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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
LIKE Old FRIENDS
The Longer You Know Them the
Better You Like Them.

Doan's Kidney Pills never fail you.
Marion people know this.
Read this Marion case
Read how Doan's stood the test
For many years
ITS local testimony and can be
investigated.
Miss Ethel Smith, o. 12l Playground
ST., Marion, Ohio, says: 'Doan's Kid
ncy Pills proved of great benefit to
me as well as to other members of
the family, and | recommended them
through the local papers some FIVE
years ago. At this time | am even
more pleased to give them my en-
dorsement. ! had backaches. head
aches and other symptoms of kidney
trouble and when was told about
Doan's Kidney Pills, made up my
mind to try them. procured them at
Flockens drug store and had taken
them only a short time when my suf-
fering became thing OF the past.
During the years that have since
elapsed ! have remained in good
health"
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-NIilburn Co., Buffalo
New YorR, sole asenis for the Unit.
ed States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
HOME MISSIONARY
Society of lpworth will Render a
Program Thursday.

The Home Missionary Society =!
EiSCr,A NJ. T. church will hold It's
Regular monthly and quarterly So
cial in the lecture room OF the
church Thursday, Oct. 20, 1908 at
2:30 r. M.
Subject: The Treasury.
Song-"The Master is Calling
Devotional services led by Mrs. j.
~ Campbell.
Business session.
Leaflet entitled Forward by
Mrs. Dowler
Solo, Mrs. II. l.. Frank
Paper, The Treasury, Mrs. r. Mills
Discussion ''IHow Shall We Fill the
Auxiliary Treasury"
Praise service led by Mrs S. G.
Wright.
Conservation Hymn
All members ae requested to be
present Following their meeting Q
Chicken Pie supper will be served
in the basement of the church from
. to $ O'Clock p. NJ
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
Saloons Close for Good at
Eleven O'Clock
WILL SELL NEAR BEER
Numerous Saloons to Keep
Open and Handle Product
Cutters will Flow with Booze To-
night Some Shipped In to be
Rsffled off This Evening.

A 5000 fine can be imposed upon
any person who is prosecuted on a
charge of keeping intoxicating liquors
about his place of business. To-day
is the last day of weldon" in Ma
rion and the police have been well
occupied in giving the liquor dealers
the necessary instructions.
The draymen throughout the city
have been busy, in fact very busy
today in carting away the liquor from
the cellars and bar rooms OF the
various saloons If at o'clock to-
morrow morning bottle Of wniskey
or a pint OF beer is found In any bus
mess place, whether saloon, res
taurant or cigar store, even though
fer the private use of an individu-
al. the propriCtors of the place can
be prosecuted. Drug stores are ex-
ccpted in this law.
A saloon man today stated that
despite the fact that the town Is not
yet dry, that he is selling more OF
the near beer" product than any
thing else in his place of business.
This 'near beer dope Is of some
class and there is no reason why
any of us should be compelled to
give up our locations declared this
certain liquor dealer.
At eleven o'clock tonight, the lid
will be clampcd on tight and the
police say that they will enforce the
laws from the beginning. Extra pre-
cautions will be taken tonight to
stop drunkenness on the strests. Some
saloonmen will dump booze in the
cutters at the closing time II any is
left. Much has been shipped In 10
be rafflod off tonight. The "nelr
beer" places will keep open on sun
day.
Twelve Marion county liquor
dealers visited the auditors office
today and surrendered their licenses,
receiving the advance taxes which
were due them The dealers who
went out Ct business today are as
follows: Mike Rider, Prospect; r..
b. Cleveland and son of AgOsta; AL
ameda D,stilling company, of North
Main street, this city; l.. Arquette,
of West Center street; John p. Breen
Of the union depot eating house:
NJ ]. Burke, of North Main street;
Fettcr and Knickle, south Main
street: Kentucky Liquor company,
North Main street. Edward Molloy'
of North Main Mozier and Ram
roth, Ben Mo4ier ana Miller and
Kalkbrenner, all of North Main
street.
The majority OF the above named
moprictors have expressed their in
tentions of holding their rooms and
selling near beer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
PROSPECT IS
OUT EN- MASSE
Much Enthusiasm at Big
Democratic Ralley.
VICTORY IN THE AIR
Drum Corp with Stirring
Music Arouses Patriotism
Bryan, Harmon, Campbell aud
Others are Cheered Big Meeting
at Caledonia Tonight.

Prospect Witnessed one oil the
grcJtcst campaign meetings Of It's
history Tuesday evening when more
than thousand Democrats from the
southern part OF the county gath
cred in the village to hear the is
sues of the campaign discussed by
lion. w. p. Molorey Hon. W. T.
smith. Hon. S. A. Hoskins Of Wap-
akoucta and Hon, Patrick oShan'
messy, Of Chicago.
Quite early in the evening it be-
came apparent mat there was some
thing doing in the village. Farmers
from surrounding territory began
arriving In numbers and by seven
clock the streets OF the town
were crowded; the hitching room
had all been taken; two bands were
on the streets there WIS p,enty ~
music; everyone was I'm good humor
aud only awaiting the hour for tho
.epoechmaking to begin. At 7.3O the
special car which was run from this
city arrived with almost one hun.
dred enthusiastic Democrats aboard
A drum corps accompanied the
Marionites and to tho same strRins
TO which the soldiers marched 10
war in the time of the Revolution,
the Democrats marched on to The
day when political independence will
be declared on next Tuesday In
Revolutionary times King George
sought to dictate 70 the American
people and in the days of 1903 King
Ted has attempted the sam" thing
The people rebelled in 1916 end
they are going to rebel in 1908
Immediately after the arrival OF
the Marion delegation, rarade was
made through the PRINCIPAL part OF
the town and the crcwd packed and
iammed into the oraro house. Every
seat was taken and standing room
was at "A premium. W. P Nolonev
acted Ps chairman OF the meeting
and introduced the speakers of the
eycniuy w r. Smith. Mr.. Hoskins
and Mr.. OSchannessy divided the
time until 1880 o'clock in a dis.
cussion of the state and national
issues which one before the voters
for solution. The only interruption
Of the evening was made when
the audience frequently broke ints
rounds Of applause, the kind of
interruption which a public speak
er courts. Every mention OF the
name of William Jennings Bryoa
and Judson Harmon was greeted
with enthusiasm and Carr G. An
derson and Hon. Jones +. Camp
bell came in fer their share when
they We're referred to as the man
who would assist Mr. Bryan in
carrying out and enforcing his poll
cies.
The Marion crowd returned on
a special interurban car, arriving
in the city shortly after eleye7
o'clock.
The next big meetig Of the cam
paign will be held in Caledonia, this
evening, when Hon. w. r. Smith
Hon, b G, Young aud Hon. VIII
lam p. Black Of Chicago, will de-
liver addresses, The campaign viii
close in this city next saturday
evening when Hon Atlee Pomerine
OF Canton, Hon. r 5. Hogan, Demo
cratic candidate for attorney gen
eral and Hon AZ r. Smith present
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
SMALL BLAZE
Calls Out Departments to North
s Main Street.

The central, west end and Huber
ilre departments We're called out
shortly after five O'Clock last even
ing by an alarm from box No. SO.
The cause OF the excitement was Il
small blaze at the apartments OF
Lima Brothers on North Main street
"A spark from match ignited a
mattress in an upstairs bed room
and tor time II appeared as though
the entire block was on fire. The
departments used only chemicals in
extinguishing the blaze. The dam
age did not evceed $50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
Iss ss,..' "," KLEINMAIERS 'ss ss,..; Me-"
REST OF the week SPECIALS.
CHlLDREN'S OVERCOATS,

Russian style, heavy seal
brown cloth, with wide tan
stripe, do uble breasted, but
tOning snugly to throat, with
eagle and stars embroidered
in silk on sleeve, maxine a
very snowy little Coat. The
Price?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
Roilroa> 1lorse

Captain Roush, of the Erie poll
fuiue, came TO this city irvm Day
ton Tuesday evening, and while he {
made investigation ;n.o the tgnung
affair, which occdlTed at the C. 4
e. eating house, between rfle de-
tectiyes Curry and HostcIter sunday
evening. Ronsh confirmed his s,ate-
ment that Hostetter Is dismissed from
the service and Thomas Griffin
former yard master at this po.nt,
has been appointed to succeed hum.
The appointment is said TO be tempo
rary, depending upon the action OF
Griffin. Curry viii be retained in the
service.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
BOYS OVfRtOATS,
9 to 10 years.

We've an uDuSualIy good
value in a Wooden Mixed
Brown and Back club check
ed materials, shoe top length,
fancy cuffs, good quality vel
vet collar lined, equallins S5
and SO coats elsewhere. The
Price?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
Funeral Services

Funeral services will be held over
the remains OF Mrs. jeanette An
drews, who died yesterday as the
result OF burns, at four o'clock to
day at the home ot her daughter,
Mrs. G.. S. Scribner OF east Cente.
street. Services viii be private ard
the body will be sent to Detroit
Thursday morning for buria'.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ l.. Rice of De-
troit, ead Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. HaveI
of Wyandot Michigan, are here for
the oDsequies.
Just received ear of choice green
Ing apples that we will sell at S2.75
per bbl. for few days.
1T CHAS. TURNER & co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
=plLEsl CURED IN 6 To1iDAYs

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protrudng piles in 6 TO
IA days or money refunded. soc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
To Stop Flow Of Blood.

To stop the flow Of blood bind the
wound with cobwebs and brown sugar
pressed on like lint or with fine dust
of tea, When the blood ceases to flow
apply laudanum.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

IIollisters Rocky Mountain Tea new
err fails to ton9 the stomach, regulate
the kidneys, stimulate the liver and
cleanse the blood A great tonlc and
muscle producing remedy. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets,
E,locken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

When you think Of shoes or rub
bers, as your noishbors do, see Beat
ty G. Long at once. 1T
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

Once tricd you will ugc no other.
B Pride Flour better than ever, Try
1t. You will use no other. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
Some Genuine
Moneybak Silks
Underpriced

The Quarterly style books
from the Ladies Home
Journal are here-rhey are
the largest and most attrac-
tive they have ever brought
out-2oc EACH with a 6f-
teen cent pattern each.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

Don't ask for q sack Of Flour. say
B Pride Flour. Any grocer. Ask
your neighbUr, she knows.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

"Natue shape shoes--the kind
that ht--for men, women and child
rem, are sold by Beatty & Long. IT.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

Fancy home grown potatoes, 75c
per Dushcl In . bushel lots.
NJ CHAS. TURNER G. co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

The Hooking Valley road officials
have entered complaint to local
employees in regard to the delay which
Is frequently caused to passenger
trains at this point. IA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

All hunting positively forbidden on
the lands of G.. w. Hill and brothers.
1O-26-3tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

Beatty & Long sell good stylish
shoes at prices that don't ''strain'
you TO buy-cash buying ana selling
does it-you save money. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

p Pride Of Marion. The name
tells the story. B for Best in town
Ask the grocer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

A severe political encounter Oc
Cured al the local Union station
Tuesday afternoon, ana as a resul, OF
the pugilistir tendencies on the part
OF the participants botn were lady
bruised. TWO brakemen began the
dispute and the result was c!o-e
battle in which both were injured
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
$4.00
MEMS OVERCOATS.

Ifyou want a mighty good
quality and a coat that will
wear you we'll fer the price,
you must come here and see
our special values thai You
would be willing 20 pay $l2
for, that we're selling az
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
The Warner 6 Edward, Store.
Dependable
Black Silks
Underpriced

Peau-dc -Cygne z7.ih wide a
very soft satin finish QEn
fabric ric----------------u uuu
Peau- -de-Suie for wraps and
seperate skirts sayard CT 0E
wide------ -------- UtsZJ
Satin Libcrty-A yard wide
Nothing more SER Cl En
vicable ------ ------ 0IuJu
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

representative from Merton county,
will speak. This meeting will be
especially for workIngmen and will
be OF interest to them for the rea-
son that Mr. Pomerine. member
of the tax commission in Ohio will
speak upon the teMatlon question.
Let us sell you a bbl of choice
grcening apples at s2.75 for your
winter use. Nothing better than
greening.
II CHAS. TURNER & co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

The wreck which occurred in the
local Pennsylvania yards Tuesday
morning has been cleared away in
good shape and the crew will return
to Grogan this evening Traffic has
not in any way beea seriously incon-
yenienccd.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

Every sack the same, today next
week, and next month. B Pride Flour
for sale at every grocery. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
$500
BOYS HIGH TOP SHOES.

UNA y IIANA AWH VAAVNJ'
Kangaroo calf, Blucher cut,
with heavy leather Il a p +,
double buckied across top,
double sOled 10 heel, heavy
tipped toe, that will stand
all Kinds Of rough Kicks. The
Price,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

This morning at half past eigh
funeral mess was said at ST Mary
tatholic church over the remains
Of the late Michael Clary. Rev
Father Denning officiating. Burial
was made in st. Mery's cemetery
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

Try the Mirror Want Column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28
$1,000

MEMS HIGH TOP SHOES.
- iuhigh topped Kangaroo calf,
Blucber cut doubled snlod To- heel,
shank, bellows tongue,
back stave from heol 70 top max
ing the back rip proof, heavy flap
at top with double buckle, a great
value. The Price,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-28

si5.oO is our price of the hest s2O.O 90
suit shown. LUDWIG'S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
.S'mierc nieWinlnl7l,esgo
i smierc zab6jcy

w zimie 1776 roku kilka
zolnierzy Moskali s%chizmaty--
k6w, spotkalo maiego pastu-
ska katolika, kt6ry liberal
drzewo v leslie. Otoczyli go
doko}a, iipytali jakiej Jest re-
ligii?
$500 Jestem katolikiem
~odpoW1iieevdzia1 smialo chic
piec i bez wahania. Zolnie
re pras,Waoslawnii zadali ably
sic przezegnalsn ma ich spo.s6b,,
sto Jest dotknawszY rekkaa eco = J.
Ia j piiersi, przylozyl il mai
sprz66d do prawego raalmie-
nia, 4 potemdo lexego, pod
czas gdyw iacifsIkiimns eob,lr'zaRd5.-
=ku dotyka siereka pi'efrlAWFej
leWego apotem prawego re-
mienia. "a r6znica Wformie'
rob,iienliia ,znnaklu krzyyazia y
iestiedna zeWlletrznychsE
.oznak acknowledgement Tza-
deka=greck od }acihskiego;5
Moskale zas, odszczepiA6vcy
ssaodspra#dlziWego Koscio1a ka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

lmu u s35ppasid1s.t;wga f ~ 81 All l.'s
New t',g City, baaWiionr q, sie W,'zl'ot woo
roWo azpozno w noe. No --5
Wozefcom Szczes6 Bozel 81
Wyczyta}eemnls " kZocrl'elaapon
dencyi Z Texas, ze tam az DO
.ciany:klekoca mad doma g
:pozostawiaja czasem c,hE,:ll,opca.
40 zn6w dziewcze; . tn pooh
.walic pie moge,. ze nla log bo'-
cilaInY przescigaja v podarun-
k * te v Texas, DO ;ak
nadlecial jeden do pa,lnraa
Jana K,losa, to wyklekotal az.
'dw6ch tegich syn6W, kt6-
rYch ojciec wychowa nj. ma to-
gich wiarus6w. Matkaichlop-
.cy SO zdrowi j v dobrYm hui
.morze. Pan ]. Kios jest to-
raz ojcem "a. dzieci.
J. "A. ROMBALSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
PoWietrze a nasze zdro-
vie.

E6EE~ rtt aw.Et -&r'La -Llf#aH ,EElt" 5A=uEf5 ,. ET"L
Zdrowie jest naiwiekszym1
,skarbem czlowieka ma ziemi,
majacym wiecej ceny, ami
1zeli bogactwa. Jedynie clio
wick zdrowy moze Z zami}o-
waniem j checia pracowac,
.cieszy6 sic SVEN zyciem. I
.dlatego jak ,obowiazkiemn
~czlowieka jest zachoWaniee
czystosci duszy, tax samo
jego Jest zacho-
EWanie czystosci j zdrowia
:ciala. Tymczasem wielu ma
raza swe zdro vie v garygod--
~ spos6b przez lekkommiyy6ll-
Tub nie6wiadomosc j
p6znieejj .cierpie6 q usi smut
ne tego lnnastepstWa
C,zyste, swieze powie91t;rz'et.
jest n~ieodzownyym warulnn A..
klein utrzymania ztdroWia..S
e. Pl'otolWyitettrze wsciagaaml,,Jy, Dc plu,'ct,
gdziite, g spotyka Gle. ono zkrwia
.;Zuzyty wegliik kt6ry krew :
nlnaljjd'taalltslz,yy,c,hl= !. k s. l 4 4 sls sclia1aI
slproWadza DO pluc, LACEY siie
taallmEl1zl!e, Z wdychanym l; ks,Wasos
.rodemai przez oddych'allnlii,esII
opuszcza pplut III SPow i IL = i
tenn lle,psze jest, . ia Wgiieac'eejj
iW7laaW,yiiera kkwast1orlyol,dlu as Tent Az
czystsze. Maio,: kkWasoroduu
zaWiielrajja m,ii,ejisca zam 81 klnliiete,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
.ZaWiadomienie q. W'll1-blnlllyyc s Il;
Cz1onkl6W Stolw1,aar'z,ysslzl'e |'lllIlalllI
Xxx. Pol. W AnleTyce.

Roczne posiedzenie ssSsgtowarrzy
.szenia Xxx. Pol. v Amersyce'''Sfoddshaasa.
die sic v srode. dnia sggoo lipcsa SIS
Il, plebaniiii wziiel. ks. "A. Babiihhss g,
go, " Superior Wis.Wa4.gnosts
lsagp,raw j j iinnte.lr'eesss6ddW,N, ttyyczaecyyeclh sie eI Z
Bra ! roazwojju stowarsz5yspz .sl,'lll lsy Y
maya jak najjliicznl eejjsszzeggoo zzersoona
'dzenia Die W-bnych Cz s|',rldw ,dgE,.'
.przyna;jjmm1n,iieej pisdmnniiefnnaneggo nadea M
MA a ss,w,ych pogladdw wsnpioslktdwslvi
razie niiemnl,ozieb anlodciii osoo 'l'flteg
.bb.yEcciia. ;5sSasa|
KS. JAN 81. GUzlD II n
~ 81 y
Browpseerrsyyiille, MINI sssSkS S
a. i Czesrfw,c,aa 1905. ls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
INDEPENDENCE wis,

rF-.-& r,
Dnia logo ezerwcaspoblogoss-
lawil Wiel. ks, a Cara
zwiazek malzedski wdowca,
pana Ign1a..yc q, j Grz q Z WI Y
nony = wdowa panic. Mary
anna K iiE't' nq tl,i' pa.
rrafffiiisttSllu,bb 5,o' '1Il1 I: sic Y kos kos:
c,iie,le, sfw. R'olttra'1s i. Pl '''''''lst Y
independence. D1rukbami By
p. Jan a RE'o1oml,boalgslk q. :
Indlepenr1.. Felix / Ralo1lm Rom I. Z
;W1iiln1to,n1y, /, = brac 81 ]. ml ~ % "a
ri d u l':'llsl1Hl ri: pani IS Ge ( -.
.,d d R,o n, y y a2zzIEna,diliep'esnl der
.ce psan,iii II. I Ss s. q q .5l Kll,o K
wujnsa,, PAM mlli y l](E'i Po ,( Stu
bie, odlllbt'.yllllo1l5f sic IS e1wesele v 4 Dc,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

Ns.GB&Sa&E
wycho3td1[z,,iilliils ;;sd g :,ndtl=I'1
VII letniite,mnl,d1 synnieowsi
W,i.llfr'e,dlow azeby nllo,d5lszzyc1h.
Ebraalc,lis ulbral j "a IL szlk,oly 20 q
prowadziI.. W1iillfried u 1Il,l,l
dice, aiptoteeml odszedl DO in
5nego pokoju po swoie ks 81
Ii. Kie,pdly powr6cil, ME "a,
tstaiWtszY braci, sadzi1, i poszfi
:naprz6d. U ida sic przeto. sam i
Do szgoly, . kiedy mad vie
czsolrem11 powr6ci}, d d a
sic, ze,: bracia jego zn ii. be-
3wie6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
CHICAGO, I'LL. Ma zacho

CHICAGO, ILL. Ma zacho.
stronie miasta urzedni-
'cy miejscy kontrolowali wczo.
raj rome lokale, W kt6rych
sprzedaja lody Gee creamy j
.inne tym podobne specyafy.
Rezultaty tel kontroli ME We
sole. Okaza}o sic, ze W maj
wiekszej liczbie "wzor6w"
.owych lod6w analiza chemi-
czna wykazala mniej jak 5
procent masEa, g,ly przepisy
snakazuja, by go bylo najmniej
II procent, cato bylo wsze-
die ogromnie wiele ze)aty-
ny, k%rochmalu j barwik6w.
:nadto wiele lokal6w pozosta
wiaio bardzo wiele do zycze-
MIA wzgledem czystosci.
We wszystkich tych wypad.
kach energicznie wkroczy
prawo, a W danym razie Cd
wolane niesumiennym 10
|dziarzom" beda ich licenye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
'-L- - - 90 - ~, g-~ ~ a.-" p. IT, NJ .+.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.,
Wielkie zaniepokojenie wy
wolaf tn fakt, re pred 10
dniami W tajemniczy spos6b
zagineli bez wie6ci trzej 60
scie jednego z pierwszorze.
hotel6w tutejszych. r.
ME razchodzi sic 0 ich ucie
czke celem unikniecis zapla-
cenia rachunku, wynika stad,
il r%uchomo6ci ich " hotelu
pozostawione, maja warto6t
znaczna. Jednym 2 mich jest
podr6zujacy agent handlowy
2 Chicago, n. S. Dewey, re-
prezentant firmly handlujacej
.meblami. Przybyl on doshote-
III ~ maja. Drugim Jest An
gliik N. Howard, kr6ry PREY
bYl do hotelu pred 10 dnia-
rTts ~ H. .E-E -sEEa-E&Ii. %tZtEEls zEGas3.St = ~ -.
mi zaraz %pierwszego dnia
zz'n,ii.kLl, lm,1ia!jac $4,000 v kiesze.
ri. Trzecim Jest n'iejakiN. T.
Thompson Ocean Park.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

" kt6rychsd lu5szy cszaas vie
..kksza. liict ,azt l1u1dsi prze,byWa..
QsdSwiezye MONA ,1ledira powieettlrl'z'.e,
przewietrzania.#
PowietIze zanieczyszczaa
/ sic pylemlf', dym rlnlar wssy'zzies--
wami, gazem zarazzkksa i
Observation-Disclosures Pyl o.
liczny, kt6ry dostaie sie Do Do
.mlieszka6, ME Jest jesz-
.cze nainiebezpiecz "a;
:Szkoedliwszym Jest py}, kts-
~ " fabrykach walr'sz,,'
tatach powstaje, 9 ., kt6.
~ ciaglelm.ll o,dld]zzii'aa]lywanr,ile''mn
ma pluca ~organizmnowi n ''sz' i
mu ME male Wyrzadzsa''fst'Zlslkz'oo--'
5dy. Dym jake tez gay z
piec6w j komin6w 2 pow,o..
du trujacych w~lasciWo'sEtc l'i
SO bardzo szkod]iwymi. Wy
..ziewy i gazy, zanieczyszczaja-.
CO powietrze pochodza z US
tep6w j gnojowni, 2 mocza-
row, 2 zak1ad6w p%rzemys1o.
,w,,ych, z rur g%azowych a tax :
:ze 2 pluc innych os6b, pre-
bywajacych " tych samych.
miejscach zamknietych. Wy
dechane 2 pfuc zuzyte po-
wietrze przenie6c moze zaraz-
XII chorobotw6rcze take ma
inne osoby.
Cz1owiek odzywia sic ME-
tylko ~pozywieniem ale take
i to. " wielkiej czesci wdy-
.chanem powietrzem. Praw-
Driven jest zdanie: Czyste
powietfze jest polowa pozY-
vienna. Niema wiekszego
trwoniciela mad tego, kt6ry
nieczyste ~powietrze oddycha
jac, zamyka 2 oszczednosc1
szczelnie drzwi okna. Czy-
ste powietrze 6grzews sic lei;
zuziyte pozostaje zimnem. A
Ewiec otwieraj czesto okna!
take " zimie. Wyzsza tenn %,
peratura " mieszkaniach pc.
woduje zaziebienie ; zniewie-
scialosc. Ogrzane pokoje Wy.
m,a,lgaja tam wiecej 6wiezego
powietrza. Me obawiaj sic, ze
przez czeste otwieranie okien
utracisz wiele ciep}al
Unikac nalezy przepelnie.
MIA sypial6. Take uwazal
pilnie ma schludnosc miejse
ustepowych. Jezeli po]awily
sic zakazne choroby, nalezy
ustepy desinfekcyonowac, t,
IN. zarazki zabi6. w tym &C.
lu bierze siesfunt wltryolu ma
Is THROW wody aldo nieczy-
szczony karbol rozpuszctzolny
" wod2ie, kt6ry otrzymaat
MONA " drogeryilu apiece
s p}ynem tym nalezy ustepy
wyplukac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
ST, PAUL, MINI, Guber.

4 ST, PAUL, Mimi Mimi, Guber-
nator johnson oklosil list
W kt6rym oznaj mia,
ze: ME bedzie pod zadnym
warunkiem ponownie handy
datem ma gubernatora j ma:
wet gdybym no
minacye ofiarowano, musial--
by ia odrzucic, gdyz z zasady
Jest rrzeci WY pelnieniu ia.
kiego urzedu przez try ter
.miilny. 9 rzedu:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
lr. ltf ETys-&E ~ .a
Arcadia, Wis, May 90, 1908,

Arcadia, Wis, May %, 1905,
We the undersigned have known
Thomas Slaby during the last IS
years and know his. reputation in
this community where, he has lived
and done business during that IL
me. He is a temperate, industrious,
law abiding citizen, entitled, as we
believe, to the confidence and es-
TEEN Of all. people. He does not fire.
:quent saloons, pays his honest debts,
and as we believe, deals honorably
with all people, - and we most
.cheerfully recommend him, as a
worthy man.