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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
CHURCH MUSIC
FIRST congregational church

First Congregational church:
Morning service--Organ prelude, "Fu-
neral March (Schubert-GauD; chill
drens professional hymn; choir, "Te
Deum" (Arthur Foote); choir response,
MY God, My Father While I Stray
0IascalD; offertory, organ. "Pastorale''
(MetcalO; hymn; choir. "He Shall
Come Down Like Rain" (Allen);
hymn; organ postlude, "Postlude'
Faulkes).
Evening service-Organ prelude,
"Scenes Oriental Hroeger): hymn;
choir. Chou Who Sendest Sun and
Rain" (Chadwick); choir response, my
God, My Father While | Stray (Has-
oalD offertory, organ, "Cantilene Nup-
tale" ODubois); hymn; choir, 20
Sometimes Cleans Upon our Sight"
QhascalD; hymn; organ postlude.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
BAND CONCERTS
Eastlake Park

Moores Fidelia band:
March, The Earl King" .".". .Sommcrs
Nalse, "Sympathie" .......".,.. Mezzacapo
Fantasia, "reminiscences OF Verdi
............................ Godfrey
March from Suite Poetique' ....., BLOCK
Patrol. "Tho Mr.. McGreggor" .".. Amers
Overture. "Rosenmudc' ..."...Schubert
Tdyl, "Blumengefluster" ......".Von Blon
Procession music from "Lohengrin'
.............,............ NdEH'l
Grand Popular Medley .Boettger
Finale .......,,................ SeleCteu
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

st. Vincent Dramatic club will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
Father Meyer Memorial hall of st. Vim
cents college.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
RAILROAD LOSES BIG TRACT
Lands in Idaho Worth $t,5oo,Ooo De-
cIded to Be Mineral
BEARING
BY Associated Press.

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 13.-In de-
cislon mainly against the Northern
Pacific Railway company. the registrar
and receiver of the United States land
office at Couer dAlene City, Idaho, to-
day held that a vast tract of land in
Shoshone county, claimed by the rail-
road as non-mineral are mineral in
public domain. The lands are valued
at 81, 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Fine Arts Building association
viii hold mass meeting on Thursday
next at 2:30 p. M, at the new Ebeil
club house, 17l9 South Figueroa
Prominent men and women will give
short talks ON the aims OF the asso-
citation.
The law offices of lsidore b. Dock
weller have been removed from the
Douglas Building to suite 424 Henne
Building. Entrance, Third street, be-
tween Spring and Main streets.
DO not forget the cat show. Enter
cats at once. January :S 10 ana 90,
Chutes park. For particulars phone
B57S on address 1919 Florida street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the eE-
nibit OF California products at the
Chamber OF Commerce building, on
Broadway, between First and SECOND
streets, where free information Will be
given on all subjects pertaining to THIS
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

The Herald win pay $40 in cash 20
anyone furnishing evidence that Will
lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies OF The
Herald from the premises of our pa
irons THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
pmre am nnhLenh

Slightly damaged shades. 25c; our
burlaps are heavier than others and can
36-lnch dyed. 15c; 4O-inch dyed zoe;
Just the thing between chair rails.
Moldings, PC foot; best paint, $3.50 gal.
Ion Ion Big redue 'oa lon ~ t6iMs wsii pdiper Try
mirror; glazing and house painting.
WALTER BROS, 627 S. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Gideons Will Speak

The Gideon band of Christian travel
ing men will have charge of the service
this evening at the Trinity Methodist
church, south. Rev. Il. p. Ryland, the
pastor will speak at the morning ser
vice,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
"key to our Eoonomio Problem"

A. A. Low will address the Pro-
sressive club in Symphony hall, 232
South Hill street, this afternoon, on
1.-The Key to our Economic Problem
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

Subscribe for The Los Angeles Daily
Herald and receive valuable present
FREE.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Sues Driver

Mrs. Annie Agnes Howser yesterday
filed suit for $4,000 damages against
George Peterman in the superior court
Mrs. Howser alleges that on May q
last she was struck and seriously In
iured by horse driven by Peterman.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Runaway Boys Arrested

Two Los Angeles boys, Willie Simp
son and John kits, who ran away from
home Monday night, were arrested a
Los Gatos yesterday and taken to Sar
Jose to await their relatives who viii
go north for them. The Simpson boy
is son of one of the janitors at the
county court house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
MANY FRIENDS
Paid Last Tribute of Respect 10 chas
L. Barnes This Afternoon

This afternoon al his late residence
on East Park avenue funeral services
were held over the remains OF Charles
l. Barnes. whose death occurred on
Tuesday. a large thronG Of frienos
gathered at the home TO pay last
tribute of respect to his memory an-
the many beautiful flowers sent by
friends testified TO the esteem In which
the deceased was held by his fellow
citizens. Rev J. Ensle conducted the
services and was assisted by Rev
Bosss. The services were under the
direction of the Independent Order OF
Red Men OF which the deceased was
a member. The woodmen of Ameri-
ca. the knight of the Maccabees ana
the Pocahontas Lodges attended the
services in body The remains were
laid TO rest in Maple Grove cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
-SIxTB WARD"
Editor West virsinian:

Editor West VirSinian-
sec some peaces in your paper
fruu, some fuIes over here about or
new town. IGthot would rite side
of II too. Now. it aIn't no use fur that
teller that rote that peace In Mon
laws paper TO kick again us fur We
air aSol.,' 70 hay or Cne town jest
rhe same. WHAT'S II his bisnes II IL
does cost. US ,loler and sixty cents
low 10 run our nue. town. If he ain {
abel 10 pay his tax in our nue. town
he'd better move We kin pay Il al
rite and we:er Eoin' TO; and ~eer
soin. to fix up all our strets. to- -Ano
we are Soin' TO bi1a some nue. STREETS
we hav got sum jest as rich pepie /
CESS. over here as they har IN fare
mont and faremonI wudn't fix our
STREETS no way If we was part OF IL
That teller ~seI faremont keeps up
the srrers fur Us 10 20 TO our work on
Well. we never asst them TO. 50 We
didn't. any way they VIII use oura
when we git our nue. town. We AR
soin. 20 hev a eIexion on the 12Ih oF
this nunth. and evry Teller what
votes asensr us we vii no who he IS
and We vii make HIM pa the most
tax when we git our nue. town and
reckon our tax Will be a leetIe high fur
a few years en-: way. fur we WI want
5ale and a mares orus, and We vii
hat to pay our nue. sarsint al leas-
$500 a munth and we intend 10 pave
most all our most prominent STREETS.
and opea up a lot Of nue. cnes TO- !
don't think that Teller ought 10 cal
rhis hcker's bluff all We are kick
in about is We don't intend 10 pay
fareu1ont-s tax If they want TO Teep
up STREETS fur us 10 walk on that IS
there bfsnes we never asst rhem to-
and II they Sc fit 10 furnish US htes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
-ELACk HAND
Threatens Man on Trial for Murder in
the Event That He Is
Acquitted

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w Va.
April 5.-John Price. formerly OF Cum
berland. is on trial here charged with
the murder of three Italians at Paw
nav W. Va. last fall. Three hours
were consumed in getting jury
There are about fifty witnesses. j.
hammond SiIer. prosecuting attorney
Is being assisted by Forrest W. Brown.
of Charles Town, while Ward 3. Lind
say, o. c. McEulty and A c. Allen
are attorneys for the defense. 1t Is
believed the case will consume all OF
tomorrow. The BLACK Hand" has
threatened Price in the event that he
Is freed.
Roe shad received daily at Mt City
Market.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
HOW HsRmER WAS ELECTED.


The West virginian would be glad
to congratulate Mr. Harvey w Har-
rner on his election as mayor OF the
city Of cIarksburg and had he been
elected on the Republican ticket it
would do so, because personally We
like the gentleman. But the Republi-
can doesn't live over whose election
we would feel proud If his chief sup
porters were bitter enemies of the Re
publican party. Harmer was elected
by a combination OF Democrats. Pro
hfbiuonists and disgruntled Republi-
cans. a combination exactly such as
elected Rev. Kinsey In Fairmont TWO
years ago. For a while there were
ave tickets in the field at CIarksburS.
but by the time election day came
around all had withdrawn except the
regular Republican ticket, headed by
afr. c. G. conman, and the Peoples
Reform. headed by Mr. Harmer. The
nnholy triple alliance above mention
ed succeeded in pulling Hammer
through by small majority Of &c
votes. A card published in yester-
days Telegram shows how Mr.. coff.
man feels over his defeat. 1t is as
follows:
no the Citizens OF clarksburG:
I take this opportunity to express
my thanks to my many friends who
so loyalty stood by and supported
me in the recent municipal cam
spaign. It seems as though there
were thIrty.six more citizens OF
sciarksbprg who favored Mr.. Har-
mer.s election to the mayoralty for
the ensuing year. than mine. and we
must always submit to the wishes of
the people tried TO make a clean.
honest campaign. always giving my
opponent credit for things that are
Just, but to the contrary, and while
4 do not hold Mr.. Harmer PERSONAL
~ responsible for any of these things.
there were some Democrats who were
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
.eres, i, parceIs Or Ind west Side AZ

serest IN parcel or lind West Side NJ =
dition. aanninsfon: constderas on OF
$500.
X. Morgan TO Parker Run Coal and
Coke company. 1892 acres of Sewickz
lev coal IN Pawpaw district. consider
alton s2.21.6o-
Deed dated March S. 1906: T. w
Davis to Mary d. Sturm, 20 acres OF
land in Grant district, consideration
exchange OF other land and s1.fee-
Deed dated March S. 1906: Mary D.
Sturm and husband TO T. w Travis
Is acres of land on PyIes Fork Creek.
Warrington district: thirty acres on
campbelI's run branch of Pyles. Forf
creek. Warrington district: considera-
lion. exchange of other land
Deed dated March S. 1906: T. W
Davis TO Dorcas Ash. IS acres and 100
poles of land on the waters OF Biz
run branch OF Pyle.s Fork creek, Man
ning1on district: 81 acres OF land on
PyIe:s Fork. Buffalo creek. Manning,
ton district. consideration $500
Deed dated February &c. 1906: Wn,
, liam " Fleming ct al to Samuel 4
Nuzuu1. lot on Monroe street: con
sideration- $500.
Deed dated January is. 1906; Fair
mon, Board of Trade TO Samuel-R- NJ
zur. parcel Of land along the Bel
Line: consideration, 2,oo9.
Deed dated March 80. 1906: Rosa II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
COURT NEWS
Judge keneaII,s Court

In the case OF Lee L Malone vs.
Frances J. BROKER ct al order en-
tered fling decree OF sale
In the cause of Minnie McIntire Us
Russell McInr:re granted divorce.
rincrsIo u,atrimouii-
In the cause of H Leroy Sturm
guardian. IS. volney v Sturm ct al
orders entered fling deere of sale
also decree confirming sale
City OF Warrington vs. Ida Kirk
patrick, plaintiff paid the costs and
the case dismissed
In the cause OF J. S. Doewacter vs.
". F. Wilson and B. & o. R R Co.
ordered to pay The plaintiff the sun
of $685.
Deeds Recorded
Deed dated April ., 1906: A J
Straight ct al. 10 w s. Straight ct al
us acres of land Dunlard Mill ruE
branch OF Buffalo creek: considera
ton $500
Deed dated September ;. 1906;
Homer s. Kelley ct ux-- TO Herbert c
Brooks. part lot No (, block u.s. or
Walnut avenue consideration 800
Deed dated October IS. 1905: Sallie
J. HeTner, special commissioner tc
s. F. Clutter. parcel of land on west
Side addition. Warrington: considera
ton $1,000.
Deed dated October IS. 1905: SaI1ia
J. HeFner. TO S. F. Clutter. dover L
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

interested in his election who wtlful-
" and maIciously circulated hes
about me. none OF which had the least
foundation of truth, and the lnsuSa-
tors of such have been forced IN each
instance TO admit they we're not true
Had been elected il would have
been my ambition TO give the people
of ClarksburG a good. clean honest
business-like administration. and
hope that all my friends viii lend
their assistance to Mr. Harmer in CIV
ing to the people Just such govern
ment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

we can't kick: butwe do kick again
heIpin. pay fur their diets. We would
ruther run our OWL btsaes.
Now mr. ldckers biuT man we are
soin' TO her our nne town we dom
keer what 1t costs. we've got men
here abel TO pay IL
A SUTHER VOTER
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
CHARLES G. CoFFMAN-

1t seems a little strange that the
Republicans with majority in this
city. do not want to carry it-Parkers-
burg state Journal.
Have patience and perseverance
brother Norris Fairmont Went
through just such condition as that
of which you complain but every
thing came around all right
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

Those Chinese pirates who looted
a Standard OH launch racr Canton.
deserve medals Here is another case
where the heather have gotten ahead
of the Yankees. for no one else ever
obtained anything from the Standard
without paying a big price for it
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
DEATHS

HOLT-On Wednesday. April 4th.
at ten o'clock at Cook hospital. Viz
GINA Holt. little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Holt. OF Pike street.
Funeral services on Friday morning
at 1890 at the residence. conducted
by Rev. G. D. Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
esessYTERY OF GRAFTON
Meets at manninsten Next I9esday-
Rev. ssoezer Is Modeester.

ReE. IL c. Stoe1er pastor Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church of this
have charge of the Presbyter 81
Grafton, @hfch meets at afanotngtoH:
next Tuesday. He VIII also haze the
hsaor of preaching the opening ser
m1nc
Ehe plans for The meeting Eaye been
almost completed. Those who aresso
attend are looking forward 20 tie pc
meeting WITH great interest for taese3
assemblages are always the source OF
great inspiration and OF Information
which help the several pastors s.ss1ssa
are thus brought together In ordertei
exchange IDEAS
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

Charley Schwab declares that he does
not want that e S. Seaatorship from
Nevada. That ought to satisfy every
body. as Nevada has done nothing 1"
indicate that it wants Schwab.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

The reports from Moundsville. Fl.
Leavenworth, and Sing Sing. show
that there is strong feeling against
a second term"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
LAID TO REST
In woodIawn Cemetery Were the Re.
mains Of Mrs Rhodabarser.

This afternoon at two o'clock at the
residence on CASTOR avenue, funeral
services were held over the remains
of Mrs. U. 5. Rhodabarger. whose
death occurred on Tuesday. Rev. II.
C. Stoetzer OF the Presbyterian church
conducted the services, assisted by
Rev. C. D. Smith and Rev J. c. Broom
field.
The following were the pail bear
crs: NIessrs. George Miller. Fred
Kahrl, J. E. Stevenson, r. i. Fleming.
Hunter Atha and Willis HawIey. The
remains were laid to rest in woodlawn
cemetery.
Carpets cleaned any day. Troy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

Gov. Folk. of Missouri, may or may
not be candidate for denomination.
but he will begin to suspect present
" that Attorney General Hadley IS
becoming perniciously active.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

Mr.. Jerome disapDroves OF sensa
tIonalfsm, as his Sensational remarks
on the subject make plain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

The new Rockefeller baby Is said
to be worth 100000. 900 for every
pound he weighs. Lots OF Us would be
willing TO undertake load like that.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

Carpets cleaned any day. Troy
Laundry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

Many pred soba Iliczny leiennY
kalendarz ma rok 1907, rozdawany
przez J6z. Triner fabrykanta anne.
rykahskieso Elixiru gorzkiege VII
ma Trinera. OrYginalne szkice ry-
scwaae przsz s}awnego oseskiego
artyste pana E. Nadhernygo sa
rzeczywiScie bardgo st6sowne. Je-
den z mich przedstawia .wYladowa-
ME e~migrant6w do tego kraju, a
drugl zbierauis si6l W starym kra-
in i winogron " K~alifornli, na
produkta wyrabiane pr.ez J61
Triner'a. kopia tych kalendarzy
bedzie wys4ana ma iakikolwiek
adres "a przesy}ka leo moneta Tub
" znsczkach pocztowych, pod adre.
sem Jos. Triner, 79s s. Ashland
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

vile nabozenstwensw kosclele; "
naszem Kosciuszko bswili sic wszy.-
sly spokojnie, tylko " jednym
domu byfa wojna j to ME z tur-
klein lecz pomiedzy najblizsza
krewnoscia. Walczono nozami ! to
tax doraznie, re musiano wysfac
czterech k%onstabloW i lekarza ma
ratunek rannym. Wstyd to ola mas
wszystkich Polakdw.
WyborY tutaj wypad}y swietnie
ola republikanow. Ca}y tykiet
stanowy p~owiatowy przeszedf re-.
publikanski. Pan J. s. Wyganow~
ski zosta} pc drugi raz obrany
skomisarzem powiatowYm ma cztery
lata. Dosta}: 666 glos6w w1ekszosci,
chociaz mia} trzech przeciwnik6w.
Jak dfugo powiat Day istuieje,
laden komisarz powiatowy z pier
.wszego dystryku. ME by} po drugi
raz obrany. Pierwszym jest p wy
ganowski l to obrany nadzwyczaaj-
ne wiekszo6cia g}osdw, DO dawnieej
zwycieza} tn komisarz tylko dwoma
lub trzema g}osami. Dowodzi to,
re p. Wyganowski ku zadowoleniu
og6}u urzad sw6j rzetelnie sprawu7
je.
W tym roku by}o W n~aszej para
fiji tylko jedno 'wesele. w Grenville
pobra1a sic mfoda para: m}ody pan
liczy lat SO a parma m}oda II lat
Zycze i'm licznego potomstwa.
Z uszanowaniem
Frsnciszek Mondry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
PLANTERSVILLE, Tex.
6. Grudnia, 1906.

D. UIuuuld, 1ooOs
Szauowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Dosz}a mic smutna wiadomosc O
smierci mego brata Franciszka
Pawlaka, kt6ry ~zamieszkaly by} W
Lorain, Ohio, a pe}nit tam obo-
wiazki str6za nocnego PREY moscle.
Jak sig zdaje, &. p. brat moi fad1
ofiarq skrytob6jstwa, DO mia} mice
rang " g}owie trzy"zebra z}ama~
ne rano znaleziono go bez aycia,
a wiec zabra} tajemnice swej smier~
OF do grobu. Pozosta}y pc MIN sic.
rotami: wdowa i czworo, jak sic
zdaie, ME letnich dzieci, DO mai;
starsze ma lat, l5cie..
S p. Franciszek by&. najm}ods
Sym z rodzehstwa, a licsy} PREY
zgonie ~swoim 80 lat .bez s. dni.
Niechajze go Pan Bog przyjmie do
swojej chwa}y. W smutku pogra"
zony brat bratowa
Michati Anna Paulak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
exkursyjoc do jezio-
"a Washington. Isl. Peter.
Eagle, | kasota)

; Winony = piatki j sobo.y do Ka~
sofa pc $40 do ST. Reter 20,
s. 10 do Eagle Lake 20 45.75 sa5
tykiet zvrotny, wszystkie > ogranl-
ezeniem do powrotu o. DO nastep-
nego wtorku do Kasota po Sc.
s6 SIS do St Peter po &6.85 40
Eagle Lake pc. s6. Oh "a tykiet
awrotny dziennie, 3 okressm cxasn
do powrotu y prxeciagu trsydzie-
stu. ani kowienie c1arnych otuui
i szczupakii Jest speec;y1asll,n,ii.e dobre1n
y tym piek.ym esiorzo, 4 ,aarsnga.
larylbaRdw zzso,bff:ita .ii,c:zxba capien
1T. d. 81 ggntos Nadine ho1ele2#,s
iinue przylennosci vzdluk esior.A.
. parowym -tatk ien. dogpeiinia
przyjenanoseii b,l,issae infoirma \
cyexglos,c zig do agsnt6v koleii
sChicago = North ssts,ir,n. ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
INDEPENDENCE, wis.
dnia 7. Grudnia 1906.

|Szanowna Redakcyol
Juzto jedno nieszczescie
zawsze Wiaze sic 2 drugiem.
Ledwie6my och}oneli 2 pre-
razenia po nieszczesnym wy
padku ma stawie, zaledwie-
|smy pogrzebali biedna ofiare
zbytniej }atwowiernosci dzie-
ciecej, a tn zjawia sic nacia.
gacz j burzyciel cd Kurye1a
z Milwaukee. Nasi obywatele
So "a tomorrow, DO gdzie
indziej toby takiego smyka
przepedzili "a si6dma granice
i W dodatku wypisaliby ma
sk6rze takiego bluzniercy
6wiadectwo jego ga}ga6skicb
sprawek. Dziwi mic to bar
do, re tn jest jeszcze kllku
tax nieoglednych ludzi, re
Kuryera odbieraja i "a
ten swistek plaza. Kuryer
przeciez lyle wart co i jego
%oslawiony agent. Pc jakiego
kaduka ten wichrzyciel ku~
ryerowski tn sic wa}esa / ME
rusza dalej, trudno mi zro-
zumiec. kazdy tn cd niego
stroni, a z reszta onegdaj W
niedziele obrazil tn nasze
~niewiasty publicznie. Stall
pred ko6cio}em, gdysmy z
koscio}a wychodziii i natrza~
sal sic 3 ~niewiast, lkt6re cd
p. Kulika bra}y ksiazsczki
do Najs}. Serca Pana Jezusa,
4e So ,,ciemne" i ug}upie", DO
take g}upstwa czytaja.. -
Nam nadzieje, ze 60 sic 3D.
wleeze, to ME uciecze, i 10
ten bluznierca tez i " indie
pendence dostanie nauczke,
jakiej MT W innych miejsco-
wosciach udzielono, a s}usz-
ME ona ,mu sic nalezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
q MARLIN, Tex.
SzanoVna Rodakcvo Wiarusa!

Szanowna Redakoyo Wiarusa!
w sam dsieh dziekczynienia
tThanksgiving) mielismy tn picking
pdgode, to TED nasze mtasto zapel~
nione pc same brzegi rosmaitej ma
rodowoscl ludzmi, q najwiecej by}o
niemc6w i murzyn6w, to tez nasi
zydkowie al rece ~zaoierali z RADIO"
sci, ze zrobili 6 o Cd g iszef t.
Wiella sskoda, il " taklem duzem
mie6eieyjek Marlin ME many ami
:isdnego byznesisty Polaka, a jest
tn dobre pole ola dwdoh, DO dobry
i fachowy Kodak zrobi}by dobry in
teres na grooerni l ma salunie. Lecz
my Polacy chociaz many nieco
grssza u}ozonego, to sig obawiamy
z tem r~ozpoczac interes z obawy, re
mogli by6ny to ~postradad, ale ayd
lub niemiec ]ezeli ma chloe dwie-
6cie dolar6w to z tenn rozpoczyna
zaraz jakis byznes i 90 rok wyzei,
lax 20 drabinie re szozebla ma szcze-
bel sig skrabie, al naraz zostanie
wielkim lupeem. - By1 tn pred
20 stu laty aydek nazywa} sig Har
ressn, ME mia} oenta przy duszy-
poayyaezQ,ae cd, levy Rtes. %
dol. nakupowa} sobie rosnaityoh
apilek, e~usik6w, 1~ahouszkdw i.tp.
rzeozy ~ : ten poszedl y dwiat
robit: gesseft; dzii ton sam 4ydek
jul tai sic abogaoi1, 10 utrynuje
diva SLEEPY. Dlaczegoa ny Poo-
laey ME mieli bysmyy nis6 II do-
.brego pow'odzenia ty1kos troche
odvagi 70 Ws1ysttko p6jjdzie lobrze.
Dnia 10. j 90. :. m. mielismy tn
" Texas pierwszy mr6z, woda JUL
tez ME mogia przetrzymac takiego
mrozu j ma jej powloce ukazal sic
cienki l6d, ale pc owen zimie przy-
szedl deszoz, aobecnie many zno-
w piekaa pogode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

DO NIEMOZEBNYCH rzeczy
ME rosci sobie prawa ORA Piotra
Gomozo, ale doswiadczenie tysiecy
ludzi, kt6rzy pr6bowali tego lekar-
silva, zgadzaja sic ma to, re jest to
znakomity srodek, jake lekarstwo
ma krew i organizm.
Pan Jan Czajkowski, z South.
port, Conn.,, powiada: D, Cboro#a-
lem przez d{ugi czas i straoi}em.
wszelka nadzieje odzyskania daw-
nego zdrswia. Obeonie moge pra-
eowac i dziekuje Bogu, ze mnie
natcbnal mysla spr6bowania wa
szego lekarstwa. Bede poleoa} Go.
mozo kazdemu koko tylko spo-.
tkam."
Pierwsza butelka udowodni nie-
zwyk}y skutek tego leksrswa, i
i przyprowadzi was ma droge do
zdrowia. Me dostaniecle go " ap-
tece, jak inne lekarstwa. Dostar-
ozaja go wprost ludzion speoyalni~
.agenei miejsoowi, albo w}a6cioiele,
DR.. Peter Fahrney 4 Sons Co.,
ll9-lls Sc. Hoyne aveo Chica.
60, Ill. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

Dnia Is b. N. 8. P. G6rski Wy
jedzle do Bremond, Tex. kolektowac
i zapisywac nowych abonentow do
Wiarusa, pobawi On tam k,lka dni
" celu rozpowszechnienia tego 20.
czytnego pisemka j uprasza Q wzgle
dy tamtejszych roaak6w ola Via
rusa j ola sleble. Do milego sic
zobaczenia.
PrsWacisl Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

Pan Jan Rombal-
ski W independence
Wis. jest naszym a
gentem, jest on upo-
~waznjony do kolek-
towania zaleg}ej pre-
numeraty i %zapisywa-
MIA nowych abonen-
tow, kolektuje on o.
becnie W Minnesota
j Wisconsin.
Redakcya.