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The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13
THESE MEN SEE
THE BRIGHT SIDE

NEW YORK, Nov 26 There
is happiness tempered With sorrow
in the hearts OF employees and rela-
lives OF Timothy G. Sellew. million
aire furniture manufacturer of No
Ill Fulton street, and Upper Mont
clair, \. j.. whose will, probated in
Newark, announces requests of owe,
three-quarters of a million.
Every employe receives $50 for
each year OF service, and today some
of the men who have worked for
Sellew ten years and more are re-
joicing over the sudden windfall.
The will, they say, is only in keep
ing with the life of the dead fur
niture man, whose secret donations
% charity. while they can never be
fully known, were enormous.
In all his dealing, Timothy G. Sci
lew proved himself one of the few
old-type business men. Back in 1929
Timothy G. Sellew, father of the dead
millionaire. founded what is today
the oldest furniture house in New
York in exactly the same quarters
il now occupies and built a manu-
factory across the way at No. GO
Ann street.
In the will s5S7,470 is given to
friends and relatives and employees,
To charitable organizations Sellew
beqGeathed S104 geo. The Presbyter-
IN church of Upper Montclair,
which was built mainly by him, re-
ceives $4,000 for additions and $780,
900 outright for its upkeep. His
widow gets the bulk of the fortune
and 100000 outright, besides the
residue of the estate
Eighteen years ago Edward S.
Delamater came to work for Sci
lew. With Edward p Francis he
rose to a joint managership of the
firm and to each the millionaire left
$4,000 in the business they had help
ed to make
The Rev. Orville Reed. pastor of
the Trinity Presbyterian church of
Upper Montclair, was left $4,000.
Many requests ranging from $4,000
friends and servants.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13

ihave smart little dog that track
ed me for five miles by the scent
of my feet.
Why don't you take bath and
fool him?
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13
RECENT TRAGEDIES MAY HAS
TEN REPEAL OF DIVORCE LAW

RENO, New, Nov. "a. = There is
manifest unrest in Reno's divorce
colony circles. Among the perma
nent population, or home people
there is grave concern upon one
hand, and marked qualification on
the other hand.
The divided opinion respecting the
divorce law of this state, and Wig
orous controversy over the moral
condition of Reno, in its direct rela
ton to the operation of this law
in its alleged demoralzing effect
has been intensified and aggravated
by the tragedy occurring recently.
In which one Divorce was shot. later
dying, another narrowly escaped a
similar fate. and the suicide of
the murderer.
Predictions are general that. I'M
fortunately for the present divorce
law, this double killing, coming at
this particular time. before the leg
islature is to convene, with the
ayowed opposition to the law in
many quarters. and it's stand re
speeding only six months residence
required, means that the law viii
be repealed.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13

Job Printing of the Quality Glass
turned out promptly at the Citizen
office
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13

Where there's will there's
law suit.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13

vas questioned, bringing back 10
her memory the days when Weems
turned his revolver on her. au6
hen tried to end his own life
Did you know Weems is dead
and that he Shot another woman :"
she was asked
Yes, I'm glad that it was no,
this time she said
Four years ago Weems telegraph
ed to Mrs. Agnes Lean, OF the
North Side. with HON his wife
then was living, to have Mrs. Weems
meet him in Buffalo Mrs Weems
followed his Instructions As they
walked down Main street, Buffalo
Weems demanded money She had
none. she said He demanded tina,
she wire her mother, Mrs Davis, OF
Bradford, for it. She refused Weems
drew a revolver and began TO shoot
at her. One bullet struck her arm,
another her breast, and she fell
Weems then tried to turn his gun
on himself. but policeman knocked
il from his hand.
Pittsburg friends came to Weems'
aid and effected dismissal of the
charges against him. Mrs. Weems
returned to Pittsburg when discharg-
ed from the Buffalo hospital judge
Shafer granted her a divorce last
January, and soon afterward she re,
married
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13
Oh, JOY!

The country is feeling perky,
And why not? For, as you know,
The Democrats are eating turkey
While the other lads eat crow.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13

And there YOU are!
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-13
WOOFi

The men " ho make the 'girly" show
DO not do things by halves:
They star a milkmaid chorus so
That il can show its calves.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08

ful profile head sketched this week.
This hat is of the pure Vatican
type. 1t is plateau shape and made
of fine Tuscan straw. Wide velvet rib
bons in deep shade of heliotrope are
passed over the crown and tied at the
back under the hair, At one side
there is an immense rose in an artis-
tic purple-pinl shade. Such a hat as
this would look exquisite ii worn with
one of the tulie or muslin gowns re-
Gently described.
1t is deliciously picturesque in out
line and it permits the hair at the
back of the head to be plainly seen,
which is the latest idea in the world
of fashion. Nov that chignons are
coming in again we find these loose
ends of ribbon tied in a bow very
much used on hats that turn up alb.
ruptly at the back.
Another favorite nat of the hour is
that which rather resembles a saucer
in front. but which is turned up alb
ruptly at the back with an immense
mass of roses arranged to rest on the
hair These hats are slightly raised on
the head with the aid OF wide BAN
deau, and 1t is considered correct "a
tilt them forward over the face, to-
ward tho nose. This is revival OF
| IN old fashion: OF u style which was
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08

Chas. Kixmiller, bounty on coyote
scalps, 81.
VIM. Price. services as Waterman
at fire, 81.
Mike White, services as Waterman
at fire, "a.
Willard Race, services as watch
man at fire, 81.
Jake Johnson, team hire for the
streets of Phoebe, IS.
Frank Huter, night watchmman a
Phoebe, 81. ~
William Phillips, Waterman at
lire at Phoebe, 81.
| Dan j. Ronnow, cash advanced for
expenses to Carson, $10S.90.
i Dan J. Ronnow, r. r. and bus
iare, s4.10.
Mrs. George Richard, janitor ser
yices at court house, $50.
Jake Johnson, cash advanced for
meals, $3.50.
Dan ]. Ronnow, cash advanced for
lishtwatchman at fire, $15.
Dan ]. Ronnow, cash advanced for
r. RRR, and buss fare, $3.50.
Dan Ronnow, cash advanced
q R. and bust are, $2.501
Mrs NJ. C. Jones, meals for pris'
oners, $3.50.
Mrs. T. e. Dula, care of INDECENT,
s15i
James Ryan, house rent and cash.
advanced INDECENT, $685.
water collections Ca'iente, Sl15O.
water collections Calionte, $ll.5.
A. A. Carman. telephone and tel
egraphing, STOP =
Callente Mere. Co, supplies for
INDECENT and jail, $3.50
C. P. Christensen, cash advanced
! for expenses, $780,
c. w. Garrison, each advanced for
clerk hire. $685..
Oliver Ewing, llghting lantern at
Phoebe fire house No. 3, IS.
~ P. L. A. & S. L. r. R, Co, fur,
, nishing waterC aliente town, $780,
Ong Chung Lung, furnishing woot
for INDECENT. Sc.
I Culverwell Free, cash advanced
: for express and drayage, $3.50.
!. II. s. Crockker & Co, bookks fur
| nished hagh school, $SS.l5.
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF LINCOLN
!. !. Chss Culv rwe' County Ger
Aereov certify that the foregoing II
{ a full, true and correct list Il al
lis a'lowcd by the Boara Of Count,
e Commissioners Of Lincoln county, M
vada, at tn oir meeting held NOV
G smber 3rd, 1918
In witness Whereof. l have her
G unto set my hand and the seal 9
said county, this 9Th day OF NO
{ ember, A. D., 1918.
said county, this 9Th. day OF Octobe
A. D. 1913.
CHAs. CULvERWELL,
NJ 0AxAt1 Clel
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08
YN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS

fN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court Of the State OF Nevada
in and for the county CT Lincoln.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Samuel H. Rabbit, Dec ased. NO
tee of Time for FIoving Will
Notice is hereby given that the Pc
tition of Carrie Arzdorf Babbitt
for the probate CT the will OF SAM
ue, H. Babbitt, deceased, was filed
in my office on the 1st day OF NOV
ember, 1913. That Monday, the 24th
day of November, 1918, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. CT said day and the court room
of said cocurt, at the Town OF IL
| n he. Lincoln Comfy, Nevada, mas
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the will of said Samuel
HI Babbitt, deceased, and for hear
ing the application of said Ca-ri'
! Arzdorf Babbitt for the issuance t
her of letters tes amenta thereon
Dated this It'll day OF Novem
befi 1918.
CHAs. CULvERWELL.
Clerk.
Date of first publication, Nov. 8
last, November 20, 1913.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08

in vogue in the year 1860 or 1862. 1t
is not really a graceful style, but with
certain costumes it looks >original and
suitable. 1t may be taken as q fact
that hats raised at the back are
steadily coming back into favor, but
we shall not find them really popular
before next winter. perhaps not be-
fore next spring.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08
BILLS Allow ED
BY the Beard ofC uyont Commission
ers, November 3rd, 1918.

A. Coral. as int rpreter, SIS.
Dan J. Ronnow, salary for the
month Of October, s250A
Z. W. Garrison, salary for the
month of October, $3.50
W. e. Orr, salary for month of
October, $3.50.
Jake Johnson, salary for the month
ol October 1925.
c.. P. Christensen, salary for the
month of October, 800.
Chas. Cuiverwl |, salary for tbs
month of October, $2OS 33.
Or. ]. West Smi h, salary as reg
lister and professional services, $29.75.
John Ewing, salary for the month
ofO ctober and mileage, $3.50.
James Ryan, salary Off the month
of Octobre dan mileage, s31.60.
J. N. Hollinger. salary for the mo,
OF Oc;ober and mil age, $3.50.
d Canpb l, lighting Phoebe
1859 house No. 2, 50.
.arracloush. lighting Phoebe
loss house No. /, SO.
Robert Finn, labor on Phoebe
road, SIS.
j. S. Bryant, labor for Phoebe
fire department, SO.
A. II. Nor is, suppl es furnished
i1dlgents, $1,000.
The Nevada Pr SIS company, books
sheriff and ass ssor, 1920.
Panaca Coop, supplies furnishe
indigents, $3.50. :
Hodges-Cock M rcantile Co., sur
plies furnished indigents and count!
$3.50.
j.. M. Trumdle, taking testimon
at coroner's inquest, S..
W.. A. Denton, coroner's fees, ST.!
|! j. w. Cos:in, salary and expens
as game warden, $25.
Amalgamated Phoebe Nj. & S. Col
)water rent court house for Angus
September and October, s24.
James Price, Waterman at fire
Phoebe, $3.50,
VIM n. Maynard burial Of int
gent, $40.
VIM. D. Maynard. coroner's fec
1918.
Pioche Record Pub. Co.. adventist
$3.50. )
Phoebe Record Pub. Co., job pril
ing and supplies, $5O.4S.
Phoebe Record Pub. Co., adv
Using Phoebe fire department, SO.
A.. s. Thompson Co.. supplies I
nished INDECENT, s11.75.
\ A. S. Thompson Co., supplies
nished county, 1885,.
A.. s. Thompson Co., supplies
nished INDECENT, SIS.
A. S. Thompson Co.. supplies
nished INDECENT, 81.
A. g. Thompson Co., supplies
nished INDECENT, s10.35.
w, R. Jones. labor on Caliente
er works, $1,000
w. r. Jones. coroner's fees, W
II. A. Rubber Stamp Co..
plies for court house, 1854.
J. W. Cos.in, watching ruins
fire. 81.
DR.. w. w. Stockham, hospital
tract and care Of indignets, SIZE
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08
Finds Pigeons Nest.

The naturalists of the United States
and Canada offered reward OF $1,000
fer the discovery OF the first nest OF
North American or passenger pigeons.
This prize was won by man in On
taro. This breed of pigeons was very
numerous in the early eighties. but
ere no longer to be found.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08
SAVING Moisturs for Crop.

In the spring, when the soil is COM
pact and moist, about an inch Of
moisture will evaporate per week.
narrowing the land loosens up the
surface and stops this evaporation.
The soil mulch may be maintained
after the crcp is planted by harrow
ing after il is up few inches. In this
way the moisture may be saved up till
TIE crops need it in July and August.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08

Send your orders to the Record OF
flee for your job printing. Prompt
attention and work fully guaranteed
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-08
BACK TO OLD FASHIONS
SEASONS MILLINERY SHOWS RE
TURN or THE PICTURESQUE.
Vatican Period, Above Any Other, is
Being Copied Just Now-Modei
Shows Hat of Tuscan Straw,
deliberately Trimmed.

The millinery of the present sea-
son is admirably picturesque. Quantl-
ties of tulle and lace are being used
immense capeline shapes are COM
posed entirely of plated tulle, cloche
shapes are covered with fine black
lace. We are borrowing largely from
the fashions of long ago, but 1t is per
hans true that we owe more to the
Vatican period than to any other
Vatican hats are particularly becom
ing to Partisan women. The discreet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Colorado
w chfodnym cieniu
SkaIiStyCh gOr.

Njskie raty zwrotnej JAZZ
dy uskuteczniane Sd kazde-
go dnia az do 80 wrzesnia
Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo.
Uzyjcie wont powietrza
balsamicznych dni i }agod-
nych nocy wColorado-kilka
jednodniowych wycieczek "
CORY koleja albo samocho-
dem, gdzie mozecie zobaczyc
6nieg W lecie bez nadejscia
cb}odnej zimy.- Szczyty g6r,
gdzie ob}oki pfyna nizej "a.
miast pc mad
ki W noszach, powozach, ko-
tarach albo pieszo- wybor.
ne boczne wycieczki ma kaz-
dy dzie6 waszych wakacyi.
Wybierzcie jedyna kolej,
kt6ra ma %podw6jny tor przez
Gala droge az do Colorado;
kt6ra jest zaopatrzona W So.
moruchome elektryczne syg-
naiowe kloce bezpiecze1stwa
przez Gala przestrzeh. Chica-
go Union Pacific i Kolej
North Western, diva ma
wskros wspania}e pociagi
dzienne..
Pc bljzsze szczeg6}y jake i
wyszczeg6lnienie rat jazdy z
waszei stacyi, us}ugi koleio-
wei i t. d., zg}osc;e sic do a.
gent6w kolei Chicago &
North Western,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Matki! CZy dZieci vase
cierpia Ia rObaki?

Maja one o~graszke, sa zmeczo-
ne. nerwowe, arazliwe, maja za-
wr6t g}owy lub zatwardzenle? Czy
ustawicHnie d}ubia " noeie Tub
zgrzyta]a .ebam,? CzY maja kur-
uzowe hole nieregularny gwa}tow-
ny apetyt? To SO xszystko oznak,
robak6w. Robakl nietylko he poo
woduja bole u dxlecl lecx prseszka-
d1aja " roswijan,u sic. Dajcie i'm
.k,ckappoo Worm Killer ma
ty.hmlast. Quo xabija i odpedza
robaki, napraw,a u dsieci apetyt,
regulul~ 1oiadek, watrobe i wsnes-
tfxn. sci. Symphony xnikaja
dziecko stale sie s1o.esliwem i
zdrowem lak nstara prxexnaczysa.
U ws1Ystkich aptexar1y Tub prxes
poczte as G. Kikappoo Indian Mes
liclne Company Philadelphia, Pa.
st. LOUIS, No. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
UcZcie sic pc angielsku
Wyuczymy Was listown

Wyuczvmy Was listownie,
W %aszym wolnym c~zasis, "
trzech mieslacach, nietylko moe
vic, czytac pisa6 pc angiel-
skin, lecz W ciagu nauki przez py-.
tania i odpow;edzi kt6re cwicze-
MA (preparowane ola kazdego
ucznia z osobna) z~awieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci stan dora
danny l instruktujemy Was sto~
sownie. Przez co jestesmy " MOI.
nosci pokazac VAN najszybsza i
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa chec jak zaufanie
do naszej melody w}asnie " ciagu
naukl sic puka.uia.
Plszcie i przskonajcie sic o naszei
nlezr6wnanej prawnle z~astrzezonsj
metodzie. Przedwstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kazdemu ~zupelnie bez~
p}atn,e. w razie gdybyscie tako~
wa uznali Observation-Disclosures to
przynaimniej ME bedziecie AM je-
dnego cent. stratni. Adresuicie:
Nar0doWa SZk0fa JeZyk6w
DEPT. 81
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO. ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Odrazajace PLAINLY ma
fWa1ZV

zosta}y wyleczone przez Ora. Hob
soma eczema Ointment, kt6ra leczy
wszelk,e wYr.uty st5rne. Me ma
rozn'cy jak diugo cierpiellscie ma
swierzbienia, popalenia, i p'peka.
ME sk6ry, rzy}ozc,e tylko nieco
teggo gojac.go srodka, ORA Hob
soma Eczema Olntment.a rany !
dolegliwosci ustapia zupe}nie. Go
jenie rozpocznle sic W tel m,nucle.
Doktorzy uzywaja jej " swell
praktyce i polecaja ;a. Pan Sher-
man, Z Li,tletown, Pa, pcwlada:
,Miaiem wysypke ma cxole: Dr'a
Uobson'a Eczema Ointment wyle
csy}c ja W dwuch tygodn;ach."
Gwarantowara "a pomocna albo
plenlad.e beds zwr6cone. U ap.
tekarzy albo pr.ez poczte. Cena
soc. Pfelffer Chemical Co, Phi.
adelphia i ST. Louis.
Advertisements
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Dziafa natychmiastOW0.

VIM. Rademacher, SO w. aga
nj. og}ssxa, ie POJEDYNCZA
}agodnego buckthorn
bark, glyceryny, it'd, g1y zmie,
szana v Adler-ika, nlemieckie le.
karstwo NJ appendicitis, lec1y "a
pchanie Tub gasy v 1o}adku ~
y ielu ludxiom " Nj
noaie ono pomog}o. (Apv).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21

~ S.IOuy cZclSC'uuobu Viva
Przeora ME zostaly oczywiEcie
bez b1ogiego wpiywu ma GAIA
rodz;ne Macieja. Bo coz sic
wiecej przyczynia do powrotu
zdrowia %niemocnym a wzmo.
CINEMA slabYch mad radcsG
serdeczna j rozweselenie? A
COZ serca ludzi strapionych
bardziej ucieszvc i zaspokoic
W stanie, jak wlssnie szczere
wsp61czucie i miiosG b!ilnich
!ez ME div, re Jadwiga
jeszcze z wieksza ochoezoscia
krzata}a sic okolo domu j cho-
rych, a Piotr pc wolf 2 dniem
kazdym przychodzi} do siebie,
Maciej zad coraz mniej czu1
|dokuczliwe rwanie.
TAX to Bog dobrotliwy pc
cieszyc raczy} swe wierne
slugi. zsy}ajac i'm W smutku
Ii potrzebie niespodziana po-
moe i pozadana %rozrywke, a
nastepujace zrzadzenie Opa-
trznosci Jego mia}o do reszty
uzdrowic i uszczesliwiG prey
najmniei ma czas niejakis do
brego p. Macieja i nieodro-
dine dziatki jego, oraz wier-
nym ich przyjacio}om dwoi-
nas6b nagrodzic %niezwyk}a
radoscia przysluge strapione.
mu sasiedztwu wyswiadczo
ma.
ROZDZIAk X.
Mia niespodZianka.
Me byio dnia, gdzieby p.
!Antoni, wierny przyrzeczeniu
swemu, ME odwiedzi} cier.
piacego sasiada. Zwykle roz-
prawiali wtedy juz to o tocza.
cei sic wojnie Napoleopa z
Prusami ! polaczonem z MIA
polskiem powstaniu,.juz tez 0
acknowledgement wojnach, W kt6.
rych p. Maciej by} osobiscie
bra} udzia}. Razu pewnego
Ia by1o to juz ma pocz4tku
stycznia r. 187O). siedzieli
sobie znowu obaj starry przy'
|jetym zwyczajen u sto}u mad
rozpostarta mapa, gawedzac
10 nalnowszych ala 1rancus-
kiego i polskiego oreza pc
myslnych wypadkach wojen
nych. Juz mieli zlozyc ma
pc i O potocznych rzeczach
rozpocz FAC move, kiedy p.
Macie), zo}nierz dusza i cia~
lem, ME mogac sic oderwac
cd ulubionego przedmiotu,
odezwa} sic zartobliwie:
"a pozwoleniem, drogi
panic sasiedzie, jeszcze mo-
mencik. Otto zwykle ma No
wyrok rachuie eie kaSdy sam
z SODA i 2 d}uznikami swemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21

Va
lku OpatrznoSci / cz}owiek
smiertelny ma kt6rym ME-
bezpiecznie polegac.-
Powazna odpoviedzia prey.
jaciela W swym zbytnim zapa.
! le ola Napoleona nagle OSLO.
}omiony, wybakna} p. Antoni
troche nie6mia}o: = A juzcic,
|juzcic; - cz}owiek .6miertel,
my jak my wszyscy, i by}o.
by nierozsadnie ca}kiem je.
DIVINE ma niego'sie spuszczac,
| Wszelako nam nadzieje, re
on jednak %przywr6ci nam
wolnosc i ojczyzne, i W tel
s}odkiej nadziei zegnam' ma
dzisiaj kochanego sasiada,
= DO iuz i tax "a nadto dfu
gom go fatygowa} obecnoscia
moja. Tu poda} reke Ma"
ciejowl, q ten uscisnawsay
serdecznie dion przyjacielska,
ME omieszkaf zapewniG p.
Antoniego, re owszem bar
do milo mu by}y odwiedzi.:
ny jego i prosi}, ably Ole
moznosci codziennie chorych
nawjedzac i wielce paozadana
gawedkq r%ozwesela6 raczy}. =
z najwieksza checia rrzy.
rzek} p. Antoni, z%apewniajac
sasiada. il sobie policy "a je-
dsn z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
swoich, jak najcze6ciej bywa6
u p. Macieja, dop6ki mu
Bog zupelnego zdrowia ME
przywr6ci, a pozegnawszy je-
szcze raz wszystkich, pospie-
szy} do domu.
Skoro zacna ma}zonka jego
dowiedziala sic lax rzec2y sta
}y, zawo}a}a z nieudan em
wsp6fczuciem: - Ach moi
Boze! to tam zapewnie ia
dwisia dzie6 j noe koczoluje'
(jeszcze mi tez zachoruje po-
czciwe d%ziewcze; trzeba konie-
cznie pos}a6 jej nosza Kasie,
by ia p~rzynajmniej W nocy
~wyreczY}a. =
Go powiedziala, to wyko
na}a. Odtad regularnie sluza-
ca ~pa6stwa--.S:.... ma pre-
milan 2 s}u5aca p. Macieja
czuwaly noca, a Jadwisia mo,
g}a spokojnie pokrzepic snem
swe ca}odziennf praca okolo
gospodarstwa domowego i
p~ie]egnowaniem chorych
strudzone j tax juz. dose
waite silly
Te i tympolobne dowody
%prawdziwej przyjazni odbiera
ne cadziennie juz to ze stro
ny mi}ych sasiad6w, juz te
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
,wIARUs", Czwartek, dnis p 60 sierpnia, 1913.

EFV%&&& GkHet+}
p zypominam sobie zadnej
XII, aki, lub chocby tylko ma.
lei pora:ki Francuza i ma
szych. Zreszta ME masz ;e-
szcze sic z czego rachowac.
= Jak to! ME masz sic. z
czego rachowac? zawofa} p.
Maciej, a wskazujac o}6wkiem
ma maple miejsca odnosne,
prawii z. wielkiem zadowole.
MEM: Wszak, jeze]i dobrze
pamietara, obsadzili Moskale
jako ~sprzymierze6cy Prus W
slle SO, 900 chlopa II listopa-
da 1oku zeszlego Whsle
OF tn = cd Warszawy az do
P}ocka, slac przednie straze
przez Bzure; Prusaki zas pod
wodza L'Estocpa'a roz}ozyli
sic pomiedzy Zelwafd em i
Dzia}dowem, . tworzac LIME
wy%wiadowcza cd Gda6ska do
P{ocka. A dis iak z niemi
wyglada? Prawie we wszyst-
kich ~prowincyacb naszych
dawniej przez wrog6w zabra.
nych wre ma dobre walka.
Naj}atwiej posz1o zaraz ma Pc
czatku z Wie]kopolska; ia
Bogu dzieki juz Gala W reku
naszych, 81 listopada musia-
Ia zafoga pruska opuscic War.
szawe i patrzec sic spokojnie,
jak niehawemW. ksiaze Berg
z jenera}em Davaust zajeli
stolice Kr6lestwa Polskiego.
z poczatkiem grudnla luz po-
stawiony osobny zarzad -odbi.
tel ziemi, i ksiaze J6zef Po-
niatowski ~powofany do orga-
nizacyi wojsk polskich.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
o BOHATER 8.

Napisa4 l..
Ks. 4gn4cy Zi;sNnsk;.
7ss, aa l.
(Ciag dalszY.)
- Podajno mi. .mape, - !,
zawo}a] ma Jadwige, ozywio- n.
ny pomySlna wiadomoscia o. b,
obrotacha wojsk' napoleon 4,
skich, a MIN Jadwiga przy:. "
nios}a czego zada}, zacza1 pa q,
nu Antoniemu niekt6r0 szcze-
g6ty o znanych nv: mt )! blizej 2 81
dawniejszych wyptaw naczels d;
nych wodzach opowiadac H.
to z takim zapa1em, ze ami o,
s%postrzeg}, jak przyszla i po- m
szfa Japwiga. =. .,... q
Alb! juz Jest - zawolai sc
ujrzawszy wreszcie. mape ma nj
stole, a rozpostariszy ia, po- A
szukiwaf miejc, oko}o kt6- d,
rych wojska obydwu stron n,
nieprzyjacielskich gl6wnie sic m
skupia}y. Wskazujac potem ma n,
1niejscowosci, gdzie juz POM %
niejsze stoczono bitwy, robi} 2
jake doswiadczony wojak swe r.
wnioski co do dalszego roz- 50
woju walki. =. d.
Pan Antoni slucha} q ma sv
tezona uwaga kilkakrotnie u
kiwnaf ma znak zodowolenia B
g}owa, a kiedy p. Maciej ko6- pr
czac swe wywody, doda}: - 81
Alec Bog sam tylko vie, co 81
tam Napoleon zacznie, DO a
MIN trudno sic liczyc, wte- dc
dy zawo}a} D.. Antoni prawie 1y
goraczkowo: TAX, tax, tax! WI
wla6nie to samo ciagle pow b
tarzam mel ionic, movie, az
ze Napoleon to wszystkie ra- ne
chubby cz}owieka W niwecz CO
obraca. Zaiste nadzwyczajne CO
on zjawisko; takiego bohate- bJ
"a ME byfo podobno jeszcze W
naswiecie z wyjatkiem chyba
Cezara. Panic! - CO to "a ne
pomysfy, a jak je ~wszystkie- ca
szybko i mad wszelkie spo. m
dziewanie ludzkie wykony CT
wal JAG znam wpradzie ludzi g
i czytam W sercaoh. ich, jak sv
W otwarte] ks;edze, ale co do sc
NapoleoDa to JUL. Wyznac mu- pl
sze, 10 chociazbym zna} go i st
osobiscie, pewniebym zawsze W
sic ma MIN omy|if.@
Prawda, odpowiedziai Ma pr
ciej, genlusz wojenny, ze szu. ne
kac drugiego ma swiecie, lscz ny
IT. v-~-,~ - ~