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| managed finally. IF YOU want to
know where | found your watch, 1t
was down in the coal cellar. And If
YOU admit YOU are an idiot, | am not
II know all about Rella's bracelet
and the board on the roof, and-0h, if
YOU would only leave-Anne's necklace
on the coal. or somewhere-and get
away"
NV voice got beyond me then. and
| dropped into a chair and covered my
face. could feel him staring at the
back of my head.
We'll. I'll be" something or other
he said finally. and then he turned
ON his heel ana went out. by the time
| got my eyes dry (ycs, | was crying;
I always do when I am angry | heard
Jim coming downstairs, and tucked
the watch out Of sight. Would any
one have forrsecn the trouble that
watch would make,
linn was sulky. He dropped int" Il
chair and stretched out his legs. look
ing gluomily at nothing. Then h" got
nm and ambled into his den, closing
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-07-29
The Agile Eskimo.

IN all my experience l had never
encountered a rougher, more difficult
country in which to hunt than i'm Elles-
mere Land" writes Harry Whitney
in Outing "Ordinarly l should have
believed these mountain sides, with
walls of smooth rock sheathed with a
crust of hard ice and SHOW, quite un-
scalable.
IN places they were almost perpen-
dicular Rarely did they offer creV-
ice to serve as foot or hand hold, and
jutting points and firm set powders
were too widely scattered to be Of
much help.
In this his native land the Eskimo
has a decided advantage over the white
hunter. His lifetime of experience has
taught him to scale these ice clad
heights with a nimbleness and ease
that are astounding. He is quite fear
less, and even the mountain sheep is
not his superior as a climber.
"As if by magic and with little ap-
parent effort the two ESkimos flew up
the slippery walls, far outstripping me.
How they did it | shall never know.
Now and again | was forced To cut
steps in the ice or | should inevitably
have lost my footing and been hurried
downward several hundred feet I" the
rocks beneath.
Il was astonishcd even at my own
| 4 -ha, I to GLANCE
behind me | felt a momentary panic.
But there was no turning back, and
one look robbed me of any desire to
try it,
THE Eskimo has no conception "i
distance. He is endowed with certain
artistic instincts which enable him to
| draw a fairly good map of coast line
with which he is thoroughly familiar,
but he cannot tell you how far ii is
| from one point to another. Often when
| Eskimos told me place we were
bound for was very close at hand 1t de-
yeloped that we were far from il. This
they are never sure of and cannot in
diCate.
THE Eskimos have white man
stung to death from every point OF
view. They not only can 60 To sleep
promptly, hut sleep soundly and well
as they travel when circumstances
permit They get sustenance, too, by
eating hard frozen walrus and seal
meat or blubber. This | could never
do. for it is SO strong in flavor that II
| invariably nauseated me, though | ana
| succeed very we'll with raw hare or
dcer's meat when had il"
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thing.
We went back to the dining-rOOm
from sheer force of habit and sat around
the table and looked at the lemonade
Flanagan had made. Anne would talk
about the salad her last cook had con-
CnCtcd. and Max told about n little
town i'm Connecticut where the reStau-
rant keeper smokes Corn-coh pipe
while he cooks the most luscious fried
CLAIMS i'm America And Aunt Selma
related that in her family they had a
recipe for chicken Smothercd i'm cream.
And then we slipped the weak lemonade
and nihblcd at the cheese
"rn change this gridiron martyr
dom" Dallas said finally. where's
Harrison" Still Looking for his watch"
"WatCh," Everybody said it in diff
r"rrnt tome.
Sure" he responded. Says his
watch was taken last night from the
studio Hcttrr get him down To take a
squiut at tn" telephone. Likely he
can fix it,"
Flanagan was beside mr with the
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The plants should he taken from the
bed with small block of soil attached
to the roots if possible. To do this
heavy knife with a blade about six
| inches long is passed along each side Of
| the rows one and one half inches from
the plants. cutting about three or four
| inches deep. 1t is then passed between
the plants i'm the rows cutting the same
depth. The plants are then removed
with the block of soil and roots attach
| cd, pressed lightly in the hand to pre-
vent the soil from being shaken off in
handling. The plants are then covered
with wet bags or burlap and when thus
| protected will remain perfectly fresh
| for several hours. The ideal way for
setting the plants is to place the plant
in the hole Immediately after tn" water
has been poured in; fill the hole with
soil and press lightly, leaving a mulch
Of loose dry soil around each plant.
1t is very important that the soil
mulch be maintained at all times dur
ing the growing season in order To pre-
vent the loss of moisture from the
soil by evaporation. Cultivate snail
low after every rain in order to prevent
the formation of crust on 4 soil and
to re-establish the soil mulch.
Late celery for winter use is hlanch-
/ cd by soil. The plants are set in tn"
field during July and early August. and
the blanching is begun about tn" last
of September. Celery is usually ready
for use by the Goth of November, but
will continue tn grow rapidly during
| December and will need no prot1ctl"h
/ until the last of the month, Wheh IL
may lie covered entirely with SOIL OF
straw. or it may he stored in suIta-
| llc frame or trcnched.
The first process in hlanching celery
with soil is called handling. THIS
consists in gathering all tn" leaves IN
one hand and holding them in an erect
pnsition while the soil is nanked ana
slightly packed around them t" about
| me half their length. When TINS IS
done the soil is hraped around tre
plants with either the p!"W or celery
hitler"
Instead of handling" the plants as
described above, they are sometimes
wrapped with paper string To h"'d tn m
erect until the soil can be bankCd a OF
| them. The string is fastened I" the
first plant i'm the row and is theh tea
once around each succeeding plant al
at last fastened securely ut the end "l
the row. AS the string is covered Win
soil il soon decays and dos n"t lllure
The plants. The soil is then ahk'
about the plants with tn" "hillrr "r
plnw. AS the plants grow the sou Is
hcarcd higher. ana after a few weeks
the hanks will be So high that tn" noe
and shovel will have To he used III ad-
clifton to the hitler.
The following varieties ar" esp'cfll'
Iy recommended: Fin de Steele. Giant
Pascal. Winter Queen and Golden SELL
| lSlanching.
For further information concerning
/ celery culture. see Bulletin NJ. IA "l
the s. c. Experiment station.
G. G. Newman.
Horticulturist of S. G. FIX. Station.
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the door behind him without having
spoken a word. 1t was more than hu-
man nature could stand.
When l went into the den he was
stretched on the davenport with his
face buried in the cushions. He looked
absolutely wilted, and every line OF
him was dropping.
Go on out, Kit" he said, in smoth-
cred voice BE a good girl and don,
follow me around"
You are shameless!" l gasped
Follow you! When you are hung
around my neck like alike "a" Mill
stone was what | wanted to say, but
couldn't think Of it.
He turned over and looked up from
his cushions like an ill-treated and
suffering cherub.
I'm done for, Kit" he groaned
Bella went up to the studio after we
left, and investigated that corner.
What did she find? The necklace"
asked eagerly. He was too wretched
to notice this.
No, that picture of you that / die
last winter. She is craZy-she says
she is going upstairs and sit in Taxa =
hiro's room and take smallpox ard
die"
"Fiddlesticks!" | said rudely, and
somebody hammered on the door and
opened it.
Pardon me for disturbing you," Bel
la said. in her best dear-me-Im- glad
I-knocked manner. "But-Flannigan
says the dinner has not come"
Good Lord" Jim exclaimed. Il for
got to order the confounded dinner!'
1t was eight o'clock by that time,
and as it took an hour at least after
telephoning the order, everybody look
ed blank when they heard. The entire
family, except Mr.. HARRISON, who had
not appeared again, escorted Jim TO
the telephone and hung around hun
grily, suggesting new dishes every
minute. And then-he couldn't raise
Central. 1t was fifteen minutes before
we gave up, and stood staring at one
another despairingly.
Call out of a window, and get one
of those Internal reporters to do some
thing useful for once" Max suggested
But he was Indignantly hushed. We
would have starved first Jim was
peering into the transmitter and
knocking the receiver against his hand
like a watch that had stopped. But
nothing happened. Flanagan reported
a box of breakfast food, two lemons
and a pineapple cheese. a combination
that didn't seem to lend itself to any
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-07-29
CHAPTER XVI.
| Face Flanagan.

Dinner waited that night while ev-
erybody went to the coal cellar and
stared at the hole in the wall, and
watched while Max took a tracing OF
it and of some footprints in the coal
dust on the other side.
| did not go. l went into the library
with the guilty watch in a fold of my
gown, and found Mr.. HARRISON there
staring through the February gloom al
the blank wall of the next house, and
unconscious of the reporter with a
drawing pad just below him in the
area way. l went over and closed the
shutters before his very eyes, hut even
then he did not move.
will you be good enough to turn
around?" l demanded at last.
OH" he said wheeling. Are you
here?"
There wasn't any reply to that, so
took the watch and placed it on the Ii
brary table between us. The effect
was all that l had hoped. He stared
at it for an instant, then at me, and
with his hand outstretched for it,
stopped.
Where did you find it,? he asked.
I couldn't understand his expression.
He looked embarrassed, but not at all
afraid.
Il think you know. Mr.. HARRISON"
| retorted.
Il wish.I did. You opened it?"
Yes"
We stood looking at each other
across the table. 1t was his glance
that wavered.
About the picture-of you," he said
at last. You see, down there in South
America. a fellow hasn't much to do in
the evenings, and "a chum of mine
and I've were awfully down on what
we called the plutocrats. the-the leis-
ure classes. And when that picture of
yours came in the paper, we had-we
had an argument. He said" He
stopped.
What did he say?"
We'll, he said it was the picture of
an empty faced society girl
OH" / exclaimed.
II maintained there were possi-
bilities in the face" He put both
hands on the table, and, bending for
ward, looked down at me. We'll, was
a fool, l admit. l said your eyes were
kind and candid, in spite of that
naughty mouth. You see, l said l was
a fool"
Il think you are exceedingly rude
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-07-29

Mr.. Blease took local option. No one
thinks the less of either Of them for
so doing.
All of which has little or nothing to
do with the selection of the governor
in 1910. Yet If one candidate Is to be
measured by the yardstick Of consis-
tency. let them all be so measured
Columbia Record.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-07-29

Probably True.-A raw Irishman
shipped as one of the crew on a reve-
nue. cruiser. His turn at the wheel
came around, and after a somewhat
eccentric session in the pilot house he
found himself the butt of no little hu-
NOR below.
"Begorrah," he growled at last, land
ye needn't talk. l bet l done more
steerin' in tin minutes n ye done in
yer howl watch."-Success Magazine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-07-29

Il Made Observation-Disclosures B
Ridgely, former comptroller of the cur
rencv. said of a certain Spectator re-
Gently:
The man is as ingenious as morse
traders son who was once uneXpect-
edly called upon by his father to mount
n horse and exhibit its PAGES
",s ba mounted he leaned toward
his father and said:
Are you buying or selling:
Success.
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III Claude-"Did you pay to see that
show, or were you taken in?" Clar-
oth."-Columbia Jester.
TIL Vodeville-"I see a fellow has in
vented an egg that is almost perfect"
Hamlette-"Yes, 1 know that egg. -
Judge.
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Eerbody
~ of
and ap
ntuthw
tdt
ua1sofh lex gn
IL henkgo O bath promise to t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-07-29

III EX-PreSidcnt LOubct of France,
has a "ilat" i'm the Latin quarter OF
paIiS. and often attrrGs student re
unions.
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14j' Beware of your victims. You can't
trust q victim out of sight.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
Waldowa, w1elkiego wroga Fola-

Waldowa, w1elkiego wroga Fola-
k6w na hoporowego obYwatelaA
Poznania, q to zoka,yi otwarc,as
nowego teatru ! niem,eckiegc. Poll!
scY radni zaprotestowali przeciW
wyborowi, ktdry jest %polic1kiem
ola polskiej %w,ekszo6ci mlasta Poz
nania l wnie6li zazalenle ma prze.
wodn,czecego rady, zyda Sal1a, na
rece prezesa regency.
SNlGIEL. Mla.rz dreuarski Pho
cinski Z S,ekowa postano~i{ zak-
pic sobie z soltasa jednej Z sasied
Mich wioeek. Przyb by wszy do n,ego
przedstawi} sic jake landrat i pred
siewzia1 " o5ecnosci so}tasa rewi-
Eye przyrsad6w do gaszenia p"za-
ru. Sprawl p6znlej sic wydaia, a
do vcipnisia poclagnleto pred sad.
Oskarzony przyznaf sig do swej
Ozbrodn,) o6wladczajac, re " Ear
tach chcia} sic przekonat 0 inteli-
gencyl so{tysa. Sad &awniczy Okla
zal sic }agodnym i skaza} 3a}szywee
90 landrata ma 20 NIX. kary.
PlKA. Pewnemu w%{ascicielowi
W Wysoce skradziouo z mieszka'
MIA $50 marek got6wk'. Okradslo'
ny zawezwal z i'ify komisarza pc.
llcyjnego vraz z psem - calen
wytropienia z}odziej. Dow'edzla:
sic o tenn widocznle z}odziej, gdy;
zanim pies %pollcyjny przyby} pie
Made by}y ma da"nem mlejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27

J6zaf Piatek kt6ry przez Z 1aty
ma;atek " D~4ierzaznie : :
rak luterskich, obejmujs,g 2ea
m6rg "a 10y, 900 mr-,sprseda} te-
rae " tych 1niach rods kowi nasze-
.mu p Malecklemu : Gniewu po-
siadlo66 te "a liz, 600 mi. Nabyw.
cy ,,szczesc Boze"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
Jest najlepsZcm W SWie-
Gle.

Mkt niezrobi{ nigdy, masoi,
balsamu AMI oleju rdwuajacego sic
Bucklena ma6ci arnikowej To jest
jedyne prawdzlwe lekarstwo ma
skaleczenia, nagniotki. %sparzenia,
z}amania, rany, wyrzuty, guzy,
wrzody. wysypki, sclzy reuma~
tyzm. Ma chore oczY, zazieblone
rauy, popekane rece lub wywich-
nieula jest najlepsza. Niezawodna
ma amoroidY. TylSo CSC " apiece
N. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRuS POLSRICH.

St 4 s u
PUCK. Nleszczesllwy wypadek
" dniu s3-ej ~rccznicy urodzin, 70
ma posiedzlclela Albrechta W Kar"
likowie poszla wieczorem do skle~
pu, g5y wychodzac zapomnia}a "a
soba drzwi zamknac; potem nadesz-
/, jej matka SO. letnia ssaruszka
(kt6ra tego eamego dina obchodzi~
Ia swoje urodzlny) i myslae, re sic
z~najduje we drzw'ach pokoju i sko
70 ty(ko prog przes:api}a, wpad1a
po cemertowych schodach " sklep'
tax nieszczesliwle, re pc 80 godzi~
mach umar@a.
Zbi6r plonu wypad} u mas dosyc
pomyslnie, tylko plerwszy i drugi
-przet koniczyny l siana DUO ucler-:
plaf Z powodu clag}ej niepogody;
kartofle dobrze sig uda}y, tYlko
niestety wskutek ulewnych desc
cz6w po}owa bedzie napsutYch, bru-
KEW ma wyglqd dobry.
SKARSLEWY. Niedaleko Go}2-
bowia p~rzejecha} poclag pewnego
dwunastoletniego ch}opczyka. Ko}a
urwa1y mu prawa noge i czes6 pra-
wei reki. Nieszczesliwego miano
odwiesG do domu chorych W Gdan-
sku, ]ecz chfopczyk umar} juz 20
kllku m;nutach. Dotychczas cie
wladomo, kto jest owym chop
czykiem skad on pochodzi.
-DZIERZAZNO. Kodak nssz p.
s-" - -. .- -S 80 - ''. !. ; -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
z GALICYI

KRAKOW. Ma krokows%im
cmentar4u odby}o Big przenicsienie
zw}ok s.. p. Heleny Modrzeiewsk,ej
Z grobowca rodziny Bend6w, gdzie
zw1oki tymozasowo by}y %z}ozone,
do w}asnego- grobu, wybudowane~
90 " alei "a grobo wcem Mate]ki.
W obrzedzie tym wzie}o udzia} tyl~
ko na]bllzsza :rodzina PIP. Chlapow-
:skich, przyjaciele, dyrektor Solski
rzezblarz Lewandowski oraz kllka
os6b z publicxnosci, znajdujacej
sig przypadkowo ma cmentarzu.
Nowy grobowiec wielkiej ~artystki
jest bardzo skromuy, :jedna&ze W
fadnym romahsko' mode'rnistycz,
nym"stYlu. Projektowa} go s'os-
trzenieo zmar}ej budowniczy Bole.
s}aw Opid. ozdoba pomnika Jest
znakomlcie wykonany wypuk'y me-
dalton Modrze]ewsklej " bronzie,
ktcrego, drogi egzemp1arz jest
umieszczcny ma przeslicznym epi~
tafium " ko6ciele 6w. Krsyza. Ma
pomniku jes: tylko skromny napis
oraz }acinska sentencya.
KRAKOW. 4 Zakopanego do.
nosza, re zmarl tam nagle ga udar
sercowy emerytowany prof. uni
wersytetu Jsg;ell hskiego, DIR. Fe-
liks Kreutz. Zw}oki przewiezione
beda do Krakowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
z POZNANSKIEGO.

BARCIN. Koloniscie Rudemu W
J6zef,uic skraazono plug i taczki,
Popros!4 wieo inowroclawskle, po-
llcyi o pse, kt6ry sig tez dzlelnie
spisa'. Pod22y} bowiem przez po-
la, rowy i }aki ku torfiskom, stana}
pred pewnym domem, poczem
wskoczv1 kilka razY do woody.
Hakami wyc'2gnieto z niej plug i
taczki. Pies nastepnie poda&y{ do
mieszkania pewnego kol"nisty
zacza} obszczeklwa6 jego dccos}ych
syn6w, kt6rzy sic tax przeraz1ii, ze
sic do czynu przyznali. Pope}niIi go
z zemsty:
POZNAN Wiekszosc n1emiecko
zydowska rady ,miasta Poznania
przeforsowa}a ma nielegalnie urza
.dzapem posiedzenlu ta]nem wybor
naczelnego pre.esa KE1ss'estwa y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
Dowicdzia

-DOWlCuZla-
4c'n. ene, 10
moi Io'lega
j. ~Hluak3WSki,
zn%i't1 wye
cz:, ~ "7cz
l>r. j.. L.
Th,,m.,sona,
Z lax powaz-
ne, c~korcby,
przcto ia
u'l;.1cnl sic do
Micro :, mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
49, ~
Ks. Zawadzki Re .gromadzerla.

rs. Zawadzki ze ,gromadzerila1
90. Kamsaa16W pod Krakowa,
po otrzyman1u pozwolenis wladzy
Loso,elnej, prsyjeehai ma Jssna Co
re, gdzie r6sniez obeenIe stara
sic 0 wstap,enie do kIasztoru. 0baj
kandydaci przea}sli sve pro6by 0
zatwierdzenie wfadz.
Pies14 Pie1flggTlzygtm II do czestos
chowy : Irkucka ina Sybirzt) trivia
jaca ? gdr1 fo~miesrecy, odby4 bas
wlacy obecnie ma Jasnej Gore,
Valley sn;egocki- syn sessshca
z roku 1868. Umlerajacy ojciec
ostatnla swa vola poleci} synowi
te pielgrzymke, co tez wykons}.
w ODESIE s~twierdsono dune
plucna, ktdra sig zakohczy}a smler-
cla jednej osoby. lnnym chorym
zaszczepiono zarazek 20 Is 1ubli "a
zabicie szcxura, zarazouego dzumae.
W ciagu czterech ostatn,ch dnl zao
chorowa4g = osoby ma dzume, z po~
miedzy Mich zmar}a jedna osoba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
MOZGSZ uWaZaC

-H wOAO0A u VsAZltsO s. Be- Is
dz'eh "a dobrze rozpocnety, iezeli
uzy}es scyery A%nt'seps,ln ja*o
p{uczki do ust Tub gard}a pc VISTA
niu rano. Usuwa kwas-w .ustach,
oczyszcza oddech, goi miekkie
schorza{e dzias}a i ~konserwuje ze"
by. Odpowiednl srodek do lecze-
MIA saognionych b}on otworjw ma.
turalnych i ola wlela innych celdw,
obszernie wyjasniooych " kslaazecn-
&c, zawinietej doko}a kazdeJ butel :
XII, Cena Is cent6w. U apCekarzy.
Sporzadzany przez ". r. Severa
Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
DE- U G. O-S SCI


By1em.
z}ozony OIL
]iilEu lat
zarazliw:.
c.lorobaiod
lliej pot:!lo
dzaccmi
cierpie,,ia-
I'LL DOIn].l
stawow,
g4owyog>.-.
mem OSt;l-
l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
PO(jKOLEN H. + #.


POjKOLEN IE. F:r'.
ma Ora Piotra Fatney'al syln6W:
>. i. l1s-11e s. Hoyne Ave. u.
I1t., sperzadza teksrstwo,
.znanc jake Ora Plotra Gomozo,
kt6re jjuz s'yDnem SIG stall, jake 70.
Srodek domowy, zpany uzywany
W ca}ym swiecle. Lekarstwo i spoe
sob jego sporzadzania przekasywsa-
ny by} z o]ca Ia syns JUL przez
cztery generacge czyli pokol MA,
cieszac sc zawsze powodzeniem.
Ulstorya lekarstwa tego s'ega da~
wnych czas6w pierwszego osadni-
ctwa W tym kraju. Jest to rrawdo~
podobnie najstarsze i najpopulara
~niejsze lekarstwo ma swiecle, Me
Jest to lex. apteczny, ale dostar'
GAIA go wprost odbiorcom sgenci
lokalni, m~ianowanie specyalnie
przez w4ascicieli, Dr.. Peter Fab =
ney & Sons Co.. IL = Is So.
Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27
Nieprzyjemna Niesp0-
dZihnka.

NieprZyjNmna NiespO-
dZfanka.
Bardzo ma}o ludzi zwraca uwsge
ma swoja wage. a ME powinni te-
20 rob,c, DO szybka zmiana " Ultra
Gle wagi czf sto Jest oznaka choroby.
Gdy sauwazycie saybLa utrate
wagi i otrzymacie informacje, re
ia wyleoz ME mole juz Bye "a POI
no, jest. to srzeczywi6cie bardzo
nieprzyjemna .niespodslanka.
Watcie sic czesto, ! 2 chwila jak
zauwasycie szybka utrate wagl to
wtedy Observation-Disclosures lekar+
stwo jet Trin,ra Amerykahski
-t--> - -
Elixir Gorzklegge wilma. SzYbko t
zniszcsy wszystkoT sakodlive sk1a-
dnikl v ciele waszym, pos'l' wa:
sze organy trawienia i powroc'
wan normalna wage, to zneczy, Re
odbuduje vase zdrowie. Jest to
lekarst no bardso dobre we wszy.
ohorobach io4adka j wnetrz
DO stwarza nowa czys'a
krew J zaopatrza wazystkie cz'onk
" clele dobrym posywieniem. Far
dzo dobre Jest Ola ludai malokrwi~
schorowanyeh j nerwowycb-
" aptekach, JOS. Triner l3s3-l339
So. Ashland ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27

PoPIEL0W. W Wiylopolu pod
starym Popielo 1em s}uzy1 u 60
spodarza Zury jake parobek nlejaki
Alolzy .Zurek z Rybnika, dawn1ej
pracujacy W kopalnl. Gdy tenze
Zurek W dniu 20 czerwca spostrzeg|,
lie nikogo ME ma W domu, otwc-
rzy} siek'era szafe, " kt6rej vi!
znaj@owa}y pieniadze, ! skrad4
yospodarzowi 800 mr., poczem u
ciek}. W Rybniku schwytano zfo-
zyhce i stawiouo go pred izbt
karDa W Opolu, ktora go terra,
skasa}a ma rok wiez'enia.
LlGNICA. Dnja 90 b. m. jechs}
zamieaaka}y tn student Ernest
Klameth pospiesznym poc;ag}em mr..
1914 do Wiednia. Pomixdzy stacy
ami Boguminem ! Studzieoka ina
Slasku austryackim) skradziono mu
drogocehne skrzypce warto6cl
10, 600 mr. Skrzypce te, nj kt6rych
wyryty jest nap,s ,,Mazdasmanss,
znajdowa}Y sic v czerwonoz6}tym
mic chu p}6ciennym.
Z POD MOSKALA.
CZEsToCHowA- Do sgrvma
dzenia Ojc6w Paulin6w ma .Jasnej
Gore wstepuje Aleksander hr.
sly manowski, w4aSciciel
ddbr Pasek, kandydat praw.
49, +-=HahL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-27

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MALBORK. Cholera wybuch}a
tn ma nowo. w 6rode odstawiono
do lazaretu PREY objawach tel cara
" wdowe Tucholsk2 Ka}dowa.
kt6ra p~lelegnowa}a zmar}a wdowe
LANCE, kt6ra r6wniez pray ,obja~
wach cholery ~zachorowa}a W DIAL
Sym ciagu zabranc do ~lazaretu
cztery rodziny, z}ozene IA glow
i pozamYkano studnie W Ka{do'
vie. "