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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19

"Rube' Walter. Louisiana bush leaguer, was presented by Manager Riggs, and he will do His delivery when men are not on bases is destin- ed to fool batsmen, but he is a cork screw pitcher pure and simple, and one, who, when he has to deliver with out physical contortions lacks the power of puZzing. He has steam, and control, and may develop into a reli- ance man later in the season.-Hot Springs Sentinel Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19
DIAMOND DUST
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TWO recruits to the near champions were tried out by Shelton in Steodpr Springfield lad with ambition as a slabman, and Ryan from San Antonio who worked at short. Neither mada anything that suggested a sensational debut. Steoder was not hit hard hu+ he was rapped for ten nice ones.-Hot Springs Sentinel Record.
 Ihebo, third base guardian for New port, was plastered with a five-dollar fine for blasting Umpire Gampher. He was let off light, for he should have been removed from the grounds. He outbobbied Bobby Shelton for Kicking when he charged that Gampher's de- clslons were suggested by Manage, Rlggs. Shelton may be full of antics ana ne may sometimes convey remarks not heard in pink tea gatherings, but he has hardly ever challenged an um- pres motives so strongly. Decisions nave been and will ever be rallied at but motives are different. Shelton should give Thebo side talk on how. when and where to voice such criti clsms, the substance of which talk should be outside the Arkansas leaerp Hot Springs Sentinel Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-19

Thompson, a youngster from Lake Village, bearing recommendation from Governor PindalI, the most ia nous fan in Arkansas, joined the To- calls yesterday He is all infielder Governor Pindall knows a ballplayer when he looks one in the eye. and the new recruit may be regular in local ranks later,-FIot Springs Sem tinel Record
Blue-grass blade., 1908-11-22
Greatest Woman PhilanthrOpist

rlla Kicker, Josephine X Henry, Lillian
Harman Helen Gould and yours truly
Helen Gould in the lead and our Josephine
a close second.
From the range of names and diver
gence of work and ideas, it is evident that
the word Philanthropy is not to be defined
in it's narrow sense of money giving. Mon
ey may be poured in a flood, as 1t is dur
ing a political campaign, and accomplish
nothing except surface results; but to one
who has his finger on the pulse of living
issues, it is patent that personal service
is more phlanthropic than gifts of money
or the return to the people of charitable
pittance which should be theirs by right
The life work of a woman who strives for
the justice which makes charity unnecessa-
ry is in my estimation the great Philan-
thropist and while I appreciate the munir-
icence of women like Helen Gould (for no
woman can change condtions), am sure
Blue-grass blade., 1908-11-22
Novel Scheme by a Texas Man, in which
Mrs. Henry is Close Second to Helen
Could Votes Cast for Mrs. Ciosz.
(By Harriet M. Closz)

| have just received a letter from A. G.
Lee, of Denton, Texas describing a monu-
ment he is erecting on the joint track Of
the M.K.& r. and TIP .Ry.,o a site to be view
ed by half a million passengers annually.
The memorial is to be of granite in rustic
form, and to be dedicated to the greatest
living woman philanthropist in the world
Any one wishing to express a preferment
for a woman in this field is required to
send dime Ito cover cost of erecting mon
umenD together with name of the candi-
date, to A. G. Lee, Denton, Texas. The
contest has just recently opened, and will
close Dec 31st, 1909.
I am informed that the names already
voted for are Mrs. Sage, Hetty Green, Ma.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-11-22
BLUE GRASS BLADE.
The Widows Mite of Might
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

tain Jew. Then Hester died, but in the
next elder brother, and he also died, and
bride of the younger Jew, and she was
soon gathered to her mothers. Miss Sarah
Rubenstein captivated the fourth brother,
who was not long in fading away, and the
certain Jew took her as a matter of course,
but she was evanescent too. The the last
brother espoused the lovely Deborah Ru-
bernstein, and in turn kicked the bucket, or
it's equivalent in Hebrew dirgeology; and
Deborah went to the tent of the certain
Jew. He had now gathered the whole bo-
quet of Rubenstein roses, and was now
cheri3hing the Last Rose of Summer of
the garland. He had Blue Bearded four
ffths of the quintette, but the last was not
a gutter. She had come to see the game
out, and remain to the concert. One day
the the King of Tyre or Tire, sent for the
husband and said, 1T behooveth not a
man to marry the whole Damn family.
Prythee, why the wherefore of the which
ness?" MY liege, my lord, it is useless
to withstand the widows might alone, but
backed by the Jewish law, it is irresistible,
and if Death would but get busy with this
one l now have, l would be willing to es-
pouse a dozen successors" my dear boy,
said the King, here is passport; make
Decline for the next steamer for South
Dakota Deborah built her an image OF
her tickle lord and spat in his face, and
then decorating her person with sack cloth,
Blue-grass blade., 1908-11-22

she put ashes upon her disccnsolate head,
and having no other brother-in law to fall
back on, was desoate indeed. The Lord
of Israel, who had been kind TO her in two
affairs, failed her in her direst need.
This widows might was at an end. The
Devil whispered to her to plat herself
mighty hat and get merry and go cunning
for a new husband. After the South Da-
kota judge had passed upon her case by the
absent treatment she took Satans advice
and
The merry widows hat became a wild
ows mite,
There was sound of revelry by night,
Caused by merry widows might.
There was another certain Jew, and he
was bereaved with mighty bereavement,
for he had lost his only brother; and he sat
himself by the roadside to think in thoughts
made bitterly bitter; when his sad reverie
was invaded by his dead brothers widows
presence. oh! key, vot will l do now,
dot Jakey vas gone und diet?" Really,
Leah, | do not know" ooh. key, Jakey
left ten tousand tollars pehint him, ven he
vent away" 'Well, Leah, l am willing to
marry you tomorrow, but l am too sad
tonight" Next day they tasted the bitter
and the sweet in token of the ups and
downs of married life. After the cere-
mony, key said to Leah, Didn't you say
that Jakey left ten thousand behind him
when he died?" He left more as dot He
left eferydings pehint him, as he couldn't
take nuddings NIT him, amt it?"
This scene is too affecting and affection
ate to prolong, even as phase OF the
widows might.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-11-22
Priesthood Ci.ngs to the Notion that in a
Holy Cause, Nothing Is too Sacred
to be Looted.
(By John +. Clarke)

The widows mite was used as a lever to
dilatory in responding to appeals for Gods
needs.
The widows mite was swallowed up in
the collection, and its power of commercial
purchase was but its face value, yet there
is no way of estimating the vast amount
that has been raised by use of the widows
mite in taking up collections and subscrlp-
lions for religious enterprises.
Many another widow has felt that if the
suppositious widow took the mite that
might have put biscuit into her hungry
baby's mouth, she could do no less, and
she usually gave more and sacrificed
some comfort for herself or her loved ones.
Many tender hearted man or woman has
felt that they could venture a dime or a
dollar in the cause that robbed the orig
inal widow. The idea conveyed in the
widows mite theory, is that in a holy
cause nothing is too sacred to be looted
OF course, the good deacon who took up
that historical and celebrated collection,
noticed that the widow put in but a mite,
and he also noticed that others put in less
in proportion to their means than the wild
ow did. The widow possibly had but a
penny, and gave a farthing while the good
deacon owned a 40-acre farm and gave a
nickel and his services in lifting the
collection. The widow forgot her sacri-
flee in the midst of her other troubles and
struggles, but the deacon added his gift
to the Lord" to the price of his next sale OF
corn, and recouped. The Lord helps those
who are in a position to help themselves,
and are willing to do SO. The widows
mite has grown to widows might; ana
speaking of widows nights, the most pc
culiar and potential nights that a widow
ever had was under the Jehovah dispense
ton, when she could go to her brother in
law, If she had one not otherwise appro
priated, and make him marry her. If he
refused, she could spit in his face and he
became an object of contempt
A certain Jew had five elder brothers,
who were predisposed to early death. The
elder brother, Ike, married Miss Rebecca
Rubensten, and then gave up the ghost
Rebecca threw herself into the arms of the
certain Jew She died, but in the meantime
her sister Hester, married Benjamin, the
next elder brother, and he too joined his
fathers. Hester fell to the lot of the GER
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

Iskalzanra c ,zy,',ii C(hllot1pc6'Wg'
IIkl.ot,hficzacycb szzkoly pYtamrnyy'
'bez wzgledu na ich pelozz4ee:nl1lilee''
"a mlt,la,'jatkowe, iakiemu zaWoddo1-
wi chca sic ~po6wiecic. Ola
ssce4zzelgo ma bye z kobieta
Iinaczej? Ola czego ma sic
IS wstydzic piracy: j te-.
sgo,. ze zarabia? Ze6mmy pod
Etym wzgledem zacofani, temu.
WHINE ga; z jednej str 70
przesad, : drugiej zas plef
Emeska, kt6ra " mlodszzym
H1 J, j, 81 2! nii.e!zl,nl!aiae zycia, ggloai
zasade, ze iona wog6le ME pc
Wilma pracowac.
Jest u mas podobno lyle
materyalnie dobrze sic lmaja-
|cych . postepowych kob j
niechaibyon :rznci}y: GIG
ma pole zarobkoWania j
wskazaly przez to &. d:lro:ge
|tym Siostrzycom sWym,
kt6re sic dotychczas wstydza
tpracowac. Powiedza moze:
.kobiety ME skazane ma pra-
Ice, ME powinny zarobkowac,
DO odbieraja chleb wiecej pc
trzebujasym";; gdyby ta zasa.
[da byla siuszna, toby kazdy
mezczyzna, dorob iwszy sic
czegos, powinien przestat
il ustepowac miejsca drugim;
zreszta niechby kobiety ma
tyryalnie niezalezne szuka1y
swych dr6g zarobkowania j
~poSwiecily sic niepraktyko.
wanym mas zawodom:
Emogac potem wciagna6 dc
!tych zawod6w siostrzyce pc
trzebujace a przyczynia ;!sit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

wei jest podWalina osz'cc {
.dnokci, porzadku prractsoowii,-.
to6ci. Ale nastepnie pc, win
ma kazda kobieta WyuozYf gle.
jakiegod zawodusi koniieecczzlnii.et'
Ipracowa6 nasiebie.
Zadna = tych pa6 Wieddz,idect.
ME mole, czy ME bedl!z lie
kie,dyS musiala pracoWa6 ne
|chleb badz to wskutak ultra
81 msjatku, badt6z TOW to,sw,sskrltek
choroby Tub Sm;erci m,e&aal..
|Kobieta nauczywszy sic
pred zamaz poj6ciemm praco.
wac zaWodowo, ME bedzie
sic wstydzi}a.
sic 2 praca domowa) poma-
gao mezowi " jego zawcd9ie;
MAJ, widzac pomoc zony pra-
|coYa6 bedzie tenn chetniei,
ibedzie zadowolon,.y, ze ME "
waza sic, il on jedyny pra,-.
1cOWa6 poWiuien. bedzie 500
kojniejszym Q przyszlo6t; wi
dice bowiem bedzie, ze iona
umieiac pracowac, .da sobie
~ razie Smierci lego jake Ia
iko rade; wskutek tego Wszyst-
klego bedzie maj pracoWa|
mniej .nerwowoat to przyczyni
sic: do tenn dluzszego utrzy-
mania go PREY silach, zdro.
win j zyciu, !,
Kobieta bierze sic u mas
Izwykle wtenczas dopiero do
piracy, gdy bieda ia do. tego
znlusza. Slrsznie powiadzia}a
na. wiecu kybiet p. Helena
ERzepecka, ze kazda kobietaB
powsiinnra zarobkowac bez
wgledu na to, czy lest slt ma : 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

Try mllll:ieslecznY'.
procent pc 4 Cd stu 4
.platny ! stycznia 1908
Cd wszystkich depo-
pieniedzy
s%k}adanych pred Tub.
dnia 4 pazdz. 1898,
" naszym Wlnohskim1n
oszczednoso 81
(Winona Savings
Bank.)
49, ##- -r A I'll E .@ ..r- ~ -E.. sEf ."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

.p i,,, to do poWieksIzzeedn1llsaLSs
mloznot6cizaro bkoWania;o'astaas
stecznie MECH kzooblety mate
Sryalnis niezale1nee, o l'lt'ts
:sw6dij zar6bek ~ cole publ
sczne. III: u a. ID.
90 sic tyczy zaWod6NW ' ko-
biecych, to cory n mas po.
.Winny po6wiecac ole tsae ]
piracy, kt6ra zezwala ma 1l'Bl jalllks.
''naj1d1l(tu.!1l!ssz,!y pobyt Y d1o M
Fdzicielskim j kt6ra nieutru-
lnia przynajmniej prawi !e'1
ME ~uniemozliwia zalozeenlii,aaI
Erodzinnegosogniska; pamietal-
my bowiem o tenn, ze mez-
czyznie kazde zawodowe wykhz
sztalcenie uiatwia zalozeDle
|ogniska d%omowego, plrzecl
Wnie za6, co do kobiety, ME
%odpowiedni zaw6d stoi cze-
|stokro6 zalozeniu tego ognril--s
ska ma przesz kodzie. 5s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
Observation-Disclosures
llllo'bllillelltlaalI 81. alI II & ll'l''' q
E.#zs !. n8SZe.

S$sE2EE aasIsss8A1EsTT4a ~ s$%S@ a. ~. IIsH.s8H Il EsssfssassaI ~ II
IK]obieta dzierzy v wynn
I'M 8 przYszlo6c: i; nlaro % ca
A., Wvlycthbo,,Wy'',o,ia.ctsei no ~ 20
lklo,lge, ii, zalezy, czyy enc przY-
czsni ssie do upadku,. Tub
pQdnl,;ii.eis,ienia .sie naro > q
nus sk @ "A g.. na samyeh.
sisbie, jest za IlE1un kolbiety
matki tenn waznieisze; ko7i
bieta-matka powinEnl1ial :dzieci
swe Cd samego dzieci6stw',a=
!; u,czy6 akuratno5ci j .porzad-
ku, oszczedno6ci j pracowi-
tosci.
Cry. =.wsychowanie naszejj
miodziezy ze6skiej odpowia.
da YIN rzyszlym obowiaz-.
kon? Czyz ME e jest cbarak-
terystycznem, : panny po-
siadajace cho6 malehki.maja-
tex zwykle u mas ME pracu-
Ia ma siebie,=n ME ~przywykaja
" ten spos6b %przymusowa1'oo
do akuratno6ci i %pracowitos-
fci lecz : zalozonymi rekoma.
c:z'e'kzapja no meza? \.
Ma zapoznatje b%vnajmniej;;
ze5 naturalnem zadaniem j
celem kobiety Jest: z~ostanie
iona j mnatka;; : tego powodu
pofsko6czeniu szkol powinna
kobieta przedewszystkiem
napczyc sic tego, co wiedziee
i umie6 powinna PAM domu;
.tespracepan1l mi: domu uwaza sic
zwYkle "a mic nieznacza-.
caR tymczasem ME ustepuje
.onA W niczem piracy zawodo-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
RUPTURY
saanam leczen1orn

jalnem ecz9111o1h
przez ~ostatnia in,ajiepsza metode leczenia. Iadne
zastrzykivanie ~trucizn: ami utrata czasu; am s.2i-
tai: ami Isl: ami MOI; ami pas. Tysiace wylec1onych.
Nasz pacyent pc wzieciu lekarstwa 2 powodze..
niem prxeszedf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doewiadeze-;
ME pr6by. PRZYJDZ DO MAS BADZ MEICIf-
ZNANAPOWR0T. Zgioscie sic porade albo pisz-
Gle potksiazke = opisern.
filinois State Specialists !.
@ Calkowity budynek z Sanitarium
62S W. State ST, Cor. Rockton ave-. Rockford. IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

-. n. o.
Try ~miesiecznlyyl
procent pc 3 cd sta p}a
thy ! stycznia 1909,
Cd wszystklch depo-
n%owanych ~pieniedzy
" pierWszych pleciu'.
dniach pazdz. 1908:
" Winohskim Depo-.
sit Bani.kE;u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

w NIEDZIELE wieczorem u
pad1 nagle pred SVEN mieszkaniem
DR.. J. B.. cGaughey, jeden 2 mai
s}ynniejszych :lekarzy W poludnio-
wo-wschodniej Minnesota, zaraz
trupem. Pogrzeb !odbyl sic "
6rode Pc po}udniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
POZw6L NAM POM0DZ
III.

= +r nI. #'. re r. L#..-s.. st. -..#. IH~| I.en4.- Ft5
!. Jeaeli posrsebujesz praw1ziwie
dobrego j leozniczego mydia, ma
ktdrem MONA polegat, to p,win,e
ned kupowad severy Mydlo Leozni.
ere sk6rne. Ola osdb kazdego vie.
ku, do wszystkich celdw. Do kapa-
mia niemowlat, do goienia. d. ko
bet do toalety. Pamietaj naswisko:
"severa." Cena as oentdw. U
wszystkich aptekarzy. W. F.
Severa Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
us St,oltmlaanr. Slpiiee,w,aia ] nadspodaziise7
.wyaniieess wasrzzy,'stlkie n n,jlf'91r pPlrogra s'rp13
;5wg,yylp,,a.ddll,yy1zku zaaadolw'oolteniu siuchac;zzyy.sz

ALBERT Matyjasiik, : na ! atl
j pobicie Franciszka Malewickiiego,
ddppiia ~ sierrprnia, zostaf osadzzooln1yy::
Iprzez sedziegop' . Snow v sagd ll;zi.as. AZ /
stryktowymnlse,'n ma zapplacenie s26 karyYS,
pieniezznej.. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
G gloszenia,. q. m!liejskie,
-: Ia y. =
zAw1ADoM1EN1E o APL1KAcY1
NAT i !: s1Ko1RsKliiEGo IS
O L1cENsYE MA sPRzEDAz L1K1ERow

Zawaiadamia Vie niniejszem. 70 Mat. sikorski.
! fniasta 81 pewiatu, Winona, " stanie Mi
nnesots xiotyl dnia Is SwrzeSnia, 1905, pismienna
apllkacye d rekordera wspomnianego miasta q H.
censye ma sprzedak palonych 3truIk6w " poszcze-
rSlnjonem polo4eniu " mieScie Winona, spowiecie
Winons. " stanie Minnesota, znanem ! opisanem
lax nastepuje, n. p: w przednin lokalu. ma pier
WSasan.pietrxe drewntansgo budynku znaneso
Wspomniana aplikaeya omawiana bedzie ma
noeisdxeniu radY miejskiei, kt6re sic odbedzie "
fokalu fSdy miejskisj y budynku :nniejskim "
wSpnmnianem n1ie6cte dnia IS. pa4aziern. I. =.
ia05... q Ytodxf6ie 8: sswieexorem, W kt6fymt TO cza-
"a imieiscu mote sie stawie katdy: l sprzeciwiae
se Wydanfu takiej 1icensyi
=. Dane v wino3nua. MINI. %. wrzesnia, 1908.
PAUL A. JAsMER,
- Z a e., $50 ...%: Recorder. (.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
p O t e m i n i e :

Pc term i n i e . e
< --.Jak wypad} dzisiejszy termiinn..
- Bardzo lie, wpakowano mi 8
dnido wiezienia.
= Ado licha! No, to postaraj sig
abys m6gi kare te odsiedziec W
miesiacu grudniu. .. !.
Ola czego w1asnie W grud-
niu?
/ Bo many W tenczas najkr6t-
SIZE dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
~zAw1ADoM1EN1E o APL1KACN
!, PAWLA CIEsEwsKIEGO
LcENsYE MA sPRzEDAz L1K1ER6w

TZawiadamia sie nfniejsxem. Re Pawel 0iesewski
= !; missta / powiatu Winona / stanu Minnesota
zickyl dnia 28 wrzeaniH 19os.u rekordera wspom.
nlnego miasta pjSmienna aplikacye do zarzadr
WSpomniane1o miasta o licensye ma sprzeda4 pa.
trunk6w. Y wyszczeg6lnionem p~olo4enir
wtlmie6cie Wirona, Y powiecie Winona NV stanit
Minnesota, Enanean i opisanem jak nastepuje, MP
y przednim loxAlu M pierwszsm pietrze drewnia.
nero budynku. zaansgo pod mr.. B51 f. Plata -ul
.Wspomniana aplikacya bedzie omawiana m po-
siedzeniu rady lmieiskiei, kt6re sic cdbedzieE " To-
kllu rady mie3skiejw budynku mtejskim " wspo-
rode. 6. wiecxorenn, " kt6rym 70 cEasie | miejscu
note ~ sta1ik ka&dy ! bye przeeiwnyrn wydaniu
takiej licensyi
81 Dane " winof;s, Mimi. q. wrzesnia. 1908.
!, Il. PAUL A. JAsMER
~ .S Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

- C6ze6 taxi wystraszony, Mu-
niu!
A DO mi ciocia powiedziafa,,
~ prochu powstales'.. /.
IS: No vice coz? s..
/. -: No vice boje sig, zebyymm mic
w%ystrzelif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
FRASZKI.
~

Jest r6znic a. !.
-Helka! ME ciagnij kotki "a O
gon..
ia ale ciagne,sprosze mamusi
ia js tylko@t rzymam..L asonasssama,
ciagnie! 4:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

FRANCIszEK hEGoWsKI, "a
trudniony PREY robocie rzqedowej na
rzece, sgdy sic chcia} dosta6 \ ma sta
tex niedaleko mostu kolei burling-
tonskiej j przechodzi} pc dylu,
wpad} ". wode i z}amai sobie zebro:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

-. Tr-' = -.&"'"t - - II" z-f".f .'H |tNt.:-
CHkOPIEC .nazwiskiem: Woj-
CZECH Ta1aska, wsiadl " piatek vie
czorem ma !. pociaagg kolei No'rthwe-
stern, ,my6lac, ze sic znajduje ma
Burlington, kt6ry jedzie ma ma
wschodnia strone miasta, gdzie
-chcial odwiedzit swego OLGA. TAX
zabrano go az do St. Charles, a"ze
;konduktor my6laf, re ch}opiec zbiegll
= domu rodzicdw, stara} sic to, ze
nastepnym pociagiem ch}opca ode:
sfano z powrotem do Winony, gdzie
go odstawiono ma stacye policyjna,
=Tu sic wxszystko wydalo, eh}opca
zabraf ojciec do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
R e c " y. ::

II g czy -.
Czystylko ten p{yn naprawdes
.pomole ma moja lysine?
Q, panic dobrodziejua, recze
.sfowem, re pc kilkurazowem uzyciu,
odrosnie pan ak najdziksza maFpa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

lN,. 70 .HFt t.-HEE -gE @F--N-F Ef-St ~ -. -- =
Try [!:z,Jy mlL MES J
%prooenlt pc 4 Cd sta 7,
Iplatny stycznlia! l909
Cd w'1ss,zystkich depo7
Il J wan a,n b ~Ip[ie' ilP
4 dan Oh hIp x, !, i u i D
;dlnia III pll,as'Ez; add. |! sos a|)s3l,
" nnas lz'iY'm { Win[lo /, 4 x il 4.
ban / / K 81 j. ~!olsz,cz!e2,d1lInll,o )il--
I'll q Wilnnlo( non Savings y
Bank 5lEs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

:tl.s. III j 9 8 t r a da s.,..
iona pahska powinna .uzywad
wiele ruchu.
. Tax, panic doktorze, ale co
mann zrobic, kiedy ME chce wyjs6e
ma krok Z domu? 4
lDaj jej pan pieniedzy IA 81
knie j kapelusz, a zobaczysz, jaki
:bedzie biegaia pc skladach. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

WE wtorek, 80 ,wrze6nia, odje;-
cha} wiel. ks. proboszcz J. Pacholl=
ski z Bremen okretem Kaiser Will
helm H., kt6ry+przez wode tylko
lsiedem dni p1ynie. W Winonie spo-
dziewae sic MONA Wiel. ks. probo-
SEGA PREY kohcu przyszfego tygod,
MIA, tax oko}o 70. pazdziernika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

z POWODU explozyi lampy naf-
towel powsta} ogieh W domu Jana
Krusia W epiatek wieczorem. Szkoda
w~yrzadzona, by}a nieznaczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

W 81 K o / e - /.
Gent Ivy ME pozariy Da-
|niela?
Maly Janek. !.
-Pewnie byl w4a6nie piatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

w SRODE 0 pol etej " kosciellet5:
Nv. Stanislawa Kostki., odby}sssie
spogrzeb ] rok i 9<miesiecy starego
dzisciecia Grzegorza, synka Stani-
s}awa i Maryanny Muras6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

3
m.IEJSCOWE

GUBERNATOR John A. John,
son przyjechal do Winony Y po''niiets;
.dzialek wieczorem . 7:55 j wygglhos;
i'll move v hall Phnharmonicznej.
Cd lgo pazdziernika otwartaa % g,
stanie fila biblioteki " 4-tej war :.
die, skt6ra przez Gale lato byia zan-
knieta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

Pc dfuzszem Interchangeable zmarl..
v Srode ano Micha} Blank, liczyy1l.
.wieku 81 lat. Pogrzeb odby{ sig v.
.piatek . stej 2 ko6ciola 6w stanis}a-
wa Kostki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

P ods}u c hsa n !,
iona: Ty zawsze j wszedzie
wynajjdujesz tylko b}edy! q
Max: Masz racye. P'rzeciez W.
nalazfem ciebie!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-03
A GOOD PLACE WAITED HER.
A MarshaIItown Woman Has Pleas
ant Experience.

About two weeks ago a woman
slightly past middle age came into the
Times Republican office and stated
that she was looking for position rs
housekeeper. She explained that she
was a good hand With children, had
raised some of her own, and good
many for others. and while she was
not a professional nurse, had more
or less ability in that direction. She
thought that she might, however, find
a steady place as houSekeepcr. even
II the wages We're less. What she
wanted was a place that would seem
like home. but where she would he
willing to earn a respectable and de-
cent living. She didn't believe much in
Advertising but thought it might do
10 harm to try. The ad. man prepared
Il little ad. embodying her wants and
inserted ii two evenings IN the daily.
The woman did not call for nearly Il
week but at the end of that time
came into the office and in sort of
half apologize way asked if there We're
any answers. A look in the T.-R post
office disclosed not less than q dozen
replies to her advertisement. Tho
woman would hardly believe that the
letters were really meant for her. but
when told that they We're all hers
looked hopefully at them and then said
she guessed advertising was all right
in the Times Republican. A dozen or
more jobs to choose from.
If there is anything you want. don't
waste your time and money in search
ing for 1t by slow. laborious means.
Put little advertisement in the
Times Republican and if Your want is
a reasonable one it is pretty sure to be
supplied
Do you want help or employment?
Have you anything to sell or rent or is
there anything you wish to buy? If so,
send in your advertisement--the cost
is small