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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL estate

Pursuant to the terms of a decree Of
the Circuit Court of Spotsylvania coun-
ty, Virginia, entered December 9th,
1909, in the chancery cause therein
pending under the style of c. II. Hud-
gins vs.. Hudgins and others, and hav-
ing given the bond required by said de-
cree, the undersigned special commits
sioner will offer for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder in Fredericks-
burg, Virginia, before the auction
house of N. B. Kinsey, on the corner
of Commerce AMI Princess Anne
streets, on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

At the home of J. M. Clayton, III
Middlesex county, Dec. 22nd, 5 p. m.
Miss Emma Julia Corr became the
bride Of Daniel r. Baker, Rev. J. d.
Eggleston officiating.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

Dosson S. Graves, Of Albemarle
county, and Miss Mamie Hopkins, Of
Orange county, were married in the
Clerk s Office at Orange few days ago,
Rev. A. ]. Harlow Officiating
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

Andrew G. Briggs, son Of Prof. w.
w. Briggs, of Locust Dale, Madison
county, and Miss Betty Wolfe, of
Scott county, Va, were married in
Bristol, Tenn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

Miss Maud Hearn and c. E. Miller,
Of Mathews county, were united Ii
marriage on Dec. 18th, at Holly Grove
church.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

Miss Eva May Harrison and Edward
C. Utterback, Of Fairfax county, were
married at Rockville. Md, Monday, by
Rev. w. ID. Keene.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

SO many lengths have been sold from these
goods that now the different lines mentioned are
decidedly low, so we have decided to offer you
these two lots, each lot containing several diff
ferent kinds at the special prices given below:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-30

Married at Meadow Farm. Fauquier
county, Dec. 10, Miss Abb Ross and
Geo. A. Wood, of Prince William coun-
ty. Rev. w. S. Jackson officiated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
Use Of Common salt.

4 little salt thrown on the lame
VII clear il Tor broiiing meat Mar
BILE vashstands that have become dis
colorcf may be secured FIRST With wet
salt. and il that does not remove
stain with salt and lemon mixed
salt mixed with vinegar IS eAcellen'
FOR cleaning copper utensils
To remove iron rust wet the Spots
with salt and lemon juice and hold
the material over steam OF a tea ket-
tie. then put out in the sun.
salt and lemon mixed viii often
remove ink stains that are fresh.
To set coiors in cotton materials
soak before washing IN strong salt
water
3 A pinch Of salt added 20 cream viii
make a. whip more quickly.
Cake bafters and candy are botf
improved by adding q pinch of salt.
To beat the white oi an egg quick
lv add a little salt ln making may
onnaise the salt should go ln last
Grease on top of a hot stove can %
quickly rubbed of by putting salt o
the SOUNDING brush
In securing boards strong salt wate
. or wet salt is a great cleanser
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

The man or woman who believes
we'll is apr 90 work well; and iaith
is as much the key 10 happiness here
AS il is the key 10 happiness here
after. Donald g. Mitchell
Hair OF the WORLD is ON The wrong
scent in the pursuit OF happiness.
They think 70 consists boz having and
= ttine and Boo being served by others.
Ii consists in giving and ser'i h-
others Henry Drummond.
1 fancy you would De- more eager
on your heavenly path,
Did sou lat chiuk what rest to your
own life.
What iOy 20 others sou would bring
frm hold upon yourself
Thomas "a kempis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
Helpful Hints

4 few paper clips are invaluable
II the sewing basket. for they may
hold together scraps. pieces OF pat
terms. snd bits Of lace.
II the threads by which pillow cases
should Be marked for cutting are
drawn the cases will not have uneven
side seams that make them crooked
petticcats that 80 straight around
the hens can De turned over a quarter
of an inch az the top and headed Slth
f., ribbon beading running through
uhfch a oue-inch ribbon can be run
20 tie al The back or front.
TIE long ham. whether made %
haufkerchiefs and put together VIII
hands of insertion. OF oi single 90
lD-r Niece of linen. are less trouble
to kaeu m position ou the pillow
imam the 0id-fashiOned shams ia I'VE
pieces
To even dress goods at one end iol
fha goods backward. bringing the SCI
WAGES together on each side. creas
across and YOU Viii have q stralsn
4 line hy which 90 cut. When sti alsn'
erinc vide sheet material lay 70
muslin on the floor
Iseful cases for darning cotton az
made similar 10 those for hoidln
, sn0ol thread. Cut two circular piece
\ of card board. not quite i've incnes
5i.retar Cover these on both sid
N With some pretty cretonne or su
sliaDinr little sachet powder und'
"a 'the fnteriining Now place pet"e'
fha two covered pieces three spoo
+ of darning cotton-one each oi whit
T. tan. and black equal distance iro
each other and The edge Punctu
hi. holes So that The spools may oe De-
,n I'M place by threading ribbon oa
and forth Tie the ends OF the r
o. ION iu bow aud the case IS col
plete.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
TWO KILLED IN
AUTO SMASH-UP
Machine strike Fence During Rae az
indianapolis

I%DIANAPOIIS. IND-Specia -
William A BorQue. OF Springfield. 4
Mas. and Harry HOlcOmb, Of Gran1- +
,tue. Mass. were killed Thursday .
when their Knox racing machin'
crashed into the fence or the home
stretch OF the indianapolis motor
speedway while going al the rate 90
seventy miles an hour.
Rorque. the driver % the car. lied
AS he was being lifted into the amou-
lance while Holcomb. his mechani-
clan. died few minutes AFTER hr AZ
rived at the Emergency Hospital
Borque had both letgs broken and
+ his skull fractured. and the physicians
say that he was drowned ia his own
blood. being unable 20 breathe on ac-
count OF the blood pouring down ms
throat.
Bolcomb had three holes in his
skull and both arms broken. Their
/ car was running second To Burman
and had covered nearly $50 miles OF
the 25O-mne race az the time Of the
accident
The crash occurred on the vest
side OF the course and about 500 yardi
north 81 the grand stand. The ca
l turned over when d LETT the traci
and pinned both men beneath II.
Roroue had been Ia the employ o
y the Knox Company for seven years
- and for four years had been a racin
driver. He finished second 10 cheN
. rolet in the recent Cobe Trophy Fac
p AT Crown Point. Ind Eolcomb ma
been in the employ OF the Knox co"
- many for two years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

% vii you o. u you use " ash
o-aiek Be wise and throw that ola
v~zshboard away DO away ~itn tn@-
OLD method Of washing. j. only taxes
rhsr<y minutes 70 90 your asnine
wfth Wash Quick Wash-luicE saves
vou mat lame back. labor. fuel, the
au6 that Wash-day cTudgery- he
price Is SO low that the 7oorest o. fhe
moor can buy ten cakeZ for 10 cents-
One cake does a. ordinary ~Ssning
Ge< II the habit 81 using Wash-I2ulcE
snd rcu all be happy You SAl mo
Wasb-Quick in about 500 kicnnono
stores. II your grocer hasn't u II
stock a. get. send az - cents and ~'
va send you = package - TeilI
rnsa LAWRENCE NANbFAC y
IN0 co. No 500 ST. James 81. hieb
noDd- We.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
GEMS OF THOUGHT

The uumberi,ss temptations that be-
set the pathway Of business men IN
this age OF commercialism. so-called.
make opportunities for the true dis
disciples o. Christ TO show forth ihe
beauty Of holiness These temptations
induce watchfulness and develop
strength. coming under the operation
~ the law that makes all things Work
toge4her for good 20 them mat love
Cod.
prayer will make A man cease from
sin. or sin viii entice man 10 cease
from pray er.-Bun) an
No matter how well you do a thlns
YOU are sure 70 hear more complaints
than compliments.
Oh ne how many worms lie gnaw-
ing Al the roots Of our love 20 our
neighbor, Self-lOye. seif-esteem, fault
6ndtng. envy. anger. impauence
scOrn Teresa.
The best way always goes first
Italian.
I termination is a magnet. the near
Or YOU get 20 IL the harder II pulls
God does not ask about man S al
tstude toward Him. he wants nl
: relationship.
D An artist Is best pleased by hi
Y own pictures. and a SINNER % .'i- pa
D ,;ons OF his Own deyising-
- microscopy prayer might be %
fined as loving our neighoor on on
knees Charles II Brent
The only part Of man career
be finally remembered VIII De th'
mart which he lives 20 Cod
To see how close one can go 70
temotstlon and not fall into u Is
foolish with a san as with Maya
Faifs
But Mother GOncher was We
smiling prisoner. aud her smile "
ROsaiie's sunshine. Il made her d
bright for her.
Man Is alive % SIN AZ lonS az
Is disobeiient 20 one Of the oOminan
We can qgit disobeying only o. Oh
Eng unto death.
II You are "a get thu IRE 81 Go
holiness and love and power burn
IN your heart. you must take IA
time in his Acknowledgements" ~
ray.
sometimes God permits his best
wants 90 suffer the hercest temp
ton. IA the mOst valued metals
worked In the hottest hres.-Welis
We must have passed through
upoSsersansiy IL we have never =
cessed that a man In very much
seSf what he thinks o. others.-fai
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

SAVE YOUR MONEY Own your
wun home 10 not be landlord slave
wAen Ne will purchase The home @
vour choice. houses. farms or business
RroDerty. allowing sou 20 repay Is -
NJ month on each 500 borro" Cd ~llA
s rer cent interest added aAa elelu %
you ~ wears tame Money loaE4s.l CO
same terms OF churches. mills ana Ia
Tories. saW mills and l-ln-eI pa "
with zeal estate attached
Wrt.e III once 10
-uE NATIONAL HOME PLECHAS
ING ASSOCIATIONS.
sxArn Nat Bank Bldg Richmond g.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

The home Seamstress VIII ma II
mnch easier TO make her own petit
coats. both white and flannel IT she
buys the ready made circular yohes'
which come in all stres az low COST.
The Jokes are doubled ana 50 ar
rsnged bv curves that they ~ over
the hips without Wrinkiing The pet
tjcoa. IS sewed between the two
thicknesses OF the yoke and all un-
necessary fulluess Is overcome
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
w SYII VIRGINIA. FARMS.

II YOU have q FARM or SUBCk-
RAN HONE tuat you 81 ant 70 sell. list
!. 80 "a We can sell u for you j.
Tgu usut 20 ouy 3 FARM o. SUBJ K
RAS EONE. write and tell as Snal
vuu zzut We can find = hat you want
NJ the price you want 70 pay We aEe
~-sr1icsl farmers. and guarantee you
square ceAL
SCHROEDER 4 HUSSELAAN.
1901 Z. Main 81. Richmond. "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BC-
r1su supplies private and puolle
schouls srfth teachers of AL grades On
.hort notice. RET. z > ChIDl-iN
Nanaeer. g Fast Tenth Street, Nan
cn-Ster. Va Phone b5ss-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

Drain the lioUor from hair can OF
peas. and one pint Of tnely cut celery
one cupful OF broken and blanche0
English walnut meats and one cupiui
OF tart oranges cut into small pieces
Toss together lightly. carnish with
tender white celery leaves. and may
canals. Set in a cool place until
wanted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
Won1an's Department

In freezing weather II windows stick
they can De quickly opened b. pour
ing hot salt water over the castings
This Is also the quickest and best
nav 10 remove ice from slippery pave
nentS or steps.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

Wher YOU are in Richmond CAL a.
-15F -OI~THERN DENTAL ROOMS.
,-,-.osits the PosIorlce. 1908 Z Main
So Examinations and estimates
FREE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

WANTED. PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
re here several Surveys ano Bug
E7es which are little stock = ui z
maj ne are Offering al re41oe1
urceE- See rs az once for bargains E.
RRISTOW -WORSHAM CO. Rich
muud- Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

WANTED RN A LADY, A POSITION
20 teach English Branches. Latin and
Music. Address MISS HOPE. Bum
pGss. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
HAIR GOODS

Az The LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
m Hair Dressing. All kinds ~ hAli
O. hSnd or made 10 order Com blnEs
made into Switches, Pompsoour ;
Puts, etc. Satisfaction guar AnIeeo
zTpSf5ES. 1GQ North Third ST, Rich
mond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

u WI \ - y IWIR '-tI-'''
OTHER BUSINESS REQUIRES SAIL
OF weekly newspaper and job otic'
in Valley OF Virginia. Bargain Tor
$500 Address SALE care co
operative Press. Richmond Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
WANTS
AGENTS WANTED.

HANTED-l.OCAl. AGENT IN EVERY
town an Virginia 1000 or more pop
alssioR Best health ano accloens
assurance, liberal contract ADDRESS
~EANASER.~ TIE MUTUAL IN
gITRANCE co. 6tn 4 Broad Street.
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET-
Richmond Va

EAl-AA-4A--Af n
wBOIFSALE QUOTATIONS. on
CHANGE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

WANTED MAN N EACH COUNTY
~ organizer for fraternsl order
Psessant work good pay Address
a d CLEMENTS, Board OF Trade
Blde- Norfolk. Va
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

domu, 4 idac przez %podworze,
zdziwi1 sic ME malo, gdy nj
rial pred palacem landare
pa6ska, konie przywiazane
do drzewa i nakryte derami.
Me wiedzac, CODY to miafo
znaczyc, zblizy} sic cicha-
czem, otworzyl drzwiczki j
znalaz1 W powozie pana
Moczygebe i Jana, opartych
0 siebie ramionami, kiwaja-
cych sic ma wszystk:e boki
i chrapiacych, az szyby Ian
Diary drza1y.
No to prZebudzenie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
Przygoda nocna.

Pan Anze I'm Anastazy
dwojga Union Moczygeba by]
sobie dzielnym obywateIem
a mianowicie zaszczyt przyno-
sill swojemu MAJ wisku. Try
NAL sic on tel zasady, re j
ro6lina marnieje, jak ME by.
wa podlewana, a coz dopiero
tax szlachetne stworzenie jak
cz}owiek! To tel PREY kazdei
danei sposoonosci rzetelnie
pracows} W rozmaitych ply
naeh; a re mia} zelazne zdro-
vie, ME zan1edba} obowiaz-
k6w, W nikogo ME zawadza1,
gd7 mia} pod czupryna, vice
tez Mkt mu zasad jego zby.
tecznie "a z'e ME poczyty-
wal.
Mai p. Moczygeba stareeo
woznice, Jana, kt6ry zapa-
trzy} sic ma swego pana i z
r6wnym zapa}em, jak tenze,
przyswaja} sobie wilgoc,
gd~zlekolwiek takowa zasta}
W butelkach, kufiach, kie-
liszkach i szklankach, Me
byl ten zapaf i ia EN- ulacya
Jana panu Moczygebie ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
Najnowszy ~wynalazek!

DR.. M. P. Kossakowski W
Chicago, 90 diugoletnich ba-
daniach wynalaz1 medycyne
ma wszelkie dolegliwo6ci wlo-
sow i opatentowa} ia pod
nazwa ,,Etna".
Srodek ten niezawodny,
usuwa W przeciagu kilku mi.
nut wszelka }upiez z glowy,
wzmacnia wlosy, wstrzymuje
wypadanie kruszenie i zle'
pianie sic w}os6w, usuwa.
swiad j b6l g}owy.
Kto uzywa ,,Etny" ten W
kr6tce. cjeszyc sic bedzie
bujnym i pieknym porostem.
Cena tego nadzwyczajnego
6rodka jest bardzo przystep-
ma DO $1.00 "a flaszke.
Drugim waznym wynalaz-
KLEIN jest: DR.. Kcssakow-
skiego ,,Etna Balsam Pie
knOSci''. P}yn ten pc je-
dnorazowym uzyciu, czyni
twarz r6zowa i g}adka. Usu-
wa pryszcze, piegi, plamy i
wszelkie nieczysto6ci sk6ry.
Wyg}adza zmarszczki wo-
COLE odm!adza twarz W "a
dziwiajacy spos6b.
Kto uzywa ,,Balsamu pie
knosci" ten nigdy ME po-
trzebuje pudr6w.
Jest to zadziwiajacy 6ro-
dek i warto go spr6bowac.
EPowraca on m}odzie6cza pie
knosc u starszych, a u MILO
dych konserwuje m{odzie6-
CA 6wieiosc twarzv do POI
mel starosci. Cena soc "a
flaszke.
Oba te srodki nabyc MOI
ma wysy}ajac pieniadze przez
Money Order LIB W liscie
reg. u Etna Chemical Go.
1549 w. Blackhawk str.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

tych regu4 q lepiej ma tenn
wyjdziesz. Papietaj il j. ty
przybyIe6 lice lat temu na
bosaka 2 Toledo j 5ywiles
sic ,,free luncheon pc dro-
DE, a to bYlo W ten czas
kiedy6 powr6cii z nauk re-
daktorskich. Kto PRAGUE ci.
cho i sprawiedliwie ten sw6j
interes .powieksza a kto pod
kim do}ki kopie sam "
ME wpada. Gdy ME uspo-
koisz sic to- postaramy sic o
wiecej przykaza6 Ola ciebie
MECH chloe przezwany Rusek
ciebie rozumu wyuczy, DO
juz czas-my ME chcemy cry
tao plotek krzywdy
i tego co umieszczane pre-
civ Polakom; my chcemy
czytae dobre polskie i re]i-
gijne pisma, a ME take fe-
toryczne jak je st twoje: Ia
miast pisac ob}udy, oszczer-
silva, zazdrcsc to lepiej pisz
tax jak nasz ,,Wiarus" pisze:
,,Uczcie swoje dz'atki ety.
tao, ps.c j m6wiG pc Pol
sku" DO nam tn W South
Bend tego potrzeba.
Tw6j p":zyiac1el
Polak-krakowianin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
NO why z AMERYkI.
- 8

DALLAS: Tex. 0 godzinie
6 wieczorem przyjechaf oneg-
daj do naszego miasta pre-
zydent Taft. 49, Kr6tko 20
przybyciu uda} sic ma miej'
see ~odbywajacego sic bazaru
gdzie wvg}osi1 move. ME-
stety by} pre2ydent tax "a
chrypniety, ze 90 n:wet ma
kr6tka odleg'csc ME MONA
by}o s}yszec. Druga move
wyg}osi1 ma bankiecie UREA
dzonym ma jego Geese.
Pc bankiecie odjecha} pre-
EVIDENT ma dworzec kOlejovy,
gdzie spedz;} noe W swoim
wagonie sypialnym. W ME-
dziele O 5 rano odjecha} pc
ciag W kierunku St. Louis,
gdzie prezydent ma sic "a :
trzymac.
Chrypka, iak popad} Taft
onegdaj, spowodowa}a kon-
sultacye lekarska.
Pc dok}adnem zbadaniu
organ6w oddechowych i p'uc
orzekli ]ekarze, re chrypka
powsta}a stad, re prezydent
przebywsjac i dn' u brata
swego W Gregory przerwal
wyg}aszanie NOW. Ia nagEa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11


Trzymaj sic czysto-tak
wewnetrznie jak zewnetrz-
ME; zachowuj W zdrowym
stanie wnetrznosci i watrobe
"a pomoca Kotwicznych pi-
quick Kongo. Wtenczas ME
bedziesz miaf zatwardzenia
ami stad pochodzacych dole
gliwosci. Uwazac ma to, ably
byiy prawdziwe, z kotwica ma
butelce, naszym zapisanym
,znakiem h~andlowym. F. .Ad.
Richter & Co., 2l5 Pearl Str,
New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11
WILNO, Mimi.
Szanowna Redakcyo VIA
-. rusa!

-.,-. ruSa!
Dnia 81 go pazdz;ernika
rozpoczaf sic bazaar W naszej
rarafii kt6ry trwat az do Ago
listopada. Bazaar zagai1 Wiel.
ks. proboszcz A. Kryjewski
a pomagaf mu W urzadzenir
bazaru komitet parafialny IT,.
pan Remerowski, p. Stelmach
i .. Bartoszewicz. Doch6d z
bazoru przeznaczony zosta1
ma korzys6 koscioFa we Will
ME, kt6ry pieknie wymalo~
wany i upiekszony. Dekora-
cyl dokonali panowie Kor-
della PETERSON. Podczas ba'
zaru ma zyczenie W'iel. ks.
proboszcza wystepowafy die:
ci szk6lne 2 deklamacya j
spiewem pod kierownictwem
organisty i nauczyciela pana
Sawickiego.
Farmer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

Wyo. Ida
rzv1 sic tn tragiczny do gle
bi wstr>asajacy wy padek. W
! szczeg6lno6ci: PAM Lent Hen
1erson z Sundouce pracujac
z ~niemow]eciem u piersi ma
%podw6rzu uslysza1a k1zyk
dwojga dziatek pozostawio-
nych W chacie. Zaniepoko-
iona u}ozy}a niemew]e ma
ziemie i pospieszy}a do izby..
|Oczom biednej matki pred
stawi} sic straszny widok,
BIO OTTO naprzeciw jej dwojga
dzieci suna} sic 2}owrogo
waz grzechotnik - zadawszy
luz roprzednio. 6mlertelne
rany swemi j%adowitemi re-
bami. ..,,.
Porwa}a nieszczesliwa mat
ka oboje dziatek i wynios}a
ma podw6rze, gdzie oczeEi-
wal ia swiezy clos. Pozosta-
wione %niemowle podpa}2afo
do brzegu studni i wpad}o
do njej ginac ma miejscu.
W kr6tki cxas skona1y u
gryzione przez grzechotnika
dzieci. To juz by}o poDad
silly nieszczesIiwej, to tel
popad}a W ob}akanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

~
zmiana " uzyciu organow
g%losowych miala spowodowac
chrypke.
Podczas podr6zy Pc Texas
zapytano sic go, czy watpi
jeszcze, re Texas jest cze~
5cia Stao6w Zjednoczonych.
Ma to da} p:ezydent odpo-
wiet1z, nawiazujac do ogromu
T. xasu, re jest W k{opocie,
c,y Stany Ziednoczone ME
So ,z4scia Texasu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

MIKOSC.
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Mifosc, to ME dar okaza}osci,
Nj la wylana z przelotnej czuloSci,
Nj kobierzec z~aslany Ola os6b znaczenia,
Odznaczajacych sic w~ielko6cia slawy, albo mienia.
Lecz pytaj sic Ewangielii tel ksiegi natchnionej
Duchem ~Swietym; krwia Zbawcy skropionej.
Ma kazdej karcie tel ksiegi pisane,
By mi}o6ci prawo by1o zachowane,
Ola wszystkich ludzi, kt6rzy zyja tn ma ziemi;
Czy sic k to Chrzescijaninem poganinem mieni,
Bo prawo mi}osci wszystkich %obejmuje,
Kajdany niewoli z rak braci zdejmuje.
MilosG, to cudowne s}owo, ociera lze z Okla wspdlblizniego
To sept ~magiczny, cieszacy ucho strapionego. -
TO czarowny usmiech, odwage wlewajacy " SERGE zwqt-
Gretchen, ponizeniem, wyrzutem trapione. phone
To odpowiedz mila, kt6ra gniew i zlosc odgania,
To reka ~cudotw6rcza, gdzie jest jaka rama;
Leje BALKAN kojacy bolesc gaszacy,
Zdrowie blizniemu szybko w~racajacy.
Rozrzuca kwiaty pc sciezkach zycia tax pe}nego nedzy,
Me szczedzi trudu, %cierpienia, p~ieniedzy.
Jej noga mieko stapa pc komnatach ludzkosci cierpiacej,
Pod ciezarem r6znych utrapieh mdlejacej;
Idac pc drogach zycia niczego ME zada,
Szcze6cia jedynie braci swych pozada.
To nova, ktdra W zarcie nj gniewie blizniego ME gani
Nj s}awy, imienia jego, obmowa nj oszczerstwem rani.
Odwraca nieczesc, hanbe, broni niewinnego
Stoji nieustraszona W prawie bezbronnego.
Zachowuje sekret, bfedu drugich ME wyjawia,
By ma tenn ME ~cierpiala drugich dobra slawa.
w dzia}aniu swojem zawsze to zasada sic kieruje,
Re ko wed}ug nauki Chrystusa bliznich swych mi}uje,
Winien pamietaG ma tie s}owa Zbawcy,
Wszelkiej drogi, zyca, prawdy ma tel ziemi Dawcy:
,,Mi1uj ~blizniego, jak siebie samego',
,,Nie czyl %drugiemu, co jest ola Gig nemi}ego.''
"A. J. o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-11

reke, ale e Jan zreszta byl
wierny vice niechcial poz
bywac sic starego. slugi. z
drugiej strony lednakze by
TO to rzecza arcyniebezpiecz-
na, g9y " mie6cie obaj, pan
i woznica zalai, czupryny,
DO natenczas 2, powrotem
mog1o sic nieszcze6cie wy1a-
rye.
= Me, jamie, tax IT, dlu-
lei bye ME moze, powie-
dial razu pewnego pan Mo.
czygeba, jeden z mas mu-
81 bye trzezwym! Pozwole
CT zatem co trzeci raz, gdy
bedziemy W miescie, pic do
wolf, a ia sic wtenczas
wstrzymam cd picia, ale pa
metal, re nastepne diva razy
do mnie potem naleza, a ty
bedziesz musial poscic!
= Dobrze, Wielmozny Pa
ME! = odpowiedzia} Jan i 3D.
tad scisle sic tel kolejki try
mali: diva razy pc sobie pan
Moczygeba przyjezdza} sam
podciety do domu, a trzeci
raz Jan by} r~zetelnie UNA
lowany, podczas gdy pan jake
tako sic trzyma}. Co sic zaE
W domu dzia}o, to ME wcho-
dzifo W rachube.
w ten spos6b zachowywa'
Ii pan i sfuga kolejke. i by
TO obydwom z tenn dobrze.
Razu pewnego jednakze "a
sz}a W obrachunku pomy}ka;
kto wlasciwie takowa spowo-
dowa1, trudno skonstatowaf
- dosyc, re i pan Moczyge-
ba i Jan sadzili, 10 to ma
Mich kolej i obaj urznieci
LAX cztery dziewy wracali
noca do domu, spiac jeden
W powozie, drugi ma kozle.
Wtem naraz konie stane}y.
Stara to bistorYa, re gdy
m4yn stalie, natenczas spia~
cy W nim%m}ynarz sic obu
|izi. 70 :teztipan Moczygeba
Il Jan r6wnoczesnie sic obu-
Jill, :
- Janie! - zawc}a1 pan
Moczygeba.
- Co, Wielmozny Panic?
Go sic sta}}o??
- Me wien, Wielmozny
Panic.
- Konie stanefy!
- A stane}y, prosze Wiel-
moznego Pana.
Gdzle ]estesmy?
- Kaci tam wiedz4; ciem-:
10 jak W miechu.
- A to lie!
- Katac tam dobrze,
/! Wielmozny Panic!
49, jamie!
- co, Wielmozny Panic?
- A kiedy s}ohce wscho-
Iii?
- Rano, prosze Wielmo-
znego Pana.
A ksiezyc?
To tel pewnikiem be-
LIE mad ranem.
- HIM, hm: = jamie!
= Co, Wie1mozny Panic!
= Przywiaz konie do mai
blizszego drzewa, nakrvj je