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The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
ELECTION By BOYS BRIGADE
Rev. Powers Chosen Division Com
mander at Meeting.

Al the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciztion Building last evening the annual
meeting was held Of the District of Co
lumbia and Virginia Divisions OF tsa
United Boys Brigade of America with
the Adjutant Gen, Col J Jarvis. in the
chair.
Col Butler spoke briefly on the value
Of the Boys Brigade in requiring reF1-
lar and punctuaI attendance at sunday
school and In its influence which tends
toward the improvement of religious and
moral character and promotion Of habits
Of obedience. reverence, and discipline.
Rev Edgar c. Powers. pastor Of. Brook
land Methodist Episcopal Church, was
elected division commander. and Acting
Adult. Gen. James G. Graham was chosen
adjutant general
Motions were adopted that a letter of
sympathy be sent Mai. s. H. Walker on
account Of his severe illness and 10
James II Henry. retiring division com
mander- On motion Of J. E. Cro6 a
vote Of thanks was extended the retir-
ing officers. Chaplain Rev. Charles II
Butler spoke briefly on several topics.
On May 9 the annual field dav exer-
cises VIII be held at Fades NH, on the
New Cut road. The programme, in brief.
is as follows: Assembly. 8 a. m: chap
latn's service. $50 a. m: competitive
drills, 10 a n; athletic events. II:S3 m
lunch hour. l p. m; sham battle. 2.30
p m; parade and review. during which
all prizes and medals viii be awarded
and the command turned over 10 The
newly elected officers. 80 D m
The athletic events will include run
ming broad jump. 1Oo-yard dash, junior:
10)-yari dash. senior; shot-put: 449-yard
dash. senior; running high jump. junior:
running high jump. senior; 2z-yard dash.
junior, special race for commandants.
IL yards; company relay. senior teams.
half mile; company relay, junior teams.
half mile and mile run. Junior fifteen
years and under; senior. sixteen years
and over
The company trophies will be awarded
20 the companies winning the largest
number Of events, and gold. silver. and
bronze medals 20 the individuals in both
military and athletic events.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
TO DIVIDE ST. PAUL's PARISH
Another Church viii BE Built for
Rev. II. A. walsh.

Announcement has been made that St
PsuI's Catholic parish is 10 be divided
and that Rev. Thomas A Walsh. tbs
present first assistant pastor, has beer
suggested by Mgr. Mackin, pastor. as the
clergyman most suited to take up tht
work OF organizing the new parish. The
site for the new church has not yet been
selected, but several are under .considera-
tion.
Rapid growth Of that section OF the city
led Father Maclin 10 believe a church tC
the northwest OF the present parish is
necessary. Father Walsh, who viii re-
eeive the new charge. is well known in
Washington and enjoys wide popularity
among his present parishioHers.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
PRESIDENTS ESCORT SELECTED.
Crack Richmond Blues viii Guard
Taft at Alexandria.

6Qeflal % Inc washington heTaio,
Richmond, Va, April 21-The Richmond
Blues viii act as the special escort TO
President Taft and Secretary Of War
Jacob NJ Dickinson at the uRveiling OF
the Washington Monument in Alexandria
on April 80
All three companies viii send at least
five squads Of men- The companies will
go in full dress This is not the first
time that the Blues have acted as ar
escort 10 the President The crack bat
talon has taken part In almost every
important national event for the past
forty years
The battalion viii hold its annual oele-
bration at Lakeside on May 70.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
GETS BIG CONTRACTS.
Newport News ShipbuildinE Plant
VIII Build Two Steamers.

W.
Special 70 rhs Washington Herald.
Newport News. Va. April 21.-Conuacts
for the construction Of three large freight
and passenger steamers to cost Sl.5oe. 900
were secured to-day By the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
pany. The vessels are TO be constructed
for the san Francisco and Portland
Steamship Company. and VIII be used on
the line between san Francisco and Port
land
The new ships wiz be 900 feet in length
and will be of the highest type Of COM
binetion freight and passenger vessels.
equipped with the latest and most IN
proved auxiliaries used on crafts OF this
type, and having engines capable Of driv-
ing them over seventeen miles an hour
It is said that the government will
within the next few months, let contracts
for nearly Sl5.o0o0o0 worth Of shipbuilding
and repair work which is being estimated
and eagerly awaited by the large ship
building concerns In the East, all 3f
which viii likely bid on the contracts.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22

Ella Fosky.. negro. was sentenced to six
months in the wnrkhouse by Judge Kinball. Of the
Police Court yesterday for striking Policeman
Young in the face with her fst because he had tes
fed against her. The woman was arrested BY
Young On a charge Of disoFderiy conduct
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
Cnrcert To-mnrrn,r E,eninr.

A concert viii be held in the parish han
Of s.. Andrews Church. Fourteenth street north
west, on Friday evening April 2 AZ o'clock
The following have OIered their serTicss. Miss
iaTkins violUnoello; Miss Nettetca contralto; Miss
Bailey. riolins Miss Brickenstein. Piano. ard Mai
Stevens. barytone.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
Break Ground for Church.

Cereuouies attending the, breaking Of ground ior
Ingram Memorial Congregational Church, which u
10 be erec.ed a. Massachusetts, avenue and Tcnth
street northesst. viii take place this Afternoon a.
5s50 O'Clock PToZninent Congregational cleTgynen7
from different sec10ns Ct the city and members Of
the c1sTsgztioQ III ,DazssSpatS.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
NEWSOFALEKANDRIA
Company G Wins in Dispute
Over ArmOPy Hall.
WORK ON THE COURT OF HONOR
for Homecoming Week
Being Pushed-RichmOndB Blues VIII
Act as Escort to the President Dur
ing Parade-TraveIers' Association
Delegates GO TO sIartiasvflle.

Alexandria Es== Agency. 81 King street. Ais1
andr1a. Va. authorized agents ard csrrieT5 toE
The Washington Herald. The Herald VII Be DE-
BTeTsd daily and Sunday to any address IL Alsz-
EndIiz for % cents q month
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. and bin viii be sent you
az ceat q word.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
FOR SALE

BY THE DEWEY GARAGE co.
We have for sale the following
secondhand cars. which we offer at
great sacriflce-
ONE AUTOCAR
This car IS a 1905 model. two
bodies. fully equipped and in first
class condition.
TWO WHITE STEAMERS.
These cars have been taken in
trade for 1903 White Steamers and
will also be found in frst-class con-
dition.
Full instructions given 20 pros
pective buyers.
Address
JOHN DICKSON,
1919 L st, vgashsnEtoEs d. c,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
WOMAN, A SOLDIER
IN CIVIL War, DYING
Mrs. Sarah Thompson Victim
of Street Car Accident.
TAKEN TO CASUALTY HOSPITAL

Aged soldier Was on Her Way 10
PoSt-Office, Where She Is Employ
ed, When Run Down by Capital
Traction Car-Is Only Woman SOL
dier on the Pension Rolls.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
CongratuIations onered.

4 sextet of the whites presented a
brief dramatic burlesque dealing with
features Of the contest. Brief remarks
were made by ". W Milan. superin-
tendent Of the District Sunday School
Association. in which he extended his
hearty congratulations. Luncheon was
the concluding feature Of the event.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22

BARBERLE DROICT LANGDON BAR
BER. Refinement Son Of julia L
Jangdon and the late AMI l. Barber
JOiat services on Thursday morning.
April .. at u o'clock, al Belmont"
the family residence
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04
FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR TRADE-EXcellen team. sur
rey and harness: new outfit; horses
about 1000 pounds each. Would
take city lots or tract close in.
Milne & Milne, 527 Main
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04
At the meeting this afternoon

At he meeting this afternoon at
the office OF j. NJ. Graham for the re-
organization of the Gentlemen's Rid
ing & Driving Club of Mesa County
there was a very enthusiastic attend
ance of the lovers OF the horse.
The following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year: President,
Wendell p. Ella; vice president, l..
treasurer. Leon j. Chapman.
A number of committees were APP
pointed and work outlined for the
year.
About fifteen well known horse
men and owners of horses We're pres
ent.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04
Bids Are Wanted.

Bids will he received for the paint
ing work on the Y. NJ. C. A. building,
up to and including Feb. 10, 1909. at
the headquarters at $50 Rood avenue.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
j. II. RANKIN.
Chairman Building CommiLtee.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

Miss Agnes Gigax. who has taken
charge of the first grade in the EN-
erson school, has her room in fine
working order. and is securing good
results. This is the heaviest grade
in our school system. and Miss Gil
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

FOR SALE--Good pair of residence
lots. Ollie Il. Bannister. 42i Main.
TO LOAN-$300 or $500: first mort
gage security. Apply to Fry 4
Welsh, Fair Buldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A nice 6usi-
ness ON Main street. Grand June
tion, for good property. Must sci.
or trade at once on account of poor
health. Address p. o. Box sal,
Grand Junction.
70 TRADE-Good residence, well To-
Gated for raw land.-Ollie L. Ban
mister. i2l Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

Rev. II. A. Miller, formerly pastor
of the Baptist church. recently made
the office a call. He gave glowing ac-
counts of the work In the Philippine
islands. He has been at the head of
a large district, experimenting about
80 teachers, working in small towns
and rural communities.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04
Chairman Building Committee
Postmaster Griffin of Clifton was

Postmaster Griffin of Clifton was
in the city today.
viii Chapman of the Bethel dis
trict. is in town on business this af-
ternoon.
Mrs. c, Il. Cherrington is i'll today
at her home in the northern part of
the city.
c. r. Ellis left for Chicago this
afternoon on 106 for his home in
that city,
The Jolly Thimble club meets to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Hoesch
at her home at 447 Grand Avenue.
Rodger Smith is reported on the
sick list today with q bad cold and
other complications.
j. r. Alexander of the u. 5. rec
laDation service OF this ciiy. leaves
this afternoon via the Midland for
Denver on brief visit.
A. Bergeron extensive experience
in piano tuning warrants you the
highest workmanship Phone him at
residence.
II. $. Daniels, representing Miss
Florence Roberts. the celebrated act
ress. is here today completing ar
rangements with Manager Haskell
for the early appearance here of Miss
Roberts in her new play, The House
of Bondage"
Charles Kristofferson is at the
Fairlawn sanitarium, having under
gone an operation on his throat. per-
formed by DR.. II. II. Palmer, assisted
by DR.. Reed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

1t has been decided to have joint
celebration for the anniversaries of
the birthdays of Washington and
Lincoln. In honor of Lincoln's CEN
tenary the programs will be given
next week Friday, February 12, from
8 to 10 am. Programs suitable for
the occasion have come from the Of
fee of our new state superintendent
of public instruction. Katherine NJ
Cook. Fitting exercises will be rem
dered in observance of the day at all
of the school buildings. In the high
school building the exercises will be
given in the assembly room under the
direction of High School Principal
f.. +. Cole and Assistant High School
Principal Carrie Lindley. At the
Lowell school bust of Lincoln will
be placed in position with exercises
under the auspices of the Woman s
Relief Corps. At the Emerson school
joint program in which all the
rooms participate will be given in
the hall. Entertaining programs are
being prepared in the Whittier
school. The G. A. r. are cordially
invited to be present. and the drum
corps will render selections first at
the Lowell school. then at the Whit
tier school and last at the Emerson
school. We are glad to welcome to
these exercises the members of the
G.. A. r. and the Woman's Relief
Corps. We also extend cordial in
vitation to any of the heroes who
wore the gray in the great conflict
between the north and south. We
wish the people from all sections to
unite in celebrating the lives. the
| deeds, the character of these great
men. Washington and Lincoln, who
did so much for our country's veal,
and we feel that those from the stur-
| dy north and from the sunny south
! land may well shake hands in cordial
friendship on such an occasion as
this. and forget the past differences
of opinion which arose years ago and
unfortunately separated brother from
brother and father from son.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

Last week Wednesday Rev. Jasper
Bogue of Fruita made our high school
visit. Jasper is well located, and
is doing good work. He is an alum
nus of whom we are proud.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

FOR SALE-New Upton piano; a
bargain II taken soon. Inquire at
Davies & Cherveny's. 321 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

Special prices on pianos at Lutes
music store sor few weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

gaX is showing fine executive ability,
as well as instructive power.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

The kindergarten enrolment is
constantly increasing. Miss Wells.
the principal. and Miss Augur, the
assistant. have made a fine record
this year and have a warm place in
the hearts of the children.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-04

Miss Candace Byers at 747 Main
is leading her boys and girls through
the mysteries of second grade num-
Der work. and is working patiently
for good results in writing. reading
and spelling
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
"GRYF'

w Koscierzynie ma Kaszu-
bach WYdaie pr. Majkowski,
znany outor kilku .dz lFei
MI mnInliejszych " narzeczu ka-
szubskim, mleslecznnllIk'
5'Gryf." Jestto pisemko bar
do za]mujace szczeg6lnle z
tego powodu, il nietvlko pi:
SIZE ola kaszub6W pc koszub7
.eku lecz tez pc polsku d El''
innych 0 kasznbach. Kosz'
tuie ma ca}y rok $500
Adre 5: aGryf" Ko5cierzyns
Berent, West Preussen
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obu o ,b.a i = rgoda Paprii ii,
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.obowiasanyb yl trsyma6 sic tego
.wyznanias, Y !, ktorem SIG ,upro 'll;i;
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4...oegnie mems. sis walk n.rodovo-
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q ~ 5tsyEfs as 81 ~ 4. 5s5
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|uwaaajso4 coakaordys ]. sbe.skate-
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~ warszawskiiem ,Slowie' osyr
fanny Wsr6ds duchoWiehstwa prar
.,wossawneggo y leparohji ohe dllf
..p 9e,1.!,, y projekkt w J o g IS
eznie s.dlatclb,oownego spra#ossaWneggo
za.ggranice do miejscowo6cf,s do
=tt6rych udaja sic M =roboty rolne
Rusini zgubernjl .zlubelsk'ej =
to v celu /. aie''slennis IN posing
'dudbownYcb. Projekt ten ma pos 2
z6r esyeto sreliggijjny, =poasladdlaa zgo.-
h ilnny oharak ter.s Rusiadw ga-.
.bernii lubela.kliieejj ndajaoyoh sis ne
ro OBJ !, rolne =: e grantee pR,:. NE jest. jest.
tax wiele;; d 4 q swiensat'wu ppraYo.
.slawnemu chelmskiamu idsie wleo
= aRRusin6w sggatloyjskicb, ktdrsy
:i.totnie udajs slsw znaoane. iez
I be do N Nj mtp,e,s / o1o w6r6d tycb
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skim c.ynid tego jawnie ME mole:
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wysylanip ioh l=.aggraniee n reb,otyy.
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M:s &;:#sssss#8sS szsS.a-
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. ..'li|re ma misconceptions
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IA, 8 i ~ 81 =zkeggarka y,
cusIk.,s 60 raseu, prsetstawialo var
EEtoSc okolo 100 marek.
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[taras spps 1'eli il EAl1t7' q
(Nadzxzyyseza.jj 20 snautna spzawsa,
kt6ra.daie wiiella4sde myiatenia.
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Pandery Pasf troxe, pr,yo.en'
powrds, 20 l1kt65rymskro,w9ee :tr' y.
lpoowijal kolo alehlie. Maggie krowa
4aozela uiek.6. yChlopak .padI n
ls,emiesa ale kroRa siluaz= wlokla go
Hawai- drogi, przyozem eblopaE
odni6sl rany bar'd1!slo 'oieetlkie. Is Kil 4,
min|uu u, po awol ll : ret s ','l,tral
w g,'ltulte q !. ran ran b
.Wl1REI(o,ct,k]{..A lI'W " uroosYstodt
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ssk6w swykse alupy. = braiei-
ssk6dw ~urocsyste aluby zakonne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

GIErRzWAkD. y ozwarteek.
,obehpdzone tn nroexsYkcie Sdtlso,rao'ce'z.nY
wielkl odpust Narodsenia Naisw.
MelaarYi Fanny. Jak e e.t'c e. TAX ]
". tym roku udzial pielgrrs.ggln16ly s :
bllsAa j daleka byl bardso lipzn'y.
,Wprawdsie,. ; ME przebyw;al Y ostats;
Mich ~lataehztyle p~ielgr1ymdw, ile=w
latach po o3jawieniu sNajjdw. Fanny
kledy 70. " dsieh ten ~liezo a,1let4 eaa-
sem 45.oop do 10000 osdb, jednak-
BE naplyw v tYm, roku llozyd mo y
% na p'1es4ttot If, 600, PogWietr1.e
slup4Jy1o5s piekue. tGldwne nabo4eb~
st w.. rno1ppoe'cseelo sic o.godsinie lo.
p1.ed pol. K '''ao :polskie a.
em~entar.u wyglosn ks. kapelan|
Pac.kowysskll'z /. oollseztyna,. niegmie mi, s.
wkolciele ks. misyonarss Herr.
mann@ UrooEys1ta sumo celebrowall
i.p,s sll'in tateJ,ssy u.s. Is. Hose. Rosenberg sc
Wglellllae liestlba' R.elgr..yn6x p i
stapiis do stolu Paahisskiego. Doda--.
jenny II ! sameggo Krdlastwa przy-
! s'.pl'ri'ass,1o 1890 piel lg'.:l7l 81, !
ps.lbssobyi0h :z.ppewnie ''.al dalska
wleoej, gdYby mic trudnoSoiis -
x AZ, prsses w s praskle II, g 8.
n;cy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

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meldowa} Q napadzie ppeliieeylil
0lszynaoh. & IS.
q POzNANsKIEGO.
w GNIEzNlE umar1 We xzttse,reekk
niejaki Torka, :liezacy ll0=latsz ~
ola. Domino tax podeszleggo wa !ll1l
.bya Torka .dosyd r1ezkk. q d ,,.'a,,
nloh dni sweggo syoe;a. n MNa tjja II.
LOS osen,l sic po raz q e's wsr1tyyzzz's s.: ME-
wlasst4, kt6ra byla miodsza I'D niego
0 80 lat. - Starzee ten bYl#niezas
wodnie najs:arszy,n os}owiekiem
.Kslestwle. 1
BYDGOsZCZ. Pod solcem
powiec,e bydggoskim polkkdltdtciilll ssieIl
robotnicy Schat.shneider j Brede,
wraoajaacc. : JJak.iieejs zaalbbsawY. falro
DE przyszlo do sbd5jj Akl:.sna l noie q
Brede wr6oii dw'oma oisesLktiiemni
ranaml naeiow s!s y : ! lil!,s1t.' ssh I i
schneider ME wrdoii w|ealls ! q l.'.! dru-t|
81 dz:eh z 9, sle ';i Q go Y y j! ha.aaasyz
krwii b.aaz zycia. 5saaisboka rana z=naz
prawej:nodze sponise kolopa spo-
lwodowa}a uptyw Frw' ;sstsgd na g
pila smierc.
!. KOSTRZYN. w Siedlcu zatrur
.dniona byla 10 letnia robot5nioa Cd
garnian,em zboza, .ktdre gdrrnrle.go]
pietra pr.es ot;wdr sp ,'tL'|e Magic al2l
zrzucono taxa ymase ssbtooza,,ssse die
woz5 ne p~rzewrdolas zssyfltaso.
.Krsyku Jei mkt ME siysasas. Gedy1
ia odkopano, byio ~ zap6f1n 6
Dz,iiea.wsoz ,y juz ME iyfa..
P0ZNAN. W Boze Claio 1908
! udeekkoorrowat :. p,o.seil Oh Ohr e a9.s
81. eli mas "A oaas Proocesyl4sw =okna
sw6jjldloms.koelorami blatososefwone-
mi, Sad skazal p. Chrzaaowekicggo
"a te ,,zbrodaie" ma Is mix k..s ;kary-
Pose1. Chrzano wskl zatozyi apelaa
,oye Sad aawniozys ssdaA posi-, e'
::ks. prrat,!tLa,. s :yelhAla,s eslkart Ion!
obraseetanu nsuozycielsklegge.faO
.belgi tel mrs1 sie dopnsoid v mos
vie, vyglosssonnej q. ! w :p'e' r ''19se''
y !, .K 9 ,'t, Ks. pfa'.ssyshla
i~q vol Eprzyz1pnajao mp eehrone]
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III. ST. bropaA.dvotat Ght.sno.1
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Eaf@sa5Es sE8 5$E%S 49, E2AsaG 49, sIE%S&gHa
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.crskovii sssKlsa4t,mul,,serowsl.by pposile
.dzeaia gaaalllnn.ne iod1bywaiysss
~ g ! 81 / '.Na, 1i i''a''5s &. pra. So.
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c1enn il Il, 1, xi 4 kksssess I M
' 'sa IAigsn.inY ia srospla's
||oiemie,.ka Il, ss'p'so.,st,l. i. '.iaI| lllal.l lsa|ll
1lr'S vol, c.yssobis Pres--
| '',|ye'l t,a, 90 i pz Me-
jasFf alturssls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
Jest to szczyt rozsszc g
mel s gl||ri B.

. nej |lll|'llI| ~.
wiesllti = Ha - w a ilgl1sl nlfggfio'
az. SWAT ulRs 81 ! sPr4Fy..
No jest Ola c l'lfg amleerykahda1k11na
I'D ukoronov.l..l1 prazKing'a New y
pll,i.ieioly,,esry,lk1rli61ll ls.l. Ilskarstv e gar,
do j pluca. Kasdy pros1et zmus1a
a. do q s, =. IS, s zshiie zarodki, !
]. z.s. i ) 81, i u gnb ii e. e Grippe. Le-
.csy i niszozy kaszel. Cbor'ee zapalo:
No oddechowe krtanle pluca leozzyy
~ niebe1plecxnych przypadkach.
Is. Geo. More, Black J Jack. y. 9
Piisae:: ,,wy1eozylo mnie 1chofobl
plao, osviadozonej przez s! doktor6H
"A. piexylec,zalne' %, 100, B Ut,
ii a probe darmo :. YGvarantoWatn'
przez r. N J. Kowalevsk ieggo|
aptekarsa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

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dnika. Rabus1s zabrali#b.edakowvi
SO marek i:buty. o ] p, eses
llad,lnuilk melld llo wal Q paPa''diEz,die peliicyi
W. lszypaob.