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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

cHILpREN.s TEMPLE. lSi Elm, street, neass
Prospect trcet-Sunday evening service 7
O'clock, Mrs Julius san , W; Gs Hay' m y., spsex 70
Paraguay and Inland. South America Will give
a picture talk OF bis work smons.ths gndisns,
on Friday evening 7:46 o'clock. Come.
cHRIsTADELPHIAN EcCLESIA. Iroquois
Building, 2ee washington street. Just south OF
Study school: at II, memorial service Sunday
evening at 7:45. discourse by Mr., David wilson
subject, Heaven Not Our Home; sne Eaan
cordially invited.
GOSPEL HALL. 4s4 Bloomfield avenue Din the
Brick row)-Meetins saturday. Sunday. Tues
convert Of Jerry McAuIey Water Street Mission.
Will speak. Sunday. October a. Cornelius
sssesy' f Ms eollsctioss' s ass Il z. 4 Len M ;
Superintendent.
NEWARK LIGHTHOUSE CHAPEL a49
Market street. opposite Pennsylvsnia y. i har, IT, "a
i;i5. Miss N. Sims In charge. co.mopolits.n
g mssranss Of Isl Staten ten Island IN charge. This eve
emery street NJ - 3 ,s Church !, 4 rs, : p work n; R M,Ii
preach at II a m. at 81. Marks United Chris
tian Church. Roscvflio.
ST. PAULs UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
services: ii o'clock. a. M. the Right Rev. P.
A. Herbert. D.. D.. LII. p. Bishop Of New
6 GSTk; nu i. preach Ssssan. sa as., s 9 By F tSs Risb Mii RsS'
s:se o'c lock- SUNDAY school !:scs. Christian IN
aaskerviiie. Come one. come al. Seats ATE
free.
THE NEWARK GRADED UNION OF SUN
First Presbsterisn Church on Monday after
viii conduct the bible study. AZ $50 there WIN
Of a junior program. and the new GRADED lesson
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SATURDAY CLUB.

Mrs. Joseph r. Bradner, of 267 Broad
street, was hostess at a meeting of the
Saturday Club this afternoon. The wa
cation notes. of the. last meeting were
so successful that more were given to-
day. Mrs. Agnes Ferguson Mead dis
cussed Spain; Past and Present. and
the Character and Motives Of Philip
H." were told by Mrs. Amelia H. Fales.
Authors of SpaN were mentioned at
roll call. A social hour concluded the
afternoon.
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MrrHopIsr ErIscorAL.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Summer avenue and Kearny street.
A. c. Mccrea. pastor. Glass meetings $3.50 q.
m. Morning worship 1880; sermon by the pas
tor. Sunday school and Pastors Bible Glass
$780, Epworth League 6:4b. Evening worship
Z 80; sermon by the pastor: subject, THE Price
OF Success" Prayer meeting Tuesday evening
Quayle viii lecture on Team valjean.'' FRI
day evening. October 20. 8 o'clock. Admission
free. but a voluntary offering will be received.
Everybody welcome.
The following music Will be rendered Sunday
evening: Organ prelude. selected; anthem.
Angel Bands In Strains Sweet 'soundfnE.
WisEand; respcnsst male chorus >offertory-
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NEEDLpWORK GUILD TO MEET.

A meeting of the presidents of the
various local branches of the Needle
work Guild of America will take place
in the Free Public Library Tuesday
afternoon at I o'clock. when arrange
ments for collecting garments will be
made and a date fixed for the annual
meeting and distribution.
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MISS BRENNHR,S

Miss Emma Bremen, of Washington.
D.. c.. who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Theodore Kastner, of 16 Clinton ave-
nue.. celebrated her birthday anniyer-
sary last night, in the company of
many relatives and friends. Guests
were present from New York. Washing
ton and Jersey City.
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A WHIST PARTY.

Eleventh street, entertained at whist
at her-home yesterday afternoon. About
twenty-five. guests were present. The
house was effectively decorated with
clusters Of autumn leaves nj flowers.
An informal tea followed tho games.
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UNCONVENTIONAL

B~ELLEvILLE AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL
cHURCH-Services at 10:45 a. m. and 7:4b p. m.
Preaching by the Rev. Inman l.. Wilcox. OF
worcester, Mass. sunday school at . O'clock.
In the evening there will be a song service con-
Quoted by Professor Charles Grant Shafer.
Tuesday evening, prayer and fellowship meet
ing at S O'Clock. You are invited to attend all
our servit es.
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUBE
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Clinton avenue. corner
Wright street--Rev. r.. Arid Mofat. minister.
Morning worship at l0:45 o'clock; sermon theme.
THE One Need Of the Church Today" Eve
ming devotions at 7;4S o'clock; sermon theme,
"Ecstacy and Dependency The friendly
church"
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HOME FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

The monthly meeting of the board
Of managers of the Home for Crippled
Children will be held in the institution
Monday afternoon al 4 o'clock, when
further arrangements will be made for
the big Christmas bazaar for the benefit
of the home.
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>UNryERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry r. Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Broad.
dfagonally opposite City Eall-Mr,. Rose
speaks at IL on What Does It Mean lew
Ing Together Sunday school, with new les
sons, at 10: kindergarten at IL. Young Mems
Glass at 10. Sunday illustrated Lectures Will
This music will be as follows: Organ prelude
The Lost chord sullivan: processiopal, God
Of our Fathers;'' anthem, THE fSplendors OF
THY Glory Woodward; response after prayer,
Nearer, Ny God, to Thee. Hanseom' onei.
tory, God That Madest Earth and Heaven"
Fisher; organ postlude, March. Wagner.
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CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
Hin street. between Broad and H-alsey-Sunda,
services Ii a. M. Children's Sunday school a
10 a. m. and 5 y. m. A ~testimontal meeting
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock. Reading-roon
open daily from 10 to s p. m.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. STEPHENS EPIsCOPAL CHURCH,
corner Clinton and Elizabeth avenues-The Rev.
Edmund A. WATSON. Phi. u, rector. Holy
Communion every Sunday s "a. M, and also
first Sunday in the month at 10:45 a. m. and
evening ut 7:4s o'clock, Service and sermon by
the recctor every Sunday morning at 1915
o'clock and evening at 7:a5 o'clock. Sunday
school $3.50 D. m.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Mosias have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Fannie Mosias, to Sam
uef Lefkowitz, of this city.
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HOME FROM EUROPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Curry and Mrs.
Solomon Curry have returned from a
four months tour of Europe. They re-
on board the Rotterdam.
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REFORMED,

cLINroN VENUE REFORMED CHURCH.
Line Din Pask-The Rev. Aibertus 7. Brock.
minister; the Rcy, A. NJ ArculsTius, assistant
ing worship at 1880: topic. eThe Glory OF q
Noble Desire = Evening service al 7:4s: topic,
all its departments at $50. Christian Endeavor
vespers AZ Z STRANGERS are cordially Invited.
Ing service. organ preiu<e. Rever1os Ajax. Gull
meqt; snthern: !nbl!ate, Pc n q qeqrCs .qs1-
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-18

Lost-Glass bulls eye out OF automo-
bile lamp, somewhere between Nc
NeilPs bridge and town. Finder will
he rewarded for the return of same
TO this Office. 9-2-tf.
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sionary Union. The occasion
was pleasant and the meeting
was a great success.
Mr.. Daniel A. Smith, of Grew s
Creek, on last Saturday had bis
hand very badly lacerated in q
cotton gin. Mr.. Smith, in com
pany with Mr.. George Breeze,
rode rapidly to Hope Mills for
medical attention. All the fin
gers on the wounded hand were
torn into ribbons, while the mus
GELS and tendons of the arm below
were laid bare to theeye, theelbow
DR.. Gilbert at the first dressing
did not amputate any of the fir
gers, but amputatjon may yet be-
come necessary.
Mr.. John Morgan, who has a
position with the Roberdell cot
ton mills at Rockingham, has
moved his family to Rocking
ham.
Rev. j. M. Gibbs, of Cotton,
during all Of last week conduct
ed a revival meeting in North
Greensboro Baptist church. The
meeting was a good one, and
Mr.. Gibbs reports that the pas
tor of the church feels so much
encouraged that he is continu-
ing the meeting this week.
Rev.P. Thrift, the pastor, will
begin a revival in the Baptist
church here tonight.
Rev.T. H. Sutton preached al
Marvin last Sunday morning and
at Sandy Grove in the afternoon
Sunday night Mr.. Sutton's pul.
pit here was filed by Rev. MIR.
Caviness, of the Western North
Carolina Conference.
HopeMills, NC. Oct. II, 1909.
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MILLIONS OF LIVES LOST
An Awful TollCollected by Con
sumption. Many Unneces-
sary Deaths from this Disease

If people could only UNDER
stand that systemic catal'rh is an
internal disease that external
applications cannot cure, they
would not need to be warned
so often about this malady, which,
when neglected, paves the way
oftentimes for consumption. at
the cost of millions of lives every
year. Yet catarrh may be cured.
It the right treatment is employ
ed.
Catarrh is caused by a general
diseased state of the system
which leads commonly to annoy
ing and prehaps serious local con-
ditions, which may prove fer
tile breeding ground for germs
OF consumption, External rem
edies give but temporary ease.
The only way to success
fully treat catarrh is by
employing a medicine which
! is ais >rDed and carried by
the blood to all parts of the
system. so that the mucous men,
brane or internal lining Of the
body is toned up and made cap
able Of resisting the infection of
consumption and other disease.
We have a remedy prepared
from the prescription of a ply
slcian who for thirty years studi-
ed and made catarrh a speciality,
and whose record was a patient
restored to health in every case
where his treatment was follow
ed as prescribed. That remedy is
Rexall Mucu-Tone. We are SO
positive that it will completely
overcome catarrh in all it's various
forms, whether 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 ReXall
Mucu-IOne on our recOmmen-
dalton and guarantee. We are
right here where you live, and
you do not contract any obligation
Or risk when you try ReXall Mucu-
Tone on our guarantee. We have
Rexall Mucu-Tone in two sizes,
SO cents and $1.00. Very often
the taking of one 5O-cent bot
tie is sufficient to make mark
ed impression upon the case. Of
course in chronic cases a longer
treatment is necessary. The aver
age in such instances is thee ST.
bottles. Remember you can OBJ
tain Rexall Remedies in Lumber
ton only at our store, The Rexall
Store. J D Mcmillan & Son.
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Wood Wanted - The Robesonian
woaId be glad TO receive some wood
on subscription at once.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

By virtue of authority vested in me by
an order OF resale made in Special Pro
ceeding pending in the Superior Court of
Robson County, wherein Archie Nc
Rae, D. H McRae and others are
plaintiffs and D. M. Stewart, admins
traitor OF P. P McRae, deceased, and
others are defendants, | will sell bv
public auction. for cash, in front of the
Store occupied by Weatherly & Walker
in the Town OF Maxton. Robson Coun-
ty. N. c., on Saturday, the IS dav of
November 1909, at II O'Clock NJ. the
Following described tract or parcel of
land in Alfordsville Township, Robson
County, North Carolina, in and on the
West side Of Shoe Heel Creek, adioin-
ing the lands of Mrs. Hattie Currie and
others; Beginning at stake in the run
Of Canpbetl's Branch, poplar and gum
black pointers and runs with the run
OF said Branch Soath 2S1 West 736 feet.
South 2l& West 1874 feet and South 23a
West 875 feet to a stake in the run OF
said Branch; then South $50 West 2733
| feet to the run of Shoe Heel Creek:
then up the various courses of the sa d
run TO d point where a line running
North $50 East will direct to the be-
ginning; then North 852 East 434I feet
to the beginning. Containing 159 acres
more or less. 1t being the residue o1
that tract OF land which was decided by
Daniel McRae to P. P. McRae by deed
recorded in Bool, D D page 476 in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of Robe.
son County after deducting there
from that portion Of the same which
was conveyed to Brown McCallum and
T. j. Wooten by deed recorded in Book
IT. J page 76 in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Robson County. The
| courses given in the original deed from
Daniel McRae to P. P. McRae on the
second and fourth lines Of this tract are
| due East and due West, but the courses
| given herein are those found by actual
survey on the Goth of April 1909. as
made by J. c. Parish, surveyor. Sale
is made to make partition.
This day of October 1909.
B. +. Mclean,
10-1S4mon Commissioner.
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Misses Emma Kelly, Eta Cars
we'll, Sara Parker and Beulah
Prevatt, Quorum. wereamong the
guests at the Waverly Saturday.
AMr, Matthew Gregory, of rural
route No. 2 from Rozier, was
among the veterans who attend
ed the meeting Saturday and is
in town today.
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HOPE MILLS NEWS.
nv sS.;.s b -. / 80. 49,
Cotton Gin Accident-Church
Services Personal.

Correspondence of The Robesonisn.
Mr.. B. r. Huske, of Fayette-
vile, was here on business yes
terday.
Mr.. E.. w. Laslie, cashier of
the Bank of Elizabethtown, was
here on business this week.
Mrs. D. M. Johnson is. visiting
her son, Mr.. Sam Johnson, who
lives near Dillon, Sc. x.
Mrs. Jannett Ray and MR..
roln B. Holt went To Seventy:
First Sunday On visit to see
their sister, Mrs. Alex. Leslie. Mrs
Leslie health is very poor, We
are sorry to learn.
Mrs. DC. Rogers TT "N"S. j
II. 70 -ers went to Parkton to at
tend the Woman's Baptist nlis
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Robson Baptist Association -
Programme of 9th Annual

programme OF 9th Annual
Session.
The 9th annual session of the
Robson Baptist Association will
be held with the Bear Swamp
church November 3, 4 and 5.The
following programme has been
arranged:
WEDNESDAY.
11.00 a. m. Sermon-E. J.Har.
rell.
1900 m. Enrolment of dele
gates and permanent organiza.
ton.
100 p. m. Report on periodi-
cals-J. w. Cobb. =.
200 p. m. Report on foreign
missions-A.A. Mcclellan.
THURSDAY. ... -
$50 a. m. Devotional exercis'
es.
1000 a. m. Report on Sunday
schools D. Caldwell.
11.00 a. m. Report on Stat.
missions Sd. B. Humphrey.
100 p. m. Report on minis
! ter's relief-K. Barnes.
Els p. m. Report on. educa
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Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is so
highly recommended, because it not
ouiy moves the bowels gently and
thereby stops the cold, but it also al
lays inflammation of the lungs ano
throat. 1t is pleasant to take SOLD
by J. D. Mcmillan & Son.
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Min trel Show Wednesda,
Evening.

A. G. Aliens minstrel show
will be in Lumberton Wednesday
evening and will give a perfor-
nance under it's own tent in the
Linkhaw wagon:Xard on Chestnut
street. This company was O..
ganized in New Orleans more
than rs years ago ard has b .er
on the road ever sjnce,so it has
had much experience in the ar
of entertaining. 1t is ali old
fashioned Southern minstre
show by real Southern darhies
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Mr.. F. G. Fritz, Oneonta, N. Y. writ, a:
my little girl vas orratlv henefitt ed
by taking Foley Orino Laxative, and
think it is the best remedy for constipa-
ton ana llVrr tl,,uDit." ruitv ", a.,
Laxative Is mild pleasant and effective,
and cures hahitual co1isti natir sid
by all druggists.
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lo%3AT. OCTOBER y, 1909.
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PERSONAL.
MED. II. Britt. of Back Swarm

Mr.D.H.Britt, of Back Swamp
was III town Saturday.
Mr.. Sandy BaxIey. u Rec
Springs, IS in town to-day,
Mr., J. O. McArthur. Of Row
and, was In town Saturday.
Mr., John Lytc1 and son, Of
Rowland, araln town today.
Mr.. G. B. Allen, of HowelIsvjl}e.
was a Lumberton visitor Thurs
day.
Nr. a. 2. Johnson and TWO
sons, OF t'airmont. are in town
olay.
Mr.. Ira Davis. Of rural route
No. | from Buie, was il town
Saturday.
Mr.. A. McCornac. of Rowland
vas among the visitors /? town
Saturday.
Mr.. M. S. Humphrey, oI Saddle
Tree, is among the Wis; tors in
town today.
Mr.. Stephen Davis, Of ,1,,,ol
cute No, 1 from Buie. was in
Lumberton Friday. n
Mr.. ". J. Burchett, Of rural
route No. 3 from Fair17ont was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. c. Russ, of rural route No.
L from Lumberton, is among the
visitors in town today.
Mr.. Troy M.Davis. who lives on
rural route No. 2 from Lumber
ton, was in town Friday.
Mr.. W. D. Mcintyre and daugh-
Ter, Miss Ella, Of Pembroke, are
in town today shopping.
Mr.. N. C. Prevatt, of rural
route No. 6 from Lumberton was
among the visitors in town Sat
urday.
DIR. T. D. Kitchin expects to
go to Raleigh tomorrow to attend
a meeting of Seaboard Air Line
railroad surgeons.
Mr.and Mrs. N. A. Ratley and
three children, OF rural routeNo. !
from Fairmont, were in town
Saturday.
Miss Helen Oliver. Of Marietta.
IS spending some tine--in town, q
guest at the home Of Dr.. and
Mrs. R. T. Allen.
Mr.. A. K. Morrison left yester-
day for the Western market.
where he expects to purchase
mules for his sales stables.
Misses Emma Kelly, Eta Cars
we'll, Sara Parker and Renlah
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ton j. Britt.
.... FRIDAY.

= .... FRIDAY.
$50 a. m. Devotional exercis-
es. 49,.
1000 a. m. Report on home
missions--M. A. Stephens.
11.W a. m. Report on orphan
age-W. S. Johnson.
1900 m. Ren0rt Of eXecutiv"
committe! and loca Jon of ne H1
Association. ....- 4...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

stu,o nod I. L,,it,, =,
"a 80; ~ ala n;a-txlLo
EMurrvni
- Ne a - IS,
p'A,oa.A $50
- 49, 49, -. !, !, :
= :. mno5o; - !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
Rzadowe grunta

.F4-H.-.-gI .s. -aF-fEE 80 n,GH.--2E EEE H-s-r ~
Jeden pol miliona ARROW far
merskiego gruntu i pastwisk roz-
poeznle Rad rozdawaG ola osadn,..
k6w " rezewaoyach mad rzek9
Cheyenne j lndyahskiej rezerwacyi
Standing Rock, cd Ago do $500
pakdziernlka. Regestraoya odbywaG
sie bedzie s. a aberdeen, i " Pierre
Z stanowym kap,tolu.
Pospless1nl1e Pociaggi wprost do
Pierre Aberdeen wyjjeAdzaja kat
diego d'n,aikolejs Chicago 8 North
Western.
PoExupelne nformaoye odnoszace
siie 90 do rat panlfletami ob.:a6-
nial4oymi lak znbezpieczyd soh,e
iosade l6l akrowa Cd rr1zsaeddun, zglo-
aid ssie do kt6rego kolwaek aggeanta,
koleli North-W Western. .SssS.s q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

w PRZYSZkY piatek, II wrze-
Esnia 0 godzirie e.52 wieczorem,
przybedzie prezydenlt Taft = !. DO DO vi vi
nony. Komitet wybrany z napier
wszych obywateli miasta przyjmle
go6cia ma dworcu kolei milwauc-
kiej, i W samochodach odbedzie sic
zaraz jazda pc miescie. Ulice kt6-
remi prezydent przejezdzac bedzie
maja bye jak najwspanialej o6wie-
tlone; jazda odbedzie sic W haste
pujacym kie; unku: 2 dworca zacho-
dnio cd Mark do Main Ill. ma poi
noe Main do Broadway, zachollnio
20 Broadway do Williams ul. vii.
|liams utica az do Gilmore Avenue
i tam W oko}o ~winohskiego jeziora.
az do Broadway gdzie sic droga
skreca ,zachodnio do Mankato ave,
potem wzd{uz Broadway az do Ii
berty I'll. pc Liberty ma pdlnoc al
do 3ciej j zachodnio pc trzeciej az
do hotelu Winona, gdzie SIG komi-
tety z prezydentem Q 1880 zgr'omna-
dzi j tam sic odbedzie przyjecie
zanim prezydent bedzie pr:zemaWziaEf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

E- ... -fr... .'rnHt= - 80 +E[AS rE$Ek--a
w PIATEK wieczorem Winona
gosci6 bedzie g}6wnego wodza ma
|rodu prezydenta Tafta. Pierrwszy
to raj " history Winony = pre-
zydent Stan6w ZjednoczonyycDh
przebywac bedzie v n nsas,, ME.
6cie. Komitet urzadzajacy przyjeeciee
oglasza, il kazdy moze miec tegoe
dnia sposobno66 widziet slyyszzeee
prezydenta " tutejszej operze vie vie
czorem Cd godziny $50 do s '345E
Niektdre siedzenia bedaa zatrzyy1mrla.,
ne q! ola !. kleru prasY innyyeh,
zreszta caRy budyynnek opery beedzsi die
otwarty ola publiczno6ci kazdlyy
bedzie mile widziany. ktdrrzyy
ME beda miec spposobnoosci vi vi
dziec prezydenta u opperze mpoggee geo
zobaccsz5ycc spotem Y hall Phi Philh bal-
moniczneejj s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

hkollaggil q
AZ Wakaoyy1 aniapdaal
.passtoIe 1taastaaWiiiod,nnpooossslnn talerzisSdwg
kateasssttaasjlssl sscpgytaIsiiseyn,sa
PoWii,ssdds g .1een1kklu. 5czegos pc
aeaylw kkoolleggliunis
Syn: az ezdobrydh r,zec,zy!
.Ojjteiiee:l yCgdzs;t - a
yynlswyyliic q p,rz.aebiegg pred /.
mn IS, y q 81 u U 3 sic r6wnniezz
|logilkii.. s5szs. .ss. 8,
go()jjjciecCo ojestlogika?
J zzalraz ojjco'ulI: ppolkkaaaiiee "a "a. przJy-,
'kladziee. I1ez ka IS q zlnajduje sig
ma talerzu??!'sss..s S u ss.. .$5..
Ojcieo: DIVA.
!. Syn: Doibr1zee, o(ljjsze! il 81 ud do
izesa try.
0jciec zdziviony ,Jakto2
Syn wbiijsjjac Wiidelec v je,dinl'op
kurryczee rrzekl: To Jest jeden, ME
prawdaz.= 81 n.
ojciec: Tak,syynn.
Syn wbijajjacs widil 10, &c v v drugie
.kurcze ppyta:: To jest diva
I ojciecsTak jest.
Syn: Jeden a,dWa jest try.
Ojciec::i W!y3bornie znasz logike i
u u lilses'l.. nralezzyciie myJdle6 podajaac.
jjeednoi kurcze .sWej zonie,. Leona.
mmsatce,, a drugie Ibiioraac Ola siebie
rzecze:: Teraz, zLeonie, zabierz sobie.
trzeciie. -
SStads nauka. I.
K s. ,e CHI przeMraead jasne j niezbi.
t.. pl9rawdy,
Z Udla,W ,v g. maadreggo, bye ola druggich
hardy.
.Mqedrodd 60 zaWiedzie, jak Leo con
wiodla
Re mu kurczeta pod nosem ma sto-
#.S lie pojad}a
). oRMUZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
Idzie z %predkOscia.

Potrzebowanie tbepggoo ,zsa.dziwiaia-
cego lekarstwa ma zoladek, watrcbe
j nerki, ORA. Kiny'a New Life pi-
quick, sprawia zadz,w;enie "
apiece p. N. J. Kowalewskiego,
powiadaja, ,jak nigdy p:e bt5lo: To
ola tego, poale waz one nlgdy ME
zzawioda wyleczyd zoiadka, zapoha
MIA, zapalcnia, z6toiowodoi, zdFtacz
X. bdla glowy, dreszczy j malaryi
Ty1ko CSC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
Karnes, Tex, dln::a 4 =WIEz a 1909
SIJAHESSsCg1lFM DOMU BYYKA a1 d.

sczesciemSdomuAby1a napis ma kamiepiu,s .1#.
Who'd traw scmentarza w rozozystynos cieniu,
jake drzeWo rzl1ca}o na mogile reka ludzllq usypana,
R6zno.ko 10 kwieciem ma brzegach utkana.
szczesoenzzdom byla! ten. napis vic nsteiie,,sa S".@
Bezl nazWiska igdatY glosza znnarlejss dzieie. ss
ID dali marnnurowy pornnik AZ gore czolenssie wznoszacy
|Czyny4 Wojownika .znnarlego gsloszaey,.
LepzAkandieif ptosty wheel przenaWia1 do xduszy,
EEW5r61Es wiisczorneji, agluchejj cmentarne sciszy,
MI wojownik, lktory wodzil boie, 81.
|Znosii- truly sWWolenie znoje. Isl
Tam matka -jezafa, #szczeclem domu by1a. as= 4#
wv tenn tkwi= wlasnie Gaia ~niespozyta sila.
Me masz, jak@ matkasdobra, dzieci4 opiekunkal
|Mysi iiscnot ichzs anielska piastunka.
[Praca jej bezustanna nikomu nieznana,S
" zaciszu domowenn, przez SWAT zapoznana, ii:
jest aureola, =skt6ra rozprornienia .
IL smutekz domu " ~szczescie biogie znnienia.
|Pracuie we zach czeeto " bolesci
Ola sdobra dzieci = tel czystei milosci,
|Kt6ra zdolna. doStrud6w do poswiecenia, .
ME szuka marnej chwaIy5#nawet ami cienia.
|Rece sklada na piersi, oczy zamyka powolnie, NJ
EAzduch lei mknie " przestworza- pwobodnie wonie
Tam matka ley ton napis widnieje
|Gloszacy slawniejsze. Mill wodza dzieje
domu by}al
- Al. ORMUZ.