Dealers Gained Name and
How The W. Fame
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnn7nnrJ ru
aimed Name and

moth-eaten treasures to the keen-eyed
dealer The works OF the great masters,
tbe pictures. the Reissner furniture, the
sculpture. the thousand ana one decor
alive objects of the fifteenth and six
,eenth centuries French Italian, Ger
man-had in the mass, found secure
resting places In the hands OF great coll
ieetors or museums. Asher Wertheimer
had to strike out new line, and he did
It.
The millionaires Of all countries took
nm the curlosity-buying craze The
Rothschids, who had always been ac-
cumuiatlng treasures from father to
SON bought French sixteenth century
decorative art and furniture, together
with English eighteenth century por-
traits. into fashion. The combination
was first adopted with conspicuous
success by the late Baron Ferdinand de
Rothschild at Waddesdon manor, the
glorious palace of art and luxury he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

are at Harrow and his daughters may
be seen riding or driving In the park,
turned out In faultless style Asher
Wertheimer Is the Napoleon OF the
curiosity world and Is little concerned
about the Boni de Castellane affair
when a man wants to avoid paying
for things he has had he must make
some excuse" said he nonchalantly.
IN. de Castellane is giving the excuse
that the articles ! sold him are false.
II is the best he can do But 1t does
not affect my position, which does not
depend, thank heaven, upon the
good opinions or testimonials Of Count
Bon de Castellane."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16
IEFFRIEs, THE WORLDS CHAMPION.

lures Of the Van Six collection were
purchased by some members Of the
Rothschild family seven or eight years
ago, at an average price, It Is said. Of
$4,000 apiece.
Asher Wertheimer has been making
good the ravages Of time and impecu-
mostly among the pictures and decora
tive objects at Blenhelm palace by the
aid Of the Vanderbilt millions. He has
had full discretionary commission TO
buy first class Gainsboroughs, Rey-
noldses and ROmneys, as well as
French sixteenth century furniture, for
Alfred Belt for his new palace in Park
Lane, which sent up the value Of these
objects 20 per cent at a bound; the
Neumanns the Wernhers, the j. B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

Know who that young man Is walkln,
extra tours for violation OF regula'
IONS NO, quickly responded MIR
tuslis. he is very polite. though. ism
he? Washington Star, "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16

gun from a shoulder to carry arms and
then 10 present arms in accordance
with the manual Of those days. After
General Lee had passed a few steps [
heard him say 10 Mr., Gusts: Do Won
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
H6to,1n0 aaak1nse ! piskn1

1eO',1ee 2 aIl1soas : z.
IsE3cas6le, ~. 80. !. ....s.e
AssOrya q Stednu,i;s Aedr,oeaa1eh.i Bar.
dc lposabnla popv,,s1S
Q pr0waJxenIs - 3mlert kr6le.
VICES Dyokiecvana j wR,yb,awie
! min 60 r,edmin rAsYI prses medr-
COW Wydanle nowe popraw,ons,
Cena-sO o.
Jan Otpisuia czyli So,oizdrzas.
siYnnY swego csasu ~trefnl6;; lego
flelel avantufY. sPowles6 ko-
miczna ku rosrrw CO czytelnikow.
WYdanle MOVE. poprawlone, !
lioznyni obrazkami. Cena dave
mel 45 g. teraz tYlko.... 20
Zaklfta Dsie,0sca 2 Brodq, civil
CYrnllk Zbawca. PrzYgodY Ber-
trsma " Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekaweo opowiadanie. loo
Cksopiek Nocy Powle66 przez Ju-
husza de Gastin. Tiomaczona 2
franousklego (nadswYczaj cie-
lkaawa). Cena. 80 g.
Testament Piotyo Weas,sa , uzS~
Ii zam,ary Moskali zawojowa1as1,
cafego swlata.............. $ ct
P"oroct.eo Mchalay, Kr6lowej
Saby, l3tei SYbllli. l5c.
Hssto,ya Q Grzsgorzu, ktdry
II lat pokutowa}, przykutY przy
..20ct
Genopefy, powie66 moralna
Dardso w~zruszal4ca 70 stsrokyt~
nYch o1as9w. 400
osyli Daisy Gag Geno-
wefy, t6maczenle pszez ks. Os-
misrepresentation. 90 G
Fabi01a. Powies6 : csas6wa pr.e~
sladowsnis Chrze6cian y roku
300. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
- 1.Chw'le rozejmu. p. Walka
3 Zwyoieztwo. so 6
w moonej oprswie ze zkoconym
ty,ullklem1... 76 @
1askinia potepie1ca. Pow,esG prxex
Fr- <. Tuczynsklego.... so
Walka Biatych z A.dyana-
Pan Zvardowski s}awny mjstr.
zarnokslezkl. z wletu pieknemi
na]uovsze wYdanie pa
"a karola Mark " Miko}owie, ma
........... 2Uc
Rsnaldo, Rinaldini, stawny
o H6.1zca rozb6jBik6w.---..6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
Ksiazki rozmalte.

Kantyczki. - Pastoralki i ko-
ledy czvn plosskl weso}e ludu "
czasie Swat Bozego Narodzenla
po domaoh spiewane....... IS
Malowniczy opis Polski ezyli
Geografa oiczystego kraju, z ]icz-
nem' obrazkami map9. Zawiefa
p~rzeaz}o IS stronio... 49,. IS q.
Kieszomkowy Sioun,k Polsko-
angielskl ang'elsko-polsk uto-
zonY przez Antonlego Parysk,epo
wraz 2 .,Nauka wymowv an
glelskiej". 81 90
Alekson0ra Chodkki S}ownik Pol-
ko Angielski Ang,elsko-Polsk
" mocnej oprawie 70 zioconemi
tYtullkami. Cena........... a. 90
fiosnki, Dumks ! arye naro.
dove (oprawne).. ........... 25 ca,
Wyb6r pie;ni naroao,oych, IS ITO
rym zna]duia SIC: dvmk1. sz7e,
marsze krakowiaki, malay,
p,esni potryotyczne, wojer :
hlstoryczne >td.......... 30<
LirnM Polski, ZawierajacY 547
Dumek. Aryi, Krakowlak6w i
plosnek iudowYch. w mocnej
oprawle. Cena.....-.......75 c
Bukiet PieSni smatovyeh. SOC
Gratulant oraz p,esn weselns d.
m}odz'encow druzb6w. zawie-
rajacy: Zaprosiny M west IL =
0racYe weselue - Piosuk, we
selae. Ceaa.-......... POO
zyeooty Spietych Paashtch. pc.
dug nallepszYch zrode} wyjetych
= dzie} O]cow J. oktorow KoSoiosa
sw. oprsoowane, z kolorowa karts
tYtufow3 l smiu kolorou emf obra-
zsmi, najnowsze wydaDie papa
Kar6la Mark, W Mikotowie. pa
szlasku (supe}nle inne ,,Zvwo,y
oWlgtYcn' Jak owe PotnsArOwaue.
Jake to doted sprzedawali rezmaici
podr6zaiacy ag.nci).... $3.50
AAas Hsstoryi Naturalnej : 100
ohrazkaml ladzi, zwlrrxat czwro-
ronotnych ptakdw, ryb. gadow,
owad6w it'd. : takstym F.l,kss
Wermlnsklego.. . 80. 25 Ct.
Ksjega Porretami Kr6l6w Polaksch
Zawiera ~ onraxow w,eIkosoi
7x1o CALI, v kllku@ kolorach.
Zawiera takie spls kr6low. ,ch
Ion ! dziecl Graz gl6wDieiszy,h
dat acknowledgements. PORTE.
kaIt'sde aide kr6la lest pedsny %
otAddadLs,,elnym Rrubym k~ar:oB,e,
p~r,s!ssa6Qliiceznie lansowanym. Pod
kIassidy'mn Ptrtr%.em ,,est wydru-
. kow alla nrxw iako, data urodse.
MAI tmisrcl. cena Il 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

W IL BRAC1
E y Winonie " bloku
Pelz9a, ze wszYstkich tute-
ssych sa'on6w najwiecej piwa
yprzedaia. : czego wYnika,
be piwo go6ciom tu podawa.
ne, jest jaknsjlepszen. W
glowne, sail 60 stofy j mnogie
krzesla, q nadto osobny pokoj
ola chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludzi " tel, pc starokra]-4
|kra;sku urzadsonei oberay
sawsze jar v ulu, iecs mimo
to kszdY ssybko dostanie
csego xnlsda.i ) sadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraE = eaten
miescie wygodniejszei gosDody
ME snajdq, jak y Griesl6w, . y
polacsonej ieh : salonem
RIooerni wssystko moga kupit
5 ) niasta dla kuchni / stclu..
~Irewadsa6 nnn4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

NS0SA . VAC 4, AA40AOsVOy + 6SoOA
nej ...... 49,. 10 9
Perry do Ma6o&ehstua, ksiazk.
do nabozenstwa na czes6 Najswiet.
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustajacej l'o-
mocy, W paradnej oprawie, z}ote
brzeg,, 2 okuciem 2amecz-
klem. . ~ q
Ani6f Str6S, ksiazka do nabo-
zeist~a " o2dobnej opraw,e, z
b%ia1elni ok}adkami 2 ko6ci s}onio-
wei, "a z&oconym brzegiem, Z
klamerka = st6sow q ma
prezen dla pannY rs
AniN Sh6z " paradnej opra~
vie z czarnej sk6ry. = wytioczo-
nym ma okladce zloconYm krxYe
tVkiem, zlocone brzegi. z klamer-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100.
Anidl Str6S kslazka do ,nabo-
zenstwa ola katellck,eJ mfodsie1y
v mniejszym formacie W wsra~
nia}ej oprawle czerwone-
go aksamltu. z wytioczonvm
ma ok&adce z4oconym Rrzy&ykicm,
re z}oconymi brzegami.... 40
Wiamek Maryi (W,snek ku
c1c, Najswletszej Maryl Panuy) =
wYt&oczocym obrazkiem ma oklad-
ce zioconym br4egj EN- z zto-
oonyrn tytullkiem........ $1.0o
Ia sama kslazka z okuciem i "a
meczKlom ....l.25
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
nabozehstwa codzleEnego oprawny
" droga sk6rke z o<uciem j kla-
merka z s4oeonym krzyzykiem ma
ok}adce i slotym tYtuliklsn 60 G
Ks. Arcybiskupd Dumina ksiaz-
ka do na~bozehs.wa (Biskupka) W
paradne] opravie re z}oconym
tYtu}em z}ocone brzegl z okuciem
klamra (dla kobie)..... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb;skupa Dunina ksiaz.
Ia do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) "
mocnej p'eknej oprawie ze z'oco~
nym brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.3O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

WARSZAWA. - Ma Wo.
lynn wybuchty rozruchy g'o-
dove. TtumY ch'opstwa rzu-
GAIA sig ia spicblerse rzsdewe.
Wyst,pl}o wojsko i 23 chic.
pow zab,lo a 126 jest cie4ko
rannych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

BERLIN. 49, Cesarz Will
helm roaporzadzlf &e wszyscy
zoinierze %uiem'eccy ktorzy
obleteoi byl, rox temu "
amb .ssadaeh Erzez bcxer6w
zostana M anowaai podofcera.
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15

HOMBURG. 10 sierpnia.
.KiedY ds,1 ma tutejszy dworse,c
kolejowy pr,ybyi hrabis Wal
dersee, cesarz, pocslowai g y
toba pollok, poozem dworskim
powolem udaii sie do zams'Iuu ".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
KsiAzki p~owiiesciowe.

Pifkna Hstoryao Oierp.i,oej Rsle-
nss, c6rce A6la Antoniusxa &c.
SARA tureckiego : KonstantY-
uopola lCaroRrodu, ktdra bedao
. dworu. p6znle] przez 3 lata
plelgrsymniao wielkie utrapien,la.I
ned.e cierpliwle I metnie. zno--
STA. Gems. Is q
.HlE;stosya 9 mlaohstnsj AaoeIonis,
c6rce kf6la ) Neapolu . .Plo.
tire r7dslr,slauu hrab,m 90 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
~ } S 1 ! \ "a. / J

BlSRUP plocli Simon, us1i-
niety ! Plosks prles Moskali,
prsyletdSa do Chicago Obec-
rnHost = Il :AAmtryce .polsklego
kAs''ecia ko6cioia, znanego ?
eneerg'i j sdo,lnoso', ka,6ra w
kazaf. zzar,ad.ajac olbrzymia
archidyecezya katolicka "
RosYi, mole wpiYnie korzYstn. e
ma polsko amerykahskie sto-
sunki koscieIue.
%
UPORCLY VIE utrzymn]e
sie pogtoska, De Ojc:ec Swie,y
ma swYm delegation ma Anne
rYke mianowac ks. WI, Zalew-
sk'ego, dotychczasosego dele
gaia " Indysch wschodnich.
DEMORALlZACYA " or
mil anglelskiej przybiera coras
to wieksze rozmiary. 0 ts]
demoralizacvi donosza obecn'e
GO nastepDje:
Nc w'scej 4oinierzy aDgiel-
sk'ch nie mcg'o zdemoro];,o-
vac. jak tc. &e Boerowle
sch~ytanych jenc6w angel
sk'ch pu.zc1aja zn6w ma VOL
nose. Z1sna powszechrie rzecz, F.,
4e Boerowie ME- ~locza sic
jen:ami,. dobrze z nimi sic =.
obchodza, sorawila to De 3oi-
nier.e angiel.cy obecnie daleko
predict sic podda~aja, ani4eli I
da wn'ej. ZoInierz aug'elski. "a r
Marry 4o!d nie mysl, traci6 &
&yc'a j CHI atne> o1dale Boron
b.oh amunicye. co 60 , pre- 4
c'e4 mic NE kosztuje. t
Saro~e zakazy K'tehenera :
mic do tego ME skutk uja jest l.
tylko mato takich 2otnier, q
angiel,kich, kt6rzy walcza "a
bouor swego sztandaru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
W v KSIkG'ARl'NI
f. DlEaDoH!IsKIEG0. j.
~
v WinoDa, MINI.
329 Il. 5 street.
MONA dostac rozmaite ke:4tki pol~
skle .szczegolnie zad naste pujsce:
FSIAzKI DO.
NAEOZENSTWA
$40 E.. 8 street,

Big Z tobq. Kslazecska do ma
bozenstwa ola miodzlezY szk6l-
nej 80. ......... 80. 10 Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-15
BREMENHAVEN, 9 sierp

BREMEN 9 sierp-
MIA. Niemieck, okret
"Palat'a kt6rY IL czerwca
Ze 2wtoknm, zamordowaneso
posia u,em eck'ego bar. Katie.
lera wvolyuai Fintau, W
Chinavh 10 Nie,riec, dz,sia1
pred poludn'em przybyi do
tIsejsztgo portu. Nv oki znie :
siono IA b:zeg.
PETERSBURG. = Rad %
~przyszlost ograniczy liczbe
37dowskich studentojw IA uni
wer,ytotach v kraju do 3 pro-
cent calej iiczby sluchaczY.
Wyjatek s'anow, un,wersytet
v Moskw'e, do ktorego 1yds,
wcale ME msja prz7sts-
pu.
- .~UyEthrt s4aFI -IHrrE r=| .rH-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-16
ShudderS at His Past.

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Mail Carrier Burnett Mann, of Levan-
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from Kidney trouble. was hardly
ever free from dull aches or acute
pains in my back. To stoop or lift
mail sacks made me groan. felt tired,
worn out, about ready to give up
when l began to use Electric Bitters,
but six bottles completely cured me
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They're unrivaled to regulate Stomach,
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satisfaction guaranteed by all drug
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