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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
No One Cent Letter Pcstaoe.

The bill providing for the adoption of
one cent postage instead of two, on all
first class mail matter will not become q
law because the loss Of revenue to the
Government would be too great. 1t is
good policy to guard against losses of any
kind. but especially against the loss of
your health. For this purpose Hostegter's
stomach Bitters should be taken. because
y VIII strengthen the stomach perfect
me digestion and keep the bowels open.
mus protecting you from All sickness. IT
however You have lost your health and
suffer from headache. Indigestion. dys-
Pepsia. constipation or biiiousness, You
need the Bitters at once. because it is 1,
specific remedy for these ailments. and
Viii cure you. Try bottle and see for
yourself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
MUCH TYPHOID FEVER
Among the Residents and Summer
Visitors at lsiesboro.

Islesboro, Me, Aug. 26.-There are
several cases of typhoid fever in town,
both among the townspeopIe and also
at Dark IIIrbor among the summer
cottagers. The townspeople who have
it are: Joseph Decker and his son.
Arthur, and daughter. Lizzie: the
youngest son, james, died with it about
two weeks ago.
The son Arthur is very sick, but the
father and daughter are having it in Il
lighter form. The daughter has only
Just recovered from Il long illness With
: rheumatic fever. Mrs. Medi Freeman
also has it in 4 light form
Miss Alice Roosevelt is visiting Dr.
Denbys cottage at Dark Harbor. ana
many grand balls, receptions. dinners.
etc, are being given in her honor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
NON-UNiON MEN ATTACKED.
Great Excitement in Panther Creek
Vaiey--Troops Sent There.

Summit Hill. Pa, Aug. 26.-Excite-
ment prevails throughout the Panthe;'
Creek valley, today. At daybreak the
strikers assembled to prevent nom
union men from going to work. An
ticipating trouble, Maj. Gearheart sent
two companies of soldiers in trolley
cars to this place and their presencc
prevented possible outbreak Sew
elal non unionists had been attacked
ana thp town was in a turmoil.
The soldiers escorted the Workmcn
through the mob that had collected
and placed them in safety on the cars
which carried them in safety to their
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

STAT Capt lay conducted u service
at Oh Orchard, Ne. Monday evening.
in connection with the salvation Army
carpIncttmE. Illustrating the social
work Of the army. He was assisted by
officers and AoiG.ers. who represented
characters seen at army shelters. Capt.
Day took the part OF a man out OF
work. with a starving family. who had
been eviCted from 4 tenement. \ sat
Walton Army olheer weut to his rescue.
Tie was taken 70 2 shelter. given work
in the salvage department. and his wife
and children were cared Tor in a wo-
mans shelter The last scene showed
The familS reunited or one Of the farms
""nea by the Army IN Colorado. Every
lecture 81 the social work Illustrated
vas 70 show how the Army may~reach
a class not assisted by other agencies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
THE PRESIDENT.

the aisles and a dozen or more ladies'
had forced their way into the baggage
car. where they were riding content
with the accommodations if they could
only see the man who above all others
holds a place in the hearts of the peo-
pie of Maine at the present rir,e. a
few of the passengers left for Tie
Blaine mansion, where the speaking
was to take place, and joined the inn
mense crowd already assembled there
But the most of them remained to wit
ness the arrival of the special tram.
An extra train arrived from Watervil'e
at s.02. bringing large load of visitors
CONTINUED on page 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27

seen in this city. 1t was a respectful
crowd. too. There We're no interrupt
tons and no disturbances of any kind.
From the time the Presidential train
hauled into the depot until the crowd
dispersed at the end of the Presidents
speech. the people of the kenne1ec
valley united in paying respectful
homage to the country's Chief Exccu-
tive.
Never before in Augustus history
was a celebration of this character so
admirably planned and SO thoroughly
executed. Newspaper men from abroad
Joined in saying that last nights denl-
onstration exceeded in effectiveness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27

words to the iamented Mr.. Blaine, the
vast crowd joined in applause. Again,
when he turned around to Congressman
Burleigh and said that no headlines
We're needed in the newspapers to de-
pict the condition of things in prosper
Gus Porto Rico, the applause was spon-
taneous and hearty.
The President speaks slowly and dis
tinctly and his voice penetrated the
vast throng of people with ease
The people of Augusta and the peo-
pie Of the other towns of old Kennebec
have reason to be proud of last nights
celebration in homer OF President
Roosevelt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
President to Vast
and Applaud
Words.
PRESIDENT ARRIVES.
Train Reaches Augusta at 8.55 and Is
Met by Tremendous Crowds.

Long before the time at which the
arrival of the Presidential party was
expected there was a throng of people
gathered about the Maine Central stst
tion. When the 7.21 train pulled inro
the station an immense crowd had al
ready gathered. This train probably
brought in the largest number of pas
sengers in its history. Every seat was
taken, people We're standing up in all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
In The pemocra,ie urinary held

: In the Democratic primary held in
of candidates for State officers and con-
gressional representatives. William d.
Jelks of Barbour the present Governor.
won over former Gov. Jos. j. Johnston
of jefferson, for Governor by n major
lily which probably will reach 10000. r.
McCunningham defeated c. E. Waiter
by almost 20,0oo majority for lieutenant
governor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
Or. j. vi. BIaisdeIl Acquitted.

Bangor, Me. Aug. 26.-In the case Of
DR.. John NJ. Blaisdell, who has been on
on a charge of manslaughter, the jury.
tonight. returned a verdict of no,
guilty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
WAR DECLARED!

against old bills. We advance money
to pay your debts. You pay US in in
stallments. security. watches. dia-
monds. furniture. farm stock. Easy
payments. Open evenings. Collateral
Loan Co. 2ls Water street, opposite
Cony House, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
TOO MUCH SAID ALREADY.
Miles Declines 20 Talk About Situation
in tho Philippines.

Now York, Aug. 2d.-Li.ut. Gen.
Miles. tie commanding officer Of the
army came to New York. this after
noon. from SANDY Hook, where he had
been attending q meeting Of the ordi-
nance board of the army. The general
declined To TANK about the situation
IN the Philippines. saying:
There has been too much in the pa
prrs about that .lfeady
Fr said t11t he intended t. go back
to Washington. tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
CHICAGO EXPECTS STRIKE.
Street Car Employees Refuse to Accept
Roads Proposition.

Chicago. Aug. 26.-The possibility OF
u strike that may tie up all the street
railway lines Of the west and north
sides Of this city confront the officials
of the Union Traction 60. Today by
an overwhelming vote the local union
of the Amalgamated Association OF
street Car Employees refused to accept
the proposition made by Presiden;
Roach severaI DAYS ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
FAIR WEATHER.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday: New Eng
land, fair, Wednesday and Thursday:
fresh westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-27
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Aug 26.-The following
are the pension changes in Maine result
ing from the issue of Aug. ::
Maine Increase reissue ETC.. Francis
r. Rounds. Danvillc. ST.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
L niw P0lskich
W AN ERYCE..

WZ1AWSZY do reki
,Przylaciela Ludu." wycho~
dzac~go W Philadelphia, ma
p;erwszej STRONGLY zauwazy~
lsmy odezue p. w. Domah-.
skiego. ktory W goracych
slowach. tra6Ajacych wProst
do serca kazdego prawego
Polaka, wzywa ogot do ska
dek ma rzecz s;erot wrzesih-
sk'ch. S}owa szczere p. Do
mahskiego, jeso pr1yk'ad i
slczere zajecie sic sprawl
odnios}y pozadany s~utek DO
oto z pokwitowad, og}oszo'
nych W Przyiacielu" widz:.-
my jak obGcie p~pfyne}y
sk}adki cd ludzi piracy, Cd
ludzi. kt6rzy NC SIX swych
brac; "a oceanem odczuwajs.
spieszac i'm = TAXA pomoca.
Me dose b 10 zacnernu temu
Rodakowi powolat sic do
o6arnosc' Polakow. przedsta-
will on oh, dne traktowan'e
!, wiolu po'skiego przez ha-
katyst6w cud1oz'emcom. q.
zajawszy sic sam xbieran'em
sapomog, Ola nieszczssliwych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
w a u n k /.

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARUsA
{ doiu, kon,ecznie MUSIC P}acic
500 pa ieden rok, lubo W tym
roku dla, przedp}acioieli czyli pfa~
cacych naprz6d, roczna opfate
snikylismy ma $3.50.
Kto ziedna nam trzech no
Rych abonent6w i przesle cd
fzstdegc c%a{orocznY abonament z
Y R6ry, temu przez ca}y rok gazett
de niego samego przese}ac bedzie~
my besp}atnie. .
Ito odbierze zpoczty try gazety'
uwatanym jest "a abonenta l odP",
wiedzlalnym "a abonament'
Kto zmieni adres, p%owinien Ma
aycpmiast podac wydawcy W1AR"TsA
w5j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy w~yra2nie ME
odm6wi& gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pooztowego, W1ARus posefany BE-
die dalej. Skoro kto @%aprzestanis
odbiera6 gazette, pow'nien wpler~
sap1a.it, jezeli co zania w'nien.
P.;eniadze "a i ola W1ARusA pa
civ p~rzese}ae przez pocztowy luh
expresowy Money Order Mozna
tel przese}aG .abonamept " dolarach
pspierowych, przes Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych lub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jezeli abouament, W TAXI sposob
przes}any, " drodze przepadn'e Zoo
sie W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bie,ze "a to ma sie''ie od~powiedzial
oofci. Take listy ~najlepiej kazad
ds poczcie reg,strowad, DO w%tenczas
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd.
rowiedzialnosG, ze wrazz zawartof.
cia dojda na miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesefki pie
aiezne do WlARUsA adrescwa6:
Fl. DerdovsM
500 f. 3rd Str.
WINoNA MIMI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

wsr6d tychtc. zebfai ad csc
.pokszna sumo. 2 listy OLA
,rodawcow obcego pocho-
dzenia widzimy e ofary
.plyne1y dose CRUDE, jak up.
pc SO. 90 i IS 90 a p. Do
ma6ski datkiem swym. wy
noszacym $500 powstydz:t
sic ME mole. Geese mu "a
to!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
NAsl AGENCl.

. Upowaknieni 50 do kolektows.
n Il abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
5llcY nasi agenci mie1soowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. F~ranciszek
NardYn.
NAY CITY, Mich. - Alexande,
Niedxielski, 1914 - 10 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fr. Ziarnowsk,
7l2 8. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. - Franoiszek
Lubow,ecki.
HOFA PARK, Wis.
M. j. Ko6micki.
NANTlOOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabtohsk
OAK HILL. ~ st. Pogorselski.
POLAND, Wis. Teodl Rdtek.
s3 PIKE LAKE WIS. ~ Adam
I Banbsnsk.
NinA.-1. .0tsdhowsk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
Rozkaz Poczty.

hOLkdZ OCAuy
!,
Original SIN, cd Departa
mentu P~ocztowego W Wa
shlngtonie >awiadomienie.
kt6re W angielsk'm jezyku
brzmi nastepujaco:
"A subscription to any
publication, entered as second
class matter, must be discon.
tinued, when the time for
which it is paid in advance
has expired.
Pc polsku znaczy to:
.,Wysy|ka kazdej gazety'
kt6ra jest wysy&ana poczta.
jake %przedmiot drugiei kIasy
(second class matter), musi
bye natychmiast przerwana,
skoro tylko skonczy sic czas
przedp'aty (oplacenis abona~
mentu z CORY "a gazete'').
Rozkaz powyzszy n'ezawo-
dnie bedzie podpisany przez
nowomianowanego pocztml~
strza gcneralnego Stan6w
Zjednoczonych stanie sc
prawem obowiazuiacem.
Rozkaz pow zszy znaczy
lyle, ze zadnemu wydawcy
ME bedzie wolno wysy]at
gazety n.komu. be- op}acenia
"a MA z CORY, a gdy sic czas
przedp}aty skohczy, gazeta
musi bvt wstrzymana. Pre-
kroczenie tego prawa czyli
rozkazu, pociagneioby "a soba
te rastepstwa. re gl6wna
poczta wykresl }aby te gaze.
te Z f~rzedmiot6w wysy'an> ch
poczta jake przedmioty dru-
giej klasy, (second class
matter), do kt6rych naleza
wszystkie gazety.
Ninitjszem zawiadam amy
naszych prenumerator6w. re
st6sown;e do rozkazu pcczty,
gdy odb;erzemy p twierd7e-
ME urzedowe, zmuszeni be-
~wszystkim tym, kt6rzy
ME plaza gazety naprz6d,
wstrzymat do czasu
al otrzymamy przedp}ate.
Prosimy zatem r1aszych
abonent6w, kt6rzy jeszcze
ME op'ac;li lwoJej gazety
naprz6d. o przyslanie swej
prenumeraty, ze5y regu]arnie
.db'erac mogli gazette i
un,kneli nieprzyjemnosci
w~strzymania gazety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

MIg4%5 AtHT FSASTE
1'ymozasowo 81 !Za,kon 1as st1ss.
snje 81 do regui Tr4eciego Zakonur
Sl6str 6w. Francisska : Oldenburg,
kt6re beds p~rzejrzane j prserobio-
ne przez komisye przez mas usta~
nowiona j jej czyny przeas. mas POI
twierdzone.
Dano " mel rezydencyi dnia
% Grudnia 1901 r.
Jan u Kahn,
Arcyblskup Z St. LOUIS
Pandskie lekaratwo jest maj
lepszem ma 6wiecie Uzywalam
severy Balzamu Zyc,a [seyera's
Balsam Of Life), ktdry mnie zu~
pe}nie wyleczyl. Jego skuteczno66
jest cudowna i powinien byc uzy-
wanym " kazdej familii. = Teo'.
dor Nowlcki, Waller, Tex.
Lekarstwo to popiera trawie-
ME, zapebiega zatwardzeniu, ma
strata j wzmacnia organy Cena 75c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
Pfqkny sclenny kale darz

Eb9kny sc1enny k0le doFz.
Pomiedzy pleknYmi 6ciennYmi:
kalendarzaml wysy 1anymi przez-
rozms'te firmly " tym roku. Daj.-
p'eknieJszym jest kalendarz pana
Jozefa Trinera, fabrykanta s}ynne-
20 ma swat caiY Amerykanskiego-
El,x;s,ru Gorzsk lego Wins. Kalen.
dnrz ten przewyxszs inne pod:
K .zdYm wzgledem, Jest o~rYgiual-
nymsi artystycznie wykonczonym,
Piekne wykonane l~ltografe prsed-
stawiaja rome departameuta tego
znanego zakiadu. Koszta wvdania
tn k,-go kaIendarza mus'a}Y bye.
bardzo zcacsne. Zostauie on wy
sianym kazdemu bezpfatnie "a
nades}aniem 10 cent6w " markach'
pocztowych ma koszta przesy4kl i.
""akowsn'a. Kalendarz tea mole
h>c "sdobs kaidego mieszkanla:
Adres: J6zef Triner 799 S, Ashland
v Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

strata j wzmacnia organy Cena 75c.
AMERYkA
KOMISARZ POLlCYJNY "
Nowym Yorku, Murchy, oznaj-
mil. re rabusie powzieli smia}y
plan uprowadzenia ~ letnego mi.
lionera, Jay Goulda, gdy z natka'
bratem i siostra wychodzi} z tea
tru. Rabus,e przygotowali diva
podobne automobile i czekah ma
sposobaos6. Plan ME powi6df sig;
bo matka z dzieckiem wysz@a o
po}godzlny p6zniej jak zwykle.
CALUMET, Mich Miasto
nasze uawiedzlf s~traszliwy blizzard,
w,ele ulic zostaio l~iteralnie tax
sasypauyca suiegiem, re wszelka
komuuikacya stafa sic niemozliwa
Zawieja sniegowa trivia nieustan"
ME.
PARMA Alice Roosevelt, naj~
starsza c6rka prezydenta, otrzY~
ma}a zapros:enie cd oesAr1a ME-
mieckiego Wllhelma, ably dokora-
IA cbrztu nowo zbudowanego
vachtu ola niemieckiego cesarza
W Staten island, N. Y. Parma
Roosevelt przyjefa ~zaproszenie.
GUBERNATOR W Nebrasce
u}askawl} by}ego skarbnika stano"
wego Josepha S BARLEY, skazane~
90 ma pobyt " domu karnym prze2
20 lat, "a sprzeniewicrzenlc sunny
$3.50. 900.
LA CROSSE Wis. Prey
rozbieraniu starego hotelu lnter-
national znaleziono szkielet cz{o
miedzy pod*oga sclana.
7rzyppszczaja re to jest szklelet
Cummings, ktory naeIe
zn1k} W roku 1859, poszukujac fab
szerzy w6dk,.
~ANARCHISTA - w New
aresztowany zostaf Rudolf
redaktor anyielskiej ga
zety austryacko. wegiersklej. Oskar~
ia 90 w}asna jego iona. gdyz 6ros~
sman mia{ urzadz;6 zamach ma ]eJ
kycie, a PREY tenn iona oskarza
20, lie jest on zagorza}ym ansrchl-
sta i bedac ma zgromadzeniu anar~
,hist5w. przedsta~iony przez En-"
me Goldman, miat sic kilkakrot-
ME wyrazid. ze chciaiby uczynlc to
Rooseveltowi, co Csolgoss ucty-
nil McKinley'owi
severy op}atkl ma boil gtowy
,severa's Waters for Headaohe) ts
dajaoe esybks pomoc
20 katdem uayoiu = K.rol Bilek.
Wis Cena $50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
WIDOW.

Basylea, szwajearya. Roz-
poczela sic tn konwencya stowa-
rzyszenia syonistdw, ktdrej celem
Jest, jak wisdomo. przesledlenie.
zyd6w do Pa~lestyny. Ma konwen-
eye zjecha}a sic znaczna liczba.
delegat6w ze wszystklch cze6ci
swiata. &c delegaoi z mad granicy
rosyjsko-~ cbinskiej, Z Novel Zelan-.
dyi, 1ndyi Poiudniowej Afryki'
Ma sesYi wyg}osi{ d}uga il
swletna przemowe s{ynny. powie6.
.clopisarz Max Nordau, W kt6rei,
potepiaf degeneracye i obojetnost.
sydo"skich roilloner6w ola sprawv
zyd''wskiej. O6wiadczy4 on, ze i'm,
zyd jest Logatszy, tenn mniej zai-
mule sic sprawl swoich wsp6fwy--
znawc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
Man'festacya Polakow
" Pittsburgh.

Man'festacya Polak0w
" Pittsburgh.
Zsprzess3ei n,edzleIi zdbraIo
sig wiecej ]sk $500 Po:ak6w Z
P'tt~barga l okol;cy eelem zapro-
testo ~a"la prze,iwko gwsltom ia.
kich sig dopuszcza Rad p~uski ma
poiskich poddanvch " Poznun"
sxlu, kt6rzy ne chca ma roskuz
tego rzadu pozbyc sic jssyka sx,ch
ojo6w'
PIzewcd .iczvf letraniu ks Gear
Tomaszevski. prz ooezoz parsf:is w
Stanis}awa. Mowy wYgtosili: Gen.
zor z. N. P. dr. Laon Sadowskl; j,
Gay Nc CardIess, dyrektor bezpie
czenstwa ~publlcznego; w. j.
Brennan ks. G,blln. Rezolncye
przv]eto ma tenn zgfomadzeniu "
ostrych s}owach potepiaja gwalty
pruskie. U'rzadzona IA zgroms-
dzen,u sk}adka przynios}s 200 dolae
row a coleb ola sier6t we Wrzeso,
Severy Wzmacniacz serca
Heart Tonic) jest znakomitem le-
karstwem ma SERGE, Zawsze ono
skutkuje, jezeli uzyware pod}ug
przeplsow. z przyjemncscia je
polecam. Katarzyna Brown. Okla
bona City, Okla. T. Cena 5 o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

Is1udWCOW OOGSSO P1o
|dzenia widzimy e ofary
plynefy dose CRUDE, jak mp.
pc SO. 90 IS 90 a p. Do
ma6ski datkiem swym. wy
noszacym $500 powstydz:t
sic ME mole. Geese mu "a
to!
SHAWANO. Wis. -
Frauciszek Fink zostal are
sztowany "a pok}ucie smier-
telnie nozem Adama Kowal-
|skiego. Wypadek miai miej-
see W pewnym salunie pod
Eczas k}6tni W dzie6 Nowego
Roku. Lekarz powiada, re
nadzieja utrzyman;a Kowal-
skiego pray zyciu jest bardzo
Saba a Fink oczekuje 1ezu]-
tatu W wiezieniu.
Nowy
rok W kcsciele sw. Jadwigi W
c'agu nakozeh:twa skolekto-
wano 200 dolarow ma o6ary
hakatyzmu pruskiego we
Wrzesni.
ST.. LOUIS. Mo-. - Tu
tejsza Polska spo}ka wydaw-
MEGA wydaje teraz zamiast
dw6ch gazet tygodniowych,
tylko iedne, PRzEwoDN1K
PoLsK1, | to O osmiu stroni-
each.
W1EL. KS. F. PRUSS,
proboszcz Parafit polskiej W
Anderson. Tex, poda} W
wychodzacym " San Antonio,
Tex, dz'enniku ,,Southern
Messenger" d}ugi artyku}
op;sujacy ~ostatnie barba-
rzydstwa pruskie. dokonane
ma Polakach pod pruskim
zaborem. szczegolnie szcze-
g61y procesu Gniezniehskiego
przeciw cfiarom hakatyzmu
pruskiego z WrzeSni.
SOUTH "
dniu 2 Styczn'a 1902 roku pc
~pierwszy raz wesz|y dziec'
Para6i, Niepok. Pocz. N. M
P. W SO Chicago, do nowegc
gmachu szkolnego prey tel
paraai. Uznanie nalezy sic
calej paraAi, a zw!aszcza KS
Prob Wojtalewicz, BIO pod
lego bystrem okiemi kierun-
nkiem zostal tax piekny
emach ola Polak6w W So
Chicago postawicoy
POLSKlE
W Buffalo poczynaia sic cze
scie, ziawia!t Niedawno OBJ
Zyg. Jakubowski wyrobif
filler do sk6ry' ,ktory ME
przepuszcza woody a tn zno~
WI nasz mistrz cd w}os6w, OBJ
!. Krysztafkievicz dostaf
pateot ma olejek, Posmaro
wawszy, l.: ma porasta na)~
pieknieiszym ~}osem. " te"
dz'eki tolsk m wyna
LAGOON, ME potrzebujemy
dwoch na'gorszych
dolegliwosci = sysiny. katarn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09


M~lNNEAfoLIs finnn.
Frank H. Peavey, mllionowY krdl
elewartor55w csyli spichlersy sbo
zowych, ktdry umari " Chicago
zesz}egoE poniedsialku pozostawi}
maiatku warto1ci q $50. 600. W
testamencie swYm ME zapomnia{ Q
dobroczyhcach. kt6rzY mi poma~
gall " latach mlodociannych. .
kilku set osobom zapisl pc tysiac
dolar6w, " uznaoiu "a do6wiadczo~
ne dobrodziejstwo.
SAN FRANCISCO. 4g
Styeznia. - Ma wysokosci Eureka
aderzy} sig parowiec ;, Walla
Walla' nieznajomym okrs,em i
utona} W przeciagu Is mlnut Ma
Parowcu znajdowa{o sic okoio 40
os6b, czescia ~pasazer6w. czescia
marynarsy. Umieszczono wiekszosc
ludzl " }odziaoh ratunkowych. Pa
rowlec Dispatch" posbieral IS
rozbitk6w.
P~omiedzy ]ekami zewnetrzne
mi, ,,Kotwlczny" Pain Expeller
jest kr6lem. U6mierza on z szyb-
koscia b}yskawlcy b6le reumatycz-
ne b6le zebdw, b6le W krzyzach,
b6le z zaziebienla. zwichniecia it'd,
a przytem i kleszeni ME ruinuie.
gdyz koszt-je tylko rs 50 CEN
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

Na'lePsxe lekarstwo.
Ms wypadanie w@os6w w krotkim.
czasie zapobiega wy4azeniu w4os6w
i oczyszcza glove z }usek i liszaji
Ma 1ysych gfowach wnet ukazuis.
sig porost
Many take L~EKARSTWO~
MA REUMATYZM i posetsmv
ma wszvstkie czesci 6wiata.
Jeseli cheese sic wylecz3t.
cd picia rozpalajacych trunk6w.
likierdw Tub palenia fajki, eygar-
Tub papierosdw. kt6re czesto przy-
prowadzaja chorobe piersi, napisz.
DO mas a my cie wyleczymy.
Ma odpowiedz przes}aG nalezy-
znaczek pocztowy "a 2 Gently.
Wszelkie listy adresowac nalezy:
Prof. w K. SZEMBORSKI
A. William Str.
New Britain, Conn.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-28
SMYRNA TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. May 2s 1909

painting. A glance at him brought back
her courage. His bearing was any
thing but victorious
Her tone matched his own as she
said: Il cannot go homo alone We
need not have any further conyersa-
ton, however, and l won't trouble you
again."
Voight WINGED visibly at her words.
There were signs of yielding as he re
piled, You know that l am always
glad to do things for YOU
Miss Manners laughed bitterly. "AnI
yet you were going to leave me a.p"n
just now. 1t wasn't a kind. Wasn't -
gentlemanly. thing to do"
His anger famed up again. Il co"'
not endure your mocllery. 1t &i.4.,y
showed that l had been mistaken ull
along; that you did not care for ac:
had been only playing with me-"
Her voice WAS low and vibrant IS
she retorted: That is why | was rest.
less tonight, why | have been restless
for many days. 1 was trying to MAKE
up my mind whether l really loved
you. You have helped ne t. solve the
question. l can give you the answer
now. 1t is No"
He was too stunned to speak, and -
they hurried Oh in silence. An ane..
spot of color burned in the girls chcci >.
but the darkness hid this as well as
the CLINT of tears in her eyes and the
pallOr of the mans face.
GT1HnnlN- bn aa1nbt hos. I,tr.,
must rudely She struggled. but he
lifted her bodily and then set l,s
down, trembling Even as her cry OF
| Indignation rang out there was blaze
of white light, IL whir of wheels. and
the automobile was out Cf Seht.
Noights voice tremblod as lie r.h:4
pered, THAT is the White Ch3>t. but
it might have been the White Deall
for both Of us"
He held her in his arms. though snp
struggled. She was yet too indignant
and too startled to realize her narruw
escape.
After Il moment: What w2s it to
you if had been killed? What right
have you to interfere|
There was Il traitOrous trcmble in
her voice that gave him courage
''The right of loving yol. Had the
last ten minutes made life seem SO
worthless for you too?"
He tried to see Der face but she had
hidden it on his shoulder He beat hi.
head till his lips almost touched hcl
hair Cant you find it in your heart
! to change your answer"
Her face was still hidden. and only q
lovers ear could have caught the faint
reply.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-28
IN THE e q Il
L GHOSTS PATH
BY Lester Grey
Copyright, 1902, by the
S. S. Mcclure Company
asaseAsaAassssssssasRse

Mary Manners was at war with her
self and with all the world. Will
VOight found that this was not a case
where present company is excepted"
NO" she said and shook her head so
decidedly that certain rebellious curls
bobbed in her eyes. 'No, don't want
to go to the theater l want to he
alone and to think. Who could think
IN a hot, stuffy theater? We will go
to the park"
He ventured to hint that even his
presence might be a bar to the flow
of thought.
Il could not go alone, stupid! It
would not be proper"
COR interesting"
She flashed him a look, and he sub
sided.
The park looked cold and rather
gloomy, but her sigh of satisfaction