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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-28
FRnM MONDAYS Many

FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Ths infant child a Nj and Nz
naney tion died Saturday night
HR Giu ~ Alton j. ia vlniia to-
day
Miss Enle Mcdaniel retarnsd 20
Russell SUNDAY msfuing wissre ~ y
teaching saisooi
Arthur Wsllisns and Thomas fiad.
slf. wilo liafe been wolking % the
ne~ lsne u the tele plsons compang
isfe have returned 20 OAlahuma
cisg
NJ Fuller vii 50 70 Kansas city 70
uleit.
"a Wise has sold his soda foun'
tain And candy business o. G. y Tnf
nsF Of Rich Hiil. No.
Mlss Elsies starr returned 70 hsF
home ln Tahlcquah SAT grdaY night
after : sislt slth { = Bel and fam
ily.
Commissioners 7 FArrar is hold
tag couft today 10 Chelsea
Miss Lynn shepard q Neosilo. No
spent suaday eifb Der aisisf Kiss
May Shepard
edward Carr has feiaru 70 BIS iome
10 Rogers. Afk after several days
visit Nth " = Gaiewood and fam.
lig
sr ColNou Is moving his harness
and saddle sflop INTO TIA Hunt balld.
ing on south Wilson street
VT. and saua wade we're ID Par.
sous yesterday
T.. Z MrgiAsssn returned last nlght
from "a Leafs where he ias besu
bsylnE spring goods ioT ilaiclif's store.
Miss ALVIN has arrived ffom Chicago
70 take charse % ih1 millinery peraft
ment II sanders Wrighgs store.
lev. = Wolfe preached TO 3 iafFe
audience SUNDAY uight Ia the epen
house The music was in eilafse o.
Ir AMI Mrs Chabh, fscently from
England Mr. Wolfe will holi another
sefylcs "Wednesday night and Eil
llen leave fos Texas, shefe be will
conduct revival services
A marriage icsnse vas issued sat.
afday afternoon % Waltsr s Maap'u
and ara Flora A. lAytou 10th q
Biaslaeket
Al. NatEau q SeS Yosk " y,
Todd u Warren. IA aud otto
naesuer " gfunseies GermanY Az.
rived 81 tie n3sf this morning and
.sfl ou -, fssf mall fef Chelsea siih
3 u aueaen shsfs hef hate ai
Interests
w san8ee and q 81 NUkhf
tafued saianiay uehi tfaa tie eas'
ellsfe usl Save Hetu usFas Es
tof tie sAedsm auslt Mvaats
caaam
Hams lHmrsn aHi fi
laHm.Ht ~ as nIkf
rseH sa as weH
IS - soas tlv aas sp
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
sAND IHE aANDIIg
aTHE=GIRI
IT HAS Lod fe BEEN coNPloEREDI
THE sEd II COMIC OPEL IA EY.
Err SCI |EN IN FAlRmdaT.

When TT fc Girl and the d audit" ap.
peared at i e local tnea,er early last
season 1t 4 the standard Or musical
prodaction and ever since that tine
all attractII ,s Of Ike naturd have been
measured b it and found wanting. II
wasa srel show. and 1t II said to be
as good as ever. 1t appear ed in Pitts.
burg two Iyieks nso. md the neYspa.
pers in III, i city were In a unit in pro.
nouncins It as one of III , very best
musical PRODUCTIONS that had been
seen rher this season. an some ven,
so far as to say that it kas the best
attraction playing PIusburE k that week,
and Their, were seycrll vi IN known at.
fractions at the other III Eaters. There
Is no rel son why this IL ngh,ful com.
lc opera Should no: be nJpreasIns now
as on ii FIRST appearance in this city.
as It b as the same lr ding woman,
Miss sd bla Gillette. ami also the same
lcading man, Mr.. Geo. MacFarlane.
and tn other principals are well
known pcomic opera stark.
~Thc Girl and the Iandit" is one
or Incl few big mus,c,lI prpduc,ions
that 81 yes entire saiisfil criOn wherever
It app ars and judging from the man.
ncr ini which 1t was rel cived here last
scaso;l II Is sure to )G greeted BY a
crowded house Friday night.
ThI advance sale ff seats opened
this horning and the lcke,s are going
rapIdlIy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
PERSONAL
!sSS sss&SSs&x sSxa

\, -
-. S" p,,, y. -. 80 = .ehis'erea /
sH e % ~. i.v'e.' enaties'oi;
w. ,, n,As., sta'lsa on business
''i ~, - ,, %,aa'p1' a .iis a..efnoon.
""u 'oi' az
.i'H' "eatHo peii"s'on sO'uaE 10 Sis''
vi; Hee's sls'er.
MIS- j. y bona went 10 Meadow
Of9oh yesterday % spend a lew days days
win Alr, and Mrs, Ear Jarrett.
MI y . Mckinney lelt today lot
Hot Springs, AIR, 10 spend few
~eeks'
WIZ Mason who spent his Easter
vacation in this city with his parents,
Judge and Mrs. John Mason, returned
yesterday to New Haven, Conn, where
he VIII re'enter Yale.
Wills Straight. who Is In the en-.
ploy Of the D. mud 0. at Connellsyllln,
Pa, has been spending the past few
days a; the home nf his parents near
Barraekfille'
Mrs G. W, Eekess, who has been
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs T. {,
Jones TN maple avenue Tor several
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
THE BUSY BEAVERS.
Thes. Tirslsss Workers Have Altered
America Lsndsrfpt.

Thes. Tirsless Workers Have Altered
America Landscape.
Ercaiise lis operations are chiefly
nocturnal. :;n iliai il l. SELDOM or never
seen. AMI hc,@ruSc " IT, xii in cua-
frUllins: waiter ami Ia house bul!Gi;...
something NJ mystery his grown ~
ah"rt Tie beaver. It Is said That il
feiis trees for The purpose Of bHIhIIRs
It's damS ana aln lay u tree where 1,
wishes 10 with the ar:Ii:Tiry Uf the most
skilled aSman 1t is said Ill" that ii
Uses Its tail Us 4 ir"wrl I,laSTeriug the
mInl IN IFS hoIr>,s aE,! IiaIr~ with Ills
lplT:u!a:r Is Il Ha>vn SPREADS his
mortar.
Myths like these will probably have
long life, The latter belief is no
llOult encouraged by the beavers IRE.
f;ient lra6it Of slaM'lUe The water or
earth with It's tail Us al alarm signal
whichever Il Is startled. There are
many unexplained things about the
beavers life.
Long before the white MAN ean. TO
America the beaver WIS bard at work
building his dams all over the country
and In nurrow and sometimes In wide
stream valleys. Grrestiug the water
and so collecting In its ponds the DE.
tEitus swept down from the hills and
from the upper reaches OF the stream.
As this sediment gradually filed up
the shallow ponds tho beaver moved
to other places. and when 10 time the
dam broke down and the waters drain.
ed OF a wide lerei meadow IVES left
the bottom Of the old pond.
All Orsr the contirsrt IN suitable 10
cRl!ties. from Mexico north 10 the tree
!!niI: ind from the Atlantic to the ra-
c!fc. this was going on century pfttr
century. and In this way no doubt were
made vast areas OF lerel meadow.
whose origin Is now unsupported by
The people swho occupy them.-rorest
and Stream.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
FOR THE NEXT 7 oAYs-AFTER
THE FIEsT WEEK, READ.
iHels 81 AND 81.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT NO.
lo2 oulN cY STREET, FRONT
paRLoRS.

Hours 10 to ~ A. NJ, 1880 to 8 p. M.
Sun day, 2 to s p N.
lie tells you whom and when you
will marry Cif ever); Ii fact. tells
your full Hfe from cradle to the grave.
Truthful ii His Predictions, Reliable
In His Advice"
No matti what troubles you may
have with yourself or others, come
and he vii guide you. lie advises
you with u certainty higher than hu.
man power.
Prot. Kirk has brought about more
marriages. reunited more separated
people than any medium In America.
Love or courtship.
II affairs Of the heart or emotions
Of love interest you, he gives the exact
and truthful /; revelations Of all, love
affairs, se,tles'lovers' quarrels, enables
you to win the esteem and affection Of
anyone you desire, causes speedy and
vow ,oro =. 80 >"e oAe 'n"'
.,,,.-.- -.
CO., :, ,, 80 -.u '0I'
Zoe. -. ,..,, a. s,u o. 'a'.''
cor,-oI ,o..,..,o -, "
vor ,oro o,,o ,.o,n 49,.
hou. - ,o,,o , no.,or
think a, n, :, S'"'e.
Yrou.,adrao :, ,.o ,,,,, :,
for tho r-ess,,
con,.,,i,, eu,i,.., .s,,..
He r,ves dates facts ,r, s,,,o,
reliable and ,mpor,an, advice md ,n'
foruatjo, m MI mot,ors =, ,rtoro.t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
BULLETIN NO. 8
SHOWS THE NEW MEN WHO
HAVE SIGNED WITH PENN
TEAMS.

Official bulletin No. .. Of the Ma.
tlolxI Association OF Baseball League.
Just printed, shows that the following
men have signed contracts with the
West Penn teams:
With West Penn League tumplres)
William C. IIanley. James J. Cos.
telio. William D. culnEan and S. ".
Johnson.
With Beaver Falls-G. E Heintz.
With ConnellsrIlIe-Patrlck Moran.
James Douglass. George Rushworth.
c. ". Woodruff.
With Fairmont-Cleve Shultz.
With Greensburg - Peyton WEIGH
and William Dark.
With Butler - George W. Dawson
and John Cummings.
With Clarksburg George p. Reid
and Gle Hartley.
With Latrobe--A. ". Yerkes.
Terms aecepted-whh l.Atrobe. Law.
renee wea;herhee; With GreeusburS.
Lou Gehring: with Butler. u. II. Wat.
keys: With Beaver Falls. Joseph L.
Riley.
President Lawson has announced
the corps Of official scorekecpers ro'
The West Penn League as follows:
W. A. Caldwell. Butler: C. II. Beatty,
Sco;tisle; George Mcconnell. Con.
ne!lsvilre: Cree Harner. Grrcnsburg:
Turk Linn. FairmOnt: C. Radcliffe.
Clarksburg; II. Kelly, Beaver Falls:
d. Llniiey. I.atrobe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

"Prerentlcs" will promptly check a
cold or the grippe when taken early
or at the "sneeze stage" Preyentics
cure seated colds rs well. Preyentlcs
arc lttIa candy cold cure tablets, ond
DF. shoop, Racine. Wis, will gladly
mall you samples and book on Colds
free. IL you Will write HIN. The sam.
pies prove their merit. Check early
colds with preventlcs and stop paeu.
nonla. Sold in &c and &c boxes By
- iBlllInsslea { Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

Dr. Monk--You have Il wesI.deyelop.
cd case Of appendicitis.
Mr.. :lrphant-Great .Iungles, VIII
You have 10 operate. Doe?
DR.. Monk-NpI exactly: I'm afrala
that in your ease well aavc TO exca.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
REPORT OF CITY
Health OFFICER.
DR.. KuNsT SUBMITS REPORT TO
MEMBERS OF CITY couN.
Gil.

DR.. W. H. Kunst, city health officer.
has submitted the following report to
council:
To the Honorable Mayor aud Members
Of Tho CITY Council Of Falrmoa,, W.
Va:
Ny preceding semlannual report
from May to October. 1906. showed We
had G. deaths, decrease Of 60 deaths.
From October, 1906. to March IS. 1907,
shows We have. had .l25 deaths. of
which II were residents increase Of
l3 deaths), and AS we're. non.resIdents.
This increase of death was due 10
pneumonia fever aud tuberculosis
Cconsnmptionl. out Of the 10 deaths
from pneumonia fever were residents.
and of tuberculosis Consumption, II
out Of the II deaths were residents,
making for the two diseases 90 deaths.
My preceding report showed We had
81 cases Of typhoid fever. IS residents
and IS nOn.resIdenis, with 1 deaths.
This report shows for the past SIX
months We have had {? cases Of ty.
phold fever-44 residents, us against
81, preceding report-a decrease Of :
cases-9S non.feSIdents. or these
deaths, Is were residents and q non.
residents.
The contagious and infectious dis
cases for the past six months:
Typhoid fever, i2cnses. a residents
and IS non.residents.
Scarlet fever. 3 cases, all recovered.
Measles. cases. all recovered.
D!phthcria. : cases. l death. re,
covered. anil . still quarantlned. but
all convalesclnE.
Death Report.
Appendicitis, deaths
I tuberculosis (cohshmption), IL
deaths.
! Aceitent. 'tR. r., snn-shot' dynamite
etc.,. l. deaths.
/ Servility, told agel J deaths.
! Paralysis, ! deaths.
Nalvu'ar disease OF heart, " deaths.
Z B!affae"a, ] death
Epilepsy. death.
Diphihcria. death.
Pneumonia fever. 10 deaths.
Hemiplcgia. death.
/ Premature births. . deaths.
, hamilton, deaths.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
BITS FOR SPORTS
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Personally the hoys all liked l.auzon
but they dIdn't HE garlic. l.auzun
always took It good naturedly but
Drumm, in order 10 preserve peace
IN his team this ycar-soId the
Count sh2ctt." l.auzon will be 4
'memher nf Percy sicaler's team at
SieubenvilIc This year and Percy may
be wise enough TO secure reserved
seat for Eddie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

New York fans are bowling for
base. They don't care what II
costs--,hcy want Chase. He can put
up au exclusive brand Of the frs,
base game and there seems little
reason why he should not nave an
exclusive salary. lie was the most
sensational first smoker last season
that ever played on q New York field
and received but s9.iOO. Now he de.
maud $1,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

Ruzon. who vas with GAINESVILLE
year. comes OF a nation that
\pn dear Old garlic as The
Of It'd bits. Lauson- was full
national characteristics, No
mailer Il what hotel Drnn's team
stayed and no matter how good the
food was, LaUzon always Insisted on
having his garlic for dessert When
Lanzon sat on the bench last year
he other players would move.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

!NcI.eqa Is Six ioet tour inches ~
his stocking feet. against pcIls five
feet four inches. lcil. who is New
York boy. is smaller Than Miller
iHuggins, the Reds star second base
man. peil is Il natural hail player
and In the minors would undoubtedly
be Il star Of the frs, magnitude in
spite Of his size.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

HELENA. Mont. April 3.-Ycstcr-
days municipal elections in Montana
resulted in a Republican land slide
only two cities. tGreat Falls and Lew.
iston) electIns Democratic mayors.
The opposition party was successful
In all other Instances where party
nominations were made. As 4 rule
party lines were closely drawn and a
heavy vote was pollsd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

IF the White Sox win the worlds
championship again have fully de.
cided 10 take the team abroad for IT'S
next training trip" said President
CoclsEey, yesterday afternoon. al.
Is no more than right that a team
rhich wins the world baseball
honors should be exhibited In the
greatest cities In the old world. ]
have plan mapped out BY which
the sos will visit Ireland. England.
France and Germany. We will play
In Dublin. Cork. Liverpool, Man.
chester. LONDON. Paris and Berlin,
thus giving the principal cities Of
Europe q chance 10 see the sort u
baseball the South Side fans see
every day In the week.
THE team will leave about Febru.
Rry 20 and return p the United
States about Apil l..
As an Illustration Of the import.
ance OF baseball. there are 20 pro.
fesslonal clubs under the nauona
agreement, which Is the supreme GOV.
eFrnent OF the national sport. These
clubs Will try out Rnd employ during
ibe season 500 players. the salary o,
whom teaches nearly million dollars.
From the Official records Il Is seen
that 100000 people attended the
games In the major leagues alone last
year. We're you to add the number al.
tending the minor leagues the hgures
would probably reach TO the sum Of
he population Of the United State.;.
That's going some. Isn't It? To make
conservative estimate, the attend.
ance AT the major and the twenty odd
minor league games was 5000, O06.
The prices OF admission In the minors
are from twenty-five TO fifty cents,
and in the biz organizations they
range from fifty cents TO 81. Taking
rough average. this makes $4,000. OO0
plld ont during last season for the
pleasure of roofing q ball game.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

Only consolation CLARK Griffith is.
getting from mishaps TO his players
during training season is the hope
that 1t won't last over Into Tie
sctledUIcd games.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

Clark Griffith has been trying 10
trade Of Frank Dclehauty. who re.
fuses to report to the lIlGhlaHiers
until June. and raere Is some doubt
about MS playing at all. Frank is
going to school. Naturally the other
A,lubs hesitate to take l tosser who
on't pay.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03
MONTHLY MISERY

Is one of woman's worst Affections II always leaves
you weaker, andis sureto shorten ourlife and make
your beautyfade. Tostop pantake Wine Of cardulan
twill help to relieve your misery regulate your func-
tons, make you well, beautiful and strong. Isare-
liable remedy for dragging down palms, backache head
ache, nervousness rrtabity seeplessness, dizziness.
'anting spells and similar troubles Asafe and efficient
medicine for all women's pains and sickness.
Mrs. j. l. Broadhead Of Clanton, Ala writes "a have
used cardu for my disease which was one peculiar to
women, and it has completely cured me.
AT ALL DRUG STORES, IN S1.oo BOTTLES
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

Carpets cleaned daily.
1T TROY LAUNDRY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-03

Read tho nsHv w4st v,rrn'nn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
Wa]czy} W Gettysburg

David Parker Z Layette, N. Y.
kt6r:y ptraof noge " GetWsbmgu
pisze: Electric Bittess geiAMV
viscej ola mnie dobsego nlz kt6ra
kqlwiek medEcEna aka uzywa1em
Przez kilha Tat cborowa{em ma TO-
}adek, i wyda{em wiele pieniedzy
ma lehsrstwa z ma}ym: rezu1tatem ,
az zacza}em uzywa6 Electric Bitters
Me chcia}bym wzia6 $500 "a to
co one ola mnle uczYni{o. Znako-
mite lekarstwo ola starc6w i ma
s}abosci kcbiece. .Doskona4e lekar-
stwo ma wzmocnieu,e i odbudowa-
ME cia}a, pewna. pomoc ma s}abos-
ci krzyza | chorobe merck Gwaran-
: towane prze~ M. J. Kowalewskie-
go aptekarza. SOC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
Szzymonem a nova lego mat

.- 'r =. D -%ps II
Szymonem a nova lego mat
.ka.
Ma imie jej by}o Sara; BY:
Ia d%obrcwoloa, pobozna ~
.d6wka, kt6ra Szymona szcze-
re pokocha}a i wiecej mu
|dawa}a wolno6ci anizeli jej
|dot4d mia}.
j: Poniewaz kazarz byf ojej
silnei wierze. ~zydowskiei
przekonany mial vice mniej
powodu do tax gwa1townych
seen, jake sic co chw'la W
pozyciu ma}zefskiem z Lea
wydarza}y, ale: pomimo dose
}agodnego obchodzenia sic z
MIA co dzie6 wiecej z sill opa'
da1a. Jej kaszel stawa{ sic CO.
raz silniejszy i coraz wiecej
zatrwazajacy a cia1o jej z
dnia ma dzie6 coraz wiecej
chud}o.
w czasie tym zapozna} sic
|Szymon pc raz pierwszy z
pewna rodzina chrze6ciahska
kt6rej wp1yw bardzo sic do
|tego przyczYni}, re chfoplec
p66niej stanowczo chcia} 20
STAG chrze6cianinem. Ojciec
pos1a} razu pownego Szymo~
ma W sprawach Interest," do
sk1adu chrzescia6skiego kup-
ca Krysztafa Hofmana' A ze
|szymon spodoba} sic owemu
kupcowi, ]wprowadzi} go ten"
ze " k6lko familijne i zapoz-
nal 90 10-letnim swym
synkiem.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi)!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

Wafa sic 1agOdnle KOD'eta,
schylajac sic z u6miechem
do niego,
|. - Cay ME mozesz s1owa
p%rzem6wic do twej matki?
- wtraci} gniewnie ojciec.
Szymon pomimo surowego
%napomienia OLGA milcza}!
uparcie,
- Widzisz -, odezwa} sig
kazarz do swej zony, - co
to "a uparty, nieokrzesany
ch}opak? Me m6w;lem O MIN
.tobie zbyt wiele, a dis pole
cic ci tylko mage, abys su,
rOwo sic MIN obchodzi}a
i niczego bezkarnie ME pre-
:puszcza1a. Dawniejsza jego
:piastunka, owa d~ziewczyna
chrzescia6ska tax go popsu4a.
.Dobrze ze to jeszcze dose
wczesnie spostrzeg1em i
d%ziewczyne z domu. mego
wydalilem. Jezyli dzieci zy~
dowskie So pod opieka dziew
czyn Characterization, to jest
najwieksza zguba ola wszyst-
kich zyd6w. No Szymonie
kiedy sic wreszcie odezwiesz,
czy cheese sic i dzisiaj 2
biozem zapoznac?
- Me gniewaj sic zaraz
kazarzu, - prosi}a iona jego
T. biedny ch}opiec jest dis
tax przestraszony, re dz'wic
sic milczeniu jego wcale ME
mozna. My sic JUL lepiej
niezad}ugo zapoznamy, ME
prawdaz Szymonie?
- Chce s%pr6bowac, poko~
.chaG ciebie.
w kilka civil potem udal
sic znowu do swej izdebki;
przechodzac przez sieh po'
s}yszal przypadkowo, co slu-
zba oswej pani m6wi}a.
W zyciu ME mysla]abym
t. prswi}a gruba kucharka
nieco g%niewnie, 49, ably pan
nasz wzia} sobie "a zone ia
ka kabiete, kt6ra ledwie 0
wiasnej size stac moze.
- TAX, - m6wi}a druga
dziewczyna, usz}oby to
jeszcze, gdybytak nieznosnie
nie kaszla}a. Z kaszlu ]ej
Eniezwyk}ego wnosic MONA,
ze nied}ugo ~pomiedzy mani
poayje. Musia}a. W kazdym
:razie. wnie6c 20 SODA. wielki
majatek, kiedy nasz pan Ego
:|dzi} sic ma to, wzias6 ia so
bic "a zone.
Szymon; s}yszac TAXI sad
TO novel swej matce, zaniepo-
sic, a SERGE jego .nape}::
milo sic wsp6}czuciem ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
"a WARE SW1ETA:
= " '5' +' 81
ono,o;adan,e podlug pra'dsi'0fgo saorssn'a
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
Magic otworzy}y sic. drzw'
" progu ukaza}a sic zydow~
ska slu4aca, kt6ra przynlo~
I'D, ze SODA nlowy ubiorek z
czarnego aksamitu i: wielk'
bukiet kwiat6w.
- Co, ia ia widze, 49, zawo1a'
70. zdziwieniem. 49, Moi Szy'
mon siedzi p}acze, zamlast
: ~za1owolenia i radosci ska
Katl. Ola czego p}aczesz
chlopcze? Dzisiaj przecle2
wazny dzie6 6wiecic many.
Bad& rozsadny, Szymonie ME
aiedz tax samotnie i ME place.
tax gorzko: P6jdz, ubiore Gle
y MOVIE szaty, kt6re w}asnle
przyn;os}am ola ciebie. A ten
piekny bukiet kwiat6w mu-
sisz r6wnoczesnie z pieknem
zyczeniem oddac novel twej
matice. Wnosi ona przeciez
do domu 1adna kupke pie
nlliedzy; a: przytem ma bye /
dobra kobieta.
ia ME chce novel mat
XII, - odrzek1 Szymon hardo
d zalzawione swe oczy pod
ni6si: ku s}uiacej.
- Boze sprawiedliwyl ja'
kie>z ciebie ME dobre dziec'
ko! = po,wiedzia}a bezradns
zyd6wka. - No, badz pre-
cie2,; rozsadny: wiesz pre-
ciez 10 ojciec strasznie sjf
gniewac bedzie, a nawet kazt
do sklepu ciemnego Gle zam
knac, jezeli ME bedziesz pc
s}uszny!
.Grozba ia. wp1yne}a ME
co: ma: przestraszonego CHOP
Cd. Plaka}, ale pozwoli} si'
d%obrowolnie ubra6 bez opo
ru: wziai: bukiet z kwiatam
do reku. PEotajemnie wyciag
nal: jednakze z niego mai
piekntIiejsza r6ze, w}oiy} j
do szklanki z woda i przee
obrazkiem drogiej swej matk
p pc, will
Czy s1yszysz, zajezdz<
juz pow6z: s1ychac dzwonek
zajechais pan i nova PAM
P6jdz %Slzymonie, musimy icf
powitac!.
D.zl ,i g. c.l;7 ia pochwyci}'
chlopca "a reke i wybiegFa
MIN do sieni.
Nova pani domu, wspart<
ma <ramieniu kazarza' szfs
w}a6nie: W tel chwili do CORY
20 scbodach. Kiedy m}odz
49, ..a RI ~01101,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

STARA KUDERA. - Eore~
spodent pewien opisujac pred Pc
WYNN czasem stan swojego zdro~
wig, zaznaczy}, lie "stara rudera
potrzebuje podp6r", a W uwadze
tel zawiera}o sig burdzo DUO praw
dy. w staro6ci, gdy n%aturalne 81,
|4y zaczynaja znikac, s}sgodne'
wzmacoiajace lekarstwo jest po~
trzebne, do uregulowania organl-
Emu i dodanla mu novel SHY. Fan
Tomasz Roberts, z Jefferson; la,
pisze dc ORA Piotra Fahrney and
Sons Co .. Chicago, ILL.,, co
nastepuje: "Jestem zyjacym POM
nikiem, 6w~iadczacym o zaletach
.anskiego Gomozo. Zazywa{em to
tekarstwo W pewnych przerwach
ma wlosne i " j~esieni przez estas
tnie dziesiec lat l MUSIC wyznac,
ze sts}em sic cudem samemu soble
, przyjacio1om-z powodu mel rzez-
wo6ci i zdrowla. Nam obecnie,
dzieko wac Bogu siedemdziesiat sic
dem lat. Bee Gomozo ME m6gf-
|,bym sig obyt ono odpedzs wszel~
kie choroby cia}a."
t. Ora Piotra Gomozo ME jest le-
karstwem aptecznem, ale sprzeda~
wanem jest przez specYalnych g..
gent6w, lub wprost przez sswfa6ci''
| cieli. DR.. Peter Fahrney and
sons Co., ll2 = lls SO. ID oyne
veg >Chic,go, I'll. @-.
| 80 , N.:.E. -. - 3 ..