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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
PLANS FOR
CUSTOMSCOURT
The President IS Considering
Appointments
LLOYDAS DEPUTY AT WORK
wickersham Has Confidence in the New
Tribunai--court VIII Sit in vari-
GUS Sections Of the coun-
try.
LLOYDAS DEPUTY AT WORK

Washington, Oct. s.-The United
States court Of customs appeals, which
is to consist Of presiding Judge and
four associated Judges, will be named
by the president shortly after the open
ing Of Congress The selection Of Mr..
Lloyd Of New York was made to at
tend to business acc,imulating before
the Judges are appointed and the court
is organized and he was designated,
according TO the Attorney General, as
q deputy assistant attorney general for
the court, because that office is appoint
i've by the attorney general, whils an
assistant attorney general, an Office av-
thorized by the same act, requires pres
idential nomination and confirmation by
the Senate.
Meantime the attorney general is
considering the question Of the organi-
zation Of the court and viii have its
personnel fairly made up for recommen-
dation TO the president. These Offices
are authorized under the act creating
the court; Five Judges at $4,000 n
year. appointive by the president; a
marshal, at $4,000 o year, appontiye
bv the court; clerk at $4,000 year,
NND0iHiiNt QN tHt NbHitf WI dcrt1lbAA
attorney general, at $4,000 YEAR APP
pointive BY the president; a deputy as
sistant attorney general OR. Lloyd. at
81 800 a year; fouw attorneys, at $4,000
a year eaeh and special attorneys and
counsellors-at-law, appointiye at viii by
the attorney general whenever he deems
the public interests require IL, their
compensation to be fixed by him.
Mr.. Wickersham expresses great CON
fidence in the practicablity Of the OPP
Grafton Of the new court saying that il
was wise to concentrate all customs APP
peal matters in one court, from which
there il no appeal, save as 10 questions
involving the constitutionalitv Of a law.
The court Is required 20 organize IN this
city within ninety days after the Judges
qualify, following their nomination,
Tut meetings Of tho court are anthoriz-
ca elsewhere as we'll as in Washington.
Mr. Wickersham said that he had
made no plans to participate in argu-
ments in any case before the supreme
court in the immediate future except in
HE antitrust law prosecutions Of the
American Tobacco company, and he
was not qnitc sure whether he would be
able to take part in that alsoi he ex-
pected to do So The time fixed for the
hearing Of the case. Oct IL, viii allow
50 little time for bis preparation for ar
gumcnt. Ne explained Asked as to 9th
IL prosecutions under the anti trust
laws he said plans ARE working but
he had nothing 70 say beyond that. He
paid high tribute to the New Jersey
judiciary system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
Are Microbes
in Your Scalp?
II Has Been Proved That Microbes Cause
Badness.


Professor JTnna Of Hamburg, Germany,
and DR.. Sahourand, the leading French
derinatalogist, discovered that micrdbe
causes badness Their theory has time
and again been amply verified through
research experiments carried on under
The observation al eminent scientists.
This nierobe lodges III the sebum. which
* the natural hair oil and when permit
tad to flourish IL destroys The hair folli-
.cles and IN time the pores entirely close.
and the scalp gradually takes on a shiny
appearance When this happens there IS
no hope Of the growth Of hair being re-.
vi0ed
DandruG Is contagious disease which
is largely due to a destructive microbe,
which when left to pursue ifs course
causes itching scalp, falling hair and
badness Dandrun Is caused BY the mil
Tobe affecting the glands which produce
the sebaceous matter, which latter then
innatHallv dries lip and scales off.
We have remedy which will. we
honestly believe, remove dandrntf. exter-
inmate che microbe, promote good circu.
lation in the scalp and around the hair
roots, tighten and revitalize the hair
roots and overcome badness, SO long as
there is any life left in the hair roots.
We back up this statement with orr
own personal guarantee that this rem
edy called ReSall "9s" Hair Tonic will
be supplied free Of All cost to the user
If 1t fails I'd do as we state.
It win frequently restore gray and
faded hair to its original color, providing
loss Of color has been caused BIZ disease
yet It is In no sense a dye Rexall "03s
Hair Tonic accomplishes these results
BY making every hair root, follicle and
pigment gland strong and active and
nv stimulating a natural flow Of color
Ing pigment throughout the hair cells.
Rexall "93y Hair Tonic is entirely
free from grease or sediment. il exceed
fngly pleasant to use and viii not gum
the hair or permanently soil the cloth
ing q pillows
w exact no obligations or promises
W. efmplv ask you to give ii thorough
tEiai and IL not satisfied ten is and We
will refund the money Won paid rs for
IT. Two sizes, prices SOC and sl00,
Remainder, you can obtain It IN Barre
only 1t onr store Red Cross Pharmacy,
Burt Il. Wells, Propr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08

Bowers Of the Bureau Of Fisheries. The
Efforts ~ the Bureau Of Fisheries 20
propagate the lobster 50 That II may
become plentiful and cheap, have been
nullitied to so great an extent by the
avaricious dogfish, that Commissioner
Bowers u contemplating placing price
upon the head ii the marine nuisance 80
~ to encourage fishermen TO devote
their efforts to clear the sea OF them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
KINGS MOUNTAIN DAY.
Anniversary % Battle OF 1850 Com
memorated.

Charlotte. \. G.. OCT. 8. Kings
Mountain Day the anniversary ri the
battle Of Kings Mountain, s. G., n
which 600 brave mountain men, won 4
victory over the British fofces number.
inp 200. on Oct. Il 1850. during the
struggle Of the united colonies for in
dependence from Great Britain, was
httingly eommemorated yesterday In
both South Carolina and Tennessee On
the battlefield a monument which has
been erected BY the United States gov.
eminent at cost Of $4,000 viii be
dedicated with appropriate ceremonies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
@PoT LUCK FOR TAFT.
A Luncheon Of Plain Fare to Be offered
at Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi, Tex Oct s.President
Taft's expressed preference for plain fare
will be respected when he reaches Corpus
Christi and il entertained at luncheon 1T
The ranch home Of Mrs. H NJ King It
Is reported that be shall be asked to take
pot luck 4 the home Of Mrs. King and
her son.iH law. r. | kleberg, who man.
ages bet million and half acres. Gov
ernor Campbell and Mrs. Campbell and
Charles p Taft will also be guests at the
luncheon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
GREAT INDUSTRIAL PAGEANT.
Centennial Week at ST. Louis The De-
casion For Great Display.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct s. Yesterdays
contribution 70 the centennial week fes.
tivities in ST. Louis was an Industrial
pageant which consisted Of more than
200 floats and was the largest and most
magnificent display of its Kind ever
seen in this city. Tens Of thousands
OF spectators viewed the procession
which required four hours to pass
given point
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08

back the flap Of the tent. Brunhuber
rose and As lie did SO a lance struck him
ia the breast and ne received several
sabre cuts He ran ont Of the tent,
jumped into the river. swan nearly a
mile down the stream and landed on an
exhausted condition on sand bank.
Schmidt was killed while he was
sleeping. The natives found Brunhu-
Der the following morning, stripped him
Of bis clothing, flung him into the
stream and disappeared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
rwELvE cANApIAN wARsH1ps.
Tire Government Wants to Spend $780,
100000.

Ottawa, 0ct 3 II IS understood shat
the Canadian governments BIN respect
ing naval defence TO be brought before
lie 2nling session Of Parliament will
provide for total capital expenditure
ol ahout twenty million dollars during
enc next SIX 81 seven years tic yearly
appropriation being about three mil-
lions Present plans contemplate Il
feet Of dozen war vessels. consisting
oi cruisers, torpedo boats and destroy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
APPEAL In CONGO LIBEL.
Rubber Company Would Retry American
Missionary.

Brussels, Oct. s-The Kasa Rubber
company. which has monopoly Of rub.
her gathering il THE Kasai region Of the
Belgian Congo, has decided To appeal
against the verdict Of aequittal of The
American missionary. Rev. w IT. Shep-
pard handed down Tuesday in the suit
for libel brought against him AT Leo.
.poIdville Mr.. Nandervelde. the BELGIAN
Socialist leader was the counsel for
the missionary al the trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
HUDSON HoNoRs HUDSON.
City Bearing Explorers Name Cele-
brates.

Hudson, n. W. 0ct, 8 The city Of
Hudson which bears the name Of the
distinguished explorer whose deeds are
Icing conmemorated along with the in
gentpn of the steamboat by Robert
Fulton yesterday welcomed the Hall
Alnan and Clermont % her shores The
celebration was in the main similar @
that IF other river points. Gov Hughes
vas present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08

Goddard
Yesterday's National Ieague score.

At Brooklyn, Brooklyn Z, New York
5, batteries, Bell and Marshall; Daily,
Wilson and Mcintyre
AIT Philadelphia, Boston 3, Philadelphia
| batteries, Mattern and Fairden; Parks
and Doom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
First Notification.

Worcester Mass. Oct s.. Eliot RI.
Peabody Of this city. Is the father Of
the young man who died IN Kansas City
yesterday as the result Of revolver
wound
The elder Peabody IS an attorney
employed at the Worcester county regis
try Of deeds, He said TINT the Associat-
ed Press despatch from Kansas City was
tho only notification he had received
concerning Ills sons death.
tirayhoid Peabody was about Is years
of age and according 10 his father,
had been employed by an electrical
company either in Rochester, n " or
New York City Mr.. Peabody received
"a letter from bis son about three weeks
ago
Mrs Peabody, the young mans moth.
er. IS in feeble health and il was de-
eided 20 withhold from Der. for the pres
ent, the news Of her sons death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08

NHUHN tNAt aft sKyIISIIf VII ~ tIAT WtNfs
Y that are eomfuriab e--thats the sort OF
footwear sell
Splendid assortment u Mems Fall and Win-
ter patterns, Working Shoes si.a0, i75, $50.
2as AMI 81. Dress SHOES sL2s, i.5n q ID 2a0,
co 3 Is, $50. 400 and 500, Each pair Is worth
the price yon pay-I guarantee it
MEMS Hurting Shoes. Russian tan leather.
high top% S3.Ts-best ones 66a tRelndeer
Hunting Shoes. rubber with leather tops 500.
Complies line nf Shoes and Rubbers for tne
whaie famiiy--Iahy 10 Grandpa. us worth
your ime and trouble % come down and see
my stock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
Young GrayhoId Peabody Probably
Took His Own Life.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. s.--craybold
Peabody. said to be the son Of Eliot Fl.
Peabody, q lawyer Of Worcester. Mass,
died at the City hospital here yester-
day as result Of revolver wound in
licted early yesterday morning The
police hold 10 the theory that he com
mitted suicide, but some mystery sur
rounds the shooting
Little il known here of Peabody. He
was about 25 years old and is said 10
have been an electrician out OF work.
The shooting occurred in the temporary
Office Of the night Waterman, in an Of.
flee building IN course Of construction
on Walnut street
The Waterman, who was in the Office
AT the Time was taken 10 the station
and questioned. but later released. Ae-
eordng to bis story. the Waterman was
examining his revolver when Peabody
asked To see Il.
n turned around for d moment de-
elsred the Waterman, and moment
later ePahody had shot himself
On the way to the hospital Peabody
told the officer that the Waterman bad
accidentally shot him
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
Distributed .il7,a0i. SIS Fish Eggs.

During the last fiscal year more fish
and fish eggs were distributed By the
Bureau Of Fisheries Of the Department
Of Commerce and Labor than ever be-
fore in its history For the first time
the total 81 fish and eggs distributed
passed the three billion mark The ex-
act number was 3,1l7, sol ,535
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-08
Mnet ExtermInate The DogfIgh.

Whether the valuable lobster or the
worthless doefsh Of the waters Of
Rhode island and Massachusetts is to
be allowed to survive, Is a burning ques-
tion that is receiving the careful con-
sideration Of Commissioner George n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
P0s}usze6stW0.

Najswiekszem dobrodziej-
stwem, jake dzieciom wy
6wiadczyc mozemy, jest ma
uczenie ich pos}usze6stwa.
Bo ty1ko poslusze6stwo da-
ie i'm mozno66 nauczania sic
skromno5ci a przytem wyro-
bienie sobie W przysz}osci
,,dobrej" samodzielnosc',
pras dy, wolno6ci i szczescia;
droga do tego wszystkiego
Jest w}asnie i tylko poslu.
sze6 stwo. Znany pedagog=dr.
Henryk Loski. pisze, 10 po-
slusze6stwo dzieciom must
bye wpojone MIN "przyjda-
drugie zeby'' ii. pred skoh--
czeniem siedmiu lat, DO wow
czas JUL zaczynaja " dziecku.
kielxowat checi samoistno-
Sci ] wolnosci.
Podstawa posluszehstwa.
dziecka jest, by nauczy}o sie.
wole wlasna opierac ma sill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
J. JELLIS.
Distributor.

WINONA ma zamiar zaprowa
dzic system bezdrutowego telefonu.
Wzgledem tego pisa} pan J. Gold:
berg reprezentant bezdrutowego te'
lefonu kompanii Collins z Newark,
N. J. il pewno W kr6tce tn przybe.
die. Ma on przywiezc z soba instru'
ment kt6rego chce uzyc do wyprdbo'
wanna ma dow6d. G16wny instrument
sklada sic z IL suchych bateryi,
zwyk}ej s}uchawki i pewnej liczby
ma}ych przyczepnych kohcy, kt6re
So W malehkiej skrzyneczce. 1nstru-
ment kt6ry pan Goldberg wozi z
SODA jest tylko ma dow6d do wy
pr6bow ania i MONA MIN tylko ma
pewn2 ograniczona odleg}osc sly
szec. Pr6bowano go ma rozmaitych
miejscach wszedzie okaza} sic "a.
dawalniajacym. Spora liczba takich
telefon6w ma bye umieszczona W
domach tuteJszych obywateli ma do,
w6d, IL aparat bezdrutowego telefo'
nu jest bardzo praktyczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

We wszystkich njemal
tismach polskich W Stanach
|Zjednoczonych czYtamy
pochwa}y i s}owa zyczllwe-
|go uznania ola panny Fell
levi R~omanowskiej, koncel-
tujacei obe:nie W ~etanach
Zjednoczonych. Kuzynka
wjelkiego i p~rzedwczesnie
zgas}ego poety Mieczyslawa
R~omanowskiego, kt6ry zgl-
nal z bronia W reku W czasie
powstania, spokrewniona z
pierwszemi W starym kra;u
rodzinami, jest parma Fell
eva niezwykfym' talentem
pisarskjm i najlepsza z euro
pejskich piesniarek polskich.
Odby}a ona studya grunto-
wnie W kraiu j. zaggranic4 i
ma nader subtelne. odczucie
piekna i harmonii. Wszy-
stko co pisze i co spiewa ma
tez u niej 9sobna jej VIA
sna porusza;aca dykcye i ira
fla do d d X= sluchaoz"'
W starymS: kraju koncerto-
wa}a 2 ogromnem powodze-
MEM we Lwowie, Krakowie,
Ii Warszawie, Poznaniu i pc
ca}ej niemal %prowincyi.
Wszedzie nagrodzoao ia W.
nanium i kwiatami.
Ia granicami ojczystego
kraju zbiera}a laury We VIE
dniu, W Monachium, W Wir-
tembergii, zdobyfa medale
il dyplomy kilku konserwa-
tory6w i akademii muzy
cznych i tytu}y dworskie.
Male do obcych fawor6w
przywiazujac znaczenie "a
pragne!a 2wieazic Polske
ameryka1ska j bye tn piesni
polskiej kaptanka. Rola i
misya arcytrudna, gdyz Po-
lak-amerykanin PREY ciezkioi
piracy nuzac swe silly ME
ma njeraz moinosci rozko-
cha6 swej duszy W melodyac1
ojczystych.
Atoli parma Felicya Ro-
manowska potrafifa z lobye
tn teren, tax do zdobycia tru-
|dny i jest dis juz W anne.
|ryce znanai ceniona.
W niedziele wieczorem
Id go listopada pani Roma
wystapi z koncertem
W hall Filharmonicznej: Co.
ma bilet6w 80 G. i IS G. bal
icon rs c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

w ARCADIA powsta} ogieh W
mieszkaniu Gomofki cd kt6rego sig
zaj4f budynek p. K. Weaver W kt6'
rym sic miesci salon i hala do tan
Gu. Budynek ten byl dawniej Villas
no6cia pana Jana Cysewskiego.
Strategy chronili sasiednich stajni
i. stod6f ably ME spfonely; jeden
strazak August PAIL zosta{ odurzo'
ny dymem i musiano go odwiezt
do domu. Spali} sic take spichrz
sk1ad towar6w Weavera. Mieszkah'
cy zbudzili sig gdy dziecko gwa{
townie kaszlafo a cafy budynek by}
juz W ogniu, lecz wszyscy zdofal'
sig wyratowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
20 Bujawaeh BanSa@ki@h

pszenica wyda}a togo roku %niejednym pc 20 do 25 buszli
z akra. To znaczy, 10 ci, CO zesz}ego roku tutaj pokupili
fanny zapfacone zaraz "a pierwszym krapen, DO
pszenlca p}aci blisko pc 1 dol. "a buszel, Otto sekret, ola
czego Kansascy farmerzy sic rych}o bogaca, i jezdza au-
tomobilami. Przyjedzcie, a Was przekonamy, 2e kazdy 2
Was moze tc samo dokaza6. Ia Is dol. "a akier, dosta-
niecie Y mas, 6liczny, rowny grunt, prery, gotowy pod
plug. Nam tez pola juz cze6cia zaorane, i obsiane. ozlmi-
ma. Take gotowe fanny z budynkami pc 20 dol. "a akier.
Many piekny, murowany kosci61 "a tysiecy dol. codo.
piero po6wjecony. 3 koleje przerzynaja nasza okolice. Ex-
kureye do Colby, Kansas prawie ma wszystkich kolejach,
diva razy W miesiac. Pc blizsze ~informacye, tolskie opisy,
it'd. piszcie do Waszego rodaka:
= G. I. IDZIOREK, Pres. & Mgr.
.": Poonia Colonization Comp.
COLBY, Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

25 LETNI Jan Mielewczyk z
Arcadia gdy by} ma polowaniu przez
nieuwage zrani} sic ciezko. Mielew-
czyk usiad} ably odpoczac po}ozy{
PREY soble swa nabita fuzye, gdy
potem chcia} isG dalej uchwyci{ flu
rye prey spuacie przyczem kurek
sic nieco podnidsf a pdzniej spad{
nagle i fuzya ~wystrzeli{a, a strza{
poszarpal okropnie lewa reke. Lee
karz opatrzyf reke tymczasowo a
potem go zabra} do winohskiego
szpitala gdzie mu amputowano diva
palce i czesc reki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

PAN Kazimierz Konezalski z
Grand Rapids, Mich przyby} do
Winony W celu przygotowah do
koncertu PAM Filicyi Romanow-
skiej, kt6ra wystapi z koncer tenn "
przyszfa niedziele W hall Fllharmo'
nicznej. Ma koncert naszej rodacz'
XII powinni sig zgromadzit Polacy
jak n%ajliczniej. 49,. ..:='.c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

w ZESZkY pi2tek NJ dworcu
kolei milwauckiej spad} z wagonu
towarowego niejaki William Smith
z Chicago; nadchodzacy p%ociaagg pa,
sazerski 60 najecha} ciaggnaf no
&c kt6ra sic wdosta}a pod ko}o. Cd
stawiono 60 do ~tutejszego szpitala
gdzie noge amputowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
Raty exkursyjne do Chicago
Kolej4 North Western.

z okazyi miedzynarodowej wysta-
wy towar6w zywych cd 27 listopa-
da do lego. grudnia. Wystawy
skrapiania grunt6w St. Zjedn. cd
~ listopada do Ago grudnia. Naro-
dowego kongresu iarmerskich grun-
tow cd logo do 2ogo listopada: BIZ
lety ia sprzedaz l5go, 2ogo, 1890,
3ogo listopada ]go 5go ego grud-
mia, uwzglednionym czasem do
powrotu 1890 grudnia. 20 zupe{ne
informacye zg}osic sic do agent6w
sprzedawajacych: bllety kolei Chica-
90 North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

INSPECTOR pokarm6w G.. /.
Robel by1 W Winonie, znalazl
wszystkozw nalezytym porzadku ]
oswiadczy} re kupcy tutejsi wypef-
niaja prawo okuratnie, wiedza oni
co maja do zawdzieczenia swym
wsp6lobywatelom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

ZLODZIEJE wlamali sic do do
mu R. H. Jacksona W zeszfy czwar-
tex i ukradli kozuch i inne rzeczy
razem z saklewka W kt6rej sic znaj-
dowaio, kilkanascie dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

DWAJ cyklisci zderzyli sig ma
chodniku .wzdluz ulicy Lafayette
poniewaz ME byli zaopatrzeni W la
tarnie wiec sic. ME mogli widziec.
Mkt sic ME zrani} lecz jeden bicy-
kle zostaf pogruchotany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

niejszej, medr5zej wzbudze-
ME " MIN zaufania do 10
dzic6w,N ~Ychowawc6w, .wiare,
zze bez ich aprobacyi ono
jeszcze kierowac SODA ME
potrafi. w silnej wolf rodzi.
COW niechaj umacnia sic jego
VIOLA.
Wychowania,. }acznie z
wpajaniem pos}usze1stwa,
uie MONA nigdy odkiadac,
jak to czesto sic m6wi, "takie
~jeszcze male, nauczy size"
Me, juz cd ~niemowlectwa po
winno sic rozpoczae. Me
trzeba ulegac ~niemowleciu,
porywa6 je ma rece gdy ono
chce, ii. krzyczy, karmic ie
regularnie, ale W ustanowio-
nych godzinach, przez co. i
ma zdrowlu zyskuje, trzeba
|je prey zwyczaja6 do zrozu-
V"" - . a-.- r
mienia, re ga zywioly, kt6.
rych ono opanowac nigdy
ME zdota. "Kto zacznie wy
chowanie cd niemowlecia,
|:bedzie miat }atwa prace z
m6wiacym."
Posiusze6stwo must bye
koniecznie przeprowadzonem
ale bez ~gburowato6ci, TAX,
azeby dziecko rozumia}o
rozsadek i sta}o66 i wyzszoSf,
Naturalnie rodzice i wycho-
wawcy, musza mice wyro~
biony spok6j i cierpliwoSc.
z jakiemi najdrobniejszy ma
wet rozkaz wydaja, musza
bye panami po}ozenia, musza
stanowczo pozbyc sic tax
s}abcsci i ulegto6ci ola ka-
prys6w dz1eci, jak tel gbu-
rowato5ci i niestalosci W
wydanym raz rozkazie. Wow
czas j kara cielesna jest zby-
tecznq ! nawet szkodliwa.
Czlowiek ME ma ami czesci
cia}a, kt6rej uderzenie, ME
mialoby zlyeh nastep 'tw. A
nawet, slawni lekarze -
badscze dowodza, ze "bicie"
d:iecka, budzi jego zmys1o-
wo6c' pred czasem. estate
cz1ie - bicie Jest - poniza-
jacem. Dziecko rie powinno
unikac z}ych czyn6w ola togo,
ze sic boj bicie, ale dlatego,
&e to jest zle. Wole j up6r
lego, powinno sic sowszem
wzmacnla6 " kierunku do
brym, ! wla6ciwym, ale ME
deptac i lamat, a tenn samem
uczyt je falszl i pozbawiae
je szacunku ola .siebie Sd.
mego. Wprawdzie Solomon
powiedzial: "kto swego syna
kocha, karze i bile CO." Ale,
.nastepstwa jego wychowa.
ria okazaly sic iak tylko mo-
10 bye, najgorszemi, DO z
szeregu jego zapewne bardzo
|licznych dzieci urodzonych
~ dwustu kr6lowych" jeden
tylko syn uwazanym byf "a
zdo!nego do panowania, a
ten niewiele byl wart; -
zapewue, "a wiele byf "ewi-
czony."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

re Swan River, donosza nam IL
~tamtejszy proboszcz wiel. ks. Jan
Belzowski ciezko chory lezy W
szpitalu W Little Falls, MINI. Oby
mu sic polepszy}o jak najpredzej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

A.. P. Blank zosta} mianowa-
ny tymczasowym palaczem- ma tu-
tejszej poczcie, ma mie;sce p. Al.
Sellenthin kt6ry sig wyprowadzi}.
Stanowcze obsadzenie palacza ma
nastapiG W kr6tkim czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
STANISKAW- {

STANISkAW-. PELOWSKI O.
skarzony W sadie municypalnym
IL trzyma} swdj salon -otwarty W
niedziele, ME przyzna} sig do why
i prosil o rozstrzygniecie sadu PREY
sieg}ych. TO mu przyzwolono i ter
min naznaczony zosta} ma Is listo'
pada. Podobna sprawl salonisty
Feiten'a przyjdzie pod obrady PREY
siegfych W dniu 1890 %listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
, rzecznosc sc c h i ii 8 k a..

Grzecznos sc c h i ii s k a.
Pewien MANDARIN W SzanghaJu
wydaf swemu s}uzacemu nastepuja:.
ce swiadectwo: Uing-Fu sfuzyf mi
uczclwie i sumiennie przez $40 60
dim. Prawda, re wskutek przepra-
cowania mic prawie przez cary dzleI'
ME m6gl robic. Me chcac mnle
denerwowac, nigdy mi ME m6wif
0 wysokosci sunny moich pienisdzy
przegranych Tub roztrwonionych.
przez siebie. | nigdyby ME wymySiaf
ohydnemi, wyrazami, gdyby wie=-
dial, re te wyrazy odbiiaj9 sig 0
mole uszy. A pragnac wywoiac u
innych sfuzacych wstret do pijan-
silva, ME oszczedzat zdrowia swego,
zarliwie niszcz4c moi koniak. Wo-
COLE byl to chlopiec bardzo mify
i uczciwy, kt6rego zawsze bede pa
metal; zdaje sic ze ] on mnie lubif,.
poniewaz m6gtnie wziac ma pamlat-
.ke zlotego*meggo zeggarkas