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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
Memorial Day Observance.

Everything seems to indicate that the
observance Of Memorial Day in this viii
lage will be along the same general lines
that have been followed in the past few
years. In the forenoon the graves will
be decorated. The line of march for
this purpose will be formed in front of
New Hall at ten o'clock and will consist
of Lumley Castle band, members of Co.
Of the G. A. r., Ladies OF the G. A. r. and
the school children. They will 90 to
Riverside Cemetery and after the graves
have been decorated there will be q
pray er, the reading of Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address by Percival Hathaway and
a selection by the Schubert quartette.
The line of march will then be re.
sumed and they will proceed to the SOL
diers' monument in Moore Park, which
will be decorated. Thence the process
sion will return to Market Square
aud refreshments served to the children.
Dinner will be served in G. A. X. Hall
TO the Post, the Ladies of the G. A. r.
and families, to the members of the band
and the ministers Of the village aud their
families.
III tue ditcIuUOu tuo oAoiOieoo WIN oe
held in New Hall at two o'clock and will
consist of music by the band and by the
Schubert quartette, readings by Misses
Nettie Newell and Airline Croker, a
reading by David Knapp and the Memo
rial Day address by Rev. G. G. Miller OF
the UniyeIsalist church.
On Sunday afternoon the annual me-
mortal sermon before VIM. X. Kimbal
Post. G. A. R., and the Circle of Ladies
Of the 6. A. r., was given at Deerine
Memorial Church by Rev. Charles
Spear, the pastor. Mr.. Spears text va,
from Deut. ISL, "The Lord thy God
will set thee on high above all nations Of
the earth" Mr.. Spears sermon was an
excellent setting forth of some Of the
moral enemies of the land against whom
we should maintain or defeuces, anG
the special means--the school, thu
church, the Sabbath and our sense Of
national honor--by which We should
maintain them.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller assisted In
the opening services, and there wal
special music by the Cecilia choir.
The Post and Circle marched from
Grand Army Hall to the church In q
body, but "a the service closed In thu
midst of pouring shower, and mono Of
the large audience were prepared for thu
conditions, the return was not made II
order, and II was nearly an hour befor,
all the congregation had struggled home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed executor Of the last
Will and testament of
PHEBE PHILLIPS, late Of Mexico,
deceased. and given bonds - the Law directs.
All persons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are desired 70 present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto arc re-
questcd % mako payment Immediately.
MAY 18th, 1913. PHILETUS W. TORREY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27

The Dennis Pike Real Estate Agency
has negotiated the sale of the following
real estate In Norway and South Paris:
The Chss. Moulton stand and lot, High
Street, South Paris, to Banlstsr Chap.
man; the Dora MoLucas residence on
Marston Street, Norway, to Anniel NJ.
York; The H. w. Oxnard parcel Of and
on Pleasant Street, Norway, to Walter
L. Hutchins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed administrator of the
estate of
RALPH L. HODGDON, late Of Sumner.
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement. and
all Indebted thereto are requested 10 make
payment Immediately.
May 10th, 1918. A. L. ROBINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
Piano Bargains.

Uprights In good condition - low az
S75 90. Squares ~ low AZ CAS- 90.
Organs In good repair ~ low as 1900.
Send for bargain list.
LORD & CO., Inc.
Masonic Bid, Portland, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27

EMBROIDERED MARQUISETTE
Dresses, 81 9S. Waist beautifully trim
med with wide felt lace extending over
shoulders, sleeves of embroidered Mar.
quisette and lace, has yoke Of Veuise
lace; skirt OF embroidered Marquisette.
DRESSES, 50 90, of checked lawn, low
neck, short sleeves, front OF waist trim.
med with hamburg and crochet buttons;
skirt with hamburg insertion and tucks.
BEDFORD CORD DRESSES, 81. so.
very stylish this season, waist has wide
revers cut on bias, has Dutch collar OF
Swiss embroidery, short sleeves with
turned back cuffs.
BATISTE DRESSES, s59s The
waist has pretty design of French EN-
broidery, with lace insertion in fancy
shape; skirt with several rows lac. inser-
ton and clusters of tucks, up and down
front of dress In loops and crochet but
tons.
SILK BATISTE DRESSES, 50 so.
Fine quality, entire front of waist trim
med with fine Swiss embroidery and
Venise laces in fancy design, several
rows lace insertion and clusters OF tucks
in sleeves; skirt beautifully trimmed
with vense laces and embroidery. Many
other styles from $3.9S to $3.50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

For period of four years from May 18th
A D., 1918, It shall be unlawful for any person
to sh for, take, catch or kill any kind of fish a
any time In any Of the tributaries to Bryan
Pond, In the towns of Woodstock and Green
wood, In the County of Oxford.
During the same period It shall be unlawful
for any person to have In possession any kim
Of fish taken In any Of the tributaries to salt
pond.
Dated this 9th day Of May, A. D. 1918.
Us. p. Fl. WILSON, Chairman.
WALTER /. NEAL,
BLAINES. VILES,
Commiss oners of Inland Fisheries and Game
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

No. asl. ONE OF NoRwAY's BEST upland
farms. why? Because there are 300 acres strong
soil, so acres tillaee, IS timber land. bal, pas.
ture 100000 feet pine and hemlock ready 70 cut.
large area growing pine from to IL inches In
diameter, lC0 corr poplar, spruce and oak, hun.
dreds of cords mixed hardwoods; cuts 30 tons Of
hay. orchard Of 400 baldwin apple trees; one
barn and Inter 40x5O. another 30xl0 with tie up;
silo, barns equipped with hay forks; dwelling
two stories 10 rooms, split stone cellar and bulk
head, never falling water to buildings. Present
owner keeps % head of cattle. hogs, etc. Situated
at Norway Centre, overlooking lake and noun.
tains, only five miles TO the village, one mile TO
church and school, all rural conveniences. This
Is rare opportunity TO secure hne upland
farm. Price 5000.
No. ss5. JUST CONSIDER THE Low PRICE
for this IS acre farm, located on main highwIy.
only 1--we miles from Norway Village, Is acres
tillage, bal, wood and pasture, two beautiful
shore lots on lake. 90 young bearing apple trees
to baldwins. small fruit. Comfortable dwelling
and stable "a "a IT,, pure water. just the place
to raise vegetables and fruit for the village
market. Quick sale 1000. See this before buy.
ing
No. 2s2. WHY NOT OWN THIS HOME?
Located on beautiful street In South Paris,
large lot of land that is 5xl+ rods with IL young
thrifty apple trees on same and In bearing; six
room cottage house connecting with stable 2OxD
feet; cellar under entire buildings with all con.
yeniences to keep 300 hens. Buy at once and
save that rent bill Only 81 500.
Sapd for Catalopue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
STATE OF MAINE.
Public Notice.

In conformity with the provisions Of Sections
SO to 80, of Chapter 81. of the Revised Statutes Of
Maine, and upon the petition Of five or more cit.
liens Of the State, and deeming It for the best
Fisheries and Game, after due notice to all per.
sons Interested In the subject matter Of said
petition, and public hearing thereon 10 the local
ity to be affected, and deeming It necessary and
proper for the protection and preservation of
the Inland fab Of the State, hereby adopt the
following needful Rules and Regulations relat.
ing to the times and places In which and the cir.
cumstances under which inland fab may be
taken In the waters Of the tributaries to Bryant
Pond, In the towns Of Woodstock and Green.
wood, In the County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she has
been duly appointed 'miristratrix OF the es-
tate OF
WILLIAM &. CROCKETT. late of sumner,
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired 10 present the same for settlement,
and al In .cOtel thereto are requested to make
p;~ per' 'mne li.te!y
Ma l3!h, 1913. MARY +. CANNON.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27

Tomato plants now on sale a. usual.
John Bennett, High Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
The Dennis Pike Zeal Estate Agency,
Tel. 1873 NORWAY, NE.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that she
has been duly appointed Administrative OF the
estate Of
AUGUSTA S. CROCKETT, late of Sumner.
10 tie County Of oxford. deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
desired 10 present the same for settlement, AMI
all indebted thereto are requested TO make pay
ment Immediately.
May 18th, 1913. NARY +. GAMaoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
White Dresses

garments present only the immediate satisfaction of
very prices but the lasting satisfaction that comes with good SER
They good MATERIAL modelled very charming Styles with
trimming of fine lace and embroideries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27

duu NuC oNAt oOhbSAc
her to a considerable extent.
Chester r. Easson and Lloyd Davis re-
presented Paris High School in the Ly-
ford Speaking Contest at Colby College,
w aterville, Friday of last week. There
were 40 contestants for the four price,
representing the leading high schools
and academies Of Maine and New Hamp-
shire. This was the first year Paris has
been represented and much credit Is due
the boys for the showing they made.
Mrs. Isabel S, Brooks Of North Lowell,
formerly resident of this village, died
at Lowell Center, Monday, May 10, after
long and severe illness Of cancer Of the
stomach. She is survived by two sons
and one daughter, one Of the sons,
Donald, being a member of the senior
class of Paris High School. He has been
with his mother during her last Illness
and has now returned TO his school work
and will finish his course here.
Two boys from Norway about eight OF
nine years of age aroused the suspicious
of the South Paris merchants on Wed.
nesday and Thursday by the amount Of
money they had 10 their possession and
the way iu which they we're spending It.
On Friday they were taken into custody
by A. p. Bassett and taken before tria
Justice, C. +. Whitman. Mr.. Whitman
preferred not to hold the hearing and re-
commended that the matter be allowed
20 rest until the return Of Judge Jones
II appears that they secured the money
a, chscks that were cashed in q South
Paris store, but how they got possession
of the checks is still q mystery. The
boys were very wise In the matter dc
spits their years and 1t is understood
that one Of them has been before judge
Jones previous to this for stealing. IL II
evidently case where It will DO hard 't
lSsll Just what Is best to do with the boy
but for their own good they cannot b
allowed to keep up this sort OF actions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27

21.2l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

Ze Stan6w Minnesota
Montana Dakota dosz1y do.
niesienia, 70 podczas ostat-
nie] 6niezycy zmarz}o &c
os6b.
z Lacrosse Wis. dono'
s5a, ze Wie]. Is. Blaschke
kt6ry nieraz pomaga} nasze'
mu Wiel. Ks, Prob. Byzew'
skiemu PREY piracy W winni'
cy Pe6skiej, zostai przenie~
stony ma probostwo czeskie
W okolicy Novel Progi.
w niedziele pochowany tn
zostal Tomasz B}aszkowski,
pochodzacy z parafii par
%chowskiej, liczy} lat Is.
w St. Paul w dniu q sly.
cznia, gdy pociag kolei ulicz'
nej zjedza} z CORY St. Antho.
ny Hill i w6z W pellym pc
die sic %przewr6ci}, II os6b
odni6s}o ciezkie uszkodzen1a,
niekt6re uawet smiertelne.
Sioux Falls W Dakocie,
przeznaczone ~zostaio p;zez
OLGA sw. ma stolice Poludnio'
wei Dakoty.
: W Great Forks, " Dakocie,
uzywa policya "a szpiega ma
salonist6w jakiegos szpicla z
Minneapolis, W Dakocle bo'
wien ME MONA by}o znalezt
rz}owieka do takiej brudnej
roboty.
Wiele okret6w tel zimy ma
p6ln6cnym Oceanic Allan
tyckim roztrzaskanYch costa
o przez CORY lodowe.
Zawiazalo Gle tn jake; dzi-
vaccine Towarzystwo W stree
miezliwosci, zlozone z sa-
mych znanych piwo z6w,
Kto sobie zanadto czupryne
zapruszy, .tego kam1aci do do.
mu ~odprowadzaja i mad MIN
c~zuwaja. Moze sic tez spo'
dit wac Is zapomogi- cd
zony po grzbiecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

Ichetniejszy z szlachetnych
.rektqrze j fundatorze, po ty-
siackrcc cze6c ci nasza Alma
Mater, kt6ra y iona swego
wyda1as to zast4py ludzl
6wiauych j gorliwych, kt6rzy
dis pracuja ola dobra ludu
ma cs|ej przestfzeni tego
wolnego kraju Waszyngtona,
lecz ME miej cze5G obecnemu
rektorowi Ks; w. Buchacz.
kowskielnu, kt6re Gale zycie
~poswiecif kszta}ceniu milo.
dziezy i jak ten Phoenix z
gruz6w starego Seminaryum
powo1al do zycia wieksza i
piekniejsza szko]e, kt6ra "
czwornas6b liczy dis studen-
tow, kt6rzy W Iprzyszlo6ci
r6wniez ola narodu, Ojczyz"
ny i Wary %pracowac beda.
Ola tego tez laden 6obrze
my6lacy PolaK kamieniem
potepienia "a sprzedaz sta~
rego zak}adu, by nowy ulep-
szyc, W ks. Rektora ME rzuci
Lecz owszem, cieszy sic, ze
obecny rektor opr6cz in
nych zalet wchodzacych W
zakres jego kapFa6stwa i re.
ktos6twa, jest jeszcze PREY.
tenn j dokrym gospodarzem
j finansista.
KS. S.. A. Iciek.
Abituryent Seminaryum
Polskiego.
Uprasza sic 1askawie inne
pisma O powt6rzenie powyz
sze] korespondencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

Siedzenie W domu przez
Gala dluga zima robi krew
siaha, nastr6j 1atwiej chwyta
zaziebienie i choroby. Holt
sierra Rocky Mountain her.
hata jest 1ajlepszem limo
wen lekarstwem, niszczY "a.
ziebienie i choroby, utrzyma
wan zdrowie przez Gala zine,
Is cent6w, herbata lub table
ty. W apiece Browne,
Parma na sprZedaz.
80 ARROW dobrego glinia'
stego gruntu, IS ARROW u
prawnych. Nowy Q Z stan.
cyach dom mieszkalny i stat.
MA 34x50, dobra studnia j
woda. q mill cd miasta i
polskiego koSciola. Tanio ie.
;eli sprzedane bedzie zaraz,
Pis1cie po angielsku.
Mrs. Eda Walenhul,
Fairchild, Wis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

HOLSTER Rocky Noun
tain he1bata czy5ci krew,
wzmacnia nerwy, reguluje je.
lita, pomaga nerkom, leczy
chorobe zoladka, 'odludowu-
je nerwy naprawia skutki
choroby z przejedzenia. Her
hata lub tableciki, IS cent6w
W apiece Brown'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
Ora kfnga New Disco.

ksgodzi b.l, gard3a i p@uca
xs%trsymuje c'.,'nlc,ny kss,.l J
soklusv, leczy I '.n'e " gardle.
"a lagoduy i, q . Ne hirr1cie III
ego. raj spr6buA any za~ sze az
ANY Kupuicie go " a1.teoe VI. :.
i,walewskiego. (ADv)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

]. Schlingerman
Czarne i koloroWe fabrykacye.

CZdEIlc l kOlOfOWG InDfykHCyC.
Wielkie nagromadzenie resztek towar6w nd suk~
ME, odpowiednich ma %kostyumy suknie, osobne
%spodnice, bluzki dz;eciece suknie, i t. p. Znajdziecie
tn kazda fabrykacye, styl kolor W nadzwyczaj do:
brych gatunkach.
Resztki toWar6W pralnycl i swojsh icl.
Wielka uprzatajaca sprzedaz rys1tek, sk]adajaca
sic z tlanelet6w, %outing6w, krep6w, gingham6w,
poplin6w, i t. d. pc wielce z%uizonych cena:i.
Flanelety
Robelanda f~lanelety, nadzwyczaj ciezkie, flisowe
row. lard pc 25c wartosci, "a. 19c
ToWary pralne
sc calowe piekne perkale, wszystkie ma bia}ym
tie W paski, l5c wartoSci 12aaC
q cal. piekne drukowane merkanizowane fou-
lardy W ciemne i jasne efekty, lard 20 l5c war
II cal. piekny popelinowy t~affata, W wielkiem
urozmalceniu kolor6w, jard pc 18c warto6ci, !: .1Oc
PZeSliczne wstazki
Wstazki ola dzjec; szk6lnych, g}ad&ie Tnfeta,
MORE W kropki kratki, cd 5 do 5 cali szerok:e,'
Wstazki Ola dzieci szk6lnych gtadk.e tafeta "
Fkolorach modrym czarnym, r6zowym, niebieskim,
brunatnym 26}tym, jard 1Oc
T ekne Wstazk' y, gIadkie i kwieciste IVORY, Cd
powielnie do fantastycznych robotek, lard Csc i SOC
oG'adkie etlasowe j messalinowe wstazki, 6 cali
szerokie, jarl. 25c
Prawdziwe tafe:a, g}adkie kolory, r6znej sz,r,.
ktsct lard po &c dO...... 35C
Jewel a''asowa wstazka, wszystkie kolory, j.r'
o. ~
Nadzwy. za;na wstazki ia kokardy do VITO 6w.
Wstajki W g}adkie czerwone i zielone prazki i
Il, go,ie y stazki, bale kolorowe, 20 5 iard6w
II wall ac, po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

/ by sic cos podobneso uczy-
mic? A poniewaz sztuka sic
lin ME udaia vice teraz gnie*:
okrz,ki zhrat.y, zajryezowa-
MIA j wyw}aszczsnia. Czyz
MONA tego p. redaktorze "a.
! przeczyc?
w dodatku jeszcze p. re
daktor posadza ks. Buchscz-
kowskiego, re pieniadze te ME
pojda ma zadne polskie cele.
Kto panu to m6wi1? jake
masz pan nato dowody? Chce
vice Papa jnnycIl, kt6rzy
mole W ten sam spos6b by
myself p~oioformownc, 10 to
jest pod1o oszczerstwo rzu-
cone ia KS. BuchaczkOw-
skiego, on jednakowoz o5r6-
ny naszej niepotrzebuje. Ze.
szfej jesieni rozpoczeto bu-
dove novel sypialni ola stu
dent6w i zaprowadzono roe.
matte inne ulepszenia j re.
peracye ma ten to eel obro.
cone beda pieniadze ze
sprzedazy starego gmachu.
Czy moze pan otem ME VIE
dial? KS. Buchaczkowski
niema zadnego Cenzora kt6~
ry by nakaza} opodatkowac
czlonk6w, jakie;s wielkiei
organizacyi jak to uczynit z.
N. P. pa szko]9 zwiazkowa
a vice must uzywac tych
srcdk6w jake ma pod reka,
azeby to zbozna prace nadal
prowadz;c.
Pieknie pan pisze, re jeze.
Ii KS. Buchaczkowsk; tego
budynku ME podarowa} lub
ME sprzeda} "a bezcen wiec
powjnien "opasac je murem
hub p}otem kolczastym adv
sic W <gruzy zawalilo" - i
zeby pc tylo]etniej piracy pc
tylu tysiacach dolar6w pcla-
CIV mieli kupe grrz6w = ola
tego, re " Polsce maja zam'
XII i ko6cioly W gruzachA To
mole uj5c "a poetyczne u
czucia lecz to niema sensu.
Prawda, ze mas }acza z tym
zak}adem szlachetne uczucia
i mile w~spomienia. I'm dalej
cd niego rozlacza mas mic
czasu tym wiecej do mysli
cisna sic w~spomnienia pre-.
sz1osci, te lepiej widzimy
te lave sosnowa gdzlesmy
sluchali nauki mellow SWAT
lych. Geese wan profesorzy,
czesc wan ksieza nasi nau-
czyciele, panied ci ,najszla'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

~NIESPODZIANKE spra-
will sasiedzi panu Janowi
Ratajczykowi W zapusty gdy
przybyli wieczorem z muzy-
ka do jego domu pod mr.. 573
zach. 4 i'll. Pomiedzy goscmi
%znajdowali sic nastep ujacy
panowie wraz 2 zonami: Mi.
|cha1 Liberia, Jskub Bratek,
Jan J6zwjak, J6zef Pelowski,
Franciszek Drwal, W{adys}aw
Rewers, Andrea Francko-
WAX, Franciszek Polus, Ku-
kasz Andrzzjewski, Micha]
|Barankiewicz, Albert Vie
czorek, Walenty Zywicki,
IPawe4 Zabrocki, Micha} ia
sko}a Antoni Neuman, i MI.
cha1 Franckowiak z St. Paul,
MINI.
Pan Micha} Jaskola grail ma
! KIarnecie, Pawe1 Zabrocki
ma skrzypcach q Walenty
Zywicki ma basic. ma pozeg-
mamie, gdy sie rozchodzill do
dom6w parma Adelaide Ra-
taiczyk zagra}a ma organach.
Jan Ratajczyk dziekuje wszy-
stkim, kt6rzy sic z%gromadzili
do jego domu DO to byl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
~SIEDMlOLETNI Ole Oh.

SIEDMlOLETNI Ole OF.
son zostal niebezpiecznie po'
rsAiony, gdy wielkie SAME
na1adowane lodem przeszfy
przez jego: cia}o, Chtopiec
siedzia} ma lodzie ma saniacb,
gdy naras stra,i} r6wnowage
spadf j ciezkie SAME z ]odem
przeszty przez niego. Zsbra-
no 20 do szpjtala, gdzie do
ktor stwierdzi}, il chlopiec
ma zlamana noga pomiedzy
ko]anem a biodra opr6cz tego
ma inne uszkodzenia wewne-
trzne i ma g}owie. Me wiado,
mo cry wyzdrowieje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
Dollar ~ /!

Ka4dy.ezfowiek chraey sic v AaeFyee Se1eeie
~pswinien Miet sasz4 ks!aake
znasz tajemnice.fabrykacyi wynala1-
W k6w i recert. Czy wiesz jak sic faory-
kuje tysi4ce rzeczy. ~ ttore przept:-
nauczyG, jesli kupis, sob;e:
6k.rbiee ~wynslazk6w j prxopis5w
raktycznych. wyjawiajacy:h 2oo0 tao
mnic fahrykacyi: Farb. POkost6w, kle1ow.
Kit6w, KiajstFl ,Szuwakeu: Lak6T. STEM
nil. Lik,er6w, Perfumeryj, Octu. Escncyl,
At.amentu. Fajerwerk6w. konserw 20
woc6w, Uota, Parieru. Z.ns1ek, Zelaza.
Stall, Aosf4cn, Najzybru, Nik;u. prochu.
Bawe1ny. s~trselniczcj: sp1rs9by Ztocen ns
Srebrzenia, Bronzov ania. Fabrykacy1 Co
ely, Konkret6u smo1y.~ Terpetyny: "apne,
Cementu i tysiAce rzeczy, n1ezSednycn
codziennie " mieSck;f ma arnte Przytem
xnajdziecie Y ksiedze tel setki receRt sxa-
WINCH lekarzy ma wazne choroby. ksie8a
t. ma blisko 400 stron,i stanowi wpismfen-
nictwie pOlskiem:
zEoTA k9lEcE
Ola robotnika. farmera, 7emieelnika, byz-
nesisty i vszystkich ludz:, kt6rzy praRno
poznaGdroge do zrobienfA fortuny.hsiezs:
Ia kOsztuje COO Dwx dolaEy, a " mocDej
Oprawfe {25e Pieni9d1el listy nalezy ad-
resOwaE: 'TeaeEraf''. c.. F. Pettkuske. Wy
6avca .s111S 6. Ashland Ave-, Chicago. III,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

WE WTOREK o 9tej pela.
czeni zostali W kosc,ele sw.
Stanislawa K. dozgonnym
wez}em p,alze1skim, p. T.
Czaplewski, znany pi}karz
polski pod psaudonimem
Corbetta, z parma Cecylia
Czapiewska, c6rka pa6stwa
Jana i J6zefiny Czapiew-
skich. - y 20 tel slubowali:
p. jerry Mraszek i parma
Emilia kegowska, c6rka J6-
eefo i Amy ~kegowskich.
M}odym parom szczesc Boze!
POLICYANT j. Considine
znalaz} pan;a l.. Dombrow-
ska ma rogu WASHINGTON i
Mill ul, prawie =marznieta 2
zimna W zesz}a niedziele
wieczorem. Oko}o 9tej wy
sz}a ona z domu swego
niedaleko Center i drugjej
ul. okryta c:enk:em homie
rem. a biegnac bezmyslnie
przez pewien czas przez ul;-
&c usiadla ma wyzsj ~s.)o>
mjanym ia r6zniku. Polic
cyant zabIa} ia do swego do
mt gdzie sic rozgrza}a, pot
niej oswiadczy}a, ii p6jd@it
do swego mieszkania.
w ~PONIEDZIAkEK o
aa9tej odbyl sic W koscie]e
sw. Stanisfawa K. pogrzeb
S. p. J6zefa Gabrycha, I'm,
pod mr.. III. wsch. Front ul.
Gabrych byi silnyn mQz
czyzn9, w p!atek przed wi,
czorem, zatrudniony b,f W
podw6rzu rabaniem drzewa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
p~rawdziwa niespodzianka.

praWQzlWa nl9spOOzlanKa.
POdZiekoWanie.
Ninjejszem dzlekujemy
przez }amy Wjarusa wszyst-
kin tym, kl6rzy sic przyczy-
Mill do powiekszenia docho~
du W zabawie urzadzonei W
zesz}ym tygodniu, z kt6rej
doch6d, 35 dolarow, przezna-
czony costa! na zakupienie
nowych organ6w do koscio}a
6w. Kazimierza Kr. Bog
zap}ac!
Komitet 6riewu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
w spraWie sprzedazy Sc
minaryum Polskiego
w Detroit, Mich.

minaryum Polskiego
w Detroit, Mich.
CAytamy ma szpaltach re-
daktorskich Zgody re gmach
Seminaryum polskiego " De-
troit bJ1 sprzedary ma fabry.
ke cygar. Redaktor wywodz;
swoie treny i rozpacz mad ia
sprzedaza tax, jak ongi zydzi,
mad zburzona Jerozolima.
Oburza sic p. redaktor mad
tenn "arcy-wywlaszczeniem"
szkoly, kt6ra by}a zbudowa-
ma ofiNno6cia polsk6w j
staraniem s. y. Ks. J. d..
browskiego, niezapomina tel
nadmienic, IL Zwia<ek pare
grossly ma ten eel ofjaro val.
Poc6z to panic redaktorze
TAXA bIaga? poc6z TAXA ruz-
pacz? Znajac p. redaktora cd
wielu lat i szanujac go jake
mego profesora, nieprzypu-
szcza}em, zeby podobne g}up-
silva pisa}. Spojrzyjmy praw-
die W ociy i ME przekrecaj.
nv fakt6w.
Swego czasu jednem "a
machem pi6ra KS. Bucbacz-
kowski dzie}o rozpoczete
przez S. p. KS. J. Dabrow~
skiego powiekszyF i przysz-
lose mt z%apewn;}, kupuiac "a
$50. 600 zak}ad W Orchard
Lake, sk}adajacy sic z kilku
budynk6w, posiadajacy kiIka-
dziesiat ARROW zyznego grun-
tn W nader pieknem poicze-
niu mad jeziorem. Jestem pc
wien, re gdyby KS. Dabrow-
ski wi to samo bJ}by uczy-
nil. Go tam Zwi9zek ME ma
robil krzyku i ha!asu, CO "a
zbrodnia, co "a zdrada??! Pod
czas gdy kazdy zdrowo my
Stacy Polak ucieszy} sc z tax
pomy6lnego zakupna, kt6re
iscie opatrzncsciowem naz~
wac MONA. Sam redaktor
chyba 20 dobrze rozumie, 10
istnienie Serninaryum W De.
troit re wszec6 stron otoczo-
nego fabrykami i koleja-
mi, znsjdujacego sic dis
niemal W centrum wielkiego
mjasta by}o niemozliwem. A
to by1a wielka zdrada, trzeba
by1o sic zapyta6 Zw'azku czy
on sic na::o zgadza a ponie-
waz tego Ks. Buchaczkow-
ski ME zrobi}, ami mu q "a
kupra ~sprawozdania medal,
wiQc gniew j oburzenie wiel.