davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
Ola czego l[u1dzie 81 zgry.
zliWi. 81.

Prawie katdy lekarz am powle,
ze sk}onnosc do jrytacyi zgryzti-s
wos6 I. p. pochodza z:nieporzad-.
kdw fsycznych. Ably przywr6cic
rodzinie radoSc zdrowie, nalezy.
1uzyc lekarstw, kt6re ohorobe poko-
.naja. seyery Oplatki. "a B6l Clio
j Neuaralgie lcena 26o) 50 w.
jaatkowo skuteozne.n a dokuczliiws,yJ,.ssI
l,tl gglowy wszelkiego rodsaju. Ma
kasael, zaasiebienie, krup, chryp-.a
&, b6l Y pleraiach slabo6oi plnoss
wog6]e niema llepszego lekarstwa
1n lid seyery siawny Balsam ma
Plaoa. cena $50 j SOC. schorowa.
u j sts 81 AZ llad4is s.zals..a a4adrixjae
jaace popllhepslenlieess pprze1 nzycie Seye-.s
Balsamu zycia. Cena 75c. %
,s'yyzs1e vyprobowane lekarstwa IS
'Ipr1z'edds ~. wewszystkiiob apte--l
zach flqb sd1opstad motna cd "
Severn goeeeaar Rspids,
49, 81 81 sSsa s..s g8s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
UCzmy dzieci czytac, pisac
movie pc pOlsku!
OD. WYDZIAKU
w

,,Macierz polska", zywy
obraz szkolnej Macierzy W
Polsce pod zaborem rosyj.
skim, znajduje w6r6d Pola-
gov, goszozacych ma wolnej
ziemi :Waahingtona, licznych.
wie]bicieli zwolennik6w.
Niekt6rym Z nich do tego juz
sstopnia g}owy p~o:*awraca}a,
re i'm sic zdaje. il oni sami
bez niej zyc AMI wyehodztwo
polskie " Ameryce bez niej
prosperowa6 by ME mogto.. Ia
nc a3zyatkie organizacye sta
re, tax postepowe jak ] kon'
sefwatywne. Navel mlodziu-
china 81 Fsderacya ME zasluguje
ma ich iaskawe wzgledy ,cze-
mu is<lnak dziwit sic ME mo,
ina; do niej bowiem jake
do. zanadito u1egajacej cry:
masom stars1ych wielbicieli
,,Macisr1y Polskiej' nigdY !.
wielkiego naabozehstwa ME-
mnieli. 81.
Nie-hedziemy sic sp'erac
8 gusta. Pragneliby6my Wsze'
lake, aby u6rod, wychodzc6W
n1assych byloby 2 czasem le-
piei ably emigracyasnasza su'
mienniej ] u,nieietl,iisi "
wiazywslasie : sqboWiazkut Y
wyclayxsniallz iatw mio-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
Parma ma sprzedaz.

28o ARROW gliniastego
gruntu, z tego, 100 a:
kr6w pod splugiem to dru-
gle jest czese'a ~pastwiska
cze6cia khaki do krudowa-
MIA. Osiedlic sic moze jeden
albo dw6ch gospodarzy, gdyz
SO diva domy mieszkolne j
!nne z~abudowania. 81 mill do
Fairchild i 81 mill do Hum
Wis, Wla6ciciel zada,
20 dolar6w "a akier, zaplata
podlug ~um6wy~Zglo-
sic sic do
I. Adams Y
Fairchild, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

niei Wprowadzic. JezelibYlI
Federacya wszelako ME odpo
wiadala wznioslym zadaniomI
|chwili biezacei, niece K rs l.
[gres postara sic Q zafozenl1ii1eI.
,Macierzy'' albo jaki,e9ii ilnl Al
organizacyi, kt6raby uni flEa
we wszystkiem opowiadae
potrzebom naszym.
Podajac do w~iadomo6ci oggo--
|lu naszego proieAh, as1o1ania
czwartego' Kongresu Polak6w
Katolik6w, zazn !. ,!ss Y NJ
prod, 10 chcieliby6myis zwos
Lao 60 do Erie, Pa. " pier.
wszym tygodniu pazdzlern iIf|t.
RIB. a vice v tym 8. !,
czasie i miejscu GO sejm
Zjednoczenia 2. R.K. u AI.ml1es.
ryce. Nastepnie prosimly mai
u%przejmiej prase polska
i wszystkie organizacye naszs
polsKie i ..katolickie, aby "a
czyly = e;zzwl6cz ME zajac =sis
wszechstronnem om6wie
MEM ni,aszego projektu.
. Podatku federacyjnego.od
osady 6w. Waclawa . Ripon,
Wis. otrzymali5my 1925, zas
Cd osady 6w. Kazimierza,
z South Bend, Ind, $3.50:
Nadto cd tejze osady otrzy-
mali6my pismo, . kt6rego: sic
.dowiadujemy, ze " sklad "a.
rzadu osady ma rok 1907
wchodz4: Kukasz Michalski,
prezes; Andrea Grze6kowiak,
vice prezes; Benedykt Kaj.
ger, sekr. fin.;!Jan J Gapczyd.
ski, sekr. prot; J62ef sly
ma6ski, kasyer, oraz Jak6b.
Niemier, J6zef Urba6ski
i Wiadyslaw .Nowioki radni..
Ks K: Sstuczko. C.S 5 G..
I.Sekr. Wydz. Wyk.
" $40 Noblo4st.
Chicago, Ill,.2. lutego2i907.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
Sztuczf9Y
Wegielll I'll

Wynalazlem spos6bi opatento<
walen, ae kaalatsdy czloxiek. sam
bic, mole robic sztuczny wegiel
leps1yy.od kan iennego, toneaa5do.
lara : centami. Zglo6 Die zaraz, s.
nan.czee Gig teggo WFyrobna Zalac1l'
mafke na odpowied 4.
Adresows6prots
Hon lRTINCllL fUGL PlTBITRg !.
0fdts. 1878 n. Hin ST..
5slth BsBd III. Bs1.
2 Podr6lnj4cym rspreren-
tantem sstfP
Downoroxic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
MASH .AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
'.nasi agenci m~iejscowi:
ASHTONtfNebr.. Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE. NJ. u r. :. Ziarnow ski.
COLUMBUS, Nebr.. Wiktor rarasinski
chicago. ILL.,, leon Ross m
DUNCAN Nebr.i = Mich 4 Stecz> 49,
,EARWEL. Nebr. Franciszek Str.sleck
FRIED, N. Oak D F. SzarkowAi
0RxNvILLE, S. o *, Jozef Gruba
AeAen, wis, Teofi ;Derdowski. .
MARLIN. Tex. 5. P. Gorski -
NANTEcOKF, Pa: Er: Jablopsk
NEW WAvERLY Tex. F, F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA, Nehr. MARGIN S Cera
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldowssi
~ARNOw. Sebr. Jan Matyja
GREENHOUSE, Mimi. A. J.. Kulas :~
BREMOND. Tex, S. w. Lukaszewicz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
O~@krWaWych walkach
pomiedzy robotn1-
kami w LOdZi

nadesz}y teraz blizsze szcze-
g6ly. w dniu is B. N. odby-
wal sic ma przedmie6ciu K6-.
dzi pogrzeb dw6ch zabitych
pred paru dniami socyali-s
stow. Gdy poch6d, zalobny
przecbodzil kolo tamtejszego
ko6ciola, przyszla komu6
8 uczestnik6w pogrzebu
myfl, ably poprosieSS.ksiedz
0 pokropienie trumien swie-
coma woda. Tyncz&sem "
ko6ciele, gdzie wla6nie wysta-
wione byl zw}oki zab;tego
przez socyalist6w robotnika
narodowca, Boleslawa Kona-
rzewicza, znajdowa}assiespo-
ra %gromadka %krswnych
przyjac i6l niebozczyka. Dwie
wrogje grupy stane}y oko
W oko naprzeciw siebie.
z kt6rej strony padl pier
wszy strzal, dotad ME stwier-
dzono. Socyali6ci rozpoczeli
z rewolwsr6w szereg salw
pzez drzwi do ko6cio1a,
gdzie jednak wszyscy obecni
cd razu pokladali sic ma zie-
mi, dzieki czemu Mkt ME 3D.
ni6s{ nawet rany. Ale bar
dziej krewka mlodziez 70
.stronnlctWa narodowego wy
dosta}a sic z ara ma podw6.
RE ko6cielne, 'oddzielone mu-
rem Cd ulicy, oraz ma dzwo-
nice j stamtad opowiedsiala
napastnikom celn9 skanonada.
Kule z obu stron sypa}y sic.
przez kilkana6cie minut,
W ko6cu jednak .socyali6ci
rzucili sic do uc,eczki. Ma.
hoju pozostalo 8 zabi-
tych i 80 rannych.
St6sunki W K6dzi ME nle-
ely dotad zmianie. Wielkie
fabryki ~pozamykane; robo-
popedaja W coraz VIE
ksza nedze, i codzieh kilku
albo paru z mich ginie Cd
bratob6jczej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

uczyciela lego prywaatnD1ee.
pomieszkanie.
Tax to burza srozaca sie
mad nami podmywa uz fun
|dameta nietylko zycia naro-
|dowego, ale koscielnego.
Taxa nasza swoboda, vol
nose j kultura!
KS. Klarowicz, pleban'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
ZajS$ciie nies}ychiane'

+ Zaj$cie nies}ych!'iane!
/. Ze wsi Morzewa, We W
Ksiestwie po}ozonej; otrzy
mall ,,Dzien. Pozna6ski" OF
swiadka i uczestnika W ten
~rzeczywi6cie nies}ychanen
zaj6ciu nastepujace pismo:
Nv sam Nowy Rok zawia'
damia mnie powiatowy in
spektor szk6lny listownie, *
|dnia 3go stycznia b. r. {
godz. 8 rano odbedzie sic
po5wiecenie drugiej novel
szko}y m"orzewskiej, a zapra-
szajac mnie ma te uroczy-
stosc, pozostawia mi do vol
0 naznaczonej godzinie tax
re ze swej strony aktu pc.
6wiecenia dopelnic.
Ola kr6tko6ci czasusodpi-
salem ma rece ~gl6wn9go nau-
:czyciela, eco godzinie 8 je-
stem .zajety " ko6ciele, j
m6gfbym. dopiero 0 godz. 10 10
aktu po6wiecenia. .dope}nic.
"a o6rednictwemss,k6lny
dzieei doniesiono N 10 pan
Inspector 'cbedzieze has <mnie
Pospieszywszy sic, "a
jechatem juzte godz. .9tprzed|
s,izkole; kt6rejsjH3- saeta-,
lem sdzieei wssYstkich oddz l.il,
low = inspektorem-ne ,c's Y
4 y. nilau;ecz:ycieli, tt6rych.
m}odych mialo ,d1o,pie-
70 bye w urzad wproWad.z,o'-,
nych, ,soltysa j k l,ll1k wiaru-
SOW zes5wsil 4 RochwaliAwlaezlyy
cza q aotrzsyyI1a1awszy gromr
Re dzieci odpowiedz Ma
zwieki wicklow Amen" zwr6.
cilsm sic do pana Inspectors
i uMonem 90 powitalteam.ss
Ale sl,aG ssmusialsmS sobie
.mojem dz.ieci y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

lWN'ykonawczy ma swem osta'
tniem p,siedzeniu, odbytem
jdnia p stycznia rb. powziai
prajekt zwolania czwartego
Polsko. Katolickiego Kongre-
su. Do poWziecia poWyzszego
zamiaru nakloni}y go racye
masterpieces:
We wrze6niu RIB. try iata
minione , dTrn diego Kongre-
su Polsko-K atolickiego, kt6ry
sic odbyl " Pittsburgh. w tel
dose dlugiej chwili eau "a
|sio tax " Polsce, jake Anne
|ryce!duzo wypadk6w wielkie-
20. ola mas .znaczenia i donio-
sio5ci. Dose wspomniec ozy-
wiony ruch ko6cielny j naro-
|dowy v Ojczyznie, prze6lad!o.
wanie, .dziatwy e paoierz
polski .::oraz *niepok6j obawe
70: przy!szfoSc nasza lako:
nar6d, jake obudzii w6r6d
|Polak6w wrzekomy nakaz u
czenia .dziatwy polsko.ame
ryka6skisi katec hizmqua po
angielskp ). jWszystkie to j po-
im=sprawy nasz og61
powinienby wziac pod rozwa-
ge, przedyskutowac nalezy-
Gle wyeiaggnac ola siebie pra.
ktyczne wskaz6wki ably cape.
wni6 sobie wieksze bezpie:
cze6stwo i pomyslniejszy
rozw6j ma przyszioSc. To
Jest pierwsza racya, dlacaego.
smy powzieli zwofanie Kon.
Egresu Ida czego tenze
W krt6tkjm czasie odbyc sic
powinriien.
Racya druga to bezowoc>
nose d~zis}aniaf Federacyi Pol.
ko-Katolickiej a poniekad
i samegoz Wydzia}u Wyko
nawczego. Piracy ma naszem
polr .spolecznem: niezmier-
ME wiele. DUO rak umieje-
Ftnych potrzeba, azeby sprza-
tnac to plony obfite .dziatwy
Il mfodziezy, jake bujna zie-
mia ameryka6ska ola mas
zrodzi}a, ably AMI jedno zia-
rho mic zgineEo ola narodu
polskiego, ale zosta}o W upra-
VIVA ziemie zasiane i howe
wydafo re siebie plony dziel.
nych Polakzao ,' i Pdlek: Mad
zachowaniem p%lemienia pol.
skiego W tym kraju i jego
polsko6ci,oraz katolicyzmu
pracu]a poniekad wszystkie
organizacye polskie; PRAGUE
tel i Federacya Polsko > a-
tolicka. Jednak praca nasza
ME jest skuteczna, DO ME jest
prowadzona umiejetnie j sy-
stematycznie; jedni 2 nas"ida
do sasa, sdrudzy do lasa.,
praca nasza ME jest
praca ogolu, ale jednostek
nielicznych, podczas gdy
og6l zdaje sic bye zupelnieI
ma przyszle losy swoje i:swe-
go plemienia obojetnym. Tax
dalej bye ME moze j ME po-.,
.inno, DO wszyscy zginiemy
i potopimy sic " morzu OBJ
c~oplemie6c6w. Musimy vice
kongres polsko-kato:
licki jak najrychlej; nie.h
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

#g5e&%@EA&s# ~ s&4%4. F#
sobie odpowiedzia}; poczem
rsze zee, swoia zaczai dalej pro-
Wadaic. 20 skodczeniu swojej
przemcWy Wprowadzeniu "
urzai owychz dw6ch nauczy-
cieli, w'zywa. gl6wnego nau-
.ezVciela do .odm6wienlia pa
cierza. Nauczyciel odmawia1
pacierz pc niemiecku j kr6t-
ko sic sprawl, bo ,Zdrowa6
EMarya" j ,,Wierze " Boga"
zup'ettltnie pomina}.
Czemu? Czy to teraz TAXI
zwyczaj, ze nawet podczas ia
kiej rzadkiej uroczysto6ci
[tylko cze66 pacierza sic Cd
- q 2fE ~EE-E - ~ E-Es- EuaS #"E
mAwia? Czy TO przepis moze
szk6lny ola zaznaczenia Cd"
rebno6ci. szkoly " st6sunku
|dosKo6ciola? lego ME wien,
q. pytac ME mia}em prawa,
@t' f't ~ - :. ..L 80 r.h..... 3. -.-..eL
bonn ME! przyszed} do rewi-
dowania, tylko po6wiecenia
sskoly.: !. ;. i. Il
Vice nbrany jak nalezy
do nrzedowych
funkcyi ko6cielpych Z. :kzrzyy..
sem. " reku, zegnam sic j
rozpoczYnam pacie1z z. Ale "a,
ledwo wypowiedzia}em Ojcze
nasz, kt6ry6 jest, rzuca sic ma
mnie z katedry z <wzniesio-
nemi " gore czy rozkrzyzo-
wanemi ramionami pan in.
spektor, jakby chodzilo. 0
odwr6cenie cd dzieci mai
wiekszego nieszcze6cja, pre-
rywa pacierz i dalej go mo.
vic zakazuje. Napr6zno mu
t}6macze, re to DO 6wieto6ci
aktu nale!zy, ale pan inspek-
ktor nieub}agany, pc lacinie 2
|dziecmi pacierz movie pole-
ca.
To MECH mi wolno bedzie
prosze przyn1ajmniej
:Zdrowa6 Marya odm6wit,
kt6ry to ustep p. nauczycie1
pomina}. Ale i tego zakazal.
Wreszcie go prosze, zeby mi
W mojej czynno6ci ME pre-
szkadza}, DO sic uzale do
w}adzy, ale i to zadnego ME
wywar}o skutku. = w takim
razie jestem W watpliwo6ci,
czy mi wog6le wypada szko1e
%po6wiecic, W kt6rej mnie,
pasterzowi dusz, ME ma bye
wolno z dziecmi parafii swo..
jej pacierza odmawiac?
Pan Inspector trivial PREY
swoim zakazie. Ma ten targ
0 pacierz:polski patrza}y die
ci i wszyscy obecni niema
a scena ia bedzie
pewnie ma dlugie lata wstre-
tina.
Atprzeciez dzieci wszystkie
co ~po6wiadczyl ME-
r: p, @%rt. =. SO ~ ! -EE.=. EEa#sE i
dawno sam nauczyciel morze.
.gdy " rozprawie sado-
vel o.dzieci zapytany lie
y Mor.ze : os6h zalicza sic
10. narodowo6ci niemieckisj
= ). ==~odpoviedzial; g !, 1000
la Y !, j. ]! { { j moi kolega
1lrlugi naa'1czyciel" .M6gi byl
ie ,es'',. dodat, : trzeoi Ian =
1arm !, klt'6ry sie ola bezpie.
,ze6stwa nauczycieli niedaw.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01

Center street, when at o'clock the
drawing of prizes took place. Miss
Helen Krause did the drawing, while
Messrs. Arthur Myers of the Star
and S. s. Burgess of the Mirror OF
liciated as judges.
People who had recently purchased
pianos were given coupons, and hold
ers OF these coupons were the only
ones permitted to enter the contest
The first prize was won by Elmer r.
Beers, of Scott township. The cou.
pom was on a Shoninger piano and
the No. 1896. The beautiful instru.
ment was presented to Mr.. Beers
free of charge, minus only ten dollar.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
FARMERS
ORGANIZE
To Fight the Marion County
NJ Telephone Co.
DICIATION OF COMPANY
(. In Matter of Rents Sends up
a Howl Of Protest.
i'--fe ------<---
Clubs are Formed in Township ant
= Z Little Debating is Now Beini
Done by Tillers of the Soil.

During the past several days. the
farmers of various townships in
the county have been holding remon-
stiative meetings. at which times an
organization was perfected for the
purpose they say of Bringing the
Marion County Telephone Company
to time" 1t seems as though that
company has excited a revolution
among the farmers by springing
new, set of rules by which they must
make payments for telephone rent.
About two weeks ago, the company
issued bulletins to each country sub
scriber. demanding that hereafter
they make payment on their rent be-
fore the twentieth day of each month
and pay the regular price, SIS annual,
or to pay $21 annual rent in case that
the. rule is not observed. The farm
ers didn't like this idea little bit
as. they claim that there are busy
times when they cannot get to town
inside of month to pay the toll and
declared 1t an imposition to ask the
same.
Consequently. meetings were called
in some townships and an organization
was affected. The first and most i'm
portant meeting was held at the
Clark schoolhouse on December 81,
at which time set of resolutions
were drawn up The club was named
"The Farmer Telephone Arbitrators"
and organized by electing w. u. Lucas
president and T.. W. Briggs. secre-
tary and treasurer
AT this meeting the following reso-
lutions were adopted; lsi. That the
Marion County Telephone company he
l1aid only SIS per year FOR the nse
~ the telephone. Said sum payable
InaIterly and not in advance.
! End. That II any one telephone be
lrdered discontinued by the company
pr unjust causes that the telephones
bf all r'ersonsA REPRESENTED In this
Jcluh ,bc removed
Std. That, nothing be presented 10
said Telephone company concerning
the action of this meeting until
January I. We the undersigned agree
TO the aforesaid conditions and hold
same as bindipg. Signed. w. w.
4 Ulsh, l.. u Patten. w. A. Dallis NJ
Harvey. George Leeper. r. G.. Seek
ell j. y. Lukens. II. w. Beaver, J.
w. Seckel. Frank Beaver. T.. Show.
ers Il. T.. Zoos, G.. w. Kemmer
. F. NJ. Harvey. +. Crabang, w. I.u-
cas-. IL U. Briggs and Others.
At a joint meeting OF the TOWNSHIP
clubs held in the court house Satur
day, all of the clubs combined ant
adopted the above resolutions A
compy OF same was presented TO tn,
-Hlephone company. yesterday (NTon
day. but as to the company's actor
In the matter nothing definite ha
been decided upon.
The farmers allege that in no othe
counties are the county telephon,
rates more iaan SIS annually an,
that the farmer is allowed to pay
ei-ier annually or quarterly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01

scorer of the Newcastle club had
failed to report the first of two
games played between Newcastle
and Lancaster at Newcastle on Aug.
1 when Lancaster won } TO 2. The
second game, which was a tie, was
reported. After getting this report,
Morton revised his figures, and ar
nounccd today that Lancaster
should be in third place and New.
castle fourth.
President Morton says that it
now looks certain that the O. and
=. league meeting w:dl be held in
Cleveland on Jan -. II is up to
Stmgcss of Mansfield 10 decide and
Morton says that the latter favors
cleveland rs the meeting place.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
THIRD POSITION
In O-P. League Belongs to the Ian.
caster Team.

Akron. o.. Jan. 1.--Artcr Presi-
dent Morton of the o. and =. league
announced his team averages Of the
q. and y. league Lancaster protest.
ed that it should have tnlrd place
instead Of Newcastle and gave It's
reasons. Morton began to investi-
gate and found that the official
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01

watchword which shall be their guide
through the vicissitudcs of the com
ing year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01

NIlS. bOiu Slith, piNSiuNh''
Miss Marianne Reinicke. vice presi-
dent
Frederick Hickenrauch. secretary.
Katherine Rlenicke. corresponding
secretary.
Elmer I.efflcr. treasurer.
Paul Kull. librarian.
At nine o'clock palatahle course
luncheon was served. and immedf-
ately thereafter the guests left for
the home of Miss Bertha Probst State
street north. Here two guessing con-
tests kept the participants in con-
tinuous roar of laughter. and mirtb
twas the order of the hour. A dainty
spread was followed by adjor
to the home of Miss Alma l.rf lcr,
State street, south. where II * i'm
itation of new members W. c''"i 'd
to the enjoyment Of the f'fc@bl'd
company. a buffet luncheon con-
fcluded the social evening at half aft
er eleven and all repaired TO the
church, where the New Year found a
happy band of Christian soldiers sing
| ing the songs for which their fore
fathers sacrificed home and life that
the One Perfect Gift might be the
possession of the generations.
Select readings and prayer were in
order and each member was given a
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the cost of the freight and delivery
charges.
The second prize was certificate
of creit for $50 to apply on the pur-
chase price or piano. ibis prize
was won by NJ. j. Tompleton, of
South Greenwood street. on Sterl-
ing piano. coupon No. 1896. The
third prize coupon was No. 97,757,
on a Packard piano. and was good
for $2j. This was drawn by Miss
Lesta Kaughman. of Columbus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01

Cold feet and rheumatism cured
by Electropodes. Ask your druggist.
l-l-tu
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welcomed the New Year in a most
happy fashion by entertaining with
a progressive watch party.
The merrymakers gathered at their
parsonage, the home of the Reverend
Mr.. Reinicke. Church street east, at
half after seven and transacted rou-
tine business.
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Officers were elected TO serve dur
ing the coming year as follows;
Mrs. John Click, president.
Miss Marianne Reinicke. vice presi-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-04
CHILD ALMOST
A SOLID SORE
From Skin Disease from Birth Until
Six Years Old Father Spent
Fortune on Her Without Benefit
old Doctor Suggested Cuti-
cura, which Cured Her in Two
Months, Leaving
SKIN SOFT AS A BABYS
AND WITHOUT A SCAR

az have cousin in Rockingham Co.
who once had skin disease from her
birth until she was six years OF age.
Her father had spent fortune On her
to get her cured and none of the treat
ments did her any good. Old DR.. c.
suggested that he try the Cuticura Rem
edies which he did. When he com
menced to use it the child was almost ina
solid scab. He had used it about two
months and the child was well. l was
there when they commenced to use your
Cuticura Remedies. Istayed that week
and then returned home and stayed two
weeks and then went back and stayed
with them two weeks longer and when
went home | could hardly believe she
was the same child Her skin was as
soft as babys without scar on it. l
have not seen her in seventeen years but
! have heard from her and the last time
heard from her she was well. That is
where | became acquainted with Cuti-
cura. l hope this may be Of some ser
vice to you in the future. Mrs w. P.
lngle, Burlington, N. c., June 16, 1905"
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District Of Connected. county Of Hart

District of Connectict, County Of Hart
ford, IS:
Notice is hereby given that moni-
ton has been issued to me out of and
under the seal of the District Court of
the United States, for the District Of
Connecticut, whereby 1t is recited,
among other things, that a petitione was
filed in the said Court by John H. Star
in sole owner of the steamer Erastus
Corning, her tackle, etc, for limitation
of liability for loss, damage, or
injury occasioned by the accident which
occurred on said steamer on or about
December %. 1903, and praying to con-
test his liability. and / am commanded
to and do hereby cite all persons claim
ing damages for any of the said loss.
destruction or injury to appear before
said Court and make due proof
of their respective claims before
Charles e. Pickett, Esq, a Special Com
missioner. at his office, Post Office
building, New Haven, Conn, on or be-
1880 O'Clock, with liberty on or before
said date or within such further time
as the Court may grant to answer the
petition, and to contest the right OF
the petitioner to exemption from or
limitation of liability, or both.
Dated Hartford, Conn.,, November 22
1906.
EDISON S. BISHOP.
u. S. Marshal
BY q. BRAINARD SMITH,
His Deputy
Cushman, Dewell & Cushman, Proc
tors for Libellant and Petitioner, 7E
Wall street, Manhattan, New York, N
Y.
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ty-hve years or age does not develop
any irregularities in the distribution Of
deaths. The proportion Of death among
athletes from tuberculosis was found
to be 20 per cent. to the thousand and
'Mutuals,' insured below forty-flve
years, "a per cent.
Deaths from heart disease in the
Yale list of flfty-eight men were four
at the ages Of thirty-fve, fifty-seyen.
sixty eight and seventy The, average
is very low Pneumonia carried off six,
typhoid five and typhoid pneumonia
two. Those who wish to push their ar
gument that high athletics are bad for
the lungs and heart might find some
ground for that argument in the fact
that twenty-four Of the f1fty-eight
deaths were caused by lung trouble Of
various Kinds, and heart failure. The
table Of deaths further shows that nine
Of the tifty-eight athletes met violent
deaths, of which two were suicides.
One died of dissipation, which was not
traceable TO participation in athletics.
"The inevitable conclusion from the
figures gathered is that the Yale man
who came 10 high honors in the major
sports in the last alf century has more
than the ordinary mans share Of long
life, But whether this is due to his
high development as an athlete or to
the original strength of the man him
self is still unproven and seems likely
to remain so unless some more perfect
means of comparison can be found"