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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28
A Chin of the Old Block.

Army and Navy officers are enjoying
a hearty chuckle over the discontinue
of well known retired officer who is a
familiar figure at several clubs. This
officer has son Of considerable prom
Use, but, Of tender years. A few years
ago, SO the story goes, the officer mar
ried fortune, and soon after discovered
that he had heart disease, and went on
the retired list.
Jack" said visitor to the son the
other day, "what are you going to be
when you grow up?"
"Well." said the eight-year-old, with
grave deliberation. 1--WE been thinking
Of that for some time, and think that
when I'm man Ill get heart disease
and go on the retired list, just like
papa."-New York Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28
A PARISIAN PETTICOAT.

Very seldom will we be wrong IL we
set down a lavender and blue combina-
ton as a product Of Paris. Even IL 1t
doesn't come from there, you may rest
insured 1t has been copied from one
that did. The charming thing in ques-
ton is of lavender taffeta. There's a
deep Van Dyked fiounce, which is
elaborately tucked. Both at the top
and at the bottom of this flounce
there's n three-inch band of filet ap-
plique in an ecru tint, and from under
this very open lace shows the blue
taffeta. 1t Is of lovely shade, bright
yet soft. not quite as strong as eur-
quoise, but with more character than
baby blue. Such petticoat would be
lovely with n dress in the opalescent
tints, or even with one in which these
exquisite tones served in as garniture.
The colors of the OPAL by the way,
are first choice for evening.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28
THE wELL-DREssED WOMAN.


The smart girl is showing a decided
preference for gray this wlnter-steel-
gray, not the perishable silver shade.
Her covert-cloth coat, with its strapped
or slot seams, is no longer in tan; 1t
is now made up in steel-gray. Gray
squirrel Is the fur of the moment, and
squirrel fur and orange velvet Is the
smartest of combinations.
The ,one-color idea is another fad of
the smart girl. Whatever color she
selects for her very own, she is careful
to see that a suggestion of it is visible
in every costume she wears. If gray
is the color she chooses, she will not
only have her calllng-costume of gray,
her rain-coat gray, her furs and velvet
Jacket the same shade, but she will be
particular to have even her dress ac-
cessorles in gray, too.
For the smart girl who affects gray
there is a new style Of umbrella. 1t Is
made of dark gray silk, with a border
Of lighter shade OF gray. The handle
is gun-metal, and in place of the usual
tassel there is a small gun-metal trim
ket suspended by short chain passing
through the hole in the handle. This,
too, Is gun-metal. 1t looks like an
oval-shaped case, and when opened it
may contain either bit Of q mirror, a
coin-purse or a powder-box.-Woman's
Home Companion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28
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The prsmatlc color Of shells, scales
Of fish, wings of insects and feathers
Of birds depends upon the interference
Of light In the thin plates that compose
the integuments.
Game Commissioner Harris, of Col
orndo, is making strenuous effort to
preserve the few beavers left in his
State. The animal Is now almost as
rare as the buffalo. A beaver skin for
merly sold for about IS, but 1t is now
almost priceless. ~ .......
The London Times reports that In.
vestigations by the Lacrolx expedition
to Martinique have shown that the I'M
mense opening on the southwest side
of the crest of Mont Pelee has grown
TO formidable dimensions, and the
White River is choked near its source
The dangerous portion of the mountain
Is the southwest slope.
It seems to make no great difference
IN Porto Rico when crop Is planted
"a good harvest always results. One
Of the islands enthusiastic agricultur.
lists in endeavoring to find out the right
season for planting put in patch of
corn each month consecutively for a
year, and in sixteen months from the
time Of the first planting he had his
twelfth good crop.
Artificial freezing is n device much
resorted to for sinking pit shafts
through aqueous strata, holding the
earth in compress of'ic to ward off
q sudden thrush of water. The system
was first applied in 1852 by mining
engineer named Micaux, and after a
long struggle against difficulties and
imperfectlons is only just beginning to
approach security and certltude.
DR.. A. Keith, in the Journal of Anat-
omy and Physiology, calls attention to
the fact that naturalists are wrong in
describing the larger apes as quadrupe-
dal. They are so only when on the
ground, which is not their proper habi-
tat. When at home among the trees
they carry the body upright, and may
thus be called orthograde, in contradls-
ton to the lower Primates. which are
pronograde.
According TO the Turkestan Gazette
It appears that the earthquake at
Kashgar on August % was far more
disastrous than was supposed from he
first accounts. The populous settle
ment of Nlini-Artish, lying to the
northeast of Kashgar, was practically
razed, many of the houses were wholly
or partially engulfed in huge flssures,
and 100 persons perlshed. In Kash-
gar itself and in the immediate neigh
borhood the earthquake was less de-
structivc to property, but 600 persons
were killed. The village of Besh-Ke-
rim, consisting of eighty houses, was
entirely destroyed, with the whole of
It's inhabitants, number $50 persons.
The total loss of life is estimated at a
little above 5000. Undulations of the
surface, like sea waves. were observed
in the Chatar-Kula Hills and the wood
ed bands of the Scharilihanskaia are
riven into immense chasms.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28
Recurrence of Measles.

A physician in Switzerland who has
been studying the recurrence of con-
tagious diseases. reports the cases of
three persons who have been attacked
seven times each by measles.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28

For the first time in over thirty years
steamer has been launched from q
Dublin shipyards. She II owned In
Liverpool and WIN be ensined at GlaS
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28
CAUGHT BY THE GRIP.
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA.
Gee d -.-aE
Congressman Geo. Fl. Whites Case.
A Noted Sculptress Cured.

the ss.,,i following letter from sil7 Wabash
II suffered this winter with severe at
tack OF la grippe. After using three bot
ties OF Peruna found the grip had dis
appeared. Mrs. I. Schmitt. -
Mrs. Celeste Coyell writes from 2lg N.
avenue, Aurora, H.:
only those who have suffered with IL
grippe and been cured can appreciate how
grateful feel that such a splendid medi-
cine as Peruna has been placed at the
door OF every suffering person. Mrs. g.
Noted Sculptures Cured of Grip. ~
Mrs. M. G. Cooper, of the Royal Acad-
emy, of Arts. of London, England, now
residing in Washington, d. c.. is one Of
the greatest living sculptors and painters
Il take pleasure in recommending Pc
runa for catarrh and Ia grippe. / have
suffered for months, and after the use OF
one bottle OF Peruna am entirely WELL"
Mrs. NJ: G.. Cooper. ..l.e
ID. l.. Wallace. a charter member Of the
Is Western avenue, Minneapolis, MINI:
Following a severe attack of Ia grippe
! seemed to be affected badly all over.
"One of my customers who was greatly
helped by Peruna advised me to try it,
and l procured bottle the same day.
Now. my head is clear. my nerves are
steady, 1 enjoy food and rest we'll Pc
runa has been worth a dollar a dose to
NED. L. Wallace.
Lieutenant Clarice Hunt. of the Salt
Lake City Barracks OF the Salvation Army,
writes from Ogden, Utah SO 49,
1.-Two months ago / was suffering with
so severe cold that could hardly speak.
Our captain advised me to try Peruna
and procured bottle for me, and truly it
worked wonders. Within two weeks l
was entirely well."-Clarice Hunt.
Congressman whites Letter.
Tdrboro, N. G.
GentIemen:-I am more than satis-
fed tcfth Peruna and find IL to be am
ercettent remedy TOR the grip and
catdrrlt. L haUe used 10 in my /dnt-
tLy aud they all jotn me In recon-
mendf,tg 10 as an erccLtent remedH
--George II. White, Member of Con-
gress. "r ail'
Mrs. T. w. Collins, Treasurer Indepcnd-
ent Order of Good Templars, of Everett,
Wash, writes: lfT
After having q severe attack of Ia
grippe L continued in a feeble condition
even after the doctors called me cured.
My blood seemed poisoned. Peruna cured
me."-Mrs Il. w. Collins -
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case and he will be
pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28

It Is reported that large sales OF pi-
amos are now made to Indians, x,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28

The prismatlc color Of shells, scales
Of fish, wings of insects and feathers
of birds depends upon the interference
Of light In the thin plates that compose
the integuments.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28

Mrs. Theophile Schmitt, wife of the Ex-
Secretary of the German Consulate, writes
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28

Game Commissioner Harris. of Col
orado, is making strenuous effort to
preserve the few beavers left In his
State. The animal is now almost as
rare as the buffalo. A beaver skin for
merly sold for about sS, but 1t is now
almost priceless. ......
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28

II A GRIPPE is epidemic catarrh. /
~ spares no class or nationality. Th
T. cultured and the ignorant, the aris
tocrat and the pauper, the masses an,
the classes are alike subject to la grippe
None are exempt-all are liable
Have you the .gripg Or, rather, ha,
the grip got you? Grip is well named
The original French term, Ia grippe, hai
been shortened by the busy American t,
read grip" Without intending to do 81
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28

a new word has been coined that exactly
describes the case. As il some hideous
giant with awful GRIP had cutched us in
its fatal clasp. Men, women, children,
whole towns and cities are caught in the
baneful grip of terrible monster.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

niniej seem
komitetowi Towarzystwa Sw.
'Stanis}awa Kostki: PIP. Mar
cinowi D~aszkowskiemu, An
toniemu Cierzan, st. Cza--
plewskiemu, NJ. Bambenek j
Romanowi Cierzan, oraz ko-
mitetowi Zjednoczenia Polsko
Rzymsko Katolickiego PIP.
T. Podolskiemu, Janowi Ry-
markiewicz i .Janowi Wiczek;
tym panom szczeg6lnie, a To-
warzystwom og6lnie, "a wy
p}acenie mi $4,000 tytu1em
posmiertnego pc Sw. p. mel
najukocha1szej zonie Pauli-
ME, Bog zaplae!
Z~uszanowaniem
Piotr Thrun
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
z BAY CITY, Mich.

Pewien obywatel, kt6ry sic sta
Ia wszelkieml silami ably uchodzic
"a dobrego parafianina zdradza sic
sam, popierajac czlowieka, kt6ry
PRAGUE ca}a si}a ably oderwac to-
warzystwa nalezace do Zjednocze~
MA " Bay City, cd ksiedza j ko-
~6ciola, i ably ME byly pod aproba-
"a ks. Biskupa, cziawiekiem tynl
Jest wydawca ,,Prawdy lecz
ten, kt6ry pose}aniem w6dki i PIE
wa chce sic uniewiinrnit, jest gor-
Sym cd p~ierwszego, tesczasy mi
nelly gdzie mial pos}uch i wiare,
dis sic wydaje;; re jest cz}owiekiem
fa}szywym : screen przeepe}nionem
zdrada, a ma szyldzie jego }ysego
czo}a MONA wyczytac jego prze~
sz}o6c. Lecz JAZZ dawniej, tax j dis
udaje. praktycznego katolika, .
krzyz ma piers,achhssiieeggo b1yszczy j
nalezy do zjednoczenia Chicago
skiego.
Towarzystwo 6w. Jdzefa przeko-
nalo sic ma ostatniem posiedzeniu,
kto jest tym rakiie,mn toczaecym cafe
.Zjednoczenie, - przekonalo sic e! e
MIN Jest Walenty Przybyszewskiii..
Ola czego nieprzyjsto do. Tow.
ISw. J6zefa, osfowleka mlodeggo z
charakterem lido tego praktycznego
1doktora, ktdry ma dobre imie j sza~
Iou1nek wdr6d tutejszej .poloni
ola czegonieszosta15 przYjety, wszak
wiiekszost byla q TEN 2 tyylkoo klku
krzykaozy wzislo gore mad sprawie-
dliwo5cia, kt6rzy wystaepii pre-
ciwowemu dokstorlowi ME zwlasnegg 90
.popedu. leez 3; J przekonia wydawcy
Prawdy'' s.
Jsaeli kogo e, xlas |'a Sc
sihs lego poxslnno 1aboled sercee, 4. g
.sn.ssL,,.@ as MI rIg b1axplrxgWnio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
To ~ogloszenie ~ sic
Wiecej ME ukaze.

Kto mas zawiadomi v kt6-
rem pismie przeczyta1 to o.
.gloszenie j przy6le marke
pocztowa IA odpowiedz j
.koszta przesyIki, otrzyma..
bezplatnie fotograwiure 7.
5Ko6ciuszh j wyjasnienie "
jai spos6b, q bezcen MONA,
'nabyc artystyczna plasko-.
rzezbe Kosciuszki dokladna.
:kopie (fac.simile) originals
odnalezonego y Soleure, "
iSzwajcaryi . obecnie " ma
szem posiadaniu. Oferta e.
.dobra tylko ma s dni Cd daty
.dzisiejszej.
MINK GO.
2i ,anasesuu.ssn A4II44rsfszs Z Nossl6s.sksss
COMMUNICATING &lComozAsasasHa1
49, M ssazss.vIssss sxeals.ssSss%sssIS MSsaaSSSva@sSsssssSs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

2
% WARY 5lt'al=e BIZ,
dzacychsziolmrllkst6,W, kt6rzy v
.sW1,ylm1 ot,blledllll,i,e', Ware p lc'1
GAIA ola rozm1lallii1tych urtooio-
nychl. porWoed6wg1: Many amy zaS
en- e,lmn1l.swgiiec'eejj sic pilnoDWat Sta
tecznie Ola tego, zsee nasz ,a'.I pa
rata najstarsza Jest zpolskichl
parafii v 5.AElm1eryce, prz,ynaj !
miej to IA zachodzie, q "a
tenn wszyscy na na q przy-
klad sic .zzaspatruja. AZ nam
sic cieplo robbie, jak wiel.
m6wca mas chwalil ola Ego
dy j jednoSci, jake pomiedzy
Mani aI panuja Trzeba .bowiem
wiediz;iieef, 70 y mas llsa ME :lepiej
jest pod tym wzgledem, jak
gdzie indziej: ludzie sic swa-
RIA niera1 wzajemnie sic
przeSladuja, OF jak polacy, no
ale BYE moze, 10 teraz bedzie
lepiej, tego j ia sobie , calego
serca zycze!
Po6wieceniem Ko6ciola "a
sic pierwszy akt ma
szej 6wietno6ci. Many dom
ma Geese Bogu ~wystawiony
w7spania}y, %o samo juz po-,
winno mas pociagac do GEES
tego chodzenia do kosciola,
do modlitWy czestej j poboz-
nej i do c%notliWego zycia. Cd
mas zalezec bedzie, czy stanie-
my ma poziomie swietnosci
moralnej odpowiadajacej ma
teryalnemu s%tanowisku, ia
kiesmy zajeli, Dane many pc
Dzieci wychowuja sic
pc polsku j pc katolicku,
nam Mkt przeszk6d ME sta
via, aby6my ME mogli poste-
powac ma drodze WARY praw-
i milosci ojczyzny, a
kaplana, kt6rego wszys-
cy szanujemyi ,kochamy, a
kt6ry niczem odstraszyc sic
ME da cd raz powzietego "a
miaru, PRAGUE zas ma dobro
nasze, gdzie j jak tylko moze,
braciaidzmy razem znim,
a bedzie nam j iinnym dobrze.
WIERNY P~ARAFIANIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

CT KT0RZY podatek tylko
do polowy zaplacili, niechni
z%apominaja 0 tenn, re druga
po1owa must bye pred |.
Listopadem zaplacQna, W
przeciwnym razie beda mu-
sieli zap}acic 10 procent kary
cd zaleg}ej sunny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
CORRESPONDENCE
WIARUSA.
n
Polonia, Wis, dnia 81, Paz-
dziernika, 1903.

F3&S%a@34FEIM E%zILIEg3Es@ GE&&Hi48
dziernika, 1903.
Dlugo6my sic namy6lali,
|dlugo publicznie ma mityn-
|gach pokatnie j ~prywatnii,e
|%sejmowali, co zrobic, cry
starry ko6ci6tl [naprawi6 czy tez
nowy zbudowae q starry TO
zebrac, " kohcu pfzekonal
mas ksiadz proboszczzejedyna
!rzecz, kosci6lnoWy zbudowac.
Go by1or obit starry sic wali,to
|trzeba 2 nowym spieszyc.
nam szkic, q potem
plan pan Cordella, polak 2
Minneapolis. Pieknie ten plan
wygladal al sic do niego SER
|ce smia1o, ale kazdy wiedzial,
re plansto jeszcze ME ko-
.6ci61. Trzeba bylo kamieni,
cegly, gromade porzadnego
.budulca, lupka j blachy ma
Idach j ma wicie, no i wiele
@innych rzeczy potrzebnych.
do b%udowania, a wszystko to
drogie, re i najgorliw-
Sym zwolennikom nowego
.kosciola rece opadaly. Pocie-
szy1 mas zn6W ksiadz pro-
boszcz, wBkazujac ma Opatrz-
nose Boska, kt6rej wszystko
.zawdzieczamy, a kt6ra sic
.przez to ME zmniejszy ola mas,
70 zlozymy jaka6 ofiare ma
dziekczynienie "a odebrane
Diary. TAX tedy, choc 2 ME
dowierzaniem, zaczeliSmy to
wN7ielkie dzie1o ma chwa1e Bo-
ia, no j pc dw6ch latach sta
nela swiatynia jakiej szukac
.dalekoi szeroko, ME tylko
ma farmach ale i W miastach.
~ Pan Wochnik, kt6ry jake
kontraktor jest majstrem bu-
.dowy, zas}uzyl sobie Cd mas
ma uznanie i polecenie in.
5nyJm, kt6rzy zamierzaja vie
.ksze budoWy staWiac.. Pan
Wochnik. jest polakiem, co
sic zas tyczy piracy W jego "a
kres wchodzacej, jest Q wiele
doskonalszym Cd innonaro-
dowc6w, vice zapamietajcie
sobie bracia polacy to nazWi-
sko dobrze. Nasz nowy ko-
sci61 jest 0 wiele wiekszy cd
starego, tax re wystarczy pa
r,afii naszej moze ma zawsze
a zbudowany W sty}u podo-
bnym do rzymskiego zupe}-
ME sic r6zni cd koscio16w
wiekszych " sasiedztwie i cd
tych, kt6rem Widzial " mia
stach, jak W Chicago j Mil
waukee Wczoraj Najprzewgie-
lebniejszy Ks. biskup Mes
smer 2 Green Bay kosci6l
nowy %poSwiecil. Zjechalo sic
mn6stwo ksiezy 2 bliska j 2
daleka, q ludu naszego : Po-
lonii, 2 okolicy j z innych
stron bylo lyle, e j ten wiel-
XII ko6ci6l okazal sic za4maly
ably wszystkich pomieScic.
Po5wiecenie odbylo sic z
Wielka parade, potem sam
ksiadz biskup odprawn solen-
ma msze, q ksiadz Z Wilnony
r,xYnrInnsl bore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

PAN o GRUCHA-
LA zapisal swa farme " Da-
kocie pol. swym trzem synom,
i sam jakis czas bedzie jesz-
cze Z mimi gospodarzyl, iona
pana Gruchaly z reszta fami-
lii przyjechala " tych dniach
do Winonyi mieszka W swym
domu ma 4tej ulicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

did &c mole przekonrac csle
DO czego daky wy'd ilspt;s
,,Prawdy'' .@55s
w dniu 20 b. M " hall Har1nor.
MIA, odegrana zostala komiczna, @
peretka, Dwaj Hultaje Y dwuchh
attach ze spiewkami. RI nJanD[ Oar
das v roll Wrobel Z kt6rego cry
z pelnaswerwa przekonala sic Pu1s Is
.bliczno6d u Jest amatorem 9 w Y,
nym talenoie 20 Ignacy Kl,o'Pec Y Z
roll Blbus, wystepowal dzie shQi ] z
niezwyklym temperamentem mos
vi doskonale :wysoH . wyso,kksiaesmn',
czolem v peruce, wyglada1 p Ko-
ped jak Zygmunt Krasinskii.. Parma a'nna
Pauline Elias v roll Basi, Y
zafa siie; I swej roll doskonale; wy
nova poprawna, traktowanie roll
szlachetne, rugby estetyczne . po-
wabna j harmonious postaci. Pan
ma Eva Sikorska " roll Katarzyny,
gra}a wspaniale, v odtworzeniu Po-
staci Matki ME byfo Dajmniejszejj
fa}ssywej nuty. Panic w. Sikorska,
S~rotnalska, Glaza, Wisniewska, Ry-
ebert robily wszystko co mog1y j
sswemi piee1rwszeml1. wyste1pami przy-
czynily sig ME ma}o do wzgledne.
go p%owodzenia operetki. sfowem,
chdry w,ymustrowane byfy d,iel-.
ME, r6wnie jak napomkna}em wy@
lei bardzo efektownie.
Po1adanem by1oby wspomiec, re
odgrywanie podobnych sztuk tea
tralnych podnios}oby m4odziez tn
tejsza o wiele wyzej niz jest tylko
potrzeba piracy.
CT wszyscy, kt6rzy wystepowafi
W sztuce Oval Hultaje' przekona-
Ii sic, ze publicznosG umia}a oceni&
ich prace, nagradzajac amator6w:
licznemi oklaskami a sala
byla tax przepe4n;ona, re W
korytarzu STAG musiano Jak sic
dowiadujemy,: to pan Oh
szewski zn6w ma podobno piekna
sztuke opere, pod reka; a vice do
dzie}a, DO bez piracy ME ma mic.
Pewien MASTER Lepka" kt6re-
go ma pewne;; konwencyi nazwano
smolarzem, MECH uwaza ably mu
plastrem hiszpanskim niezalepiono
jego brudnej buzz ably jej vie
cej ME otworzy1. A to drab 6w,
}, Majster Lepka".
Dwdch ch}opc6w 1870 letnich J.
i St. Piesik, pill W
czwartek Is b. m. przez caly dzien
pc salunach az do wieczora a gdy
byl juz tax pijany, I
sam isc ME m6g}, prosi} swego koe*
lege ably go do domu zapro-
wadzil ten zamiast do do
mu obrabowa} 60 z pieniedzy
i zaprowadzA do rzeki mad wodna
i 16sta ulice z kad go wepchna} do
woody. Grebowski W wodzie otrzez-,
vial, z}apa4 sic kloca j prosi4 Pie
Ska 0 pomoc, lecz ten zostawif Gre
bowskiego we wodzie, kt6ry sic tax
dlugo skraba} al sig sam wydostaf
gdyz W nocy ME by{o innej pomo-
cy. Piesik, gdyby by} trzezwy nj
tego ME uczylnl}. Grebowski
pc owej kapieli dal aresztowaG Pie-
Szcze6cie, ze Grebowski sic
ME utopi}, DO imie polskie by by}o
ponownie splamione. Kto tn winien
temu n~ieszczeSciu? Knajpy, piekiel
ne knajpy. A najbardziej nap1li sic
obaj ma lstej ulicy.
Pan Wojclech Korpus, zak1ada.
duly sk}ad 1okciowy ma l2tej j Van
Buren, ulicy. Bedzie to plerwszy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

W NIEDZIELE pc po}u-
dniu zosta1 Kar6l Marsh, kt6-
ry mieszka ma drugiej ulicy
pomiedzy Franklin i Kansas
ul. przez trzech m}odych lu-.
dzi, Augusta Klar, Jokna
Rasmussen i Richarda
Schultz, "a to re ich do swe-
go domu niechcia} wpus-
Gle, tax bardzo pokaaeczony
nozem, re go musiano 3D.
wiezc do ~szpitala; GORGE Mars
ha, kt6ra. pospieszyla ojcu
ma pomoc zadali }obuzy TAX
re kilka ran, poczem uciek-
Ii, zostali jednak W kr6tce
%schwytani i uwiezieni. il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

Many JUL Kalenda q
re Maryanskie ma
rok 1904 Kalendarze
tie dawa6 bedziemy
abonentom naszym,
kt6rzy zapfaca abo-
nament "a Wiarusa
naprz6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

70. B4ogos}awiehstwo pierwszej ko-
munii Sw. Powies6 osnuta ma
tie stosunk6w sp6lczesnych, z
ilustracyami.
Is. Matka bolesciwa, opow;adanie
moralne.
IA. Pod stopaml Krzyza, wiersz.
Is. .Gawedy starych dziejach 2
l~lustracja ,,z}ota Drama " XII
jowie".
l6. w pogoni "a s~zcze6ciem, opo-
wiadanie.
II. Ciezkic czasy, humoreska 2 ilu-
stracyami.
18. Trafi} frant ma franta, zdarze-
ME prawdziwe, wierszem.
10. w czterdziesta rooznice po-
wstania " l86srokusGierszem
Ludwika Mizerskiego.s.
20. Jak drzewa owocoWe pielegno-
wac nalezy, artyknf . ogrod-
nictwie.,
81. Q przyzwoitem zachowanlu SIG
" zyciu codziennemiod obrych
obyczajach, uwagi. ....
20. Tajemnica dlngiego zycia, arr
itykul tresci naukowej. .5
%. Rozrywi " Wolnych chwila1ch,.
z ilustracyami.
"a. Praktyczne rady.
25. Zarty j dowcipy, : ilustracyami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

Walek: Mamo! pies groser-
nika ukasil mnie W noge.
Matka: Och ola milosci
Walusiu, ME mia}zeS chot
przynajmniej ma sobie ME
dzielnych spodedk6w2l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

/. Wiadamosci og6lne 2 kalen-
darza MISUNDERSTANDING
2. Do naszych czytelnik6w wyja~.
tex z listu p~asterskiego arcy-
biskupa J. Bilczewskiego Il
~ilustracya).
8. Zgon Swietego J6zefa z ilu-
stracya.
4. Cudowny obraz Matki Boskiej
W Czestochowie z ~ilustracya.
5. Ara Coeli, legenda pieknemi
ilustracyami.
6. Hrabia iKlucznik Gerwazy, ry-
sunek Kossaka do poematu
Pan Tadeusz".
Z. hochani Czytelnicy, list pa
sterski Arcybiskupa Poznan-
skiego, Floryana stablewskieo
go.
8. Palec Bozy, powiesG historycz-
ma z konca przesz}ego stulecia
: ilustracyami.
9. Skowronek, legenda T. Sell
ggoWskl.
10. Prawa droga opowiadanie mo-.
Il. ralne : czas6w obecnych 2 illus
stracyami.
Ill. Gospodarstwo wiersz z poema-
tu Pana Tadeusza" Adama
Miokiewicza : rysunkiem Ko-
ssaka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

Pewna stara ciocia lubi1a
szperac "a og1oszeniami ko-
~smetyk6w i W og6le "a srod-
kami do upiekszenia twarzy.
Siostrzenica jej znajduje o
g1oszenie i VIOLA z uniesie-
MEM ,,Ciociu nam nowy a.
nons''. Pokaz, m6wi ciekawa.
Jakoz czyta:: ,,Srodek do czy-
szczenia starego zelaziWa 2
rdzy."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

Pan Icek Levy halasow'all'
" banku. Pan Plne '1s'a
Hirsch pyta go czy On lest.
szefem. Icek m6Wi e s sl't9d,sl "a
nieiest,zn a tto (, S l'illslEl1l \
AZ Levy Ey q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
KALENDARZ MARYANSKI.
MA ROK 1904

Kalendarza tego prawie zbytecznem jest zaleca6 og6}owi, poniewaz
zuany on jest ,lubany W kazdej polskokatoickej rodzinie. Nowy
kalendarz zawiera opr6cz splsu Union swietych Pahskich ma kazdy dzieh
roku nastepnjace powie6ci, poezye artyku}y:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

PARMA CECYLIA DA-
SZKOWSKA, dziekuje wiel.
ks, proboszczowi G. J. Preis i
komitetowi PIP. J. A. Schnei-
der i Frank Sladek, oraz
parafii czeskiej sw. Jana Ne
pomucena, "a z}oty zegarek
kt6ry odebrala W podarunku,
z przyczyny bazaru W tejze
parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
OGKOSZENIE PANORAMY

Kazda PAM, kt6ra mole
~udowodnic re jest ciezszzaa
anizeli moja olbrzymia pjiecic-
cetnarowa niewiasta " paln[lo'0--
ramie, ma moi kost pojedzzsie'
do Czech do Marienbadu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

A N H. CHOATE, kt6ry
poda1 wniosek o pozwolenie
zawieszenia dw6ch szyld6w z
elektrycznem oswietleniem
pred swym sk}adem ma 3ciej
i Center ulicy zostalo wydane
~pozwolenie.