davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05
Supported by the Court.

4 young lawyer IS the hero OF this
story. AZ least, he was young when
the incident occurred. Now his name
is so prominent in legal circles that
it would he unkind TO reveal 1t.
He was defending crimiLNl ed
in doing so, was making his first APP
pearance in court.
The unfortunte client for whom II
is my privilege 70 appear he SAID
his tongue and lips dry and thick;
the unfortunate client your honor
whom | am defending-ahem' ahem 4.
i will repeat. your honor, the un-
fortunate man whom here represent
Il might say this most miserable
and unfortunate man"
Just then the Judge leaned forward,
and said, in a soft, encouraging man
ner:
You may. proceed. sir. So far, the
court is with you. Popular Maya
zine.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05

nervous. anemic mother toed mincing-
~ outward
Five minutes of heel and toe drill
night and morning will save many a
foot from the tortures of arch sup
ports. Obviously this exercise should
be taken barefoot Rise slowly on
the toes, toeing in, then sink slowly
TO the floor. still toeing in. and rise
slowly on the heels-and toe in Re
peat until slightly fatigued. Then put
on properly shaped shoes and keep
toeing in all day long. The exercise
STRENGTHENS the muscles OF salt ana
lnstep, and incidently cures much
spurious rheumatism" OF feet. knees
hips and back.-William Brady, NJ. d.,
in the New York independent
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05
The National Habit.

The United States might be defined
as the country which has the habit
OF burning people 10 death. No state
Is exempt from this pleasant practice.
and no walk Of life has failed 70 pay
tribute to the flames. Workers i'm
mills, prisoners in cells. people on
pleasure excursions, in hotels, at the
aters-all have been burned to Gin
ders. Chicago Journal.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05
RAYMOND " PULLMAN.

Times Washington Bureau. Metropolis
tan Bank building.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05
THE d. u. r. WILL STOP ITS CARS
y THURSDA YAND THEN WHAT

The common council tonight pass drawn by Mayor
Marx making of fare on all lines of the Detroit
Railway at the present time with
ont a franchise.
way city, landlord notice the Detroit United
Railway TENANT has been raised that Detroit wants
for what it has % lease
Immediately will be up lifted Railway do of
two hngs-to accept willingness
withdraw from and quit the
premises
company agree MOVE, the
though this occupancy
by inconvenience the public
what may the organization of factory hundred factories
it may trade the MUST STOP
Railway for three cents
Three cents will all the Railway legally charge
passenger beginning Thursday morning
For the company charge
open violation of the law.
ride the would dare refuse
carry passenger o put the passenger off its
There damage than the could handle
years steady grind the realizes that would lose
. O.
providing change the sit
nation before NO CARS OUT
ON THE LINES ON WHICH 1T HAS NO FRAN
CHsE AND THAT MANY THOUSANDS OF DETRolTERs WILL HAVE
TO WALK
Detoters may accept settled today, and should make
provision accordingly
The Times Mayor largsized bouquet not
because the prospects hiking hiking home after
Thursday the good American w and spunk which harac
terize the step he has taken
Detroit has had the tell the Detroit
Railway do which quite the opposite of things
in the past
years we have hearing railway corporations
by COULD HAVE what IT pro-
posed to and alternative has always been nothing
good the the opinion OF this
newspaper gOody portion public with the of many
Thursday than there providing the
that he has bitten off bigger chunk than ne pre-
pared to masicate.
nothing whatever the plans beyond those which
open having behind the scenes and do not
consequently whether he prepared furnish transportation Tor
those who using which must surely stop
arranged for these all well and good but ne has not the
Detroit United Railway has the big end this matter
the emphasized for that when private
and the houses the
premises growing city quite power and quite help
besntenond and aldermen most mpoten
thing for their constituents
TO LOSE
cooperation of citizen of Detroit the
unng only against violence and awessnes abuse
of this resolution.
necessary walk be PATRIOTIC and walk
this thing fought out its merits for at the
finish believes another will have been taught the lesson all OF our
taugtha after all said and done there only
Detroit reach the street railway conditions that are DESIRED
OPERATION OF THE LINES
attempt enre threent fares at this time is not
fight RELATES IN NO WAY TO THE BIG ISSUE and
10 part o. the MAYORS PLEDGE.
that the hope of his administration
lies his railway that the that reaches
beyond of fare and that his the people be kept
only through this body
ask all supporters municipal ownership stand with the
this fight and walk with him.
M opinion that the announced carried the and
his friends his and his legal advisers going their
at about Thursday and remarked
municipal ownership will at that nearer
10
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05
Children Get $4,000. 900.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--he will OF
Anthony ~ Brady. the traction mag
nate, as made public here, yesterday
afternoon. leaves TO his five children
and a grandchild the bulk of his es-
tate. estimated at S70,000.000
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05

The wireless time signals sent out
by the government from Washington
are picked up by thousands of watch
makers.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-05
Editorials by The People

Comm unfcafiOns must bear name
an address of writer. must
not contain personal abuse and
must nI. be over 800 words In
length
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
RACING
PlMlIC0 WINNERS.

FIRST RACE--Sellins; three.year-
olds and up: six furionss.--York Lad.
115 tDeronde). won; Toddling. 112
twolfe). second; Clothes Brush. 10s
tOberD. third. Time-1.15 is. Pro-
gressive, Profile. Tomato. Mileage. Avn
ator. Roseburg w.. Ralph Lloyd. Wig
orous. George 8. Davis and II. II. Gray
also ran. - mutuels paid: York Lad,
S22.4o straight $3.50 place. IS show;
Toddlings (neld. which includes Rose
burg w.. Ralph Lloyd. Vigorous and
George 8. Davis), 1910 place. S4S0
show; Clothes Brush, $3.50 show.
SECOND .RACE-Iseliipg; for two-year-
Odds: four and half furlongs.-The
Idol. 100 tButwelD. first: Milky Way. 104
(wolfe). second. Sanctuary. 1o4 (Snyder),
third. Time. IS rs. Odd Cross. Lennie
D.. Huda's Brother. Carbureter. Colonel
c.. Margaret Mese. Littlest Rebel, Sal
walton Neil also ran. s. Mutuels paid:
The Idol $3.50 straight. $40 place. $3.50
show; Milky Way $40 place. $3.50 show;
Sanctuary $50 show.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
II YOU ARE 4
DRINKING Man

You had better stop at once or you'll
lose your job. Every line Of business 10
closing its doors TO Drinking" men.
1t may be your turn next. By the aid
Of ORRINE thousands Of men have been
restored to lives Of sobriety and industry.
We are so sure that ORRINE will ben.
eft you that we say to you that II after
a trial you fail to get any benefit from
its use. your money will be refunded. !.
When you stop Drinking" think Of
the money you'll save; besides, sober
men are worth more TO their employers
and get higher wages.
Costs only 600 . box. We have an
interesting booklet about ORRINE that
VIC are giving away free on request. Call
at Rikcr-Hegeman Drug Stores and
talk il over.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
JOHNSON FINES PLAYERS
FOR FREE.F0R.All FIGHT.

CHICAGO. May r. - Third Baseman
Olson Of the Cleveland Club and Catcher
Nunamaker Of the Boston team we're
each fined as to-day by President John.
son Of the American League for their
part in the free-for-aii Aght between
members OF the two mines TIE other day
at Cleveland. Olson and Nunamakcr
we're considered leaders In the battle and
no one else Of the dozen or more players
reported to have participated in It was
penaiised.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
,1oUN0 sHUGRUE may get the
. July 4 date with Champion Willie

Y1OUN0 sHUGRUE may get the
July 4 date with Champion Willie
"a RNchie. and fight for the light
WEIGHT title. in Los Angeles or San
THancisco. This will be. . twenty-round
6atta a. the California legislature has
banctionsd twenty-round boxing bouts
In . law recently put through.
Shugrue 10 the best lightweight de-
slopsd In the East since Tommy Muir
oily went up near the top OF the class.
lie began fighting as . bantam, then
became . feather. and 10 now o fair
ightWeight. Wiling to make the weight
at spy time.
Young Shugrus showed . couple Of
weeks ago IN . light with Johnny Lore
that no has a championship punch.
Lore Nd given him q very hard fight.
and THERE'S no doubt that Lore can take
q punch A. we'll as give one. In the
ninth round. while mixing holly.
Ghugrus whipped over . punch that
nearly put Lore out. Lore took the
count and got UP. and by remarkable
gameness and recouperative power man
aged to stick through the rest OF the
three minutes. That one punch OF
Shugrus's changed the complexion of
tho night. II he drop. one Of the same
soIk on Champion Willie R!tch!e's chin
wtnis will know that he's been In real
scrap. ~t.t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
Fifty-MiIe Run nins Record.

LONDON, May 1.-THE worlds am.
ateur running record for fifty miles
was beaten to-day At Stamford Bridge
athletic grounds by E. w. Lloyd, who
ran the distance in Q hours 10 minutes
and IS seconds. J.'E. Dixon. the holder
OF the record since 1885. In that year
ran the nifty miles In s hours. Is min
utes and 20 is seconds. Lloyds rec.
ord Is 4 minutes and ISL seconds
better.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
OVvheht 1918. BY Ths Pres PublidAins O.
The New York World.

Oyu0h&s 1919, ~ Tbe pvD PubI0tn8 o.
CThs New Yorh World.
- EFFORTS from the West, whore
Il they arc still talking about the
Kiibane-Dundee night in Los An.
ssisA say that II Is not likely Kilhane
Will - given another chance to hox
Non the Pacifc Coast for some time. The
California sporting men were 90 thor.
oughly disguised with the champions
showing that they don't care to pay out
perfectly good moneyNo SEQ him again.
Kiibane. II seems. and his manager.
did quito a little talking before the
hkht promising that Johnny would
mske an example of ths presumptuous
challenges. Kilbans was going to show
.hoV quickly he could knock out a r: n
whom he wanted to. Entering the ring
he looked o little fat. as II he had not
trained any too we'll. or a. II he had
found II hard to take the extra weight
OF. He showed at once that he intended
to shoot over a right hand or else he
blpited with It successfully. Dundee.
however. ducked the right every time.
and Kiibane was soon pufiing and more
than Willing to mako q runaway nsht
of,it trying TO outpoint the aggressive
powder pun left while leaping out OF
range
Kilbanes showing was % poor that
the Singsiders think Dundee could have
bes'sn him decisively had not Dundee
wasted q lot Of time In fantastic ma
noeuvres. ducking needlessly. trying to
oNt1eint and outlook Kilbane. and leap
ING In the air while trying to land nis
left. taking all the sting out OF the
blows by being of his feet.
\ 'scotty" Nontieth. Dundee's manager.
Is quoted to the effect that Dundee ex-
pected to DO beaten by kilbane. and that
a say or so before tho fsht Dundee
wept In HE training quarters and said.
'"This Is one nght where LIN going to
be beaten"
II this story IL true. Dundee must
have got bravely over his lack Of con-
hdence, for In fighting wolgast nc Is
meeting ten times as tough q customer
as Johnny kilbane. wolgast 10 a zeal
fighting man. lie doesn't run for his
life and try TO score points by tapping
while in fun night. lie bores In. re-
fuses to step backward and slams away
with blows that are ali intended for
k1ockouts.
Dundee u fun of endurance. and to
date he hasn't shown . sign Of weak
Y,ess caused either by punishment or by
fiis own remarkable exertions In the
rinG. Wolgast will give him q hard
test II he comes through with hying
colors nobody will doubt that he can
whip all the rest OF the featherweights
Kilbane included. Wolgast. by the way.
II . small lightweight able to train we'll
below lal pounds,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
Knbane 70 Meet Jimmy For.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May L.
Johnny Kiibane. the fcatherweisht
champion. and Jimmy Fox of San Fran
cisco. have been signed for q ten-round
nsht at the Oakland whee;man's Club
June q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12

~ERCERSBURG Is surely turning
M out some wonderful athletes.
Ay4 After Meredith comes Robbie"
Robinson. tho latest schoolboy phenom
Saturday Robinson ran a semi-hnal and
, . ANAL In the 220-yard dash. each In
Nils. He will not get the record
thfough this remarkable performance
because the wind was behind, and rec
orts must be made without any such
aid. But the week before. at the State
College meet. Robinson was credited
with running the hundred yards in SIS
and the 20 yards in 20 Ass. The 100
yard record equals the worlds record
credited to Arthur Durfey and 20 Kelly
all alone among sprinting performances
The track was measured. and the rec
ords WILL be claimed, and II the timing,
mesa urements and conditions are found
TO be standard will be accepted.
It seems almost beyond belief that a
schoOib0y can come up and break the
records made OF world famous athletes
In years Of hard competition. But Mere
din came along In the same way. and
In stockholm smashed the worlds half
NILE and SO0 metre records In the same
race. 1t IL not at all impossible that
this new boy champion may be the
IGrsatest Splinter the world has ever
tHnbwn. And. II he Is. soma other
American youngster will come along
some day and run still faster, We are
becoming a nation of athletes. The
schooiboys Of to-day are batter than
~ shampaens ee ten years $50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
StanisfaW Osada,
1115 N. I.eaVitt str,
SZalOna jaZda dzieWCZe'
Cja @ D6fnOCY.

Azeby ostrzedz ludzi pred nice
~bezpiecznym posarem lasu " Cats
kills, mloda dxiewczyua jezdz,1a
koauo o p6lnocy j uratowa}a wic'e
ludzi. Jej c.yn by} chwa'ebny,
lecz zycie uraiuje sic czesto pr1ez
Ora. Kin,,'a New Discovery, le~
czac chorobe p}uc, ksszel zazie-
bienie, kt6re mog{y sig skohczY6
suohotsmi Tub z%apaleniem ptuc.
,,Wyleczy}o mnle 3 gwa}to~ nego
kaszlu l choroby p}uc," 2isze ~.
r.. Patterson, Wellington, Tex,
gdy czworo z naszej fam,ln zmario
ma suchoty . ia prsybraiem 81
funt6w". Mic tax pewne , bespiect-
ne "a wszystkie ohoroby gardta j
p}uc. Cena SOC i $500. Butelki ma
probe darmo " apiece M. !. ko-
walewskiego. (ADv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

Rractwo sw. Krzyza mia1o
swe roczne posiedzenie, ma
kt6rem to posiedzeniu obra-
40 jednog}ospie starry zarzad
ia rok przysz}y jak pastepuje:
Teofil Styba, Prevalent
Tomasz Podolski, vice PREF.
Jan Rymarkiewicz, sekretarz
Marceli Ritter, vice sekretarz
Piotr E!el, kasyer
J64ef Thrun ~ kos,,
Micha} Sadowsk, op' kasy
MARGIN Kulas, marsza}ek
Wojc. Paszkiewicz do ohor
August Walihski L,so;a,
Tomasz Pollock
Jan Rombalski do bsida-
Jan Glubka chimu
Jan Borzyszkowski, odzwier.
Jan Rymarkie 1jcz, sekr.
6O7-E. Broadway
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
Parma ma sprZedaz.

80 ARROW dobrego glinia-
stego gruntu, IS ARROW u.
prawnych. Nowy 0 Z stan
cyach dom mieszkalny i stat
MIA S4x50, cobra studnia
woda. q mill cd miasta i
polskiego koscioia. Tanio je.
zel, sprzedane bedzie zaraz.
plszcie 20 angielsku.
Mrs. Eda Walenhul,
Fairchild, Wis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
O
MIEJSCOWE

OBCHOD p6lwiekowej ro-
cznicy %powstania styczniowe.
60 odbedzie sic mas W
przysz}a niedziele 'vieczorem
o IS, W sail pod ko6cic}em
sw. Stanis}awa Kostki. Kazdy
.kto sic czuje bye Polakiem
powinien sic ma ten obch6d
stawif,
Ma zakohczenie odegraja
d~ziewc1eta} kt6re sc intere.
suja wiecej polskQsc;a, dra
mat W 2 odslonach,
Wstepne wynosi "a pred.
ME mie]sca 10c Cd osoby, tyl-
ne siedzenia pc 5 centow.
PRAWYBORY odbed sic
tn 11gc lutego a wybory
miejskie beda " p>nied 1ja1ek
7 kwietnia.
E. J. Muir lekarz mie)sco
wy i dawniejszv major, da}
sic wciagnac W sobote, ma
liste jake demokratyczny
kandydat ma majora miasta.
J. r. Schroth, kt6rego ter
min, jake majora, ko6czy sic
ME bedzie kandydatem ma
majora, o nominacye ma al
dermans lei wardy ubiega
sic %ponownie F. L. Cierzan
z partyi acknowledgement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

WIELKOPRZYSIEGLI o.
5wiadczyli, il zrewidowa]i
wiezienie powiatowe powiatu
wino1skiego, i re szeryf wy
wiazuje sic ze wszystkiego
co mu powierzonem zostafo
jak najlepiej. Dalej ale os.
wiadczaja, il wiezienie ME
jest dostatecznie oSwietlane
ami przewietrzane, a zatem
ola wiezni6w, osobliwie ME
w;ast. re jest miejscem szkod.
liwem zdrowiu. Przysiegli
pclecaja budowe nowego
wiezienia i to tax predko jak
ty|ko MONA.
Miejskie wjezienie ola O.
becnego uzytku jest uznane
jako zadawalniajace, lecz no.
we jest take polecone.
o domu powiatowym ola
ubog,ch wyrazali sic przysie
gil bardzo pocb]ebnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
Z pred lat rs.
Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawat "
sprawy og6lne imiejscowe.

sprawy og6lne imiejscowe.
w dniu ~ stycznia u
mari W Winonie S. p. Walen.
ty Bambe mex, wiasciciel gro.
cerni, ma suchoty.
w dniu % stycznia 1888 \.
obchodzili6my tn uroczy6cie
cwiercwiekowa rocznice po~
wstania styczniowego. Uro.
czysto66 rozpoczela sic rano
W kosciela sw. Stanis}awa K.
msza 6w., wieczorem zgroma'
dzono sic W sail szk6lnej,
gdzie Wiel. ks. Rom. Byzew-
ski wygfosif patryotyozna, "a
serca porywajaca sluc haczy,
move.
Pc MIN zabrai CLOS oh.
Hieronim Derdowskj, redak-
tor Wiarusa. Przebieg} on
historya wszystkich powstan
polskich, szczeg6inie za6 0.
sfatniego, m6wi1 o r6znych
zdaniach, ola czego Polska
upldfa, j zapowiedzia} b]iska
wojne 0 stworzenie niezalez.
nosci Polski, z czego wysnut
potrzebe zbierania Skarbu
Narodowego. Kto ofaruje
k!lka cent6w ma ratunek Oh
czyzny, ten W kasie swojcj
ubytek jej ledwie poczuie, a
te lego pieniedze, posfane do
Europy, beda tam bardzo po'
zadana ceg}a do odbudowania
gmachu polskiej niezaleznej
|Ojczyzny. A skoro Polska
stanie sic wolna, kazdy Ola
rodowca~ 2 duma bedz;e sic
m6g} poszczycic,,iz OF do
pom6gf do jei wyswobodze-
MIA. Przytem pamietac male.
zy, 10 ,,dwa razv dale kto da-
je predko!"
Chwalmy rok So ci
/ walecznosc polskich dzieci!
Dzisiaj sobie tn przyrzeczem,
Re gdy bedzie trza ramienia,
Ola Ojczyzny w%ybawiania,
Pomozemy groszem, mieczem
Ably Winona
By}a wslawiona
Polska wskrzeszona!
Oto s}owa, kt6re napisane
by}y ma Scianie sail PREY OBJ
chodzie 25 letniej roczniej
powstania narodowego z r.
1868.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
Dziafa natychmiastowo.

h VIM. Rademaoher, 30 ". aga
nj: og}ssss, te POJEDYNCZA
DAW IA }agcdnego buckthorn
bark, g'yceryny, i'd, g1y zmie-
.szana " Adleri.ka, nlemieokie le-
karetwo ma ape, dlcllis, lcxy ia
p ohanie Tub gt.y " >o|qdku ZU-
PEkN1E. Wielu ludz;om W VII
nome ono pomogl"
Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
P0dziek0wanie.

Serdeczne Bog zap}ac wszyst
kim krewnym i zna]omYm i
tym wszystkim, kt6rzy brali
udzia} W modlitwach vie.
czornych i PREY pogrzebie
mego meza a naszego OLGA
S. p. Franciszka Skuczyh-
skiego.
" smutku p%ogrqzeni
Wikt0rya S%kucZynska
i dZieCi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

Zyly vase nape}ni bogata,
czerwona krwia. Da wan do.
Dry apetyt, odbuduje cia}o,
zrobi was zdrowymi i szorst-
kimi. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata jest zabez-
pieczeniem zdrowia; 35c her.
bata lub tablety W Brown'a
City Drug Store.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
Komitet ObronY
Narodowei.


Wszelkie ofiary, sk}adki i
podatek ma Fundusz Narodo-
wei Obrony nalezy przesy}ac
ma adres sEar5nika:
Mrs. Anna Neuman,
1909 N. Ashland ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Pc wszelkie i~nfornacye "
sprawie organizacyi Komite-
tn Obrony Narodowej, male.
~ sic zwracac pod adresem
sekretarza:
StanisfaW Osada,
1115 N. I.eavitt str,
Chicago, III.
Wszystkie pisma polskie
proszone SO o stale pomie-
szczanie powyzszych .adre-
SOW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

w .JEZIOkZE Pepin, ME-
daleko Cd Lake City, utopi'i
sic W zesz}ym tygodniu "
6rode wieczorem: Is letni
Oscar Youngren j jego 10.
sto letnia sioslra Alicya, g,1y
chcjeli precise pc lodzie ma
strone Wisconsi6ska do DO.
mu swych rodzic6w. WYE
chali oni pow6zka jednokon.
ma, gdy "a chwile s}yszano
glossy wo}ajace o ratunek o.
boje widziano jak walczyli
W wodzie aby sic wyratowac.
Ratujacy z trudnoscia mo-
gil sic zblizyc do tonacych,
kt6rzy sic znajdowali pod
wozem i pod koniem. 20 mi.
nut trwa}o zanim wyciagnie-
to konia zywego, lecz brat i
siostra jaz ME zy)i gdy ich
wydobyto z woody. Prey ogle-
dzinach wykaza'o sic, IL ko1
uderzyf chfopca " glove j
prawdopodobnle zaraz go "a
bill gdyz W wo}aniu o ratunek
sEyszano tylko CLOS siostry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

CHOIR spiewu koscielnego
z parafii Sw. Kazimiorza Kr.
urzadxa W Srode, 20 stycznia,
wieozorem, W hall West End
Hall, zabawe tanecznq. 10
r2Ys6 2 zabawy przeznaczona
bedzie ia zakupuo nowych
organ6v do kcscio}a Sw. Ka-
>imierza, ProsimY O jak mai
liczniejsze zgromadzenie j
poparcie mas, osobliwie MO.
.lziez z parafii sw. Stanisla
wa K. zamiast ma inne zaba-
wy taneczne, niechaj przybe-
die do mas, a zabawi sic INA
komic;e i nadto przyczyni
sic kilku contsmi do dobre-
80 celu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

PAM Maryanna Green z
Hatkinson N. Oak. z swa
c6reczka bawi " goscinie u
swych rodzic6w, pahstwa FIR.
C;emi6skich, zabawi tn try
tygodnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
Do Kalifornii - W pocia-
zach urzadzOnych do
m0wym "przepychem
kOleja North Western.

Try wspania}e pociagi dzien-
ne polnle1zy Chicago j Ka-
lifornia koleja Chicago,
Union Pacific i North West.
ern, rywalizujace najmod~
niejsze hotele, zapewniajac
kazdy znany komford " pod.
ROXY. The San Francisco
Overland Limited. the Los
Angeles Limited i Kalifor.
nijski pocztowy, kazdy y
przep.ychem urzadzony, czy-
nj 6cisie po}aczenie z pocia-
gami ze wszystkich miejsc
kolei North Western. Doeko-
male drogi, opatrzone auto
matycznemi sygna}ami przez
Gala drcge. Najlepsze 20
wszystkiego. Wzgledem rat
] .~rezerwowych miejsc zglosic
sic sic do agent6w bileto-
wych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23
Zap}acili "a Wiarusa.

I'd p1dClll A' "o"
Wiel. ks. NJ. Kiosowski 800
Wiel. ks. Olszewski 1,5O
Wiel. ks. A. Szczukowski 1,5O
Wiel. ks. Piotr Litwowa $50
Wiel. ks. Jan Grabowski $50
Wiel. KS. st. J. CieSlewicz $50
August Styba l.5O
Wawrzeniec Thiede 100
Andrea Nowak 5.W'
Michaf Konieczka SEQ
Andrea Gustowski l.5O
MARGIN Ma|uszewski 81
Tomasz Slaby 1.5O|
Jan Stanka '.5O1
S. T.. Dambrowski l.5O
Pawe} Karpidski 800
Franc. Freske l.I5I
Franc, Galewski 1.50
J6zef Szumi6ski LOO
Anna Data 2.OO
Albert Latuszek l.50
J6zel Blachowski 100
FL. Xawery Golka l.5O
S. P. Gorski 1.5O!
William Jaskiwicz 75
Maleusz Bilski 1.5O
Albert Bilski LOO
P. Nogowska 10
Jan Plachecki 3.OO4
Jan Lica 1.5c|
Iguacy Cieszy6ski 1901
Romuald Hamerski 1.5Ol
F. J. Wicka LOO
Jan Netzon l.5V|
Piotr Kulas LOO
Franc. Guzihski 30
B. Jany l.5D
Katarzyna Dr:yal 5O|
Jan Paszkiewicz l.5Ol
J6zef Wnuk LOO
J6zef Sulla LOU
Jan Andraszczyk LOU
J6zef Wachowiak 3.5O
J6zef Cegielski 5o
p. Prusaknwski LOU
Walenty Wievzorek 10y
August Micboch 10"
j. l.. Green Low
Franc. Ciemihski LOU
J6zef Kiedrowicz LOU
Jan Plinski l.t'O
Jan Gawrych. 3.OO
Robert Stanislawski 3.OO
Micha} Sttlmach sou
J6zef Jazdzewski 10y
Franc. Grochwski LOU
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

w ~PONIEDZIAKEK mje-
ljsmv tn ~najzimnisjszy dzieh
z togo rocznei zimy Termo~
meter wskazywal 2 ponizei
zera, opr6cz tego okropny
mr6zny wiatr p6inocny, kt6-
ny pedzif Is mil ma godzine.
Mic to iednek W p~or6wnaniu
do mrozu jakl W tym samym
czasie nawiedzif Kanade; W
Battlefield i innych miej-
scach W Kanadzie bylo AZ
stopni nizej zera W Havre,
Mont. SO nizej zera: We VITO
REX juz by}o cieplej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-23

Przygotujcie SIG SAM ma
zdrowe szcze6liwe swieta, wy
czy6cie VASE zo}adek, watro-
be i wnetrznosci, uczyhcie je
swierzemi i czvnnemi, IDOL
nemi do ich dz.aidnia, wtsn-
czas bed:iecie zdroWymi i
s~zczesliwymi. Hollister'
Rocky Mountain herbata
to. $50 herbata aldo
W Brown'a City
Drug Store.