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The Washington times., 1911-08-09
Miss Myrtle Wilson
Home From Summer Trip.

Home From Summer Trip.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, daughter Of M
and Mrs. Harry G. Wilson, who has
been spending some time at Niagara
Falls, New York, and Atlantic City
mas returned to Washington
=
Mrs. jeremiah Collins and Miss Col
Inns closed their apartment in the High
lands yesterday, and left for Cascade,
Me-. where they will spend the remain
der of the summer.
r
Mrs. J. F. Gallagher and small daugh-
ter. Phyllis, Of Norfolk, Va, are the
guests OF Mrs. GaIlagher's mother, Mrs,
Pallas, at the Madrid.
=
Mrs. Charles Friedlander and sons,
are spending several weeks as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Garner. Of New
port News. Va
Miss Rena sanger. accompanied by
Miss Florence Likes. of Baltimore, left
Mountain House. Elue Mountain. Nd.
Mrs y. Berrnan. and son Arnold
Berman. have left their home in Wash
inGtOn 10 spend several Ueeks at Ocean
View. Va.
Miss Alma Kaufman. who has been
spending some time in Atlantic City. as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hahn. has returned TO ner home in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Herzog are spending
several weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Abel and family
formerly Of p street are how located
in their new home. 1873 Perry street.
Miss Eva Goldberg leaves today to
spend several weeks at Pen Mar. Pa
Miss Winnie Stern IS spending August
in New York and Atlantic City.
-
Miss Dora Garner. of Newport News.
Va. is the guest of her grandmother.
Mrs. peyser. of Y street.
Miss RlanHhe Sherman. who has been
spending the past few weeks at AS
bury Park. has gone to the Catskills
to spend the remainder Of August.
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Times Inquiry Department:
am a young man and my hands and
wrists have been rendered unsightly by
thick growth Of hair. Will you please sug-
gest something to remove, or at least prevent
the growth of the hair Thanking you in ad-
vance, remain. HENRY p.
The use of equal parts of peroxide Of
hydrogen and ammonia is recommended
to bleach and discourage the growth Of
hair. If you will send a stamped and
addressed envelope, / will give you the
The Washington times., 1911-08-09

Times Inquiry Department
reducing the size OF the lips. when enlarged
HOPEFUL
Alum. in very fine powder, used in
good cold c. cam. or powdered tannin,
prepared in the same way. are said to
reduce the size of the lips. No remedy
can be hoped for. however, until the
bad habit of biting the lips is discon-
tinued.
Times Inquiry Department:
Was the National Intelligencer published In
Washington in 1893?
should like TO know II the Payne who
spirators in the assassination OF President
Lincoln? Very truly, c. F. L
The National Intelligencer was pub
lshed in the following year. 1900.
Payne, alias Powell. was hanged with
the other consptrators against the life of
President Lincoln. To him fell the duty
Of assassinating Secretary Seward. Call
ing at the Secretary's home, he made
his way to his bedside, and stabbed
him three time about the face and neck.
the Secretary being Ill in bed at the
time. Payne was apprehended, and with
Mrs. Surratt, Herold and Atzerodt was
hanged on July Z. 1865. He was a dis
charged insurgent soldier.
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Daughter of Senator Gronna, Who Has
Returned to North Dakota With
Her Father.
Senator Gronna and Miss
Cronna Return to Home

Senator Gronna and his daughter, Miss
Grace Gronna, who has been spending
the spring and early summer in Wash
ington with her father. have returned
to their home in North Dakota and
Joined the remainder of their family for
the summer.
Miss Gronna is an attractive young
woman and made a host of friends in
Washington during her visit to her
father. She is one of the most accom-
plished musicians In Senatorial circles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Poe
Return From Maine.

Mr.. ard Mrs Francis Bennett Poe,
who have been spending some time at
York Harbor, Me. returned TO Wash
ington this morning
=
Mrs. Nelson Sweitzer. who has been
spending the early part of the season
visiting the various North Shore re-
sorts, returned to Washington and
spent a few days in her apartment in
the Highlands last week en- route 10
Bluemont, Va, where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Blanche Stern is spending August
as III" guest of her sister. Mrs. Hexter.
of GalesbburE. III.
Miss Sophie King will leave in a few
DAYS to spend several weeks in Atlantic
City.
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Date Is Announced for the
Wedding of Miss
Dobson.

The marriage of Miss Josie Helen
Dobson, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. H.
A. Dobson. to Prof. Rollin Henry Den
niston. of the University OF Wisconsin,
Will take place Wednesday morning.
August 30. at the home of the brides
parents The Rev. Donald C. Macleod,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, will be the officiating clergy
man.
The engagement Of Miss Dobson and
Prof. Denniston was announced in
March, during Prof Denniston's alb
sence in Europe, where he was en-
gagged in research work. DR.. Dobson,
who Is well known in Washington, has
spent the last two years in Madison.
Wis, as physician to- the women Of
the University OF Wisconsin.
After their bridal trip, Prof. Denni-
ston will take his bride to Wisconsin
to live.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Electric Webster Best on Earth.

Corn on the Cob. Md. Lunch, 1908 Pa.
61O 9th.
The Washington times., 1911-08-09

Julius Caesar today, Virginia, eth. F
and G.
The Washington times., 1911-08-09
CHAPTER XVII.
Lost in the Sky.

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tbOu1b still auyi,lIS II WoS pnt
The oasis., 1911-06-03

ed to Phoenix General L wis was known well in Npg4Ies anu wts vice president of the old Interna. tional Bank.
 Monday evening MT. J. L. Sheperd came from the Realto camp on the YaQui river, en route to the East. He remained at No gales Tuesday and Wednesday morning continued his journey.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited by General McCabe, the brigadier in the U. 5. army now in command of the troops in Arizona, who was on a tour of inspection, and came to inspect the squadron of the Sixth Cavalry stationed here.
 Jim Yin, frightened celestial, thinking Mexico d good country to get out from slipped across the line "Wednesday evening and was taken in hand by immigration officers. Thursday Inspector MiIIi- ken to k him to Tucson for exam. ination for deportation.
 This morning Doctor A A. Do. herty, assessor of Santa Cruz coun- ty, went to Phoenix to attend a meeting of the assessors of the various counties of Arizona, and to be present at the meeting of the board of equalization, which begins next Monday.
 The Chihuahua Enterprise of last Saturday May 27rh. says: The marriage of WenceoIao Iherri, a capitalist of Guaymas, Sonora, and Sehorita Sarah Marqupz, daughter of Doctor Marquee of this city, will take place at II Q clcck tonight at the episcopal resi- dence."
 Colonel c. w. O'Connor of the Sixth U. s. Cavalry, came from Fort Hanchuca Tuesday evening to pay on official visit to the squan, dron of the regiment stationed at Nngales under the command of Captain Furlong. Wednesday
The oasis., 1911-06-03
Saturday, June 3, 1911
NocALES NOTES.

NIT. c. s. Brinton, from the oil well, went to Tucson Tuesday.
 Doctor Ponciano Lopes has been made presidente of Nogales Sonora, under the new provisional govern ment.
 This morning MT. Harry Karns, receiver of the Nogales Gas Com pany, went to Tucson in connec tiOn with that interest.
 The youngest daughter of Doctor W. K. Chenoweth has been quite ill with typhoid fever, butts con, velescent now, and will be out again soon.
 Miss Ida Beckwith of Palo Alto, California, who has been visiting her brother, Paul Crawford at La Colorado, came from that place Tuesday evening.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. M. F. Perry came up from La Colorado en route to Chicago and other points in the East, where she will remain all summer.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. c. N. White returned from visit to her mother in Florida, where she went a couple of months ago. MT. White went to Tucson to meet his wife.
 Monday evening June 12th the first annual commencement of St.. Dominic's academy will be held in the Academy Hall. A more ex- tended mention will appear next week.
 After an absence from Arizona extending nearly over a decade, General R. Allyn Lewis has return
The oasis., 1911-06-03

morning the gentleman returhed to the Fort.
 Tuesday evening MT. Engenio Gayou, provisional vice governor of Sonora arrived from Cananea and Wdenesdav the gentleman went to HermOsillO to assume the executive chiir of state until ar rival from Ciudad Juarez of Mir. Jose Maria Maytorena, the prov isonal governor
 The concert for the benefit of the poor, which had been. annnunced for Saturday night (tonight) will take place only Sunday night in the Ramirez theatre Remember the place and the time. IL iS fur a good purpose, Help the poor; there are great many of them in NogtleS at pre-,
 A move k on foot 10 bring to NogaIes for week the rpgimrntal band of the Sixth U $ Cavalry. A subscription l. being made to dtfrav the cost of railroad farrs from Huachuca, which is ahout all that will be required. While at the line city the band will give concert in the park every evening Mr W. C. Budgp, secretary of the board of trade, Is circulating the subscription.
 This evening the provisional governor of Sonora. Jose Maria Maytorena vii arrive from Ciudad Jutrez, en route to Hprmosilloo l." take the executive chair. A special. excursion train of len cars filed. with cirizens of Guaymas and. Hermo.ilIn. will arrive at Nogales about 4.o'Ulock this evening to meet bis exceIlenry, and ac- company he distinguished gentle. man to the capital.
 TABERNACLE, (M. E.) Sonoita Avenue Gu Motto: Services up to date. Inspiring instrumental duet music. charming singing, wide awake themes. Sunday school 10 m. Morning subject, ll;00:, "rhe
The oasis., 1911-06-03

Secret of Peaceful Victory m Life's Battlefield" A Gospel Ser, mon. Night, 500: "The Prince of Dreamers" Strangers always feel at home with us. The place Stone Tabernacle. c. q. MITCHELL. Pastor.
The oasis., 1911-06-03
For Sale.

5000 feet of 24 inch steel easing 30 cents Mex. per foot on board car at Torres. Address
 R. B. CUNNINGHAM,
 ..a Z Torres, Sonora
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
fStlPpaRkS
Mth. Cy,4lIAGr~
An Excellent Substitute for Spanking.

We don't believe in spanking at
our house, and We do not at nll be-
ieve in putting children to bed or
making them go without q meal when
their memories fail them temporarily,
and little person goes down in the
park when mother told him TO play in
the yard, or forgets for about four eve
nings In succession to come home
from Tommy's house until o'clock,
when mother said s, at the latest.
But, just to help little persons
memory. to give II q stimulus for
proper growth, something must be
done.
Therefore. for certain iapses of
memory or like falls from mother
grace, We take away for a certain
length of time, the periods gradual
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

Ing to At the size of the offense, some
favored toy or plaything.
Perhaps the bicycle is locked up In
It's little stall for two days or three
days; perhaps the bat and the ball
rest on the living room high mantel
for q while, Just az idle az can be.
Or maybe there isn't anything do
Ing with the roller skates or bag OF
marbles for q while, or the box Of
paints Is locked up tight In mothers
desk.
The value of the treasure connscat-
ed is made to correspond with the
seriousness Of the offense committed.
Make the punishment at the
crime, the punishment at the
crime."
This plan works beautifully at our
house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
ron THE rH1N-ARMED GIRL

The girl who frets because her
nrm are az thin as sticks should
partske OF a nourishing diet, even
though she may want to maintain
slim figure. She also should rub
INTO her arms every night the par
ocular fattener she finds most ef-
pctiye cream skinned from milk,
almond oil or the special brand Of
cold cream she buys. She should
put into her evening frocks sleeves
made Of flmy fabric, which will veil
the arms to the elbow only Just suf-
1ciently to disguise the fact that
NE arms are lean without hiding
their pretty color. II the color needs
TO be improved the arms may be
treated with cold cream and powder
before the dance, but every YES
uge OF the cosmetic must be rubbed
away before the dress IL put on. The
process Of rubbing should be under
taken at least three-quarters OF an
hour before party time. II 10 a good
plan for the girl whose arms are
too thin and inclined to look scarlet
70 put on her long kid gloves some
time before she starts for the party
4 % warm the arms and leave them
q q delicate color and one that will
match the hands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
20 KEEP sHRTwAIsT IN PLACE.

This belt. intended 70 hold a wo.
mans shirtwaist In place at the waist
bend. r. made Of elastic and cotton
ornios combined with y rubber grip
piece Of rough surface AZ the back.
When the belt II drawn taut the elias.
Uc braid win stretch and draw In the
hops seen In the Illustration. causing
~ rubber strip 10 adhere closely TO
~ weGrer and hold the waist FIRMLY.
1opeh 4 cannot tear the cloth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

square into four pieces Of equal sire
SO that one man and one hat are on
each OF the four. Get out mas scis-
sors and try Il. In tomorrow's Chill
dren's Corner the artist will show you
how he solves the puzzle.
A FRONT PORCH GAME.
This evening when everybody 10
out on the porch. why not try this
game:
All ait In q row on the porch or
on the steps and look very. very SOL
emn. Then the first says: "Haw-
haw!" which 10 repeated all down the
line. one after another. Those who
cannot do this without laughing az
forwards are declared out, and the
game begins again. or course. every
body except the speaker may laugh
al they want TO. That helps to make
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

When the artist drew this picture
he forgot TO give q hat to each man,
which Is very necessary, az you all
know. So II 10 up TO you boys and
girls to do II for him. But you must
have only the man and his hat on the
one piece Of paper and the four pieces
OF paper and the four pieces must be
Of equal size. That IL to say, cut the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
Burberry jelly.

Bluoberry pulp win stand several
extIactions. because Of Its richness In
pectin- To one cup of juice add a
cup OF sugar With this proportion or
sugar the total time Of making this
tslly mood not take more than 10 min
utea. Tho blueberry as q jelly fruit
seems quite equal to the currant with
this difference In the jellies: Where
as each is delicious. currant jelly 10
tart to tho taste. while blueberry jel-
ly 10 sweet: hence they may be used
tor different purposes In the menu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

sss rr:s,-E psr. s,sst r,=s.
MaIn 1893. % city iask
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
Women In the Naws.

Mira. Marie McKilloop, who mar
Fled In Chicago on q wager last jan
nary, has sued for divorce charging
that her husband wears blue under
wear and yellow ties.
Mrs. Jennie G. Hutchinson 10 suing
the estate Of Charles q. Hutchinson,
> wealthy Chicago inventor, for $780,
VOC, claiming she was his common
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
A 'FRONT.' PORCH GAME.
THE DAYS QUOTATIONS.

The gentleness OF ell the gods go with
thee. Shakespeare.
II Ia friction, not revolution, that
destroys machinery.
Henry Ward Beecher.
Man IL noble animal. splendid In
ashes and pompous In the grave.
Sir Thomas Browne.
o for a booke and a shady nooke
Eyther Indoor or out,
With the greene leaves whispering
overhead,
Or the streete cryes all about:
Where male reade all at my ease
Both Of the newe and olde,
For jollie goode booke whereon to
locke
La better to me than goldei
Spofrord.
Where VIII You 90 This summer7
II you desire rest and recreation.
why not try
The River 81. Lawrence Trip7"
Folders descriptive of the Thousand
Islands. Rapids. Montreal, Quebec.
Murray Bay, Tadousac, the far famed
saguenay River, ETC.. on application
TO any Railway OF Steamboat Ticket
Agent.
For illustrated guide, ~NIaoar. 20
the Sea-" send &c. In postage stamps
TO "A. Foster Chanee. A. q. p. A, To-
ronto. r. q o. Navigation Co.
yss rr.ts.e De.e Risnt. r,-..
rrintfsE Co, No ~ John R-st Cali
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

The Rev. mr.. Taylor, q weil-known mis-
sionary, W Oils I'm Detroit following
a long and interesting trip IN the
West Indies and South America, will
tell OF his journey and work. Friday
evening. In the Missionary church,
Baldwin, and Kirby-aves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

rYSrHIACpEY

~ Miss Grey: "a How can II
~ DARK hairs upon my face ana
without harming my skim CD
I've some little whine pimples up
~ face, they are about as large
4 pinhead and are raised above
slin. How can l remove them
II what are they from? l3) Can
-n pIsase tell me a simple remedy
a softsning and whitening the skim
~ How can I get little natural
uior into my cheeksf (5) What
mi make the eyelashes grow lon
80 (6) I have q sallow skin. dark
nxs under my eyes and when l
~ up In the morning feel more
|rsd than when I went to sleep. What
noses these things. and what can
DO to stop themf Cd What will
rake the hands and arms plumpf
|fs) Ny elbows are very dark. How
han make them look better? 90
ny neck IL thin. and my collar bones
ohow plainly. How can I remedy
this? (l0) Please tell me how to
'care properly for the hair? (ll)
THROWN Eyes.
How often should bath be takenf
A.-(l) With peroxide OF hydro
zen. Use q little daily. (2) Prick
Them open with q sterilized needle,
press the little mass out gently and
rub cold cream into the spots. The
causes for pimple are too numerous
20 give here. CD A teaspoon tine
kure OF benzoin to an ounce Of rose
water will help to whiten the skin.
and IL teaspoon glycerine and the
same OF rose water used In the wa
tier In which the face Ii washed will
soften the skin. Cd BY frequent
bathing. outdoor exercise. long hours
of sleeping In airy room-if it's nat
ural for you TO have color. (6) Probably
because you havnt enough air In your
bedroom, and too many covers on
bed. Open every window In your sleep
Ing room at night. Sleep out OF doors.
u possible. Cd Anything that will
build up and fatten the body. CD
Scrub with brush, soap and hot va
Ter. rub with cold cream twice daily.
Keep elbows on hard substances. go
Cat nourishing food and get fat. (l0)
Brush, comb and air hair daily. Mas
age, shampoo twice month. 11)
Every day. II q tub bath Ia out OF
The question daily, then use sponge
bath
n blue Eyes" Anxious" and MRS.
ia 8. r." al. wish to know how to
Ievelop the bust. and "A Constant
Reader" and several others wish to
know how to reduce the bust-ali OF
fhich goes to show that humanity 10
lever satisfied.
The woman Of avoirdupois may be |
/ost as lovable and just as intelligent |
- the lean woman. It's the mind, |
.not the body, that attracts and holds |
|he friendship Of the people who are
Forth while. It's the personality that
)ounts.
4 Forget about the size, or lack Of |
)ixe, Of the bust and bend your ener- !
5ies toward cultivating your mind, |
md keeping your body clean and
khoIesome.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you give me
The address OF Miss Helen Gould and
10 Mrs. Hettie Green ?--Anxious.
4 A.-Miss Gould, 'Lyndhurst,' Irv-
|neton-on-H Hudson, N. Y, during the
hummer and $40 Fifth-ave., New York |
a other times. Bellows Falls, VT |
10 Mrs. Green's legal residence, but |
y letter addressed to New York city |
would fnd her business ONCE.
.. 49, u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
1ildrer;s CMinei:,r,.

the one saying "Haw-haw" laugh. and
get declared out of the game. Get
mother and father TO try to say It,
too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

The gentleness OF all the gods 60 with
thee. -Shakespeare.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

SIX beautiful and different
styles In Women's Patent
Colt and Gun Metal Pumps:
with or without instep
straps; q - ~
special at. -. V&sTA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

women's fine Patent Colt
and Gun Metal Butcher
Lace Oxfords with turn
soles: a big lot OF $3.50
values "a. M
at ........ ~SsO~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

CHICAGO, James Piety,
dwuletni chiopczyk, Fam. Z
rodzicami pm. 1882 w. Mon.
roe ul. smiertelnie sie pc.
parzy}, gdy bawiac sic
zapaikami, zapalif ma sobie
sukienki. Matka poszfa do
suteren po wegle zastala
ch}opczyka W pIomienlach
gdy do mieszkania wr6cila.
Panl Piety zostawi}a synka
prey sniadsniu i poszla do
suteren. Us}yszala potem
przerazliwv krzyk dziecka. O.
winefa 20 W chnstke czem-
PREDICT i ugasi}a plomienie,
ale poparzenia by}y tax DO
lesne, re dziecko W godzine
pc wypadku umar1o W stra-
sznych bolesciach.
james G. Piety, ojciec
uziecka, jest nauczycielem W
szkole publiczne]:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
katolickie ,

KOLEGIUM katolickie ola
chlopcow kt6re ma bye wystawione
kosztem 800 tysiecy dolar6w W ma
szei dyecezyi. a 0 ktdre sig ubiega-
ly opr6cz Winony miasta Rochester
i Owatonna, bedzie budowanc W ma
SEEN miescie Stowarzyszenie kup-
COW j przemyslowc6w zsje4o sic ko-
lektowaniem podpis6w, ofiarowa.
nych przez rozmaitych obywateli
sum, kt6re wynosi}y cd $l.oO do
$40, 600, zebrali podpis6w ogdfem
ma $23, 900, tax re potrzeba ~jeszcze
tylko $1,000, do pe}nej sunny IS
tysiecy dolar6w, lyle ma koszto.
wac grunt pod kolegium. Sumo te
zobowiqza}o sic zapfacic Stowarzy-
szenie kupc6w ma posiedzeniu Cd
bytem W zeszfy piatek pc pofudniu.
Plany budowy SO gotowe budo~
wa rozpocznie sig z wiosn2.
W Winonie bedzie wiec budowa-
ma wyzsza szkola ola ch}opc6w ko.
legium kotolickie ola chfopc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
WINONY PRZYBEDA
doktorzy 2 pofnocnego
ZachOdu
beda W hotelu ,,Winona'
|2O-21-22-23-24125l utego.
Tylko przez tydzieh.
Nadzwyczajne powodzenie
tych u~talentowanych lekarzy
W leczeniu chronicznych
chor6b.

Chorzy strapieni beda urado~
wani dowiedziavszy sic o przyby-
ciu tych lekarzy.
Niema mole lekarzy ca}ych
stanach Zjednoo4onych, lep:ej
zuanych cd tyoh. Ich ~wyleczenia
50 tax %l,czne, a czeeto tax cudownej
natury, il wlelu pisarzy twierdzi}o,
re by}y cuda Pod1ug tvierdzen
ludsk;ch. 60 onl tax praktycznl,
re umieja odgadnac chorobe bez
zadania jakiegokolwiek pytanla.
So TO 2raypadki, kt6re by}y ME-
mozliwe do wyleczenia Z powodu
fa}szywej choroby.
w leczeniu suchot, tumor, raka,
rhor6b sercowych, ktopot6w ner.
wowych, l reumatyzmu, niema
'ekarzy lepszych, do6wiadczen.'
szych ]ak SO ci, W tysiacach takich
przypadk6w wiedza oni c. czynic,
co dac i czego sic spodziewac.
Przybyc.e tych lekarzy da spoo
sobno6c wielu pacyentom dc ko-
'zystanla z porady, do egzaminacyi
i ~leczenia bez wielkich koszt6w,
wy{acsnle ma}em wynagrodzeniem
"a lekarstwa u4ywane W kaidym
szczeg6lowym przypadku.
To darme )eczenje jest, tylko u
lynn przyjezdsie i pod tym warun.
klein, il wyleczenl 9paeyenci beda
poleca6 ioh innym, " potrzebie
lecenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

GEEK jednak ME zginat, gdyz
woda wyrzuci}a go wraz z
domkiem ma farme niejak;e-
90 Warneia, niedaleko FIRE.
dericksburga. Werner zna-
laz1szy dziecko ma pol zywe,
zabral je do siebie, i chowa}
|jak swoje. Agent wedrowny
anatomy Woodson6w prey
padkiem sic teraz dowiedzia}
o znalezieniu jakiegos chop.
ca przez Warnera, vice tknie
ty przeczuciem, dal znac o
tenn Woodsonowi. Ten PREY
j%echawszy 2 iona do Verne /.
ra, rozpoznal W II letnim
chiopcu swojego syna. A po1-
nal go pc medalionikn, jaki
mia} ma szyi, a " kt6rym by
~ inicya}y jego nazwiska i
data uroizenia. Molina sobie
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