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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
THE WOMAN WHO FALLS BEHIND
Social Cultivation Progresses as Do
literature and Art.

Books are not people; nor is any maya
zine or newspaper the living voice of ac-
tual personality. Perhaps. in reading
her newspaper or magazine, however, the
Woman Who Falls Behind may find one
of those most interesting advertisements
that tell of a woman of cultivation who
is rot gifted with business training and
has only her refinement and her knowl-
edge as her stock in trade Such women
are usually not young, but Just for that
reason they have the more experience in
life. TO have such a person as a COM
panion III her home for. say, six months,
would mean more to the woman out of
touch with social education than any
school and be less expensive too. From
such a gentle. individual teacher every
detail of necessary knowledge can he
gained without the modification o. pub
icitN. and in the ease of daily inter-
course; and fear of meeting other women
would mconsciously fade in this CON
tinual association with one well-bred
representative Of the sex, since good
breeding is good breeding the world over,
And in good breeding lies the horn of
the woman who wishes to keep up. 1t is
not too much to say that a woman who
dresses quietly but daintily who talks
in quiet voice, who is quietly courteous
to all can "ill her position by her fus-
blnds side in a fairly competent way"
even il she is <coply sensible that she is
ignorant of much that she secs other
women possess in the way of knowledge
and ability. She can be good listener,
and that is a rarer accomplishment than
to be good talker. The woman who
says little nowadays is so unusual, in
deed. as to he refreshing. With native
intelligence any woman can be mistress
of the ordinary rules of courtesy and
etiquette in a very short time and even
if the rest is silence" she will not need
srcssive she may never be able to be, but
{, wcll-bred woman is never ont of date
cvcn in our rushing civilization.-Har-
por's Bazaar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
lONDON'S LATEST
sail Away" Though Written by a
Briton, Ia the Most Popular Dirty
in Eng and.

At last England has Il topical song which
is all her own. For several years tho
ditties which have held, each for its lit
tie day, the warmest place in the Briton 5
heart have been of American birth and
parcntage. The song, which for -four
months has been on the top wave OF
success in the London music halls, is
Sail Away" which was written by Ben
nett Scott, an Englshman and sung into
popularity by Tom Costello. dolly
Gray" the Boor war song of EnSlishmen.
from London to the Vedt, where Tommy
Atkins fought and bled and dled' was
born in America. and adopted over seas.
Sail Away" is expressive of tho re-
suits of the Boer war, in giving increased
opportunities in the new colonies to those
on whom fortune has not smiled in the
motherland,
Two of the verses are typical of the
spirit of the song They are:
Farewell to home and to all there I love,
Sadly the parting gricves me
Crhese words came from u brave British
heart,
When leaving the dear old land.
Though | have tailed in the country
love.
Still I've the world before me;
And my hopes beat high, so once more
sood-by.
Give me a grip of your hand.
once in IA new land I'll work with a will
Fortune may then smile on me;
Here l seem to be all In the way,
But stll | shall not despair;
one star of hope tor the wanderer shines
over The ocean pillows;
Mighty. rich and grand-Brtain's daush-
terland--
/ know they'n welcome me there.
But II is the chorus which in words
hoc iSt fol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

AS an army motto. "Live and let live"
is IL failure,
fautless person never goes around
pointing out the faults of others.
More men would be rich if money were
as hard to spend as 1t is to earn.
The actor who plays juvenile parts has
to make up for lost time.
Work your eyes and ears overtime, but
give your tongue an occasional holiday.
The lighter the individual the easier he
will find to float in the social swim.
When man looks into a. mirror he ina
gines that he sees the reflection of a hero
If a woman is neither pretty nor musical
she may as a last resort, be intellectual
When woman hasn't anything else to
do she rips up something useful and
makes something ornamental,
physician says the fewer garments
people wear the longer they will live. Note
the ripe old age of ballet girls.-Chicago
News.
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walls. and they will be carefully pre-
served when the wreckcTs get down to
them.
The building was at first used exclusive
~ as a gaol and 1t was an imposing struc-
turc. placed near the old Boston High
road. so that those who came in to town
could see that the good people OF New
York city were determined that evil do
ers must be suppressed, and especially
those sorts of evil doors who failed to pay
their just debts. The Jail soon was digni-
fed by the title. 1.-THE Debtors Prison."
From its building to the time of the
Revolution the Jail was the center of
many n stormy scene. but 1t was after
the declaration of independence and the
hattie Of Long Island that the Debtors
Gaol was changed into n British prison.
Nearly 1000 patriots were captured within
three months after the battle of Long
Island and the accommodations of the
city were taxed enormously to find room
for the prisoners. The Jail was capable
of holding SIC prisoners, so the old records
state, ana TO any one entering the dun
goons to-day it is beyond belief that even
one-sixth that number could have been
confined within its walls.
In charge of the prisoners IN this old
building was Provost Marshal William
Cunningham, who was a corrupt, cold
blooGed tyrant with a cruel heart, and
II
that he stopped at nothing in his efforts
to torture the unfortunatcs. The latter
were confined closely in these pens, were
given nothing but crusts and moldy. foul
smelling water to drink. When an exc
cution was ordered. the victim was
dragged from his dungeon and was taken
to the first floor In the ceiling above had
been firmly fixed an iron ring. A moment
Suflced for tho British soldier to fasten
the rCpc about the unfortunatc's neck
and the American was ierled off his feet
and IN into the air to be left to slowly
stranslc. His body was afterward Carted
away to be buried in the ncighborhood
Of the Wallabout.
1t was to this Jail that Ethan Allen was
brought in III. After taking Ticonderoga
Allen Joined an expedition against Mont
real and was captured. He was taken
to ENGLAND and thence to Halifax. after
ward being brought to New York. Ali
sorts OF Inducements were held out TO
Allen to have him desert the cause of the
Independence of the American colonies,
but he stout'y refused, end he was clap
ped into Jail in January, I'LL on the charge
of having broken his parole.
It is commonly believed that Nathan
Hale was prisoner in the Jail for brief
interval between his capture on the night
of September 81. 1776 and his execution
the next day, but this Is a matter of con-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
Would Smash the Club.

II members of the "IIay Fever Asso-
citation" would use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, the club would
go to pieces, for it always cures this ma
lady,--a Asthma, the kind that battles
the doctors-it wholly drives from the sys-
TEN. Thousands OF once hopeless suffer-
ers from Consumption. Pneumonia, Bron-
chits owe their lives and health to II.
1t conquers Grip, saves little ones from
Group and Whoopme Cough and is posi-
lively guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
troubles. SOC. sl,oo. Trial bottles free at
O'SuIliVan & Nouup's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

Love letters are illustrated insanity
Half the marriage are failures and half
are not successes.
The mcanest trick woman can play on
a man is to fondle child in his presence
as if it were somebody else.
Women who don't mind shoes that are
tight or stays that are tight make pretty
big fuss over husbands that are the same
way.
Everybody has something he is trying to
keep somebody else from getting while he
is trying to get what somebody else is try
ing to kecp.-New York Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
Catarrh and Hay Fever.

LIQUID Cream Balm is becoming quite as
popular in many localities as Ely's Cream
Balm colid. 1t is prepared for use i'm atom
nave been accustomed to call upon physi-
clans for such treatment. Many physicians
are using and prescribing it. All the medic
inal properties of the celebrated Cream
Balm are contained in the Liquid form
which is u cents including a spraying tube
All druggists, or by mail. Ely Brothers
&c Warren street, New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

Governor Mccullough has done the
proper and neediul thing in ordering an
investigation of the recent unfortunate
death by scading of Mrs. Sarah c. Ben
nett of Calais. an aged inmate of the
Vermont asylum for the insane at Wat
orbury. The officials who will conduct
the investigation are the supervisors of
the insane, q. s. Foster cf Putney, l.. NJ
Greene of Bethel and i. f.. Steele of
StockbridEc. They are ordered to report
the result Of their findings to the gov
ornor and he will take further action in
the matter should he deem it necessary
The people want the investigation to be
thorough and complete and open and
above board. There should be no white
washing or any suspicion Of it. The peo-
pie demand that this institution and it's
enlargement be like Caesars wife--above
suspicion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

and it runs;
I've made up my mind TO sail away,
SAN away.
Sail away,
don't mean TO waste another day,
tn find luck somewhere
In our Colonies ! moan to try,
Yes, II try-do or die
For time shall stay, but I'll come back
some day.
And may he millionaire!
The repetition of the two words Sail
away giveS the big-Uuged coster just
the chance he wants.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
Can't Keep II Secret.

The splendid work of Dr. Kings New
Life Pills is daily coming to light No such
grand remedy for Liver and Bowel trou-
bes was ever known before. Thousands
bless them for curing Constipation. Sick
Headache Biliousness. Jaundice and In
digestion. Try them. sc at O'Suhlivan
n Young dug store
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
FATE.

High in the spaces of sky
Rcigns inaccessible Fate;
Yields she to prayer or to cryS
Answers she early or late?
Change and rebirth and decay,
Dawning and darkness and light
Creatures thcy are of a day,
Lost in a pitiless night.
Men are ike children who play
Unknown by an unknown sea;
Centuries vanish away:
She waits-the eternal She.
Nay; but the Gods are afraid
OF the hoary Mothers nod
They are of things that arc made,
sin the original God.
They hove seen dynasties far
In ruin Of what has been,
Her no upheavals appall--
Silent, unmoved and serene.
Silent, unmoved and serene
Reisns in world uncreate,
Eldest Of God and their Queen,
featureless, passionate Fate.
-Forthnightly Review
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

The Archbishop of Canterbury has ac-
certed the presidency of the Church Of
England Temperance society, Tild will
preside at the annual meeting which is
To be held in the library ut Lambeth
Palace on April q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

Hives are a terrible torment 10 the Ii, Ia
folks ana to some older ones easily
cured Doan's Ointment never fails. In
slant rellef pnrnlanGut Curc. Al amy druS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

you should not feel tired all the time
healthy Ieople don'tI,,you won't if you
take Hood Sarsaparilla TOR a while.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

Dick Tnrpin's pistol was sold at Stew
ens's, in London, recently for CO IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
FIRE LOSS BY COUNTIES.

Addison. (G4) s39346 Bennington. 6D so =
702: Caledonia, (7O $2o1s2; Chittenden, U3D
Si27. 621; Essex, (21) s24,5l0; Franklin 900
So. sol; Grand Isle, t6) 1854; Lanoille (2S)
81, 1893; Orange, 1922 s47,0So Orleans, go $50
$40; Rutland 15D s6l 443: Washington, QlS)
$40, sos; Windham. (95) $45,240; Windsor, GS)
$3l, S56; total, q, 062) $3.50, 17o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
FIRE LOSS BY MONTHS.

January. O1D s65, 1853: February, QoD sSS.-
953; March. (s5) s52OSl; April, tSD H,4l3;
May. $50 s30,126; June, (59) s25.S7G; July, (9l
$50, 434; August (9l) $3S.059; September, (66)
$40, 600: October. 1867 $40, 234: November 60
$50, Al; December, 900 s5S055 total, Q,O62)
&Sh6 4 o.
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N'rom the Rutland News.)

HE GOVERNORS COMMENDABLt,
COURSE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
Prus Polskich.

GohUBLekarzadr Coortiusa,,
osiadlego y Golubiuo cd lat $ miano-
wono asyy1stentem lekarza powia-
towego v swieciu Wyprowadza sic
2 dniem / styoznia roku 1868. Wo-
bee tegso x, tutejsi mi.szkahcy to
gl6wnie Polacy lekar1 Potak miaiby
20 ,w,od, 3 lie. Po6piech n%aturalnie po.
trzebny. .
TUCHOLA. Aresztowano tn ~
baka Rosnera " chwlli kledyw dniu
81 f Ell 8a
ostatn,ch pozar6w la} matte ma roy.
mrzone wegle kt6re nagromnasdzzAi{
ma g66rze. swego sdlomu .pp.ooqmnoiieedsy
stare szmatY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

W CHOJNlCACH opowiadaja
soble re podobno odnaleziono nowy
slad dotyczacy zamordowania Win
terra By&y z tego powodu ~przes{u-
chy kilku os6b. - On. 10 b. m
sp}onat spichlerz kupca D. Lewina,
a z MIN mn6stwo towar6w i bllsko
40 tysiecy THROW roznych w6dek tip
Nlejeden gorllwy lubownik takich
trunk6w got6w sig pc dowiedzeniu
sic 0 tenn %pobeczec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
E~LEKTRYCZNY z

Dziala po kilku godxi-
mach czasami 20 6lku.
dnfacb. Krzyz ten powi4
men wlsiet we dnle 1 Y.
nocy ma ~jedwabnej Dltce
ia szyi spuszczonY q do.
dolka. nieb,esk4 strong
odwr6cony do c aka.
Pred uzyciem raz ne
dz,ef j pc uzyciu nalefy
krsYz ten wloayt do ls&R
niego octu ma pare minut
Ola dz,eei m0czy6 Y,
slabszym occ'e. q
Krzyt ten kosztuie.
81 90 i wyselamy 60 No
Gale Stany II. i do Ka~
nady. Gwarantujemy. ze.
krzyz ten dzia2a skutecS-
mel. n,z pas, kt6ry Jest
cd 1920 razy drozssY.
Lepszego .Srodka leozni.
czego AK ten kr1yz ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
w Lesz1Y

GIL VICE. w zesz}y wtorek
wieczorem ki'ku -uczpi6w szko}y
wieczornej przYsz}o pijanych ma
naukY odgrazall sic nauczyclelo~
wi butelkam1. Rekt6r ME mogac
ich uspokoic przywo}a} policya i ia
wydali4a piianych ale oni wkr6tce
powr6clli robiac burdy, a potem
napadli nauczyciela tax re zn6w po
policya trzeba by9o przywo}at Ale
to MIC, DO to przyezli k%ulturnicy!
Gdyby sic jake Niemcy byll uczy
Ii ~l1teratury polskiej, no to process
gotowy. ~s ..f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
DIAMOND

takze zwany Volta krzyz,
wynalez,ony zostal W Au.
stfyi pred kilku laty. /
wkr6tce wszedl ". uzycie
W Niemczech, Franc.yl.
suandynawii i innych.
keropeJsxich krajach,
gdzie 90 uzywaja jake
6rodek leczDiczY przeciw
reumatyznowi i wielu in~
Dym chorobom,
Diamond eiektryczny
krzvz leczy reumatyzm
neura1g'e, belle Sci " krzy~
zu. wewnetrzne dolegli-
wosci. slaboSc. ~nerwowos6
roztargnienie. bezseDnosf.
hysterye, paraliz. ep,lep-
sYe- apopleksye, dycha~
why: ASEdF pdul'SS1J UcA~
nadziejnose, niemoc. ta-
Nee sw. Vita. zakazoDa
krew, n~iestrawn"5G brak
apetYtu j bolssci zofadka.
Powin,en sig zpajdowat
dzinv, czy to chorego czJ
Przyslit jednegu dolara
9 my wvslemy darmo Di,
Tysi9ce podzi9gows6
moca krzyza. Ponlzej pod
NEW ORLEANS,
$500 ma piet krzyt6w ell
nos2a cudoWn2 ulgY: Pr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

MAJATEK Wlelkie pod Poz-
naniem oko1o 1900 m6rg obszaru
kupi}a flrma Drweski Langner Cd
pann1aa I Paula Majatek ten oskrzydlo
ny przez kolonizacya. tax juz byl
zsgrozonym re ia wzd@uz drog;
Wielkiego robi}a -plany7 do zabu
kolonistdw. Mole tych pla..
now technlch kolonizacyjny ustapi1
by jesll JUL wygotowane ola ko-
polskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

..1NowRoCkAw. Pisal,6ny
re katolicy niemieccy pelham przez
hakatyst6w wniesli ably do nabo~
zenstw niemieckich i kazan dofaczo.
nym by} takze splew k%osciclny.
Dzi6 podaiemy blizsse wiadomose
zaczerpnieta z DE-. KujaSsk. re
w}sdza nasza kokcielna tego zada
MIA ME uwzgledrita a to 2 tego poe
wodu re i Polacy podczas mszy sw
pc polsku ME 6piewaja W}adza ia
dia}a zezwolenie ma S W ME.
m i e G k i n a c b 6 r z e, podczas
nabozehstw kt6re sig odbywaia v
ko6ciele sw. Miko}aja wy]acznie
ola mich ola wojska, ii. ma woty
vie W niedziele pc l i Is kazdego
miesiaca. Niemcy katolicy to ustep
stwo zreszta uzyskali juz cd pot
roku : jeszcze z niego ME korzy"
stall! Ma coz vice te wszystkle POI
boznosci?
GNIEZN Najprzewielebniej
sly x. Biskup AndrzeJewicz udzie-
Ill aw,eceh kapfanskich dyakonowi
Mieozysfawoui Bielawskiemu kt6~
ry ola niedostatecznego Wieku ME
mdg{ bye wy6wieconym razem Kin
nymi dyakonami dnia / grudnia *
Biela w@ki ~przeznac sony ma wikary
ussa prey kosciels katedralnym "
Gnieznle. (-) We Wroc}awiu
x otlihski Z Cinema ziozy} egsadnl,iiu
na referenda ry1sza:
KoSClAN We wYborach d
aejmu prow'noyalnego pr :eszedi Di,
stety pan Bernuth Ma wybory q ii.
st.wito sic trsoh wietszyoh w1.1ci,
oisli Polak6w, 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

WSCHOWA- Skutkiem sill
nych mroz6w amarz}o kllka ps6w
kt6rych m}ynarze trzymali ma uwie-
ii PREY w1atraksch. Budki ich
wprawdzie bYly pokryte mierzwa j
s}oms ale zawsze ME dose zaopatrzo
no pred zimnem. Me raz JUL POI
dswali6my ostrzezenie ably pamieta-
no 0 ciep}em schronieniu ola tych
wiernych str6z6w domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
WARMINSKA dyecezya Il.
Walter BorzYstowskl dawniej kape~
Ian W Licperdze ustanowlony kape"
lanem kicho nowach. .

CHEZ MINSKA dyecezya. Ola
w~iernych. mleszkajacyoh " znacznej
odleglo6ci cd swych ko6cio}6w pa
rafalnych W Chmielnie i W Sierako~
wicach wybudowano tego roku W
Wygodzie p~o}ozonej miej wiecej "
srodku miedzy wymienionemi VISTA"
mi koscielnemi kosci6fek przy kt6a
rym jeden z wikarych Chmielin~
skich ks Anastazy Sadowski jake
wikary lokalny ustaaowionym 20
stat. Jak wla1omo zamierzano pred
kllku laty taxi lokalny wikarYat
urzadzlt W Borzestowie i zbierauo
nawet sk}adkl ma ten eel Obrano o.
statecznie Wygode jake st6so wnlej
SIZE miejsce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
KsIAZ W czasie mroz6w
zmarzlo jedno dziecko uczeszczajace
do szko}y ewangieliekiej " zakrze
vie.

ZGIERZYNKA. Wstyd i han
be przynosza parafi ca4ej i ca}ej Q
kollcy gospodarze re Zgierzynki.
Dotad tylko o sprzedawczykach
miedzy wick szemi }a6cicielam,
s}yszellsmy. ~Zgierzynka plerwsza.
,ehlop6w sprzedawczyk6w wypro-
duke wa}a. OSmiu miennych gospo-
darcy kt6rym zadna ruina majatko-
wa ME grozi zg}osi}o sic do koloni-
zacyi re chez SIG pozbyt swej ojco
wizny i kolonist6w niem,ecklch
wpuscif do wsl. TIE kilka slow moze
lch przyprowadzi do upamietania
re mnienia ojc6w praojc6w krwawa
praca zarobionego ME puszc>a "
rece obcych nan wiara i obyczaja
mi przybysz6w. - Me mamy do
'yc slow pctepienia ma ten ~postepek
yospodarzy polskich. Upam,etajc,e
zan,m bedzie "a pdzno o sprawie
~ezpiszemy sig obszenej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
N
TORUN. Pie6 miesiecy vie

@
ToRUN. pied miesiecy vie.
zienia! Process !, GazetY Torulsklej
q obraze pastora i sedzi6w trivia,
diva dni. M,mo swietnej i g}eboko
sobmyslanej obrony mecenasa Szu.
mana 2 Tcrunia s '<, .sal]. !. sgd p: Bret
skiego, ma diva mlieslac,ee pana VOL
clechowak,cgo ma try miesiace
~iszieniA. Prekurator wnidl prze~
CIV p. Brejskiemu Q pol roku ma
zp,rzeciw pana Wojciechowskiemu
diva milesiace.
ZAPIsUJcR r
ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

PRABUTY Parobek posledzi-
ciela p. Lueckego z Goerkenhoef
hen wracajac W tych dniach kohm
do domu zeszed1 z woza a lejce PREY
wiazaf do woza. w cbw,li gdy
zn6w chcla} wziac lejce do reki,
spioszY}y sc konie =, popedzl}ydalej
przyczem wpad}y W row. Jeden z
Mich wartoaci' 1000 marek zabi}s sig IA
miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
SLAISK

KATOWICE. Pan Stefan Ho-
imam redaktor ,,G6rnoslazaka ska
zauy ma 800 NIX. kary pienieznej "a
obraze urzednika " pi6mie, wyjc-
cha} z granic palstwa pruskiego
wydano zatem list go6czy "a MIN.
Jestto ten sam kt6rego zapdarm po-
wiaza} kajdankami z wiezniem Gu
chthausu o czem sprawl by1a wy
g}oszona " parlamencie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15


CHEkMNO, Nauczycsel rellgii
prey tutejszym gimnazyum Wy zszy
nauczyciel ks. DIR. fawe} Pellz otr~
zyma1 duly urlop zapewne dia od~
w7iedzen,a kilku seminary6w nau~
czycielskich celem lnformowania
sic Niezawodnle jest.to przygotowa-
ME jego nominacyi ma dyrektora
seminaryum nauczycielsklego W
T'ucholi. ..5&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
u PoznahskiegOl'.

kIEKRZ, < preboszcz Jan an
|Rymarowicz zakonczyl zywot do
ozesny v So roEu zycia. W czasie
WALK rzaduz Koscio}em latolic-:
kim przechylal sic ma strone stare
kotolik6w, ale. niezadlugo potem
uzna} blad pojedDa} sig 2 Ko6clo-
lem prawowiernym. Niechaj spoczy-
wa " pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

ZN1N. W stsbowie skutkiem
mrozu udusi}o sig " stawie pod
lodem przesz}o 200 wielkich karpi'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15

| e i Z. l|s &
r 4. - Nv szp'.I " \ sl' i. j
.nbro1y i,'a.,',|'1 e.
lego Narodzeniaa, ,o1sdb'eedlziie sic p Is
raz pierwszy %nabozehstwo nlemie-
ckie! - W sprawie tel otrzymujemy
o, nastepuje: Dzisiaj bed9gc v ko-
sciele gdy sic kazanie skohczyfo.
OTTO jakby grom spad} na Dasze ser
ca albowiem nasz ksladz proboszcz
uwiadomi1 mas II " pierwsze 6wieto
Bozego Narodzenia odprawi SIC tn
" osysto polakiej okolicy " naszym
kosciele nabozenstwo 2 niemieokim
spiewem. Gdy to p%ara6anie us{y
.zeli w~szystkim " oczach Ivy STANG
y ma serca rodzierajaca wiadomofc
DO jak Mosina Moslna, j~eszcze
niemieckiego spie~u mkt W naszym
kosciele ME s}ysza} albowiem pa
ra1a ozysto polska a Niemc6w naj-
wyzej z 10. Me spodziewalismy sic
I'd naszego x. ~proboszcza re mas ta~
kim pleknym podarkiem gwiazdko~
wynn obdarzyl. Teraz prosze szsno-
VIVA redakcya ably te smutpa
raczyla um'esci6 W la
mach swego pisma. Me, znamy
,rzyczyn ola ktorych zaprowadzos
10 niemieckie nabozenstwo VIM osl'
lie, - Prawdopedobnie Niemoy
:atollcy podali petycya kt6ra uwz.
Sprawl sic pewno wy
a6ni. ~. L
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-15
MkODY srUDEN MOzE T,

IOBL1CZYC. - AGO. so 80
$500 1925 = $3,5 S Rozwiaza-
ME pierwsza cyfra oznacza koszta
"a pierwsza wi2yte doktorska W
zwykfem wypadku choroby do tego
jest dodana suma so cent6w ozna-
czajaca mozliwy koszt "a lekarstwo
przepisane. Do tego Jest dodane
$500 jake koszt drugiej wlzytY
skoro przycbod j ably sic przekonac
jak jego lekarstwo skutkuje. To
razem czyni 81. so. ME wlicza;ac
lnnych moSliwych wizyt. Cd TEL
sunny odejmujemy $l.25. jake Gene
"a DUG butelke Ora Piotra Como
20 kt6ra wed1ug wszelklego praw~
Observation-Disclosures mole chorego
wyleczyt. To ezynl sumo SO. IS,
kt6ra mog}a bye oszczedzona W 60
t6wce ME wspominaiac juz o wygo-
die utrzymania lekarstwa pod re-
ka ma kazdy wypadek. Tysiace "a
Mill W tym kraia uzyvalo tego le>
karstwa z k~orzy6cia tax ola kieszeni
jak j zdrowia. Ora Piotra Gomozo
ma Observation-Disclosures powodzenia
iako skuteczne l Znane lekarstwo
~Sprzedaja je tylko spe~
agenci albo sam w{asoiciel1
Adres: DR.. Peter Fahrney, 1l2-
118 So. Hoyne ave-. Chicago, III.