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The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
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Com fs.sszse Elise. daughter of the Ecrer1- 0f u6 the Mount. has cha suce encounter 1ttn 2 ps-aSant boy. The Mount" a small ttc@ o4ss1ad island stood il vast t2y or sEse nor tn%estern coast ct France. and 61r7ug fhe time cf Louis XVI was e gov sfhhaeszt stronghold. Develops that the tsesSsaa at boy Was the son Of Seigueur De sftif 4r- nob}eman Young Desaurac deter laatitFS n Secure sn education and become 4 sezntiesaans Sees the governors dauga- ter depart for Paris Lady Elise returns aIIes Seven years schooling and enter Fstas many nobies. Her I-adyshtp dances ~in strange fisherman. and call 70 efffis is made in an effort 10 capture ,1yster1osis ise Seigneur Nolr He escapes lssdy F.lisa is caught in the "GTau1' tide. me baek Seigneur rescues and takes Ter to his retreat Elise discovers that Ter savior was the boy with the fish SancfeE the Seigneur's servant is ar rested and brought before the governor. Lady Elise has Sanchez set free. Se.g- hesIr and a priest al the Cookies" San cnsz telts Desa1Tac that Lady Elise be- nsSe e6 him, but is not believed The sstgTetIr plans t0 release prisoners al the Mount Lady Elise pleads with her fata- CT to spare tEe lives Of condemned p-is- or1svs- Disguised as peasan. Lady Elisa naingies with the people and hears some startling facts 4 mysterious AnG1fS hank starts rfCt
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
Bid Sleep.

A middle aged couple were prepaf ing to leave for a weekend with a daughter in the city. and their last h. structions to their grown-up son. who was heavy sleeper were to be sure and wind his alarm clock. so that he would be in time for his work the next morning.
 Monday noon they got back to the house and were surprised to find the blinds closed exactly as they had been left the Friday previous on their de parture. As they let themselves into the house they heard their sons voice coming sleepily from his bedroom;
 Whats the matter? Did you miss your train 9"
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
DIDN'T KNOW That Coffee Was Causing Her Troup'''

So common Is the use 0s coffee as beverage, many do not know that u ID tAe cause of many obscure alis WnleH are often attributed 70 other lnihs'
 The easiest way to find out TOT .ne one self is to Quit the coffee for a "hle' at least. and note results. A NiIsihls lady found out in this way, anu aiso learned of a new beverage tha' wholesome as well as pleasant <" drink She writes: u,.
 T am 40 years old and all Ill! ias, .S up 10 a year and a hall ago. A been a coffee drinker. .a
 Dyspepsia. severe headacnes aa1 heart weakness made me feel Sosio io times as though l was about 'o S so, After drinking cup or tNo ol .,act coffee, my heart would go Ike e.s |, without pendulum. At other tlneS would almost stop and l was so ns' ous 1 did not like to be alone q,
 If I took a walk for exercise soon as I was out of sight Of the nolgs .s,s I'd feel as if 1 was sinking, ana ,.bs sLs would frighten me terribly MY lims, ma would utterly refuse to suppo.a,sa mi and the pity of it all was, l uiu ron. know that coffee was causing the u' ble .,ony
 Reading in the papers that raants ,a, persons were relieved of sucn alliIst post. by leaving off coffee and drinking horos um, l got my husband to DTlns 3,ns to a package. We made it aecoruins Tia directions and liked the hrsl cup'
 rich. snappy flavor was deliclous'h ohout
 T have been using Postum .ot ioy, eighteen months and to my grea,h hsart digestion is good. my nerves anu ,i ,sor,an are all right, in fact, am wen W.
 once more, thanks to PostIm' Battle
 Name given by Postum Co,' ot the Creek. Mich. Write for copy ,,mi,Ie" u, little book, "The Road to WellSi"''
 Postum comes in two forms vel
 Regular Postum-must pe
 boiled. novder
 Instant Postum is soluoie in q A teaspoonful dissolves quicN.y and cup of hot water and. with creaS .sa Is sugar. makes a delicious oeveiAs
 stantly. Grocers sell both klhso r,
 There's a reason" for Pos'uA-
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
lie Was on Duty.

Herbert stood on a chair. The chal, stood In the pantry.
 The jam stood on the shelf. Her. berts mother stood on the threshold Herbert stood his ground.
 My son, said the mother, pointing al him with astonishment T am surprised. To think that my little boy would do thing like that"
 Herbert, resourceful and not at all abashed, looked at his mother straight in the eye. Please do not interfere with the 'minnuvres' of a boy scout" he said
 "A boy scout?"
 Yes, mother, after supplies"
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

the mountebank now watched: then with hiA head on his elbow, seem ed sunk in thought. Once he rose; stood on his stool and looked out between the heavy bars of the narrow window.
 Not much chance to get out that way" observed a fellow prisoner. What did you see?"
 Only a chasm in the sands"
 The sands. said the man. Cursed the day set foot on them!"
 To this malediction the other did not answer; stepped down and, again seated in his corner, waited, while the light that had grudgingly entered the narrow aperture grew fainter. With the growing darkness the atmosphere seemed to become closer. more foul; but although he breathed with difl- culty, the mountebank suffered no sign of impatience or concern to escape him; only more alertly looked and listened-to a night bird cleav- ing the air without; to muttered sounds. thieves patois, or snatches of ribald mirth within; and. ere long. to new complainings.
 Our supper. What of our supper7"
 The foul fend take the auberge des voleurs and its landlord?"
 "vrai dieu, Here he comes!" as the footsteps were heard without.
 And the door, opening, revealed, in- deed. in the rushlight. now dimly illu- minating the hall, the hunchback, not laden. however with the longed. for creature comforts, but empty handed; at his back the commandant and a number of soldiers.
 You fellow with the dolls!" Blink. ing in the glare of the torches. the dwarf peered in. Where are you' Come along" as the mountebank rose. you are wanted"
 Wanted ?" repeated the player. stepping forward. "Where?"
 At the palace" said the comman- dant.
 The palace!" stopping short Who can want me there?"
 "Who?" The dwarf made a grimace 'Who?" he repeated mockingly.
 Her ladyship," said the command ant, with a reproving glance at the taller
 Her ladyship,'
 Haven't you ears. my man?" Tho commandant frowned and made an impatient gesture. Come, bestir your self! The Governors daughter has c1-opdaI ,0tr {TO BE CONTINUED)
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CHAPTER xVl.-(contlnued.)


 foa may rob your master" he said. in effect; ~defraud him Of banalite. bardage and those other few taxes necessary to his dignity and position; but you can't defraud Mel" Where upon he proceeded to wrest what he wanted from the bad peasant by force and the aid of the brcomstick!-ac- com panying the rat-a-tat with well rhymed homiiy on what would certain. H happen to every peasant who sought to deprive his lord Of feudal rights At this point a growing rest fEeness on the part of the audience found resentful expression.
 That for your devils stick"
 To the devil with the devil,"
 Down with the devil,"
 The cry. once started, was not easy to stop; men in liquor and ripe for mischief repeated it; in vain the nounfehank pleaded: My poor dolls, Ny poor theater!" Unceremoniously they tnmhled it and him over; few, waa had seen nothing out of the or dinary in the little play took his part: words were exchanged for blows, with many fighting for the sake of fighting. when into the center of this, the real stage. appeared soldiers.
 What does 1t mean?" Impressive in gold adornment and conscious au. thority, the cornmandant himself came down the steps. Who dares make riot on a day consecrated to the holy relics7 But you shall pay," as the soldiers separated the belligerents. Take those men into custody and who Is this fellow?" turning to ;he mountebank, mournful figure above the wreckage of his theater and poor puppets scattered. haphazard. like vic tsIns or some untoward disaster.
 It was his play that started the trouble" said one of the officers
 "Diabiei" the commandant frowned. What have you to say for yourself?"
 j." began the mountebank, T." he sepeated, when courage and words alike seemed to fail him.
 The commandant made a gesture Up with him! To the top of the Mount"
 No. no!" At once the fellow vuice. came back to him. Don't take me there, into the terrible Mount, Don't lock me up!"
 Don't lock him up" repeated some one in Che crowd. moved apparently hy the sight of his distress. Tt wasn't lis fault"
 No: if wasn't his fault" said oth CTS.
 "Ehz' Wheeling sharply. the com CIandant gazed, at tho lowering faces that dared question his authority, then at his own soldiers Ou the beach he might not have felt so Sc cure. but here. where twenty well armed, could defend a pass and a mob batter their heads in vain against walls. be could well afford a confident front ID with you" he cried stern ly and gave the mountebauk con templuous thrust
 For the first time tue mans apathy seemed to desert him; his arm shot back like lightning, but almost at once fell to his side, while an expression, apoioseiicauy abject, as if 10 atone for that momeutary fierce impulse, over. spread his dull v.sage. "Oh, I'll so, he said in accents servile, And pro ceeded hurriedly to gather up the re mains Of his theater and dolls I'm willing to go"
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
Notable Weddino AnnIversarv

A golden wedding celebrated at Rothesay, Buteshire, England. the oth. CT day, possessed several notable feat. ures' The family party, including grandchildren. numbered about 50. and or the sons present some travelled from South Africa and Canada
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
Yes; that's the one Not bad. EELUiug-
Are the verses your oVn

Reaw-e Ty ford : !re
 Are the verses your oTn2'
 -Oh. no' I'm only a poor player" said the nountebauk humbly But aa honest one" he added after pause, and this thieves inn, Mon s!eur7' returning 10 the subject of his possible fate. this auberge des To- leurs-tha, sounds like a bad place for an honest lodging"
 It was once under the old monks, wao were very merry fellows; put since the Governor had f restored, it has become Q sober and quiet place, T. is true there are iron bars instead Of blinds. and you cant cone and go. as they used to. but"
 "ls tha. it-up there?" And the mountebank pointed toward a ledge of rock. with strong facking buttresses, outjutting beneath a mysterious-look- ing wall and poised over sparsely- wooded bit Of the lower Mount. The gray stone building you can just see above the ramparts. and that opening Tn the cliff 10 the right, with some thing running dovn-that looks like planking-"
 'Oh, that is for the wheel"
 The wheel2"
 The great wheel of the Mount, IL vas built in the time Of the monks, and was used for"
 Hold your tongue." said the other soldier, and the trio entered the great gate. which had opened at their ap- proach, and now closed quickly be hind them.
 For the first time in that isolated domain of the dreaded Governor. the mountebank appeared momentarily to forget his fears and gazed with inter est around him. On every side new and varying details unfolded to the eye; structures that from below were etched against the sky in flmy lines, here resolved themselves into vast, solid, but harmonious masses.
 Those ribbons of color that had seemed 10 fall from the wooing sky, to adorn these heights, proved, indeed fallacious; more somber effects. the black touches of age, confronted the eye everywhere, save on one favored front-that of newer period, an architectural addition whose intricate carvings and beautiful roses of stone invited and caught the warmer rays; whose little balcony held real buds and flowers. bright spots of pink dang ling from, or nestling at, the window $ edge.
 Wonder looks like some grand lady's bower" as he followed his cap tors past this more attractive edifice the mountebank ventured to observe Now. perhaps. lives there"
 "Hark you, my friend" one of the soldiers bruskly interrupted. "a piece of advice His Excellency likes not babblers, neither does he countenance gossip; and if you'd fare well, keeI your tongue to yourself"
 "Ill-Ill try to remember" said the mountebank docilely. but as he spoke looked back toward the balcony; al the gleaming reflection full on it's win dows; then a turn in the way cut of the pleasing prospect. and only the grim foundations of the lofty, heavier structure on one hand and the mas sive masonry ramparts on the other greeted the eye.
 For some distance they continued along the narrow way. the mounte
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

bank bending lower under his load and observing the injunction ru' upor him. until the path, broadeniue led them abruptly on 10 a pla form uf-r, stone house of ancient constructoa barred their further progress
 two stories in height. this br..e.,.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

Beat, beat Mid marsh-muck and m.re. For If any note Escapes a frogs throat. Beware my lords ire!"
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
One Hind-

One Kind. T love the noises of the woods" Then suppose you like the bark of the dogwood.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

Violin Brings Farmer Wealth. Finding himself suddenly possessed
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

POZNAN. Straszne niszoze6cie
wydarzy}o sic ma gl6wnym dworcu
na torze kolelcwy YIN pod 'mostem
faczacYm' kazarz z Vida. Robo-
tnicy kolejowl polier mularski Ditt-
rich i robotnik Koreb, widzac
nadjezdzajacy pociag pospieszny z
Kr6lewca, zeszl. z torul wbieg'i
prost pod nadJezdzajfcY " tejie
chwill z drugiej strony poc,ag Der.
| nskl. Obyd~aj n~,eszczesliwi od-
n esli straszne pokaleo:enia i zmat-
II ma miejscu.
Pewicn krawiec l. al. Szerok,ej
W Poznaniu drogo op}aciG musia}
rozmaite kolej;, wipits W to 1arzy-
stw;e znajomego handlarsa. 3dy pc
h lei ser z~'norsy} kra~oa, przyja-
ciel zabra} mu klucae, uda} sig do
m%ieszksuia i skrad{ $50 mr.
Zf.dziej znik} bez sladu.
KOBYLlN. Rod.,ce poszli z
Ch}opcem .po sprawuuk. do
pew nego skladu. Rodzice wessli do
sk{adu, ch}opiec tymozasem, przy-
patru]ac Sc wYstsw ionym " oknie
rzeozom, llzaG zaczaf zela.ny drag
prey oknie, Gdy. rodzice wyssll;
ssstali chiopca prxymsrz}ego jezy-
KLEIN do draga' Z n,ema}em trudem
uwolniono 60 z n'em'}ego %po}ozen'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

spali | odzyskacie energie do ca}o-
dziennej piracy. Ona wszystko to
zrobi, a mimo to ME zawiera lad
nycA szkodllwych srodkov i jest
stosownie do wymagah prawa u
w}adz zabezpleczona.
Ci, ktorzy cierpia ma te straszne
nlebezpieczne choroby, moga z
pewnoscia poswleci6 kllka minut
dziennie przez przeclag k'lku DIM,
ably ola w~}asnego zadowolenia sic
przekona6 ozy So ~uleczslni, zw}a-
SEGA jesli zwaza, 1e ME uaia mai
muiejszych wydatk6w, a ia z che
cla poswiece wan MOI czas i m"1a
medycyne. Kazdy rozsadny czlo.
wick chory pragnie tylko wieda'ec,
czy ]akak rzecz moze GO lat' ia
wyleczyt, a tn nadarza sic wan
sposobnos6 przekonania sic o tenn
bez koszt6v', lub zobowlazan i po-
waznej stratY czasu. TE K!LKA
DNI moze zmlenit cafe vase lye
-" - "'
Gle.
Wszyscy CT, kt6rzy zadadxa 3d.
bic lyle trudu, ably do mnie napi-
sac . bezp}atn4 medyoyne, otrzY-
muja take kopie mojej wielkiej
ilustrowsnej medycznej ksiaski,
kt6ra opisuje wszystkie te ohoroby
dok}adnie. - Jest to najwieksza
kslazka tego rodzaju jaka k,edy~
kolwiek by}s napisana do bezp}at-
nego rozdania a move wydanle jest
w}asnie W druku. ia napisze wan
take list q dyagnoza i dam wssel-
lkie porady kt6re ola was beda
wiolka pomooa. Lecx abym m6g} to
uczynld, musze wiedzie6, BE potrze-
bu)ecie mole lekarstwo. Napiszcie
mi numery symptom6w, ma kt6re
cierpicie l wasz wick, q ia do
tr1ymam moja obletnice. Okatoie
dobra wole, 10 choecie sc wyle.
czy6, a wy(eczycle SIC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
Z POZNAySkIEGO.

KORONOWO M,asto g liczy
3778 Aatolik6w 1880 ewauglelik6w
i 219 zyd6s; . jednak magist~At
tutejsxy pos.uku]eod 1go kwletnia
r.b. kierowDika wyzszej szkoly
cb}opcow, ktorY ma ud1ielac evan
.ielicka nauke 'eligil a vice ma
bye ewangielikiem.
JUL dawuo odezuwa6 sig dawa,
brak adwokata PolAka. 20 tel
donosza z radoscla, ze osiad} tn
adwokst p. Zygmunt Scheffa,
Odtad rodacy wsxystk.e sprawy pra-
wnicze z.tatwiae beda mogl, n
adwokata Polaka. Haslo ,,sw6I do
.swego" j tutaj zamieaiG powioni6my
" czym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

PAKOSC. Naganny .wyczaj u
dsleci u%xiessania sig u woza pray
prawil 6mier6 8 letni.go chfopca
urzednika kolejowego lcserta.
Chfopieo uw,esil sic u~o1a, Ia
lsdovanego budulcem. N,eszczsscie
cbcia}o, *e reka mu SIG z~eslisueia i
biedak upad} na bruk, prsyczem
tylne ko}o prsess}o mu przes glove,
rozpiatajac mu czaszke. Smiert
nastapi}a ma mlejscu.
BUK. Mydio 60 .dradtl}o
W{smano sig III do kasy miejskiej.
Przywolano 6luearxa, by obeirsa}
wszystkie zamki i " danym razi
je n~aprawi{. w jednym %znalez'ono
kawalk, myd&a j wtenczas zaraz sig
wyda}c, kto bY{ slodz'ejem. Prey
padek zrzadz,f 3e wfasule temu
samemu %alusarzowi zlecono niedaw~
no wykonanle klucsa podtug
odclsku " mydle. Zlecenie pooho-
dz,}o cd pomocuika golarskiego f..
wobep tego aresstowano j osadz'n'
go " w,ezieniu " Grodzisk..
GNIE SKOW. T,le pisanc, by
pieniedxy = tank6w me odbierac .
m,mo to soalas}a sie j~essosc kobi.ta
wiejsks, kt6ra t~utejszego bankn
LUDLOW ego odebrs}a 2;0mr. GdY "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
ia OFIARUJE WAN MEDYCYNE
IA WASP GAS
dni wYstarczy, ably udcwodni6, re ~jestescie ulecz&

Kilka mlnut waszego czasu przez
przeciag k,lku dn, wysta rczy, abym
m6g} wan pokaza6 bee jaklchkol~
wick koszt6w z waszej strony, re
posiaaam medycyne, kt6ra usuwa
kwas moczowY z organizmu, a
wskutek tego leczy choroby merck,
pecherza i reumatyzm. ia ME chce,
abyscie wierzyll mi ma sfowo, ia
chce poprostu aby6cle mi poawollll
pos{ac wan pewna 'lost tel nelly
cyny i abyscie ia osobi6cie spr6~
bowali. -
ia staram sic p%rzekcnac ~oierpia-
sych ma te choroby, re posladam
LOS daleko ler'szego anizeli zwyo
czaine srodki, lekarstwa ftp. a jes
dynym sposcbem udowodnienia
togo jest ~z}ozenie tel medycyny ma
w}asny koszt wys{anie jej cab
klein bezp}atnie. ia chetnie uczy@
nie to ola .kazdego cierplacego,
kt6ry zechce zadaG sob:e dose tru-
du napisauia do mn1e. Mech kaz~
dy to zrozumie, re ia ME chce wy
s}ac lekarstwa INA probe lub cos
podobnego", ami tez ME posle pu.
detka medycyny l ME powiem, re
mozccie uzy6 c7es6 jej, a "a reszte
zap}acic, lecz ia pose wan pewna
ilosc tej medycyny ca}kiem bez-
p'a,n'e l ME bede n'gdy zada} "a
p}aty "a ten podaruuek, aoi tez ME
bsdziecie po1legall zadnym zobo~
wlazaplom.
ia chce tylko w'edzie6, czy cier-
picie ~ chorobe, ola kt6rej ia me.
dycyna Jest p~rzeznaczona, pon!e
waz ME jest n do wszystkiego"
i dlatego podaie kilka g}6wnych
symptom6w chor6b nerek, peche !
RIA i reumatyzmu. Jezell zauwazy-
Gle jeden lub kilka z tych sympto-
mos, to potrzebujecie mole lekar-
stwo, a ia z che,ia pos'e wan pew-
pa ilost lego, jesli mi podaoie nu-
merry symptom6w. ma ktore uier-
p'cie, wasz wick, nazwisko. adres.
Moi adres jest: DR.. I. Franz Ly-
mott, 1892 Deagan Building, Chic
cage, Ill. Me potrzehujecie mi mic
oblecywa6. Me potrzeb,jecie mi
"a MIC zap}acit. Wiec ably ME by{o
zadnego nleporozumien'a, powta-
ram, ze zadam tylko numery wa
szych symptom6w, (ubll 'pisanie
choroby W ~w}asnych slowaoh i 40
byscie u$ywall leAarstwo stosownle
do wskazowek, jake VAN posly.
w ten spos6b zdobywam popular
nos6 ola mego lekarstwa /, choe
mu przysporAy6 swiatowa s}awe.
Pc zuzyciu tel medycyny scmi
przyznaoie, ze ona ~rozpuszcza u
suwa truoizne' kwasu moozowego.
Ona nastrol nerkl W ten spos6b,
ze beda pracowa}y v harmonii Z
pecherzem. Ons TAX wzmocn, PEE
cherz, ze "a ozeste parcie moczu i
inne doleglivosc, pecherza same
przez Sig zn,kna. Ona powstrzyma
natyohmiast oierpienia reunstycz~
ne. Ona rozpuAci natychm'ast kry-
+, szta1y kwasu moczowego, q W sc
adj krzyz, AM musku}y ME beda
wan dolega}y, a powykrzyw'ane
stawy sEybko sic wyprostu Q. Ooa
przywr6ci sife krwi i nerwcm, a
wkr6tce bedziecie lep'ej jedl'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

KOSCIERXYNA. Ow l7~letni
Oftel Z Pomeranli ktdry sponi--
wieral d,iewczynke : Ovsnio tai,
Il vskut:ek tego umar}a, .ostal1
przes gdshrka jsbe karna stasanv
ma I lat wlezien'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

p'esvnym intsres Q chc,ata p|acit 70
towar, sauwaty}a prserasen'emn,
u p1eniad1s. gdzies sig podx'say
P ,dejraenle pablo na krswnego:
kt6ry jej pieDiadseszawi"4t y cha-
etke, lecx tylko ola Okla. z p,en'edz.
mi wsiad& do pooiagu i odjecbst W
s,rone Inowroc}awia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
Ign. lioem, ob~jmuja okolo 5000
w kODZI 20 jc1l"r>c ~Sk9pskieln

W kODZI 20 %je<l"r>c Sk9pskiem
pohl,tu gmacbu klas.,ornego
Shzga}a Sc mlolzi i ma lyzwach.
amator6w 6lizgawski,t t, j.
dwaj Stal' nacy, BuzdJ nski /, Z l.
nowski, naiechaw sly ma siabszy
Tod, zarwsli sle NJ MIN i ,aczeli
tona6. Gdy pomoc nadbiegla tylko
jeden Z Mich, Budzyhski trxymat
sig ieszcze lodu ! togo zdo}ano Ia
toxat, trze] za6 inni u,onell.
M4odszego Stal'nskiego wyciag-:
nieto z woody dopiero ma drugi
dsien. Ma tenn samem mleircu
klizgano sig poprzedbiego dnia
l6d zdawa} als bye mocny, wldo
cznie g. przez noe woda podlny}a
z~wfaszcza, 4e ma srodku jez.ora
jeszose ME zupe}n'e zamars3o. wy"
padektren wsrtzasna} cs}a okolica
wywnr& przygnebiajace wrazenie
ma mlodziezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
pdttora me,ra dtugosc4 wazaca CEN
thar. Jest TO delf,n, z ktorego ulyc
mozua jcdyn e .tluszcz jake smaro
~idfo IA sk6rs.

BRUSY IA krzewienie niemcsy-
guy olry mali gi6wny Dauczyciel
" oelk z Oscwa 100 mr. nauczy-
.ciel John z Karsina SO marek ma
grody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
TIE SYMPHONY SA;

:. Bol krzyza.
Z. "a czeste parole moezu. 49,
Zapa.=nie Tub zatrzymanie moexu. y#E
:. solesci hub choroba pechezza.
,. Shoroha gruczo{u wystaiaceso.
3. Wiatry Tub bolesci " zolsdku.
Z. Osotne osiabienic hub zawroty. "
boicsci pod prs~vcmi zebrami.
= Opqchniecie iakicjkolwiek czesci ciala.
=. 1at"ardzenie lub choroba watroby.
!. Hicie serca Tub chcroba sercowa.
(. bo!ctci W stn.vie b~iodrowym.
,. ho!esei W karku lub " glowie.
!. ilotesci Tub choroba merck.
Bc!esei lub opuchniecie stnw6w.
;. so!esei Tub opuchniecie miesni.
:. Rolesci i choroba ner>xowa
S~!eSki hub chroniczny rcumstyzm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

SOPOT. Kupca Kalinowskiego
wypuszczono z ~aresztu, W kt6rym
Is tYgodnl przesiedzia}. WYkaza+o
sic, 10 lest nlewlnnym co do pozaru.
kt6ty W jego sk}adzle powsta&. Ale
wyda}o sic re oglen W sk}adzle
Wolschona wzniecl} uczeh cieslelski
Bieschkc ze zemsty. re go z cechu
w~ydalono.
OLIWA Jak rok roczn,e, take
W tym roku podejmie polska kom-
pania oil vska pielgrzYmke ma Kalwa
rye Wejherowska, i to we wtorek
Krzyzowych dni, 29go kwietnia b.
r. Nlemiecka procesYa wyjdzie togo
samego dina z Olivia tylko godzine
PREDICT niz polska. DO togo razu ro-
cznlca Znalezienia Krzyza swietego,
ma kt6ra nlemiecka pielgrzymka sig
udaje ma Kalwarya. pr7ypsda W
tygodniu dni Krzyzowych. dopiero
po Wniebowstapien'u Paoskiem
SOPOT. RYbak Karol Abraham
z}owit " morzu t. wv. rybe sw!hska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-27

WARSAW A. Pisma warszs-
wsk,e doaosza:w Warsza vie oko}o
40, 0O6 dzjeci " wi-ku ezkolnym
pozbawionych jest nauk' z powoda
brak szk3F, CO stanowi objaw ME
s}ychaole gr6zuy punktu widze-
MIA sro]ecznego i etyczuego.O bec-
ME Warszawa wydaj. M potrzeby
szkoln,ctwa ludowego zaled VIE 40
kop ma glove lu!nosci ("g6}em
nieca&e 100000 'b prey 100000
mieszkanco~), co Jet y fra bardz>
nisxa v 81 6.na"iu 2 wydatkami
ia ten c-l mast zachodnia euro
pej,sich i r%osyjskich.