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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
z NIW .POLSKICH
" AME!RYCE

| CHICAGO, Ill. .Czterolet.
MIA Elzbieta kYczewska, 164e
Augusta ul., Poparzyla sic
smiertc}nie cd ma. niei "a
tli}a sic sukieRa Cd palace.
go sic papierd, zostawione
go Ma podfodb przy piecu.
Matka owine}a c6reczke "
koc i ptomieiie st}umi}a,
lecz "a MIN lekkrz sic zjawi}
dziecko wyzionelo juz ducha.
- Bracia Antoni i Fran
ciszek Bronke Jan Lang
uznani zosta)i winnymi do
konania napadn dnia 22 go
grudnia ma J6zefa Bilberga-
lis, W szynku jego pnr. 1901
Mariana ul. Sedzia Torrison
skaza} braci Bronke pa "a
placenie $25 kary, a Langa
tylko ma 5.
Ze Starego Kraju przy-
jecha}a W tych dniach pani
Anna .Jediowska poszukiwa-
jac swtgo meza j tymczaso,
wo zamieszkala pm. 1850
Metropolitan III Niswidziafa
meza cd 1898 r., gdy WYE
chal dn Ameryki, ;Niedawno
napisa1 do niei, by przyje-
cbala do Chicago. TAX tez u
czyni}a. Przvjechawszy do
domu swej 2amezne) s'ostry,
pani Maryanly Wea Of, u
kt6rej maj jej, Antoni Jed.
}owski, sic stofowa}, dowie'
dzia}a sic, ze czuly ma|zonek
wyprowadzii sic pred TREE
ma miesiacami. Biedna ko.
beta uda!a sic vice prosba
o pomoc IA stacye policyjna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
EPERNAY, 6 stvcz1ia.

EPERNAY, 6 stycznia. =
G. Valecin, zawiedziony "
mi}oScl, postanoHi sic zabic;;
strzelif do sie... chybii; por.
wal n6z, pchna} sic pod kt6.
res zebro - i n6z sic zgiaf,
czy zlamal! Zrozpac4ony, jail
sic ostatecznego srodka j
wsadzii W gebe nab6j dyna-
mitowy! To mu dopiero da}o
rade, DO mu czaszke rozsadzi-
10 ma cwierci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

GENEVA. Szwajcarya, 6
stycznia. Szwajcsrski profe'
sor Gilard, zostai powo}any
ma nauczyciela carewicza, o
kt6rego zdrowiu pocieszajace
kraza wie6cj; podobno ma sic
on juz zupelnie dobrze i
szybko do sii powraca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
Empire. Udaje sic tego vie.
czOra do niegO komitet q

Empire. Udaje sic tego vie.
czora do niego komitet z
gn;azda Sokol6w ma Jadwigo.
vie aby dowiedziec sic kiedy
Zbyszko moze odbyc wake ma
doch6d gniazda Sokoia. Tym
razem przeciwnikiem Zbysz.
ka bedzie nieznany dotad ST.
LACE rosyjski. Zapasy Zbyszka
prawdopodotnie z litewskim
si1aczem Bakszewiczemz z Chi
cago odbeda sic W hall Kos
ciuszko. w tych dniach do-
n1osa 0 tenn plakatami.
w poniedziafek bawi} tn
p Ralf Modrzejewski inzynier
mostowy zChicago i odbYt
konferencye z mavoreru
Whitlock i dyrektorem Co.
we'll W sprawie krzyz6wki ko-
lei Pennsylvania blisko no.
wego mostu Cherry ulicy.
Postanowiono, ze tory ma;a
bye przeprowadzone ponad
do iazdem do mostu.
- Herbert Pryka lat Is Ii
czacy, oskarzony o kradziez,
zosta} skazany do domu po-
prawy W Mansfield przez
sedziego Chittenden. Pryka
mia} bye z kilku innymi
chicpakami kt6rzy zabrali
drogie bizuterye ze skladu Ro-
via r Scott.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

/ odiaczyc cd Konstyntego, :
wzbronic mu wstepu do jegc
wlasnego domu = a on z ta'
ka ochota zblizai sic do tego
domu, pe2en nadziei, ze mo-
ze " willie iona sic pogodzi
z MIN i znowu zaczna zycie
szczes|iwe, jak z poczatku.
Zawi6df sic srodze. " tel
chwili wzburzenie zapanowa-
10 ned 1ozsadkiem, W umy-
Sic jego powstaia straszna
chec zemsty.
Wdarl sic przez piwnice do
domu, wpelzf po cicbu do
stancyi zony i tesciowej. Ko'
biety spa1y. Konstanty po
malel chwili namyslu dob.yi
nabity revolver, zblizy} sic
do f6zka zony, a wyczuwszy
jej po}ozenie, da} strzal ]eden
do niej, drugi do tesciowej,
sam zas schowa} SIC pod l6z-
ko. Czekal widocznie ma o.
statnie jch tchnjenie. Kule
obie cbybi}y lekko raDiac 10.
ne i tesciowa. Ia ostatnia po-
czela wo}ac . ratnnek g}o'
sem strasznym, pe}nY1n gro
zy i bojazni = zonje prze
strach zamkna! CLOS W krta-
III. w tenn rozlegf sic strzal
trzeci pod }6zkiem q po Din1
bluzg krwi j rzezenie, ostat-
MIA skarga zycia ma tym pa
dole lez. Zaswiecono swiat}a
" domr i przekonano sic
ze Konstanty juz ME zy}.
Zabrano zw}oki tu}acza do
kostnicy miejskiej, kt6re
spoczna wkr6tce ma ziemi
obcej, daleko strzechy ro-
dzinnej, jako niedosz}ego
raordercy i samob6jcy.
- o wzg]edy pewnej pan
ny ma Frankfordzie stara}
sic Aleksander Lewandowski
10 to letni m}odzieniec za-
mieszks}y poo Mr.. 5419 Sti.
les ul. Posiada} on jednak ry-
wala, kt6ry jak mu sic ida
wa}o wieksze W oczach PAN
ny znajduje wzgledy.
w dzie6 Bozego Narodze.
MIA pomiedzy rywalami PREY.
szlo do spotkania W do ru
damv ich serca.
Pomiedzy rozkochanymi
m}odzie1cami przysz}o do
starcia L Lewandowskiego
wYproszono "a drzwj. Naza
iutrz Lewandowski wni6sl
prosbe do Superintendenta
Policy Robincona o udziele-
ME mu pozwolenia ma utrzy-
broni palnej. Superin-
tendent nrosbe przes}a} do
Cyrku}u policyinego na
+ EranktOrdZle.
Zarzadzone sledztwo kt6re
wykazalo, 70 Lewandows Ii
posiada juz 38 kalibrowy
Browning, kt6ry zawsze nosi
prey sobie kt6rym sic od-
graza. Wobec tego Lewan-
dowsk;ego osadzono " aresz-
Gle, aby zapobiedz szkodom
jake zawiedziony " swej
mi}o6ci mlodzieniec m6glby
wyrzadzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

PETERSBURG, s stycznia
-Carewicz wstaje juz !:
}6zka j chodzi po pokoju;
stan jego zdrowia popra.
via sic z dnism kazdym;
to podaje of.cyalny biuletyn,
dodajacy, ze carewicz rodsi~
cami W Carskiem Stole prze-
bywa. Tymczasem inne, ME.
oficyalne telegramy podaia
carewicza ,,incognito" o"wywie-
ziono do poiudniowej Fran.
cyl IA kuracye: gdzie - o.
trzymane " tajemn;cy...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

PEKIN, 6 stycznia. - Za-
warto tn -nareszcie wstepne
portraktacye co do wielkiej
pozyczki. dla Chin, kt6re cd
sze6ciu mocarstw: Anglii, Ja-
ponii, Stan6w Zjed., Fran
cyl Niemiec ] Rosyi maja o.
trzymac 125 milion6w nye-
now: obrano komisye spe-
cyalna, kt6ra u}ozy warunki
szczeg6}owe j okre6]i zobo-
wiazania Chin wzgledem po-
szczeg6lnych wierzycieli, O.,
raz odpowiednie gwaraocye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

z KIJOWA donosza, ze
tamtejsi studenci urzadzili
strajk trzydniowy ola zapro-
testowania l'rxeciwko tortu
rowaniu wiezni6w politycz
nych po katorgach sybir-
skich: urzadzoao tez demon
stracye, W ciagu kt6rej vie
lu aresztOwanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

netrznych wa6nj: gdy maszy-
ni5ci ME chcieli po dobremu
ustapic, rzucono sic ma Mich i
wyrzucono ich przemoca ze
sail.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

cie jednak dr.. Danew, glow
ny parliamentary bu}garski
mia} sic wyrazic, ze jesli dzi'
siaj ME us}yszy, il Turc.
Ispe}nia g}6wny warunek Bu}
garyi: to - pakuje manatk
Ii wraca do domu". DR.. Da
new o6wiadczy}, ze nigdy je
czesze armia bulgarska ME
zuajdowa}a sic W lepszym
stanie ! gotowosci do walki
niz W chwi|i obecnei: duct
panuje " niej doskonafy, wy
poczeta jest i syta, stan zdro'
wotny mic ME pozostawia dc
zyczenia: akcya wojenna -
dalsza rozpocze}aby sic zara2
jutro, naidalej " Srode. Po-
dobno buigarscy przedstawi-
ciele ME ma]a nadziei, aby
Turcya ustapi}a i So "a ma
tych miastowem zerwaniem
uk}ad6w, Podobniez Grecy
'oswiadczyli, re pod zadnym
warunkiem nie zr2ekna sic
wysp egejskich i Krety i
r6wniez So "a zerwaniem i
daIsza wojna. Sytuscye m6gI-
by radykaInie odmienic upa'
dek Adryanopala zdobyc;e
80 przez sprzymierzonych,
lada dnia oczekiwane: wtedy
Turcy musieliby sic pogodzic
2 eytuacya,. ale prawdopodob:.
ME Bufgarzy podyktowaliby
i'm warunki znowu o wiele
ciezsze. >.
SOFIA, 6 grudnia. Kraza
pog}oski ze Turcy, targujqc
sic, zamyslaja ustapic Bu}ga-
ryi Kirk.Kilissei, a Grecyi
Krete, lab tez prawa do tel
wyspy zdac zupe}nje ia mo.
carstwa. Podobniez Turcya
obowiazuje sic nieSc forty.
fikacye Adrvanopola odsta.
pi cze6c jego wilaretu Butga-.
ryj. W odpowiedzi ma to-
wszystko, Bulgarya powiada,
2e ia wlos ME odstqpi Cd
swoich zadah, ze Adryano~
pol dostac musi ale da " MIN
Turkom wolno<c re]igijna.
Londyn, Is stycznia. -Wo-
bee nieporozumieh partyj-
nych ma punkcie proiekto-
wanej autonomii ola Irlan-
dyi, Rad drawdopodobnie be.
die zmuszony rozwi4zaG par.
lament i przeprowadzi nowe
wybory pod hastem swojego
projektu autonomicznego
(Eome Rule).
-Donosza tn z Delhi W
lndyach ze wicekr6I, bar
Hardinge, Da ktorego nie-
dawno zamach zbrcdniczy p0-
pe}nioao,, przyczem zosta}
ciezko raniony, ma
sic znacznie gorzej i zyciu
jego grozi powazne niebez
pieczenstwo: zachodzi Ottawa
komplikacyi, u nawet gan
greny.
w sam Nowy Rok ma
walnem zsbraaiu robotni.
czych uni wyrzucoue prze.
mocq 20 sail siedniu cz}on-
k6w zarzadu iedne; z mai.
wiekszych uni maszynist6w
ma:acej 10000 czionk6w:
by} to rezultat jakich6 view.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

PETERSBURG 6 stycznia.
Rada Pa1stwai Du ma uchwa.
lily znies ienie cstateczne re-
sztek 2ale7ncsci ch}opa i pod
da1slwa, jake do teraz pre-
trwalo ma Keukazie; kiedy
przed Sc |aty W Rosyi znie-
siono pa6szczyzne, Kaukaz z
tego wy}aczono dla specyal-
nych przyczyn i-teraz ;eszcze
by]a opozycya sitna przeciw-
ko uwlaszczeniu tamtejszych
chlop6w, ale ma skutek o
1nterw encyi premiera
Kokowcewa,. kt6ry cam "a
wn!cskiem uw}as7czajacym
W Dnmie i W Ra-
die Pehstwa, sprawa prze'
sz}a bez wjeksxej trudno6ci.
= Car skaza} brata swego
W. ks. Micbafa ma wvgnanie
z Rosyi pozbawienie wszel'
kich wilej6w rodziny CO.
"a to, ze czeni} sic
OIL pewna panna, ME pod
lug,,mysli rodziny carskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

BERLIN, 6 stycznia. No.
wy Rok obchodzouo tn W
dziki, czysto ameryka6ski -
jak sic prasa wyraza - spo
sob: strzelanina, pijatyka
orgie na mjescie i popo'
ZACH wszelakich trwa}y ME-
lodwie noe Gala: bijatyk tez
by1o co niemiara: policya
mia}a pc}ue rece robo}y.
z ca}ego $wjata nadcho
dza kondolencye powodu
zgopu ministra spraw zagra''
nicznych kiderlen Waechte'
ra: miedzy innymi telegrafo.
wal i minister stanu amery
kahski Kuox; kto bedzie ma.
stepca zmar|ego, uie wiado-
mo; m6wia i pisza 0 ks, Lich.
nowskym, obecnym ambasa.
dor:e W Londynie, oraz 0 hr.
Bernstorffie; ambasadorze "
Waszyngton'e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
The Old Rubber-Neck.

Which remains today at $7.75.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
The Man Who Walks

The ability to get from one place to
it's advantages. Yet II may mean an
actual loss OF much that makes life
worth while. The peripatetic school
Of philosophy has In the past given
10 the world it's best insight into IT,
self. and the real studies of today are
not those made from the window OF
the fast-moying car or through the
goggles OF the man at the steering
wheel.
II is the man who walks that
touches nature and humanity direct.
lie seeks not only the dust of travel
that hangs over the roadway, but the
moss on the old roof and the trailing
vine that runs across the wall, and
in these he learns the lessons that
bring quiet ana content to the troub-
led soul. With men. as well. the foot
traveller learns to segregate the in
iividual from the mass, and gains by
ANALYSIS an understanding OF the ele-
ments that go TO the making OF the
genius of the people as a whole.
Each new and fresh experience thus
acquired tends 10 an increased sym
pathy with the private aims or the
many. Through this intimate con-
tact with men and lgAure. the man
that walks becomes an interpreter OF
parallels. and at last arrives at a
sort OF pentecostal state whereby he
can so speak that each will hear III
his own tongue and understand. he
yond and better than all this VIII be
the recovery for him of the antique
world. OF that age In which the gamut
OF human experiences was run with
In very circumscribed areas he Will
know, then, that the tragedies or lite
can be fought ont between Dan and
Beersheba just as completely and as
truly as though the whole map OF Eu-
rome we're the scene of conflict. and
that the go!r. up to Horeb encom-
pass every spiritual aspiration, even
AS the going down from Jerusalem TO
Jericho stands for the full history or
the human race viewed apart from
divine protection. He will appreciate,
as never before. what Thoreau meant
when he said that he had Travelled
much In Concord" And the automo-
bile. with all It's lure. will become 10
him as mathematical abstraction.
signifying merely the shortest time
between two given points, whereas
life and it's meanings lie in the pleas
ant and quiet MISUNDERSTANDING
Post.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
RAYMOND w. PULLMAN.
times Washington Bureau. No. I0'
~. n. .Iy...IIs.D

Times Washington Bureau. No. 704
Metropolitan Bank building
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-Ohicials
throughout the ten federal depart
ments have al
Government ready begun TO
Exhibits make the plans
for the govern
ment exhibits at the Panama.Pacific
international exposition. to be held
in San Francisco In 1915. President
Wilson has named government ex-
hibit board, composed OF Assistant
Secretary Adolph. G. Miller OF the In
terror Department, DR.. $. w. Stratton.
head OF the bureau OF standards. and
Or. Frank Lamson-Scribner OF the
bureau OF plant industry. James C..
Boykin. chief OF the editorial divis-
ion of the bureau Of education and one
OF the most experienced men In the
government service in work on gov
eminent exhibits for world fairs, has
been selected as assistant To the men,
bers OF the exhibit board
Assistant Secretary Miller. who Is
chairman OF the board. has worked
ut r-N'im'narv plans for the exhibit.
and the officials with whom he has
talked believe that the coming expo
stion in San Francisco will have
what will be the most original gov
eminent exhibit which has ever been
brought together at worlds fair,
and perhaps the most extensive. The
last Congress appropriated $685.
for the purpose OF installing. main
tanning and returning the various
government exhibits which will he
assembled and shown at the Panama
Pacific fair.
In outlining some of the features of
the governments exhibit at the Pan
ma-Pacific international exposition,
Chairman Miller, who Is native Cali
fornian, has called attention TO the
natural advantages of San Francisco
for some OF the most important er-
hibits. Many of these natural ad-
vantages will not only make II posi-.
bic for the government TO bring to-
gether an exhibit which will be in.
teresting In every way, but because
OF them II will also be possible 10
economize greatly in the expenditure
OF money 10 install and maintain the
exhibits In fact, for some Of the ex.
hibits IL will be possible 10 provide
for them at an exceedingly small ex-
ira cost
The naval exhibit is one instance
| In which a saving will be made be-
cause Of San Francisco's natural ad.
vantages. In many parts OF the conn-
try there are thousands of people
who have never seen a battleship. At
some OF the worlds fairs held inland
| II has been necessary to construc' an
| imitation battleship on the water
front at the expense OF thousands OF
dollars, which AT the best was only a
moor imitation Of the real thing In
| San Francisco II will he possible IN
show visitors through modern
dreadnouyht which is not fakrd In
any respect. and which Is ready Ia
steam ont Of the Golden Gate into
the Pacific on a moments notice. II
II were needed for sea duty The
same applies to the real exhibits OF
disappearing guns. Al some fairs
either large models have had 70 be
Installed at great expense or the guns
had 10 be shipped and nut NJ and
then dismounted and freiehted bacl,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
Confusion.

Senator Thornton. OF Louisiana,
was talking about the tariff bill. which
he opposed on account OF the free
sugar clause.
This bill" he said, will land the
sugar industry. the cane sugar indus
try. in almost irremediable confusion.
THE sugar industry VIII be as
badly off, alas, as the government
mule
This government mule was left at
the Nola Chuckv station in charge OF
bncie Wash White! It's destination
was on a label tied by string to
the right foreleg.
We'll, before the mule could be
got aboard the car, II managed to
reach down and eat its label. When
Uncle Wash discovered this he threw
up his hands and roared:
What l gwine ter do WV dish we're
mule now? He done ct up de place
whar he's gwine teri
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
displayed excellent judgment surrounding himself with

displayed Judgment surrounding himself with competent
sstan
particularly regab that Prosecutor Shepherd should be thus
interrupted annoyed office bong under its
present heavy load
the Doodle prosecutor wrestling
much to this city
The vital the people by at stake
matter which depends the future of Detroit and the welfare Of
Detroits people
We official his that the charges brought
against inspired
We incline the other hand opinion that the compliments
and without stopping
give credit the good work he has done
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03

She-l saw your friend. Mr.. Smith.
several times last summer. and every
time met him happened to be in
my bathing suit.
He-Yes. he told me he had seen
good deal Of you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
POOR PAY FOR AN ENTHUSIASTIC
AND COURAGEOUS PUBLIC OFFICER

Charges against Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd
rem performance duty fled with Gov Ferris
by Ferris with the general the state
There compliments against the prosecutor.
Dairy and Food Commissioner Heme who
the dope Aid Edward Bar
Hem complains that the Barnett
by Shepherd up point being abruptly terminated by
responsible
under the law
dairy complains the additional
protested vigorously the discharge
Of
complainant Publisher Nimmo Of the weekly Detroit
Saturday Night Shepherd against
fake tuberculosis cure"
publisher his zeal and his in his
attempt get manufacturer but his
letter Shepherd legal authority under
which proceed.
The Time. desires to state in this connection long
wagd quack quackery general has
found far willing with it than
were o his predecessors to whom appealed
lacking the matter backbone ndposed
fight along authority would permit him fight
grants the hearing he has requested
believe the will be all in favor of the accused
Prosecutor Shepherds experience lawyer
has limited
This point raised against him his campaign for election and
point which he conceded
nevertheless continue the position which he
appointed the judges and the WHY he
\ elected plain.
supported the few months he
by appointment he DID THINGS.
accomplished these months under Shepherd
than it had in years. I
HE WENT AFTER THE SLOT MACHINES AND HE PUT THEM
! OUT OF BUSINESS
HE WENT AFTER THE BLIND PIGS" CLOSED THEM UP
HE WENT AFTER THE BUCKET SHOPS LANDED THEM IN
COURT
HE WENT AFTER LOAN SHARKS FORCED THE WORST oE
THEM OUT OF BUSINESS OTHERS COMPLY WITH
THE LAW
HE WENT AFTER QUACK FIRM OF DIS. T. K. LANDED
ONE OF IT'S MEMBERS CORRECTION AND DROVE
\ THE OTHER INTO CANADA
WHEN ALDERMANC CASES WERE PUT UP TO HIM ON THE
EVE ELECTION ANNIHILAT0N BY TAX
MG OFF HIS COAT DECLARING THAT HE WOULD PUSH THE
CASES TO THE LIMIT, AS HE is DOING.
call Prosecutor Shepherd and find him
disposed lacking the courage to act
have made mistakes.
possibility such thing lies plainly the fact that like the
rest Of he is human.
But faithful jealous hardwokng official
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scooped reporter would have to say
on the subject.
Ger Tammany's there's settled
A something like pail;
All the leaders are in mourning,
There is crepe upon the hall.
There's a sort of gen'ral feeling
Things are runnin' of the track
Since Brady gave the money
Murphy says he handed back.
Table note: Chill sauce goes good
with land the tomatoes were from
our own. garden
The stoves in the d. o. X. cars have
no kick coming on the hours they put
In.
The income tax makes IL worth
thousand dollars a year to a man to
get married, or sort OF equalizes the
matter Of the cost of coal
Which remains today at $1.15.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
From Another Point of VielU

telephone
But nobody introduced that telephone number
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-06
CARDUT WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
After Operation Failed 60 Help
Cardli Worked Like a Charm.

JonesviIe, S. CT suffered with
womanIy trouble" writes Mrs. ] S.
Kendrick. IN letter from this place
land at times, could not bear to stand
on my feet The doctor said j would
never be any better. and that would
have to have an operation, or would
hive a cancer.
went to the hospital. and they oper
ated on me. but got no better. They
said medicines would co nc no good,
and thought would. have to die
At last I tried CarduI. and began to
improve, so continued using It Now,
I am wei, and can do ny own work
don't feel any pains.
Ca-Gui worked Ike charm"
There must be merit in this purely
vegetable. tonic remedy, for women
cardui-cor it has been IN successful
use for more than so years, for the
treatment OF womanly weakness and
disease.
Please try It. for your troubles
N B-Wrife To- L1dirs. Asvfsory Dsr,. GAas:a;,
noon Mesicne Co. ChzftannoSa. Tenn for SpecSG
EuxfT7Erfio3R and 6y1-rare henE. Hone Irel1nn1nn
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many parts of the United States and
the forty-five countries abroad
where the car is regularly sold IN
some places, cusomers wrote IN 70
the factory. the procuring OF batter
les and other electrical supplies
proved q dimcult matter.
= Heeding the suggestions of these
users. .t1se, eo5ciaIs OF the corpora
.iton decided to make eEt5er electric
or gas lights regular equipment ard r
now buyers have only to designate
their choice in lIghrng systems
Either electrical or gas lights 4FFaltd
.reSiszorg sregn.. -finish are suQpded At
the Sssnig STANDARD RICH price.
Beside he rfeh, red color, which
mas sen a fnctive rich char
.aeterssE since the COMPANY was
formed and the car launched, less
than two years ago, buyers may no"
have a beautiful Russian green finish
"a color which sets, on me appear
aace- OF che car to even greater ad-
vantage than ever. The new. co2oE
announcement was appropriately
timed. coming as it did, when new
spring fashions in everything were
being. faaedueed.
Henry Bennett. OF Brown, who Is
the agent for RICH cars in this ter
ritory. will gladly give any other in
formation regarding this popular
car
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WALLACE
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rspEesAL eosREuroMoGNeEs
WALLACE, May Sunday was the
regular preaching day at Smith 5
Baptist church. In addition to regular
services there were eight persons bap-
tied. The ceremonies were performed
by the pastor, the Rev: William Bau-
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Bruce Bennett and
daughter, of sardis. were guests OF
relatives here Saturday and Sunday
Messrs. Albert and Lambert Barnes.
OF shinnston, spent Sunday with their
brother. E. Fletcher Barnes, who is
at present with his son, A. L. Barnes,
and in poor health
The wallace Bank has installed a
much needed improvement. It being
safety deposit boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Fleming, OF
clarksburg. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ash, in the DAVIDSON
addition recently.
Miss Mabel Lambert was calling on
Miss Georgia Davis on Middle run
Saturday night.
Page Robinson. of Sedalia, spent
sunday with his father. L. E. Robin
son. who IS on the sick list.
Miss Larnie Allen has returned
home after spending several days IN
cIarksburg visiting friends
]. E. Hamilton. who for number
of years had been an employe Of the
South Pen OIL Company. recently To-
Gated at strfngtown, has moved here.
locating in the John ". Davis prop
erty IN the east end OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Boggess. Of
Paden city. are spending few days
here with friends and relatives.
Festus Robinson recently treated
his dwelling with new galvanized
roof The work was done by Bruce
Lyon. OF Alliance
Miss Adah Robey and Daisy Davis.
who are attending College at Salem
spent few days here with their par
ents recently.
mrs n ]. Kemper. who had spent