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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
Kinnickinnic Valley Picture
Makes A Hit AT Madison

photographer NJ. e Shepard, of
this city, recently received a re
quest for the negative of a picture
of the Kipnickinnic valley, which
had come to the notise of Assistant
Dean, D H. Otis, Of the University
of Wisconsin Collegeof Agriculture
Mr.. Otis expl aims in his letter that
he wishes the negative for the pur-
pose of making from it a trans
parency" 81 inches tall and 80
inches wide for an elaborate win
dow display. CA transparency, in
this case, means to have the pic
Lure enlarged and reproduced on
glass and hung in such manner
that the light, shining through, will
bring out the features of the pic
ture in beautiful display.
The picture referred to is one
which includes large area of the
north portion of the Kinnickinnic
valley, taken from the hills just
north of the city, before the harvest,
and shows in excellent style the
fine farms, with the growing crops,
and excellent homes and farm
buildings, and gives an idea of the
extent and wealth of this fertile
region.
This picture, displayed in one OF
the state buildings at Madison, and
especially during ne legislature
term, when there are SO many visit
ors from all over the state, and
also from many other states, will
prove an excellent advertisement
for River Falls, and especially for
the finest farming community in
the state, the Kinnickinnic Valley.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
FREE LECTURE

DR.. A. E. Winship, editor of the
Journal of Education, will lecture
at the Opera House Monday even
ing, January 81, at eight O'Clock.
DR.. Winship, who is known to
many people of River Falls, is one
of the most prominent educators in
the United States. He has been a
national figure for nearly half a
century. He has held various re.
sponsible positions in educational
work.
1t will be rare opportunity fer
the people to become better aquaint-
ed with man of such prominence.
1t is through the efforts of the G.
o. P organization that DR.. Winship
is making this visit to River Falls.
The members of the G O. P. are
anxious that all who possibly can,
shall avail themselves of this op-
portunity to hear DR.. Winship.
The program which follows will
be of a popular nature, and wi
deal with problems of the Rural
Schools
MuSlc-On ACKNOWLEDGMENT School Orche g.
ira.
Reading-In 1492-Elizabeth Taggart
MuSic-The Winter Song-Normal School
Boys Glee Club.
Some Problems-Prof. r. W. Himelick,
AddreSS-Dr. \ E. WinShip
Music-The Windmill-NormaI Orchestra.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
THAT BASKET SOCIAL
AT THE OPERA HOUSE TO MORROW
(FRIDAY) EVENING

There's going to be one regular
good old time at the Opera House
tomorrow (Friday) evening, and
everyone in the city and from the
surrounding community is invited
and cordially urged 10 be there and
enjoy it. The affair is a benefit
basket social to aid the needy fam
lilies of this locality.
Every lady present is to bring
supper and dishes for two. (Hot
coffee will be furnished by the
committee
The baskets will be auctioned off
at $50 by Robert Reynolds After
the sale of baskets, which will pro-
badly be concluded by 7 o'clock,
all will sit down to supper, and this
will be followed by fine program
of music and other forms of social
entertainment.
The committees in charge of
this affair are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures E. Buck,
F. V. Williams, and j. B. RICHTER,
and Messrs. w. P Knowles and C.
N Wiger.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H w. Thorn
son, E. B. Armstrong, and H. J..
Elliott, and Messrs. ] w. Allard
and c. A. Upgren.
Observation-Disclosures Stella
Deneen, j. r. Taylor and A. P,
Weld and Messrs, j w. Crabtree,
w. ] Gray, c. A. Bird and DR.. C.
A. Dawson.
This is going to be great fun.
Dom miss it. You'll enjoy it from
start to finish.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
THIRTY-SIX YEARS AGO
Taken from the River Falls
Journal of January
IS, 1877

w. F. Kellogg, late of Goodhue
county, Mimi has recently moved
to this village.
Halver Halverson paid the
highest taxes in this town, SOL. 10.
-Martell item.
Considerable lumber is now being
drawn to Hastings from this town.
-Martell item.
Thirty-six scholars are enrolled
at this school. Miss Cooper, of
River Falls is teaching Ell Paso
item.
A party from Baldwin has the
contract for putting up the new
church north of this place for a
trife upwards of 81, 30o.-Martell
item.
George Scribner recently of the
Central House, River Falls, has
taken possession of the Mondel
House and will open up about the
first of February Prescott item.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
Masquerade Ball

The Auditorium Company an
nounces Masquerade Ball for
Thursday night, January 80. The
music will be furnished by the
Auditorium Orchestra under the
direction of Mr.. Howard, which
insures excellency SO far as that
feature is concerned. Prizes will
be given for the best costumes
Admission fifty cents to dance,
ladies and gentlemen alike. Spec
tators twenty-five cents.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
Married
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The marriage of Miss Olive
Wilson Corneveaux, of Austin,
Mimi, and Mr.. Raymond Lee
Williams, Of, this city, took place
last Thursday evening at five
o'clock at the home of the brides
brother, j. ]. Corneveaux, 1904
Summit avenue. ST. Paul. Rev.
F E Knopf, of the Congregational
church, Austin, Mimi, officiated
Mr.. and Mrs Williams left directly
after the wedding for honeymoon
trip to New Orleans and the
Bermudas. They will be at home
after May l, 1918, in this city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
H. billiard, barber.
F. Demulling, blacksmith.
C. D. Harrison, saw filing.

II. billiard, barber.
F. Demulling, blacksmith.
C. D. Harrison, saw filing.
C. Carisch & Sons, Emil Carisch
mgr, farm machinery. car
riages, etc.
Other prominent business
establishments of the city, no
listed above on account of the fac
that they are not located on OF
adjoining Main street. are:
The Tubs Medicine Co, w. E
Tubs, pres R. w. Freeman, mgr.
located on Walnut street, between
Third and fourth streets.
H. T. Richards. manufacturer o.
canvas gloves, west end of Locust
street.
Cascade Mills, Nick Cole, prop,
Cascade ave.
The Equity Elevator; The
Elliott & WATSON elt vator; River
Falls Produce Co., warehouse and
factory; Anton Segerstrom's sauer
kraut factory; Stock yards; all are
adjacent to the rail way right OF
way.
We realize that this list is not
complete without including those
in various lines of trades, such a.
contractors, architects, painters
etc. etc of which this city is we'll
supplied, and we hope in the future
to make a separate list of these for
publication.
In making out this list we have
tried to include all of the business
establishments of the city, ard if
we have omitted single one it was
purely accidental and not
intentional.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23

John E. Howard has resumed his
work as violin instructor, after a
three-weeks vacation, and requests
new students to visit him at his
office in the Normal school build
ng.1aadv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
NOTICE

William T. Martin, Town Trea-
surer, town of River Falls, will be
at Lund's store to collect taxes the
first Saturday in January and every
Wednesday and Saturday through
JanuRry.-ady.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23

The Degree of Honor held
installation of officers for the
ensuing year at their last regular
meeting January IA, 1913. A
pleasant social hour was spent
in playing games and dancing,
after which light It freshments were
served. All present report very
enjoyable evening.
The following officers were
installed.
P. C. -Adell Colwell
c. H.--Jeanette Richards
L. H. Merle Shepard
C. C.-Ida Scott
Rec. Financier-Eva T. Shepard
Rec,-Edith M. Richards
Usher-Anna Ortman
/. W.-Mabel Luberg
o. W.-Henry Richards
Next regular meeting January %.
The love story of capricious Nan
and Bivens, the wealthy young
Southern promoter, who marry and
dazzel New York, will interest
everyone, for it is a true episode of
the most interesting nature. 1t is
commenced in this issue of the
Journal. Read it!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23

The love story of capricious
Nan and Bivens, the wealthy young
Southern promoter, who marry and
dazzel New York, will interest
everyone, for it is a true to life
episode of the most interesting
nature 1t is commenced in this
issue of the Journal. Read it!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
Fire Losses On The Farm

Over half of all fire losses is due
to carelessness and easily
preventable causes, on farms about
three-fourths.
Farm property is insured at only
small part of it's value, seldom
more than two-thirds, so that the
losses, over and above insurance
paid, are relatively larger than in
cities. The loss of lives in fires is
also larger in the country.
These facts and the absence of
fire protection call for the greatest
care and watchfulness on the part
of the farmers.
Let us consider some of these
needless and preveptable fire losses
in the order of their Importance.
Lightning leads the list in
number, although it has been
demonstrated that a good lightning
rod system, properly installed, and
well grounded is almost sure
protection.
Defective Aues and stoves near
wood, and over-heated stoves
are responsible for the large
majority of farm residence fires.
This is also true of fires reported to
us as cause unknown, as the
additional tell-tale facts are usually
given, started in attic" or started
near chimney"
Annually quite number of lives
perish III these fires, sacrificed on
the alter of carelessness.
Careful inspection and prompt
repair of defective flues, and
asbestos or metal protection for all
woodwork near stoves and pipes
would reduce this sacrifice of lives
and property to the minimum.
Children playing with matches
are responsible each year for quite
number of these fires, and the
sacrifice of several young lives,
although matches could and should
be kept from children.
Smokers carelessness is
responsible for many of these fires,
and will continue to be, until
farmers and their help refrain from
smoking in and around barns, and
near grain, hay and strawstacks.
Mrs. O'Leary's COW is about the
only critter that has moved from
Chicago onto the farm, and she is
up to her old tricks, kicking over
the lantern, which, of course, could
have been safely hung up.
Quite a number Of fires are due
to engines stationed too near stacks
and buildings.
Carelessness with gasoline calls
for it's toll of lives and property, so
does kerosene used in starting and
quickening a fire.
Just a few fire prevention
suggestions:
Because of the absence of all fire
protection, fre-proof construction
of farm buildings, especially
residences, is of prime Importance.
Farmers are not limited to a
small building site, and it is folly
to place the buildings so close
together that fire in one of them
can make clean sweep.
The time is coming when the
substantial farmer will plan for
an adequate water-supply for
domestic use and for fire protection.
All, surely, can afford a ladder to
reach the roofs, some fire buckets
and a few chemical fire extinguish-
ers, which can be bought for a few
dollars.
Locking doors at night will keep
out the tramp and his dangerous
pipe.
The automobile should be housed
in a separate shed; so also should
gasoline.
Most important of all, however,
is eternal care an watchfulness.
T. M. PURTELL,
STATE FIRE MAR sHAL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23

The love story of capricious Nan
and Bivens, the wealthy young
Southern promoter, who marry
and dazzel New York, will interest
everyone, for it is true to life
episode of the most interesting
nature, 1t is commenced in this
issue of the Journal. Read i'll
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
River Falls Journal, S. R. Morse,

The Gem" electric theatre, F.
M. Frion, Mgr.
M. A. Shepard, photograph
studio.
J. w. .Allard, general merchan-
disc.
|. |. Lusk, furniture.
w. j. Woerhle, restaurant and
bakery.
W. E. Winter, bar.
Levings Sisters, misses Emma
& Hattie Levings) books and
stationery.
A. Johnson Piano Co.
Thos. Tomlinson, meat market.
Geo. ]. Dodge, hardware.
S. L. Krauth, real estate and
insurance. lover Dodge store. J
c. F. Winter, Jewelry.
DR.. G. D. Gallup, physician.
Finn & Beschta, Crank Finn &
Chas. Beschta) BARRIERS.
r. S. Freeman & Son, druggists.
L. M. E. Hamilton, variety store.
Theo. Jensen, groceries.
A. c. Laue, tailor. lover T. Jen-
sen store
River Falls Times, P ApRoberts,
publisher Con Elm street, just
east of T. Jensen store.)
DR.. ]. B. RICHTER, dentist. Gin
Times bldg)
The few following names, fol-
lowed by the initials T. B. are
located in the fremont Building.
Farmers & Merchants State
Bank. G. w. Chinook, Sr.,
Pres; C. N. Wiger, cashier.
ct. 3D.
C. R. Taggert, druggist. IT. 3D.
H. N. Wiger, shoe store. ct. B }
w. P. Knowles, Atty. at Law
Ct. 3D.
DR.. H. E. Follansbee, dentist.
ct. 3D.
DR.. E. Randolph Smith, osteo
path. ct. B y
DR.. R. U. Cairns, physician and
surgeon. 1T. B.
F. A. Fuller, real estate. ct. 3D.
Miss Mira Currier, piano and
vocal music teacher ct. b.
Ramer Auto Co., P. w. Ramer,
pres; Offices Ct. B
Drs. Ashley & Dawson, IT. w.
Ashley and C. A. Dawson) ply
sicians and surgeons. ct. B,
The following designated by the
letter (E) are located on Elm street
just east from the fremont block
Ramer Auto Co., garage. (E)
E. P. Sanderson, photographer.
(E)
]. H. Grimm, Atty. at Law and
insurance. (E)
R. L. Williams, real estate and
loans. (E)
City Hotel, Mrs. Clara Malberg,
prop. (E)
o. H. Ostness, contractor. (In
City Hotel bldg) (E)
F. D. Ensign, lumber, Corner
of Elm and Second streets.)
R. N. Jensen & Sons. Or. N, c.
W., and A. E Jensen. gen.
mdse.
]. S. Wadsworth; shoe store.
Norseng Bros. Martin and Gill
bert Norseng.) gen mdse.
B. Rosenberg, bar.
Vine. Fait, meat market.
Hamilton Is. CO. & Sutherland
(Walter) groceries.
California Wine House, Frank
Dusek, prop.
c. T. Ritchey, hardware and
notions.
Otto WenZel, restaurant and bak-
cry.
Chas. Deickman, bar.
The following designated by the
letter Co are on Cedar street.
Parker House, Mrs. Chas. Munich
hansen, prop. (C)
Peter Schwamb, bar. in Parker
House.
]. S. Hemenway, Machinist. (C)
A. An Claire, auto repair shop.
tC)
Nicholson Cigar Co., Edm. Mich
elson mgr, cigar factory (C)
A. w. Sundby, bar.
DR.. A. E. Gendron, physician and
surgeon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23

Rooms For RENTAL modern con-
veniences, including electric lights,
steam heat and bath. For men only.
Inquire at the fremont Building
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
Advertised Letters

List of unclaimed letters for the
week ending January Is, 1913:
Mr.. Jerry Paquin
CARDS
Mrs. Fred Weber
Mrs. Ella Linnell
Miss Claire Churchill
G. c. GLASS, P. M.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
Sheriff Hyatt Makes Appoint
mentS

Sheriff Ray H, Hyatt has recent
ly made h e following appoint
ments: Under Sheriff-G. w. Chin
mock, Jr., River Falls. Deputies
c. E. Glass, and Joe LaGrander,
Ellsworth; Sam Mars, Spring Val
ley; Al Knippenberg, Prescott and
L. D. Harvey, Maiden Rock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23
ON MAIN STREET
River Falls Business Establish
ments, 1913

On account of the interest shown
in the review of River Falls bust
ness establishments of 1876, S
given in the Journal "1hirty-Six
Years Ago" column a few weeks
ago, we are taking space this
week to give a similar list of the
business establishments now in
operation in this city. This will
undoubtedly prove most interesting
to former River Falls citizens who
are living elsewhere, and when the
time comes to copy the Thirty Six
Years Ago" items from the Journal
of January %, 1913, this will
probably fill the space, just as the
article referred to from the 1876
files was chosen for our recent
number.
Perhaps the panoramic picture of
Main street, printed above, will be
of some aid in locating the different
places named, and for that reason
we will make the list of names con-
form with their occurance on the
street, beginning with the south
end and taking the west side of the
street first d naming clear
through to the north end and then
starting again at the south end and
give the names of those on the east
side Of the street.
MAIN STREET, WEST SIDE
A. E. Chapman, plumber.
A. D. Shepard, honey.
F. Engdahl, tailor.
Henry Zorn, blacksmith.
A w. Lund, hardware, harness
and carriages.
C. D. McKinnon, Hotel Gladstone.
Yep Kee, laundry.
O. E. Beastrom, bar.
Bowling Alley, F. Krauth, Mgr.
o. "A. Osen, bar.
Mrs Ada Miller, millinery.
DIR. W. G. Fortune, dentist.
Cream Station, Curtis Johnson,
Mgr
g. w. Fortune, feed mill, (ofice
in Cream Station,)
c. A. Judd, billiards and pool.
River Falls Tailoring Co., Tony
Moline, Prop
Dunn Bros. John Dunn & A. C.
DUNN hardware.
Frank Peterson, Jeweler, Gin
Dunn Bldg)
A. P. Weld, Atty. at Law, cover
Dunn store.)
Stewart Mercantile Co., C. M
Stewart, Mgr.) drygoods.
H. A. Hagestadt & Co., mems
furnishings.
First National Bank, Geo. Theo.
Smith, pres, G. w. Spence,
cashier.
Smith Land Co; Geo. Thee.
Smith, Pres. Gin bank bldg
Pierce Co. Telephone Co. F. NJ.
White, Pres, Wellesley Vannatta,
Mgr. Exchange over First MI.
Bank.)
White & Skogmo, Of. M. White &
G. B. Skogmo) law firm. (Of-
fices over First MI. Bank.)
c. A. Smith, barber, (In bldg.
back of bank
Kennedy Sisters, Millinery.
]. H. Johnson, ten.cent store.
A. G. Boles, restaurant and
bakery.
9. F. Heinrich, groceries.
o. W. Newcomb & Co., furniture.
G. w. Chinook, Jr., livery
stable.
Cream station, L. F. Oakley,
Mgr.
c. Schwalen, ice, (office in cream
station.)
DR.. j. F. Mack. veterinarian.
H. w. Thomson, blacksmith.
]. H. Langdon, marble and
granite works.
Gund Brewing Co., cold storage,
H. Hutchins, Mgr.
c. Harlin, pumps and windmills.
Whitcomb Campbell CO., &c.
Whitcomb & H. A. Campbell)
f1our and feed mill,
MAIN STREET, EAST SIDE
Consolidated Lumber Co., B. A.
Symes, Mgr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23

A complete stock of Butterick
patterns kept at Norseng Bros.
adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-01-23

The Root of Evil" a forceful,
interesting novel by Thomas Dixon,
is commenced in this issu- of the
Journal. Read it. You will like
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Journal-'phone %.
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Three desirable furnished rooms
for rent at F. Engdahl s.-adv.
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will quickly convince yourself that it
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That is part of our business, and we
PRIDE ourselves in doing the best
and neatest kind of work Patronage
the Journal Job Print. Quick service.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-02
Z P0zNANSKIEGO.

PlkA. Zamsch "a ~nastepce tro.
M niemieok'ego? Zamach "a kolej
wykryto tn nooy ostasuiej. Gdy
pew,en dro1nik przechodzil okolo
godz. ! " nocY prxel tor.sliniii ;ber-
lihsk,ej, zauwa4yl, te oderxano szy-
ne diuggoadi &. Is. metz. '. Dr ! q.
za'wiadom mil Q ten n ! n is. ',, ie., sta
eve, tax se " estatniej jeszcxe
civil. z d wytrzyma6 odjes..
d 'jaoy ]us klluqryer l ber Iiltl !! i. gKu.
ryer jake tel . .nastslne pooiagi
misty opdAnien ! Pi t.29l, e..
e eh''dsi ~ 3 zan g s lq'|lisy
gdyS ~nastepcas tronu swrrayzszz saaonaa.
san,iersaii pi,erwo,n:e tynae pooiq~
giem jechad : Gdahska do Berlins.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-02

HEJN0W. ov-letn, ursednik
.lk'o,l1s,ogxy lapji !sl,l, " .amies. 'lt..l
wRssdi, 'dao wisezofem do dl!o ,..|,,
V l h'gni''v rdv ' oap'yvowy ! ' aao1
Gil '4i ie Fr.vde 4p4'fle tahge ,spl,e'
'nogasoo !i|,r'.l,I a soiesoe glove
ne dol wpad} " row, 5 kt6rego nie
Mai do'y6 sill sic .,vydo.tad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-02
z GA|..LlICYl

KRAKO v. LAX " innyoh mia-
staoh uniwersyteckich, TAX 4 tn u
rzadzono osobne nAbotehstwa ola
student6w, kt6ryoh liczba docho-
dsi do 1900. Rasem z kasaniem ME
ma nabotehst~ 20 dtutej trwad jak
pieddz,esiat minut. Poczeto j. Cd
prawis6 v kosoiele 6w. Amy Sta
villa sic zuaczna iiozba nabo1nych.
Kazanie pier ~sze wygtosi} ks. pro-
fesor dr.. Bystrzonovskl.
LW0W. w 6rode mad racem
" trzeciorzednym hotelu W. Lwo.'
vie mularz Franciszek Szc1ucki "a
s~trzsli& swoja IL letnia n%arzecxona
Michaline Boguokq, oras jej przy-
rodniq siostre Teodore Moliklewi~
oz6wne. Obie ME zyja. Potem
Szozucki strzeli{ do siebie " skron;
" stanle beznadziejnym odwlez,ono
go do szpltala. Podobno przyozy-
ne tragedji by}a nies1czesllwa mi
lose; obie kocha}y sic " Szczuckim
l wszysoy "a zgoda wzajemna, 20
stanowillsz akohozyt 3ycie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-02
NieOstrOznOSC.

Me ozujemy y, 10 process trawienla
odbywa sle " naszym organizmie,
gdyz to ME sprawla nam najmiej-
ssej przvkroscl. Jak ,ylko odczuje~
my przykre w~rszeula, motemy ma
pewno powiedzlet re many dys-
pepsje, jedna ze zwyk}ych chor6h
" tym kraju.: zwykle symphony
So masterpieces. brak apetytu, 3D.
blame ele, zstwardzenie, md}osc1,
wymioty, rome dolegliwo6ci, boil
g}owy, nerwowo6t. osiabienie. Maj
lcpszym 6rodk.em leoznicsym W
podobnych wypAdksch jest Trinera
AmerYkanskl Elixir Gorzklego
Wilma. On oczy6ci szybko , skute.
cznie narz4dy trawienia wzmacnia-.
jac je je%dnocze6Die. On pomoze "
wYpadkacb suohot. tax ga;opuja.
oyoh jak l chrotlcznych. Doza mo-
4e byd xmniejszana stopniowo.
Ola koblet sprawl on predka ulge
" ich cierp1en,ach. = W apt=kscF.
JOS. Triuer. 1899 S. Ashland
ave., Chicago IL. = Ma reuma-
tyzm m'esm l staw6w sprdbujcie
Trinera L,nimentu.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-02

ospy,.s 4 ktdrFch k;lka sakohozyio
Il issmie Ter 1. ma jedn 'as''lk'Y1' q
oba'wy r.rss'!yles'ea'a tel 1.r..y .a
.grs.aiieee d Pms. 4 poo'ewa1 l .s !
soy ohor1y a 81 ii sav niej
skin. l !,l,.a !. ry.e,''a. s1.ea. glp' |tai
"a granio4 Kr6lestwa Polskiego,
niedaleko skalmiersyc saszfy rd-
wnies diva pr1ypadtl zapadnieoia.
ma ospe. Niemal wszysoy mlesz-
kahoy p.oddah s,s poncwne'nu
szczepieniu orpy, kt6rego sig pod-
j45 pewien lekarz : SkalmierzYo.
WARS AWA. Me mia dzieh
" kt6rynby ME d%onoszono o gne'
bieniu- katolik6w Ot6z ma Che}m.
s.osy4n,e, kt6ra od1aozono cd Krd~
lestwa Polsklego, by skuteczniej
uoiskad prawowiernych unit6w.
bractwa sehi.matyckle rozes}aiy do
Pop6w okdlnik, wzywajaoy iob,
ably rie pozwalal,, ieby ich parati@
an,e spraedawali poslad}o6ol swoje
katolikom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-02

SWIDNICA. Do utrzedu rento"
wego W SwlatDikach, " dcbraoh
hr. Zedlitsa, w&ama'i sic oknem
z%fodz''je, i skradli ca}a szafe leila.
s"s, ~y~ozao js ma taczce. Ma IL
90 rozb'li ja skradli oko}o 1900
marek. Pom:mo PISA polioyjnego,
kt6rego sprowadzono z Wroo}aw;a,
ME %znalez'ono 20 z}oosyncaoh ami
6ladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-02
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go. vypuszosono z braku %podstawo-
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