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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06
IOcali}o zycie jeg0 lnatce.

,,Czterech. doktor6w opusci}o
mnie", pisze pani Laura Games. Z
Avoca, La. "a dzieci mole PREY.
jaciele wygladali tylko kied5 pmre,
gdy moi syn nam6wi} mule do u
zywania Electric Bitters. Uczyni-
lem tax, i te zdz'ala}y ola mnie
moe dobrego. Chez je zawsze
chwalic." Electric Bltters to nieo~
szaoowane dobro ola niewiast "
napa9aoh zemdlen,a i napadach "a
wrotu, b6lu " krzyzach, bdlu glo-
Wy, sfabo6ci, og6lnego oslabienia,
satwardxeniu albo Ia ME, orzadki
merck. U1ywajcie jc dobad4cie
nowe zdrowle, moo. j odrodzenie.
Gwarantowane "a skuteozne a)bo
pienladze wr6oone. Tylko soc "
apiece NJ. ]. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06
Zemsta ukarana.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Nied}ugo potem, DO jako6
ma poczqtku zimy, czy pono
oko1o Matki Najswietszej Gro.
mnicznej, volt emmy nakaza}
wielka oblawe. lima by}a to-
ga, wilk6w namnozy}o sic
lyle pc okolicy, ze przy}aziio
to bestvalstwo do wsl j ME.
tylko gesi, bydlo niszczy}o,
ale i ma ludzl sic pory wa}o;
ME by}o vice innej rady,
jak zebra6 ob}awe.
Ale music wan tez ieszcze
powiedziec, 10 pc owej ma
radzie gromadzkiej, wszyscy
prawie odsuneli sic cd stare
go Kazimierza, szczeg6lniej
tel Paprotnia wygadyws} ME-
stworzone rzeczy. Tymcza-
sem 6w straznik bywa} coraz
t. czeSciej we wsi, czasem
ma swieta jake diva albo
trey dni " cha}upie Kazi.
mierza przesiedzia}, ajax zaz-
drosne sasiadki gada}y; juz Q
weselu myslano, DO starry Ka'
zimierz skupywa} W mie6cie
rome drogie ubrania ola Ka-
81, a straznik sw6j dom re-
perowa}, bell! jakby ma p1zy'
jecie m}odej zony,
Wiedzia} o tenn wszystkiem
mfody Szymek Paprotnia
straszLie zesmutniai; zrobi]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06
Sprzedaz d%ewocyonali r%eligijnych

~.s> Sprzedaz deWocyonall rellgg1JJnych
ma rzecz budowy kosciof6w rzymsko-katolickich W
Cza1cu, w Pyszt0Wie i w PrZemySlu 90. Selezyan6W
Ia w%szystkich tych co to ~przedmloty pckupia odprawia-
ne beda msze swiete 20 wieczne easy "a zywych lunar
}ych " tel familii. Nadto kazdv z przesy}ka otrzyma JUL
darmo ma{y krzyzyk, r6zaniec i t. p. poswecony W Rzy-
mie. A wiec rodacy zamawiajcie pose}ajcie zadatki a W
ten spos6b zaskarbicie sobie }aske u Boga a pc smierci
otrzymacie kr6lestwo %niebieskie. Chociaz porto i clio
drogo kosztuje do Ameryki iedDak sic VAN to wszystko
op}aci, DO to ma cele dobroczynne Boze.
KOlbusZoWskim W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cma zadatek Reszta
l ozdobna zlocona pasyjke Naszego Pana i
Zbawiciela Jezusa Chrystusa bez muzyki "a $500 so $3.50
l wspania}y obraz staniolowy W ramach "
"a szkiem za,.... $50 SO 200
1 krzyz z muzyka $50 so 200
l o%zdobiony reczne haftowany obraz W
ramach "a szklem "a. .:::::.= $50 so 200
l obraz ma p}6tnie W ranach. ........... 200 SO 1.50
l piekny obraz ma kanwie malowany w -.
ramach "a szkiem za............. 200 SO $50
1 Kapliczka ozdobna z muzyka ,,Se,deczra
Mako" l t. p. ................. 3OO 5O 2.5O
krzyzu" a.. $50 SO 200
1 wspaniala atlasetn %ozdobiona kapliczke
. Matki Boskiej Nieustajacei Pomocy.. 2.2O 40 100
1 wspania}y obraz prawdziwegc Obicza
Naszego Pana Zhawiciela Jezusa Chry-
stusa Ce stto p%rawdziwa odbitka 2 chusty
6w. Weroniki, znajdujacej sic W ko6ciele
sw. Pintra W R7vrie )-Obraz ten W
pieknych ramach i "a szk}em kosztuje.. 200 so 1.50
Kto nade6le Gala ~nalezytosc naprz6d, znacznie tanlej;
"a zaliczka drozej.
Pc otrzymaniu zadatku wysels sic zaraz reszte "a
pObraniem p0cztOwen.
Zadatki prosze pose}ac W li6cie markami pocztowemi
kt6re przyjmuoje jake got6wke wed}ug kursu dziennego
prosze zamawiae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06

sic ponurym, zamy6lonym,
opryskliwym, a pill ipil 60:
rza}czysko, ze ludzie mysle-
Ii, il rozpi} sic ma nic.
w pred dzie6 owej obia-
wy rozochoci} sic jeszcze bar
dziej, poll z%najomych parob'
k6w 20 wsi i gada}, ze okrut-
ME jest Ely i nazajutrz be-
die mordowa} wiki Z Gala
zajad}o6cia.
szymek ME mia} swojej
fuzyi, ale pozyczyl sobie cd
owczarza z sasiedniej wjoskl,
narobi} kul, przysposobi} ma
boje / choE dobrze strzelal,
to jeszcze 20 diva dni wprz6-
dy %wprawia} sic do celu.
O swicie kilka set ludzi,
wielu pan6w z fuzyami i psa-
mi, Gala s}uzba lesna, w6jt
gminy, urzednicy z miasta i
kto tylko chcia}, ruszyl do
boru. Jakkolwiek zima by}a
tega, ale ~pod6wczas sniegu
wcale6 ME dostrzeg}, a las
DV1 gesty, Dl1esZany l IWaTue
i miekkie drzewo, %oparzelisk
mn6stwo, a krzaki i zaro6la
prawie wszedzie.
Tych, co mieli fuzye roz-
stawiono po stanowiskach'
Kazimierz, ojciec Kasi, chot
tego dnia by1 czegos niesw6j,
ale poszed{ take z fuzya
do lasu, DO lubj} bardzo pc.
lowanie i strzela} doskonale'
Naturalnie, 10 straznik, 'jui
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06

EpraWle JaKO zl9c JeRO, uai mu
bardyo vygodne stanowisko
|kolo drogi, sam obok niego
stanal, i MIN ruszyli ludzie
cd brzegu, napedzajac zwie-:
RIA, oni palili sobie fajki, ga
wedzec to o tenn, to owen.
Kazimierzowi poszcze6cl}o sic
bardzo, ubi} wilczyce, trzech
lis6w ! diva zajace; kontent
byl tedy, Small sic i zarto"
wal, czestujac strazpika PREY.
smakami, kt6re mu Kasia do
torby pok3ad}a.
Ell! ojcze I'M al.
DO JUL p6jdzmy, m6wi do ME.
go straznik, kiedy ma divorce
|juz troche 6ciemnia6 sic po-
czefo."
,,Nie, ME, moi Stachu, je.
szcze troche zaczekajmy; psy
gonia, musze 7abic jakiego
chociazby ; lisa... Widzisz i
wilka teraz lepiej bra6 ma eel
DO 6lepie mu sic swieca, a
s1ysze psy graja gdyby jaka
muzyka."
w rzeczy samej, ledwie
tych s}6w dom6wi}, zaszeles'
clio cos miedzy krzakami:
vice strzelec czempredzej po-
bieg} ma swoie stanowisko, a
Kazimierz wytezy} wzrok "
to strone, skad szelest mad
chodzi}, obejrza} ska}ke u fu-
zyi i s}uchal. Lecz wkr6tce
szelest usta}, jakby sic cos
zatrzyma1o. Kazimierz pa
TRIAL i czeka{, myslac sobic:
zaczai}e6 sic bratku, ale ty tn
wyjedziesz zaraz, MIN tam 0.
b}awa n%adejdzie. Ale slucha1
jeszcze z kwadrans, a doko:
la cichutko tax, re zobaczy}
nawet iskry cd k%rzewiska,
kt6rym straznik wydobywa}
lo3ie6 ola zapalenia porcela
mower fajki.
Nareszcie znowu cos sic ru-
szylo, ale tym razem napraw-
de psy zacze}y coraz bl'zej
ujada6; Kazimiera juz wiczi
cos czarnego, ,cwa}ujacego
kolo drogi: tuz tut naprze-
ciwko pred MIN sadzi will
czysko zziajane i zmierza ku
drodze. Puszcz4 go, mysli
sobie, miedzy drzewami ME
traffic, a niechno wpadnie ma
droge, to juz moi.
Jakoz wypali}, ale zamiast
wycia drapieznego zwierza,
rozlegl sic gwa}towny krzyk
straznika.
% rany Boskie, zabityl"
Kaz mierzowi wiosy pow.
staiy ma g}owie, jak szalony
rzuci} sic ku jego stanowis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06

chcac wlasnym tchnieniem
uciekajace zycie=wlac napo
wr6t.
Wkr6tce zbieg}o sic mn6-
stwo ludzi j strzelc6w, PREY
bieg} iw6jt gminy, ale wszel-
XII ratunek :okazai sic juz sp6.
znionym, albowiem stra5nik
trafiony ". same piersi, sko-
nal ma rekach kazimierza.
Kto stall kolo niego, kto
strzela}, jak to sic zrobilo,
zaczeli rozpytYwac sic doko-
ia, szukujac wlnnego, q 20
kto6 z obecnych szepna}, 10
Kazimierz 70 straznikiem BY
Ii " dobrej komitywie, re po-
dobno jeden drugiemu pie
niedzy pozycza}, vice volt
gminy dalejze starego kazi.
mierza kazal wiazac j pod
strata do wsi, odprowadzic.
Mozecie sobie wystawic
nieszczesliwa Kasie, kiedy
sic wieczorem Q CALVIN wy.
padku :dowiedziala; biedacz-
ka straci1a prawie zmys1y i
|zanoszac sic Cd p}aczu, bic
gala tylko pc wsi, krzyczac
|okropnie.
Natychmiast w6jt gminy
kaza} zrobi6 rewizye W cha
|}upie Kazimierza i rzeczy-
wiscie W skrzyni znaleziono
diva tysiace z}otych picnic
|dzy W osobnym woreczku z
napisem: Stanis1awa strazni
ka. xfest
Podejrzenie. wiec pablo ga
q choc on sic
tiomaczy}, 10 W lima strone
Istrzela}, ze Stach. miai bye je-
go zieciem, re xon kochsf 20
LAX w}asne dziecko, mic ME
pomog}o; sad ziecha1, zaczell
%prowadzic sledztwo i Kszi-
mierza jako podejrzanego O.
kull W kajdanY i odprowa-
dill do %k1yminalu. Pocho-
wall straznika, a Kasia, kt6-
rel oczy prawie sic juz wy
plaka]y, z najwieksza niby
spokojnoscia odda}a MI o.
statnie pozegnanie i w16cila
do swojej chaiupy sama jedna.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
|Ocalifo zycie jego lnatce.
,,Czterech doktor6w o~puscilo
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

I'VE didn't have any OF that, did we,
Merkley
Help yourself" said Tom.
Haven't room for 1t now" He
helped himself TO the pickles.
DO you remember what the esti-
mate was on the new stuff?" asked
Merkle.
Three fifty down and the balance
In notes."
THAT ought to be easy. What do
you say?"
"I'll go along" said Tom.
How about you, Joe?''
I'VE agreed TO a two-thirds vote,
didn't WEI"
But we'd like you to feel satisfied, -
said Tom.
That's always the way!" groaned
Weinstein. Every time l see enough
coin In sight to make a getaway, you
put the lock on again. All right, III
trail along!'
Good" cried Tom. Then we're all
agreed"
You'd better send In the order be.
fore Joe changes his mind" suggested
Merkle.
To Enlarge the Plant
'f'll attend to II the first thing In
the morning" said Tom. by Jove
boys, you don't know how good this
makes me feel"
I'm glad somebody's happy!" sneer
ed Weinstein
When | think Of all we've accom-
plished In four months" said Tom, 81
almost feel as if we'd made good al
ready. And owe II all to you fellows
You've been perfect bricks to stick
especially Joe. | know how hard II
must have been for you. and you
haven't squealed once
"Oh, I've made little wish once or
twice" said Weinstein.
Don't thank me-" said Merkle; 81
like IT here"
YES" added weinstein sarcastical.
ly, nice and quiet
The street door was pushed softly
inward, and Jane, her cheeks flushed
and her lips parted in excitement, en-.
tered. She was dressed all In white
with the red rose In her dark hair
To Weinstein she seemed a vision OF
glory. In all his Broadway career he
had never seen girl SO lovely, and
IT Is not surprising that he looked al
her with open-mouthed wonder and
remained transfxed while she was in
the room. She drew back when she
saw the three men.
"Oh. beg your pardon" she fal.
tered
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
This Homs-Mads Cough
Syrup Will Surprise You
stops Even whooping Cough
Quickly. A Family supply
st Small Cost.

Here IL n homemade remedy that
takes hold OF a cough instantly and
will usually cure the most stubborn
case In "a hours This recipe makes
a pint-enough for q whole family.
You couldn't buy as much or as good
ready made cough syrup for $3.50.
MIX one pint OF graduated sugar
2 minutes. Put az ounces OF Pinex
(dfty cents worth) in q pint bottle.
and add the Sugar Syrup. This keeps
perfectly and has a pleasant taste
children like IL. Braces up the appe-
title and IL slightly laxative. which
helps end q cough.
You probably know the medical value
OF pine in treating asthma. bronchitis
and other throat troubles, sore lungs.
etc. There Is nothing better. Pinex II
the most valuable concentrated COM
pound OF Norway white pine extract,
rich In guiaicol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepare
lions win not work In this formula
The prompt results from this mex
pensive remedy have made friends for
IL in thousands OF homes In the United
States and Canada. which explains why
the plan has been initiated often, but
never successfully.
guaranty OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded. goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex
or will get II for you. II not, send 20
The Pinex Co.. TT. Wayne. Ind.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Looks bad, don't he? poor fell
low" commented Weinstein, as Tom
prepared TO attack his evening meal.
Hope ! haven't put you out, moth.
er," said Tom. as the widow bent
down to kiss him. II had to fix up
lot OF things tonight"
Il was beginning to think you'd
never come" said the widow, anxi-
ously you look all worn out"
Nonsense" said Tom. I'm feeling
fine"
I'm afraid everything is cold. now
dear. but | couldn't help It."
His mother began arranging before
Tom a number of dishes which hat
been conspicuously absent from tn
meal she had set for Merkle and
Weinstein.
Anything will do" said Tom. "I'nl
not very hungry"
"You poor boy, just know your
OVERRIDING It," Mrs. Wilson looked
at him pityinsly an instant, then re
tired to the kitchen.
We'll, have 1t all Strengthened
out" Tom addressed his partners.
How do we stand?' asked Merkl,
About four hundred to the good
I'm real coin?" Weinstein's face
lightened hopefully.
met profit" said Tom.
An Editorial Conference.
That's fine" said Weinstein.
Not so bad for a start" said
Merkle.
THE question now is" proceeded
Tom, what to do with It,"
"Cut IL three ways" Weinstein
was immediate and emphatic.
How about getting the new
press?" said Merkle.
I'VE need IL badly" agreed Tom.
But Weinstein dissented. Here was
real money, enough to go back home
with, He wanted TO see how II felt
in his pocket.
mix on that improvement stun, =
he said. me for the big dividend! 7"
Il hate to disappoint you, joe" said
Tom, but think we ought to enlarge
the sheet as soon as possible. The
fact that we have been able to make
good with the old stuff shows what We
could do with an up-to-date press. We
could make 1t twice as big and throw
of twice as many
That's the DOPE said Merkle, with
enthusiasm; I'm with the kid"
You guys give me a pain" said
Weinstein. I'VE work our heads OF
and pile up four hundred bucks and
now you want to put 1t into some more
junk"
It'll pay for itself in no time," said
Tom.
"Surest thing you know" corrob-
Grated Merkle.
All right" said Weinstein, wear.
lily. II can see myself beating 1t for
home on the trucks"
Two-Thlrds Vote Rules.
How do you suppose he's going to
eat If you talk to him all the timer"
said Mrs. Wilson, who had brought In
more dishes for Tom to sample. mo
wonder he's getting thin"
Now, mother"-began Tom.
Il won't say another word, DEAR
she said. only do wish you would
look after your health. Would you
like some cold tea?"
Just glass Of water" said Tom
and his mother fastened to get II for
him.
You're the star all right" said Mer
kle, his eye on large steak which
Mrs. Wilson had placed before Tom.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
In SOCIETY

Miss Agnes Redneu, OF Milwaukee,
10 the guest of Mrs. Frank McCumber,
No. "A Bagg-st.. for fortnight.
A number OF Detroit society girls
will attend the annual Yale prom, "
which begins Saturday. Jan. IA.
The Shipmasters' association will
give an informal dancing party, In
their rooms, No. 234 Jefferson-ave.
Thursday evening.
Detroit lodge. No. 75s, Praternal
brotherhood. will give pedro party.
wednesday evening, in the home OF
Mrs. Keller, No. SS Reederave.
o.
Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble will give
. lecture recital i'm Chaffee hall.
Thursday evening. Jan. 10. In the Ar
lists entertainment course, arranged
by the Detroit Training school alumni.
o.
II. II. II. Grape Smith, one of De.
troilt's Oldest business men, celebrated
his eighty-third birthday Monday. The
occasion was marked by n quiet fam
lily dinner party. in the Smith home,
No. 7Ss Jefferson-ave.
o
The marriage of two popular young
people has just been announced, that
OF Miss Mae Josephine Regan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Regan,
No. IS Eldred-st.. to Richard j. Gedert,
which took place Oct. Is, 1910.
o.
The January meeting OF the John
Paul Jones Chapter. Children of the
Revolution, viii, be held Saturday af-
ternoon, Jan. 1, at No. $50 Fort-st.
east. Miss Muriel Lyon being the has
tess.
The formal opening OF the new
home OF the Knights of Columbus on
Woodward-ave., between Forest and
Hancock-aves., which was announced
for Jan. 10, has been indefinitely post
poned owing to the delay In the COM
pletion of the building. The opening
will be deferred until spring at least.
o
Detroit Banner Hive No. 2, l.. O. T.
VI. NJ, installed officers for 1911. Mon
day evening, in German Salesmens
hall. after which program of music,
tableaux, drills and informal dancing
followed. The officers are: Comman-
der, Mrs. Alberta Droelle; past CON-
mander. Mrs. Nellie Davis: lieutenant
commander, Mrs. Anna Dubois: official
prompter and collector, Mrs. Evelyn
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

specialists say vhen pov1
cosmetics are used fog onv =
period the skins surface bocQDcD
and scalp and oftsn . DlmDly 60
ton follows," says Mn Nc -
In the New YORK Examinor.
The reason = plain 49,
tends to clog the pores, and ~
these organs Of elimination are -
pered. trouble follows.
Many women now use lfQu0
which spreads evenly ana smoo<x.
and gives more satisfactory roo.
than any powder or cosmetic.
"A splendid and inexpensive lot
can be made ct home By dissolv1n9
ounces of spurmax In IL pint Of ~
water, than adding tsaspoouou1d
glycerins.
This recipe 10 very popular n =
elusive social circles. and tn use soor
produces that pink and white glow q
health.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
MAKES YOUR HAIR
SOFT AND GLOSSY

Most shampoo mixtures" saws
Mrs. Mae Martyr, In the PHILADELPHIA
Press, rob the scalp OF all oily score
ton, leaving IL dry and harsh. and
the hair grows brittle and is hard TO
manage. This causes dandruff, fall.
ing hair and premature grayness.
ageing a woman ten years.
"A reliable shampoo mixture can
be made at home by dissolving a tea
spoonful Of canthrox In a teacup OF
hot water. Pour this on the scalp
and rub well, then rinse carefully,
and you will find II leaves the hair
soft and glossy and puts the scalp
in q healthy condition.
"Shampooing with this mixture is
. delight and costs but trine, but
you should be careful TO get an orig,
inal package Of canthrox." J
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
|Obserwo4ionssz
|ABachelorGirl

II men in Jonah's time were like
those living now, each or Jonah's
friends probably went around telling
the whale story as his own personal
experience.
The perfect husband Is the one who
acts decently at home when he has q
carbuncle on his neck.
Neither the innocent girl nor the
one who isn't can see the use Of
chaperons.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Parker; finance auditor. Mrs. Ethel
Leighton chaplain. Mrs, Rose McCol-
lum; sergeant. Mrs. Minnie Durand;
lady-at-arms, Mrs. Jennie Whiting
ton; sentinel. Mrs. Alice Salmoni;
picket. Mrs. Nellie Moulson; captain
OF the guards, Mrs. Ollie Boosey;
chairman of the installation commit
tee. Mrs. Mabelle jain.
The United Steam Engineers OF De
troit. will give a large hall Tuesday
evening. In the Wayne gardens. The
common council has been invited TO
attend In body.
The Detroit branch of the Red
Cross society reports that $1,000 was
raised through the sale OF Red Cross
stamps and postals during the holi-
days, which will be used for the cree
ton OF shack for Negroes on the
grounds adjoining the new Detroit
Tuberculosis sanitorlum.
A student goid medal contest in
typewriting will be held Thursday eve
ming, I'm the Business Institute, Nos.
163-l69 Cass-ave., which is free TO the
students, their friends and the public
generally. A musical program will
be given during the evening.
A Japanese party Will be given IN
the Masonic temple. Monday evening,
by City OF Straits lodge, No. ASP, +. a
A. M. The decorations OF the ball
room will be Japanese in character
and n tea room will take the place OF
the ordinary supper room. with dainty
geishas to serve.
In anticipation OF the visit in this
city OF the Count and Countess Matus-
chka, to the countess parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Franklin Walker, the latter
have issued invitations for
luncheon, Thursday. Jan. 10: Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Alger will be the hostess
of a dinner. Monday. Jan. %. and Mrs.
]. C. McLauchlan will give dinner
Saturday evening, Jan. 2S.
Temple Beth FL will send the fol-
lowing delegates TO the twenty-second
annual council of the American He
brew Congregations, TO be held In
New York, Jan. II to 10: Rabbi Leo NJ.
Franklin, Bernard Selling. Benz. l..
AuOlpH OuhuSi
Heavenrich. Bernard Ginsburg, David
Scheyer. Albert Kahn. Isaac Goldberg,
Walter F. Heayenrich. Day Krolik,
Mrs. Louis Blitz and two others TO be
announced later.
Several smart theater parties were
given Monday evening, In the Garrick
theater, for the premiere OF The
Boss" Three boxes were occupied
by the Harvard club and their women
guests, in honor of Mr.. Sheldon, the
playwright, a Harvard man; Mrs.
Frederick Stearns was the hostess or
another box party; in an upper box
were Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Sr., Miss
Fay Henry and A. NJ. Henry and
scattered throughout the orchestra
chairs were several other parties.
o
A strikingly elegant function was
the second of the Assembly balls, held
Monday evening, in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain. The gowns OF the women
were considered the handsomest of
the many rich dresses worn at the
elaborate balls which have marked the
winter season OF 1910-1911. The ball
brought out the most exclusive mem
bers Of Detroit's smartest society and
the prettiest buds and best dancing
men. Dancing was entered into with
a vim and was kept up until after )
O'Clock, Tuesday morning. Supper was
served at IL o'clock in one of the
rooms adjoining the ballroom, the
guests seated at quartet tables, the
decorations of which were crystal
bowls of lilies Of the valley.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Tea leaves are invaluable as a
means of cleaning vanished paints
When sufficient have been laid aside,
they should be placed In a tin basin
full of water, and soaked for half an
hour. The tea, when strained, should
be used instead of soap and water to
clean the vanished surfaces.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
(To be continued).
Old Soldier Tortured.

For years ! suffered unspeakabls
torture from indigestion. constipation
and liver trouble" wrote A. X. Smith
war veteran at Erie Pa. but DR.
Kings New Life Pills fixed me al
right. They're simply great" Try
them for any stomach, liver of kid
ney trouble. Only 25c at E. c. Kinsel
Central Drug Co., Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
CHAPTER xx.-(contlnusd.)

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The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Miss Agnes Redneu. OF Milwaukee.
10 the guest of Mrs. Frank McCumber.
No. "A Bagg-st.. for a fortnight
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The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

A Japanese party will be given IN
the Masonic temple, Monday evening,
by City or Straits lodge, No. ASP. F. q
A. NJ. The decorations OF the ball
room will be Japanese in character
and tea room will take the place OF
the ordinary supper room. with dainty
geishas to serve.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

A student goid medal contest in
typewriting will be held Thursday eve
ming, In the Business Institute. Nos.
l63-l69 Cass-ave.. which is free TO the
students, their friends and the public
generally. A musical program will
be given during the evening.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

The Detroit branch of the Red
Cross society reports that $1,000 was
raised through the sale Of Red Cross
stamps and postals during the holi-
days, which will be used for the cree
ton OF a shack for Negroes on the
grounds adjoining the new Detroit
Tuberculosis sanitorlum
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

The United Steam Engineers OF De-
troit. will give a large ball Tuesday
evening. In the Wayne gardens. The
common council has been invited TO
attend in a body.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Detroit lodge. No. 759, Praternal
brotherhood. will give pedro party.
wednesday evening. in the home OF
Mrs. Keller, No. SS Reederave.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

The Shipmasters' association will
give an informal dancing party. In
their rooms, No. 234 Jefferson-ave.,
Thursday evening.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble will give
. lecture recital in Chaffee hall.
Thursday evening. Jan. 10. tn the Ar
lists entertainment course. arranged
by the Detroit Training school alumni.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

Parker: finance auditor. Mrs. Ethel
Leighton chaplain. Mrs, Rose McCol'
lum; sergeant, Mrs. Minnie Durand (;
lady-at-arms. Mrs. Jennie Whiting
ton; sentinel, Mrs. Alice Salmoni;
picket. Mrs. Nellie Moulson; captain
or the guards, Mrs. ollie Boosey;
chairman of the installation commit
tee, Mrs. Mabelle jain.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

The marriage of two popular young
people has just been announced, that
OF Miss Mae Josephine Regan, daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Regain,
No. IS Eldred-st.. to Richard j. Gedert,
which took place Oct. Is, 1910.