davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
LITEWSKI.

Warszawskiej ,,Gazecie Pol
skiej" donosza z najpraw'
dziwszych zr6def, tax z sa-
mel Litwy, jak z gubernii
mieszanej, polsko-litewskiej
ludno6ci, 10 TAME litwini
nadzvyczaj zjsdl;wie przesla-
duja pclak6w ma wszelaki
spos6b.
I tax: PAM Marya Giejszlo-
r6wna, w}a6cjcielka duzego
majatku wiejskiego ma Litwie,
uskarza sic publicznie W Ga
zecie Polskiej, re ~litewskie,
chrzesciahsko = demokratycz-
ne czasopismo ,,Szaltinis" -
(Zr6dio) wydawane przez
ksiezy litewskich W Sejnach,
%podmawia i drazni ubozsza
ludnosc litewska przeciw
polakom.
Pismo ,,Szaltinis", pisze
korespondentka, ME przy-
czynia sic do z}agodzenia
naprezonych stosunk6w.
to
pismo ola naszej czeladzi i
kazdy numer przegladam sa-
ma pilnie".
,,Ot6z niema prawie nu-
meru, gdzieby ME by}o mniej
lub wiecej zjadliwej wyciecz.
XII wzgledem Polak6w, a W
wielu numerach So artyku}y
takiej tresci, ze ME. moge ich
dawa6 czyta6 s}uzbie, azeby
ME tworzy6 sztucznej ME
checi, kt6rej ona dotad ME
odczuwa}a.
,,Artykuiy to ziona taxa
nienawi6cia ola wszystkiego
co polskie, tax k}amliwie
p~rzedstawiaja rome fakta. re
wierzyc sic wprost ME chce,
il podobne pismo redaguja
ksieza,. to jest ci, kt6rzy
mieniac sic s}ugami Chry-
stusa - przedewszystkiem
milos6 i zgode siac wszedzie
powinni.
,Pomijam ciagle wzmian.
XII o laramie" polskiem, o
por6wnywaniu domokracyi
narodowej do nprawdziwych
Rosyan" W (n-rze p i pred
stawianiu jej polityki wzgle
dem Litwin6w W fa}szywem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
CORRESPONDENCE
z TR0JCOWA.

10 czerwca? 1907.
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Prosze umiescic W poczy-
tnym Wiarusie niniejsza ko-
respondencye z parafii Swie-
tel Trolley, $40 - Noble e Str Str.
Chicago, III.
w dniu wczorajszym .czyli
W 3cia niedziele pc SWAT
kach, W kosciele Swietej
Trolley mielismy %prymicyei
Wiej. KS. J. Kromolickiego,
wyswieconego ma kap}ana W
Collegveille, Mimi. przez }
Elk. ks. biskupa Jak6ba
Trobec, ze Saint Claud,
MINI. W dniu 7. czerwca r.
b., a przeznaczonego do
Saint C!aud. ma parafie pol
ska, z obowIazkiem dojezdza-
mia co miesiac ma druga mi"
ssye do Platte, Mimi, odle'
gtego o IS mil angielskich cd
Saint Claud, a o Is mil cd.
Little Falls: jake STACEY ko-
lei zelaznej.
G16wnym assystentem PREY
boku nowego kap}ana,
~pierwszy raz ~odprawiajacego
Msze swieta, by} Wiel. KS. X.
Sztuczko G. S. c.. proboszcz
kosciola i parafii Swietej
Dyakonem by1 ks.
Duerr, take nowo wyswie'
cony kap1an ola narodowoSci
niemieckiej, kt6rY wyjedzie
do Wurtenbergu W Prusach,
ale tylko z prymicyami, ably
takowe odby6 W miejscu ro-
dzinnem. Subdyakonem by{,
ks. M. Szalewski c.. S. c.,
assystent S. Trolley. Cere'
moniarzem - kleryk Pa
|lubicki 20 Seminaryum W ST..
Paul, MINI. ola poprawy
zdrowia p~rzebywajacy u
swych rodzic6w W Chicago,
ma Noble ul. Byli r6wniez O.
becnymi: KS. Taulnier, G. S.
C. francuz KS. J6zef Kar-:
pi6ski,, przebywaiacy czaso-
wo prey parafii 6w. Trolley, a
take Wiel. KS. Rudolf Kie}-
|pi6ski proboszcz nowozakla-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

merica" Kiedy rzady obja}
pierwszy prezydent Wash
ington, W sk}ad tel republic
XII wchodzi(o 10 Stan6w
(pa6stw zwiazkowych) Lud.
nose liczy'a oko}o trzech mi
ljon6w. DIS Stany Zjedno-
czene licza 40 pahstw LAO
gwiazd ma sztandarach ma
rodowych] a ludnosci pre-
sz1o 80 milion6w.
w sk}ad ten wchodza wszy.
stkie narodowo5ci i szczepy:
G}6wnym objawem zgody
lest ma wskros demokraty-
czna konstytucya, dajaca
kazdej jednostce wolnosc
/ swobode. Tam Mkt ME
INA r6znicy ami urodzenia
AMI stanu. Religia dowolna,
niczem ME k~repowana, do
p6ki ME sprzeciwia sic "a"
sadom konstytucyi i chrzes-
ria6stwa. Istnieje tam VOL
nose pism, s}owa, wolno6c
wiazania sic W Towarzystwa,
wolno66 zebrah W domach i
ma placach publicznych. VIA
dza i prawodawcza i ustawo-
dawcza jest W rekach Kon-
gresu, do kt6rego ~wszystkie
pa6stwa posy}aja reprezen-
lant6w.
Obywatelem pa6stwa MOI
ma zostac albo przez urodze-
ME sic, albo przez pobyt 5
letni W kraju.
Spo}ecze6stwo amerykah-
skie jest podobnem do lasu,
W kt6rym wszelkie rodxaje
drew rosna obok siebie WA
jennie we wsp6lnem ciag
nieniu pozywienia z ziemi.
Wedr6wka Europejczyk6w
rozpoczela si9 nieco tlum-
niej Oh r.. 1880 - byfa ona
przedtem nieliczna i niejako
przymusowa. Og6lna liczba
nowych przybysz6w przez
jerwsze 30 lat wynosi}a oko~
10 $50 tysiecy - poczem ruch
FACIAL wzrastac, skutkiem CO.
zaz wiekszego rozwoju ze-
glugi parowej u}atwiajacej
podr6ze. Garman6w, angle
sas6w coraz mniej przyby-
wa}o, natomiast coraz wiecej
s}owian i w}och6w. Pierwsi
wedrowcy polscy przybyli W
]iczbie oko}o 800 z G6rno.
slaska rolnik6w do stanu
Teksas. Pierwsza osade pol
ska nazwali ,,Kolonia Fanny
Maryi"
Przybyli oni pod %przewodem
x. Leopolda Maczygemby W
r. 1854. Stare kronik i z Is
stulecia wspominaja o osad~
nikach Lolskich W pa6st'
vie Virginia innych, ale to
by}y jednostki, kt6re W ma
sic otoczenia ameryka6skie-
20 zgine}y, tax, re dis male
po mich slady.
Mas gl6wnie interesuje
przybycie do Ameryki 7 ma
szych wielkich mellow Ia
deusza Kosciuszki i Kaz-
mira Pu|askiego, kt6rzy
zniewo]eni nieszczesliwemi
-rpodLori VI. Oiozvznia sz,1-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

stawia ma r6Wni z. kozakami
do6skimi, q wszystko to W
spos6b zjadliwy j iatrzacy.
Z powiatu trockiego ma
Litwie donosza RI Jakze do
warsz. Gazety Polsk 81 co
nastepuje: ~ .
,,Zaciety %litwoman, wr6g
wszystkiego co. :polskie,
ksiadz Staszys, dzis!ejszy
I.proboszcz parafii o%ssowskiej,
| wikaryuszowa}- dawniej W pa
rafii zyzmorskiej, gdzie ma
! tworzyi mn6stwo dziwola-
gov i zasia} tax wiele Ella, re
d}ugo Fla pamiec o MIN
tam ME zaginie!
Ksiadz Staszys jest pc ksie-
dzu Ambrozewiczu chyba
Observation-Disclosures litwinem
ma Litwie. Zacietrzewienie
jego W narzucaniu swych
zasad dochodzi do tego sto-
pnia, ze .wpajal dzieciom pol
skim zasady, IL dziesiet
,,Zdrowa6 Marya", wym6-
wione pc polsku, mniej wa
ia u Boga, niz jedno wy
m6wione pc litewsku. Wszy-
soy pobozni, kt6rzy przyste-
pewali do konfesyona}u re
slowem polskiem ma ustach,
bywali zawsze przez ks. Sta
/ szysa z}ajani j odpedzeni.
,,Nie ma ola Polak6w u mnie
rozgrzeszenia" - tax krzy-
] czat W ko6ciele ks. Staszys.
| Me lepszemi uczuciami
: ~ozywiony jest Prodoszcz zyz-
morski, ks. Awgun, kt6ry
| r6wniez wymaga cd Polak6w
| jezyka litewskiego i robi
wszelkie starauia, azeby ME
| dopu5ci6 do utworzenia W
:poblizkich Ko & 3D.
dzielnej parafii DO parafie
to chca oczywi6 q stworzyt
| Po]acy. Sprzeciwia sic tedy
| budowie W Koszedarach ko-
sciola a "a to chce budowat
drugi kosci6f v Zyzmorach
aaeby mice wszystkich pod
I:bokiem i gwaftem litwinizo-
wac. "
Smutne r6wniez stosunki
panuja W parafii rumszyst;
kiei, :gdzie masa drobnej
szlachty ME rozumie zupe}'::
mic jezyka litewskiego a PREY
dzisiejszym proboszczu, ks
Ga}gusie, doczekafa sic tego
ze mowy swej ojczystej polls
kiej nawet raz do roku ME
s}yszy, ami z ambony,
AMI W 6piewie ko6cielnym -
przeczytana za6 z niechecia
Ewangielia .po polsku ME
wystarcza ma podniesienie
| ducha i moralnosci W pa
rafii.
Tymczasem ME dalej jak
pred kjlku laty "a ksiedza
| Pietraszewskiego, wszystkie
| dodatkowe nabozehstwa 3D.
bywa}y sic wylacznie po
polsku. Pochwalic vice MOI
ma rumszyszczan ze gdy W
tym roku proboszcz Ga}gus
namawia} ich: do skfadek ma
ko6ci61 zaprotestowali i dac
obiecali tylko w6wczas, sko-
no ich jezyk ojczysty " kos"
ciele rumszyskim bedzie
przywr6cony:
Cierpia take Polacy TO-
sielcy DO i tam obecny pro
boszcz wciaz i'm uraga
or1ok1o1n;o pa1okSu q iak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

.dajacej sic parafii Matk'
|Boskiej Czestochawskiej "
mieSc.e Milwaukee, Wis. Ten
ostatni wyg}osi} piekne i
rozrzewn' ajace kazanie, po-
czynajac cd slow. ,,Idzcie i
wy do Winnicy moi ], co
bedzie sprawiedl'we> dam
wam". Mat. 81 4. M6w'ac: o.
przykro6ciach i pociechach:
Stanu kapta6skiego, kazno-
dzieja rozczul'} do }ez Gcznie
zgronadzonych paratlan
Tr6jcowa' Wy}ozy}Aobowiezki ka>
p1ana W sz;sole, W kosciele, PREY
chorych, W konfesyonole, PREY Oh
tarzu, na'ambonie - PREY upo".
rzadkowywaniu gospodarstwa pa.
.sfialnego: Kaznodzieja prosi} W
MENU wszystkich o modlitwe "a
wszystkich W szczeg6le " og6le
upomnia}, ably nowo wyswie-
cony oelobrant sta} sie'i'
KEN ws%zystkich, ably wszystkich
Bogu pozyska}. Ma zakohczenie
.obieca{ W Imieniu ChrystusaII Pana
:,,Gdy wytrwasz do kohca " do" J
brem, ot'zymasz ME wiedniejacy
wieniec zywota". - Do ca}o6ci
wspaniafej ceremonii przYczyni}y
sig dziewczeta wbieli z bukietami
" rekach, ch}opcy ministranci W
liczbie 80. z kandelabrami, wspa-
nia}a procesya z plebanii do Kos
cio}a, uprzedzona muzyka arty~
styczna ma detyeh instrumentach,
wspania]a pogoda i licznie zgroma-
/ dzeni parafianie; ma czele kt6rych
znajdowali sig krewni i znajomi
solenlzanta z ksieztwa Poznahskie',
20. Choir ko6cielny pod batu}a p.
t.. Ma}1ka slicznie sic wywiaza} re
6piewu Pc skohczonej ceremonii W
kosciele, odby}:sie suty obiad
skladkowwy ma hall Swietej Tr6j~
cy, At6ry przygotowa}a PAM Ma"
kowska, prawdziwle po polsku, z
kt6rego wszyscy byli zadowoleni.
Podczas obiadu wyg}osili mcwy
ma czesG so]enizanta ksieza: STU >
czko, Szalewski, Kie}pihski Kar~
pihski oraz kilkn obywateli, a
mianowieiep anowie: Jan Kemp
czyhski, Dyonizy Ekowski' starry
wiarus cd 20. lat zamieszka}y W
Chicago, prawdziwy przyjaciel i
podpora parafii Swie!ej Tr6jcy.
Pc szeregu innych NOW, pan A.
Ma1}ek z ch6rem spiewak6w, "a
spiewa} pieknie ,,Niech lyle nam
co i my r6wniez powtarzamy z
Gala serdeczno6cia,
OBECNY..
II GRANVILLE So. OAK.
U mas teraz jest piekne powie.
TREE to tel sic wszystko pieknie
lrozwija ale maj ten tax przcszedl
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

"JSJ'"A Ao "~ J
mani do. pa6stwa Florida.
Pc sko6czeniu wojen indyj-
Eskich wielu> zateskni}o "a
Fkrajem rodzinnym i powr6-
clio do Europy.
Pc r. 1868 MOVIE zastepy
emjgrant6w przyby}y do: A
meryki i .rozproszyli sic
pc wszystkich zakatkach kra-
ill.,
Ludowa wedr6wka rozpocze'
Ia. sic dopiero ma dobre oko-
10 r. 1855, czego dowodza
pierwsze kolonie polskie W
pa6stwie 1eksas o polskich
~nazwach, jak Parma Marya,
Czestochowa, Polonia it'd. W
r. 1864 zawiazafo sic Tow.
polskie pod nazwa 6w Sta
nis1awa Kostki, bedace "a:
rodkiem najwiekszej para
fiji polskiej W Ameryce. A
toll byly to dopiero zawiaz-
XII przysz}ych osad. Gromad-
ma omigracya ludowa polska
zaczyna sic dopiero pc r..
1907. Pozostaja czysto pol
skie osady W Chicago, Mil
waukee, Detroit, Buffalo, W
Filadelfii. W pa6stwie Wis.,
consin miasta Stevens Point
otacza sic samemi polskiemi
farmami. W Nowym Jorku i
|okolicy osiadaja liczne taste
|py ludu polskiego, wytrwa-
lego, energicznego, pracowi-
lego.
Chociaz z kraju ME by}o po-
mocy, lud. polski instynktem
w}asnym sic odszuka}, po-
!iczy}, zorganizowa} i kilka
set juz w1asnych csad utwo-
rzy}
Kolonie zawsze py1y do
WOODEN zywotnosci narodu-
a lud polski dial dowody
wewnetrznej silly i dziwna
rzecz, ze kiedy wychodzi z
kraju iemiestwa, jake ma
MIN ciazylo, ~dostawszv sic
ma zupe}na wolno66 obywa-
telska, czuje W sobie energia
! dzia}ania. Jest to bardzo
szczesliwy objaw charakteru
ludu polskiego, pozwalajacy
z tych objaw6w mice pre-
konanie, ze W danych szcze-
5liwszych warunkach ustroju
"pa6stwowego lud nasz wska-
zywa6 bedzie innym, co
zdzia}ac zdolna %prawdziwa
wolnosc ME t}umiona obu-
chem! plescl pan
cernej. Lud polski pochodza-
Icy z Galicyi przysy}a do kraju
rodzinnego obfite datki ma
ulzenie biedy. Kuryer Lwo-
wskie W roku 1900 donosi}
ze polacy ameryka6scy
ratujac GalicyatwSr6d kleski
lido powiatu jasielskiego wy
s}all W jednym roku oko}o
miliona sto tysiecy koron.
Pierwsza opieke znalaz1 lud
polski W kosciele. Do roku
1870 by1o W kraju zaledwie
100 parafii polskich i tyluz
ksiezy. Potem parafie i ko:
6cioly sic mnozyfy. Do -roku
1870 bylo polak6w W Ame~
49, IN nnO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

Many ma skiadzle
ksia1ki do nabozei-
silva ~odpowiednje ola
!dzieci przystepuj9-
do p~ierwszej ko-
mqnii 5w., kt6re 2'.
sprzedajemy pc u
m~iarkowanYch &C.
mach n Pios 'illy \.
wstapid j z q l'l''zy
najladnie ~ Wyb Dor
" miescie,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25
FAMOUS DOVES- OF
OLD ST. MARKS
Birds Have Been Pets Of Venice
for Almost Seven Gen.
turtles.
FED BY THE TRAVELLERS
The Pigeons Have by All Due Car:
mony Been Declared Sacred and
Laws Passed Locking to
Their Safety.

Every woman that ever went to
Venice has fed the pigeons in the
square in front Of the cathedral. Half
the men have done the same thing.
But very few of these tourists know
that The doves of St. Marks can boast
OF ancestry reaching in an unbroken
line to the famous carrier coNes OF the
thirteenth century, which Henry Dan
dola sent back to Venice with news OF
his Victories.
The old chronicles tell how ut this
crisis the government declared the
birds from that time forth, throughout
all the ages. blessed, and as sucii to be
forever after held III reverence and
maintained at pubic expense. When
Dandola himself came back he set
apart Palm Sunday following his re-
turn as the day OF appropriate blessing
and ovation to the carrier doves.
Where today the four massive bronze
horses paw the air above the west en-
trance 10 St. Marks, says the Rosary
Magazine. the principal ceremony Of
the day took place; me liberation of
4 large number of pigeons. A little roll
of paper tied to one foot of each bird
caused il to make uncertain flight, and
in the majority of cases to fan TO the
| ground. These pigeons, thus readily
caught by onlookers, We're kept by them
for Easter Sunday. When, by order of
the government, n owners made them
into pies for dinner on that date.
For those that escaped a historic flu
ture was assured. Whirling aloft. TO
finally settle thickly upon upper por-
tions of the royal palace and the
Byzantine domes and spires of St.
Mark, was to the aver ready supersti-
ton of the Venetian indisputable indi-
cation that the protection of the long
dead saint from which HE church takes
its name having been thus directly
SOUGHT hv the hir1c they were from
that moent to be dedicated to St. Mark.
Pronounced Scored.
The pigeons of st. Mark having. with
All Il ceremony, been pronounced
sacred and under direct protection of
the tutelary saint of Venice, the gov
eminent thereupon Placed them under
the more practical earthly care Of the
superintendent of corn stores, who was
solemnly instructed to ,eed the birds at
the city's expense every morning III the
great piazza.
This practice WAS kept UP until the
~troublous times of 17g,. when the poor
birds had a sorry time of it. feeding
where II when they might and suf-
fering sad ~depredations upon their
lumber at the hands Of the irreligious
hungry mes.
ton of law and order the municipality
among its first official acts, decreed the
regular daily feeding of the pigeons be
at once The only change
made vas that insttNd of receiving
their quota of the city's corr at 8
O'Clock in the morning ii was scattered
broadcast to them at 2 in the after
loon.
AT the present time the feeding of the
pigeons of ST. Mark is wholly dependent
upon the bounty of strangers, which,
happens, Is most generous.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25
A Winchester Triumph.

The great American shooting classic
the biggest trap-shooting event OF
the year-kaown as the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap, held at Chicago, june
1871. resulted in an overwhelming vic
tory for Winchester Shells and Win
chester Sho,guns. The Professional
Championship was won by w. r. Cros-
by. Of OFallon. H.. and the Amateur
Championship by Hugh NJ. Clark. of
trhana. H.. boih shooting Winchester
Leader" Shells. In the Grand Amer
lean Handicap. NJ. J. Maryott. OF Fort
collins, Colo, shooting a Winchester
Shotgun and AN Illinois amateur,
shooting Winchester Leader" Sheels.
Tied with ore "ther shooter. The Pre-
iiminaly Handicap was won by Geo. l..
Lyon. with Il Winchester Shotgun.
High average for the ~urnamen was
won by an Illinois Amateur with Win
chester Shells. This remarkable list
of winnings for Winchester Shells and
Guns in an entry of 452 of the very
best shots in the country is incontro-
Vertibie proof OF the high merit of these
goods. which are growing more popular
every year amongst all classes OF shoot
crS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25
When Clarendon Worked.

rum iAIa dIc ld.sS.
]. INSTRUMENTATION. who plays the
part Of Lord %Shrimpton IN Henry w. Say
ages prince of Pi.sea' company. has
had quite a little experience in newspaper
work.
While a reporter an incident occurred
which Clarendon frequently relates with
great relish.
Il was sen. out" he observes, Ito do a
society wedding. The Bridegroom owned
an old-fashioned house. OF which he was
particularly proud. He told me particular
ly to mention that after the honeymoon
he and his bride would 20 to live at tho
'Olde Mansc,' as the house In question
was named.
Imagine my horror when, next morning.
! was called up before the city editor. the
idiot of a compositor had set up my care
fully-written sentence to read: The hap
py pair will reside at the Old Mans"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25

meats and gamc deter,orate after a GER
tan period. The doctor says they improve
s.-s4H-ei- eight
crate ia pidly.
This report f~orcshadows legislation re-
curing the marking of all articles placed
IN storage with the date G. entry, so that
consumers may know what they are pur-
chasing. The report does not clear away
doubt rs to the wisdom OF storing poultry
and game with the viscora unremoved, al
though it was expected that the inspectors
would quickly lind that fowls are poi
soned IN a short time by the Gecomposi-
ton of the viscera. The Inference will
nov be that the practice Is not so bad
after all. and that Il may be authorized
under certain restrictions.
Or. Wilcy's denunc.ation of bulk oys-
tors as dead stock that is either highly
charged with preservativcs or develop
ing ptomaines. supplemented with an in
dorsement OF Theoretically sealed oysters
such as We're handled exclusively in the
early days of the fish trade. win probably
cause consumers to turn 10 the canned
product. and thus force "the trade to
abandon the handling of "shucked'' ovs-
ters' IN bulk. The best way TO ship oys-
tefs IS, of course. n the shell. but this
neccssitates heavier expense for rams
rcrtauon and imposes on the purchaser a
task that can he performed eXpeditiously
only by experts.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25
WAHOWAHUA--A CHRISTIAN.
BY MAURICE ALMY ALDRICH.

"Wahowahua, You smile-now""
The inan asked ii surprisedly.
The Indian girl smiled the more
brightly.
You said to DC brave--and smile"
she said.
She said it we'll. toe. but the red lips
dropped OF u sudden. and the man
;ver;e,l his gaze.
You had anything more TO say TO
ne?" he asked looking intently ut the
distant horizon.
Nothing just to see YOU once more"
"Wahowahua, YOU are sure YOU love
Il have said so. More tina a woman
ever loved i ma before"
lle did not smile 1T The simplicity of
her comparison. He sighed.
And what viii Wahowahua do
now he asked, after Il little interval.
Ride back"
The Indian girl moved toward her
mustang. \ fearful thought flashed
across the mans mind.
"Wahowahua would not kin herself?"
he voiced his fear.
"No-no." said she. vchcmently.
observation-disclosures
She swung herself astride the mus
tang.
because WHAT"
The girls horse started off. She
- 49, NV ifA' w. IN
because Wahowahua is a Christian
YOU taught her to be-
There was n last farewell flash OF
the black eyes and Il cloud of dust
enveloped girl and horse. h MAI
again leaned over his saddle and
watched the r%etreating figures-saw the
bit of ruined womanhood grow smaller
and smaller, and smaller.
The suns last sally into his eyes be-
fore it ank from view caught in then
4 dull red. He seemed not to breathe
until the tiny spcck in the distance had
, vanished. Silent he leaned against his
horse silent-with the dark, dark rec
in his eyes answering the suns re-
proach.
AT last there was no scarlet ball ir
the far west. darkness came hurryinG
oNer the plain. With II mighty sigh, the
man his animal. slapped thu
broad brown neck n g%alloped east.
ward-to civilization.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25

Mrs. Emma Stolt. 1869 Oneida ST., Ap-
pieton, Wis, writes
"Peruna has done mo n great deai Of
good since l began taking it and ! am
always glad TO speak ii good word for 1t.
"Threc years ago | WAS in n wretched
condition with b~ackaChcS. bearing
down pains, and at times was $" sore
and lame that l could not move about. I
had inflammation aad irritation. and al
though | used different remedies they did
me no good.
"A neighbor who had been using Pc
runa advised me to try il, and ! am glad
that l did. ! hogan to improve rs soon
us l took it and l felt much better.
II thank you for your fine remedy. 1t
is certainly n gcdsend to sick
women"
Catarrh of the Internal Organs.
Miss Theresa Bcrtles, White Church.
10. writes:
II suffered with ca,arrh of the ston-
ach. bowels and internal organs. Every
thing i ate seemed to hurt me. | never
had Il passage of the bowels without
taking medicine. l was so tired morn
ings. and ached all over. ] had n pain
in my left side, and the least e|Xertion or
excitement made me short OF breath.
Nov, after taking Ieruna for six
months, / am as we'll as | ever was. Pc
runa has worked wonders for me. | be-
lieve Perunn il the best medicine in the
world, n l recommend ii to my friends"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25
TEA.

The United States department of arri-
culture will shortly issue n farmers buIle-
tin GOD entitled HOMEGROWN Tea. pre-
pared by George +. Mitchell. scientific as
sistant, bureau of plant industry.
The bulletin describes briefly the meth
DDS OF growing tea plants and the handling
of the same for the production of tea. A
practical method IS described FOR the max
ing of tea from the fine leaf, using only
such pieces of apparatus as are found In
every kitchen.
The bulletin Will be Of particular interest
to persons throughout the south who may
desire TO grow tea Tor home consumption.
1t is illustrated by fpur text figures.
Copies may be obtained by application
to the secretary of agriculture. or TO scia-
tors. representatives and delegates in con,
gresS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-07-25
scALY ERUPTION ON BODY.
Doctors and Remedies r'ruttIexn-suf-
fercd Ten icars-CoEn pletely Cured
ny C%uticurn.

Doctors and Remcdic. T'ruttIesn--suf-
ferci Ten icarE-COUnp letcIy Cured
by Cuticurn.
Small sores appeared on zach Of my
lower limbs and shortly Afterwards
they became 50 sore that could
scarcely walk. The sores began to heal,
but small scaly eruptions appeared. The
Itching was SO severe that / would
scratch the sores until the blood be-
gan to low. After l suffered thus
about ten years l made a renewed eff
fort to effect a cure. Tho eruptions by
this time had appeared on every part.
OF my body except my face and hands.
The best doctor in NY native county
and many remedies gave no relief. All
this was Ruthless. Finally my hair be-
gan to fall out and l was rapidly be-
coming bald. A few months after.
having used almost everything else, I
thought l would try Cutlcura Ointment
and Cuticura Soap. After using three
boxes | was completely cured, and my
hair was restored. after fourteen years
OF suffering and an expenditure of az
least $50 or SEQ in vainly e~ndeavoring t.
find a cure. b. Hiram M%attingly, vec.
million, s. OAK, Aug. u. SOC"