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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

When 4 person htids liifnselt sur err
ing from chronic indfg stion. here IS
just one Of two thing to do piscoiIS
firttie The use q { food almost So tifeIy
or obtain some thing that Will digest
the food for you until yorr stoIpaeh
muscles are in, working order again. =
IT 8 possible 70 obtain a retned y that
:, win digest food even when the ttonla clt;
can't. and We can obtain the y ord u
many $sPnt a.sas people 70 ~, E5SSse
with constipation ana liver trouble e.
Is necesSafy5t9 get q remedy thmt has
laxative as wen as dtgest Hive ptcpe
and which at the same, time contains
Z ingredients that N N tone and gtreng hen
the stomach and bowel mnscleE,i Such
q remedy according to the tesj itnnny OF
people for y qua rter OF q CENTURY e
DR.. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin. which can
be obtained Of any druggtHt at hftyl
cents or one dollar Q. bottle. as It comes
IN both sizes hut II YOU are one who
has never used this grand remedy. and
you would like to make n test OF IL
before buying 81 yollr druggist. then
send your name aTa ad S,,s s. % Dr;
a free sample bottle for triat; In this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

There were many hugaable fea-
lures on tie programme last night,
including The hypnotic tailor shops,
and the circus scene. Duncan tried a
new experiment which Tho termed the
hypnotic barber shop, but as he got
the worst OF the experiment he stated
that he would not try any more new
experiments tilts week. Upon arous-
Ding the barber the subject had a whisk
broom of lather In his tanl and cor.
erred the hypnotiat with thesoapy sub
stance from head to foot to the delec.
tation of the auddence. Duncan felt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02


never said to iiei. '1ly Sweet
Thou a4e the s8eetes Tower that
But T1on are lie to her comp
i ssid unto The rcse
1 have not sid Thine eyes are
etars... =
Bat. to tiinse gazers Of tue skies
IRaning beyond mr. window bars
Your hight IS from her eyes
Not set, oEher. bare 4 made known
w7sut she is Ike, In Heaven Or
Earth.
Though All Best Things know. do
own
Do st1ow-her lovely worth.
Though they keep silence for my sake,
To he Ike fer. itey much rejoLce!
They know that SON ms heart will
break IA
I. Or lift TO her It's voice.
Edith M Thomas.
7
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
Duncan lie a Wonder.

Duncan, the hypnottst. set the city
In i ~htrl Of conservation yesterday
with hts latest advertising feature
i tiiat Of a subject playing piano con-
ttnlously for twelve hours while In a
sonnarnbuIsitic phase OF hypnosis.
me young man played In the window
q The Jacob Doll and sons music
store until half past seven O'Clock last
at wlllnh time he was taken to
ths Grand where he continued hts en-
dgiratcs feat untit awafenedi 10 his
normal condition At nine O'Clock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
Personals.


Mrs. Matson, OF Pftthsburg, who has
been visiting at GRAFTON, Is the guest
of relatives hero for a few days be
fore returning to her home.
Miss Beatrice steele, of Little Falls,
is I'll of pneumonia.
Mrs. j. K. Chimes has returned
from Llttleton who're she had been
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Hurp
Mcintyre. .
Cecil watkins, of Columbia. is quite
sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Barracunan and three
children, of Ponnsylvanfs, were the
guests of Mrs. Barraclnan's half
slater, Mrs. Lou E. Barnes, Weines-
ylay. They were en- route to ParlSers-
burg where they win reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiva Watkins, OF
Rowlesburg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
sheridan Watkins. of Columbia street.
Wilbur Reeves, of Triune, and Har-
vey Steele. OF Little Fails, were b,ssi-
ness visitors in this city yesterday.
Mia Powell Is recovering from a
several days' illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
comlIns All Next Week.

Comiln9 All Next week.
Tine agent of the REaher Stock C:m-
rany ds in town paving the way for
that excellent company, which opens
at the Grand Opera House next Mon
day night. The company comes here
bgcked by strong recommendations.
:-Thorus and Orange Blossoms" has
been selected as tine opening attrac-
tlon and the play is said to possess
some very strong drawing powers.
The prices are within the reach Of III.
10, 90 and so cents. tits cheaper to
go to tine Grand and see Phil Maker
and his big company than It is to re.
main at home. The following local
notice is taken from the Erie (Pa.)
Daily Dispatch:
Last evening the Maher Stock Gem
pany presented at time Park Opera
House "For Home and Honor" to a
good sized audience. Mr.. Maher is
supported by am excellent company,
who p.l1y their parts in clever man
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
LArouETrE OPENS eAMeAleN.


MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 2.-The
progressiyes of Wisconsin have deter
mined upon positive course for G de-
termdned fight I'm the senatorial cam.
paIgn which begins here in earnest
to-day under the leadership OF sena.
tor .LaFollette, assisted by United
States Senator Moses e. Clapp. OF
Minnesota.
Senator CJspp Dis known as one of
the fighting Progressives Of the Ser
ate and Is one of THE best rough a,m
tumble debaters IN either house. Hs
Is tile man who gave one OF the finest
tributes ever paid TO Senator La
toilette when he called attention to
his record in the senate In his speech
before that body ON March 8.
'tThe speech of Senator Clapp Will
be particularly timely" said Francis
10 .McG6vern. "becanse IT will servs
as an anttdote to the recent speech of
Mr.. AldTtch. 1, The subject Of tho adj
dress OF Senator CfaJpp iwll be "Thc
Progressive Movements In Congress"
and delegations have come from many
places ii Wisconsin to hear It."
Senator a. w. Sanborn. Of Ashland,
will preside,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
MILLIONS OF LIVES LOST.
Al AwfuI Toll collected BY consump
lion-Many Unnecessary Deaths
from the Disease.

N people could only understand that
systemic catarrh is an internal dir
ease that external applications canno;
cure, they would not need 10 be warn
ell 50 often abort this n1aisdy, which,
when neglected, payes the way oftea'
times for consumption, at the cost OF
millions OF lives every year. Yet ca.
tarrh may be cured II the right treat
ment Is employed.
Catarrh is caused by general dis
eascd strife of tine system which leads
commonly to annoying and perhaps
serious focal conditions, which may
prove fertile breeding ground for
germs of consumption. External rem,
elies give but temporary eeee.
The only way to successfully treat
catarrhr is by employing a medicine
which is absorbed and carried by the
blood to all parts Of the system. SO
THAI the mucous membrane or inter
nal lining of the body Is toned up and
made capable Of resisting tho insec-
lion Of consumption and other dis
eases. e
We have remedy prepared from
the prescription OF a physician who
for teirty years studfet and made ca
tarrh specially, and whose record
was patient restored TO health IN ey-
cry lease where his treatment was fol-
flowed as prescribed. That remedy is
Rexall Mucu-Tone. We sre SO posi-.
tive that it will completely overcome
catarrh in all IT'S various forms. wheth-
err acute, or chronic that we promise
to RETURN every penny paid us for the
medicine in every case where it fails
or for any reason does not satisfy the
user
We want you to try Rexa1l Mucl.
Tone on our recommendation and
guarantee. We are right here where
yolsllye, all.l you do not contract any
obligation or risk when you try Rex.
all iiGucu-Tone OF our guarantee. We
have RexaN Mucu-Tone in two sizes,
80 rents and $500. Very often tire
taking of one 5Ocent bottle Is sufi.
cient to make a marked impression
upon the case. OF course IN chronic
cases longer treatment Is necessary.
The average in such instances ia three
$1.OO bottles. Remember you can oh.
tain RexaTl Remedies in Fairnont only
Mt our stores.-The Rexall Stores Tho
Mt. City Drug &C, Main street. Halls
Drug Store, Water street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

somewhat embarrassed but he took
tie situation god nat,redEy and Joinei
the situation good naturedly and Joined
Tonight a class d cotored subjects
will be invited on the Stage for d few
tests after which the white class Will
be seen in many lauehaIble numbers
including stump speeches and the hyr-
motto minstrel show!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

ner. Tonight the company will pre-
sent meIodrama that is full OF many
thrilling sstnattons and heart inter
est Lost to the World" To-day, mat
inee last evenings bill win be repeat
ed "For Home ami Honor" During
the show many strong vaudeville acts
wall he introduced, viz:
Phil Maher the brain+storm come
dian, "Lyryia," electric dancer,
Holmes and Russell, taIloing and sing
ing specially, Ted Harrison, imper-
sonatcr...
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
Gingerbread Sale.

The members of Mrs. Cora Morr,ow's
sunday School cl1ss viii hold GIN
gerbread sale Saturday morning in
the window OF Thomas and Hsrr's
store on Merchant street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
invitations for Reception.

The Invitations were Issued yester-
day for the reception TO be held to
morrow evening at the Diamond st.
M. E. Church by the w. G. t. U. The
affair is novel one and an enjoyable
evening is anticipated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
NOTICE

All members Of west Virginia Re.
bekah Lodge No. GA are reuuehted TO
come out to the meeting next MONDAY.
Nov 20.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

Hear. Rev. Clarke discuss "Ths two
voices. Nature and tine Btble," next
MONDAY evening ct the First ~. P.
Church. The tickets for the entire
course are only twenty +fiVe cents and
the single admission, ten cents Buy
"a ticket and near all four of the lee
lures.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02
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. TIE
J ooseIP e THEl sTAoE.

Hall Game b recovering from his
atEAEk OF heart failure
trhe Next ofsKin' Charles Klein's
latest lay. Is to be produced in Chi
cago early IN December,
Maude Adams, IN what Every We
man KNOWS . is among the December
bookings at the Academy.
DANIEL sulys new play, THE
Came. was produced with success
in Massachusetts town this week
A new play by Paul Armstrong is
TO be produced by Henry b. Harris.
1t is called Whom the Gods Love"
LOUISE Dresser Is to replace Lulu
Chaser In isThe Girl from the States.
as the latter wss compelled by illness
10 leave tie cast.
A MAY which Is to have produc-
lion In New YORK ate. AFTER q a pret' 3,
AaFeorie anu : y jun
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

Il your competitors advertising is
better than yours, you mad better re.
sign from the @Dont Worry Club"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

Subscribe for the West Nrrinian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

Louise Dresser Is to replace Lulu
CHASER In isrhe Girl from the States.
as the latter wes compelled by illness
10 leave TIE cast
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

A new play by Paul Administering is
TO be produced by Henry b. Harris.
ii is called Whom the Gods Love"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

James Forbes, the successful play
wright. has three notable plays nov
attractdng Wide attention. Hre Chic
rus Lady" .sThe Travelling Sales
man" and ssEne Commuters"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

A play which Is to have a prOduc-
lion In new York after a preliminary
trvout is called tine Ambitions OF
Mariorie,r and Is by John Cumberland.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

It is said that Nat C. Goodwin Is q
return to musical comedy about tn
first of the year in a work OF whiel
the book is by G. M. 8. Leilan AM
the music by ivan caryFl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

Daniel sul1y,s new play, THE
Came was produced with success
IN a Massachusetts, town this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-02

"The Arcadtans.p musical comedy
which has been successful in LONDON
is to he given by Charles FToamar
it's first American presentation in Phil
adeIphia in a few weeks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15

rem 81 CORY w.ygladas iak4..
Inla1nliileb,ie. S:kslepienie pond
lowane niebiesko potsm
IgWia,zdy ksiezzyc pokskiulje
swom gl6Wa u Wyggl,adla) lakby
now. Wszys,;tkl.o1swyglada bar
do pieknie, g !. za bylo si4
oddalie Z tego blogiego miej-
sea. 50 tam take try olta
re. W wielkim oItarzu Jest
Iumieszczona statua Naj6w.
Marry Fanny; VI b~ocznym.o'l
.tarzu, pc Level stronie jest.
ststua Matki Boskiej 2 die
ciatkiem Jezus, trsymajac
r6zaniec " reku. Ma prawej
" bocznym oltarzu.
znajduje sic statna Najsf
.Serca Jyzus. So tam tax
ze piekne stacye, to Jest ca
Ia meka Jezusa Chrystusa.
Wokoio kosciola jest zelaz-
ne ogrodzenie.
w niedziele bysam z bra
|tem " kosciele ma nobozeh
stwie. Jak to milo bylo
poslucha6 tax wzruszajacego
kazania, ME bede 60 OPT
|sywac, ale jeszcze dis brzmia
mi " uszach wyrazne sfo-
wa Wiel. kaznodziei.
vice kochani czyteln'cy,
wszystko to %sprawione j u
Erzadzone zostalo "a staraniem
tak.dobrege ksiedza, DO sami
parafianie mic niezrobia. C}lca
cot, juz sic ma wszystko zga-
dzaja a "a chWile sn6w Wszy-
stko rozrzucaja j chca ina
czej urzadzic.
Wzgledem naszej parafii
to ME moge mic radosnego
powiedzie6. Niejeden tn mu-
81 lee uronic ma to wszyst-
/ g !: Riedni roy tu Polacy!
|Czy jeszcze nam kiedy tax
p6jdzie jak bylo "a Wiel. Ks.
/. j. Szymahskiego to ME
wiadomo.
4 M. J. ZienteK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15
Dowcipny K '.,

I f15aEE=s. .%TE
Kazdemu wiadomo, ze
dzielny lud kaszubski ME v
ciemie bity. Mazurzy mo-
via, ze Kaszuba dopiero die
wiatego dnia po narodzeniu
|rrzejrzy, leczjak juz przejrzy,
to widzi przez debowa deske.
Wprawdzie SO to tylko zarty,
leoz to prawaa: 20 prawdzi-
wy Kaszuba, choc nawet ME
uezony, wrodzona swoia
przebiegloscia niejednego z
uczonych Wyprowadzi " POI
lie.
Takim byl Pahcia, nieWy.
rodny czionek swego plemie
MIA, dziedzic szmatu piasku.
pod Rekowem.
Nietylko 2 bystro6ci umy-
stu znali 60 " okolicy, lecz
Signal on niemniej 2 zacnos5
sci j prostoty charakteru.
Zyl.o On siarym zWyczaajen,
|nedzne wiodac zycie IA jalo-
wych piaskach, szczedzac ola "a
siebie jsk najbardziei. Me
mial sam Wele=potrzeb, lecz
ME znal e @ dlugow, 4 81
v razie potrzeby drugimm.
+jeszcze polnagai
UciulaWszYI piracy ciez-
kiej WytrWalej troche gro
silva, oddalsyna iedynaka. DC.
,zl;nlll,aaneggnsWEeggo czasu kon
wiktu zzluromi6skiego. 20
kkiillkole1tniiei nauee prsybyI
student Do rodzi
6 ! - as6e j q,
Ibytuo6e egoayna,sslm1 a
ne 4 echeia rze elkIstolInl ,ss a
% p i 81 I1I|9qllJ ] I,I1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15

---sr --a--"e-~ a.. ---~ -. -@- u sE=-l
KANSAS CITY, Mo. POI
ciag osobowy mr.. 5 Atchin-
son, Topeka Santa. Fe spot
kala katastrofa ma moscie
kolo Pomona ,Kas. most sic
mianowicie zawalif, a 2 wa
gony to byly prawie PRONE,
W kazdym jedaak razie 2
kohiety odniosly 6miertelne
pokaleczenia, a 4 letnia CO.
reczka panic. Rose 2 Chi
cago utonela. Katastrofe spo-
wodowala pow6dz, kt6ra
most 6w nadwerezyfa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15
RESPONDING
BlIRlEMlON Nd Tex.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

M ItA.
szanowna Redakcyo!
Ghociaz nieco praWdy
przyznae music panu ,Prsy
iacieloMi Wiarusa 2 East.
Waco, Tex. ze iuz sporo.
czasu uplynelo kiedym to.
ostatni raz pisal do Eoczyt-
nego Wiarusa, . jeszcze j
teraz, prawde powiedziawszv
ME mialem wielkiej ochoty
bra6 sic do pisania, a to
tylko 2 tego powodu, ze
chcialem jeszcze "a p6znlej:
.odlozyc, ably tenn ]epiej zba-
daG stan tutejszych naszych
urodzaj6w j tenn lppsza wy
.daG opinie jaka ucieche ]
korzy6c odniosa nasi rolni-
cy, " tym roku ze swych
zniwj kt6rych sic zbi6r roz-
pocznie. . poczatkiem mie-
siaca sierpnia.
Lecz re niekt6rzy Szanow--
nj correspondence Wiarusa
zycza sobie, ably tez ! 2 tu-
tejszej okolicy mieli cos do
przeczytania we Wiarusie,
przeto chcac ich zyczenia "a
dowolic, odlozywszy wszyst-.
.kie zatrudnienia domoWe ma
box, siadam PREY debowym
stole ma bukowej 1awie, "a.
nurzywszy pi6ro " kalama.
rzu, zalnierzam skre6lic ME
kt6re w%iadomosci 2 naszego
Texasu.
Ot6z. najprz6d donosze
czytelnikomN Wiarusa, re
many IT, goraczki przecho-
dzace czasem sto stopni pc
dug F. %powietrze parne,
pogody s'aiej niema: ma sic
jak ma deszcz, kt6ry strona-
mi pada "a wiele, a W in
nom miejscu zn6w panuje
susza; urodzaje nasze zdaje
sic ME beda tax pomyslne-
mi jak to pred paru tygod-
miami sadzono kukurydza W
niekt6rych miejscach niedo-
|sta1a dostatecznie desZczu j
jest obecnie juz ma wp6]
spalona. z takiej luxury
dry zbi6r zadawalniajacy nit.
bedzie, DO klosy SO ME do
ro6niete. Bawe]na aczkol-
WAX przedstaWia sic obecnie:
bardzo wysmienicie, to jed
nakowoz zachodzi watpli-
wosc czy j ona plenno6cia
zadowoli swego hodowce, DO
owa playa egipska " postaci
Boil Weevills, juz tn cd Kill
ku lat grasujaca, obecnie "a
czyna sic pojawia6 ! coraz
wieksze czyni spustoszenie,
to jest ze Wszelkie kwiecie
zatruwa, kt6re potem spada
ma ziemie. Lekarstwa zadne-
go ma znjszczenle tego roba-
ka niema, susza j goraczki
jedynie tylko moga powstrzy
mac 6W oWad Cd zupelnego.
zniszczenia bawelny.
Dnia 4 lipca odWiedzil tn
nasza kolonie p. Antoni.
Warchol z Martina, pred
%po1udniem byl ma nabozed--
stwie " koSciele, pc po1ud-
niu za5 pojechal bryczka IA
sWoja far I'l IA kt6re miesz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15

BRENNAN Tax.
8 ipca 1909.
szanowna Redakcyo Wia-
rusaI
5Czytajac korespondencye :
r66znych stron, Wziela mnie
chec skreslic kilka slow do
~szanownego Wiarusa. Ot6z
dnia % 2. 10. odwiedzila tn.
swoich dawniejszych przyia-
ci6i parma StanislaWa Bre-
mond, Tex. to jest kuzynka.
naszego dawniejszego Ks.
prob. I. ]. Szymahskiego,
kt6ry teraz Jest v Bren,ond.
Bawila ona tn tylko try dni.
Zyczyla sobie odwiedzic vie
cej swoich przyjaci6l. ale na
farmie tax ME MONA, DO lu-
die mieszkaja daleko cd
siebie. Chociaz ona tn RE
Jest obecnie, ale bY1a Jest
szanowana przez wielu PREY
jaci6l " naszej parafii DO
.gdy tn byla, przez piec lat j
szes6 miesiecy 2 naszym da
wniejszym ks. proboszczem
zawsze okazywa1a uszanowa-
ME wzgledem starszych
mlodszych. Tax ia 2 moim
bratem Stanis}awem pojecha-
lismy razem 2 panna Stasia,
koleja do Bremond, odwie-
dzic naszego daWnieiszego
Ks. prob, DO choc on 2 ma
mi ME jest, to sauna: mi1osc
FrF=*E.rt#a Es&E =
ciagnie do tax dobrego ksie-
dza jakim jest Wbny Ks. /. J.
Szyma6ski.
Przypomina sic ia ::nauka
Wielebnego ks. nietylko W
ko6ciele ale take i W szkole.
Uczyl mas ks. prob. mai
prod pc polsku czyta6 j pi-
sac i~stlumaczyl nam: 2 angel
skiego ma polskie, zebysmy
kazde s}owo dobrze zrozu-
mieli. Brzmia jeszcze to slo-
wa Wielebnego ks. iak mo-,
viii zeby6my ME %zapominali
dalei sic uczyc: m6wi1, ze
czlowiek taxi, kt6ry ME u
mic jezyka angielskiego, to
Amerykanie na6miewaja sic
2 niego.
Teraz chce nadmienic tro-
che 0 tym, nowo pobudowa-
nym kosciele murowanym,
kt6rego posWiecenie odby1o
sic II lutego W tym roku,
Moze sobie czytelnicy przy-
pomna, jest to wielka i pie
kna s~wiatynia Pahska.
Niekt6re okna So figuro-
We kllka tn wYmienie: "
pierWszym oknie jest figura:
Pan Jezus Dobry Pasterz,
podarowal. Ks. Ignacy Sly
ma1ski. W drugiem oknie
Jest figura Najsl. Serca Jezu
sa, podarowali mlodziehcy .
parafii. W trzeciem osnie
jest figura Niep. Pocz. Maj
sw. Nary Fanny, podarowa
10, Towarzystwo Niep. Poez.
w czwartem oknie lest figu-
"a 6w. Antoniego, ma pamiat.
ke s. p. ksiedza Antoniego.
Kuprajtysa. W piatem oknie.
jest figura Naj6w. Imieniiia,
Jezus, podarowalo Bractwo.
T-nr 49,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15

Iuroldz,laj nalezydo praco
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q sWego meza zallela pie sa-
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muuI6w sic nie boi; v kaz-
ia niedz;elelu SWieto 70
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kobiete, ludzie miedzY soba;
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15

przeto synka,souzse,ggoo tan 81.
Y zuromi,,ie ucz
Wiiet'llkkic ll madrych re rze
czy, tatko'' rzecne student
Ucza mas filozofii, reto-
ryki, logiki i.t.dn.
Go to Jest e wssza logir
ka2" bada dalej Pa6cia.
'Logike, tatkop. rzecze
student trudno okre6lic
slowami, ale zaraz pojecie
wyia6nia przyklade'm: TT,
twii5erdtze, znajduie sie die
wief iaj. (Wskazujac pred
tenn IA talerz, na kt6rymm
sic v r~zeczywistolcci t!ylko
piec jai zn'aiid|u'je. ......
,,Jak to'?- odrzecze sttary
|ojciec. ,,Ja widza, tylk,o
PIED jaj kt6re nam 2; q ma lt' ].
prsyrzadzilaa % za6 twier-
DE tatko, ze tu Jest & d "a u.
wie6 jaJ . = s.
Jest w}a5nie rzecza iogiki. !.
|Zaraz dowiode. Gdz;e Jest
piec ja; tam 50 cztery, 2
cztery j p}ec czyni razem
"Je6li tax synku cd.
rzecze Pa6cia to ia bio
re piec jaj, q ty zjedz owe
cztery".
Lecz ME tylko 2 mlodzi-
kami dawal sobie rade; wy
st:ychnal nasz Kaszuba in
inych, nawet uczonych. na
dudka.
Zrzadaily losy. ,ze furma-
nil razu pewnego do War.
szawy. - Gdy gapil sic tam
20 ulicach, zdziwily 90 gio-
sy rozchodzqce sic Z pewnej
Kamienicy.
My6lal sobie, ze sic k|6ca,
lecz objasnil 60 przechodsa-
ICY Warszawiak, re tam pauo.
vie o zaklad dysputuja; kaz-
dy uczestnik skIada piec ru-
bli, a kto ma zapytanie prze-
ME zdolen dac odpo-
wiedzi dostatecznej traci
pieniadze. ID SO &
"P6jde. i ia tam rzeccszses k.
|Pa6cia mole cozarobie'
Wchodzi sobio nasz IA
SCUBA bez ceremonm v ka.
lpuzie 2 kobialka ma plecach
wprost do sail, " kt6rej zgro-
madzeni byli uczeni.
Odzwierny za ll.'5... przy
wstepie chcial go zawr6oif,
|lecz on reka go odsun,al[,
.nadmieniajac, ze j on tu dyy-
|sputowa6 : panami 5amy6la.,
Wszyscy obecni parskneli
ze 6miechu, lecz ME oboho-
dzilo to swiele Padcie. Smiaio
wciska sic " sam 6rodek
dysputujacych pan6w, WI
mule 2 zanadrza pecht'eeT,z 2 4.
pieniadzmii kladac pief ruc
bf ma stole, prosi Q CLOS.
Ghcac bozbyf rie takiego .
natreta, postanovil jede % z
obecnych zazartoHat s,obi e
h niego, 9 o6mieiiwszy go
wyprosic J sail.
Wiecie tez' --s pyta
achlopeczku, Matce Bos-z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-15
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, |'.''ll'- p: C.
Bracia Wright nieli daoko-
nae wzlotr aeroplanem zbu-
doWanym przez siebie Y
forcie Myer, lecz shiny Wlatr.
przeszkodzil IN j PROXY Cd
ma lepsza pore. IVY
pr6bowana maszyna mogliby
.byli pu5ci6 sic " przestWo-
RIA, lecz znowa obawiali SIZE
Senat nawet odroczyl sic ma
kilka godzin, ably jego czion-
kowie mogli bye obecni
przy wz1ocie, q na placu e.
brady sic tysiace ludzi, jed
max spotkal w5zystkich "a.
w6d.