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Middletown transcript., 1907-03-30
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Middletown transcript., 1907-03-30
FRED E. BACH, Register of WINS.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.

OFFICE OF REGISTER OF WILLS,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL. Aug. "a 1906.
Upon the application of Martin b. Burris
Administrator cum testam nto annexo of
John Laws late of otGeorges Hundred in said
county, deceased. it Is ordered and directed
by the Register of Wills that the Administra-
tor aforesaid give notice ofgranting of Letters
of Administration e.t "a upon the estate of the
deceased with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters In six of
the most public place of the County of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same. or
abide by IN act of Assembly in snch case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Middletown Transcript newspaper publish
ed in Middletown, Delaware, and to be CON-
tinued therein two months.
Given under the hand and seal of
Seal office of the Register OF Wills afore-
II said, at Wilmington, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
FRED E. BACH, Register of Wills.
NoTfCE-Notice is hereby given that Letters
of Administration c. t.a.were in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the Twenty
fourth day of August A. ID. 1906, and that
all persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same, duly
attested, to the said Administrator C t a. on or
before the TWenty-.ourth day of August, 1907,
or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
MARTIN B. BURRIS,
Administrator c.
Middletown, Delaware
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
FIERY CHARLES Relne
The Author. Managers Way Win d
len Terry. the A.t,s.. -

Ellen Terry Ut IN" age ~ tx.,.
solved I" leave the stage and
and stayed six years ia the o,.,.'1
How >h" came. back 10 IL 4. ~.
Ellen Terry" by chr. >,oI,her a, ~.
Carries ;"ale v hen hu,,,,nx IN -
f"r'l>hii" met her 10y rhanr. in 49,
try an" and told her ia his rou.< -.
kindly W.. inat sh. wa, q foe,
have !c.' the stage
"Why don't you L" hackr
Il don't want 20 g
"Iou III SOL" ,lay"
"%">er" Then, IT. n.!rul OF c.
dn,n'lal trou''."> tlIr fencing h,
IA! I'.a,". l.!!"n T-rr! = ,L.,. IA -.
not until some one gives Tue t. \
W...n e
ozone" said Charles I.eade. II one
TIL. part Miss Terry played n
Rcadr Was FhilIippa chester In -
Wandering Heir" At the end a ~
run Of this piec" sh" did not Ieav, ~
MAX, geulent. but went OH tour In =.
eral OF his plays. The tour was -
cinlly disastrous. hut 4 sugsestioa - !
Ellen Terry that her parts did NJ -
~ her salary and tina, she had -.
ieave. "a any one could play -
parts equally we'll. was received .
the greatest indignation BY IT, -
author manager.
"Mahain. !ou are n rat. Don't -
inc 4 Is generous 10 desert the silhip
ship" expressed his y.,'w OF the -
ton.
An old lady who l.> ID With -
TORY at this time and was Ese -
arabic con :'nnion demonstrated 90
Reade for his harsh Language = u
"Nelly" II love her better thu r.
do or any pulling woman" Rea6s &
swered.-Alancheste Guardian.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
Scared Out o. Writing Ds6y'

A we'll known musician. WHO
q very ili"xible hand. once
unusually hopeless scrawl to
The latter studied IL q minute.
up In despair and then sat ~
wrote In reply: Il shall 10 NOV
to due with you tomorrow az
ct regards TO your WIFE" etc.
than half an hour his friend
brea th!ess at his door. ~
There's some nisundesss
he said anxiOusiy. Il wro"
note asking you II you could ~
piano part Of the trio at bre".1
cital and here you've sent mo
ceptance Of q dinner invit@tio@
didn't invite you TO dinner" -
WELL" returned the other -
II didn't suppose you'd really -
an invitation to dinner. but ~
read q word Of your note. ana ~
case hereafter I mean AWAY
It for granted that you're a'H'ns
dine"
For one {: his n'rre'''o'
hast the offender now writes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
VANISHING TROUSERS
A Simple Trick Which Nay q 4
Not % Auwoeovs.


This Is a simple trick, and evss1O
RED woman can perform It bse Z d
ouires the assistance VI coofeo
with . big bag OF shining tiava09
bis back.
First get q husband with q 81
pair OF slightly worn trousers =
wardrobe: then have the coafse
the man with the lag OF tinwaFN -
to the back door and knock -
The wife must then peep oss =
frightened way. and immedhss1
man with the tinware tells . tah
resembles M advertisement hW
stops to think few minutes. ~
" she must rush 10 the wnrdros&
only after the man rattl"s the 10
tinware to arouse her. The we
walk back 4" the man again VIM
trousers. The man must take
anil hand "a" WIZ" n few tin pas
the Will. .'.' ~ with the uss
must sM!,,. happily. At last the
action L. completed, and.
change. the husbands trOusefs
disappeared and in their place ~
some tinWnrc nu IN" ki'rnen
Tits trick is y"ry r''"' ana
am,i-e IN" husband greatly. Inc
should not H.. .erfnr'ne! VAN
husband Is IN lrd unless ne
extra pair OF trousers f. l.. P'
JudCe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
PeeuIiarities Of Long 's's".

The elias, IN 90, gr" rhv IN "us
BROOKLYN : .!,",i> y. : aSh'"
teacher. ~ tat IA" sou" oI :"
peculiarities uI Long ls!hno'
The pupil, tired to think. s'
awhile. a 10y raised his .a"o'
II know" said be. ll
We'll, what are they'
teacher. "a.
"Whx." said the hoy -
umphant look. ION the sou. ~
zee the sea and on the no''n
hear the sound"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27

A oon never rea Lies wv ~
~. father knew until b
~ children Of hls ~"
11mso- Onion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
u.nn. Rem snbeese'

Papa ,eurnce,!'-Weh. -
daughter. I've never IN all u.
a soft. green. unsnphi't'ta's-
IN idiot as young ruddinss -,
ma (emphatical!y'-l
phia Inquirer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27

nncauTIoN OF LAND.

IL :; :: e.: !: 30 NV Thomas.
:*: 9: 2; 81; /; .: >:
5: : = S: !: :: ::
~ es . M 10 70 N ". R. $50
s $; $; -! :Ss::'; =. .""..
q 49, 10 % -. W. ": es'
s.: !; ::; !: 81: q; i: T.: T.: :,
y: ;:s 80 ? : 8; S.: & i e.: u. 60,
EsE:z:$;;:;::::: !: =: s 8:
' 10 20 %. LIE
I: ~: - :: :, ~ T. s,,..... 81,
- ....:..:......::. 70 70 L. WALKER. ."
'2zS5;::;:: 70 10 20 >, - !, v.,.., &c. -,
@ $50 = NV ). !, ,. 70. w. H. Fairbanks. .,7,
= = ~ 4 s.x q ssx... IS 10 70 s IS
~ ~ ...:::....:.... Is 10 20 90. unknovn Sc
- ...::.....:. Is 10 80. Unknown ss
~ x............... N 10 20 II R. L. Laucassr $50
g .7.: '' 10 20 " &c cs e. Ds;'ea . ,..,
s. 3: :: :: :::s: ;. !. ;. %
$3.50 s""~ - = 10 - 20 Unknown ':'
- 5 :" q: =. g: "a \ =.
-: Il l.: j; . 70 20 70 Annie Simmons 81
r g IS iST 0sase ......... ell 20 Hae. Garrett. l31
$3.50. =: {: = s T.:
go 81 ~: !; ''' ''''''' - '~
. r q i1vy ossat..... .. - E Baird .... Els
zS =: !: !: IS s;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27

. -. MIS-. y. " SluION'
ton ........... o.o'
- u = -. John y. Philips, IS.
% /, . w. J. Norris :. 236
&c II Q, g.. John Whitaker. cc'
g ]. - g., Mrs. J. NJ. Laney 1917
9; II .: ~ L, j. Green. -,
q II g s Mrs y. II. Simon.
ton .'Ah
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
DESCRIPTION OF LANE

anOpt ...........'..' 80
4 lot running " 90 chs -
Oran2.. Az. y 90" chs, r 80
chs and : .J3 chs 10 beginning
Com AZ Ne cor ~ ...........
run W S.v It. 5 40 II, r oo'
II and - 400 II ........,'..
A lot bounded f By Buford: >
BY Jackson. y and " b! Her
long IN .......'.. '.'.' '''''
r ~ ............ -
IL acres bounded f by Math.
ers. W by ". o. Crosb! ana
y by Stephens ..........'...
) acres bounded y and f BY
Watkins. s by Stewart and W
By McCreadie in ............
Ell o. lot 2 and lot 5 Nelson
estate ......... ....'.
Com. 1890 chs s OF Ne COR. :.
run > SO chs. W 81. chs. y
SO chs and E 81. chs ......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

STANOWY zarzad zdrowia
podda1 szczeg6lnej uwadze
dozorowi sprzedaze zbieranej
starzyzny tax zwane rum
mage Sales, kt6re cd kilku
lat zwykly urzadza6 parafie
angielskie. Zarzad jest togo
zdania, IL stara odziez, z roz-
maitych m%ozliwych zr6del
nagromadzona, wiele sic
przyczynia do. r~ozpowszech-
nienia zarodk6w chor6b, ola
tego chce sic starac ably togo
rodzaju sprzedaze zakazane
by}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
ZEBRAK.
= Prosze, lito6ciwego. pa

- Prosze, :~lito6ciwego pa
ma o jatmuzne. -. .:....
L,to6ciwy": - Jakto, pro-
sisz, a jeste6 tax ~zuchwa}ym,
zie kapelusza ME %zdejm'esz2
Zebrak: 20 przepraszam
ale to- ME 20 z~uchwalo6ci
tylko z :ostrozno6ci DO tam
niedaleko stoi policyant, a
jakby zobaczy} mnie z COLA
pred gtowa panem, zaraz-
by zmiarkowa}, zem zekrak'
A takto my6ll, ze6my
przyjaciele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

Bank Polski, Sl0-814 Milwau-
kee Avenue, Chicago, illinois, ma
zawsze W zapasie i do sprzedania
rierwsze hipoteki, p}atne W z~focie,
cd $780, 90 do $4,000. 90, kt6re
przynosza procent cd 5 do s cd sta.
Zgfo6 sig osobi6cie Tub listo wnie
DO bllzsze informacye do Banku
Polskiego.
Skarb;ec W Rauku Polskim jest
jeden z najlepszych i najsilniej~
szych. W Chicago. Skrzynki tylko
So 90 ma rok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
dniowej wedrowce powr6ch
''znowu do swej pracowni PREY
3ciej ul. .

PUBLICZNE kapie]nie 20.
sta}y juz tax daleko wyko6.
czone, ze W zesz}y piatek
ma popoludniowem posie-
dzeniu obrano doz6rc9 kq'
pielni p.: s: T. Berthe i asys-
tentem p: FIR. Villa, kt6rzy W
niedziele sw6j urzad zaczeli
]sprawowa6. Beda oni uwa7ac;
ably tylko tym osobom ka-
pac sic by}o wolno, kt6re "
kapielne ubrania beda zao-
patrzone. Odnosi sic to take
do miejsc przeznaczonych
ia kapanie ma poludniowej
stronie jeziora, gdzie zarzad
postawi} plot ola bezpiecze6:
silva, ola chlopc6w. kt6rzy
poblizu jez'ora m'eszkaja.
Pozn'ej gdy kup'elnie Of
warte zostana, bedz'e ]eszcze
ustanowiona dozorczyn', kt6-
"a bedzie sprzedawa}a b'lety,
rozdz'ela1a reczn'ki l myd}o,
F~Spodz'ewanem jest takze, il
W kr6tce. bedz'e woln e
|przej6cie ma mo6cie az do
|wyspy Latsch'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
OdezWa do prasy pOls-
kiej.

hltJ.
Jak wiadomo dnia 25-go rs &c
27~go Sierpnia odbedzie sic "
miescie Cleveland zJazd zwiazku
spiewak6w Polskich W Ameryce.
Organ nasz ,, Harmonic" wychodzi
raz ua miesiac i dochodzi tylko do
rex spiewak6w. Pc zatem zas og6}
bardzo mafo W sprawie 6piewaczej
ma szpaltach innych polskich pism
jest polnformowany. Prasa dotych-
czas bar lzo mato sprawl spiewacza
sic zajmowa}a, l navel prawde mo-
WAC niekt6re pisma ja lekcewazY~
~. Wszak przeciez zwiazek Spie
wak6w powinien zasfugiwa6 chot
ma ma}a wzmianke. Przechodzi} on
ciezkie koleje mole ciezsze ni4 kt6ra
kolwiek organizacya W Ameryc e,
a.jednak istnieje i istniec nadal
ohce, ale potrzebuje pomooy, POI
mocy swych braci polak6w - POI
mocy prasy polsklej. W tym celu
W imieniu komitetu przedzjazdo.
wego, odzywamy sig do was Piano.
vie Wydawcy o u~mieszczenie W
swych pismaoh cho6 kilka uwag, i
zdrowych rad ma korzysc zwiazku
epiewak6w Polskich. Zarazem mad
mieniamy il dnia 25go Sierpnia
odbedzie sig koncert po}aczonych
chor6w 6piewaokich W hall ,,Grays
Armory" W micjscu, gdzie naj.-
lepsze gwiazdy muzyczne jak Pa
derewski Kochaiska i tip. wystepu,-
ja. Dnia zas 26 odbedzie sic W
Polsko Narodowej Hall PREY
Broadway kontest ]spiewacki po~
tenn bal, we wtorek wieczorem
bankiet. Sejm za6 odbywa6 sig
bedzie W Polsko Narodowej
Hall.
Komitet prasy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

Co "a b6le!: Go "a meczar-
] ME! 0 Boze! :Kt6z przynie-
sic mi ulge? Otto s}ynnly!,
,,Kotwiczny Pain Expeller"
Richtera. Jestto niezr6wnany
srodek ma %reumatyzm i b6le
nerwowe. Cena buteleczki
251i5O cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
Cd Wydziafu
Ykonawczego.

Do Orgamizacyi Posko-.K atolic-
&ich, :tudzte& osad Federacw-
mych, pozostajqcych 70 tqcznosci
z Wydzialsm Wykonaw czyna
H.: Pozsko- Katol;iekiego Kon-
gresu 10 Ansegycet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

kt6rzyby W Waszem imien,u mieli
prawo przemawiac , radzic wraz z
Mani o waznej i pieknej spraw1e
zorganizowania og6}u polsko~ kato.
lickiego W Ameryce.
W nadziei, re zechcecie przyj96
prosbe nasza ~uprzejmie i przy}a-
ozycie sig do mas we wsp6lne; ola
mas wszystkich i wszystkich mas
obowlazujacej piracy ola ,,Wiary i
Ojczyzny," kre6limy sig
wysokim szacunkiem,
WydziM Wykonowczy,
Ks. K. T'uszynski, Prezes,
Ks. K. Satuczko, I Sekc.
Leon Sz9piaski, II Sekr.
Chicago, Ill.,, d. 20 1907.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
Ma sprzedaz

Geese spadku: p'ekny jedno
pietrowy domek ma ca{ej To-
c'e. w dobrem po}ozen'u
njedaleko kolei m;ejskiej. Mu-
81 bye sprzedany natych-
mast. Tanio "a got6wke.
Bierce, WILDER & Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
! Drodzy Bracia!

y'eo~ W~11HeSx 9N9:-- --
|Szdnowm ! Drodzy Bracla!
Czyniac przygotowania ma czwa1@
ty polskookatolioki Kongres stara-
lismy sic dotychczas przedewszyst~
klein 9 wy6wietlenie sprawy zor>
ganizowania "og6}u- polsko~katolic''
kiego, iako sprawy zasadniczej. Du',
,zosmy pisali 0 mel, duzo tel o niej
ostatnlemi czasy pisali inni, czy to
z w{asnej inicyatywy, ozy ma nasse
usilne pro6by. Tuszymy wiec sobie'
ze og6} nasz jest dostateczn,e z to
ca}a sprawa obeznany; ze vie; co
ona znaczyi do czego dazy.
W teoryi zorganizowan,e Pola-
k6w Katolik6w " Ameryoe jest juz
uskutecznione. Mic nowego 0 tel
sprawie ME moznaby powledziet.
Teraz ma porzadku dziennym jest i
bye powinno praktyczne jej roz0iq-
xonie, bez kt6rego stosy Gale mai
uczehszej llteratury znacza lyle co
zero. w tym wlec celu u~rzadzimy
W Erie, Pa, podczas sejmu Zje-
dnoczenia Pol. Rzym. Kat W Ame-
ryce, maj4cego sic odbyc " dniach
l, 2 3 pazdziernika r. b. wsp6lne
zebranie przedstawicieli organiza-
cyl Observation-Disclosures, tudziez de-
legat6w osad federaoyjnych, pozo~
stajacych W }aozno6oi z Wydziatem
Wykonawczym III. Polsko -Kato-
licklego Kongresu.
Zebranie- to- odbedzie sig W hall
p~arctazne ;@: Stdntstaaoa 10 Eric,
Pa. Delegaci powinni juz W ponie~
dxiatek pc pofudniu dnia 30 wrze
6nia bye ma miejscu, aieby6my te"
goz dnia wieczorem pierwszc odbyt
mogli pos,cdzenie i zamianowac ma
niem potrzebne komisye.
Do udzla}u v zjezdzie przypu~
szo1eni beds 'o,Pf,rd6oz oz}onkdw wy
dziatu-Wykonawczego tylko pra"
wonocni reprezeutanci organizacyi
polsko-katolickich, oraz delegaci
tych osad federaoyjnych (po jed
nym z kazdejY kt6re ,stotnie do
Federacyi polsko-katolickiej nalezq
i sw6j podatek "a rok 1906 zap1a~
oily. Cd delegat6w i reprezentaoyl
bedziemy wymagali odpowiednich
mandat6w. W celu zmniejszenia
koszt6w esadom federacyjnnym
dzimy, ably tam gdzic jest to mo
zebnem, delegat6w ma mas zjazd
wybierali z pom'edzy:. delegat6w
wybranych ma sejm Zjednoczenia
Ma zjezdzie naszym r~oztrzasa6
bedziemy sprawe :zorganizowania
og6}u polskos katolickiego, W szcze-
g6lnosci za6 rozbierat bedziemy
kwestye masterpieces:
y Czyby ME powlnna Federacya
mice zarzadu w}asnego, ME zawi.
s}ego cd Wydzia}u Wykonawczego
przysz}ych K%ongresdw+
y Czyby ME by}o ~zyczeniem
organizacyi i osad sfederowanych,
ably Federacya zosta}a tax zorga~
nizowana, isby jej osnowa pollen
do piracy wsp6lnej - by}y osady
s~federowane,. zak watklem, czyli
dzia{aczem gi6wnym organizacye
nasze.
3 Urzadzenie utrzymanie biura
Federacyi; podatek federacyjny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
.FARMA MA SPRZEDAZ.

r Ma SPRZEDAZ.
100 akrowa farma so ARROW
pod plugiem 14A ARROW }aki:
reszta las i p%astwiska. Nowy
dwu pietrowy dom mieszkal'
ny iinne zabudowanie. Maj
lepsza woda W okolicy, stu
dnia wiercona W kamieniu j
rzeczka przezyna laki. Mia
do polskiego ko6ciola i szko.
{y paraf. i do publicznej W
Pine Creek. 10 mil do Vino
ny 8 mil do Arcadia 81 do
STACEY kolejowej Dodge, Wis.
.Zglosic ST. do John M. Les
man 462 49, Highforest ul.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
49, :.
PotrZebny

jest orgauista i nauczyoiel, kt6ryby
by} zdolny prowadzic ssko{e para
fialna " polskim i anglelsk'm
;ezyku. Zglosic SIG pod adresem:
Rev. a. Zalewski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
Ma Sprzedaz,

Rozmaite sprzety domowe
umieszczone ola braku miej.
ca W stajni ORA steinback a.
Zg}osic sic MONA tylko wie~
=. ."j,H
czorami pod mr.. 629 - W
Sta ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
Zaplacili "a Wiarusa
:Pszenica, maka i pasta oytowane
-prxez Bay State Milling Go.

Wiel. ks. Us. 800
-Wiel. ks. F. x. Pubic $50
Wiel. ks. A. KrYjewski $50
Wiel. ks. G. Kolasihski 1.50
Jak6b Reszka -, 1.50.
Ignacy Piechowski l.50.
Micha1 Dunajski $50
Wojciech Kujawa $50
Wladyslaw Gajdecki 1.50
s.. J. Sewery6ski 1.5O
Stanis}aw Wieczorek 800
Jan Wnuk $50
Franc. Chmielewski $50
Walenty Drysz $50
Felix Ligman $50
Fir. J. Pelowski 1.5O
Jan ;;Zabrocki 200
Maryanna Grabowska 1.50
PIG. S. 1.5O
Antoni Gruba
do starego kraju 100
A.: Gile "a Ludw. Dorsz 500
Piotr Kobierzy6ski 1.50
reofil Derdowski 300
MARGIN ID. Brom 1.50
Jak6b Satka 300
Franc. Reszka 1.5O
Jan Lica 1.bO
Franciszek Mach $50
Wao}aw. Matejka $50
Micha} Stelmach $50
J6zef> Semiczek 0.75
Szymon Kilian $50
J6zef Tomaszewski 1.50
J6zef Pozorski 300
Ksawery Nowicki 1.50
Stefan .Kosicki $50
Andrzej: Stelmach 0.75
Mich. Kami6ski $50
Jan Goo 1.50
Maryanna Kukowska 0.75
M. Zimmerman 0.5O
Jak6b Bratek O.75
J6zef Jereczek. i. 1.5O
Teofil Sobisz O.b
Felix Dobek 300
3ak6b Nosi6ski 1.50
Franc. Piontkowski .0:75
J6zef Paszelka: LOO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

JAN Kowalewski kt6ry u
trzymuje szyukownie W
czwartej wardzie, cato, re ia
mia1 otwarta pc 12tej godzi-
ME W nocy, chociaz mu ME
MONA by}o ~udowodnif, ably
kilku znajdu sic W
szynkowni go6ciom trunk
:sprzedawal, zosta} w sadzie
municypalnym skazany ma
zap}acenie $25 kary, ponie'
waz .przekroczyf odno6ne
prawo chociazby trunk6w ME
sprzedawa1."
ZGROMADZENIE ME-
wiast odbedzie sic dis pc
poiudniu W domu PAM T..
Rolbieckiej pod mr., SGT r.
4ta ul.
pity nalezacy
do kompanii Winona Lum.
ber Co. zosta} sprzedany
kompanii Western Wrecking
d mp. z Rock Island, Ill.
Budynek W kr6tce bedzie
rozebrauy.
PRZEPROWADZONAz o-
sta}a i .wesz}a W moe uchwa-
la przeciw zanieczyszczaniu
ulic, lecz awanturnicy "a
miastna chodniki pluja teraz
ma okna ~wYstawowe,. kt6"
re kupcy kazdego rama zmy-
wac musza; policyanci maja
polecone chwyta6 przestep-
COW.
! MICHAEL Revers, kt6ry W
izaprzesz}a sobote :opu6cil
!dom i rodzine, pc kilka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

Jereczek "a
trudniony W SIX ladzie:kompa"
nil zielonych znaczk6w han
dlowych zosta} przez spada-
lacy HAWAI- szk1a zraniony
ponizej kolana; rama ma bye
dosyc g}eboka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

z powodu %ulewnego .desz~
GU jaki mas nawiedzil W ME
Idziele rano, kr6tko: pc p6lno'
.cy, zosta}y tory wszystkich
kolei, dojezdzajacych do Wi
nony, podmyte. tax, ze do
poniedzialku wieczora laden
pociag ze wschodu ME mad
szed}.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-05-17
Home Quarrels.

The home should never be the scene
of quarrel A man cannot afford to
quarrel with his wife; 1t is undignifed.
A woman cannot afford to quarrel with
her husband; it Is unladylike. Parents
cannot afford to quarrel in the presence
of their children; 1t gives them wrong
views Of life, and weakens their respect
for home. Every quarrel leaves an ug-
ly scar, no matter how well it may be
patched up Small differences must oc-
cur in every household, but they can
hardly be called quarrels. To quarrel
with the person who stands nearest
and dearest to you is to put strain on
love that In the long run snaps it.
There Is no sadder sight than to see
two people who have grown so used to
pickering that they do 1t almost me-
chanically. When a man and woman
make up their minds to tread life's
path together they should make ur
their minds to make 1t as sunny patti
as possible, and to avoid all the STUN
bling blocks to happiness that they pos
sibly can. Marriage is the best thinl
In the world, but 1t cannot be improved
by quarrels. A quarrel brings out tn,
ugliest meanest side Of a persons ma
ture, and surely no one can find virtu,
I'm anything that does that.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-05-17

Embroidered and lace trimmed lin
gerie blouses will be worn, but it Is no
longer necessary to have always the
most expensive sort of waist. For the
morning, for instance, with a plain
skirt a decidedly severe model waist
has just recently come into vogue. This
summer, for tennis and golf, when 1t is
played, the regulation tailor-made bod
ice will be smart once more, for the
stiff cuffs and collar ON waists of rath-
,er heavy material are so infinitely
more sensible than the blouses that
have been fashionable during the last
few seasons, that Its return to favor
was inevitable.
THE bottom Of a silk skirt will be
Improved by interlining the hem with
flannel rather than lining. Crinoline
should never be used, as it would cut
through too quickly. Heavier skirts
that are to be finished with many rows
of stitching should have flannel basted
on the wrong side as deep as the stitch
Ing will be, then skirt and interllning
are stitched in rows, having an easy
tension on the machine; the hem Is
then turned up and lightly hemmed
down, or If very heavy, sew a bias
strip Of lining to the raw edge Of the
hem and sew the other edge Of the
lining down to the skirt.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-05-17
LESSON IN POSTAL WAYS.
Superiority of Foreign Service to
That In America Is Asserted. /

Superiority of Foreign Service to
That In America Is Asserted.
In New York it takes two hours to
send special delivery letter from Har-
lem to Twenty third street. In Berlin,
through the rohrpost, letter can be
sent similar distance in two minutes.
1t would be advantageous to all peo-
pie If the statesmen of the world, fore
going for a season their provincial
boasting, would convene In interna-
tional session and exchange ideas re-
garding the worlds progress. | was
impressed with this fact when I had
occasion in Budapest to send a regis
tered letter. Instead Of having to wait
for clerk to copy the superscription
and hand me receipt I had simply
to show the letter properly stamped
and then drop 1t in mechanical con-
trivance which Immediately issued
receipt card automatically dated and
numbered
1t makes the system Of registering
letter In hungary as simple as drop
ping piece Of mail in Letter box is
In America. desired to test this In
novation and so mailed letter in
Budapest addressed to myself in
hotel in Munich. Two hours later I
took the train to the Bavarian capital,
and the day after 1 arrived in the
hotel received word that there was
a registered letter for me at the post
office.
The German system of postal money
order is far superior, 1t seems to me,
to the American. You hand the money
into a German postofice, give the adj
dress of the person to whom It Is to
be sent and walk away with the re-
ceipt. That ends your responsibility.
The government carries the money to
the house and even to the room of the
addressee. e.-Hardee Rolce in Apple
toms.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-05-17
Looking Beyond,

Whatever be your condition or call
ing In life, keep in view the whole Of
your existence. Act not for the little
span of time allotted you in this world,
but act for eternity. Look beyond the
narrow limits of earth, to the scenes Of
that eternal world to which you are
going. and ever aim to do what will
promote your best interests, ten thou
sand ages hence. when all the riches
and honors of earth shall have vanish
cd away. Then shall you rise superior
to every false, unworthy principle Of
action. and attain the true dignity and
happiness Of intelligent beings. Then
shall you be safe amid all temptations,
and happy amid all trials.-Rev. r. s.
johnson.