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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10


part Of a sizeable gold certificate.
The use OF mirrors to attract the AT.
tention of Mars is hard to understand
II it were Venus. it might be different
to the Washington Evening Star.
Remarks the Boston Globe: They
are beginning to laugh in England
now at some of the jokes that Mark
Twain got OF when he was over there
last year.
Better quarters for American ambas
sailors are earnestly advocated. But
1t may be some time. AYERS the Wash.
ington Star, before the farmers can be
brought to take an interest in the up
lift Of the diplomat.
Some children.-observes the Chist.
Ian Register. are like their parents;
many are like their grandparents; and
many more show the permanent traits
OF the family line In which their de.
scent may be traced.
1t Is seldom that a woman wishes
70 stand up for her rights in a street
car, notes the Chicago Record-Herald.
The New York Press explains: II
the baby doesn't learn to walk for
several months after he ought to It's
because his brain is too big for his
legs to carry.
1t Is not suficient to exert the maxi
mum pressure OF fear upon those who
plot kidnapping. Life imprisonment,
without the possibility OF pardon,
would be none too severe. according
to the Cleveland Leader. Neither
would death. but that punishment
would render 1t extremely dinicult, If
not impossible to obtain verdicts
which would send men to the death
chair. And for the sake of stolen
children It will be well always to keep
:he penalty for murder more severe
than that for kidnapping.
Holland is a factor OF consequence In
The European equation, and the Dos
dbility that the monarch might die
without issue has greatly worried
those who hope to see the status quo
-emains unchanged. The birth Of an
heir. thinks the Washington Star. 10
a reinsurance to them, and at the
same time II awakens in the breasts
Of those who have no interest what.
ever In the political game abroad SEN
timents which are as old as the world.
This royal infant will be an object
Of keen interest for a long time.
According TO commercial reports we
are importing and exporting less raw
material, while we export more and
import less finished product, which
means that our manufacturers are
gaining In the worlds business and
We nv c"ptoyhhb Oaf V"h WIN
men at good wages to increase the
value Of foreign trade TO our advant
age. II is solving the problem Of how
to buy little and sell a great deal,
declares the Agricultural Epitomist
The country was never in such q thor.
oushly prosperous condition before.
He Would Talk.
This IL busy wire, tell you"
roared the excited man In the tele-
phone booth.
And from the other end of the wire
came this:
II don't care, I Will talk"
Get on the wire!" ahouted the
other. beside himself. You don't want
to talk with me-"
But IL was no use.
I've paid 10 cents to talk" came
the answer, "and I'm going to Do H."
And talk he did. busy wire or not
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

OF than hundred there lived city not
$4,000 away from New York. the
city of Bostonoh that city OF less cultuean
alleged bold bad. wicked. grating politician who candidnt
ed for the mayora The good folks especially those
who forgot opposed his election against
circulate itself
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

Remarks the Boston Globe: They
are beginning to laugh in England
now at some of the jokes that Mark
Twain got on when he was over there
last year.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10
NJ
90


out OF hundreds OF
bit palmer. " ~ INC 'ea''ns become a
year 1000 600 matches the d.v and
than lions - e''S~ u'eo no less
CLOCK one with mathematical the
we're burned
during the and and
States 10 entitled annually - - 1 GILL" in the United
question
ieooo00o
eecn week s2oooo0o0o %
tne year IL Federal 10
matches to each during " "u ~io" iZso7s
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

North road, near Noodle Head, near East
ern End and Central landings. Only l min.
walk from shore & bathing beach, boats, etc.
Accommodates, with snnexes, 80 guests. On shady
venue ana near woods sea food pientifuly supplied
Hrs. selden MN. Prop. chebeague Island. Ne.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10
HoO Not to INCEST
~ Hfs<0ndsr Dana Voyss Financial Editor
eS3r-cr Of the Nsw York EOsnfnx Post no

M never invest In anything the basis advertsins
prospectus and especially avoid such propositions when
tney ce announced In glazing and form with
oe use OF capital letters to attract attention Second
never invest In anything which the promse Of vv
rse prons with risk the profits are real ana surs
me fact that the investment IL to you at o ana
apparently attractive price messwss Isrseness OF ths
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10
Consumption of Matches
By Roy CrandaH


AICHES are such trinng objects small
aoJuncs TO the daily housekeeping may
madame 70 learn that vast number the little sui
pnuc spinters consumed day that National For
ester clifford Pfnchot in working problem OF saving
ne acres OF American from desru
on Is bordering the match industry one of the fac
tors OF an almost unbelievable wood watse
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10
Truth
BY Diiiian, II. Handy

RUTH is the only thing that produces ennu
family has never become intimate enough with 1t to
be bored
Although the philosophers have giving a
chase for many thousand they
and 1t Is still enough elude movements
cross cuts and center rushes Of the college
Ever since the sinuous the Old Serpent was
dtScQYered aandc
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

In
enssp OF which nothing
promo Or sn who knows no about than FOURTH
capacity are demonstrated Of
men 70 whom you submit the data Fifh
ne~lo nst io price
uo y someone who knows something
~.
SOCK or socksmpiy
may possiov Do barSnt but fs price
or because Doubt WHISTLER the
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

Better quarters for American ambas.
sailors are earnestly advocated. But
1t may be some time. AYERS the Wash.
ington Star. before the farmers can be
brought to take an interest in the up
lift Of the diplomat.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

n miIton villa
Ch0beague lslana
ALFRED e. HAl1II6oH, Prop.
A. the popular East Ind. Only
J minutes walk from Eastern
landing. Fine grove and shaded
walks. Fresh farm and ocean
products. Best OF refersncss.
Ratss on Duplication. Aeeem-
modstss with cottage - guests.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10
Brlber and Bribee
BY Nathaniel c. Fos0is-. j.

Soo~~--%>~-o. a
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-06-10

Some children.-observes the Chist.
Ian Register. are like their Larents;
many are like their grandparents: and
many more show the permanent traits
OF the family line In which their de.
scent may be traced.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06

The judging of the horses will begin at 10:30 a. m. and judged in order of above list. All exhibitors must attend to get ting their horses in the ring at the prop CT time.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06

On exhibits as a whole coming from the pupils of any one teacher on above items t-6, in Class B.
 Division s-Best exhibit as a whole from any one school in Class B, con- sisting of exhibits of i-6, inclusive
 GLASS c.-1.
 Division 1.-CD Best set of one- lesson writing samples of entire class of Grade 1. (2) Best set of ne-lesson writing sam ples of entire class of Grade 2.
 (3) Best set of one-lesson writing sam. pies of entire class of Grade 3.
 CD Best set of one-lesson writing sam ples of entire claSs of grade 4
 (5) Best set of one-lesson writing sam ples of entire class of grade 5.
 (6) Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of grade G.
 CD Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of grade 2.
 (S) Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of grade 8.
 Division 2.-G) Best one-lesson set from entire class of busy work, grade 1. (2) Best one-lesson set from entire class of busy work, grade 2.
 (3) Best set from entire class of busy work, grades 1 and 2.
 
 drawings from entire class Ccopy) grade A.
 (2) Best set freehand drawings from entire class (copy) grade 5.
 (3) Best set freehand drawings from entire class (copy) grade 6.
 (4 Best freehand drawing from en- tire class Oife) grade T.
 (5) Best set freehand drawings from entire class 0ife) grade 8. Division 4-Best map of Imperial Coun- ty (Any Grade)
 Division 5.-Best piece pupils origin al work (any grade).
 Division 6--To the teacher for the best set of exhibits as a whcie coming from the pupils of any one teacher on above items 1-6 in Class C.. Division 7.-Best exhibit as a whole from any one school in Class c, con sisting of items 1-5 inclusive.
 Special prize to any school in Imper- ial County for best and most systematic exhibit of natural insect life of Imperial County; each specimen should be ac- companied by second like specimen; the duplicate specimens will be sent to the State Commissioner of Horticulture for scientific purposes
 RESTRICTIONS
 All work exhibited must have been done during the present school year be- ginning July 1st, 1909. :! 2.-Each drawing, composition, or ex- hibit. must contain (a) Name of School District; (b) Name of Teacher; Co Name of pupil: (d) Age of pupil; (e) Grade of Pupil; (f) Date of work. 3 The judges are requested to ex- clude all work that does not conform l to these restrictions.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06

Exhibit of potatoes raised by exhibi- tor Best and largest collection of veg etables raised by exhibitor.
 Division 3. Collection of vegetable and garden seeds.
 Division 4 Largest and best collection Farm and f leld Seeds.
 HNha-
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06

Division 1.--American: Barred Ply mouth Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks. Buff Plymouth Rocks, Silver Wyandottes, Golden Wyandottes, Buff Wyandottes White wyandottes. Black Wyandottes American Domlniques, White Javas, Mot tied Javas, R. c. annd S. c. R. I. Red
 Division 2.-Asiatic: Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas, Buff Cochins, Partridge Cochins, White Cochns, Black Cochins, Black Lanshan, White Lanshan.
 Division 3.-Mediterranean: B. Leg horns, R. c. B. Leghorns, w Leghorns R. c. w. Leghorns Black Leghorns, Buff Leghorns. Black Minorcas, Minorcas, Blue Andalusians, Black Spanish, Silver Duck wing, Leghorns. Ancona, Mottled.
 Division 4-Polish: White Crested Black Polish, Golden Polish, Silver Pol ish, Bearded Golden Polish, Bearded Sil- yer Polish, Buff Laced Polish White Pol ish. Bearded White Polish.
 Division 5.-Hamburgs: Golden Spang- led Hamburgs. S. s. Hamburgs, Golden Penced Hamburgs. Silver Pencied Ham, burgs, White Hamburgs, Black Hamburgs Redcaps.
 coers, LaFleche.
 DlVlSlOn I.-DTB1Sn. WnlCe DOrKlnBS, Colored Dorkings, Silver Gray Dorkings, Buff Orpingtons, White Orpingtons
 Division S-Games: B. B. Red, Gold en Duckwing, Silver Duckwing Red Pyle, Cornish Indian, White Indian, Pit Games, Brown, Red, White, Black Birchen.
 Division. 9.-Game Bantams: B. B. Red, Golden Duckwing, Silver Duckwing Red Pyle, Brown Red, White, Black, Birchen, Indian Game. ...-..... ..-.....
 division 10.-Bantams other than Game Golden Seabright Silver Sea- bright, White Rose Bombed, Black Rose bombed, Black Tailed Japanese, Buff Co., chin Partridge Cochin, w. Cochin, B. Cochin.
 Division 11.-Turkeys 1st., End. Bronze White, Black. Buff, Slate, Narragansett.
 Division 12.-Ducks: Pekin, Cayuga, Rouen, Ayesbury. Colored Muscovy, White Muscovy, Crested White, Black East Indian, Call Gray, Call White.
 Division 13-Geese: Tolouse, Embden African, Brown Chinese, White Chinese, Egyptian, Wild or Canada.
 Division 14-Ornamental: Silver Pheas- ant, Golden Pheasant, English Pheasant Pea Fowls, Pearl Guineas, White Guin- cas-
 Division 15.-Pets: Best lot of Ferrets best display Pidgeons, best lop-eared rabbits, best pair Angora Rabbits, best pair Himalayan Rabbits, best pair Bel gian flares, best Coon best cage Squir- rels best Parrot. best Canary Bird. Gui- nea Pigs
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06
MONEY TOLOAN

on improved City Property or for building Easy payments A P. NUF- FER. El Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06

Division 2. Holstein Grade-Same as Holsteins.
 Division 3. Ierseys-Same as Holsteins.
 Division 4. Jersey Grade-Same as Holsteins.
 Division 5. Durhams-Same as Holsteins.
 Division 6. Durham Grade-Same as Holsteins.
 Division z. Guernseys-Same as Holsteins.
 Division 8. Guernsey Grade A herd must consist of bull not less than years old; one COW; one heifer, 3years old; one heifer, 2 years old; year Ing heifer.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06
CLASS 5-COTTON Division i.

CLASS 5-COTTON
 Division 1. Best speciman Cotton (qualty) 1st and End; Plant showing largest number of bols, 1st and 2nd Special prize for best fancy display of cotton.
 CLASS 6.-FRUIT.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06

Division 1-D Best writing grade | (2) Best writing. grade 2.
 (3) Best writing grade 3.
 (D Best writing, grade 4. (5) Best writing, grade 5. (6) Best writing, grade 6. CD Best writing. grade '.
 (S) Best writing, grade s. Division 2.-O Best freehand drawing grade 1.
 CD Best freehand drawing, grade 2. (3) Best freehand drawing, grade 3. (4) Best freehand drawing, grade 4. (5) Best freehand drawing, grade Cfrom life)
 (6) Best freehand drawing, grade 5. (copy) CD Best freehand drawing grade Cfrom life),
 (S) Best freehand drawing, grade 6, (copW. (9) Best freehand drawing, grade 2. (from life),
 QO) Best freehand drawing grade T, (copW.
 CID Best freehand drawing, grade 8, (from life).
 CPD Best freehand drawing, grade s, (copy).
 Division S.--Q) Best Political, Map of South America,
 CD Best Flat Physical Map of South America.
 (S) Best Raised Physical Map of Cal ifornia.
 Division 4.-Q) Best piece of sloyd Work in Grade 1.
 CD Best piece of sloyd Work in Grade z.
 (S) Best piece of sloyd Work in Grade B.
 (4) Best piece of Sloyd Work in Grade .4
 Division 6.-Q) Best Composition, Grade B.
 CD Best Composition Grade ( (3) Best composition, grade s (4 Best Composition, Grade 6. (5) Best Composition, Grade 2. (6) Best Composition, Grade S. Division 6.--Best piece of pupils ori- ginal work any grade
 Division ITO the teacher for best set
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06
CLASS 1-MULES
 Division 10.

Grand sweepstakes for stalions, mares and sucking colts.
 >!lass 1. Division 2. Thoroughbred Same as Standard Bred
 Class 1. Division 3-Percherons-SAme as standard bred.
 Class l. Division 4. Clydesdale7Sitine as standard bred.
 Class 1. Division 5. BelgiansSame as standard bred.
 Class l. Division G. English Shire Sane as standard bred.
 Class 1. Division T. Coach Stallion, 3 years or over First and Second Any animal competing in this division must be standard bred. and satisfac- tory evidence must be furnished tho secretary at the time of entry. No de- viation from this rule will be allowed
 CLASS 2-cATTLE.
 Division 1-Holstens.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06


 CLASS 11.-sCHOoL EXHIBIT Class A-1-High schools and schools of secondary grade in Imperial County. Class B-1.-Grammar and primary schools of four teachers or more in I'm perial county
 Class C-1.-Grammar and primary schools of less than four teachers in Imperial County.
 Class Ali.
 Division Rest Physical Map of Unit ed States.
 Division 2.--Best Map showing Roman Empire at it's greatest extent.
 Division 3.-Best Map showing success sive additions to territory of U. S. Division 4.-d) Best Charcoal draw ing (from life) CD Best Pen and Ink drawing (black and white copy)
 (S) Pest Water Color Drawing Orom life) (D Rest Water Color Drawing (copy) (5) Best Pencil Drawing of grouped rectangular block. cylinder and cone. (6) Best Plate of Geometrical Draw ing.
 Division 5.-Best Composition on sub iect "Resources of Imperial County" less than 1000 words Division 6-Best exhibit as a whole from one school in Class A, consisting of items 1-5 as above enumerated, CI ASS Ri
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06

GLASS HORTICULTURAL NIPPLE.
 MENTs, CARRIAGES, ETC. Best assortment of agricultural implements, five or more diff erent articles mentioned be-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07
20 Zn 'll[lsll' n an. sle konletg
Halleya.

sH3EssEF. ..G.3 * .l&!. - -4ST& 7
Aatronomie przyggotowuliia| sig ne
bardso rzaddlkiie .javisko, % kone-
e Ha,lle5a, Cd na.wistaa q. EH'di li1p 4 !
HALEY, kt6ry = roku l7o5 oblioetiyl
koleje podpadajaolej te1 k l,n !
ktdra spostrzegano y lataoh: 1859,
1907 j 1881, = vice, Y odstepach
Is lat. Pdaniej pokazala sle ko l
ia snowu pooling plrsepowiedpi j Ha-
lleya vi. 1859. d. Hind na 80.
lat pred Halleeyem dowi6dl, ze
kometa ta jut u lat pred Mar I
Chrystasa istniala, p6zoiiejsze
bahama wYkry}y, ze nkka'zala aiiee
iuz " roku $40 pred Chrystusem.
Gas oblotu ME zawsze byl rove
nym, . to wskutek zachodzacychw y.
kolejach zboczen, ] TAX sjawial sic
oblot miedzy Is 2 70 j, pol lat.
Posta6. pod jake sic kometa polka:
zywala, byla rownie1 r r'ta' q.
I tax " r. 1852 wieczorem Is sier-
.pnia spostrzezono ja najprz6d "
Greenwich, " formie d}ugiego o.
.gona, kt6ry zmlenia} SIG Z nocy
ma noe. w r. 1907 " formie ognit
stegso miecxa I stopni d}ugodoi.
Dalej " formie b}yszczacego drze'
wa, a cszp>to " formie ogona roima-
tel dlugo6cl wygladu. " r ro'A' II
pred Chrystusen przez kilka ".
Igodni .wisia1a koneta mad Rsymem
jak plomieniejacy NIECE, i zapowie-
dsla}a 6mierc Agripplny. Ot6i ko.
meta ia zbliza sic ku ziemi z ssyb-
koscia oko{o = milion6w kllome.
tr6w dziennie, Ukazania sic jej
spodziewa6 mozna v pazdzierniku
a ME Jest wykluczonlem, 4e tel J
|dopiero v .ls,tyczniu +. p. Astrono-
movie v kia.idYm raa1ie ME spiuszcsaq
jej : Okla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07

lprzskrocsssaasa 4. Is / zalala.
cale oko,iee ~nadIlbrzze e,n twolfll,,ztJy'.
jedno olbrr1syyn1ie1 ezioro. l lle zaskE
sginslo, d ra AZ jss.1o u ne & w I u
no. Nattomaiast tyJ1siace mnusiiallyy
opuszc1ad dom ddoobbyyEttesIkZ raatujjaac
sig ~ lodziacb. Kloomnuulnn,iiik<aa e',yya.
wszedzie przesrvsa.na.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07

ME zggaadd az alee pod 'tdi.5l najjr Y'sadlsit'aYg
III izartob liwyml pozorami. aadFY
spesvs.nego razu Kolibaba energgidcc u
zzs,c.zas sweggo przyjaaciela l nsenla'
ten rzzekkf: : Dobrze, dam srodkliii;
ma utworzenie glmnazYum beedee
je utrzymywa}, ale pod jednymlQ.
warunkiiem. ]. Jakim? zapyutt,asIl
uladostany przyjaciel. Jeselii
pan " przeciaga miesiagca w4a au1o=
recznie wykoHi o6m j pot dziesiegci u.
owsa. Zgoda? - Czy pan to po q
waznie m6wi? - Najzupelniej POI.
wsznie! ~ Doskcnale. Zgadzam sic
i jutro stawam do kosy. Wiado7
mos6 0 tym niezwyk}ym zak} sytl,i
szybko p%rzedosta}a sic do okollcz;.
nych wiosek; wszyscy przyjeli VIA
domo66 "a TART Jakiez byto ich
zdziwienie i radosd, gdY ich naczel-3
mix ziemski z kosa " reku stanaa}5
do kosby. Pole, gdzie pracowaf
Kollbaba, stafo sic swego rodzajuj
miejscem pielgrzymek. Mad praca
Kolib&b by ozuwalo stale dw6ch stu:
dent6w. Istotnie Kclibaba skon-
czy} swa prace ma ) dai pred ter
minem i zak4ad wygraf. W chwih.
ukohczen,a piracy, zebra} sic mao
ko{o niego tys,9czny t}um. porwal
go ma rece l urzadzi} mu gorace
przyjecie. W tych dniach ma sic
odby6 ma jego cze6c olbrzyml bal.
Otwarcie gimnazyum zehskiego "a;
wygrane pieniadze odbedzie sic v.
p~rzysz}ym roku szkolnym.
s.. t - 5Fri. Is W. i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07

Psrsv na5oil5Axtisgsasha.- v .ozdobne
migktIklej fssF6rkowej orraRieAEE
I .looonym tytpliklpeeml', z AZ q
br1egi. $50. 4..,:....... .9t
Clos Aeroa be rtmllac,Sdlll6dw ispie6ns
ola .dusz pobo1nyoh 6 dqtym.
dr t11 ! o,pIrraxn'e v sksorke. !
zloconym tytalikie.m, Apoone
brzeggi... 900. 500
Clos Ssrcd-z aduEYm drukiem.
oprawnalw sk6rke, : okuciemgls j
zameozlktiiam,, : z{oconym tYtuli-
klein, s}ocone 5brzegi.. 800
4ni65tt Ntr64 Chrzescisniinas Katohka
zbi6r modlitw j pie6ni fsli{,us4lEsoYl
ola dusk pobo1nych rrtutxlimi1nIiia3i11t :u
5x33 callw skdrkowej oprzwie
70 .}occo.,n'yymny ttbyyt Il il kkiiem saas rs !.
brzegi. q. ~. y. 4. nh. 81. $40
4ni0 Stroll sk6rkoWej 0prsWis
: okuoiem i.klamefflk4, q xIltocos.
nym tytulikiem, xtooone brz1e &
gi......,.~..... . ..... 100
Ani6l Str61-oprawny,1 v moon4
francuskae sk6rka, gietkie okisdl..
!. Il, ziocone bT1egi, e zloconymm4
tytulikiiem Y. ~. !. $$l-s6
Ani6l 8tv6@-Opraw1in,y v m 30
francuskag gk6rkke, mielklkiieokl1ds
ii, zlocone brzegi 20 xloconym
tytuliggiem. =. @l.6c
Wy566r najjosob,liwssiyohl5 nabotehssv
j pie6ni, na duohowa pooiechg i
posytek ludzi pobotnyoh rot.
nych ksieg zebrsny; stoprswIy Y
sk6rke, : koloroNym obraxkiem
na oklAdce, .ztocone brxeRi ((glru-
III; druk). . {. !. ...1 1 90
,WybM oprawny Y sk6rke !. okui
6lem i''klamsrka, zil 81 brse-
81 tgrubyzdruk |. esh,o
Wianek. ku czci Naj1wietszeiMar
Fanny ! sr6.nych naifbotsfstw q:
witty, soprawny w.skdrte, ;xAkoooesrl
ne brzegi, zzkooonym tytullkiiem
: okuciem Hamerlkk8 tl.95
fDunisa Ksiatka do nabokahstyval
ola wssystkioh katclik6w, opraa-
VIVA v sk6rke. xiotcone b,rzegiAz
.icconym tytuliiklIiAemr ...4l.be
Zbior6k moo1gap ala cxtIonkk66wv* . ~.
stolstwa Sescl Jeznsowsgo,.oe 81.
prawny Y .sk6rke angie1skq,S
ozefswone1 brzegi 1foconynmtlj
9 tn AZ 9 y i. { !. . Il. 4. q. 4 loo
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lii IE.eekeey1il 10 snie1lxiisIae sl1ls.gieta
ksiazka do o6Wvie,penlA 4 zbando.s5
wanna idduls,,ztyV ehlfzaS6scyiixEhfskok
ttollickIIise IL. lgrtpnnteeo
nieniem rokusko9cislnego nai-
y1l66wniejj.ssych ob6arsiyd66w koloisl~
nychh mI,as.IEss84llvlliiIaete paboteh6stYs
dOmoYego ola OhOrych, drO9
u harsrY7tollxssAAdj jskoltsS fSYoiofyvssaslrn.
swieettyyeha. ,kliich ase.opyoh
mianoNliioie prxeez Ind polsko-
tatoliokki, wT7czalrnlisl opdrtsw,Fiie 81
sioeen ~ Zen 81 /. s,.sso|
Aygosy Il.
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aljss1a55I' ial'dd.ia'eisas 1dofsoi9.
ko(n,iiolsl |. .pt,1iellt,x4ns podlag
I. lOic4s aBftschniiaula. ~
iw,xsggttssd1lnliieetths u wilpfESj6kpla16lkEiis
tjll s.sniape4k
kofofoNY1ni,ii4 I'M st,lsIsa,s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4s.#@ASa&6s@ s#xga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07
Walka z.dfugiomi WHO
salni.

W Anglii pov'staf v ko4acb le.,
karskich i pedagcgicznych ruch
przeciwko dfugim w}osom u d1iew-
czat szk6lnych- Matki jednakowoz
stawiaja energiczny opdr ME chcaa
pozwolic ma ostrzyzenie w}os6w
dziewczetom. w pewnej szkole W
hrabstw@e Midlesec przysz}o z to-
go povodu do rozruch6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07
Pleniadzle,. &c! / Nv
49,. "a.


terra. doA a. chisholm,z Trssadl.r
well, NY: lego wywody g go
dne czytania: ,Pfze1 dIag1 osss
.oierpia1em na niestTawn no odre-
tvienie watroby, 1apoha,nie. nerwoo-
:vold ! ogdlne .st ;.|a. de & loladta.
], Me mogIem ap.d, ME mia1em
apetyt,u! AMI hun1,olr1u,, robil EN- sie
sla,lb tst' ! ks,dfym dn'em poniimo
u1ywania rozmaityoh lekarstw ~ Ia
czalem brad Electric Bitters. Dwa-
nadoie butelek poRr6clly nj daw-=
niejsze zdrowle5i slle. Teras moge
prowadzid intsres kakdego dnia.
Jest to cudoA ne lekarstwo." Nie-
zawodne ma koiadek, watrobe, ner.'
HI, kr,ew i nerw.oswo6t. SOC apte-
CO M. J. Kowalewskiego-
1890 sE-@s tss-#'s%- %%SS-3 @E+GE=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-07
|Powiesl1 sic IA barier'ze.

ey4. r .E $3.50 ~ " 49,
PoWiesa sic ma barie5rz,e.
szozeg6lne samob6jstwo pope}-
nil " Brann,e parobek J6zef Ba-
mock, Szedl on wz,dlulz tor:u k,oole..
jj,owego, a niatrafiwszy syuszczona
bl5aarjere zaioayl sobie pstlice IA.
szyjje i lprzymocow,ai do draga ba-.
rjery. Gdy poo'ag jul :minat, bud
karz stoiaoy Q jake 600 metr6w cd
mm,ejeoa tego, podnniosl bariere "a.
pomocae prsewodnikow drucianych
v gore, 2 ,. lavish powlle''trzu.
Urzednikl.otwii podpadfo, g barjjera
ntal1wYczaj ciekko sic podnosila,
udal sic vice za trsl.' ma. ma 'mleiisce Wy
padku, leoz samobdioa w,s1a1 Wy
soko " ~powietrzu j jul lie zyl.
1 49, %E--=EsE -a-N%~ g.#sE. Ess4 E&t s4hEtH--s1G -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-12

a. G. HOFN-Attorncy-at-law-Of-
fees over Badcops Drug Store. l seek
the business oi all parties; am at
torney against all corporations and
monopohee. Prepared to transact any
and all kinds OF legal business.