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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
VANIMAN TO TRY AGAIN.
Wellman's Engineer to Attempt Trans
atlantic Flight In October.

London, June 12.- Melvin Naniman,
who was tire engineer of Walter Well
mans airshlp America, which failed to
cross the Atlantic, spent three weeks
in Paris getting scientific apparatus
and has left Liverpool on the Lusitania
for New York to supervise the com
pletion of the new dirigible balloon
In which be hopes to cross the Atlantic
from America to Europe.
He expects to make the journey. he
says, in October. He expressed abso-
lutte confidence that he could accom-
plish the feat.
His proposed transatlantic air eX-
petition viii be financed by Frank A.
Soldering, president of the chamber
of commerce of Akron, O. The total
expense is estimated at $150,0oO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
EIGHT RECEIVE BAPTISM
AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

The rites of baptism was admins
tered to a class of eight at the norm
ing service in st. Stephens Episcopal
church, TottenviIle, yesterday. Rev.
English Crooks, rector in charge,
performed the ceremony. After the
morning service communion was
held. Those in the class we're Mrs.
H, E. Bachman, Miss Edna johnson,
Ruth Olson, Hazel Walters, Lille
Hemstreet, William Olson, Albert
Taylor and Arthur McHose. AT 5
o'clock in the afternoon two infants
were christened in the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
FEIL EROM TREE. DREAMS ARM.

Harold Cutting, six years old, son
of William Cutting, of Broadway,
Tottenville, while attempting to get
Cherries from a tree at his home
y Hay afternoon, fell from a limb
F, broke his left arm, DR.. Walker
eshington was called and he put
, injured arm in spIints.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
PLAN TO HOLD FAIR AT
KEANsBURG ON JULY 4
snecin1 To the EKENINa NEWS.

Keansburg, June 12:-The La
dies Auxiliary to the Kearsburg
Beach Association met at the home
of Mrs. j. F. Lockwood last week to
make arrangements for the fair to
be held for the benefit of the asso-
citation on July d.
This association conducts a series
or revival meetings on the beach
each year and the money raised at
this fair will go toward the support
of this cause and the improving of
their grounds. Already several large
donations have been made toward
the work and more are expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
MOTORCYCLE is
A TOTAL LOSS
William Rapp's Machine is
Burned al Report.
SpRcfnl 70 the EKENING NEWS.

Keyport, June 12:-1n some I'M
known n the gasoline in the
tank in the motorcycle owned by
William Rapp took fire and was
completely destroyed Yesterday
morning. Mr.. Rapp's ~ chine was
standing in front of Ap 4ch's garage
when the accident ycurred. Mr..
Rapp was inside the garage purchas-
ing some gasoline. The flames leap
ed so high that they scorched the
limbs on the tree under which 1t
stood. No one was hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Missionary Society Of The Eliza
beth district Of the Methodist church
are arranging to send a box of goods
to DR.. Mary Stone, at Knikiang, Chi
ma, and everyone is asked to contrib
ute.
Anyone in this vicinity desiring to
donate can leave it with Mrs. Kate
Nance, Bentley street, no later than
tomorrow after which the ladies will
take them to Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
MATAWAN HAS
SPECIAL DAY
Programs al Baptist and
Presbyterian Churches.
gpecio1 to the EVENING NEWS,

Special 10 inc Il ' II ~ ~ Az Il WE
Matawan, June 12:-Children's
Day services were held in the First
Baptist church Sunday evening at
7:3p O'Clock. The attendance was
fine. The program rendered was as
follows:
Organ voluntary.
Lords prayer repeated by the
school.
Singing by school. GA Song of
Greeting"
Responsive scripture reading.
Prayer by the pastor.
Singing by school, THE Message
of Love Divine"
Recitation, my Mission" Minnie
Reid.
Recitation, "The Way to be Hap
py," Paul Weber.
Singing by school, 1.-The Temple
Hosanna."
Primary Department exercises:
Recitation, 1.-The Children's Day
Greeting" Jackson Dominick.
''The Lost Temper" Ruth Mclean.
'The Best Way" Charles Conover.
'Children's Day." George Craig.
"a Little Sermon" Vivian Magee.
Anthem by choir.
Recitation, Marta Tice.
Exercise by primary children,
"What the Flowers Say" Miriam
Lloyd, Hazel Boice, Vivian Magee.
Solo, "Lillies and Roses" Iris
Weber.
Address and offerings for the mis-
sionary work of the American Bap-
fist Publication Society, by the pas
tor.
REGULATIONS, "Keep A-going,"
Grace Emmons, George Eastman,
Mary Eta Tice.
Anthem by choir.
Recitation, "Growing Better"
Edna Emmons.
Recitation, Amos Stultz.
Recitation, Irwin Reed.
Singing by school, "The Growing
Day of the Year"
Emblematic piece. Serving to
Save" by the following young ladies:
The Misses Della Clark, Bertha
Boice, Cecilia VanBrunt, Myrtle
Rambo, Mary Wilson, Vanita Weber,
Myrtle Emmons, Ella Warne, Annie
Clark, Edna Tmmons, Alfredo Matt
Olive Wilson, Gladys Weber, Julia
Tice, Lena Rynear.
Singing by school, "Send the
Light"
Presbyterian.
Children's Day services were OBJ
served in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock
The following program was render
ed;
prayer, by Rev. e. /. Stearns.|
Address OF welcome by the super
intendent, Harold Smith.
Carol, by school.
Recitation, Dorothy Hobrough.
Solo, Amy Baier.
Carol, school.
Recitation, Myron Diggin and
three girls.
Carol, school.
Solo, Marion Eames.
Recitation, Caroline Lupton.
7 Carol, school.
Recitation, Elizabeth Coddington.
Primary song.
Song, by Helen Voorhees, and
Clinton Hulsart.
Recitation, Marion Eames.
Solo, Lillian Bolte, chorus by
school.
Solo, Mabel Bolte.
Recitation, Bernice Brown.
Responsive reading.
} Carol, school.
Address by the pastor and offering.
Carol, school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
ACCUSED OF FORGING
CHECK AT MATAWAN
sDeoto' 10 fas EVENING wETs.

Matawan, June 12:-Bert Compton,
Of Red Bank, is said to have forged
a check on Proprietor Kunath, of the
Aberdeen Inn, at Matawan. He was
arrested by officer A. L~ambertson, Of
Matawan, at the moving picture
show at Keyport, being the Violinist
a. that place. He was taken to Red
Bank before Justice Sickels, put un-
der $50 cash bail, to appear before
Justice Fountain, of Matawan, at 2
o'clock Saturday. At that time he
was put under bail to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury at Freehold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
SEA SIDE KITCHEN AT
HIGHLANDS Is OPEN

Highlands, June 1.-THE Popu =
lar restaurant, "Sea Side Kitchen
has been leased again for the com
ing season by Walsh and Ramsey,
Although the restaurant has neen
doing business for several days iast
saturday was the formal opening.
The proprietors gave away souvenirs
to their patrons on this occasion.
Both Mr.. Walsh and Mr.. Ramsey are
very popular young men and uhuer
their management again this year
the same good service can be expect
cd and looked forward to.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12

Liverpool holds an unrivaled posi-
ton as a distributing center. Within
a short distance are situated the large
manufacturing industries of Lanea-
shire and Yorkshire. 1t is a center
for the midlands and also for Ireland
and south Wales.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
MRS. sIMoNsoN PASSES AWAY

Mrs. A]rthinecian ~Simonson, seventy
nine years and seven months old, died
Saturday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George Newberry, So Bay View
avenue, Prince Bay, after a lingering
illness. The funeral service will be
.sld at her late residence tonight at
S o'clock. Rev. Dewitt G. Snyder, of
the Huguenot Reformed church, will
yer MouuGr otavooant will follow in Sill
morrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
FIRST VICTIM OF SEASON.
Philadelphia Mar Drowned While
Bathing at Atlantic CITY.

bathTng at NtIantlc CITY.
Atlantic City, n. j., June 12.-W. A.
Toomey Of Philadelphia, who was
drowned while bathing in the surf
here yesterday, was the first victim
here this season, His body was dis
covered off Michigan avenue and terri
fed a group Of bathers, whose screams
attracted the life guards. a beach
physician employed a ~galvanic battery
in a last effort at resuscitation.
The fact that the body was found
floating face downward and the fact
that IL did not sink suggested to a
physician that the man might have
been stricken with heart disease.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
c

DR.. l. F. Kuntz, Surgeon Dentist of
Metuchen, N. j., wishes to announce
that he has opened a branch office in
the Red Star Building, 23S State St.,
Perth Amboy, N. j. Office Hours 1 p.
m. to 8 p. m. except Fridays. Satur-
DAYS 9 a. m. to 8 P. m. Sundays Q a..
m, to IL noon. Telephone 12-L.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
Aviator Falls to Death,

Vienna, June 1.-THE fall of Avia-
tor Wiesenbach from a distance of
fifty feet at Wiener-Noustadt, in which
he broke his neck. was the first aero
plane fatality that has occurred in
AnStria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12

If men like John WanamaKer can
make a fortune through advertising
there ought to be something in 1t for
you, even II 1t is only a cent-a-word
adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
Celery Substitutes,

The white French endixe that re-
minds n somewhat of CELERY may 10
used instead Of the latter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
Woman Will Be Blacksmith.

Trenton, n. j., June 12.-Strong and
willing TO work, Mrs, William w. Ell
lott announces that she will keep open
herself the blacksmith shop Of her
late husband.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
z PRUS POLSRICH.

u PkUS FULShlCH.
= GRUDZIADZ. Mahogany
meaczyzna z okolicy Gradnadza,
karczmarz Konrad Reich, znana
osoblstos6, zmar{ nsg'e " 0acsu,
zmar}y wazy1 blisko 5 centnar6w.
Pred kilku dniami zrani} sob,e 0
&c, cd czego nastapi}o zatrucle
krw,, a nastepnie 6mierc. Liczy} on
dopiero 2s lat.
TUCHOLA. iona chalupni-
ka Kruczyhskiego..w Koslince spad-
Is z wo1a skutkiem s%p}oszenia sig
konl a ko}a przeszly preez MA. Me"
s,ozesliwa lezy c'ezko chora.
- LADEKOPP. 4 go b. m. pc
po}udnir dwie cork oby watela
Brunera jecba}y jednokoana po,
w6zka do kolejki. Nagle kon sig
przestraszy} a IL letula c6rka spa
d{a z woza tax nieszcze6liwie, ze
spo pol godzlny skona}a.
- CHEkMNO. Ogieh ~znjszcxy}
wszystkie budynkl m'strza rzeznic1
kiego Kaniewskiego. " Klamrach.
Jeden koh,. jeden pies j kilka kur
ze,ne}o W p~}omieniach.
% letnla c6rka roriedzlciela
Neumanna W Dabr6wce zamierzs'a
otrut SIG kwasem solnym. Lezy ME
b~ezpiecznie chora. Zawiedziona mi:
}v6c popchae}a ja do tego kroku.
- CHEkMZA. Cd ,skier wy
dobywajacych sic z lokomotywy
zapali} sig jeczmieh ma polu posie'
dziciela p. Broscla 2 Grly~ny.
c-l- q -s.s .- ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
TrzYdzieSci lat rdzem.

Trzydziesc, lat po3aczsnia = po-
my6lcie tylko. Jak zas}uga dobrej
sprawy wytrzyma W tYm czasie =
albo bezuzytecznost s}ej. Me po-
trzeba namyslu " odgadywaniu
tego, co pisze Tomasz Ariss, Con.
cord, Mich on pisze: ,,Uzywa}em
ORA King'a New Discovery przez
80 lat, jest to ~najlepsze lekarstwo
ma kaszel i za.iebienie, jake kie-
dykolwiek u.ywa'em. Gdy rae
wstapi do waszego domu ME wy
pedzicie go. Wiele familii uzvwa}o
90 przez czterdzie6ci lat. Jestto
najniezawodnleisze leksrstwo na
chorobY gardfa i p}uc. Nlezr6w-
name ma grype, astme, dychawice,
krup, ~zapalenie Tub chorobe p}uc.
Cena SOC $l.0o. Butelki ma probe
darmo. Gwarantowane " apiece
M. i Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
S2qdzcie vase wakacye
W COLORADO.

Specyalne nlskie raty "a tykiet
zwrotnY ma sprzedaz codziennie az
do 80 wrzesnia, do Denver, Colo.
RADIO Springs i Pueblo. Niema
~lepszego miejsca " 6wiecie do
spedzenia wakaoyl, a to jest ten
czas gdy Colorado jest najpiekniej-
seem. Zabezpieczcie sobie bilety ma
kolej Chicago, Union Pacific &
North Western. Kazdy agent kolei
North Western chetnie poda wan
raty, zrobi rezerwacye wagonu
sypialnego i da wan wszelkie. po-
| trzebne informacYe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

KRAKOW. w koscio}ku sw.
.Wojoieoha ~znajdowai sig obras bar.
dzo rtary, ciekawej tresc', mlano-
wioie podobizna Pans J esusa wsr6d
naigrawan, jak,ch mu ME szcse-
dsono " piwnicy u Kaifasza. Obrsz
ten nosi date l494. Poniewaz v
Polsce o5razy olejne ukazuja SIC
doplero W XVI wieku, zachodzi4a
watpliwosc, czY data ia jest pra.
wdziwa Ia staranlem obecnogo <.
administrators ,obraz ten zostaf ma
lezycie odrestanro1any, przyczem
ukazaf sic u doiu obrazu nimlecki
maps, podfug kt6regc ohras ten
by} juz W r. 1862, jake starry Cd
restaurowauy. To sprawe wyjas+
mia, DO potwierdza xakwestyono-
wana date powetania 1894. Praw-
dolodobnie obraz ten dosta} sig do
mas cd Nlem,eo, (gdsie wcze6aiej
uxasuja sic obrazy olejne) oflaro-
wany ko6cl6ikowi przez kt6rego6 ,
mieszczan krakowskich wtedy, k,et
dy jesxcze mieszosanstwo krakow
skie byio " wle]kiej cze6oi niemiec
kim. Byiby on " takim razie jed
nym z prsyczynk6w do davniejsze;
history naszego miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
-e.a s9+Ng@ 81 t.aA- sEs-EM#I
ieden : parobozak6w Z Brodk6w

E.s@E'@--" 49, - E-3saHFs Ts.na-E 9~AM#ET
jeden : parobozak6w : Brodk6w
c1lowiek ukraiiskiej ,.sio.y" i "a
y, VIOLA q, x.ssy don glosco. ,,TY, psu-
brat, tvs daf CLOS ~ AbrA 't'ua''ll !
ii przebis 60 dtaten n !,
EwYlot.. R.o,ony padt broosac krHla
ma zlem'e. Klonajaoego odviesiono
do demu. Mordsroa ucielkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
re SLASKA.

OPAL NICA. w otwartej 500
pie swojej zagrody powiesi{ sic 81
letnl gospodarz SzYmon Cichy "
Kozowie. Przyczyna samob6;atwa
nieznana. Cichy zyl " dobrych
.stosunkach majatkowych j pozosta-
via liczna rodzine.
~SZLYCH-YNGOWA, ma Sla
sku w;elki brak woody, spowodo'
wal mag,strat tamtejszy do zam'
knecia wszystkioh studz;en j tylke
diva razy dzlennie, rano l vieczo.
rem ma godzine kaze otworzyt
Wielkle pranle ma bye od}ozon'
ma p6znlejszy czas, gdy woody zno-
WI przYbedzie.
-GL1WICE. Dw6ch roboGnik6w
jadac ma k6fkach raane] szychty,
powziell zamiar sig wykapac. To
tel rozebrawszy sig, wskoczyli do
woody, Z kt6rej jednak JUL wyjst
nj mieli. Obydwai zosteli BOWEN
raz>ni paralizem ma SERGE Wydoby-
to ioh jaxo trupY.
Ma wniosek zaraa-
du poczty tutejszej ares stowata 20
llcya wyzszego asYstenta pocztowe-
go Szmatole, cz}owleka JUL starsze,
go, kt6ry sprzen'ewierzy} 6s4 mar.
K, pien,edzy urzsdowych. Plenie
dry tyoh u1y{ So. ma sp}soeni'
swo,ch d}ugdw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
z POD M0sKALA.

C~ZEsToCHOwA. We wsi
B1a}a Do'ns, pod Csestochowa. U
wlosolsnina Jana S,kory, z powo-
du ohr1e'n d,iecka odbywa'. Sc
suta libacya, ma Ktdra miedzy iu-
nymi, saproszouo niejakiego Antov
niego Gawrona j J6xefa Lisure.
Pod koniec xabawy Gawron i Li.u-
"a wszczell mledzy soba k}6toie,
a nastepnie b6jke, kt6rej wynikiem
.by}o zadanie Lizhrze przez Gawro-
ma trzech ran 6miertelnych notem.
Zanim pospieszono z pomoca, Ll.u-
ra wYzi6na} ducha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

- RADOMNO.. W poniedzia}tk
fxozparcelo val p. Krajnik tutej ~
t$olw&rk, %obejmujacy, oko}o 1863
nR6rg- $50 m6rg kupl! p. Bitter 2
FudY i to ziemi l5ejsxej; reszte ro-
hebrali nasi parafianie "a ceny
przystYpne. Koutrakty notaryalne
zawarte. Szcze6c Boze naszym ma
byw"om - Wskutek tel parcela.,
cyl 81. do nabycia 2 pjekne gospo.
darstwa: jedno mLic]sce okoto so
m6rg " ]amielniku, a drugie oko"
10 1881. m6rg W ChroSlu take "a
ceny bardzo pray stepne.
;-LUBAWA. Is letnia c6rka
posiedzlclela z. zdrasns}a t. wv. je.
czmien ma oku. N~ast2pl{o zatruc,e
krwi l niesxc zesliw umar}a.
- BRODNICA. Il K~ruszyna do.
nosza, re s7go b. m. przeciagafa
tam strasz(iwa burza 2 grzmotcm i
bfyskaw'ca. w nocy widz,ano ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
z POZNANSKIEGO.

MAKO C6rke pe~nego oby-
wateIa tutejs.ego pracujaca jake
ksi9zkowa we Wroc}awlu, oszuka}
jej ,,"arzeozony" o 1860 marek.
library by} zawsze we wojskowy
mundur lekarski, przedstawi} on
sic jake dr.. 1Iandreski, syn ko.
menderuiacego j%enera}a. Zareczy}
sig ? owa palma odwledzi} z MA
jej rodzic6w krewoych, Dopiero
W Poznaniu W pewaej restauracyi
wyda} sig niekt6rym gosciom 6w
rzekomY lekarz podejr,any ;po-
wiadomiono o tenn pollcye. Pr,ya'
resztowano 20 we Wroc}awiu. Il
1900 MI. mia{ juz tylko 81 mr..
w-,
technik Will Hoblbein Z Hoten-
e'e"en' Ne'e@Ao~0' A'o'e '"A n'~
-:-l- 1--,l>l ~ ol~~
n'e'n'' oS"uAa'' 'e1y o'91"' eno's'
oa.r.. s,on,s,o -, Krvv.,+o.
FOL, W ~, 10 manila ala lwasu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

zagrodnika Muellera. By} on WOW.
czas nleobecny. iona jego ocalid u
uilowalal klrove 90 atolll ME tylkoo.
70 sie: ME powlodio, lecz kobieltaaI
takse ~jeszc.e oiesto sic poparsyla,
Wssystko sp}oneio, meble. odziea,
zniwo j krowa. n. ME bYl zabezpiie4.
c.ony ipopadl terra. " nedze.
GNIEANO. w Stanie s}usaoa
ks. prob. Radonsklego nalewa}a do
palacei s,e maszynki okowity' Ma
raz naczynie z okowlta wybuchfo
nleogledna s'uzaca poparsy{a sic
tax niebezpiecznie, ze nazajutr1
aE 80 -EE'- SEA- A- a3
zmar}a wsr6d strasznych meczarni.
STRZELNO. P6ftoraroczna CO..
reczke so}tysa p. Kempskiego :
Rarska przejecha} WOE. Dziecko
bawilo sic ma ulicy, gdy naraz mad.
jecha} " szybkim pedzie w6z. W6z.
MICA zap6zno zauwazy} dziecko
ME m6g} JUL VEGA powstrzyms6.
Dziecko odaios{o clezkie okalecze~
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Przesada

Osoba %farmnjqca przesad pre-"
civ ozemu | odmaw,a, . zanie
argument6w a navel fakt6w, Jest
fanatl klein. Przesada nigdy ME
dowiod}a niczego, n,gdy ME pomo.
g}a nikomu, trzyma ona cz}owieka
W zaslep,eniu. N~ajw,ekssa prsesa~
da eg.Ystuie przeoiw przygotowa'
nyoh lekastwach, wyrabianych v
wiekszych ,losciach. jest to do
pewnego stopnia usprawiedliwio
nym. ale " niekt6ryoh wypadkach
zupe}nie nicuzasadnlonym. Wezmy
naprzYk}ad T'rinera Ameryksnkki
Ellksir Gorzkiego Wilma. Oi}6zc'e
ma box vase przes4dy ! przeko-
najcie sic, he ia preparacja sk}ada
sic : czyetego, zupe}nie ~dojrza}ego
c,er ~ouego vina ! ~wybranych ko'
rxeni, przez ktbrs mozcc;e Sc "a
bezpi.czyd cd d LgliS osci zolsdka
i nitdomaga6 wewnetr1nych. Przc>
konacle sic. 10 jest ono bardzo war
tosciow. na p~rz!tspione bdle gio-
w, ia reumatyczne j neurAlgiczoe
atati, b6le krzyia, ma kolkowe
bdEe brsucha, na niedolegl,woso,
.trsvienia i sc,skan. Vase przesae
.dy sic zmieni4. w aptesach. JOS.
Triner, 1sss-l3se So. Ashland
Az, Chioago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Parma ma sprzedaz.

ra ~ @EEt
Moja farme W Trout Run VAL
ley, z 24s ARROW gruntu, dobre bu
dynki. dostatek woody, dobrze o.
.grodzona, ogr6d owocowy, 40 a"
kr6w-pod pfugiem a wiecej do u
prawy. Dostatek dobrego drzewa
pierwszego gatunku. Ma}a posiad-
lose byla by znamienita. Zg}osic
sic albo pisac do
John Brownie
R R No. 4
Arcadia, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Us1uga.

Chcemy osiegnac ceiu, a
|zeby Eazdy interes, zalatwia-
ny z naszymi patronami by}
zadawalniajacy. Chcemy ably
to kazdy czu1, ze mole
przyjsc do mas W kazdej
sprawie gdzie nasze doswiad.
genie j rada moze bye CEN
pa i pomocna.
Jezeli m6wimy o ,,usludze",
wyswiadczonej naszym KLEIN
tom uwazamy tenn najlapsza
usfuge, wszystko co slusznie
przyjmiecie Cd waszego ban
ku. Nasza usfuga zawiera
sto i ieden drobnycb szcze-
g6}6w, ws1ystko azeby zrobic
z naszych patron6w ,,zada-
walniajacych klient6w."
Jezeli ME mielibyscie lad
nego Interest," z tYm ban
klein, nanny ufno66, IL o
trzymacle us}uge jaka mo-
zemy wan wyswiadczyc.
Deposit Bank
of Winona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Is m~iejscach " okolloy pozar. Mie-
dry innemi spalila SIG oberza Ka-
mihskiego " Lembargu ] stsjD'a al pc,
sicdz:cie.a Kussynskicgo v Brur
dzawkach.

KARTUZY. az 60 b. NJ. po
pol. wybuch} v Jamie polar,
wkt6rym okofo so rodsin stracilo
p~rzytu}ek: Jedna matka z odrka
ratujao po6oiel, mocuo aie poparzy~
~. Podobno jedno dziecko zgine-
TO W p}omieniach, a napewno 4 10
ME, 6 sztuk byd}a rogatego, kilka
swim i wiele ptactwa. Pozar pow
sta{ przez dziecl n~ieostr6zne,
= NOWEMIASTO. w ChroA
slem EASILY diva nleszcze6l'we wy.
padki PREY strzelaniu do wron. Pc-
siedziciel Sodtke postrzellf sic "
Iogrodzie i zmar} kilka godzlen pc
lwYpadku. R6wniez i l3 letni syn
posledziciela Skook,ego p~ostrzelil
sic i umar} skutkiem odpleslonej
rany.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-22
Taylor Street Club Meets.

Miss Nell Council was the gracious
hostess at a very pretty party on
tuesday afternoon when she enter
tanned the Taylor Street Club and a
few friends.
The parlors were beautiful, being ar
ranged with handsome pot plants and
bowls of ferns and flowers.
Bridge was played at four tables by
Mesdames w. j. Josey Aldine Pounds
Henry Allen, S. H. Mckee, Crawford
Wheatley, Frank Harold, C. O. Niles
L. McClesky, VIII Jones, w, A. bod
son, Glenn Dodson, Chas. Council and
Misses Constance Holt, Marie Josey.
Martha Cobb and Anna Davis.
A spirited game was enjoyed and the
prize, a silver pencil, was won by Mrs
Mckee, and Mrs. Crawford Wheatley
was the fortunate winner of the Wis
itors prize, beautiful cut glass puff
box.
AT late hour delicious hot birds
with a salad course and cranberry ice
was served, followed by hot coffee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-22

At a large and beautiful party on
Monday afternoon Miss Antoinette
Lockett was at home to a number Of
friends in honor of Mrs. Logan H
Bryan, of North MiddletoWn, KY, who
with her husband, was a guest at the
Windsor for several days, returning
from an extended bridal trip through
Florida.
The house was beautifully decorated
red beig the prevailing color. Ted car
nations and ferns were used profusely
and red shades were over the lights
Delicious frappe was served to the ar.
irving guests in the hall by Mrs. Wal.
lis Mott.
Miss Lockett received her guests IL
a dainty dress of white pompadour ne
trimmed in baby Irish lace, over white
satin, and was assisted by Mrs. G. w
IAndrews, who wore a most becoming
gown of pink messaline, with trim
mings of real lace.
Mrs. Bryan wore a very handsome
and becoming toilette of Alice blue vel
vet, which was effectively trimmed
with gold lace.
-Four tables were used for the ali
absorbing game of "forty-two" and tn,
prize, silk hose, was cut for by Mis-
Callie Bell and Miss Emmie Morgan
Miss Morgan cutting the lowest ant
receiving the dainty prize. Later a de
lightful salad course with hot coffe,
was served.
Guests invited to meet Mrs. Bryan
were Misses Gallie Bell, Mamie SUI
Bell, Marie Josey, Gertrude Josey, Kat
Page, Constance Holt, Ethel Loving
Lisbeth Hollis, Emma Lee, Mamie Nc
Arthur, Montez Thomas, Emmie Nor
Arthur, Mortez Thomas, Eunice Nor
gan, Rebecca Mathis, and Miss Bal
dwin, of Texas, Mesdames I. N. Mott
Wallis Mott and G. w. Andrews.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-22
For Mrs. Airline Pnnnd

One of the happiest occasions of The
week was an informal party on Tues
day evening at which Mrs. |. J. Kal
mon entertained in honor of Mrs. AL.
dine Pound, who was Mrs. w. J. Josey's
house guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalmons apartment
was beautifully arranged for the even
ing, having pots and bowls of BLOOMING
hyaclnths and narcissi as decorations
Bridge was the game played at two
tables, and the prize, deck of cards
was won by DR.. Cunningham, of Macon
The guest of honor was given a box If
candy. Mrs. Pound wore a very hand
some black chiffon cloth dress. elab-
orately braided After the game de-
llcious salad was served.
Those playing were, DR.. and Mrs IT
B. Allen, Mrs W, ]. Josey, Mrs AL
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-22
In Honor OF Miss RilnY.

On Saturday afternoon Miss Riley
was guest of honor at delightful
bridge party at which Mrs. Allen Hill
entertained dozen young ladies. The
parlors were effectively decorated with
ferns and bowls of white narcissi.
There were three tables and top score
was made by Miss Kate Wheatley
who was given a dear little book
while Miss Riley was presented witt
one also.
Delicious sandwiches and coffee
were served by Mrs. r. S. Broadhurst
and Miss Josephine Turpin, who as
sisted Mrs Hill in receiving and en-
tertaining
Mrs. Hills guests We're Misses Vir-
ginia Gum, Kate Wheatley, Mary
Hooper, of Atlanta; Elizabeth and Mat
tie Cobb, Anna Davis, Rebecca Mathis
Hazel Tower, Pearl Turner, of DaV-