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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story Of a WOman's Hunt For Man.
BY ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON

and make friends I'm awtully tired
OF sitting home and doing nothing
| want to begin"
oh, YOU could do it all right"
said Fred reassuringly. Here you
try this place first"
He scribbled a name hurriedly on
a card for me
You 20 in the side entrance and
ask FOR the head Of the department.
or for the buyer | wouldn't try 10
blum them IL were you Tell them
you don't know anything. but you
think you can learn"
took the card from him crate
fully enough The following morn
ing with II clutched in my hand
made my way TO the address II bore
IS. Silyerstein" n said. and passed
two handsome plate glass windows
behind which were banked the furs
and silks and hats which made this
particular establishment famous. At
one side, quite different from the
spacious portals reserved for custo.
mers, was a small door and a hall
way which led TO an elevator. |
smiled 10 myself and felt II quite
an adventure when I read the sign.
which said For Employees Only"
In another moment had been
carried 10 the third floor. After
several questions ! was directed 10
some Offices AT the back OF the shop.
and presently | found myself stand
ing before short coarse.nosed
man, who proclaimed himself tho
head OF the department for which
had asked
II would like 70 work FOR YOU"
said. i've no experience but think
could learn"
The man seemed hardly 10 hear
what ! said.
Take on your hat" he command.
ed abruptly
Obediently | pulled the pins from
my headgear and uncovered my
hair. He looked AZ me critically
Your hair Is vilely arranged ."
he said, but II II were dressed
properly YOU would be quite pretty"
He walked about me, cycling me
rs tho ! were a piece OF furniture
Live home?" ho asked.
nodded. horribly embarrassed by
the cool assurance OF his chances
There was a pause, then.
Got any decent clothes" he
oueried
looked down helplessly. was
wearing my very best suit. Every
thing ! had on was new, and
thought particularly smart.
/ These are the best 7 have"
! managed to Guayer back to him,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

Next story Old Mr. Toad Ts
Happily Surprised
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
E=sa OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AND THE HOME HaHE

Well" said the insn slowly.
you're pretty raw, bat | think
you could be whipped into shape.
You 90 get the money for q decent
dress. You can buy II here II you
like al discount. Fifty dollars would
do II II you want 10 try. we'd sAks
YOU on"
"What--vhat would get." (
stammered What would my wages
be-"
"Oh, start you AZ $40 week" he
said nonchslantly, and turned away.
"But the dress protested.
How do ! get that"
The man threw me a queer smile.
That's your business" he an
swered pleasantly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Mr.. Toad Tells Peter How He Did IT,.

~ gHORNTON v :, EGE1S

yy rUoB\yoV n y, gGEVN
90, r.,.,. .-,..s a., ~
W 80 '''''''
TOAD 2" ''H man no" NJ h'a man
aged to make All thos" pulling
holes IN Tho side of he big pit In
Farmer Brown garden Old MIR
Toad looked up io whore Peter was
pecping over IA" edge OF the pit and
Wtnked u Was very solemn wink
Peter dldn know just what it
meant old Mr. Toad didn't even
smil" H' just wink"d and that
was all Ihon gradually D." backed
80 Ear back m that little hole In
which DE was sitting thai Peter
couldn't So" him ~ an Peter wait
ed and waited. hi9 eyes big vi. h
curiosity, fixed on that litfl" ho'o
But not a thing did he 500 OF Old
Mr Toad By and by Potter began
20 suspect that Old Mr. Toad Va.
playing q trick on him and that thai
was what thar wink had meant
Yes sir. be began 10 suspect that
Old Mr.. Toad didn't intend TO show
himself again
That wasn't bit Ike Old Mr.
Toad and Peter ought 70 have
known better than 10 have suspect.
cd him OF such thing But Peter
vas impatient, and yon know how
II Il with impatient people II is
hard work for them 20 wait for
those who are not az quick moving
as they are, u was just so with
Peter now. n seemed TO him that
no had waited ms long as any one
could be expected 10 wait. and he
had just about made up his mind
70 give up and 70 away in a hun
when he heard the voice OF Old Mr.
Toad once more. There was no
doubt about II, II was the voice Of
Old Mr.. Toad but. look as he would.
Peter couldn't see Old Mr.. Toad.
OF course. Peter was staring at the
hole where he had last seen Mr.
Toad. and yet the voice somehow
didn't seem 70 come from there.
Look over AZ the next hole on
your right and a little lower down, -
said the voice
Peter did a. he was told and
there was the head OF Old Mr.. Toad
sticking out OF that hole. There
was no doubt about e. old Mr.
Toad was looking up Al him from
that other hole instead OF from the
hole whore he had been in the first
place, He winked in just that same
solemn way he had winked before.
However did you get there
cried Peter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

the one who keeps evcrlatsingly az
a thing who gets II When | found
myself at the bottom OF this pit it
looked to me as II ! would stay
here the rest OF my life unless some
one happened along 10 help me.
Then | remembered that he Is best
helped who helps himself. and
started In 20 sec what | could do. |
dug in little way and then began
70 slant up. Then | worked out and
made that second hole. so as to
have place 20 push out the sand
and also 90 sit and catch such bugs
as might come along People who
work must cat, you know Then !
made another little tunnel and a
third hole a little higher than tho
second So 7 kept on until reached
the where you first saw mo. and so
shall keep on until got ont Pm
not much Of digger. but give me
time enough and I'll get there. and
I've got all the time there H. II Is
n lucky thing for me that this sand
Is easy 20 dig In Come around 20.
morrow, Peter, md youl find mo
a little nearer tho top" With this
Old Mr. Toad disappeared, and tho
Peter waited and waited he didn't
sec him again He was AZ work on
a new tunnel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

Viii take place next week the first
informal meeting having been held
oct This Is club for business
women and there are a few rooms
stu - ihc disposal OF the members
Aliho the club Is financed by the
Catholic women az the cities and
'ho officers are Catholic girls, there
Is mo- deuomlnat.onal bar in the
membership Luncheon and dinner
parties may be- given IN tho club
and classes IN English French, do
nestle science. parliamentary Law,
dancing swimming millinery and
dro- making have been formed With
efficient teachers
o
Mr. and Mrs Harold Palmer are
building new home at Jefferson.
ave. and uuiyersltyp Crosse
PolE'e ylllage.
Mr. and Mrs Carl VI. Green. No
217 East tfTaud blvd, entertained At
supper sunday evening. in honor 81
N- and Mrs Charles " Steele. Who
have just returned from trip
around NO world Saturday after
noon Mrs Harry Ford gave tea
for Mrs. steele
Nr and Mrs. William p. Colhurn
lcf SUNDAY for rho Adirondacks
.
Nr and Mrs. H. Wibert Spence.
accompanied by Mrs Montgomery
OF california. and Mrs u VI New
lr, an, lt "a rl,f,f trFp thru ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
TO Be CnnlLnu.lL

CLEVEI ANI-What makes an a .
tor This f. The problem Police
Chict Rove has solved Sunday
concerts arr tolerated whom there is
no acting. Low cut gowns and dres
suits do not make actors, the chief
ruled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

To soften a hard sponge cover
With cold water, add a tablespoonful
Of boraK. and bring slowly 10 the
boil in clean saucepan. Then re-
move The sponge. rub some dry
horav into II, and rinse in cold
water for several minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
Odds and Ends

CHICAGO John Anderson was
arrested for walking down Lake-st.
tarcfootcd He said someone had
stolen his shoes and he didn't want
90 wear out his socks
CLEVELAND Even tho students
arc doing a. Dental scholars at
Western Reserve university are
striking for better instructors
CHTCAGO-Patients AZ the Dun.
ming insane asylum led ~ horses
from "a burning barn az the institu-
ton.
CHICAGO Standing UP in her
bath. Mrs May he Luce reached
for an electric heater and the light
FIXTURE AZ the same time and was
instantly killed
HAMMOND. Ind.-Axel Anderson
known as the powerful Swede, %
died " n toothache He was en-
plOyed unloading pig iron
CHICAGO-"Old John" Bannon is
dead lie was los years old and
had lived in Chicago more than so
years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

Watch for the Pictorial Re
view Edition of The Times,
Oct. 2Sth. 1t will tell the
story of Detroit's Real Es-
tate possibilities.
Is Your Property Listed?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

Watch for the Pictorial Re-
view Edition of The Times.
Oct. 2Sth. II will tell the
story Of DetrOit's Real Es-
tate possibilities.
Is Your Property Listed?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-14

Washington ID 4 April - Mha
Secretary Of war Baker lft the eaH
net meeting today hc said lhor. IS
absolutely no change IN Oh MeNIcu
situation The status oi the Am"t
can troops is unchanged " Hc q ,in
cd to discuss the question Of pohoN
Funston's hands are enirely lro
he said, to make tn necessary disro
sitlon of the thirty thousand men m
his command
In The matter OF the dispatch ot
troops to strengthen The supporiil g
lines. or in shifting ihc border forces
TO the places best adapted ar mat
ters Of which Funston is the only
Judge.
lie will await official version OF the
situation from the American com
mander before new action is taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-14
MTNIIA\S OF GE\ERN.FlR-
iG0S' COMMAND RI\
AutCk NEAR Cllillt llll \
FUNSTON HAS FREE
REIN, SAYS BAKER
PtRRli TOWN WOIl\D
CAl SES niSN SIiu\GIl.-
E\l\G 0I PATROLS
lBy Associated lress

pershins Camp, April le.-tey aero
plane. Chihuahua, April i3.Aprll II -l
About forty mounted men. believed e
be Villa men. Of General Tarangos
command, ran amuck last night in ar
attack on an automobifs supply train
They were driven of after a snort
fight
There were no American CASUALTIES
One Villa bandit was killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-14

New Orleans. Ia, April Ito
night cloudy rain ia south portion
Oklahoma. saturday. partly cloudy,
warmer u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
POZNANSKIEGO
KONFISKATY
K0W OLA

Wydany nak}adem Towarzy-
silva nauczycieli szk6f wyzszych
podrecznik ola skaut6w p. t.
"Harcc" mlodziezy polskiej.''
Schreibera i Piaseckiego, zostal
skonfiskowany przez prokurato-
rje pruska. Jako pow6d konfis-
katy podajc wyrok sadowy, re
celem fizycznego i duchowego wy
ksztafcenia skaut0w ma bye zbroj
ne powstanie ludnoSci polskiej, w
kt6rcm zawiazkiem wojska ma
bye organizacyja skautowa. Wy
rok sadu opiewa dalej: "Wobec
zaostrzenia sic stosunk6w poll
tycznych ia wschodzic, wobec
wielkiego poczucia narodowego
Polakow i ich goracej miiosci o.
czyzny, wobcc pomyslnych rezul
tat6w wojsk slowianskich ma Bal
kanic, nicbezpieczenstwo zbroj--
ncgo powstania nietylko jest to-
orctyczna mozliwoscia, lecz bar
dzo blizkiem prawdopodobieh--
stwcm'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
Z POD M0SKALA.
MEDIA.

Kielce. Media wsrod klasy Il
bQgiej wzrasta Z kazdym dniem W
Kielcach. Zajeli sic biednymi pre-
zydent miasta p. Koz}owicz i ks.
biskup kosinski p. Koz}owicz VIA
snym kosztcm zasadzif ogrodoWi
zne ma nicuzytkach %podmiejs--
kich, przeznaczajac ia ola klasy
ubogiej ks. biskup Losinski zaS,
ktory pc ciezkicj chorobic powell
wraca do zdrowia, kauai obsiac
ma rzecz biednych zbozem i ogro
dowizna znaczny szmat ziemi,
PREY kt0rcj w dodatku zarabia
wiele kobiet i dziatwy. Przez ca
]y czas wojny ks. biskup zywi z
w1asnych fundusz6w setki bieda-
k0w. Co wtorck i Srode ks. kape-
Ian Sonik wydaje biednym chleb
i rome produkty spozywcze pier
potrzeby; z kuchni ks. BIZ
skupa korzysta bezpfatnie codzien
ME do 1000 os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
CAI.Y POWIAT UCIERPIAK.
Cd WOJNY.

Jeziorna. Wskutek akcyi wo--
jcnnej W powiecie Warszawskim
ucierpial bardzo wielc caly po-
what a wies Jeziorna nalezy do
tych, kt6re ucierpiafy .najwiecej.
Ogromne obszary ziemi lezaly W
roku 1915 od}ogiem, poniewaz u
prawa i obsianie tych pol by}o
wprost niemozliwem. Jeziorna L.
zy mad rzeka Jeziorka, kt6ra die
Ii wies ma try czesci. Woda W
rzece Jeziorce jest bardzo czysta,
smaczna i zdatna do wszelkiej ia
brykacyi, to tez PREY niej istnic-
ja rome zakfady fabryczne, Z
pomiedzy kt6rych wyszczeg6lnic
trzeba fabryke papieru, s}ynaca
z dobroci swoich wyrob6w. Fa--
bryka ia rozwinieta jest ia wick
sza skale i zatrudnia bardzo VIE
lie ludzi. Jeziorna jest osada bar
dzo zaludniona i liczy kilka ty--
mieszkancow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
ZE ~STATYSTYKI.
LW6W.

Lw6w. - Miesiecznik statysty
czny "Lw6w W cyfrach' wyka--
zujc "a styczen 1916 roku haste
pujace szczeg6fy.
Urodzifo sic W tym micsiacu
243 dzieci, W tenn 120 chfopc6w,
1872 dziewczat. zywych 219, niezy
wych %. Slubnych 135, nieSlub-
nych 81. Wyznania rzym kat.122
grecko kat. 80 mojzeszowego IS.
ewnagelickiego l.
Zmar}o W tymze czasie 500 o,
sob obcych, rozumie sic: zo}nie--
rzy, II, razem 551. z tego Ia SUI
choty 81, ospe 93, zapalenie pluc
81 uwiad starczy 81, choroby ser
cove 48 it'd. Stanu wolnego 261,
ma1zenskiego 40 os6b, wdowie-.
go 80.
Ma choroby zakazne zapadlc
364 os6b, Z tego IS %zolnierzy. Ma
ospe 236, ma blonie 80, dyftcrye
Is, tyfus brzuszny -. plamisty
II, czerwonke II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

by Niemcy zabierali z Galicyi sic
roty ponizej lat trzynastu ma wy
chowanie. 0w radca, F'ryderyk
Hey, twierdzi, re sieroty znalaz}y
by W ten spos6b "dozywotnie"
zaopatrzenie a zapewnie i szczeS-
Gle a razem zalatwionoby Geese
trudnej piracy wewnetrznej ko-
lonizacyi Galicyi. Piekielny ten
pomysf wynarodowienia sier6t
spotkaf II ludzi szlachetnych male
zyta odprawe, lecz niestcty dis
many "a wiele W Galicyi "austro
FLOW, zaprzedawajacych spra-
we polska ia rzecz poteznej ger
manizacyi, i dlatego plan ten jest
nadzwyczaj niebezpieczny..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
JEDI Pc TROCHUz WSZYST.
KIEGO.

Prawdopodobnie najlepszym sy-
|stemem zycia jest spozywanie
wszystkiego pc trochu - ME "a
mafo i ME "a DUO - pomijajac
wszystkie te pokarmy, kt6re do
swiadczenie wykazafo, re So ola
mas szkodliwe. Opr6cz wybrania
w1asciwego pokarmu jest take
niezbednem zapobiedz nagroma-
,dzeniu sic W organizmie trujacej
materyi. Trinera Amerykanski
Eliksir Gorzckiego Wilma wypelni
to oczyszczajace zadanie dok}ad-
ME. Srodek ten ME dopusci zad-
nej zuzytej materyi W ciele. Prey
niesie ulge PREY zatwardzeniu, o.
slabieniu, nerwowosci, ubogiej
krwi i powiekszy wasz apetyt.
Wzmocni take organy trawienia
i uczyni je zdolnemi do zniesie--
MIA i strawienia dostatniej ilosci
pozywnego pokarmu. w apte-
kach cena $1.00 Jos. Triner. Fa-
brykant i Chemik, 133333-1339
SO. Ashland ave-. Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
IA oBRAzE RoDz1cow-
FANNY.

starogard. Jak niebezpieczna
jest rzecza grac z honorem ko--
biety, dowodzi nastepujacy PREY
padck. Stolarz Ernest KozfoWski
zaplonat mifoScia do niejakiej
panny Lambeck, kt6ra jednak
Ola pewnych przyczyn "amanta''
odpalifa. z zemsty denuncyowaf
K. by}a narzeczona o uprawienie
prostytucyi i w liscie anonimo-
wynn do policyi obrazif rodzi-
cow panny. Poniewaz ciezki "a
rzut byf nieuzasadniony, skazal
obecnie sad Koz}owskiego "a
rozmySlna deuncyacye
oraz oczernianie ma piec miesie--
wiezienia. Sad zawyrokowa}
natychmiastowe aresztowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

tex nieostroznosci wywr6cila lam
pc naftowa pewna II letnia die
wczynka PREY Eckerstr. Is. Naf-
ia rozla}a sic ma suknie dziew--
czynki, zapalajac sic jednoczes-
ME. w okamgnieniu stane}a bic
dina dzicwczynka W p}omieniach.
Pomimo szybkiej pomocy i cho--
ciaz zdo}ano odziez pozdzierac,
odniosfa nieszczesliwa dziewczyn-
ka talk strasznc poparzenia, re
kr6tko potem zmarfa W okrop--
nych bolcSciach W lazarecie, do
kad ia natychmiast odwieziono.
niedziele popoludniu jccha|
automobil nj. "Pod Lipami' ia
nar6zniku Neustactische Kirststr
wjcchala mu dor6zka W droge.
szofcr ME mogac juz woza "a
trzymacc, skreci} ma prawo, a w6z
bedac W pedzie wpadf ia trotu-
airy i wprost W okno wystawowe
sk1adu cygar. Ma @nieszczscie 20
stale troje dzieci znacznie zranio
nych. jedn0 z Mich Smicrtelnie.
Szkoda, wyrzadzona W skfadzic
cygar, Jest Znaczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
BESTYALSKI MORD.
WarsZaWa. Pi.

WarSZaWa. - PlSma warsaw
skie donosza: W DIN. l BIN. popel
Mono tn bestyalski mord PREY III
SzczeSliwickiej W dzielnicy Ocho
ia. Ofiara zbrodni padla 62letnia
Teofila Cywinska b. wl~ascicielka
mydlarni i piwiarni. Sprawczynia
mordu byfa sasiadka Cywinskiej,
Maryanna Garszonowa. kt6ra
mszczac sic "a rzekome obelgi i
w]yrzucenie Z mieszkania, weszla
przez okno do mieszkania Cywin
skiej i zamordowala ia kilku ude
rzeniami mlotka W skrOn. Gerszo-
nova, kt6ra przyznala sic do zbro
dni tlumaczac sic uniesieniem, a
reSZtOWanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
SZKOtA ANClELSKlEC0! !

Niemal kazdemu W Ameryce i
Kanadzie wiadomo, re TYLKO U
MAS MONA listownie, podgwaran-
eva, wyuczyc sic movie, czytac i
pisac pc angielsku W przeciagu jed
nego kursu, albo ME placi sic ami
jednego centa Zmadrzej vice i ty
jak i setki innych zmadrzalo i ME
daj sic ba}amucic rozmiatem pokat
nym szkofkami lecz zglos sic listo-
wnie do prawdziwej Szkoly,bo my
ola dobra twego wydalismy Meto-
de jezyka angielskiego opracowana
ma tie zycia robotniczego W spos6b
bardzo }atwy ola kazdego, zawiera
jaca Gramatyke angielskq podana
W jezyku polskim! Szkola nasza
jest jedyna Korespondencyjna
szkola prowadzona przezPolak6w,
"a konsesem rzadowym, jest ola pc
zytku ludzi ME ola szyku! OAR
MO dostaniesz okazowa lekcye
najnowszej najlepszej i najtanszej.
Melody jezyka angielskiego, vice
pisz zaraz i przekonaj sic.
sZKokA
/YIAQA o.
1897 Chene st., Detroit, Mich.
2. j. Paradzilski, kierownik.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.
STATYSTYKA SAMOB6JSTW

Wydano ciekawa i przcrazaa-
ca zarazem %statystyke samob0jstw
W Prusicch. Zaciekawiaja mas
szczeg6lnic liczby dotyczacc w.
Ksiestwa Poznanskiego. w rokrl
1915 zanotowano we Wielkiem
Ksiestwic Poznanskiem POS sa--
mob6jstw, z tych przypada 1852
ma mezczyzn i 43 niewiasty. w
cztcrech wypadkach z%anotowano
samob6jstwa VIC wicku m}odocia
nym cd 10 do Is lat. w Pozna--
niu zaszlo wypadkow samobojstw
4Oc w Bydgoszczy IA. - w Prrl-
siech n%aliczono W lynne roku o.
g6fcm 1928 Wv 1912 +. - 1929
samob6jstw. Samob6jcami by}o
21l9 kobiet a 6604 mezczyzn. Ma
100000 ludno$ci przypada q sa
m%obojstw z 1000 samob6jstw by
10 757 mezczyzn i 243 kobict.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
Z GALICYT
GERMANIZACYA GROZI POL.
see.

Lw6w. = Me tylko Niemcy,
ale r6wniez Austrya %zabieraja sic
ma leb, ma szyje do wynarodo-
vienna polak6w, korzystajac 2
tego, zc czynniki miarodajnc i
wplywy te popieraja wraz &c So
%cyalistami polityke austryacka,
dazaca wraz 2 polityka niemiecka
do zadlowienia Polski. Pewien rad
ca sadowy oglasza W wiedenskim
"Nen Wiener Abendblatt, a..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
NIESZCZESLIWE WYPADKI.

Jedna z r0daczck naszych p Tau
cja Koniecka, przechodzac przez
ulice ME spostrzegla nadjczdzaja
cego automobile, kt6ry jq powa-
lii ma ziemie. Skutek byl strasz--
ny, DO kolo przcszlo n~ieszczeSli-
wei przcz glove i Smierc nastapi
Ia ma miejscu. Sp. Koniecka z do
Malinska, pochodzila z Borku
w. Ks. Poznanskliiem. - Wsku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

Sztywny kark i sztywne krzyze
nalezy nacierac Trinera Linimen-
tenn a sztywnosc wkr6tce zniknie.
Ten Liniment jest bardzo dobry
ma reumatyzm i neuralgia. W apte
kachh 25c i so. Oplacona poczta
35c i 6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
GRAD PONISZCZYL ZBOzA.

0strod. w okolicy spadi tn
wielki grad, kt6ry poniszczyf zbo
re ma polach. w niekt6rych miej
scach prawie Gale zniwo ~zniszczo
ne. Kazdy rozumny gospodarz
powinien bye nietylko od ognia
ale i cd gradu zabezpieczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

s.SoRoL" udowodnil sw6j oblet-
niczy skutek i dlatego ME zapom
n,jcie spr6bowac go prey odc'u.
waniu jakichk"lwiek wewnetrznych
cierp,eh. Aptekarz i Wasz sklepi-
karz 60 maja, albo gfowny sklad:
F. AD. RICHTER & Co. a. 80
Washington st., New York, N, Y.
-25C butelecZka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
DZIECI ZAPALKA

Szylokarczma. Zapa}kami zaba-
wiajace sic dzieci spowodowafy
pozar II wlasciciela Priewego,
przyczem spfonaf dszczetnie dom
mieszkalny i stajnia. w stajni
spalifo sic dziecko pewnego ko-
mornika.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-11

ties Slinen.
uni 5tpnr 90
routirt e d t.
itsriliiirt une
oeBmegm bait
bar, iuB mno
BON berrti4eiu
Slioen @e.
fdmlaf. elm
Rabrunes-
mittel ion6er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-11
Tnniidlcs 3nttclijnar al ornidcn
&ierOcn.

Sin auifouenOes geiIpiel fir bic
@npa1un9sf0bigteit gIeihortiger Or
gdnismen on Itarf perdnserte Qez
bensbebingungen er3dblt 4hilten3or3t
8. &rieg in Der yRoturlpidenifofts
li6en Nodenidrift". SOFT ole pFers
be oes Heterogeneous, bel Dem er
.dtig lit. haben lid in RuBIdnb i'm
Gaufe oes iebr talten t6erbiteS uno
Binters nit einem a~uffuuenb LAM
gen. beinabe 3otti9en 6aartIeio be-
oedt. 8eionoers Der 9srpegun93frieg
Der 6erbftoffenlipen 3tpnne Die Siere,
in ipenig S6ub gegen Winb unb
SGlte gepd6renoen gouli6teiten oOer
gar i'm 6reien bic Ndbte su3ubrinz
gen. Die Gri9eirun9. burt ipelfe
Die fonft glattfeniqen gfsroe Dem be-
tannten u~noroeniiih o~usiebenNen
rufiifen 2anoidlog iebr anee9Iifen
puroeu, NOR idon mad ben eriten
toIten Sttoherlpoheu 3u bemerteu
uno fiel aud ben Mnnni6often auf.
Sin 8ergieid Der alien Pferpe nit
oenen zines neu ein0etroffenen
5r%onsportes Benefit Die Itorie anz
eleihun9 an bic 9~aurldugsn Der in
sen ruHiIhen 9egen0en hsimifden
Yferoe ifIngsno. Die ourdifnitts
!id,e o~aarIdn9e in Der @onaihsnee>
9eno oes 6eues betrug bel ben nsu
augetommenen Pferoen 2,5 3taf'res
ter, bel ben in Rublono Idon iiber
Winter tpeiIennen 4 3entimeter uno
Bel ben ruiiiihm gaaernpferhen 8
3sntimeter, in Der gaudaegeno po=
rem dbnlide 9urtffnittsrperie 4, s
uno 10 3enttmetsr.
3ieie mertfuiiroies anpoFungsfds
bi9'eit Der Pferoe Ie0i bic 4nndbms
elmer pm n~ornbereip porbanoensn
erbliden Giqenihaft nvhs, Die ourf)
od8 Iusblsiben Der rnsipredenbsn
SdIierpirfunqen biz oohin nift CUR
GntlpidlurQ esIon9sr tounts. 9db
niht ole Yferbe oleih tart auf bic
tlimatiiden GiufIl6e reoeisrtsn.
mag pteleidt auf groBere Vereoelun9
uno ioyqfdltiasrs Siltas mdnter
rostnpen suridsuflhrsn Isin. Gis
nice pier0s. bic iih i'm prioatbsiiB
pcn Gff,3ieren befanoer une bsion.
osrs eoIer NbItommuus rporsn. fitIn
ieoenfans burh tIrSsrsn Soartputs
auf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-11
Die r~attemlOie SnieI.

auf Der ganaen groe sibt e iider
ni6t piele plGse. mo it'd teine Rats
ten ~aufbalten uno bod tit bic Rores
Ieeinfel 60br cine iol6e Gusnabms.
Die 10 loitiee 6ausratte tann oftens
bar auf oieier Smell nidt leben Sas
aessn baben ale anoeren Horb'eeins
5eln Rotten uno natiirlid aud oas
nobelieesnbe 5eitInno 9daebIa Sn"
folge Der lebbaften SdiTfnbrt, pel6s
nit BEN 5sftlanoe betriebeH piro,
febIt Is ben 5iersn t~einespegs an
9elegenbsit, auf 60hr ans 2ono gu
aelanaen. Man bat bier audi manhs
nal am 6afsn Rotten seieben, uno
bereinselt iinb tie aud IN aeaern IN
Ger gtGbe hes 0ofsns bemertt wors
Den, dber lie iinb tets. obne iih
permehrt gu boben, lllo oarauf etns
oeoanaen. IS oirfte bod interehdnt
fein, Dem umftnnoe, nesbalb ouf
1F0br teine &atten Ieben tOnnen.
na65uforiaen. Sn ben 9rGben Der
SnIelmori6 Isbeu auf 5Obr pobl
WoHerrotten, aber bic 10 ldttlgen
Sousratten febIen auf Der Snfsl
pplftdnbig.