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Medical

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DISEASES OF women and children. zoo
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front room; all Conven-
iences; walking distance; home with
couple. meals next door; north side. Ivy
6427-L. LIZ q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21
CZem WfaSciWie jest
Dol gfOWy?

Jest to b6l, w~ywo}any przez
nacisk m6zgu, skutkiem te.
go, re krew wt}acza sic zasil'
ME do niekt6rych c;eniut-
kich w1oskowatych rurek W
m6zgu, przez to ~wywo}ujt
b6l W nerwach okolicznych.
To w}asnie jest boil glowy. v
celu poznania ulgi powinie
MES brac Severy Op}atki III
B6l G}owy i Neuralgia (Se.
vera's Waters for Headache
and Neuralgia). Daja one re-
zultaty jakna)bardziej zada.
walniajace we wszelkich po-
staciach b6lu glowy. Kup je
u aptekarza i miej pod reka.
Cena 25 cent6w. Wyrabia-
ne przez W, F. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

Echo z Afryki' katolicki,
illostrowany miesiecznik mi
syjny. bfogos}awiony pre-
1ch SWAT. LEONA XIII j
PIUSA X, wychodzi W jezy-
ku polskim, czeskim, sio
wia6skim, niemieckim, fran
cuskim, w}oskim i portugal.
skim, staraniem Sodalicyi
sw. Piotra kJawera.
Cena rocznie W Austryj
1 kor. SO hail.; W Niemczech
1 NIX. so fem; W Rosyi l rb.;
W Ameryce so ct.
Administracya i ekspedy-
eva: Krakow, ul. sw. Amy 4.
Ofiary ola misyi afryka6-
skich MONA przesy1ac a1bo
do Erakowa, a)bo wprost do
genera)nej kierowniczki So
dalicyi sw. Piotra, hr. Maryi
T. Led6chowskiej, Rzym via
dell'Almata Is.
sP1s RzECZY (Nr. ny: Mac
Jezlorem Leopolda II. Sprawozda.
ME z wycleczki misYjnej w. O..
Van Houtte, re Zgrom. Niepok.
Serca Maryi. (Ciag dslssy). = 10.
respondcncya %mlsyjna: W6r6d pie
mieuia Ebri6w, Wy brzeze Ko6oi
S%lon1owej. (List o. Kirmau:, 70
STOW. Mis-. afr. Z Lyonu). Drobne
wiadomo6ci misyjne. = II Kongres
Sodal'cyi 6w. Plotra Klawera "
E%iosiedeln. - Kronika Sodal,cyi
sw. Piotra klawela. = Kongres
Eucharystyczny W Wiedniu, So
dallcya 6w. Piotra hlawera. =
Fetysze W Kongo portugalskiem,
przez O. Luttenbacher'a G. S. Sp.
(Dokonczenle). Illustracya: Trsdo-
waite " pralni. (Fianarantsos. Ma
dagaskar).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21
BOhater w CZasie Ognia

lecz t{um klaska}, gdy z popalone~
mi rekami unosl} " gore maxi
okragie pude}ko. ,Ch}opcy" wrze.
szczat on, ,,ta Buck1ena masG Ar
nikowa, kt6ra trzymam, prze6cig,
ne4a wszystko ma spalenie. Dobrs
take ma guy, wrzody, rany, try.
szcze, wysypke, ~skaleczenls, wy
wlchniecla, z@amanis, najpewnlej
SIZE lekarstwo "a amoroldy. Zapo.
bieea zapsleniu, zabi]a b6le. Tylko
25c " apiece M. J. Kowalewskie.
60. (ADv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21
ZWierciadfO ZdrOWia.

O twsrzy MONA powiedziec, 4
jesc zwierclad}em zdrowla. VII
dzac cz}owieka o czystYch, bia{ych
rysach, jasno-r6zowych kolorach
tystrych oczaeh, ezer .wonych us.
tach zdrowych zebach, powiecie,
be- obawy, re on jest zdrowym.
Jezeli za6 cera jego jest. poz5}k}a,
twarz pelna goiewu, oczY poser-
ne, usta blade, zepsute zebY, odrs-
zu powiecie, ze- ten cz1owiek Gle
jest zdrowym. Jego k}opcty pc
wiekszei ozs6ci spodziewane 50
przez orgaay trawienia my POI
wlnnlsmy poleclc mu uzywan!e
TriDera Amerykaiskiego El;ksiru
Gorzkiego Wilma, jake najlepszego
srodka. K,edykolwiek zaldzie 20
trzebA podniecenia zo}adka, watro-
by Tub w~ne:rznosci do lepszego
funkcjouowania i z%wiekszenia silly
nerw6w, Trinera Amerykanski
Eliksir Gorzkiego Wilma wszystko
10 zrobl. W braku apetYtu, zaniev
czyszczenia k,szek, wypadkach z}e-
60 rawienia, 6rodek ten da wam
zadowolenie. W aptekach. Jos.
Triner, .]333-]3s9 s. Ashland
ave., Chicago Ill.
Advertisement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21
SamOb6jstWO w OCZaCh
matki.

W. Lwowie zdarzy{ sig wstrza~
sajacy tragizmem wypadek. Sees
nastoletn, syn jednego z Iwow-
skich urzsdnik6w wojskowych
ksztafc,} sic " g%imnazyum W Wie-
dniu. Wsku:ek jakiego6, ma}ego
zresz,a, szkolnego nieporozumie~
MIA, wyiecha} stamtad przyje1
chawszy rozdrazuiony do domn
rodzicielskiego, o. wiadcz3} matce,
re must sobie zycie odebrac. Ma
perswazye nieszczesllwe) a przcra-
zonej taken oswiadczenlem ko-
bietY, mla} odpow,edzitG " maj
wyzszej pasyi. ,,Prosze many sig
W to ME wtracaG, DO ! matke l OLGA
i siebie zastrzele." A zanim matka
och}one}a Z os}upienia, ch}opak
zastrzeli{ SIG " jej oczach z ojcow-
skiego rewolweru. Povodem stra-
szli*ego czynu samob6jczego by}
wstrzas m6zgowy, kt6rego dozna}
ch}opak, bedqc dzieckiem, PREY
upadku. Choroba nurtowa}a d1ugie
lata, az wybuchia sza1eln, kt6ry "a
kohczy} sic samob6istwem. Ira
gizm powieksza fakt, re samob6jca
by} jedyDakiem.
Pc OW0cu ME pic!
Jak niebezpiecznem jest, 20 spo-
zyclu owocu pic zaraz, dowodem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21
Ostr6znie z pestkami cd
SliWek.

Bardzo wielu, szczeg6lnie szoze-
sliwi posiadacze zdrowych zeb6w
maj9 nieraz wielka przyjemnosc W
tenn, re roz}upuja pestki cd sliwek
i zawartosG jedza. I'ymczasem jak
sic wykazuje, jest TO sprawl ola
zdrowja nader n:ebezpieczna. w
saukiei mlesc'nie uprawiaf te ,,przy-
iemnosG" pewlen l7-lelni uczen
handlowy, kt6ry 20 zjedzenlu pew.
ne) ilosci pestek zmar} wskutek 0"
trucjs. Pestki te zawieraja BOWEN
pewna ilo6c prusklego k~asu.
Wszelka pomoc lekarska okaza}a
SIG bezskuteczna. A zatem baczno6c!
Rodzice nlechaj uwazaja ma dzieci,
kt6re takze nieraz maja to p4zy-
z~wyczajenle przegryzania pestek,
wyjadsiac Z Mich smaczne ma poz6r
zlarnka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

tego nastepujace' zdarzepie. Pewien
robotnlk z GallcYi przYbyt z iona
swa do Mys}owic, by "a kilka
godzin wyjecbac "a prac4 " g}ab
Niemiec. Oboje musieli kllka co.
DIN czeka6 ma katy legitymacyjne
a nastepnie ma poclag. iona zjad'a
l,tr 6liwek, nastepnie kilka jaj u
gotowanYch nspi}a sic piwa.
Kr6tko pu wyplciu padIa kobleta
bez zmys16w i zanim zdo}ano s2ro-
wadzic lekarza, biedaczka liczaca
dopiero "a lata skona}a. N~ieszcze.
Silva wysz}a zaledwie pred pol
rokiem zamaz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Aer0planem do choreg0.

AerOplanem do choreg0.
Paryz, Francya. - Plerwszy "a.
pewne a W dziejach cywilizacyi
ks'adz pospieszy} z ottatnlem Po-
mazaniem do cho'ego " aeroplauie.
Wypadek taxi wydar1y} sic ostat-
Mo W Marokko. Pulk. Largest do
wodz2cy cddzia}em arEil francus
kie], zostaf zraln.ioy.ny 6miertelnie
W o~statniej chwil' zapragna} ksie~
dza. Ale najblizszy ks;a1z by4 o
1875 mil.
WtedY lotnik Bregard %uprosi4
swe w1adze q pozwolenle udania
tic pc ksiedza j faktycznie ksiedza
przywi6z'.
kaleka z pOW0du Spjlkf.
Zwyc>a] ~noszenia d}uglch spilek
u kapeluszy damskich sta} sig przy-
czyn2 poza}owania godnego niesz.
czsscia, Pewlen %szafner tramwaju
berlihskiego da} znak dzwonkiem
ma stacy, przyczem jedna pan,
stojacych ma tylnym peronie, ska
lec>y1a mu reke spllka, tkwiaca W
kapelus1u. Szafn,rowi leka nle~
bawem opuchta a lekarz stwierdzi}
zstrucic trwi. Postepowa}o ono
tai szybko, IL pc up}yw1e dw6ch
dEi szafnerowi muslano ujaG reke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

Wobec tego ~szafnersy maj2 teraz
bezwzglednie wystepowac prze~
CT yko paniom, kt6re uzYwaja 6pi-
lex bez bezpiecznik6w.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11
LINE 80 MILES LONG

At Quanah the new roads
connects with the Denver. Pe0-
ple living along the fifty miles
now in operation and the nifty
or more miles that Will be penetr-
ated by he extension, can come
here within twelve hours, Grover
night. spend a day here and re-
turn the same night t,uanah is
l67 miles from Fort Worth over
the Denver.
The plans of Mr. Lazarus will
project the Quanah road within
the territory Of the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Re, which carries
this trade to the north. When
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

interest in the Scott hotel build.
ing. Second and Main streets.
II il estimated that the net rev
enues of this property are not
in excess of $3.50 a month.
At Mrs. Townsend's death the
life interest would pass to her H.
year-old son, Winfield Scott
Townsend, the child of her first
marriage.
Mrs. Townsend is the daugh-
ter of Windfeld Scott, by his
first marriage. Her mother
died when she was two weeks Of
age.
Her father married again
about seven years later.
ASKS 81, 500, 600
Mrs. Townsend claims a one
half interest in all the property
which her her father had acquir-
ed up TO the date of his second
marriage and one fourth interest
in his subsequent Accommodations.
Her total claim Will reach 81, 800,
900.
The fight to break the will be
waged on the ground that undue
influence was exercised over Scott
at the time the instrument was
made to such extent that he was
not of testameLtary capacity.
Mrs. Townsend is the wife Of
a Denver merchant, John K.
Townsend. She was MARI ed a
the age Of Is.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

was "A contrary report to the
effect that "A compromise had
been effected. The announce
ment of her attorneys Tuesday
was the first definite one of
her intentions.
The Scott will, dlsposlng OF
property valued at approximately
81. 100000, was admitted to
probate by County Judge Brat
ton Tuesday. Mrs. Elizabeth
Scott, widow Of the late finan-
cier. was present in court and
was represented in the formal
proceedings by her attorneys,
Capps, Cantey, Hanger 4 Stout
and Miller 4 Stephens.
In her contest, which will be
filed as soon as the executors
file an inventory of the estate,
Mrs. Townsend will be repre-
sented by Mclean, Scott a Nc
Lean, and by Thompson, SpoontS
q Barwise.
1t is probable that the contest
will be filed within the next
ten days, but the trial cannot be
held until the county court
Under the terms Of the will
the bulk of the immense fortune
goes to Mrs. Elizabeth Scott,
the widow of the dead capitalist,
and to Winfield Scott, Jr, his
ten-year-old son.
Mrs. Townsend is left life
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

Louis. who was in Fort Worth
Thursday. President Lazarus
said tina, he hoped to have this
work started within the next
sixty days. Survey ors are now
making FIVE different routes cut
of Paducah. the president ter
minus.
This will develop d new
trade territory for Fort Worth
II President Lazarus plans are
carried TO completion. Fort Worth
will be within business distance
with points in Southeastern New
Mexico that now trade with Kan
sas City and other northern
points.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

behalf. This suit follows the
much-complained of belated train
situation. al the instance of the
Railroad Commission. but not
the current situation. The late
ness is alleged Go have occurred
between Sept : and Nov. :, 1910.
The States law department long
ago was requested by the COM
mission 10 proceed against the
Katy for these reported viola
tons of It's thirty-mlnute rule.
but 10 developes the sworn report
ri the violations was mixed up
i'm TRANSMISSION 90 the Attorney
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

Under the terms of the Will
Winfield Scott, Jr, was made
the richest boy in Texas with an
estate valued at 5000, 600,
which he could dispose of by VIII
Mrs, Scott was left seven
buildings including the Metropo-
Titan and the Majestic hotels,
the Elizabeth building and three
others located in the business
section, and also the residue of
the estate. which included hand
some residences and life insur-
ance policies that amount 20 500,
eco.
MADE FORTUNE n CATTLE
The will recites that property
valued at S2l5, 600 already had
been given to Mrs. Townsend.
A fund Of so, 600 was set aside
for attorneys fees in case the
will should be contested.
The great fortune, whose dis
tribution will be fought out in
the courts, had its foundation
laid when Winfield Scott got his
first remuneratlve job as weed
chopper. 1t began to grow when
It's promoter entered the cattle
business. and made his first big
stake. and further impetus was
given by investments in Fort
Worth real estate and oil mill
properties all over Texas.
The will was drawn up Sept
ember. 1909, and was filed for
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11
ANOTHER WILL CONTEST
Daughter of Winfield Scott
Doesn't Seem to be Satisfied
with Amount Left Her.

In the Fort Worth Telegram
OF a few days ago we gather the
following information with re-
gard to the late will of VIM
field Scott, who was very extern
sively known in the western
part of the State:
Mrs. Georgia Scott Townsend,
daughter of the late Winfield
Scott. multimillionaire oil opera
tor. cattle king and capitalist
will engage IN in a legal bat
tie with her step-motter Mrs.
Elizabeth Scott. and A. b.
Robertson, executor of the WILL
for 81, 5000, 600, which she claims
is her portion of the estate IN
lieu of the income of about SLOT
a month which she is given
by the terms of the will. At
tornevs for Mrs. Townsend an
nounced Tuesday that the suit
would be filed within the next
ten days.
For some time there have been
reports that Mrs. Townsend
would contest the will of her
rather. but at one time there
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11
OUANAH LINE TO EXTEND
President Lazarus Announces RI
" Mile Extension Of the Acme
Quanah and Pacific

The following from the Fort
Worth Telegram renews the agi-
tation of an extension OF the
Acme. Quanah and Pacific from
Puducah Southwest.
The Quanah. Acme 4 Paclhc
will be extended more than fifty
miles. southwest, with Fl Paso
the ultimate terminus. according
IN President Sam Lazarus Of II.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11
KATY SUED FOR BEING LATE
State Asks for 100000 in Pen
aItIes for Failures Of Katy Train
10 Run on lime

Austin, Tex, Jan. > Suit to
recover S400, 600 penalties for
late train service was filed here
today in the Fifty-Third District
Court against the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company
Of Texas, by the Attorney Gener-
ais Department in the State 5
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

1910. we're thirty Minutes
L. bctweeni and five hours
late The )ty prescribed IS
no, less thap GOA day for
each lnstan DELAY and >, y,
alleged tA~S4 VAS rafe on
fifty DAYS A.. 3i9 on thirty
DAYS, IN m regate.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

VIM Swain, of Hockey County
forty miles west of Lubbock,
was here Thursday trading and
paid the Avalanche a pleasant
visit and authorized us to keep
sending the paper TO him. He
is improving a new place m
Hockey County this year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11
TEXAS lEACS COTTON VAN
lL,371,000 Bales Ginned in the
United States to January
|, 1912.

The National Ginners' Associa
ton gives the amount Of cotton
g.nned up to January !, as a.
81. 600 bales.
The amount ginned by States
follows. Alabama. l,62O, 600;
Arkansas. 7S5. 900; Florida, 81
coo. Georgia. 2.640, 600; Louis
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

fifty miles The direction q
minus ha, not been deter'
vet
Mr. Lazarus - opun
about the railroad financial
look for the Southwest
The country" said Pres
Lazarus. is IN fine shape
people are prosperous ano
railroads are going TO need
mcnt and facilities % !
this new country. g
Capital in the North 81
is not so antagonistic towsS
as !, used to be. They 9
that Texas legislatures -
want TO discourage then
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

the line Is completed 10 III Paso
the Texas q Pacific w.. have
competition from Fort Worth To-
Fl Paso as it is only little more
than fifty miles farther from here
70 the border city bs fhe Denver
10 Quanah and 90 III Paso than
by the Texas a. Pacific.
FUTURE PLANS
The new line as planned by
the Quanah road will be from
$50 90 375 miles in length This.
however. Is a future plan and
not for imme hate construction.
President Lazarus says that the
extension planned for immediate
construction will not extend over
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

lana. 352, 600; Mississippi, l,05O,
600: North Carolina, $3.50, 600;
Oklahoma. 9l2, 600; South Caro-
lima. l,5O2. 600; Tennessee, 800,
600: Texas. 1885, 600; Virginia.
l13. 600. Total l4,37l, 600.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

DIOndl' ~ NV F"'
death. Oct 26
On Monday evening at Z
O'Clock. Mr.. Lon HolIeymoon OF
Cochran county and Miss Lillian
Denton of this county were
married. Rev. II. p. Wilsford Of
floating. Lon is manager OF the
Mule Shoe" ranch IN Cochran
county and says that several
good SHOWS have fallen on his
range this winter and as a re-
suit the country is IN fine shape
Mr.. Holleymoon is a typical West
Texas cowboy and his frank,
cordial disposition makes INN
friends wherever he goes. Sem
mole Sentinel
Rev. b. + Dixon and family
LETT last week for Plains where
they will make their future
home. Bro. Dixon has a place IN
the State field missionary work
and moves 10 Plains To be-
nearer the center of territory.
Bro. Dixon and family will be
missed from our town probably
more than lly fan ~ THAT
have moved away. He has
been in touch with the Lubbock
people for number Of years and
the family has many friends IN
Lubbock.
j. b. Posey was here Saturday
from the ranch.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

probate a few days after SCOTS
death. Oct. 20,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

The DELAYS in operating pesser.
ger trains ON which this suit Is
were stated in the report request
cd of the road uy the commission.
10 appears that passenger trains
Nos. g and 3lg 0n the katy main
line from Demsor 90 Austin in
the ,iNu.day period zoe fall of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

General and other papers in the
matters where confused with
certain pleadings IN land case.
in the Attorney Generals Depart
ment according toone IF the as
slstants today.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-01-11

country as they
re- Southwest m
: the best chance
ne capitalists are
aud ] look for more
uctlOn and more
,Fement than has
=.
nd steel outlook.
liter and the rail
have trouble IN
siiipfnent necesSa
= Is acc, mpanied
Fort Worth by
inner Of ST. Louis
lent and assistant
l."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-01
ILLINOIS NEEDS DUNE AND
ECONOMY

Governor Deneen and the other can
didates on the office-for-life ticket.
who are campaigning Ia q special
train at tremendous expense. made. a
stand in Rock Island and Moline last
evening. Their mode OF travel gives
them something to talk about except
the extravaganza OF the recent repub-
lican administrations. They devote
the major portion OF their addresses
10 explaining why they are travel
ing In a palatial special train, how
much il costs each of them. and pre-
sent this as proof that Judge Dunno
should be defeated
IL Is a very poor argument
Explaining the sQuandcriue OF a!-s-
ey has become a specially with the
republican candidates
The election OF Judge Dunno should
be the peoples verdict this fall il
they want to put an end TO extrava-
gance.
Illinois has been done" so persist.
emily I; needs Dunno