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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Savtgasors vn the Great Lakes J
Interested ! IN an experiment noT l*~
gn- fnade ~ White Lake ~ Lake
Michigan. The work Ia y boat raising
feat-~to Gsgt a big stearnar, the state
Of Michigan. formerly ~ the Berry
line. out of G0 : ( ~ water IN Lake
Mlchtga~ /, il being carried on by
rerna do Stand. of Chicago = "
The experiment IL successful. salvage
poratlons oa the chain of lakes viii
take cal rene NsSi interst stand pro-
poses 10 raise the sunken steamer by
means ~ foAr huse buoys, eaea 10 feet
lon. and IA feet in diameter. The
haays arc IT metal. and II IL pslFsrts*e,
10 tll them with gas aud sink them
/ under parts az the submerged boat
The surface az the lake being reached
the water Will i've pumped out % sh'
hnll and the craft sAsei for furthei
NH~se.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
A Remarkable Church.

At Stivichall, near Coventry, Eng
there is a unique place OF wor-
ship. In 1910 John Green, a stoneina-
son Of a strongly religious turn OF
mind, laid the first stone OF the edlnce'
and seven years later he completed the
building. In all that time he had as
distance from no one, doing all the
work with his own hands until the
church was ready for its interior Mt
tings. Wooden and even brick build
,ngs erected by one or two men are
not but this Is the only
structure in England and probably IN
the world of which every stone was
laid by one man. The building ecom
medates quite a large congregation
and the church derives a coesideraoie
revenue from the contributions VI
slghtseers who are drawn to the piacs
through curiosity
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Ths readers al ffsiw pap~t wNU - pAe*t
III beagn gsaAf fhssr Ii a. t~ast assH M
sg4ss Sc that xsfnmes aas t@em @AM ~
In All tsa stages ana flsaf - t@tstFa $50
fatAKra kaFw ss ta~ ssiy EsF@aftR~ *aasssA
1rawo ~ tb~ ~passtsa4 trassgastg GAtsfFN
A1gug a eunatitatteast Atssaes4 fssasss*N !
constitutional treatment : 1laNs
tste "a faAsa inf~t aasAs. sstth2 Wz.Natr
ugssm the hsa.aa sas Fas@asls satf*ss* 81 sm,
~ sfens. fis~tsay a@sa Fas8ux tAH fpsnt&ttkS ~
80 a4.eaa~. 4sssa Kgvin1 che psstsMf sKFTnsAa
rs h~aiiatns SO tss estassItasaaa sHa @s3
ing nAfaY~ ia ialax an @@Fk lie Pf@RftE
ssFe aays 80 saNeA fasfh IN IL Tafattsr 49,
sFs taat itss oTsf uss lssaas~a afsstsss y,
.rs ,mse fhaf IL fails 10 easw, Nssad f9f ass
III fesstaausstai* -
address n a. CHENEY 4 co. rsseaa. "
sas8 Us all I,gagEtssss sSFs
1sks tialfs Iansslg ftla fSf seussaF&as"a
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
COIN SWEATING.


eo faso Disuse,
Closely allied - the making OF caun.
terfeit coins and usually combined
with that nefarious trade is what is
known as Sweating" which requires
considerable skill to accomplish sue
cessfully. A rubber mold Is used, into
which a gold coin is to be sweated is in
tro,iuccd ard held with n clip.
Copper wires having been adjusted
the coin Is Immersed in Il bath OF
cyanide of potassium and an electric
battery set going. The action Of the
electricity upon the coin in the acid
uniformly swcats the metal-that is tc
say, causes so much of it to become
detached. This process is gone through
with a large number of coins. and the
gold deposit thus obtained is extracted
from the acid.
1t Is for the purpose ef detecting the
existence OF such reduced coins that
bankers weigh cold coins in a balance,
and If one Is in the scale il will imme-
diately be shown by the indicator. The
light coin is then taken out. and what
ever the shortage represents that
amount the customer viii have te
make up or be fined.
But, all things considered, sweating
is but a poor business, says n. L
Adams In his interesting book. "Tht
Story OF Crime" and evidently II \
thought so by the criminal fraternity
for it has dwindled to a mere nothing
A sovereign weighs 1232Ii41 grains
and the limit Of error in the weight Il
. of a grain. from which 1t ma,
readily be gathered that sweating can
not now be a very lucrative business
London Tit-Bits.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Officials OF the Department OF Agri
culture have been collecting data re-
garsiing the factors which affect the
fertility Of eggs. the question having
been carefully studied at a number OF
experiment stations In the United
States and elsewhere.
Toe warm quarters for laying stock
and overlooking are commonly believed
TO exercise an uhfayorable influence on
egg fertility. "a well as does a cold sea
son. The way eggs are handled or
stored Is also believed to affect the pro-
portion which will hatch as win also
the conditions under which incubation
occurs.
The yi-or and character OF the par
ent stock and the length Of time the
male bird has been with the fock are
also important questions with respect
10 egg fertility. AT the outset IL should
be pointed out that fertility and hatch
ability are not necessarily identical
An egg may be fertile and still the
germ does not have SUFFICIENT vitality to
produce a healthy chick under the or.
binary conditions OF incubation. In a
series OF incubator experiments at the
Rhode Island station OF SGT eggs test
ed, So per cent were found to be fertile
while only ~ per cent Of the fertile
eggs, or 3s.6 per cent Of the total nnm
Der OF eggs. Matched under the condi
fgapa ~ the Tests
The various observations made. while
not entirely conclusive. indicate that II
order to secnre fertile eggs which vii
hatch. the laying stock must not be KEEP
In very warm quarters OF oyerfed; tn
males must be kept with the hens con
~tinuon.ly and that only eggs should b
used which are produced after the NAL
has been with the hen several days
Only few fowls from very vigorou
parent STOCK and those known to pre-
luce d high percentage Of fertile egg
thers vary widely In this respect
should be used the hens should be al
lowed n rest after each laying period
! while the eggs should BIZ handled care
III rgliy. not subjected to extremes OF ten
peratlre In storing ard used OILY whe,
comparatively fresh-Pralrie Farmer
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

The tfuiir1 STATES weather. bureau
has slenhvi that the coming y tie ss''''
nox brings With II 4 storm .he
lief. IL SAYS. that the I'D fashioned psv
ME nat i'm this tlaetFY ~ all misplaced.
ANY big storm il4at haitssns to tsspF
within d mastk ~ two " ihs' time p 2
the s4n II crossing the Tue, say the
weather n,etl. II dignlfssi by the name
Of se%aulnostsat storm. when. IA q
matter OF fact. there Is generally some
atmospheric disturbance every w's~sk nc
two. and those that cecur about fhe
time or tho equinox are Just thktng
their turn and are not the result or tbs
crossing OF the San.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Ilaw anay Egas wna "a lien Las

IEav Nnas haas VIII a Hen Ia
Here j. what Professor Graham said
about egg production r~g~vntis 50 the
students ~ the Ontario Agricultural
College az Guelph
II ind II d very difficult matter -
get sn accurate Idea 81 The number -
eggs that the average hem In the PROV
ince Of Ontario produces IN a year l
am very much inclined 80 believe that
the average hen docs not produss'
eighty eggs I'm twelve months. ! b.
lieve that the average hen at the aver,
age experiment station does not pro
duCe 10 eggs per year. One would eT
pect that Mt the various experiment
stations and colleges which are sTaf-
| tered over the United states and ian
ada they would probably get as good
an average production IA on the
poultry farm. They have many cotsal-
lions present which are not present OH
the average farm. and they have other
conditions that are probably more IA
vorablc. Considering all things. we
should ret somewhere near the aver
age production al the experiment sta
ton.
II have Genie TO the conclusion that
the average production Is somewhere
ahout 100 eggs. AZ the Malne station
they had = production ~ 40 eggs fsr
hen on an average. They have been
working on the trap nest system for q
number Of years, and. as far ms | know,
their record last year was ia eggs per
hen. which means that they had q
gain of about fourteen eggs per her
over earlier records. ! think that 1og
sn produce a wonderful improvement
by selection IN the first one or TIVE
wears. AMI after that progress become
slow. You must have q great many
conditions favorable to make advance
ment From what Professor Gowel
has told me. they had not ustsi an,
males in their breeding pens that hav'
not been produced from hens that PRO
duce 100 Eggs per hen per year. Al
the hens In their breeding pens haY
been bred frou hens that laid 100 egg
Per year. SD they might he terme'
strong producers. No hen Ii used 10
breeding purposes until after her -
' record has been kept for tNely
months"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
BAHfsHED THE BORE.
a Remedy rAa ua psseA HIS
Ard.s fos Atsltmg.

Ard.s Eos Sttttmgs
The head II n bureau In an insgor-
tanf government dstaftfpstt has long
been afflicted with a friend who calls
ugson him regularly and siss down and
sits ard sits and gass on sitting TIL
assault and battery becomes n -irtaf.
The ether das this s.siensary bore was
In the full exercise u his functions
when suddenly the oficial. who hasi
beer sc~ru,lninxing him closely. cried Il
knew IL | vas sure Of NJ Coffound
tEesse offlc. boys, with their tricks Oh
strn nger~s They've been putting glue
on your chair sgn In. Ill. Jimmie. bring
a sr.,nge aud q pail Of water And
pr.s~lnx Wiih ali hts weight on the
shoulders of his victim to keep bias
dnwn n. be continued Don't stir you'd
tear the cloth sure. Nothing 10 hals 80
adhesive az glue GO y cane seat chair
Here johnnie. nsoisteu this gentleman
NJ, thar we can get hlui loose. IssH !
s,aare tue water the eioth sonf shrsnA
| or fade fhw faithful uae~s*px*f
usmsyS. ansl " hen shs aI~FaiIon In fssss'
Guided tiss ~ofsi.lal cnt,sf sarfs the sislfsgy
Ia the ss~gr ard fssis him farewell, with
the retnark Perhaps fuss want to hur
r, bons. aud efsatage your clothing. 80
Won, keep goa s.aasiby. blsrs yssa II
,utir trousers aFs ~~fwalpsi. let ine know
| aid III stnf, tias pries VI sheua ouf o'
tn. l,as ~ is.e Internal Ssnundrrs II
sun Dad out who he wss. and To tina
sa~k will devote all iile energies o
ny lifetime aud the whole maehitser.
Of fhs ss~sernlfsetf t:a3siIby~. Tn
asnlsslreEs / tI1stughs fur ssv<vas sias'
ta,st that there Was something wrong
Ills rr.sfsd gees like th* visions .
,.u,a never Ia return ~Argonaut.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

iae ps
sfwles almost 0a ar
siyarp patas tTe
knlge glsrASss v"aat
catch nse VA gAe sNA
I'd finally GA alta X
og grip eft nas With q
c constant as F1ts&
hasaache. paans n I'D
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Nv n Narrow Margin.

you're all out of breath" said moo
dies What have you been dolnsf
Been running a race. painted Aroup.
ION a hot day like this? what torf
..To-er-deeide who was going TO pay
for the dinner"
did you winF"
Yes, by the skin OF my teeth
"Who was the other fellow:
"He was-well, he was the proprietor
If the restaurant. l managed TO lose him
In the crowd just az be was about TO
make Z grab for me."-Chicago Tribune.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
n, 3efsuIs.

"rces vossr h4f~t,ana ever praise yons
cooking. rtvtAa s<lsd sar soans wlss =
elderly saN
-. yts, ,as;e4 sant}sF
+Nras .ASts s saY ea he da~-
vNel kp stafsa say faStfh. yea
Anua. l4s | an asSess ,rii ~aen tsa.
cosk.rs please. han. lie dosa.a's sweas
- Sc
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Conservation of natural resources
and prevention Of waste are tive sub
iects that 20 together. Conservation
Of forests. for example. means thar
they should net be cut faster than need
ed. The stoppa=e OF waste Is q corol-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Ma other medicine has lssn -
4esf1l is rrlnsging Tbs Snfsa ling
ssetttest or received sss ifsasay gse1p
ia h. s4iguaAnlals as laas Lydia -
.aAharn's Vegetable ComressrsA.
La uYefy gxaGasaalsy ytsss VIII IN
aggwsn " 1ass have keen rwssnfvd ~
slth hy Lydia T. ptukhanss Veg
salsln tsgwfaHgIal. Aifsgsst eveFy
So ssgu fs et has either lxvsa a~af1e-
tel Ivy ii, or las friends ~tsu aAAve.
ln tbs Isukham Laboratory ~
Trars. Mass. any wssusanassyday may
q tilr gsies containing over ufse NIL
sn CTS hafWInsi thousand ksttsr4
gs5sl wssErn asking health. An0
lrfr are tlns letters In wIaish they
ss.fsls state ever tlrif own atsYsa~
agv.s that they warr cured fsv Lyalo
/. ianklaanass Vegetables Compound.
India t. Ifnkhamss Nsgetahl6
unpsyafad has sawed many women
rom ssaFgfssA uE. ratloass~
I.yslsA +. i1mklaam's Vegetable
~ututssrusi Y made from rsxsfa and
ser, without drugs, and b wissiA~
slgss and harmless.
The sess~sstl why lydia +. Pink
ANS Vegetable Compound Ii -
~uNrrssful ii lx.sasase n contains In
nsllents which at directly uTxsn
lua feminine organism. restoring \
ID d healthy normal condition
Nufnsn who are suffering from
hose distressing ills peculiar to thxiy
10 ElmsasIa not Iuwe sight of tIiex1
acts or doubt the ability ri Isydi0
III Ifnkhafa's Vegetable IuxnfxaxlIsd
! restore their hsaittA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

ney pills hellssi fne quickly anil w
three we4ks' time there vas att 2
setnrsam If Kidney ~srautsAe remaining
Sold hy ali dealers 10 eesss a iesA.
Foster Milburu 70, Buffalo, y
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

sThe question N. taausaefrd th* TO-
fi,ssal orator, SHAH the people rate
Not In a degsoaed SIGH. said NJ
en.su sev. an anasrslssd man IN the out
SKIRT. of ths erawd. softly to himself
The question IL, Shall . nsau raie Ia BIS
swn family Al The p~ees~as tinss. De-
gosh. b. do~sn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

larry Is fse main proposition hANS
III, t1.A manufacture ef .anssTr " sfie~
thhe etseraaarS IRE old fashioned
xtvmlll. wlsata Ia nlade an arch beard.
ALSO a,as!p d quarter of "a inch ~ saw
.l1ss. This waste has ie~en reduced ~
bard sAvs and scientific sa"ing. bot
tl4ra Il stlli enough sawdast nassF t.
enlaa ritls> lt IL coaid ~ utilised DC
National Conservation Commission II
trying 10 tlats ont what Uses ear ae
mode az saudust beyond is i,easer nfsc
rs ftel.
If IL estimated that, u:tAer present
psethlopls ef nImin2 coal. nlore tAan q
tnn Ii wasted fer every toa that = eaf
tta ~ ansrAet. s'avttl In taiissss, w.At3A
/, caanot probably be reaisfe1,
more coal than has been tasea oat o.
all the mines, Ii II lest ferevFr tae
| commission warts to knoe vaetaes
everything I~os lasr has been & g g
l.ssrn the lo>s while the mine u 8t
operation.
Those are t,ig practical questions
Handled IN a blg. practical Ms ths5
nAe.an great saving to the people, = say.
lag added 10 TIE national wealth.
Minneapolis Journal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

An homes: nurserynran l. a rate prise
that should IT, tightly chung "a.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Burn the potato vines aud all traAi
ia the fields 10 ~lrcyet4t ret.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

AGENTS make sos to $40 WEEKLY selling
our household specialties, Write for Free
Illustrated Catalogue, First National 7: ,.
Mail Order Business, Box iii, New York
I Parkrow).
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
THREE WEEKS


uw.wuAs ALupt rs ~s y - tsts
change
Mrs 4 j Davis ~ NarrsF. NJ
say. sNhen I began s~sng Ihrau h8}*
ppy i8ats. k}tues disease was r8o
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

C~ustouaer--If seems 10 TIE thath an sw-
full price 10 have 10 ray for . pound OF
liver.
nnteher-you must remember. ma a IN.
that the liver il a choice part. ihis
steer weighed yearly g ton. and he had
only one small liver.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

The FIRST requisite .: acc~s In breed
ing IL the lose of an auIalsl.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

NJ
CfM cS
/
1,,o e.vs r,,..ptxftp Il sttrev,-s In hr,sea
inr l. ,,t lo.ts ~ AN anlalsl.
~ ,,,,. fa,,,s T., nr,.yrut ret.
-
An honest nurserynian j. a rare prise
that should he tightly chung Ia.
4 heavy rain coat In cseanFE 'aati
doctors bills. So Is a hired -tt4 ioF
the wife.
i"e Ai"i WV :. -.
good educatioa.
a,r
- - Mss, ma, a~f,
- ..t,. ,ha
var,a -. a. n,u,svs p,srinv f,,n
oe women fnr st,sxfpy the t,.,sIn-
r,.~u
-
Rape grown during q wet season -
nluch more succuleht anu mas "a ""o
-
Some or eur highest pFoihcaiA "alaS
cows have been developed along hlsi.
producing lines nntii they are IN reaN
lty an unnatural deformlty.
Hens that have to dodge Tor tihir
lives every time the men folks come
near, and that are compelled TO skir-
aish for n living. are not the ones
that are paying of the farm deet.
rape during a wet season than Il Dry
one Not only ON accoun OF the con
dition OF the plant. from the standpoint
of pasture, but the effects OF same whef
taken into the stomach.
- aa
"i"t e o'N's :"
e"s' appne ""'eeA ""'
haNc! -
.h'' ." pa 'e"' '" -
ior 'a''e
as W h"e
'"~'o Oo'se .-hm
snecp ol n"ss
prices sno" a WAN -,
coupe oi years "a :,
man VINO nas " sh
business WIZ "Al Ia ~ i'NN
Tho stoap prceders' Association d
cr,ncor,na Wash Maid Stoooo for
par.horon stallion He * dark brown
/, GOO g OH vy,irhs 3eo mounds an
..a,ds &c b,nas IL inches The n,
ISOLATION 10 composed Of ton farmer,
-
Unler ns circumstances should tn
/, unsophisticated country girl 60 to
|. vocaS unless tha nositian she has /
v,erv bas hnan certified tn Inv n perso
90 har ac,,aiptanee IN whom she ba
absolute confidence. In all too man
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Mrs winafaw = ~sesfhAnx syrup f9s ehfidv
r.n t~gthlag. sufssp@ tie gaEuA. r~auses 10
d 10 maiina. sissys paia. cures ~and code.
Or a hattie
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

The man vlo has learned enough 70
attend to his own business has q pretty
good education.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Rape grown during a wet season ~
much more %succulent and has a tend-
ency to cause bloat quicker than when
grown during a dry season.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Some Of eur highest producing dairy
cows have been developed along milk
producing lines umtil they are In real,
ity an unnatural deformity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Hens that have to dodge for their
lives every time the men folks come
near, and that are compelled to Skin
mish for n living. are not the ones
that are paying eff the farm debt.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

A breaehy cow, a sheephtlieE d'@
and n lazy and careless hired man arr
the three greatest nutsancc~ IN the
farm.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Men are the vaineSt creatures IN the
world. yet they are always making fun
of women for studying the looking
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

There Is mere danger from ~pasiuring
rape during a wet season than u dry
one. Not only OH account of the con-
dition of the plant. from the standpoint
of pasture. but the effects of same when
taken into the stomach.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

II takes courage to keep on raising
sheep or hogs or anything else when
prices show a weak backbone for a
couple OF years In succession. But the
man who has the grit TO ~ick 10 his
business will win la the long run.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

What has become OF the good Old
cider apple butter that mother Used TO
make? The government experts show
that 90 per rent Of the stuff % sold
for apple butter is so badly adulterated
as to make IT unfit for food.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

The Stock Breeders Association or
G~rangeyille. Wash. paid $4,000 for a
percheron stallion. He Is dark brown.
) years old. weighs $3.50 pounds and
stands Is hands liz inches. The as
ISOLATION is composed OF ten farmers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
; r.
8 KOKLUszU.

ErhE S@fbF RHrt A--"E y &&yE tG.I%t eE-E.&s- .4-HEE aFF
Kt6raz matka ME Una o.
wego nieproszonego q strasz-
nlego goscia 9 k,t6rYrn m6wit
chcemyl S! Str "a ] .rl's ME ia
koby m5uze DUO ofiar zabie-
raj; Mo, beo ., kk 4 I: gamjest
pc oze6ci bez jakiohkolwiek
powa1niejszychl1l ]. !. szk6d dis
dzieeieeia ale
Observation-Disclosures T. 9 li,atl ZEE ] Z: . y @ cietlrpied,
jakie ma maiia istotke spros
.wadza. zaezpi L,.l..:. .yl sic cd ME-
win1nlIa,ss 4: z.sl lesalszlll, q tu %
tygodniu albo q, dawa6ch ppia-
y; W, iii y kurez'we 1nqapady
'kaszluI,: q pr |1 2
womiisam kan mo
60, !: a IS u / ii q II. tt,wgarl,z,y,
k,tl66ra p IS, ==sbaTWe ME-
pies szssss zssa.
n NIaIjjtc;zesi6i,c 'lll s B tel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
XVIII.

Jeste6cie w6r6d cudzoziem'
COW jake Aposty}ow'ie w6r6d
balwochwalc6W.
Me obruszaj,ie sic tax
bardzo ma ~balwochwalc6w
biicie ich slowem, a inni ich
pobija mieczem; a ci 60 ich
pobi;a ga zydzi, czyli 1udzie
starego zakonu, kt6rzy czcza
Wszechmocnosc ludu, j re-.
.wno6c, j Wolno6c. Oni ME.
nawidza balwochwalc6w, .
ME maj4 milo6ci ku bliznim,
! zeslani SO ma w.ytepienie
b~alwochwalc6w Chananej-
czyk6w.
pokrusza balwany ich, q
b,a q W beda sadzic,
lMNlLoljz.e'ls',z,a, !; / JJozzue--
SO, ! Raot'lbeaspiiera, Saint 5air't j
sta,Wytepiaiac od starego
do ssacego ddz;ie ' Cd byd:
Iecia do =szczeniiecia. 30 Bog
fcll, kt6ry sie nazyWa Wszech-
m 40 =, lllu id Jest sprawie-
;dliWy, ale gniewny traWja-
q
1. 4,4l. jja sllsel miedsy' !, z!ydalm'a Nv u
:s.ltIel'lietyy | ich poWs'tt sa st;' 1E1IrJystu i
j z,a 10 lego, TAX v stolli ne a
hberalist6W EEuropsiissFkicih
- &F9s sESAsz 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

.lrryl spowodoowVaaff alex eaxplloozzyysg, popaarzaonyy'
ma ma tWRaarzy j reek Is'e odWwieziion'yy ~ 4.
Istal do szppittyaalla. ..ss's sz3'
Hans Johnson johnson palace u n ni',ts9ss;
E.Pieescsz.qnnliiee popaslr,,zsoornyy, od 'wwis,ll dc
.szlp,iitt.ala Mcdonald .rocb.otnik, popa--
Er r,soal,g ma tWarz. req, =.@. 7s
w karrrd'tccesPotem nuastapiia sdraggal'
explozyya i prrzzyy ggl66wnyymp wypligyyyis
ggazu, kt6ra zagasila wszyssttek gas
" miescie Winona.
B A1A5ze@bby !, zapobie.dlzz; dalszemu ME
s,z~cczesciu, kom1pania zamknela gaz
ola ca}ego. miasta, al do zbadania.
'ieafego zak}adu, co trwalo kilka gao-i
DIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

J. NAM kilka farm ma eprze-
daz niedaleko Cd Winony i
W P6ln. Dakocie, wezme "
zamian "a posiad}o6ci " mic
6cie. Zg1osi6 sic do
E. B WITTE
418 - E. 4ta ul.
Winona, Min n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

5000 yard6w, fanta-
~stycznego %ginghamu
na suknie, W paski
kratkl - ! kropki
bardzo plekne kolory
- zwykfa cena l2fc
- " tym tygodniu
lOc. ga yard.
FL. Choate's & Go.
' .H--E. +.E 80 h4.-.E'4 'sr . ~, u. o..