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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19

l'cya oblega bandYt6w, kt6rzy sig
TAME pred posclgrem echroni'i.
Band1 CT scbroniti sic We wiezy
klasztoru. Przebieg ~oblezenia bag
jest n4>tepujacY:W godzi''
mach po+udniowych po'lcyi DOME.
slcno, re u~rywa sig znany handy"
ia Pawef Koz4owskl. Wysfano od~
dziai pol.cyi otoczono klasztor.
Bsndy ia wszedt do sail rycerskiej.
Tam chciano 90 areszto wac, lccz
bapdyta dohy4 rowolweru da}
kilka s1rza}6w, ranlac kllku policy
aut6w i jednq osobe cyw'lna. Ma"
stepnle zbiegt ma kurytarz. W
klasztorze powsta} straszny pop}och
Roze4z}a sic wiesd, re kllku handy
tow znajdu]e SIG ma Jasnej Gore
re ukryli s,e we wiezy. Policje pc
wltano rzeslstYml s:rza}aml. Przys
wo}ano wojsko. w Ten sta}a sic
rzecz straszna. Jcden z bandyt6w
rzuci4 dwie bomby ma dach kos-
cio{a. W6r6d t}um6w rozesz}a sic
gr ga p.zejmujaca wiadomosc, re
cudowny obraz jest zniszczony. Do
godziny II. " nocy bez przerwy
strzelano. Policyanci. przybrani W
pancerze ochronne, pr2ypuszcza|i
ataki, lecx masieli sic pred ogniem
bandyt6w cotaG, M6wia re og6-
lem z~najduje sig we wiezy ban<
dyt6w. Bandyci zamierzali podo-
bno okrakG klasztor. Strzelanina
trwa@a do godziLY IL W nocy. DO
tel pory ME ma wiadcmosci wy
niku WALK z bandytami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19

Zapchanie i k}opoty zo}ad~
ka ida W pare. One zabija-
ia ludzi cal W cal, podkopujs
zdrowie. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata da wan
romoc. Spr6bujcie a zoba~
czycie wynik. 35c. Herbata
lub pastylki. W apiece
Brown'a, City Drug Store.
Advertisement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19
IA 0FIARUJE WAN MEDYCYNE
IA WASP GAS
Kilka dni wYstarczy, ably udcwodnit, re %jeste6cie uleczalnj

Kilka mlnut waszego czasu przez
przeciag kllku dn, wysterczy, abym
m6g} wan pokazac bez jakichkol~
wick kosztow z waszej strony, re
posiadam medycyne, kt6ra usuwa
kwas mcczowY z organizmu, a
wskutek tego leczy choroby merck,
pecherza reumatyzm. ia ME chce,
abY6cie wierzyll mi ma sfowo, ia
chce poprostu abysc1e mi poawollli
posfac wan pewna h*6G tel medy~
cyny i sbyscie ia osobiscie sprd~
bowali.
ia staram sic przekcnaG oierri2-
cych ma te choroby, re posladam
COS daleko ler.szego ani2eli zwyo
czajne srodki, lekarstwa itp. a jes
dYnym spos.bem udowodnienia
tego jest ~ztozenie tel medycyny ma
w{asny koszt i ~wys}anie jej~ca}-
klein bezp}atnie. ia chetnie uczy4
ME to ola kazdego cierp'acego,
kt6ry zechce zadac sob;e dose tru-
du napisania do mule. Mech kaz~
dy to zrozumie, re ia ME chez wy
s}aG lekarstwa INA probe lub cos
podobnego", ami tez ME po6le pu.:
deika medycyny l ME powiem, re
mozecie uzyc c7es6 jej, a "a rfszte
zap}aciG, lecz ia pose wan pewna
ilo6G tej medycyny ca}kiem bez-
p'a,nie l ME bede n'gdy zada} "a
p}aty "a ten podarunek, ami tez ME
bedziecie po9legali zadnym zobo~
wlazanlom.
ia chce tylko wiedziec, czy cier-
picie ns chorobe, ola kt6rej ia me-
dycyna Jest przeznaczona, ponie
wa& ME jest n ,,do wszystkiego"
dlatego podaie kilka g}6wnych
symptom6w chor6b merck. peche
RIA i reumatYzmu. Jezell zauwazy-
Gle jeden Tub kilxa z tYch sympto-
mos, to potrzebujecie mole lekar-
stwo, a ia z che,i2 posIe wan pew
% ilosd lego, jesli mi podaoie nu~
merry s~ymptom6w. ma kt6re cier-
p'cie, wasz wick, nazwisko i adres.
Moi adres jest: DR.. Il. Franz Lv-
mott, 1892 Dsagan Building, Chi
cage, III. Me potrzebujecie mi mic
oblecywac. Me potrzeb 1jecie mi
"a mic zap{acit. Vice ably ME by}o
zadnego nleporozumien,a, powta-
ram, ze zadam tylko numery wa
szych symptomdw, Tub opisanie
choroby W w}asnych s}owach'>i a.
by6cie uzywsll leAarstwo stosownle
do wskazowek, jake wan posly.
w ten spos6b zdobywam popular.
nose ola mego lekarstwa l chce
mu przyspor1y6 s~iatowa s}awe.
Pc zuzyciu tel m%edycyny s*mi
przyznacie, he ona rozpuszcza u
suwa trucizne kwasu moczo wego.
Ona nastrol nerkl W ten spos6b,
ze beda pracowa}y v hsrmonii z
%pecherzem. Ona tax wzmocn, Pc
cherz,.ze "a czeste parole moczu i
inne doleglivo6cl pscherza same
przez SLY zn,kn9. Ona powstrzyma
natychmiast cierpienia reumatycz-
ne. Ona rozpusci natychmiast kry-
szta}yskwasu moczowego, vice
aui ikrzyz, n musxu3y ME bed@
wan %dolega}y, a powykrzyw'ane
stawy szybko sic wyprostuia. Ona
praywr6ci si}e krwi j nerwcm, a
wkr6tce bedziecie lep'cj jrdl'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19

I6zefa Dubieli z tvjze sameii wsi
By}yczks, kt6rY fam1lie Zaborow-
skich czesto prze6ladowa{ Izyf-
Podpad1o mlanowic,e, re podczas
kiedy zaraz " nocy Gaia wioska by
Ia p%oruszona cd tel zbrodni i wszy-
sly juz nocy o tenn zab6jstwie
wi, dziell, jedyna familia Dubiel6w.
gdy zandarm o 10 tel przed pofud-
mem do n,ch ~przyszcd}, n'b7 o tenn
1eszcze mic ME w,edzia}a. WszYscY
tez mieszkahoy posz]l oglada6 nie~
szczesl,wego za6itcgo, tylko z fa~
milf Dublel6w mkt nie poszed}.
Krvminalny komisarz aresztc wal
tez Jana Dubiele i " kajdanach o.
kutego zaprowadz,} do zabitego.
Jan Dubiela zupe}nie by} o~bojetny.
Poniewaz ME by}o dcsvc dowod6w
jego why, wnet 60 znowu uwol~
Mono. Natoniast wieczorem are-
sztow*no lego OLGA, J6zefa Dubie"
le, kt6ry sig tez do xbrodnl zaraz
przyzna}, Widzjano go idacego z
zabitym razem re Sliwic do domu.
K}6clli s'e przez ca}a droge, az
przysz}o do zbr ,dnl. Starry J6zef
Dub,ela t}umaczy SIC re by} mocno
p,jany, i re ME vie, co zrob;}. Me-
prawda to: byl zupelnle trzezwy, a
zablf tego miodzienca 2 zemsty i z
zapalczywosci zw}aszcza, 10 zabity
zada} zwrotu pien,edzy familii Du
bell pozyczonycb- Po,uszen'e "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19

oaiej okol'oy, v'paaeetkie. We wtorek.
sjecba} prokurator na mlejsce;
zbrodni., ...s
Is letnli obtop.k:
Walter'W ! Gru'dzliadza, bawja!oY
tn U przvjaoiela, rozdraznioay sce-
nami k'nematografdw wystrzeli}.
diva razy z rewolweru do sieb;e i
ciezto sig zrani}.
PUCK. Mad majatkiem. mistrzs
stolarskiego Koneffke, kt5ry tn
poslada diva domy, %stolarnie z si}q
elektryczna i interes mebli, otwo-
rzoro postepowanie konkursove.
Zarzadzca masy jest kupiec Blot.
KARTUZY. Prey mk6ceniu zbo.
ia u wdowy Chrznnowej W Krze~:
szewie zostala 16 letnia s1u7aca
AI-~ka II D-.,-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19

.rusaI II nda.pj;;so sic " #chwili, gdy ma.
ME me swracailo 8 uwagi, 2 naczyniaI
stoojiasego na 5awoe, nafty- " skuv
ok tego nassapIao :satruoie i dz,,ee:c.;-
FKo e. licsqoe l1,strsy c~,ercle roku.
zycia, umarto;
ZAWoDAlE. ~ tydzlli sig
sw OIL go poIskiego na,wlska nleza-
me&na Helena Marva Responder z
1awodzla i malarz Jan Ga.ieniec z
Dsbr6wkj. Pier wsza zamieui}a "a
poswoleniem REGENCY; nazwlsko
Responder ma ,,Grauel'', dr"gi :
Gasiehoa przemienif sic ma ,,Gold-
a.
maQnast. :.
OPOLE. w Katowlcach areszto-
wano blurowego adwokata Wilczka
z Opola Augusta Badure. Areszto-
wany SUPERINTENDENT pieni2dze
dopusci} sic sfa}szo wanna dokumen~
tow.
KR0LEWSKA HUTA. Robo-
tnlk mle]ski Franciezek Beir, ga
szac lampy, chwyconY zosta& przez
prad ,elektryczny. Bledak utracl&
natychmiast move. sponadto od~
ni6s} wewnetrzne obrazenia.
kATO VICE. Nletylko go1abkl
- lecz navel bazanty wlatuja
niekt6rym lulziom do gabki. Do"
wodem tego jest nastepujacy wy
padek: Idz,e sobie ulica pocztowa
W ublee{y czwartek wieczorem pc.
" len przechodzeh, gdy naraz zatrze-
potato sic cos tut PREY jego twarzY.
Naraz ptak spad} pred MIN ma
ziemle, tax ze z ~}atwo6cla 60 m6g}
pochwYci6. Jakiez bY}o lego zdzi-
w,enie gdY sig przekona}, re W re-
kach trzyma pieknego - bazante.
Biedny ptak zab}aka} sig widccz"ie
z p%obllskich las6w do miasta i ME
rrzywyk}y do elektrycznego sw'a~
tia ME w1edzla}, gdzie sic podziac
i co z soba poczq6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19
.wIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
Z PRUS POLSKICH.

SLIWICE, Straszne morderstwo
zosta}o tutaj pope}n,one " niedzie"
le " By}ycsku, pol mill od'egfem
cd Sliwlc. Ot6z rodz,ce znalezll W
n,edziele W nocy svojego 22letnle-
20 syna Fellksa Zaborowskiego W
leslie zabitego. Gdy W niedziele
wieczorem syn ~jesscze ME by} W
domu. poszed} %ojciec 60 szukac W
S;iwlcach Wraca]ac do domu, Una
laz} syna oko{o p6}noc5 n,ezyweg",
le4aoego ma drodze tuz PREY Byfy-
czku. Strasznemi ranaml nozem ga"
danemi Gale c,ato by&o okryte,
glowna zy}a byla przecieta, tax IL
krew 60 ubiegta' Smutek rodzic6w
jest okropny, ~zw}asz,za, re by{ to
chlopak bardzo porzadny, nlgd7
SIG ME upi]a} i awsze zarobek ca
loletnl odda wal swoim rodzicom.
w poniedzlalek W ohiad juz przy-
jecha} kom,sarz kryminalny 2 psem
polioyjny,a. Ponlewaz Gala noe
pada4o i slad bYl zatarty, pies ME
m6g} swojej sztuki pokazaG. Po~
dejrzenie pablo zaraz ma fami(ie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19
Z GALICYl

w TARNO lie zmar} ks. Boz
gustav Kr6liko~ ski re Zyromadzec
MIA 90. Fllipin6w W IL roku zycia
a 46 kaplanstwa. Zmar}y, ostatn,
z Fjlipin6w Wielkopolskich, re-
dem b>}z Pcznahsklego i tam TAX
re otrzyma} ~6viscenia kaplanskie.
GdY W czasie Walk kul turnej Rad
klasztor 90. Fllipin6w W Gtog6w-
ku pod G%ostynem skasowa}, uda4a
sig ma}a garstka Filipln6w do Ga
licy', ably tam W oddanym i'm kla-
sztorze rarnowskim zywota bogo.
bojnego dokonaG.
WE LWOWIE zdarzy} SO
w~strzssa)acy tragizmem wypadek.
Szesnastoletni gym jednego z u
rzednik6w 'wojskowyoh kszta}c,}
sig W g,mnazyum W Wiednir.
Wskutek jakiegos matego are%z~
tn IMPROVEMENTS szkolnego, wy
lechaF z tamtad. przyjechawszy
do dumu rodzlcielskiego, Oswald
czy{ matce, Re must sobie zycle o.
debrad. Ma perswazye nieszczesli-
wei przerazonejj~ taken oswiadoze"
MEM kobiety, :mtal odpo ~iedz1ec "
.nsjwiekszej pasyl: ..Prosze many
" to SIG ME wtrqcac DO mstks
i OLGA j siebie zss:rzels." Fan m
moatka o,h}one|a 2 os}upleuia "a
~strzelli sig v. jej .oczach ojco@-
skiego rewolweru.
-.-s-
.-..s - x.@.F.E IL -.
z POD MOSKALA.
z CzFsTocHowY donosza:
L4dnos6 miasta Czest,chowy jest
v ~stras my - niep,koju. Cd k'lku
nastu godzin q Jasnol Gore poi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19
TIE SYMPHONY A

T. Dol krzyZa
"a czeste parcie moczu. aE
). Zapa!:=nie lub zatrzymanie moczu. .aa4s
!. Bolesci Tub choroba pecherza. hi
;. Choroba g~ruczo}u wystaiaceso. H
Wiatry hub bolesci " zol9dku.
:. Ogolne os}abienie lub zavroty.
Bolesci pod pre.~emi zebrami.
;. 0puchniecie jakiejkolwiek czesci cia1a.
!. Zatwardzenie Tub choroba wanoby.
!. Bicie serca Tub choroba sercowa.
!. Bo!esci W stawie b;odrowym.
!. Bo!esci W karku Tub " g1owie.
}. Bole$ci lub choroba merck.
!. Belesc; hub opuchniecie staw6w.
). Bo,esci hub opuchniecie miesni.
+. Bolesci choroba nerwowa.
Z. Ciezki hub chroniczny reumatyzn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19
POZNANSKIEGO.

~AV
STRZAKKOWO. Robotnik III
cha'ski W Stupii zna]az} W domu
butelke z p}yuem, : mY6lac, re to
vodka, napl} sic niej. Wkr6tce
M. pocza& aie vic z bolescl i zmarf
po kilku godxinach Butelka zawlee
ra}a kwas karbolowy.
KROTOSZYN. Prey w6deczce l
weso'ej pogawedce 4a}ozy} sie tutaj
pewlen handlarz byd}a ze swym
kolega, re "a $50 marek kaze sobie
zgolic potowe wasa i Re prze1 diva
6ygodnie cbodzlc bedzle 2 to jedna
po1owa po swiecie. Zawo}ano 60
larza. pienladze wzia& bezpartyjny,
a skutek by} ten, lie 6w handlarx "a
po}owe wasa zga"naf do kieszeni
$50 marek.
IEC. Ksiazko ~ego
Derre, kt6ry 20 sprzeniewjerzeniu
pieniedzy pewnego tutejszego bro
waru, sic ulotnl}, ujeto ia okrecie
zaraz pc przybyciu do Alneryk,.
Obecnie znajduje sic D. juz W Wig
zienlu " Gnlezuie. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-19

WIELEN. C6rka w}a6cjcielki
hotelu Adrahamowej po}knefa spill
ke, kt6ra trzyma}a W ustach prey
tenn rozmawla{a. Lekarze miejsco~
wi ME mogli jej udzieliG zadnej
pomocy, wobeo togo uda}a sig d.
:Poznauia, gdzle tez szczesl,w,e u
wolniono ja cd tel nlebezpiecznei
,,potrawy" Szcze6cle mla}a y tenn
n,eszcze6ciu, DO po}kne}a spike cd
atrone g}dwk'.
SKWIERZYNA. Gdy robotn,k
Wilhelm Mess " income nspilym
stanie p6zno wieczorem wraca} do
domu, spadf r. sch ,d6w l zlamaf
soble kregl, TAX re 6mierd na,tapl~
la ma miejscu.
NORWEGIAN. Wachmistrza
tntejszego pu}ku artyleryi p6lnej
Zillmera zabif kon kopnieciem W
okolice zo}adks. 2. ozosta wit mat
ke, kt6rej by} jedyna podpors.
re SLASkA.
RYBNIK. Przyaresztowano tn
g str6z6w nocnYch z ,,Oberechl.
Wsch-u. Schliessges." kt6rych
zdybano ma goracym uc1ynku kra-
dziety trunk6w " dostylacyi Mile
.wk'. kadni etr62e cudzei vlasno6cl.
GROSZOWICE. Dz;ecko tutej
s'ego mieszkanca p. J6zefa VALE
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-24
Daddy sBedtirne
O. The Halloween FooEns
OLOIV Of Nj. Jay and
Mr.. Chipmunk

- AID daddy to Jack and Evelyn, Nov, If you vii. sit very gun i win
- tell you a story about the squirrel famHys Halloween.
~ "Mr. and Mrs Squirrel meant to have q party for their Young
ones. They had gathered cheNnuts and hickory nuts and walnut and
Deechnuts and hazelnuts the largest and sweetest Of their kind. They stored
them in a hollow tree.
Now, Mr.. Jay, who lives In the woods and is always pee4ng and spying
aroun TO IND out all that goes on noticed MT. and Mrs. Squirrel runningtup
m down e the hole In the tree, and SO he looked in there.
he hid when he heard Mr. and Mrs. Squirrel come running up the tree,
ana ne listened as he heard them say:
How the pile of nuts is growing! We shall be able to ASK ali the auuir
rs OF the neghborhood to our party
u Wasting all those nuts on a squirrel froncT grumbled Mr.. jay.
% laughed. Halloween? I'll play a Halloween trick on EN-
80 ne went of and told a chum of his Mr.. Chipmunk, about the nuts and
the JOKE. The two laughed and chartered over the fun they were going to
have
MI Jay helped himself to the nuts whenever he felt like It but the night
before Halloween MI. Ghipmunk went to work and carried Off every "a Il a
noteh q had IL. the fence corner. Mr. Jay and Mr. Chipmunk meant to have
a Halloween feast for themselves.
MI. n Mrs Squirrel lever found out that their ut were gon until
just before the young squirrels were expected to the party.
"Whatever shall we dop the two squirrels cried in despair. They went
at once to Judge Owl and told him their troubles. The Judge said:
I know where the nuts have gone He had been Weakened from his nap
tn next tree by the chatterng OF the jay and the chpmunk when they
were carrying on the nuts He ordered Policeman Coon to go after the
thieves, and the policeman burst into the fence corner just as they were laugh
ing over the first bite of nuts
MI. Jay got away, but Mr. chipmunk was taken to court where Judge
w ordered MIN to bring back twice al many nuts as he had taken. Mr..
ohpnunk groaned. for he had a rich store In his cellar which he had put
uere Ior winter. Judge Owl would not let him of, so the chipmunk had to
spend the evening fetching back the stolen nuts and hearing all the jokes that
were made about his and Mr. Jays unfortunate Halloween Joke And the
squirrels had a fine party"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-24
WITH ATARRH
A FILTHY DISEASE
A SAFE oLD-FAsHIoNED REM.
EDY QUICKLY RELIEVES ALL
DISTRESSING SYMPTOMS.

If you are subject to frequent colds,
or if you have any of the distressing
symptoms of catarrh, such as Ltuffed
up feeling in the head, profuse dis
charge from the nose, sores in the
nose, phlegrn in the throat causing
hawking and splitting, dull pain in the
head or ringing in the ears, just anoint
the n~ostrils or rub the throat or chest
with a little Ely's Cream Balm, and
see how quickly you will get relief.
In a few minutes you will feel your
head clearing, and after using the Balm
for a day or so the nasty discharge
will be checked, the pain. soreness and
fever gone, and you will no longer be
offensive to yourself and your friends
by constantly hawking, splitting and
blowing.
Shake off the grip of catarrh before
it impairs YOU ems Of taste, smell
and hearing and poisons your whole
system. In d short time you can De
completely cured of this distressing
disease by using Ely's Cream Balm.
This healing, antiseptic Balm does not
fool you by short, deceptive relief, but
completely overcomes the disease. 1T
clears the nose. head and throat OF all
the rank poison, soothes, heals and
strengthens the raw, sore membranes,
making you proof against colds and
catarrh.
One application will convince you,
and a so cent bottle will generally cure
the worst case of catarrh. 1t is guar
anteed. Get 1t from your druggist to-
day. Agents, Fout & Porterfeld.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-24

nents OF mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
effort that was made on his life. Tho
rash act Of d detnented man should
have no part in deciding the great and
important questions that the American
people are now called on 10 settle by
their votes In November.
Some enthusiastic supporters of Mr..
Roosevelt have boasted that the as
sault upon him would be worth many
votes, They have seized upon this la
naentabie and unfortunate incident to
promote the candidacy OF Mr.. Roose-
yelt-feeling that sympathetic people,
in many instances, would forget the
principles involved in the presence of
a great personal calamity.
No reader Of the public press will
claim the attacks by Taft men on
Roosevelt have been more bitter than
those made on Taft by his opponents.
There is nobody to blame for the as
sault upon Mr.. RooseYelt-but the as
sailant himself. AS usual in such
cases, the assailant's hand was i'm
PEELED by imaginary grievances that
came from a distorted and diseased
mind. To say that an assault by such
a person should influence the settle
ment Of vital public issues-is to
charge the American people with a
weakness they do not possess. 1t
would - folly for the people to allow
this unfortunate affair to have the re-
hottest bearing on the solution of
those problems that affect so deeply
the public welfare.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-24
Press Comment

Bismarck Tribune: Voters of North
Dakota can best conserve their states
great interests by casting their ballots
for Hon. w. G. Gilbreath for commits
sioner of agriculture and labor. Re-
CARELESS of the splendid service he has
rendered North Dakota in inducing Inn
migration to this state he is universal
ly recognized as one of the very best
state publicity men in the entire eoun-
try.
Under the administration of Mr..
Gilbreath the commissioners Office has
become instinct with life and intelli-
gent action for the development of the
state and exploitation of it's resources.
This work could not be more effectively
handled and the result has been large
accessions to the states farm and bus
mess population.
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Avoid ssdatixs Couch Medicines.

II You want TO contribute directly
to the occurrence of capillary bron-
chitis and pneumonia use cough medi-
cines that contain iodine, morphine, her
DIN and other sedatives when you have
a cough or cold. An expectorant like
Chamberlatn's Cough Remedy is what
is needed. That cleans out the culture
beds or breeding places for germ dis
eases. That is why pneumonia never
results from a cold when Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is used. 1t has
a world wide reputation for it's cures.
1t containG no morphine or other Sc
datiye, For sale bY all dealers.-Advt.
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AFTER THE BALKAN WAR.

Assuming that the combined Balkan
powers will lick the Turks, The Toledo
Blade arises to inquire what will be-
come Of Turkey after it's defeat. In a
recent editorial it had the following:
In the event Of the final success of
the Balkan allies in their war against
Turkey-an event not at all certain
there will be another struggle. This
will be over the division Of lands
wrested from the enemy. 1t will be a
tough problem not only because the
four countries which are to do the
fighting may have difficulty in agree
ing, but also because the powerful ma
tions of Europe will demand shares OF
the spoils, Indeed, their demands
may include all Of Turkey that is
worth the having.
Montenegro would like to have Novi-
bazar, a strip dividing her from Ser
via. Upon it's western border this
strip touches Austria and Austria
would like TO have it If only to prevent
the final merger Of Servia and Monte
negro into one kingdom. Greece and
Bulgaria would divide Macedonia be-
tween them if left alone, Bulgaria to
AXE Constantinople and Greece, Sa-
loniki. But Russia is very likely to
announce in effect that such a division
can be arranged only over her dead
body. The great prize is that part of
Turkey which takes in ConstantinopIe
and which commands the exit of the
Black cas- and forms a sort Of head
of navigation for the Mediterranean.
The interests Of England and Germany
and France would here conflict with
the interests Of Russia. Out of the
wrangles of the vultures, the Balkan
states might profit, seeing that where
none of the powers can agree or which
shall take the best Of the Turks goods,
they might agree to let some nation
which they can coerce and bully hold
them-at least temporarily.
After the news of the war will come
the news Of the peace-and one may
be as startling and eruptive as the
other.
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FARGO WOMEN
SAVE MUCH MONEY

Instead of so much meat a great
many Fargo housekeepers are now
serving minnesota" Macaroni twice a
week. They say the men folks are
not only glad to see them save the
meat money, but like the delicious
nut-like flavor of Minnesota" Maca-,
roni much better than meat.
To those who do not know what q
big difference there is in macaroni as
sold at the stores, the rich, delicious.
flavor of minnesota Macaroni viii
be a revelation. 1t is four times as
nutritious Is ~beef-steak, is much easier
to digest and costs only about one
cent a dish.
Try the handy Minnesota Cut
Macaroni, which is cut into uniform
pieces-it cooks more evenly and Is
quicker to prepare.-Advt.
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RoosEvELT SYMPATHY.

IL Ii surprising that some Of Mr..
Roesevelts followers should attempt
10 make capital cut ee tbs murderous
Aseault made upon him by a inaniac.
An we'll haianaed and rsght-thinking
nAagie-whetieF supporters or oppo-
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msritoI Rheumatism Powders.

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matism give this wonderful remedy a
trial.
Central Drug store, Sc Broadway,
Fargo. exclusive Local Agents.-Advt.
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VOLUME XXX, NO. a2s.

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Hope Pioneer: DIR. Creegan, accom-
panied by Mayor Sweet of Fargo, were
In the city last Friday and spoke on
political issues at the ~operahouse that
evening to an audience of between sew
enty-fiVe and 100. DIR. Creegan, al
though a brilliant man and an orator of
unquestioned merit, did not make as
great an impression on the people as
we had anticipated he would. This
was due to the fact that he confined
most of his talk to refuting the reports
(Which had hardly been heard in Hope)
that Colonel Roosevelt was a great
of Intoxicating liquor, and
the social question. In regard to the
last topic we heard a prominent bust
ness man ask, why has Roosevelt
taken such a surprising interest in,
this social question and how can we
tell that he win accomplish anything
in this work? While he was governor
of New York and president of the
United States for seven a these
same conditions existed and were even
worse but he did nothing to better
them. Why this sudden ~interest?'
Mayor Sweet in his talk did not touch
on the dividend question:" Few of us
care. however, whether or not the gov
ernor is a brilliant man, but he must be