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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Aviator to Pass
 Through Arizona

c P Rogers, who is flying from New York San Francisco for the $50. 0.0OO Hesrst prize will pass through Arizons followed closely by baggage car aud one Pullman private car. Both the freight traffic and operating depart ments of the Southern Pacific in Tue son received from Charles s Fee, gen- ersl passengers agent Of the Pacific Sys- tenn instructi ns regarding the hand ling of the special train. The time IS not yet snnrunced. Probably Tbursday or Friday next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Ooings in the
 District Court

In the district court today the fol- low ing cases ve-e sc: [, | trial before Judge Dosn and the final call of the calendar will be he'd uert Monday Oc'otsr 30:- The cases Of Annie c Crockett ys G.no S Crock tt, for divorce; and Che Southwest National Bank V. John 5. Merrill, ct al, for debt, are set for trial today. The case of the First Nstiop al Bank Of Globe vs Scott Wbsley. ct al. for debt. wss continued for the term. The following csses were dismissed from the civil calendsr:-
 u Overlook vs Allen R English debt.
 Wm fl Goode y- Bisbes Ligb: and Power Co.
 JC Krigbaum vs c W Hicts, col- Iector ct al. =
 I'M Lskin, receiver. "a A E Hurst. debt.
 VIC Mcbride vs Dicus Plumtins & Heating Co. debt.
 Henry Torres, vs Andres Forrest, divorce
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
New Cases
 Filed
New

PROBATE COURT
 Eetste of John Obertsxer. Final discharge of F c Henderson sdmr.
 Estate of Rsiugis Cucs Morales; crder to chow csuse why order oi sale of real estate should not be made.
 Estate of Sophia Harris; order ap- pointing Nov 3, 1911 at 10 . m, time for probate of will ard directing pub licetion Of notice of esms.
 Estate of Henry Rienhart; order fixing Nov 6. 1911 at 10 . m day for hearing return of sale Of real es,ete. Estate of Charles ? Gardner: final discharse of T R Brsndt, sdnr. Estate of Margareths Barker. order appointing A V Flickioger, W W Law hon, and J D Msrshsll, appraisers. DIsTRIcI COURT Suit No 6442. Prov MutI B & I Ass'n vs Zelphis Miller ct sl Debt : in sum of s3s7 39, costs, int. etc.
 Suit No 6443. Prov Nut! 3 { Assn vs Sarah Hughes ct al. Actior { for debt in cum oi s2S9i 77, int spt costs.
 Albert Steinfield < Go VI | Marks. Debt in sum of $407 AS, ip. terest, sttorney's fees and costs.
 Suit No $40. Copper Quees Con Min Go vs W Wood. Appeal iron J P Court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Wanders 30 Miles
 in His Niqhtshirt

After wandering 30 miles through the country in his nightshirt & Tue son Mexican youth, aged l9 years was fouId ey snxioua relatives after sn all dsy search.
 Early Friday morning he rose from nis bed and hsstened away from his home clad only in his night shirt. II 'ss come time later before he ~ss missed. 4 sesrch of the ranch and oi tine neig ighborhood was then made with out result. The party thea followed him for 30 miles. snt finally caught up with him F miles from Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Bliss Ticket
 Market Brisk

That the bliss ticket market in the probate court bss been soms~bst bsisk during the pest isw days can only bs evidenced by . glance oyer sbs mss- riggs lieenss record sipcs the 6rss oi the week. and e . result Of Dsn Cup ids recommendations che following were granted this nosoing-
 Wm W Childsss to ssd Hattie B, Games. both oi Douglss.
 Hssmso E WiIhsIm of Bkbss to we'd Hss Dorothy Dosy oi Tussen.
 Nseosss Rsmirss so we'd F,sre;sc- figussos, both oi Bsnscp
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Arizonans to Meet Noted Citizens

A delegation of Arizonsns are in Bowie today to meet Assistant Secie- tsry Samuel Adams of the edepsrtment of ihe Interior and Com IF issioDeI Valeotine Of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and urge upon the formel merits oi the Giis Box Csryon as [ reservoir cite.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

from the territorial pr son vas won by the convicts. the score being IS 10 D.
 The Yuma Sua st.tes that the s P has employed three lndisns ss sirike breaksrs in the c.rshops at that place. They are rather ioexperieneed workmen.
 Benjamin F Turner, for several months emp oyed as reporter on Phoenix papsr. was drowned October 5 near Psgoss Springs. Col. together with his father-in.law, Jacob c Dow ell. A flood was threatening the 1 ranch property of the Dowells and while attempting to save some oi the buildings. both men were carried un- der che waters.
 SJ Michelsoo, Arizona member oi the national Democratic committes been informed, over she sigoatuIe ol Norman E Mack. chairmsn of the or gsnisstion, that . meeting of the committee will be held ct the Shore ham. Washington. D c. st noon or January 8. for the purposs oi ssttipi the time and place for she nations
 Democratic convention of 1912.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

The boat Is ready for trip up Salt river for large number of disappointed office seekers
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

There ifty-three Sunday. in this year You will have wait 2o2o for this again. Perhaps the lid clubs will cele brate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

The e,econ today quiet one from all reports. A casual convinced the that they have some mighty good timber from which make wise selection on their tickets and acted accordingly
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

Whisky can be made from bananas; this doubles the capacity for bringing about the flavor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

The Democratic hosts will take a hand in the nrms contest and then unite for sweeping victory the Dem cratic winners on Dec l2th
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Hughes Withdra ws
 His Candidacy

Dr H 4 Hughss of Phoenix has an nounced his sithdrswsl ss 6 csndi. date ios the democratic nomination for governor in sn open letter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

While Arizona will be settling who is who the senate ana congressional representatives Of New Mexico will be W Washington taking their Oaths of cflice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

rhe Cochise D5n';rat5 are rely U m,k,a swee ,ino victory for the primary choice the December count
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Strength of
 U. s. Army

The strength of the army of the United ststss is 77 ,523. There are . humber oi dstsehments to the serv,ce not included in the regular service. which reduces the actual fighting '.rcs to 66. .966 men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

The wind storm which crcled the dome of the phoen capitol was not at that the wind soi m which has ev struck that building
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

Much trouble Columbu, would have saved us if he had not discovered America.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

Aside from a few incideuts the Cochse primary pakn has been devoid of bitter feeling and acrmony in Of tl. arils.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

The returns will make interesting reading.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

mere are events occurring in every community which II reported III local aer would create contraction little dreamed o What 10 report and what to report often pePe1es the editor He Is often justly of cowardice ana faVofsm when all the time he is looking toward the good reputation Of the town where his lot is cast
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

he unIted States has the biggest murder record of an em thence " ~
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

he only drawback to that aviation con- e s seems to be the inability flyers keep their machines
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

There iftythree Sunday. in this year. You will have to wait 2o2o for this to again. Perhaps the lid clubs will celebrate.
 Whisky be made from bananas; this doubles the capacity for bringing about the flavor
 Much trouble Columbus would have saved us if he had not discovered America.
 The eection today quiet from all reports. A casual convinced the that they have mighty good timber from which make selection on their tickets and acted accordingly
 The boat is ready for trip uD Salt river for large number of disappointed oliee-seekers.
 The returns will make interesting reading
 rhe Cochise D. are reliy t, m,k,a sv.e,;rn victory for the primary choice at the Dece nber count
 The Democratic hosts will take hand in the primary contest and then unite for sweeping victory the Demo. cratic winners on Dec l2th. Aside from few incideuts the Cochise primary cam pan has been devoid of bitter feeling and acmony in anv Of ta; ariis.
 While Arizona will be settling who is who the senatorial and congressional representatives. New Mexico will be in | Washington taking their oaths of clice
 The wind storm which circed the dome of the pboenir capitol not at that e wind sto which has ever struck that building.
 The United States has the biggest murder record of anv country on the globe Bound be the top of even bad em thence. E N " ~ he only drawback to that aviation con- seems to be the inability of flyers keep their machines [ n the air. ~ il We have no sympathy for the fellow who complains for three years and votes wrong in the fourth 
 There are events occurring in every community which III reported III local aer would create comuoon little dreamed o What 10 report and what not to report often pefpexes the editor He often justly ed of eowaice ana aVolitn when all the time he is looking toward the good reputaOn Of the town where his is
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29

We have no sympathy for the fellow who complains for three years and votes wrong iu the fourth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

any other city In the country. and real
estate values are established upon a
stable, sane footing.
Industries Well Financed.
The other requirement made upon
Detroit by the wonderful industrial ex-
pansion-money-h been met by the
financial institutions of the city In
impressive style. The capital and
surplus employed In the banking busi-
ness I'm Detroit have more than dou-
bled during. the past ten years. and
Detroit bankers have met the difficult
situation brought about by the rapid
growth OF business. with consummate
skill. steering safe course between
too much conservatism. such as might
have held back the growth without
warrant, and the danger OF being car
ried away by the wave OF speculation
into risks that could not realize the
optimism OF the enthusiastic promot-
ers.
In the recent critical period In the
automobile industry Detroit banks
were found absolutely unframed and
performed a great service To the coun-
try In helping TO avert. a panicky
state of mind despite the pessimism
that emanated from eastern banking
centers. Detroit banking institutions
are rapidly coming to rank among the
big factors in the financial affairs or
the country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
IRON AND STEEL
TRADE BOOMs
Vast Building in City Gives Great
Impetus To This Line Of
Industry.

The erection of many high build
ings in Detroit within the past 10
years has given the iron and steel
trade of the city big boom. The
trade is now five times as large as
1t was five years ago. according to
the local representatives of the big
steel plants OF the country. Most
of the steel used In Detroit comes
from the mills in Pittsburg.
Eighty per cent of the steel used
in the United States for building
purposes comes from the mines In
northern Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin. OF recent years there
has been an unusually large amount
of ore taken from the northern
mines. the production, last year, be-
ing 100000 tons, as compared
with - 100000 tons ten years ago.
OF the 1910 shipments, IS per cent
went to Pittsburg for smelling pur-
poses. From is to 10 million tons
OF IL was made into pig iron. The
latter, IN turn, became steel billets
and these were afterwards made
into boiler plate, steel rails and all
kinds OF steel for building material.
In spite OF the fact that such Inn
mense quantities OF ore are being
removed from the Superior mines
every year. II is figured, the steel
men say. that there is enough re-
naming to last IS years, at the pres
ent rate of consumption. Therefore.
the steel interests are not worrying
over lack of material.
In addition TO the northern mines,
there are many i'm other parts OF the
United States-Tennessee, Alabama.
New York and New Jersey while
the Canadian northwest and Alaska
also have some. The product OF che
Superior mines has had the call for
some time and will continue to be I'm
favor. as the steel meE contend that
the ore from the other mines does
not produce as good building ma
terial as the Superior grade.
While the use OF steel i'm skyscrap-
ers has proven great impetus To
the ore trade In the past few years.
there has also been n big demand for
steel rails. many miles Of new rail-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
RADIATOR CENTER.
Detroit Makes This Essential For 60
Per Cent Of Autos Built.

Detroit Makes This Essential For 60
Per Cent Of Autos Built.
Everyone who knows the first thing
about an automobile knows that one
OF the essential parts OF all gasoline
cars is the radiator. the purpose OF
which is to keep the engine from be-
coming overheated. Few realize the
extent OF the industry today, however,
and more especially, the Detroit end
Of IL.
In a general way 1t may be said
that the development of the automo-
bile radiator has followed the de-
yelopment OF the auto itself. II is
only with the last three years that
radiators have been manufactured in
Detroit TO any great extent. In that
time two large concerns have moved
here from other cities and since they
were established here, four new firms
have been organized. The business
of these firms has developed to such
proportions that they are furnishing
the radiators for 60 per cent of the
motor cars manufactured In the
United States. Their plants have a
combined floor space of $50, 900
square feet. They employ more than
1000 people and pay out annually
over $1,000.000 in wages, while the
value OF their combined output is con.
siderably in excess of s2,000,000 year
ly.
The growth of the radiator business
in this city has meant large in
crease in the output of the local cop
per and brass rolling mills. Up to
three years ago the mills shipped
most OF their products TO outside
markets, whereas now a large per-
centage OF them are consumed right
at home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

such as surgical appliances and sick.
room equipment. with the result that
Detroit. in common with other cities,
has prohted. As matter OF fact.
there is now store In the city which
sells nothing but rubber goods. from
tiny rubber doll to a rubber hall.
mat. the largest made. II is now pos
sible. in fact, for Detroiters to get al
most anything wanted In the rubber
line without having TO send out or
town for II.
Rubber has increased a great deal
In price during the past Ave or six
years. and the dealers say the auto
mobile industry is to blame for 1t. A
large percentage OF the rubber pro-
duced nowadays. is used for the man
ufacture of automobile tires. the re-
tailers explain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
RUBBER!

More Of II Shipped into Detroit Than
Any other City.
AS rubber town." Detroit is GER
tainly very much on the map. There
is said to be more rubber shipped
into this city in year than into any
other place OF its size in the world.
The reason for this. OF course, is the
vast amount OF rubber used by the
automobile companies, which have
done more than anything else in the
past few years to bring Detroit before
the eyes of the world
Yet the automobile plants don't get
all the rubber by any means. or
late years there has been a big in
crease in the use OF rubber goods.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15

way having been built In the United
States and Canada and abroad. For
the building trade. the steel men
predict that there will be a greater
call in the future than ever before
for steel, inasmuch as all the high
buildings erected now have steel
franlaS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
(Ciag dalszy.)

WAX uolo1y'| Nu' wv : A""AA0J A"F
DO bramy tryumfalnej rzek} doz6rca policyi j
spieszy Gala wioska tax, ze naznacza} miejsce ola
niemal ~wszystkie domy bez diego.
nadxoru zostaly. Zdala polka Ledwie sic ustawlll, K
za}o sic ki]ka woz6w, kt6re ma swojem miejscu, zagrz
jednak kurz i py} tax zakry. Ia W leslie muzyka' a Il.
wal, ze Mkt ME m6g} roz- mcwoli cis}y sic. do
poznat, ko jedzie. gdy zgromadzenl usfy
- Dziwno mi, powiada melodya cudownie Sill
w6jt, - zkad sic pabralo pie6ni: ,Kto se W OPP
woz6w, przeciez my tylko podda Panu swemu!'
trzv WOW posfali 2 wiosk;? Rozczulony lud wt6r
W tel chwiIi znik}y wozy cichym glosem wiersze
"a Iaskiem, gdzie sic droga nj Dawidowej, a z lasu
kreci ia prawo, al dopiero stapi} }adnie %urzadzony
pred sauna wioska wyprowa- |ch6d.
dzajq sic lasa. Oh jaka niespodzianks
Pc kilku minutach polka Naprz6d maszerowafo
za} sic pierwszv pow6z; lecz sciu muzykant6w, "a
gdziez reszta woz6w zosta]a? panicz Wfadys3aw " i
2 rado6cia lecz oraz 2 "a Gym mundurze majora,
dziwieniem poznali ma zbli" menderujac szpada do
zaiacym sic wozie ksiedza Cries ni6si piekna ct
Dobrodzieja i pana doz6rce giew; obok niego postep
policyi. z jednej strony powaznJ
Mech bedzie pochwa. |zef Stacho6 " mund
lony Jezus Chrystusl VIOLA %sierzanta, z .drugle] ct
juz zdaleka ksiadz Pro- %podoficer Pawel Drew
boszcz.. * s. &C. or Dr.. "a c~horagwia " szesciu
- Ma. wiieki! ~odpowiada ca. lregach landwerzy6ci z
IA grenada i garnie sic do parafii.
powozu, &by powita6 kocha~ Rado6t podnosi}a p
nego OLGA duchownego i os. walecznych rycerzy, ozd(
wiadczyc jemu mi1o6c i usza. nych bfyszczaceml order
nowanie. p. major, Stacho6 i F
- Co "a szcze6cie, 10 nasz nadto byli zaszczyceni
Jegomoscinek raczy} mas 3D. rem zelaznego krzyza.
wiedzi6! Pred Drama ustapila
Dziatkil odpowiada ks. zyka ma strong, a pan n
Proboszcz, spicsze podziela6 stanaf pred w6jtem, |
wasza rado66 i powitae sy- W nastepujace odezwa}
now moich powracajacych z s1owa:
wojny! Wielmozny pan
- Ustawcie sic W porzad. %przebacz, re pc staremu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
WYMECZONA LEkARSTWA-

WYMECZONA EkAR VA
MI.
"Uzywalam lyle JUL l.karstw, ze
mnie to do cna wymeczyfo" - pi
see pani Lizena Hylton 2 Macomb,
Mo. - "Cierpia}.m s~t.asznie cd
wielu lat ma dolegllwo5oi ko}adka
Jeden lekarx powledzia1 mi 4ze bez
operacyi nigdy jul do I'd owia ME
wr6ce. Jedni m6wili, ~ nam ka
MEME " zo}adku, ianl CO innego.
Przemeczywszy sic Gale ostatnic la
ia, postanowitam spr6bowa6 Ora
Fiotra Gomozo. Szczesliwa sic czu.'
JIG, re moge tn wyznat ze mi odra-
zu pomog}o' Chodze 10 piracy jak
dawniej i polecam e kazdemu, DO
pragne}abym, ably Ora Piotra CO.
mozo znajdowa}o sic " kazdym do
mu."
TAX brzmi 6wiadectwo o tenn sta.
rem wyprdbowanem |ekarstw'e zio-
fowem. Kt6z moze wobec tego "a
przeczy6 zaslug tel medycycie, po~
take cudow.e wiasc'-
wo6ci?
Me sprz .dawane aplekach
agencl dostarczaia go do
domu. Adres: Or Peter Fahrney q
Sons Co., 10 -25S 50. Hoyne Ave.,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

ISAq1 AtOAyEy. AOSlA0'"s J0n
,dziatki, 20 cderwaniu EMO.
wu do mnie powrajace.
Dziekuje wan synowie
moi, 3e w6r6d wrzawy bojo-
wei pamietali6cie 0 waszych
|powinno6ciach i niezapomi
nali6cie 0 Bogu, jak 0 tenn
|6wiadczy}y Twoje listy, Well
mozny Panic, i vase listy
do mrie. Wierzajcie M, re
kazdy list skrapiaiem lzami
rado6ci, boo to najwieks2em
szczesciem ola duszpasterza,
kiedy owieczki zyja pod1ug
hauk jego, j s~prawuja sic
pod}ug wolf Bozej. Dziekuje
wan "a to radosci, i zapra-
szam was ma jutro do koEci6lka
naszego, aby6cie wraz z Gala
'parafia z1ozyli hold wdziecz-
ao6ci u tronu Boga naszego
Ii stop Naj6w. Matki 0.
piekunki naszejl
Czy wan %opisywac, jak
%przemowa ksiedza staruszka
utkwila " sercach zgroma-
d2onyeh, jak nietylko ME-
wiasty, lecz isbrodaci zo}nie'
re Ivy rozczulenia i rado6ci
wylewali; czy wan powia-
dac, jak wszyscy garneli sic
do ukochanege sduszpssterza,
ably u6ciskac kolana jego, i
iak kap}an b~}ogoslawiac k}adl
reke ma kazdego z osobna.
Dalsze o5wi 9 milo
Sci skr6cif pap major, pod
noszac sw6is CLOS: - Mad
wszelkie spodziewanie ! nad
wszelkie zasfugi ~zgotowali6cie
nam tax serdeczne i mike
sercu przyjecie, re ME znaj~
de slow ably wynurzye pred
wami moja i moich kolegow
wdzieczno6c.
-Przyjmijcie staro-polskie
Bog zap}ac i badzcie pre-.
konani, ze waszego przywia-
zania o kt6rem mi donios}a
droga mateczka moja, nigdy
"a nigdy ME zapcmne. Pre-
|dewszystkiem dziekuie To-
bic czcigodny ojcze duchow-
ny "a twoje zyczenia, "a
twojo modify, kt6re6 "a mas
tax czesto ofiarowa1 prey
.lNaisw. Ofierze, i kt6re, jak
mocno wierze, Pan Bog j
Najsw. Panna wys}uchali.
MECH Pan Bog zachowa ma.
szego Przewielebnego ksiedza
Proboszcza " najdiuzsze lata!
wiwatl wiwatl wiwatl
I 1nowu zagrzmia}y viva
ty, 10 drzewa " leslie sic
poruszyly, wtorujac rozlega-
jacym sic odglosem: wiwatl
wiwat! wiwatl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

" 90 OSsS = ssSOs
panic majorze! Dziekujeny
Panu Bogu, 10 was wybawil
= wszelkiego niebezpieczeh~
silva pc d}ugiej woinie zno-
WI nam pokoju uzyczyl. Wi
fanny seTdecznie Wielmozne~
go pana majora, naszego mai.
~}askawszego pana, zyczac 2
glebi serca wysokiej godno-
Sci i oznak6w meztwa, kt6.
remi Mali. kr6l i cesarz o.
dobi} nas:ego naj}askawsze-
go panicza, przepraszam,
chcia}em powiedziec: najlas-
kawszego pana. Przyjmij
Wielmozny panic cd mas
przyrzeczenie, ze, jezeli MOI
ma, jeszcze gorecej GIG ko-
chac i szanowac bedziemy
|iak dotqd, wiedzac dobrze, re
|jak nieboszczyk pa6ski Of
Iciec, MECH Bog swieci jego
|duszy, bedziesz naszej wiosce
|ojcem i najlepszym opieku.
mem. Witamy serdecznie j
was szanowni zo}nierze ! bra
cia, kt6rzy wype}njwszy
ciezka s1uzbe i poni6s}szy
niezliczone truly i przykro-
Sci, powracacie do rodzinne-
go domu. Zaslu2yliscie ma ma
SIZE uszanowanie, kt6re wan
chetnie oswiadczamy. Ma
serdeczne powitanie krzyk-
nijmy z g}ebi serca: ,,Boha-
terowie nasi MECH zyja, wi
watl powt6rnie wiwatI ! pc
trzeci rae wiwat1'
Huczne wiwaty rozlegaly
sic pc ca}ej wiosce, a ciemny
las wdzieczny oddawa} cd.
CLOS, ze az milo bylo.
Teraz podni6s1 czcigodny
ks. Proboszcz reke, ma znak
ze chce %przem6wi6, a po u
ciszeniu tax sic odezwa}:
= Kochani synowie moi!
kiedyscie ma rozkaz Mali.
kr6la pred rokiem opuszcza
Iii zony, rodzic6w j dziatki,
rozpacz i zal sciska1 vase
serca. Wtedy p~rzypomina1em
IVAN Opatrznosc Bozka i 0.
pieke Naj6w. Fanny, kt6re!
cudowna sukienke szkaple
RIA 6w. p~rzyjmowali6cie, jail
mocn4 tarcz przecjw wszela'
kim pociskom nieprzyjaciels
Iduszy j cia}a. Przyznam sie
przed wami, ze wtedy zegna'
Hem was, jak ojciec umiera.
lacy zegna ostatni rae dziatk:
swoje, boo ciezar moich sc
lat i slabo6c cia}a ME obie'
cowa}o mi, zebym was je'
lszcxe raz ogladai. SERGE mo.
lie krwawilo sic, lax SERGE
~ -.sl.~>l>k
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

Music kOn1ecznie OdpG-
WiedZieC
przez wzg'ad ma dobro ludzkosci,
jyk cudownem lekarstwem SO Se-
very Op1atki ma B6l G}owy i Neu7
ralgie"= pisze p. Andrew Hanit,
Z Aliquippa, Pa ,,Spr6bowa~
fem ich usuneiy one boil g}owy v
mn,ej niz dzieslfG mlnut. IL. op}at-
HI 50 naiskutecznlejszem lekarstwem
ma boil g}owy re wszystk1ch, o kt6"
.rych s}ysza}em kt6re widsia}em'
= Sprzedawane pr'ez aptekarzy
prawie ~wszedzie, IS cent6V podeia
ko. Upewni) sig, cay ma kazdem
pude1ku jest nazwisko: w. F. Sc
vera Co.. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01

Dowiedzia-
lem sic, re
moi kollega
J. N~oWakowski,
zosto} wylc-
czony przez
DR.. ]. E..
Thompsona,
z tax powaz-
nej choroby,
przeto ia
uda}em sic do
40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-01
dug WDzIECZNOSCI
~SZANOWNEMU DOKToROWI J. E. THOMPsONOWI.

By}em
z}ozony cd
kilku lat
J ZaraZliwa
chorobqiod
niej pocho
dzacemi
cierpienia-
mi DOIem
stawow,
g}owyogol-
mem os4a-
n:or:o~