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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25


4 Dir. and Mrs orange Annia we're
lin Abilene Thufbday on business.
i Mr.. and Mrs Mcwnliam'i niece
from Mississippl stopped over night
With them on the way 10 her home
IN Arizona.
4 Charley Humfeld went TO New
ton Thursday 10 stay with bis par
snts TIL after Christmas.
]. r. Longhofer was over from
Deleyan on business Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Tunnel came home
from Moonlight Friday.
Miss Emma Bubulas went to her
home at Navarro to stay till after
IChristmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller were in
Stafford last week.
Mrs. e. w. Timm went to abb
lene to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Sprung.
Philip Kennicott is home from
Manhattan for vacation.
Miss Mary Tzyaskowsky came
home from Norwich where she has
been visiting her sister.
Miss Mildred Gillett is home from
Topeka for vacation.
Among those who were shopping
in Harrington Monday were: Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Gugelar. Mrs. H.
Schmidt, Mrs. Hoops. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Timm and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
rett..
Mrs. Robert Fritz and daughter
Sarah went to Topeka Monday to
spend Christmas with relatives.
Dave Nusz was in town Tuesday.
Charley Brehm was in Abilene
Friday on business,
The Enterprise students are home
FOR vacation.
I Mr.. Ziebell, who lived south OF
own for a number OF years, died
Monday morning at o'clock. He
lad suffered several years with a
'ancer on the side Of his face and
leck. Funeral services were held
Wednesday at o'clock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25
FEARING DIPHTHERIA,
KEEP CHILDREN HOME

saiina, Dec. 2s.-There may b,
no Christmas exercises at any oi
the churches this year and II in very
probable that public places. IRE.
quented or patronieed By chiiden,
wiz be closed. There have been sew.
eral cases Of diphtheriA IN the ctr
and there are enough 30 that coun.
" Health Officer nr. !. A. slnp-
con has atksd alI ne churches IN
the ctr - toirain lon nrldine ths
cAri1tmas exsreisrs a. - eAiwehes
ne request nag - maae ps urees.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25

bounties .......... .$1ss.s5
stamps, envelopes, etc. ....,..... 1Os.s7
American Express Company, ex-
press ...................... ESQ
press ..................... 1.65
Ray d. Corbin, vital statistics. 625
M. G. Lonley, vital statistics. -. 200
F. N. Farnham, vital Statistics. 725
w Z. Lightner, vital Statistics. 1.75
O. 3. Lower, vital statistics. ...... 1850
j. s. Minter, vital statistics. 200
e. ]. Reel vital statistics. ..,.... 1.50
r. L. Seaton, vital statistics. LIS
Q. M Spaulding, vital statistics. 4.75
]. L. WOrley. vital statistics. ..... 1925
u. p. Powell, salary ......... $500
Standard OIL Company, oil for coun-
~ farm .......:... $4,000. 4.lS
o, fssS % 81 county farm -: 7S7S
James Hinchon, transportation to
T poBSr ioaiey rent for year "a 90
Ed Arnold. guardian Gardner fam
e. Grimmerson, aid for November 1000
Mrs. J. J. Ryan. aid for November 1000
r. Seaman, care OF poor - !.'..... 1000
L. A. Boughner, care Of poor. -. 500
N: H. Gardner, rent to Mrs. II
Frank Hail, aid for November. 500
Title Seaman, aid for November. 500
Mrs. l. Barcus. aid for November 500
Mrs. j. f. Laney, aid for November 500 !
s. KELLEY aid for November. ... 500 |
J, A. Anderson, aid for November 500
Mrs. A. NJ. Lord. aid for November 500
l.. BOughner, care of j. Best..... 400
Mrs. ]. Lantz. boarding ]. Best. 400
Mrs. Nancy Lenherf, care OF J.
e. N. Blachiy, fees Winscr case 1885
8. SteelsEnith, .lliamson insane
u. ' & Haaiett. Williamson insane 0'VO
T, r. Cnnkiin. Morris insane case 1870
II. B. Felty. Morris insane case. 1000
Mrs. Frank Shippy, Morris insane
y case ...s.........s....... $50
Mrs Frank Rohrer. Morris insane
sSu rf ssgs. M MsEs insane Insane case cas-: 3
Alfred o DonneIl. Walton insane
3. II. Ases.er. walton insane case $50
sapuel Bartlett Walton insane
Ben Mayer. walton insane case. iso
lanes s. Chase. Walton insane
Ne Ia F+ee1nan Waiton insane A0V
Sheriff Ellsworth county. walton {
insane case. .........-........... 30.75 {
Ruth Martin, stenographer Welsh
/. a. TTfts. hsiFial Of welsh. -. 1900
,. A. McKilllp. coroner Welsh
inquest l4.ehA
, ~. TIiffs- juror Welsh inquest. Loo
y w. Huffman. Juror Welsh In
'p r. singer juror welsh insaassi i"S
7, e CIitnor. juror Welsh inquest I.0a
Tm KrelEer, juror Welsh inquest Loo
9 lsossE j1rar We'll indusst I.So s
quest =, - ......s .!!........-...... LIS i
!. p. MADDEN, witness Welsh m I
guest - -. -. 1853. s..s...s... IA
I. z. Wooten. witness Welsh IN !
NN21E -.s.s. zee. -. ....-..ss I'D
ii. Buam. witness welsh inquest rs Q
Non8. witness Welsh inquoat.. .11fn
p H|cFarland. witness welsh
l34UNA& s.ss.s.s.-.s 4. .-i...-.s re n
Lachey. witness Uelsh ~ G
4IEt rsss ,.s-.s - =. ....ss s-ss*s 80 =
- 81 &fct1IEs UztueE4 W1lEN ~ u
..lst -. -. a. ..s..ss,fs, 81
.........-...s.............. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25
(First published in Abilene weekly
Reflector December Is. 1871
NoTICE OF APPOTNTMExr

IN the r~aftef ~ TIE este t. ~ ean1s
vel X. Winemiiler. Decreased late 81
Dickinson county, KnnEaa
Notice is hereby given that en- fho
10th dap Of Decemher A. ID. 1913, the
underqiEned was by tie probate carrf
81 Dlck luqon ceunff, Kansas. a 1y rs
pointed and qualified as a1'i eIF6-
tor e the estate q 8arlnil Use
c1un1Es KEhsae All nsraors I11IlH-
e1ta4 ~ 4Mla se4la1as VITA fHan anhs -
ana NrFern fh1r1eelFeG Al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25

To whom 1t may concern:
Please take notice that ! am not
connected in business with, neither
am responsible for any business
transacted by J. A. Kean.
w. T. HACKER.
Carlton, Kan, Dec. 20, 1918. wit
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to extend thanks to
the neighbors and friends for floral
tributes and assistance in our be-
reayement. Mrs. Lizzie Cowperth-
wait, Mrs. Minnie Schwendener, AIR.
and Mrs. Henry Sprung. !.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25

the fact that Adelaide M. Branch,
good looking blonde. had been
living in the back room of his Of
flee for the last fifteen years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25

For sale market day. team Of bay
horses. VIII drive single OF double,
9 and years old. weight 1000.
One buggy. one single set Of drlv-
ing harness. Inquire @. n. Weber,
r. r. d. 2. Abilene. w23d1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25

First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector December 25. 1879
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25

Tie Grand cnayoR ia a
mile deep. miles wide and
painted II sunset huea.
A short and Inexpensive ode TIN
ssom main CalfDFnia line q ths
saau Fe. Ina Pulhman al lhe way.
RlIspaf nelei. management Pred
. Harvey, provides high.el1n accon-
u11iad1na
an yoc uould Iiks 5 knou sbSa
lle Csuyen b t1lf-iia Uur hook1sa
kilaa q cha,ss" Al f1gii
W. caEn. A.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-25
First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector December rs, 1879
BILLS ALLOWED
By the Board of County Commission
ers At Their Regular Meeting IN
December, 1918. @

E. 2. Morse, treasurer, scalp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03

mittee split on the bill OF Representa-
tive DiSer OF NahOniug county. a Re
puDiiCdn, To provide q recall for cleo.
i've ~ofhcialS. Finally IN" hill was re-
ported without recommendation IL
'hcsr Democrats were really sincere
IN their Efforts 10 improve The public
erNiC Republicans say. they would
devote e littl" time to dcvising a way
10 ger rid or undesirable public offices
ana less INN" 10 creating new Jobs
The anucUuccmcnf last week that
frrSld'ni elect Wilson had offered a
'd'In'i position fo Mayor y D. Baker
'i 'i'Nrldil. aroused much interest
i'ii'ltiI' tie - the only Ohio man
considered even remotely in rnnnoc.
Ion with 90 cabinet place. although a
IuludW SHhdl">. secretary OF IN. state
''drd 'I Agriculture. and a man who
i'l'Ft- 90 advertising. has been rails
'Hf l'iul'Il I-htninL rOd~ ali over
900 i'''hr}" stat" Farmers ORGAN
I<"'I'ns i7F" Endorsed him. and some
nouuriuS AIm so rho rural districts
81 ONO W"r" not solidlv back az him
bcmocra'- Oi Ohio believe that The
i~'.'"rt" state uUeaf 80 have q repre-
N'dfIF" loo frr rahinet. AXE ror-
i"i Na. U'-' deserving o. r@scoEni
'I.h '.'u amy one else. politics ron
~'f'rri urIt. because lie came Ol.
'urIf 1n thee hglt tor Wilson and
I"Nshf Harmon for the Ohio drlcgl.
'h d' over NturI As q rasul; 81
ilS ONO sent 3D. split delegation fu
ltHiiWoin ana the Wilson drlrraf,e
~iE'. fo him without 81 until
ii" very las' Baker SAYS Dc wants
70 '%nrfiru" a- mayor Of Cleveland.
peru r- SOM" DIV hp will seek frn
90 i"'OrtHiI u is rafo fo sas that
"mour mo Endorsements sent fo Mi.
sou in hr'7'f OF flc Cleveland MAYOR
'.'T" 't- H.' u from fu. rrlr.Dus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
Notice of Dissolution
Notice.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Nouce - HEREBY given that at a gen
eral meeting OF the stockholders OF the
. \. HOUSE MUSIC COMPANY. held
at the offices OF the said 1906
1897 Market street. Wheeling. West Viz
GINA. ON the first day Of March. 1919. a
stockholdeTs Of said company as fol-
Resolved. That this corporation. the
{. \. HOUSE MUSIC COMPANY. discon-
'inue the business OF the corporation on
and after the FIRST day OF April. 1913.
and surrender To- the state of West Viz
GINA its charter and corporate fran
chtsss. and after paying all OF It's debts
AMI Liabilities. divide its property anu
assets remaining among It's stocknold-
"r~. And TO this end. G. \. House. hay
inr IN thfs meeting agreed to do 50. may
take over IN" business. property and as
sets OF Said company. upon ms aging
10 al other stockholders FOR the shares
Of stock held by them. the par value OF
each share. with interest thereon ~
eight Ter cent per aunum from IN" time
Of subscription tt having been agreed
In this meeting bN all Of the ~toCknpld-
"Ts that this represents zoe true value
Of a share Of stock Of the said COM
panyl. and upon his assuming and be-
coming responsible for ali debss and liza
blliti"s OF Tire said company. the princt-
pal creditors OF said company. other
than e. 4 House himself. having agreed
IN writing TO accept said G. A House as
their debtor IN the place and stead OF
the said conn any. But no transfer OF
AAF lANNfAAN ~ AWE ANAAAidANH hNs AAs
payment 20 any stakeholder. shall be so
made until after publication "f the no
tiCe of this resolution as hereinafter
ami 10y statue provided.
The president shall cause a notice of
the adoption of this resolution To he
published IN th. Wheeling DAILY lhtcli.-
gencer. a newspaper published IN the
CITY OF Whselug. ONO county. West
Virginia tthiS being the place Of bust
ness Of this corporat4un', once a week
for at least four weeks. and To" snail
forthwith certify over has Strnatur"
and the seal Of this corporation a cupy
OF this resolution to tie SvCreta OF
state of West Virginia"
Given under my hand this First lay Of
March. 1919.
e.. :. HOUSE. President.
&. \. HOUSE Nj So COMPANY.
Additional Notice.
Mr.. g. \ House having acquired the
entire stock "f the e. y House Music
Company vii continue the business un-
der MS personal as hereto
fore with increased capital. and. n nos
sihl'. on broader business methods.
Thanking ia, public for "a patronage
that had mad. this tl- largest and most
popular music house "a the state, and
with the assurance that y Will he his
constant effort to merit e continuance
OF your generous patronage. We are
Very respectfully.
-. \. HOUSE MUSIC 60.
m~r-@-iU-ls-2I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
1000 illustrations i'm
%Intelligencer Bible
Three Hundred Additional Bibles
Secured From East
While They Last They Will Be Offered to Readers for STAG
Bible Regularly Sells for $7.5O-Send
Your Order In To-day.

. through a large eastern publishing company, the Intel
hgencer shortly after the holidays secured 1000 Holy Bibles.
containing 1000 handsome illustrations of Bible scenes.
Within a few weeks the entire consignment were disposed
.ot and helated orders were received. The Intelligencer was
informed that it could not secure any more books. but SUM-
day a third consignment containing 800 was received, to-
gether with a letter from the publishing house stating that
the books were overlooked in their stock room, and because
OF the pending orders from this paper had shipped the final
consignment. When this supply is exhausted no further
books can he received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
Send Your Order
In for One TODAY

Every home, practically, that the Intelligencer is read
IN has a Bible. but none have a Bible like the one offered by
this newspaper. 1t is a book could not he purchased for
many times the sum asked for. 1t is the greatest Bible offer
oI the century. If mothers desire to interest their children
IN me blnle they should secure one of these books. The
handsome illustrations at once grasp the chnd's interest in
the book.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
FOR SALE


FOR 6ALE-iIUn'ing. sporting. Watch
and Pet Dogs. Puppies of ail varieties
q Speciality ON receipt OF 10 cents We
will mali highly descriptive. illustrated
catalogue. which gives full Information
or ~ breeds of dogs. several breeds OF
cattle. sheep. swine. rabbits. ferr.ts.
lr,ro ISt - poultry and PIGEONS. %. J..
T.. l-andl-. Dept 80. heading. Pa.
mr---c
FOL SALE-tani truck SAT, and scales.
EVil phone 16-Is. Alteuhtlm. f-.S-i
FOR SALE-3O head of horses including
8 young draft mares weighing l,5O0
lbs. each. 4 pair OF matched teams -.
H l. Shocks stable. Fourth street, Ful
ton. II
FOR SALE-blivcr ~fypewutcr. GOOD
condition a.. d. Smith. clio Main St,
WnvelinS. Bell phone STIR. NstI 1851
NJ ia-i'-tf
foR sALE-HOuse On corner FIFTEENTH
IND Jacob rtreetS. Very desirable.
Enquire 50 Fifteenth street au-2T-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03

FUNtRAI ~DlKICTORS.
Louis l5CrtsChy

r~vI,oL u ElCfCR ANU
ARTENlAL ENbAtNER.
fi22 END ft-t Man Street
-taI.s Answered ia. rr S.gaf-
Sfura Iuoues ESQ
Vic O. Isrfschy. Igl Tbonc f2ScH
o. j Yer sDht Sal Il.aa 1903 y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
WANi ED@Maie tielp.

WANTED-LoromotNc Tlrrmen and
brhkcW'n for nearby Railroads. Wages
3" To- over Sl00 moHthlN. Promotion To-
~tt-lu"'r. conductor. Axe. IN-ss. expert
"u'- uuh"c"ssary. Np StrIk. I.ai'roaI
Employing headquarters. H.rIiue bus
many hundred men employed
monthly. state axe. send stamp Han
way Association. EcS intelligence.
mr-@-1U-1t-Ht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
Bruemmer D HHdebr5rd

tausre. Jirtrtors 900 nusalmsrs
FOR. rr sgd. .I H.I IHfI.f .fa
1seglcne -us lE-n - alu % gaG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
W~ANTED-Bright, act
i've boy, Is or is years
OF age, for wrapping de-
Partment. Apply at The
Hub, 18th and Market
Streets.

WAHrED-MarrieI man experienced in
farming. 20 worK ari reside on farm.
N"ir'sS bon $50. wheeling. ". Va.
mr-l-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-03
EOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Three romS. bath. electric
light. laundry and cellar. $1,000. rbr-
ter Ave. E4sWoud. T. -. Sarg-r. f-.s-l
TOR RENT rooms with bath. Pos
session ~ once. suitable Tor tw g-H-
i.''nen. Browne brothers. li-U Market
street f-9l-ff
ron REET-Tulce room apartments
first AMI second floors. 90. TW,ut,-
in.itl 50 Tuird floor apartment. cor.
J b. rutA -f"uItu ant OaaI..ut SIS Appiy
Irwin D-u- store. i-ts-tf
FOR RENT-Two looms and cellar COS
D." feet oa Term ual swatch. SJ-!JtL
II e-t II
o RENT 9s5-s5l MAIN STREET.
GOOD LOCATION FOR ROoMING
AID DCARDINO HOUSE Oh DWELL
ING JUS COON LOCATION FOR
n IS OR DESILBTE OFFICE
n EDS4DEHCE. TINE GROUNDS
AND hIVEH VIEW IN REAR.
81 L. HAMLLX
lO65is KAHN ST.
FoR REgr-BuiIding corner 10th anl
AAaFket Sts., formerly occupied by
Wing Livery Co. Address Geo. Il Neu-
hard, Elm Grove, ". Va, Bel phone
u
FOR RSET-N. ce!y fu-n.sh.c 3 and A.
r.om fats wltH hath, irr lgEt Luusr-
be ..aE rent reasonable ApJlS So -.
Iroht s.. AuG5-tf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

0lOStr M1OSlerQZla
sw. Wincentego a Paulo
w ZDUNACH
W Wielk. Ksiestwie Poznahskiem
gdzie przebywal ma kuracyi.
1912 :
Dzieh Zaduszny.
+
Dziei Zaduszny 1912
w ZdunaCh
W Wielkiem Ks1estWie P0Z na11skie
Przysz}a lima 2 MIA sniezyca,
Bijcie Judy ma Ba}kanie
Barbarzy6c6w p6lksiezycia,
z wami wszyscy So Sfowianie,
My tez polskich matek dzieci,
Modify zanosim "a wami,
Mech wan boju sfonce swieci,
Jak pod Wiedniem nam z Tuykami.
Tam Sobieski niemc6w zgraje,
z paszczy Turk6w% wydobywa,
A co teraz "a to dale,
Germa1ska nacja parszywa?!.
Kradnie bez przestanku kradnie,
Prastare nasze wfasnosci,.
Szczeka ~jeszcze re to }adnie, "
Il wed}ug sprawiedliwosci!
TAX i wy Bracja Sfowianie,::
T}uszcze Turk6w poniszczycie,
A niemcy niechrzeScianie
Naprz6d ciesza sic choc skrycie.
Bo przysiagfbym tysiac razy
Wyjedza wan z Way zupe,
Zabiora wan tez i Way =,
Moze zostawia chafupe...
Lecz to tylko do czasu,
Bo i faska ich %ustanie...
Wkr6tce bez wiele ha1asu:
"Daj cha}upe S%iowijanie!
S}owianie! ola mas nauka:
Psie syny, niemcy ME ludzie,
Polityczna nasza sztuka,
Zawrzec i trzymac ich W budzie!
podp. rs. Kahn: Kobylniski.
Dan 10 Zdamoch 10 klasz,orze
Pro vera copia
KS. L. LEICHERT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

echo z Afryki" katolicki,
illustrowany miesiecznik mi
syjny. b}ogoslawiony pre-
|Ich SWAT. LEONA XIII i
PIUSA x, wychodzi W jezy-
ku polskim, czeskim, s}o.
wia6skim, niemieckim, fran.
cuskim, w}oskim i portugal
skim, staraniem Sodalicyi
sw. Piotra kIawera.
Cena rocznie W Austryi
1 kor. SO hal; W Niemczech
1 NIX. SO fen.; W Rosyi l rb.;
W Ameryce go ct.
Administrators i ekspedy-
eva: Krakow. vi. 6w. Amy 4.
Ofiary ola misyi afrYkah-
skich MONA .przesy}at albo
do Krakowa, a]bo wprost. do
genera)nej kierowniczki So
dalicyi sw. Piotra, hr.. Maryi
t. Led6chowskiej, Rzym via
delPAlmata Is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

0 MAkO co ME utopi4 sic
v sobote okofo p6lnocy ry.
:oak J6zef hunda, W jeziorze
7ino6skim. Przypadek wy
'arzyi sic ma wprost u]icy
Walnut; mieszka6cy W tel o.
'<olicy slyszeli oko)o LEI go
'ziny wo}anie O pomoc i "a
az sic domySlali, ze gtos po-
:hodzi cd strony jeziora, re
>tos musiai sic za}amac ma
odzie i valley re smiercia.
poniewaz wolanie o pomoc
'ylo coraz sfabsze, udafo
Vie kilka os6b do je>iora z
(ragami, drabinami, sznura-
nj, pr6bowano dcsta6 sic do
:onacego. ale PRONE by}y wy
sikh. Zawezwano straz 90.
iarna, zanim ia jednak ma.
lesz}a, zdolano dostac sic do
tonacego "a pomoca rozciaga-
mel drabki; zdawa{o eie, ja-
kcby on ]nz wszystKie silly
utraci}. Policyanci Schoeuig
i Baumgartner zblizyli sic
nareszcie do niego i polly
wego wyciagneli . woody. Ia.
niesiono 20 do najblizsze go
mieszkania Georgia Dappy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

Holisler'a Rocky Noun
tain herbata czy6ci krew,
wzmacnia nerwy, reguluje je.
|ita, pomaga nerkom, leczy
rhorobe zoladka, odludowu-
je nerwy naprawia skutki
choroby z przejedzenia. Her.
bata lub tableciki, IS. cent6w
W apiece Brown'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20
Do KalifOrnii

Try pospieszne najlepsze
pociagl. dziennie, kazdy wspa.
piale urzadzcny z wszelkiem
przepychamy ola podr6znych
The San Francisco Over
land Limit ed, The Los Ange
les Limited i kalifornijski po'
cztOWV.
Po}aczenie tent pociagami
zast6sowane ma wszystkich
miejscach stacyjnych kolei
North Western. Opisy, rezer-
wowanie miejsc zupe}ne in.
formacye udziela ma zadanie
agenci sprzedajacy bilety ko
lei Chicago j North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20
z pred lat rs.
Pod tymna1l6wkiem -hedziemy p0dawaG "
kazdym numerze = isruga'' najwatniejszs
sprawy oR6lne ] miejscowe.

-= t. .#*tA-.E4
Dnia 20. b. m. umar} W
Winonie Kodak nasz lzy3or
.Gawrych pocbodzacy re sta
rego kraju 2 Cbojnic.
Wikaryat apostolski Dako-
ia, posiada $50 koscioi6w
"a stacye z 80 ksiezmi. Pc
siada 2 a%kademie, szko}e
przemyslowa ola chlopc6w i
takaz ola dziewczat oraz szpi-
tai. Ludnos6 k:tolicka wy
nosi $4,000 dusz.
Z Pucka W Dakocie pisze
nasz correspondent: By1bym
PREDICT pisa}, ale czskalem,
azeby tych wszystkich zmarz-
fych znalezli, o kt6rvch ga
zety tyle pieza, cobym m6gt
podac dok}adna liczbe.
Sledziiem "a owym Charles
B. naszego Day County,
GO wozi poczte Webeter
do Fort Siseton, lecz dowie-
izia}om sic, ze znajduje sic
pomiedzy zywym', lecz by}
njeborak raz W te DUE MIRO.
~ W wielkiem nietezpie.
czehstwie.
Blizzard spotkai 60 4 mile
pred Fort Siseton. Jak wi
dial re dalej ME mole, wy
przag} konie / pu6cif, sam
sanki p%rzewr6cil, owina} sic
" derry, wlazf pod sanki j
leza} spokojnie godzin "a.
NAL prey sobie cwierc wo}o.
why, co ia wioz} zo}nierzom
DO fortu, i by}o mu tam
niezle pod sankami.
Ale W nocy 1wilk6w sic
pozesz}o i Gala noe sic gryz-
fy PREY sankacli. Pewnie ME
to bardz6 przyjemnie
czfowiekowj, co O dwie stopy
I'd sieb'e siysza17 sprzecake o
I'VE w}asne cialo.
Ma drugi dzieh wzia} MECH
pocztowy, poszedi do fortu,
swoja biede, a
zo1nierze zrobili kolekte,
zebrali 40 dolar6w i jemu
.arowali, a konie znalezli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

W SASIEDNIM Pine Cree
ku, odbyio sic ma poczatku
biezacego tygodnia, W ponie-
|dzia}ek, wtorek j 6rode,
czterdziesto godzinne nabo-
ze6stwo. Do pomocy Wiel.
ks: Jakubowi Cara przybyli
,nastepujacy Ksieza: Przewie-
lebny ks. J. Pacholski Wiel.
ks. J. Grabowski, Wiel. ks.
d. Reszka z Winony Wjel.
ks. A. Kryjewski z Minnea-
polls, Prev. ks. A. Cara z
Independence, Wiel. ks. J.
Rayski, z North Greek i
Wiel. ks. Kufel, z La Crosse.
Z WinonY spor) os6b bralo
udzial " naboze1stwie, kt6re
sic zakohczy1o uroczysta
procesya.
-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

Siedzenie W domu przez
Gala d}uga zima robi krew
siaba, nastr6j }atwiej chwyta
zaziebienie i chorobv. Holi-
sierra Rocky Mountain her.
tata jest najlepszem limo
wen lekarstvem, niszczy "a
ziebienie i choroby, utrzyma
wan zdrowie przez Gala zine.
% cent6w, herbata Tub table,
ty. w apiece Brown'a,
Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20
WlADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE

OkROPNA smiercia zgi~
nal 20 letni Stanis}aw Wa
chowiak, syn J6zefa Wacho%
wiaka, sam. pod mr.. 95S
wsch. King ul. Stanis}aw "a.
trudniony byl ma farmie
Bundy'ego, niedalego pc za
n,iastem. w sobote przybyi
on 10 miasta ably sic ucieszyc
i z swym kolega Julianem
Ostrowskim poszedf wiec1o-
rem ma przedstawienie DO
dziesie6 centowego tea.
trzyku. Pc przedstawieniu
wstapili obaj do salonu, a po-
tenn, poniewaz juz by}o p6z-
no udaii sic ma spoczynek.
Wachowiak ME poszed1 do
domu swych rodzic6w, lecz
do latowej ,kuchni Ostrow-
kich 977 wsch. King III. kt6.
ra siuzy}a kilku m!odym
ludziom "a miejsce ich zgro-
madze1. Tam sporzadzili pos
}anie W bliskosci pieca, "
kt6rym rozniecono ogie6.
Oslrowski uda1 sic do swej
sypialni. Oko}o trzeciej 60.
dziny rano spostrzezono O.
glen gdy juz dach kuchni
sic palil Straz puzarna uga-
si}a og'e6 j dopiero W ten
czas znaleziono zweglone
zw}oki Stanis{awa Wachowia-
ka. Matka gdy sic dowiedzia-
Ia o nieszczesciu, jake spot
ka}o jej syna prawie W roz-
rczpacz popada}a.
Pogrzeb Stanis|awa Wa
:howiaka obby} sic we wto'
rex z kosciola Sw. Stanisla-
wa K. - Wieczny odpoczy.
mex race mu. dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20
POdZiek0Wanie.

Szanowny Panic Myszka!
Dziekuje Panu "a pudo}ko
pigulek, kt6re mi Pan przy-
sla}e6 ma zaziebienie i katar
DO bedac zaziebiony musia-
lem wiete kaszlec, lecz- pc
spozyciu paru pigu}ek Pan.
skiego wyrobu kaszel j cara
zem b6le g}owy predko usta.
PLY.
TAX samo i ten Olej twego
wyrobu Olei 6w. Barbary,
jest bardzo skutecznym, DO
majac bole W palcach u n5g
cd odcisk6w, ze czasami ze
snu lem sic przebudzai q
gdy posmarowaiem tym Ole.
jem b6le zaraz usta}y, q vice
iestem ci Panic wdzjeczny i
po}ecam Gle panic Myszka
szanownej publiczno6ci.
JAN GkUPA,