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This Pressure Should
Not Be Too Strong.


Be sure and not make this pressure or
the thumb so strong against the muscles
that when they are in contraction they VIII
not be able to force the thumbs back each
time as they should do. Repeat this move
ment until you have tired the muscles
To strengthen the muscles OF chin and
throat. press the lower lip upward by de-
pressing the chm. as in the act of p%outing.
as strongly as you can; crook the forefinger
so al to make a half circle of il, put -"
half-circle form over the point OF the chin
just below the mouth and press downward
lightly with the finger. while at the same
time you are pressing the lip upward
strongly enough to push the finger up with
it. After contracting the muscle hard
enough to force the finger upward. relax 1t
instantly
That the muscles of the face are as sus-
ceptible of development as any muscles or
the body is a fact not to be overlooked
The method here suggested is a simple one.
but IL followed faithfully a more perfect
facial beauty is assured.
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uo,,,re non the quantity to be used for
little ones. .erv or
tho scarlet serum. Is partly due to tho
success OF the diphtheria serum the latter.
bke the scarlet serum. Is absolutely non
dangerous. and its benefits can haroiy 10
exaggerated after thousands OF lives nave
besn saved BY its use. Objection Is made
in some quarters on the score fnat us SUI
cess cannot be measured by the Teoucuon
in the mortality from diphtherfa. mas
much as the diphtheria epidemic hao
reached its climax and was already on the
decline when the serum was hrst intro-
duced.' This may be true or not. yet at
best 1t is only a theory. which. I am glad
to saw. Is not influencing practcing physi-
clans to any extent. for diphtheria serum
is gaining right along and saving lives by
the hundreds year after year.
I can't say as much for ths tetanue
serum, which. like the other. Is Intended
to destroy poisonous bacteria But the
~diphtheria bacilli are dead matter. while
those OF tetanus are very much alive ana
able to make the human body their breed
ing place. For that reason the killing on
of tetanus bacteria IS q matter OF slow
progress-too slow TO be OF much practical
use.
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GlvceT!n .-......... .-.-...-.-.....i ounce
R~pS.uater .--.. ounces
il>tlll'd water ounces
When peace-destroying pimples appear,
apply an ointment made OF one drachm OF
flour of sulphur and one ounce Of ~benzoatei
lard.
Another remedy IS:
Nasellne ...--.----A. ounCs
White precipitate drachm
Ol OF drHchms
Blackheads or feshworms. as they are
usually called. are a form of acne which
frequently affects the nose. chin and brow.
They are caused by the pores. or breathing
mouths of the skin. becoming clogged with
dust and other particles of matter. which
~irritate. enlarge and distend them. The
one cure for these blemishes is persistent
care and attention TO the skin
There are various The follow
ing Is suggested as one OF the best: At
night give the face a thorough washing
with warm water and soap. After using
soap on the face always rinse with clear
water. After drying rub on tbs affected
naxta Ibis stimulating lot!oni
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Tincture 81 cars ounce
Tinctur- OF cantharic-~ drachms
tastor oil drachn
GayCeEin To nuh'+S
Follow this treatment for three nights.
the fourth night hold cloths wTunG out
of hot water on the fac" for ten or fif-
ten minutes or until the PARTICLES of mat
tor filling the inactive pores are softened.
Then each ~biackhead must be thoroughly
and carefully pressed cut otherwise 1t
will return and further distend the pore)
by pressing a hollow watch key over 1t,
or by pressing on either sire OF the clogged
pore, with the finger nails. well covered
with a pocket handkerchief-this Is neces
sary TO prcvent the bare nails from coming
In contact with TIE infiamed surface OF
the skin. rs they serve to ~irTitate II. As
soon as each pore is clear anoint II with an
emoi,ient almond oil or mutton tallow.
Nothing is better than the latter. and II
perfumcd il is MT disasreeable 10 use.
When a numbsr OF the blackheads are
remoyed-do not attempt TO do a great
number at one time-the face mus. be
washed with WIZ water. This process
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the dark. though. of course. his prelim-
mary steps were more or less influenced by
methods now adopted by all scientists.
Artificial immunity being impossible OF
achievement. natural conditions. resting in
the blood of the convalescents. had to be
utilized. This. Of course. restricted ~investi-
cations. for the blood o~btainable from a
sick person is only 5 per cent of the guam
tity that can be drawn from any Of the
larger experimental animals. Besides, as
stated. only a few select individuals could
be utilized for blood letting. and these had
to be treated like the proverbial raw egg
in order that the process could not posi-
bly, affect their health.
It's not to be wondered at. then, that It
took several years to achieve the results
above Acknowledgement years of continue
Gus experimenting under the leadership of
one CT the greatest of contemporary medical
investigators.
Professor Won Leyden and his first assist
ant. Doctor Blumenthal won't tall about
the scarlet serum. except with the utmost
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perience any additional suffering in con-
junction with the Improvement in their
condition. As stated, all were doing well.
and there were no bad after effects what
ever, even in cases where double the guam
tity of serum was applied.
Every physician and every mother has
reason to rejoice In the experiments as far
as they go. for. think OF it. with all our
progress we know absolutely nothing def
mite about the causes Of scarlet fever and
measles. the most common of infectious
diseases. The only thing We do know for
certain is the annoying fact. that animals
generally used for experimental purposes
n-A immune against these diseases. They
can't be inoculated with them, and, con-
~seuuently, cannot act as barometers OF
the cure.
This. at the outset. made investigation
difficult. almost impossible. Scarlet fever
and measles couldn't be fought as Behring
and Roux fought diphtheria, for we don't
know what's underlying these diseases.
Professor Leyden had to. 1ee hia ray IN
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NY Lenten Maid.

My Lenten maids demure and shy.
Nunlike her sweet simplicity.
She's donned a garb Of sober gray.
Does penance for her sins each day.
Denies herself the things that please
Eschews "the pomps and vanities"
And counts poor me a one Of these.
My Lenten maid hears no complaint.
But, lovelier than . pictured saint
She keeps her way. serene and fair !
While I am lost In dark despair.
Other poor sinners I can see
Helped by her sanity charity.
Alas! It stops e'er reaching me.
My Lenten maid. I should resign
All hope hat I might call you mine,
Did I not know your altered ways
Would last no more han forty days.
A Lenten girl I cannot WOO.
But when the forty days are through
My Easter maiden will be you.
HELEN COMBE
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Answers to Correspondents
in Regard to Beauty Quest.

Mrs. L.. Pauline. Tillie s.. Kittie and an
AdmIrer-I think you will find in the story
to-day answers to your questions about the
complexion. If. however. you desire further
suggestions. please let me know
Maude W.-About the blemish on your
face, i would advise you to consult the doc
tor you mention.
Selma-To promote growth Of eyebrows
use:
s~ulphats Of auinine--------------ln grains
Rub the eyelashes with olive oil to
strengthen their growth a.
g. l. L-For hard and wrinkled hands
spend twenty minutes every night rubbing
them with olive oil. Then wash them and
apply the following lotion:
Giyssrin ac;d -E ounces uncs
Rose water.-.-.- ..-.-.--. ..-.--.-....1 ounce
Wear gloves at night. At 20 years of age
your hands should not be wrinkled With
care they can be restored to their normal
condition.
Constant Reader-For dandrun one Of the
remedies Is castor oil and bay rum. the pro-
portion being n ounces Of OIL to half pint
Of bay rum. Apply twice q week and brush
the hair daily.
r. H.-For thick lips. I fear I can offer
no remedy. You must be careful not to bite
the lips. nor to moisten them with the
tongue, IueE0 Dclu8 IL Clo ~ luo dhNc
which infames the lips and makes them
look larger than they really are. Bathe tho
lips In hot water at night, holding cloths
wrung out Of water on nth reduces
any Inflammation Once q week battle the
lips In warm water. containing a few drops.
of myrrh.
Mrs. Sophie-If your face gets red after
washing II, try washing only once q day
I'm the morning. II you use warm water.
always rinse with cold water, to prevent
chapping. II the face needs cleansing during
the day. wipe 1t OF with cold cream
Disguised and Constant Reader-The red
nose which troubles each II a real afhic-
ton. and calls for heroic treatment hrst
in the way Of diet. I say Heroic for the
reason that f~avorite morsels perhaps must
be given up. rich pastries, not oreao. CAKES
and coffe.. the digestion having much to do
with this trouble. At night. rub tne noso
with melted mutton tallow. rubbing II IN
thoroughly. Read advice e M[s. Sop mi
about washing the face. Hard water VIII
make the skin red: to soften 1t put In 4
ninch OF sorax or q few drops Of ammonia
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Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Berlin, Feb. 15.-Scarlet fever, the disease
in which the final result is more uncertain
than in any other-scarlet fever. the dread
OF mothers. Is about to be conquered.
The great Won Leyden has discovered a
scarlet serum which he has reason to re-
gard as an antidote against the awe-inspir-
ing disease.
The serum Is distilled from the blood Of
scarlet-fever patients on tho road to recov-
cry. This Il the mode Of producing it:
After the abatement Of the fever, which,
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METHODS OF SECURING FACIAL BEAUTY BY MUSCULAR EXERCISE
Practical swmnm the Pn@vnnd GMLh=ml bh Girl With FdshH a May Be Rd nm-mprmn Recipes
--Gma@ of Certain EhmA--

Put the salts in n wide-mouthei bottle
containing the distilled water: when the
salts have dissolved. add benzoin and gly-
GERM.
Directions for using:
Wash the face and hands In warm. soft
water: rinse and wipe dry: then pour a
little of the wash in the palm of the hand
and wet the face with it: leave 1t until IL
begins TO feel dry, then rub softly until the
face has the appearance of being powdcrei:
dust off with flannel. This also good for an
oily complexion, leaving it soft and white
in five minutes after washing.
Another lotion known to work wonders,
as far as superficial tan is concerned, is the
following:
Chlorats Of potash suncs
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American Girl Endowed
With a Clear COMPLEXION.


BY nature the American girl is endowed
with as lovely a complexion as could he de
sired, and there is not a scintilia OF evil
dence that the harsh word "atrocious
should be applied 10 il. II may be at times
that she foreets that If beauty would be
preserved IL must be cultivated, that, She
cannot Begin toe young 10 take care of the
complexion. and that hygienic measures are
necessary to preserve a fine skin and soft.
firm outlines to the face.
When winds are high and cold IL IS best
10 wash the face but once a day. ana the
use OF soap for the face once or twice q
week is sufficient. To keep the skin in
healthy condition there is nothing better
than a paste of fine table salt. Ii should
not be used IL there IS any eruption. The
salt should be moistened with milk and
then rubbed well over the face. wash off
thoroughly and dry with a soft towel. This
ssndpapers of some of the WORKOUT Gu
ttcle. stimulates the papilae and capillary
circulation. promoting a healthy condition.
A salt bath Of this description. however. is
only recommended, as said. when the skin
is healthy. and not oftener than once in
ten days.
IL the face seems rough TO the touch
and lacking in velvety softness. a little
slcohol. gently rubbed In with the fingers
IS beneficial. Rose-scented alcohol Is one
OF the things which every woman should
-of' vi SAtA hoDAS "fN 40 ANA
travelling bag. as It Is very cleansing.
.centcd Alcohol Is
Diving To the Skin.
IL is. however. drying to the skin, and
may be used to greater advantage by the
woman who has an oily skin. than by one
whose skin is dry. Is II well TO remember
that tincture of benzein. which may be
used to Advantage few drops in the
WATERPROOF a dry skin, Is detrimental to
an oily one, This is an instance OF a prep
eratien excellent in itself. but not suited
to every complexion.
When the face is inclined 10 roughen
from the effects Of the wind. put on a
little cold cream OF roses-for which the
recipe is ~given-before going out and i'm
mediately upon returning, Glycerin and
rose water is the usual remedy. but used
too frequently II makes the complexion dry,
yellow and leathery.
One way to treat freckIes is to touch
them night and morning with a camers-
hair brush dipped in lemon Juice. Another
shield against these "kisses of the SUM-
Is made by whipping to a cream the white
OF an eEg. and adding to 1t an equal guam
tity Of oil OF sweet almonds. This Is to
be rubbed on the face at night.
These Remedies Are Said
to Cure Freckles.
As In a multitude of counseIors there Is
wisdom, four other remedies warranted
TO cure freckles, are given.
Put oDs-Quarter pound Of oatmeal SOAP
shaved fine into one quart of boiling wa
ter. stir until 1t is smooth and cool. then
add one-half pint OF spirits Of wine and one
fourth ounce Of rosemary. Use occasionally
on the face. where 1t is touched with
freckles.
No. 2.
OIL OBS
h1ha OF
Essence Of bitter almond. 10 drnna
No. 3.
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Cause and Effect.

"John," she said to her husband. WIN
was grumbling over his breakfast. 'your :,
love has grown cold" ~
NO. it hasn't" he snapped. but my
breakfast has"
That's just It. II your love hadn't grown
cold you wouldn't notice that your break.
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WRITTEN For THE SUNDAY REPUBLIc.

RITE FOR II SUNDAY
She seems ike one who has never looked
frequently into a mirror
1t is IN this measure that me prdis
OF Miss Simplicity is sung. In e'her
words. she IS free from art and coquetrH.
This may be charming. but It is hardly Wis
dom IN the trying month of March. when
one needs to hold the mirror up to beauty
to see what sort OF face looks back at one
Is II a human ceramic without a blenish,
or have the winds. laden with dust. rough
ened and chaprsd the skin. laid a coat
Of tan over the nose and sprinkied n Few
freckles here and there? Our springtime
compilations need our most devoted atten-
ton. If We would preserve their freshness.
the lustroIsness of eyes and healthfulness OF
color. 1t seems then a proper time TO medi-
upon the Ills to which the complexion
Is heir, and to suggest some remedies.
The American girl is naturally endowed
with a beautiful complexion. and II is a libel
20 say otherwise. In a recent article some
one asserts that "the American girl is Won
derfully witty and wise. that her feet are
exceedingly small. that she dances like a
fairy. that she always knows what 10 do
and what to say. that she can first deii-
ciously. but she really has an atrocious
complexion"
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I Glycerin ...------- OF
| No. l.
4 Oil of berRaHOt Craclfn
l oil of citrolliae drachn
These lotions are applied by means of
| a camers hair brush. Care should he taken
10 wash the brush thoroughly in clear, cold
| water after using.
Let me say, however, to maids and ma
| irons. don't worry about your freckles. for
IL 10 said that the woman who freckles is
lovable.
| How to Remove Tan
From the Face.
Pulverized epson ounce
Elncture benzOin drops
GiNCsFln OfbpS
pis'iiied water ounces
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heit ue SpeFIldcrtl and WAX. add oils
slowly. stirring constantly. and finally the
essence. Beat until the mixture is cold and
Ike cream.
NO. +COLD CREAM OF ROSES.
Melt together l ounce each Of white WAX
and spermaceti. adding 1 ounces oil OF al
mOnds. and gradually I ounces
Then stir very thoroughly as the mixture
cools. forming 4 uniform emulsion.
When washing or treating the face. do
not bend over the basin. \ stopping posi-
tion IS bad for the muscles OF the face.
The head should, therefore,. be held erect
during manipulation. In massaging. put ON
the cream with the finger tips. rubbing eau
tiOusly under the eyes. SO as not TO move
the skin. but pressing harder in The corners
Of the eye. where the crows feet come.
rubbing the cheeks outward instead of in
ward. and the chin and forehead upward.
Rotation at the base of the nose and over
the nostrils is Important. as the muscles
of that part Of the face are apt to become
enlarged and ugly. Movements should be
upward and outward a rotary motion
with the hands is best. when washing and
drying the face and when applying emoI-
lients
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must be repeated every night or two until
the skin is entirely free from any sign OF
these ~unsightlg marks. They can be kept
away permanently only ON condition that
the skin be not neglected.
To whitcn and refresh the skin after
tan. fTccklcs and ether blemishes have
been removed. try any one Of the following
preparations:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
2 JOHANNESBURG, Znikl

z CHEkM1NsKlEGo, Znik}
bez 6ladu IL letni s%iostrzeniec cha
}upn,ka Majewskiego z Novel
wsi pod Che}mnem; nazywa sic
W}adys}aw Nowacki. Po a ostat.
nj widziano ch}opca " pobliiu
Zackiego m}yna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
z Prus Polskioh.
w ubiegsa Srod'

PELPLIN. w ubieg}a srod5ee
uplsne1o ea5 lat, prsypom'oa
!, P~ielgrzym' - jiak kr6l Jan SO
bieski z kr6lowa Marya Kaslmlra
! CALVIN dworem mad wieczorem'
p}ynac statkiem ma Wierzycy, z
Gniewu, przybyi do Pelpllna' aoy
" uroczystoad Bozego Gaia r.
1879 brad udzia} " nabozehstw'ee
tumskiem l procesyl do BczYch
Domk6w. Wr6cli potem do Gnle''
WI, a pc kilku dn'ach odbyf swlet'
ny wjazd do Gdahska, gdzie kllka
miesiecy bawi{ j wybudowanie tax
zwanej ,,Kr6lewskiej Kaplicy" "a.
rzadzi}. 6 lat p6zniej odniost shaw
ne zwyciystwo mad Turkami pod
Wiedn:em.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

wABRZEzNo. Kodak nasz
pan W1adysf. Hlllar z Chrosfa
powiatu lubawsklego' naby{ Ia
wlasnos6 malatek rycerski Ham
mer W powiecie wabrzeskich OBJ
szaru Is No m6rg z wodnym My
mem i toz rak niemieckim. Fol-
wark ten jest bardzo zagospodaro-
wany, a p. Hillar tez skrzetny
gospodarz j posisdajacy odpowie~
dni Fapita}, wiec utrzymanie ma
jatku W lego reku zapewnione
Szcze6c Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
ZE STAROGARDU pi

re STAROGARDU pisa:
Pred niedawnym s przyby]
pewien uczony pan do sk}adu obu.
via Polaka p. u. celem zakupna
towaru. MIN zyczony towar kupi1
zapyta} sig wpierw p. D. Sind Sic
elm Pole? (Jestes pan Polakiem2)
Ma sic rozumiec, re p. D. ME "a"
par} sig swej narodowosci, tylko
otwarcie sic do niej przyzna}. M
to 6w pan odrzek}: Ma, da muss ich
in elm deutsches Geschaeft gehen.
mo, to MUSIC pojst do nlemiec-
k,ego skladu).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

~NOWEMIASTO. Komisya
kolonizacyjna rozparcelowa}a Gryz-
Inv i Tylice. Take czes6 Kuli-
gov rozparcelowsno. Parcele OBJ
siedlono kolonistaml z g}ebi Ro-
sy,, kt6rych Rad rosyjskl wydali}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

~WkOSZAKUWICE. Gospo-
darz Franciszek Bura odebra{. So
bic zycie. Zona powracajaca
z pola znalaz}a meza ME
zy~ego poderznietem brzytwa
gard}em. Przyczyna samob6jstwa
niew1adoma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

u .~LUBAWSKIEGO. Kowal
Blank z Lin6wca, podochociwszY
sobie W niedziele ma weselisku,
polozy} sic W }6zko i umar}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
own dniu. Pochowano lch ~ 1jed'-5
nym groble.

pym dniu. PochowAnosicha " )e''- !
nym groble.
No wojskowyh pla-
GU dwiczehd artyleryi znaliasio s
m}odych ludssii niewystrzelony graz
nat. Prey ogladaniu tegos n1aastap'-
Ia eksploxya, : rrozprzyskujace sic
kawa}y jednego : Mich ne mie]sou
zabi}Y, drugi odni6sl cleakie rany,
a dw6ch innyoh ltejaxe rany- Ran
nych odstawlono do ~lazaretu. "a
|bity nazywa} sic J6zef WiSniewski,
a nazwiska rannych 50: koslhski,
Borzewski Duszynski ! Czepozyh-
ski.
z ~TORUNsKlEGo. Dobra
Szewo naby} pan Roman z WYmy-
s}owa.
z CHEkMINSKlEGO, Znik}
bez sladu IL letni s~iostrzeniec cha-
}upnlka Majewskiego z Novel
wsi pod Che}mnem; nazywa sig
W}adys}aw Nowacki. Pc rag ostat-
nj widziano ch}opca " pobliiu
Zackiego m}yna.
forum. Pan Witold Mel
carzewicz osledla sic tutaj jake
adwokat.
SLUP, powiat grudziadzki.
Pan Jak6b zietarski, kt6rego die
CT " urzedtie ~cywilnym " Orlu
by}y ~fa}szywie zapisane Zyntarski
Zendarski. podaf wniosck do wy
dzia1u powiatowego W Grudziadzu
o zmians tego. Teraz dosta} u
wiadomienie re sadu W Grudzia-
dzu, il sad zawyrokowa}, ably
te fa}szywa pisownie Zyntarski
Zendarski zm1eniono W ksiegach "
W O:lu ma wlasciwa pisownia Zig
tarski.
OLSZTYN. Czy nazwa szul.
mistrz, jest obraza? Mistrz sew
ski Abramowski z Stamina kaza]
swej GORGE wystawi6 rachunek ola
naucz yc1ela K, TAME. Nauczyciel
zaskarzy} A. "a obraze, gdzyz "
rachunku sta1o s}owo Schulmei-
ster. Izba karna W Dabr6wnie ska
za1a tez A. ma 20 m kary. Ma "a
}ozona przez skazanego apelacy9,
lzba karna W Olsztynie uwolni}a go
cd why i kary. Sad wprawdzie
uzna}, re w~yrazenia Schulmeistel
Jest obrszliwe, Jednakze c6rka
oskarzonego Q tenn ME wiedzla}a
sama:. bez rozkazu OLGA, tego wy
razenia uzy}a1
Z Poznahskiego.
PAN FRANCISZEk KA-
RAS, referendaryusz akazany "
procesie akademickim ma 8 miesia-
ce wiezienIa, rospocza} odslady-
wad kary W wiezieniu 6remskiem.
WRzEsNlA. W}adza, zawy-
- ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

STUN. w sobote znajdo-
wal SIC p. Czyllhskl z sztumsklej
wsi ma tutejszym dworcu po-
wdzka swoja. Konie przez pooieg
przestraszone rozbieg}y sic PREY
czem posladacz z}amaf sobie noge |
odui6s} j~eszcze iDne mniejsze rany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
OsTRZEsZ6W. Pan Dirska
i Wodniakowski nabyli Cd kupca
>. Ogrosks hotel q $500 ma
rex. Szcze66 Boze nabywcom!

TRzEMEszNO. Odby| sig
pogrzeb dp. Antoniego Meissnera 2
Rudek, kt6ry rozstal sig : tymt
6wiatem dnia i czerwca. Zmar}y
urodzi} sic W Trzemeszuie r. 1922;
!ojciec lego by} dyrektorem gim-
nazyum TAME. "a ma}zonke poe
ial panne J6zefe Mollnek, c6rke
-6wczesnego wlasciciala ziemskiego
ze Skok6w,i odedra} W dzia}ach pc
ojcu swym majatek Rudki, kt6ry
z czasem " dw6jnas6D powieks2Y{
i " kt6rym z dozgonna towaszysz~
ka swa wychowaf dzieoi swoie. $.
p. Anton obrany przewodnicza-
Gym dozoru ko6cielnego " Tree
mesznie, stall podczas ca}ej walki
kulturnej az do o~statniej chwili
jake wierny syn Koscio}a sw. ma
stray wszelkich praw. Kon-
dukt prowadzi} syn zasluzonego
cichego pracownika, <. Meissner 2
Ottorowa, move za}obna wyg}osll
" ko6ciele znany z swej wymowy
K. prob. Marchwicki. podajac
zmal}ego jake wzdr godny nasla-
dowapia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

LUBAWA. Fiskus zakupi{
wioski Mszauowo, Tuszewo i Kat
lewo. W{osci te- zostana zamienlo~
ne ma domeny. Fiskus zap}aci} "a
norge p~rzecietnie 200 marek.
Przewlaszczenie nast9pi ma l lip
ca 1898 roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

Z Poznahskiego.
PAN FRANCISZEK KA-
RAS, referendarYusz akazany "
procesie akademickim n a 8 miesi3-
ce wiezienIa, rezpoczaf odslady-
wad kary W w~iezieniu sremskiem.
WRzESNlA. W}adzay zawy-
roka}a przymusowe wychowanie
10 letniego Stefana Tabaki "a to,
re sic wyrazal lie - synach ce-
sarskich. - Ojciec Stefana prete-
stowa} przeciwko .odebraniu ma
syna, lecz daremnle.
SREM. Gospodarz Fracko-
wisk wybral sic Z fuzya ma wrony,
c1yniace. mu szkode " zasiewach,
lecz PREY strzale lufy fuzyl pek1y.
Kawa}ek lufy uderzy} Fr. " zeby,