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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18

ZwyciestlWlo WARY.
Opowiadanie = czas65w prze6lado-
LAKE, 80
wanna c~hrzescian.
Gag dalszy

Gag dalszy
-
Judyta ~zaprowadziia = po--
moca zony Biaharra-Sussy
make do l6 = q, ZaleedW ggl.:
sic jednak chora do niego
polozyla, ogarne}a ia wielka
gpraczka. C~zempredzej pose
}ano pc lekarza i pc kap}a-
ma. 0baj lprrzlsybyH r6 'ja1 ., 1,eii
ME. Wdowa wyspoWiada}a
sic najprz6d i prosila ksie-
dza, ably jej nazajutrz rano
raczyi przyniesc komunia.
Potem dopiero pozWollfa sic
zbadac lekarzowi. Tenze po-
trzas} g}owa, gdy. obacczy} ra-
ne ma glowie j pos}ucha}}
pulsu chorej. Lecz usfyszaw-
sly W drugiej izbie cd Ju.
dyty o odwadze i spokoju
wdowY W niebezpiecze6st-
wach, wyrazil nadzieje, 70
silna jej: VIOLA moze i cho-
robe zwyciezyc zdo}a. 2 wiel-:
ka starannoscia wymy} rane,
j za}ozyi na MIA przepask e,
przepisa1 proszki i nakazaw.
sly wielki spok6j, wyszed1.
BicharrasSussa przybyi.
tymczasem Z z obT tcwarzysza.
mi swymi do pa}acu komen.
danta. Ma usilna -prosbe dos
puszczono go n~atychmiast
pred oblicze tegoz. Turek
byi bardzo uprzejmy i vital
przybIyylyc,h grzecznie, pyta-
jac z czemby przychodzili.
Maron zaczat tedy opowia-
dac swoje przygody, Ali zlas
potwierdza}, re tax rzeczY:,,
w]scie by1o, jak przylaclel je-
go %opowiada}. Komendant
slucha} uwaznie, rzucajac 3D.
czasu do czasu chytry wzrok
ma Bicharra- Susse, jakby
chcac sic ~przekonac, cry O.
powiadaniu Marona dale via
re. Wzrok ten ME uszedl u
wagi przyby}ych a Bicharra-
Sussa spostrzeg}, 2 jaka ME-
nawi6cia spogladaf komenn--
dant pa opowiadajacego
Gdy. Mlron a. s j opo-
.-. 81 II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18

IAGAANO0
Hiadaf, konendant 4 drKia1 bad spokojinyy ndjlslgl
Gym u6mpitechen rex: M, nis. unrs. Boz. naklad
o tom swszystkiem ME nj ten krzyz, akebym ton
ls1Yszalem jeszcze AMI sloMa llepieii "a was. i biednycl
p:swie mi sic wierzy6 ME lchrze6cian modlit .s'el mog
Ichce' ably to prawda bye mo- e. Iecs poWiedz al, GO 20
fglo. Chocby jednak tax by wiedzial tureckki komendan
40, natenczas o6wiaaczam, Is IA Is, .co6cie mn opoWiedzie
IMaTenitom " DER 81 Kamar1i?
[zadne niebezpieczenstwo .niei Maron obia6niI make \
Ezagraza: Ochronie ich 2 mo kr6tkich slowach, GO sic sta,
|ie1nn, Wojskiem pred Wszelka1lo " Valka zDruzami jul
'~napa6cia. Lecz radze i'm, al se zaczsla.
zzeby sic sani ME %bronilJ1 Skoro chora q tenn us}y-
%chociazby niewiedziee co SIG szala, podniosla sic nagle na
zdarzyt mia1o. Przysiegam I6zku isrzek1a:
na prorokaa, ze zycie il maja. - Maronie, zawolaj mi "a.
tex chrze6clan So peWne.1 raj pana togo domu, music
Me pozwole i'm szkody u-I MIN pom6wic.
czyni6. -Mateczko. ME meczcie
Jeszcze komendant tych sic, prosiI Maron.
slow ME sko6czy}, gdy= us}y- ME, ME, moi SYM; u.
szsno huk~strza}6w. karabi- cazyhd, ,iiak kaze,. abowiem til
.nowych j g}o6ne krz5ki. O. ehodas q asycie wiieluf tysiecY
.fioer turecki .wszedt i zamel- naszych braci.
dowai, ze okollcznl Druzo-i Maron us4uchal, jakkol:
vie wlelklem1 gromadamlI wick n%iechetnie, j " kilka
miasta obstapili zaczepill. IehWil poten stall .Bicharra,
Bicharra-Sussa uslyszawszylBusga "a l6zkiem chorei.
to nowlne, zwr6ci sic 40 ko-lChora prosna go, ably przy-
mendanta ze efoWaml: TerazT rzeczeniom tureckich wo-
dotrzymajcie przyrzeczenia, Idz6w ME. zwierzYl. TAX sa:
a potem oddalit sic wraz = Imo " Saddle tureckie VIA
swYmi towarzyszami. dze ]. zol|nierzes ME. bronili
Penn nlepoko]u podazy -IMaronit6w, przeciwnie pra-
Ii wszyscy trzej do *domul cowali mad ich. zguba. .Jedy-
Bicharry-Sussy. Pred. do nom ooaleniem Maronit6w
mem z4gromadzifo sic duzol lest mezna obrona wytrwa.
narzek ajacych Ia Walka. Pred tenn obawia-
biadajacych gloSno. Bichar-H iii sic Druzowie, kt6rzyz zresz.
ra-Sussa r%obwie6ci} i'm, colta tylko :meznymi byli, NOR
mu komendant przyrzekl ildujac bezbronne kobiety j
doda} jeszcze rade, jak seldzieci.
maja. Ax.#l Zwolajcie zatem chrzes-
Marcn tymczasem wbiegl[ciadskich mellow do wdlecz-
szybko do domu q potem zarIInel zobrony. Bicharra-Sussa
raz do izby, gdzie matka| ie- IKpogladal. niezdecydowany
go lezala, mimo ze J~udyteIIna .szienie; Wreszcie rzekl: !.
cd tego poWstrzymac go u:E - Dobra kobieto, mozecie
silowala. Tu rzucil sic 4 pla- Elnie6 sslusznost. Czy jednak
czem ma kolana4przy lozuIprzez to ME rozgniewam tn.
pocza}. calowac jejfreckich komendant6w, kt6-
reke wo}al: rzy q warunekk. bronienia.
% mako, mako, ME mas, zadaja aby6my ME pod
Pro6cie Boga, i IInosii .bronii?, -. .=
was przy zyciu zacho1E Me pytajcie o Turka,
vac raczy}. Coz sic bowiemEI- odrzekla ma to chora, -
: Mani stanie, skoro " ME Wierzcie mu nifty panic;
umrzecie? . iieatem BOWEN pewna, "a
Chora .otworzyla %znuzone Ichce on was zgubi6.
powieki rzekla: - A :kto mas. .bedzie. bro
1865 mil, jezeli Druzowie : wiel.l
...~.x.ax.u.u....u kiemi wojskami nadciagna2g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18
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By1 widziany ma czerwone twa-
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p PEI I 9a.5 poio zen i. Ivysypks.
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.l liars da bpiq ot lunar ill',S
najlee b 2 el' :dokt'2olr6.x. kkt6rssJy md: md--
zEle z. .tea' lrsxY ,!ys xpfyx
g jego9 pplne,s. ] NC go me oeali.
.t11eos' pisze lego niatks sspeiiesd ! 'us
.buut t Electric BBf lll .ppeaais
90 vyleo1ylolg!' Nss JsypH,s olny
,eumaattyzm, zanies1ania krwi
reunaty1m Electric Bittern Jest
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18

Jest, to lekarstwo5 pprrzyjjemnpe sWvasuzyciu ME
~powodujace zadnych zaburzen v traWieniu, ami
tel ME pozostaWiajace po sobiiex zadnych zlych.
skutk6W, natomiast popraWia ono apetyt, ma
dale rzezkosc i move zyeie .caiemu cia1u.
s :s:.= =a.a5.f Cena as &¢obw.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
j WISE WORDS.

The less she means it the louder
woman can laugh.
Beware of the man who has good
story to tell you in whisper
The faster you get into debt the
more you get behind.
Every circus performer is anxious
to become ringleader.
There is probably nothing less
worth while than exclusiveness.
A wise man knows just how far
to go in an argument with a woman.
Few Of the golden opportunities
we hear about would stand the acid
test.
A spinster says that the capital
prize in the matrimonial lottery re-
mains undrawn.
What lot of time we waste in
wondering about things that are none
of our business!
Opportunity knocks once at
mans door, but the book agent isn't
so easily discouraged.
Some men are satisfied to work for
glory, but when the baker does a
labor stunt he wants his dough.
Were it possible to convince a girl
who narrowly escapes matrimony
that she is to be congratulated, there
would be fewer breach OF promise
suits.-From Pointed Paragraphs,
in the Chicago News
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
THE IPoMEAS.

The principal objections to lpomeas
OF Morning Glories is their excessive
seeding and their propensity to de-
generate. After these plants have
been once raised, volunteers appear
year after year, proving troublesome
weeds. The fine varieties, too, when
not highly cultivated. speedily lose
most of their beauty. There are,
however, hardy perennial varieties of
the Ipomea which grow from tubers
and seed so sparingly as to be free
from the first objection. A native
North American, known as the Wild
Potato Vine, or Man of the Earth,
has large tuber and produces white
flowers four to six inches in diameter,
which, even on sunny days, remain
open until noon, and in cloudy wealth
or all day. An effective combination
may be made by planting this with
the Moonfower, which, however, is
not hardy, but easily raised from
cuttings. The white flowers of the
Man of the Earth by day are as strik-
lie as bAAOoC VI bhV NOOh VINO Wy
night.
There is tuberous Mexican Ipo-
mea, hardy in the Central United
States, which produces large flowers
of light blue, and from the West In
dies there comes a Seeding of brill
liant scarlet BY combining the white.
scarlet and blue on the background
of dark green, singularly beautiful
display may be made.
There is hardy passion vine, too,
which may be used for porches, walls
and rOck-worl. The cypress vine
and the wild cucumber are well
adapted for covering unsightly OBJ
jects, but both seed very freely. The
MADEIRA vine is preferable to either,
but its tubers do not endure our win
tiers, and should be taken up in the
autumn. American Home.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
NERDLEWoRK.

A pleasing occupation for the YER
ands is the decoration of bedroom
towels Soiling does not harm them
as II might finer piece Of work acct
dentally left in the dust. and It is in
dustry that calls for little skill.
Scalloping the hemsin buttenhole
stitch will add daintInsss to a plain
towel and the design can be quite
easily marked bytusing the end OF a
spool of cotton and pencil,
Monograms or a simple convention
al figure may be embroidered ABOVE
the hens il within the skill of the
worker The buttonholing alone,
however, is very pretty. New Haven
Register
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
G1LLEN1A TRIFoL1ATA.

Gillenia trifoliata is valuable
plant for grouping among moisture
loving subjects. 1t starts late into
growth; it is later than spiraeas. and
produces slender purple red stems
clothed with small spiraea-like foliage
colored similar to the stems, and in
moist soil it reaches three feet i'll
height The flowers are produced
upon the extremities of the erect
shoots, and are white, with strong
tint of rose. The greatest beauty of
the plant lies in the leaf coloring,
which is most pronounced at the ex-
IRENE periods of vegetative growth
In summer the foliage is a bright
russell brown, but with the advance of
autumn this color changes to purple
and crimson, the richest colors pre-
dominating in positions fully open to
the sun, and at that season it is con-
spicuous among herbaceous subjects.
The colored stems and leaves are
often priced when cut for associating
with flowers or other autumn tinted
foliage. Gardeners Magazine
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
HANDY CLOTHES HANGER.

The woman who is wondering how
she will dispose of her clothes in the
shallow cupboard of the hotel or
boarding house where she is to spend
the summer should buy several of the
new clothes hangers that will hold
five different garments in the space
usually occupied by one.
This hanger is an upright nickeled
rod, supplied with hook at the up
per end to fasten it to shelf or rod,
and a smaller one at the botton- on
which to hang blouse or skirt.
Between the upper and lower hooks
are four horizontal rods, graduating
in size from top to bottom Each rod
has a hook at the end. With such a
hanger five articles could be hung one
above the other and removed without
lifting off all the rest, as is the usual
method in crowded closet space
Two rods set at proper distance
apart in the closet will act as skirt
or waist support and keep the gar
ments in good shape New York
Times.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
Central american RaiIwaxs.

The Guatemalan railway from
coast to coast was opened about a
year and a half ago Arrangements
have now been made for a resump-
ton of work VI the projected line to
the Mexican border, where through
rail connection to all points in the
United States will be made by way Of
the Mexican system The concession
for this line was recently awarded.
A branch from the interoceanic line
is to run to the border Of Salvador,
where it will connect with line to
be built in that country and give Sal
vador rail connection with Puerto
Barrois on the Caribbean coast and
via Guatemala and Mexico with the
United States This extension Of
transportation facilities should, and
doubtless will stimulate greatly the
agricultural and pastoral industries
of the country, open to the marker
large areas of valuable timber and
not improbably open also the door
of opportunity for profitable mining
enterprises. New York Sun.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
\ Household Affairs. I
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LAUNDRY BAGS,

A handy laundry bag Is made as
follows: From denim, tickingor heavy
unbleached muslin cut out piece 20
xS6 inches: cut another piece 22x3O
inches This latter piece is the front
and is slightly wider to make pouch.
The back is longer than the front, the
extra length falling over the rod,
forming a flap. The bottom is but
toned together so that the clothes
may fall out when the buttons are un-
fastened. instead Of taking out at the
top. T'asten the top to a curtain rod.
which may be placed on the back of
the closet door. New York World.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
FERTILIZERS.

Nitrate of soda, superphosphate of
lime and sulphate OF potash makes an
excellent and clean fertilizer for
house plants. Do not mix the ingre-
dents but use as desired A tea
spoonful of each to half gallon of
water will to considerable extent
serve as a protection against insects,
at the same time serving as plant food
when used around the roots of plants.
If the leaves of the plants are very
green. reduce the quantity of nitrate
of soda by one-half If the stems and
shoots are slow in growth, slightly
increase the quantity of sulphate Of
potash. When seeds and flowers are
forming, the proportion of the super
phosphate may be slightly increased
to advantage. --Indianapolis News.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
"A Girls Chance For Work in
New York.
BY ANNETTE AUSTIN.

Many girls imagine that getting
a position in the business world to-
day is matter Of lucky chance, a
trick of good looks or the effect of a
mysterious pull with somebody in
authority. AT a matter of fact, pure,
unadulterated capabllity is about the
only thing necessary to work the
charm, but 1t is by far the rarest
product offered in the market by the
thousands of girls who are yearly
trying to break their way into indus
try in New York City.
1T certainly does not do merely to
ask for job in any vocation these
days. One has got to prove, by some
diplomatic stroke or otherwise, that
one is better than most people for the
place. For instance. lawyer, who
had endured a long and exasperat-
ing string of incompetent men stem
ographers was finally persuaded to
try woman in the place. He was
plainly skeptical Of the change.
Women were Eighty, he was assured.
and they did not have the proper
sense OF business obligation in sub
ordinating all personal and social
claims to their Office duties.
"A week after he had engaged a
young woman. however, he happened
to remark in her presence that he
would give anything to remember the
date of clients last call.
1T was two weeks ago, on Thurs
day at 3 o'clock the girl answered,
and he came to see you about that
rebate matter in the IL and NJ" and
and If you will remember, he called
two days before that to ask your adj
vice about selling the property in
New Haven to the New Haven and
Hartford; and on Saturday, three
weeks ago. to consult you about the
Symonds' deal.
Good heavens!' exclaimed the
lawyer. utterly dumbfounded, how
do you remember all these dates and
details?'
1T is a part of my profession to
ACluChpSEs WuoI SOCO OA Ii IhO OAhSO
and keep a written record of it.. an
nounced the girl proudly, and she
showed a drawer by the side of her
desk in which she kept diary, in
dexed, of the professional visits, tel
ephone calls, cases dispatched, and
in fact every detail of Office routine
that transpired daily.
1t is too good to be true, raved
the lawyer ecstatically A stenog-
rapher who thinks of her work as a
profession. and a girl who is willing
to do more than she is asked to do,
is beyond my experience in human
nature. Needless to add, man typ
list never again invaded that official
sanctum, and the girl who took her
work as a profession was advanced
year by year to a splendid salary -"
Smiths Magazine.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
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NHIMTS FOR TIE !
eIESSSAMNer1 y -. -

A pinch of borax added to the wat
err in which dish towels are to be
washed makes them white and soft.
Any brickwork rinsed off with am
monia and water and then carefully
dried will be wonderfully frightened
by the process.
Never put thin glassware into hot
water bottom first, as it is apt to
crack from sudden expansion. Slip
it in edgewise.
Have you ever tried adding a tea
spoonful of paraff1n to every gallon
Of water when boiling white cIothes2
1t is said to be excellent for removing
stains.
A supply of little things such as
safety pins, needles, hatplns, pins,
buttons, tape and thread kept always
on hand can add the greatest amount
OF comfort to ones days.
If jellies are becoming candied,
cover them with quarter of an inch
of pulverized sugar, underneath the
paper, and they will remain in GOOD
condition, even for years.
The torn place, missing button,
ripped seam or pulled buttonhole
should all be carefully attended to
before putting a garment in the wash.
The stitch in time not only saves nine
but often helps to keep money in the
bank by saving an entire garment
Remember good tools make rapid
work. If you do not own a good
knife sharpener, which you can use
to improve your steel blades, not ruin
them, as is the usual amateur sharp
ener's method, make arrangements
for your knives to be sharpened by
professional every two weeks.
Dish cloths cannot be kept clean
without daily boiling. They should
not only be washed out thoroughly
after each meal and hung in the sun
to dry, but once a day, or without fail
every other day, Should be boiled in
water to which has been added wash
ing soda or a tablespoonful of kero-
sene.
Soft shell crabs are good only when
freshly caught, as the shells harden
after twenty-four hours. Remove the
sand bags and the shaggy bits from
the Side, then wash and wipe; sprin-
kle with salt and pepper; roll in
bread crumbs, then in egg, then in
crumbs; fry in smoking hot lard, or,
much better, in good olive oil.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
Flying Ship Law.
Observation-Disclosures

THE Law of Aerial Navigation"
brief article by Lyttleton Fox in The
North American Review, undertakes
to anticipate the possibilities of legal
complications ensuing from the traf-
fie in the newly acquired domain
the air. The Government, according
to Mr.. Fox. will be compelled to con-
denim the air above certain height
as public highway. He adds:
"The project of condemning the
air, while in a sense novel, would be
perfectly feasible from a legal stand
point. There is apparently no Ques-
ton as 10 the power to establish such
highway. Moreover, it would pos
sess the rare virtue of involving little
or no expense. Granting that the air
stratum condemned should be at such
a height as not to interfere with the
most ambitious building operations,
six cents would seem to be full re-
enumeration for the property taken
from any individual owner for public
purposes. The simple European ex-
pedient of declaring the air to be a
highway, by statute, without exercise
Of eminent domain, would hardly
seem practicable in this country, as
constituting at taking of property
without due compensation, unless the
courts hold, as suggested, that the
air is already public highway above
the height Of effective possession"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
Busy U. S. Courts.
DOe00O00oO0O0O o0Oo0Oooeos

THE United tSates Courts" by
Grin Judsoh Field, Chief Clerk of the
Department of Justice in Washing
ton. D. c., is the title of a striking
article in The North American Re-
view, showing the immense amount
of business transacted by the United
States courts. He begins:
THAT a rapidly increasing amount
of litigation of national Importance
is becoming the subject-matter OF
suits in the Federal courts; that earn
est aud successful efforts are being
made to enforce our national laws,
particularly those of recent enact
ment, such as the Pure Food and
Drugs Act, the Safety Appliance Act
the Anti-trust and Interstate Com
nerce Laws; and that the Govern
ment is watchful Of the commercial
interests Of its citizens through the
operations Of the Federal Bankruptcy
law of 1898 is shown by recent of
fetal statistics, which disclose that,
during the year ended June 80, 1905,
there were 28,250 suits and prosecu-
tions commenced in the United States
courts and 1888 petitions in bank
ruptcy fled. The aggregate judg-
ments obtained and fines imposed
amounted to $55,17S,016. In bank
ruptcy cases the total liabilities were
s122,621,50S, while the assets real
lied we're only s23,O66, O85."