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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
Death of Mr.. Edward n. Newell.

The death of Mr.. Edward II. Newell
occurred at his home at Newellton
about II o'clock on Tuesday night,
after lingering illness which he bore
with patience and fcrtitude.
Mr.. Newell was a native of Tensas
parish and was born OH the Cypress"
plantation, on NeweIl's Ridge, De-
cember 9th, 1916. His parents were
the late Edward ID. Newell and Miss
Dorsey, the latter being a native of
Port Gibson. Mr.. Edward d. Newell,
father of deceased, emigrated from
North Carolina and settled at Port
Gibson, where he engaged in business,
many years before the war. Here he
formed the acquaintance of we'll
known Indian chief from one of the
Tensas tribes, who induced him to
cross the great river and enter the
wilds of Louisiana. OF adventurous
spirit, Mr.. Newell followed his Indian
friend to Louisiana, accompanied by
his good wife and twelve negro slaves,
and located i'm the cane brakes on
what is now known as Neweil's Ridge
In Tensas parish. Here he spent the
remainder of his life and reared a
large family, and incidentally opened
up some thirty thousand acres of Gov
eminent land, which remained in the
family for many years.
At the age of 10 years deceased en-
tered the Confederate army as men,
Der of the Tensas Calvary and made
most valiant soldier. Returning from
the conflict he settled on his fathers
plantation, which he operated most
successfully for many years. He
served on the Board of School Direc-
tors of Tensas parish for sixteen years
and proved most useful member,
aud in 1894 was appointed Post Master
at Newellton, which position he held
uninterruptedly until retired by the
age limit about year ago, when he
was succeeded by his daughter, Mrs.
Murdoch.
Mr.. Newell was lifelong resident
of Tensas. He was man of strong
character and unimpeachable integri-
ty. In early manhood he married Miss
Katherine Ross Wade of Claiborne
county, Miss, who preceded him to
the grave some years ago. He is sur
vived by one daughter, Mrs. John
Murdoch of Newellton and three sons,
DR.. T.. Dunbar Newell, distinguished
physician and surgeon of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and r. Wade and Bep
Y. Newell, both planters Of Tensas
parish, to whom he was ever a devot-
ed father.
His remains were taken TO Natchez
and were laid beside his good wife,
and were followed to the grave by
many loyal and devoted friends. Here
he sleeps peacefully,-a good and just
man. May the sod rest lightly DER
hint
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
Attendance Compulsory.

State Superintendent of Education
t. III. Harris, in circular letter to
parish superintendents and school
board members, emphasizes the i'm
portanee Of the new compulsory
school attendance law.
The measure applies to children be-
tween and IA years of age, grades l
tot. Children must enter not later
than two weeks after tia opening of
the term. The following are exempt
ed: Children mentally or physically
deficient; children who have COM
pleted elementary grades; living
more than two and ne-half miles
from school of suitable grade, and to
whom transportation is not furnished;
children for whom adequate school
facilities have not been provided;
children whose services are needed to
support widowed mothers. The
school board is given authority to fur
nish text books free to children whose
parents are unable to buy them.
"It will be necessary for school
boards and superintendent to organ
ize to check up the enrolment and
see that the attendance is regular"
says Mr.. Harris. at should not be
difficult for the superintendent to fur
nish the principal list of the children
affected by the law, nor for the prin-
cipal to report to the superintendent
the names of children illegally out of
school.
"Unquestiouably, both teachers and
school officials should use persuasive
measures to induce parents to send
their children to school and to have
them to attend regularly, and should
GO TO the court as last resort.
s'But the children should be required
to enroll and attend regularly, even
if persecution of parents are necessary
to secure the result"
Supt. Harris calls attention to the
provision of the law allowing parents
livining near the line of two adjoining
parishes, the right to send their child
rem TO the most convenient school in
either parish.
As the opening of school is not far
off, Supt. Harris urges parish superin-
tendents and school board members
to organize at once and get ready to
carry out the provision of the compul-
sorry attendance law.-Ex
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
Jewish New Year Begins Sept. 28th.

Rosh Hasashannah the Jewish New
Year, also called ,Yom BazIkoron,
"Day of Memorial" falls this year on
Thursday, September 2sth. II com
mences however the evening previ-.
ous, since in Bible usage the days are
ccnnted from sundown to sundowm.
The more orthodox will observe not
only Thursday but FSday as well, it
being their custom to keep a second
day in connection with practically all
! the more important holidays and fes-
/ rivals. This custom on their part
grew ont OF certain complex coudi-
lions in the calculation of early rab-
binical times and the practice, once
established. has been kept up by
them, even though the original reason
no longer obtains. The Reform Jews
observe only the day scripturally pre-
nah is the first day of the month of
rishri, and the New Year, now to be
ushered in, is, according to the tradi-
tional jewish Calendar, the year 5677
Unlike January 1st, Rosh Hashan-
nah has been fully able to resist sec
ular;zltion. II is in form and spirit
holy day Observation-Disclosures a holiday.
Solemn services characterize its OBJ
servance both evening and morning
1t is a time dedicated TO retrospeciiOn,
inirospection aud resolution for the
future. The day bears the special
designation OF Yom ha-Din or a Day
of Judgment. With quaint mysticism
The old tradition represents the souls
of men as being Oh this day before
the divine Tribunal at the annual as
sizes on high. The great Recording
Book lies open and the individual des
tinies are set down, but (and this is
the significant element i'm the concep-
tion) the award in each given case
must be sealed by the person himself;
meaning thereby that, though the
varying issues of the New Year pro-
ceed from Gods providence, no ones
future is determined apart from what
he him self is and does. Out of the
above conception has grown up the
familiar greeting interchanged by
Jews on Rosh Hashannah, namely,
''ieshor ah rovah tikasevu,' meaning:
"May you be Inscribed for good
year!"
An important feature OF the ritual
or Rosh Hashannah is the blowing of
the Snofar or Rams horn. In ancient
days the sounding OF tins instrument /
was associated with times of national
crisis and other solemn occasions. /.
There are various fanciful explanations
of the connections Of the Shofar with I
the celebration of Rosh Hashannah. /
Each Of its dominant notes likewise has
been given symbolic significance.
y the tones OF the Shofar are of a
peculiarly piercing quality. the sound
in.s of the shofar may be regarded as 1
clarion-call to the conscience to
strive after the higher life in the New I
year. The prominence accorded to I
the ceremony of the sounding of the /
Shofar during the services has made /
Rosh Hsshannah known as the Yom /
ha Teruah, ''ttfe day of the sounding
of the Shofar."
The New Year will be generally OBJ I
served here.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

in the st. Joseph Post Office for
the week ending Sep. 10th, 1915.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22

Mr.. G. r. Darden, the hustling
young business man of st. Joseph, has
invested in an Interstate car of 80
qrse-power. This is the first Inter-
State to come to st. Joseph and one
of the first to come to the parish. 1t
is a very good car and very hand
some one and possesses many features
not found in other and more expens-
i've makes. Mr.. Darden states in card
elsewhere to-day, that he will be glad
to figure with any one who may be in
terested in this car. When a young
man buys car, his friends believe he
has notions i'm his head. Can it be
that our young friend is contemplate
ing matrimony?
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22

Persons calling for the above letters "
please say Advertised, - and can proru',
same h~ paving one cent for each letter
l.. B. BEAUBIEN, P N.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
FRIDAY
THE CAVE MAN
No. 900 will cure Malaria or Bilious
Fever. IL Kills the germs.
FIVE REELS

/ No. 900 will cure Malaria or Bilious
Fever. 1t Kills the germs.
Mrs. J. p. Harrison has return to
her home at Natchez, after a pleasant
visit to relatives in this parish.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and daughter,
Miss Sadie Davis, of New Orleans, are
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Paul,
in st. Joseph.
Miss Anna Maude Van Hoose has
returned to Vicksburg to resume her
duties as a member of the faculty of
All Saints College.
Miss Katten of New Orleans, and
Miss Kahn, of Glocester, Miss, have
returned to their homes after pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Oscar Levy.
A most delightful dance was gwen
at the Hall on Tuesday night which
was well attended and greatly enjoyed
by all. The Lorman String Band sup
pied the music.
The Jury Commission met this week
and drew the grand and petit juries
FOR the regular October term of Court.
The list appears elsewhere.
Miss Mamie Bowman has returned
TO Natchitoches, to resume her studies
at the State Normal. We congratulate
Miss Mamie upon being awarded the
scholarship from Tensas parish to the
State Normal.
Mrs. George Spencer has returned.
to her home in Tallulah after pleas
ant visit to her daughter, Mrs. G. G.
Goldman, at the s'Burn." She was
accompanied by Mrs. Goldman, who
spent several days with her.
Mr.. Bozeman, the barber, who came
here from Meridian, Miss last jan
uary, with his wife and baby, finding
the trade inadequate for two shops,
left on Wednesday for Baton Rouge,
where he will probably open shop.
DIR. G.. N. Clarke has returned from
Tennessee, where he went recently to
visit his brother, DR.. Claude Clarke,
and also to have an operation per-
formed on his throat. We are glad to
know the operation was successful
and that he returns feeling very much
better.
The many friends in this parish of
Mr.. G. HI. Rowan are deeply panied to
learn of his serious illness. MIR.
Rowan was brought into town this
week and is with his daughter, Mrs.
A. M. Smith. Mrs. Rowan is also
with him. We sincerely hope the
patients condition will improve, and
that his very useful life may be spared
yet many years.
Mr.. W. E. Smythe, the well-known
plumber of Natchez, was business
visitor to st. Joseph this week. Mr..
Smythe is practical sanitary plumb
er and operates an extensive plant at
Natchez and is prepared to do any
WoIh III Ills hhc, iiiSSPCSiNC vi S'Hc.
He is located at 413-4i7 jefferson St..
and will be glad to figure with any one
who may wish plumbing work of any
kind. See his card elsewhere.
st. Joseph enjoyed visit last Sun
day from DIR. Louis Albert Banks, the
noted evangelist, author and reform
er, who delivered lecture at
night at the Union Church to large
and appreciative audience. The sub
ject of DIR. Banks discourse was "John
Barley Corn's Fight Against the Stars"
TIE speaker handled his theme with
marked ability and his address was
greatly enjoyed by all present. While
here DR.. Banks was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Baker.
Rub My-Tism-Antiseytic, Anodyne
Kills pain, stops putrefaction.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
NOTICE.

St. Joseph, La, Sept, 10Th, 1916.
Public notice is hereby given that
the Tensas Parish School Board will
meet iii its Office in the Court House
in the Town of st. Joseph, La, on
Thursday, October 9TH, 1916, to trans
act any business that might be
brought before it. The Board is to
meet at eleven O'Clock, a. m.
fs, w. ID. A. GORTON, Prest.
to'0NLD! THOS. VI. WADE, Secy-Sup.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
ELECTRICAL SPECIALITY SEARCH LIGHT

wish TO announce that hold the search light
manufactured by the F burg Electrical Specially
used on OF the latest model which
Interstate so h. This light
clever conrgance and useful the chaeu
any direction and be detached
connection
under the novel feature of this light WHICH
sessed by other g attachment
renecor which enables the driver
angle desired have sold of these
ana ensa parish and will be glad
may be interested Win
dehvery Referring wish that the Inter-
one OF the thoroughly equipped of all the modern Makes
numerous mention
seen this car be interested will be glad talk with him.
CIR. DARDEN, Agent.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22
FOR SALE.

$4,000 Second Hand Brick, nicely
cleaned, 81 so per M, lot of puIIeys,
wood and iron, and some odd pieces
shafting, piping and a gin stand. We
might have what you want, look It
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22

Miss Ida Hornsby has accepted a
position as teacher at LArgent, in
Concordia parish.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-09-22

Mrs. ]. W. Losey is weekend Wis
itor to Waterproof on business.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
O APROWIZACYI POZNANIA

Niedawno IA licznem zebraniu
rady miejskiej W Poznaniu oma-
wiano trudna sytuacye aprowlza-
cvina miasta. Nadburmistrz Po-
mania DIR. Wins, czlowiek kom-
retentny, a przytem "twardy'
Niemiec, rozwodzac sic mad przy-
czynami tego smutnego stanu
rzeczy, oswiadczy} miedzy innemi.
co nastepuje:
Gdy W innych miastach W
Nicmczech W czasie obecnym gro
madzi sic masami rezerwy. Po--
znaniowi tego czynic ME wolno.
a W dodatku obciaza sic jeszcze
W. KS. Poznanskie "a wiele pod
wzgledem aprowizacyjnym ma
rzeez og6lu. I tax W zesz}ym ro-
ku zobowiazano te prowincye pru
ska do dostarczenia centrali sa-
mych ziemniak6w ) milionow
centnar6w. a z tegorocznej kam-
panii az IS miliony centnarov;
to jest lyle, lie dostarczyc maja
Wschodnie. Zachodnie i
razem. Magistrat %poznanski
postaral sic o 100000 centnar6w
ziemniak66w, kt6re chce zarezer--
wowac ola mieszkanc06w Mast.
ten ma wystarczyc mniej
do kwietnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14

potwierdzaja aluzye niemiecklego
penera}a Won Besselera; re pobud
ka ola panstw centralnych byl
racze;j wzglad ma swoje wiasne
koniecznossci militarne, anizeli ucz
Give pragniepie naprawienia krzy
w,dy dziejowej, kt6rej MARY pre-
pe}niono rozbiorem Polski."
"OLecny manifest rzad6w ME
mieckiego i austryackiego ustana
via jake kr6lestwo polskie tylko
te czesci rosyjskiej Polski, kt6re
'podbi}y armie teutonskie;: krotko
m6wiac przyznano "niepodleg-
lose" tylko czesci prowincyi ME
przyjacielskiej, a ME ca1ej Polsce
Austrya Geese Polski = Gallcya
ME w}aczona, a o pruskleJ cze-
sci Polski - O Poznaniu / o Gnle
znie = ME wspomnlano W mani
f~cscie....
"Nie wiele to dale korzysciPol
Najwiecej uciskano Polakow
W Poznanskiem. Tam wyzuwano
ich 2 ziemi. Tam usilowano i'm
wyrzec ich smagano bez litosci "a
uczeszczanie do zakazanych szkof
polskich.
"Poznanskie,t to kamien probier
czy. Jesli cesarz niemiecki gotow
lest. nadac samorzad, o lie juz
niepodleg}osc, swej w}asnej pro-
wincyi polskiej, to wtedy dopie-
70 uwierzy SWAT W ca1osc zade--
kretowanego przezen krolestwa
Polski."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
HANDEL MASZYNAMI ROL-
NICZEMI.

Wielu w}oscian W kr6lestwie
'nabywa obecnie bardzo licznie roz
ne narzedzia i maszyny rolnicze.
Sk}ania ich do tego drozyzna ko-
ri i brak naczyn sztucznych. Row
'niez i ziemianie wieksi staraja
sic o zaopatrzenie W lepsze narze
'dzia i maszyny, wobec drozyzny
.inwentarza zywego, a miejscami
i rak roboczych. Wiele drobnych
fabrycznych i warsztatow me-
chanicznych ma prowincyi otrzy--
malo liczne zam6wienia ia move
czesci i reperacyc narzedzi i ma
SYN rolnicZych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
ZGALICYI
OSOBISTE NIESZCZESCIA z
zYCIA CESARZA AUSTRY
ACKIEGO FRANCISZKA
J6ZEFA.

zapewne laden z %panujacycl
nie przechodzif tylu nieszczessct. {
sobistycl, familijnych co cesar;
F'ranciszek J6zef. l jak pc kaz-
dem unsuccessful. kt6re sic wyda
Irzalo w jego rodzinie, tax terra,
tznowu, pc smierci jego,lud. a zs
!nim prasa rozglasza. re ma rodzi
lnie jego ciezylo przeklenStwo ri
cone mu W oczy przez hrabine
Karolyi, ktore,j syn zostal skaza.
my ma Smierc i stracony "a udzia]
W wegierskiem powstaniu 1913
ME mogac wyblagac u}askawie.
MIA ola swojego syna, hrabina IL
niosla sic gniewem i przeklinajac
|cesarza. zyczy}a mu najokropniej
szego losu i n~ieszczeSt w rodzi-
ME. utraty najdrozszych os6b W
|spos6b najtragiczniejszy i >mierci
posrod rozpaczy.
G}6wne nieszczeScia. kt6re oso
biScie spotka}y cesarza Francisz--
ka J6zefa W ciagu jego panowa--
MIA by}.y nastepujace:
Brat jego Maksymilian. w!ysla
ny do Mexyku. by objac tam iron
cesarSki. zostaf pc krothiem. burr
Tween panowaniu. rozstrzelany
przez meksykanskich zolnierzy.
Carlotta, wdowa Maksymiliana
popadla wskutek tego~w ob}aka--
ME.
By}o kilka zamach6w Ia zycie
cesarza Franciszka J6zefa. to jed
nakowoz sic ME powiod}y.
Syn jego jedyny i nastepca
tronu arcyksiaze Rudolf zginat
samob6jcza smiercia. zastrzeliw-
sly przedtem baron6wne Eeste-
IA; zw}oki obojga znaleziono W
domku mysliwskim W Me.yerling
W roku 1889.
Arcyksiaze Jan Saltwater. bra
cesarza. wyrzeklszy sic
tronu. przybral nazwisko Jan
i wyjecha} do Ameryki:
ma ktorym wyjechal. wraz
z MIN, zaginal bez wiesci.
Ksielna d Alencon, bratowa
cesarza, zginela " plomieniach W
czasie pozaru ma bazarze dobro-
W Paryzu.
Malzonka cesarza Elzbieta 20
stala zamordowana przez anar-
szwajcarskiego 10 wrzesnia
1898 roku.
Nastepca tronu, hratanek cesa-
RIA Franciszek Ferdinand, Ole
nil sic byl wbrew wolf cesarza z
hrabianka Chotek, na co estate
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
Z POD MOSKALA.
POE MILIONA RUBLI MA PO-
moo DZIECIOM.

"Kuryer Warszawski" donosi
Pomimo. ze kwestya og6lno
krajowa pod wymownem haslem :
"Ratujcie dzieci!' daleka jeszcze
cd ukonczenia. a zwlaszcza ISL
mowania wynikow ostatecznych,
MONA juz jednak. oczywiScie "
pewnem przyblizeniu. okreslic
dis sumo, jaka Rrzyniesie to wiel
kie szlachetne przedsiewziecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
g" -, .t.,,I .' -: r.
w1ESU1 Z o,J il;
z PRUS POLSKICH.
WALKA o JEZYK PoLSK1 "
ZABORZE PRUSKIM.

Walka o jezyk polski trivia W
zaborze pruskim, niby "a czasow
ma. iz}osliwszego hulania "haka-
ty" mic sic pod tym wzgledem
ME zmieni1o. Otto document z
"Dziennika Poznanskiego".
80 polski jezyk PREY: zamiej--
scowych rozmowach. Czytamy W
"Dzien. Kuj.' niedzielnym nu
merze podalismy notake, re VOL
no po polsku rozmawiac W obwo
die bydgoskiej dyrekcyi poetic
wei i PREY zamiejscowych rozmo
wach telefonicznych. Notatke O.
pieralismy ma uwiadomieniu, kto
re nam z tutejszego urzedu ola "a
miejscowych rozm6w dano, wska
zujac, re obecnie wolno pos}ugi--
wac sic %jezykiem polskim PREY
zamiejscowych rozmowach. korzy
stalismy zatem sami z tel dawnej
swobody. Dopiero W poniedzia-
lex W rozmowie zamiejscowej, pc
czaf nam urzad ME tutejszy czy-
mic trudnosci. Zwr6cilismy mu
tedy uwage ma informacye nasze
Z urzedu tutejszego. Chcac bye
;jednak zupelnie pewnym zwr6ci--
lismy sic raz jeszcze do tutejsze-
60 urzedu nadzorczego, gdzie nam
potwierdzono pierwotna nasza in
formacye, dodajac re urzad, ety.
trudnosci, najwidoczniej
ME ~dostaf jeszcze odpowiedniego
lynn czasem W popo}ud
niowych godzinach ten sam urzad
doniosl nam, re pierwotne jego
informacye byly ~niescis}e, re wo
cole zmian zadnych ME ma, to
macy, re W rozmowach zamiej--
scowych. i nadal jezyk polski ME
Jest dozwolony. tn, W urzedzie
nadzorczym telegraph, oSwiadczo
no nam, re przepisu znoszacego
zakaz rozm6w polskich PREY Ia
uiejscowych rozlnowach ME INA
ia. Wynika tedy z powyzszych
danych, zc i nadal W rozmowach
zcmiejscowych ME wolno rozma--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14

Ot6z wedlug obliczen dotych-
czasowych, kt6re W pewnym stop
niu NIGGA bye wskaznikiem ola
ocenienia przysz}ych wp}yw6w, o
golny dar, jaki "}ozy kraj ola
swoich ubogich dzieci, wyniesie
ME mniej niz pol miliona rubli.
Powtarzamy: ME jest to suma
~$cisla, nalezy jednak/ przypusz--
czac, re ME bedzie ona. mniejsza.
By}oby oczywiscie b}edem sadzic,
re pieniadze tie wystarcza ma ulze
ME ca1ej nedzy dziecieccj, ma O.
tarcie wszystkich 1ez.
Ably TAXI eel o%siagnac, trzebaby
zebrac DUO, DUO wiecej.. l z
tego powodu wiasnie s%zlachetni
kwestarze ME ustaja W zabiegach
dobroczynnych i skrzetnie groma
dza ofiary, BIO potrzeby SO wiel-
|kie i do ich zaspokojenia j~eszcze
bardzo dalcko.
W tym celu podajemy do via
domosci ogolu przyblizone obi
genie. ably zachecic do dalszej
ofiarnosci ia eel najdrozszy kaz-
demu sercu polskiemu: IA utrzy-
mamie setek tysiecy dzieci pol
skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14

cznie Franciszek J6zef musial sic
zgodzic: tenze Franciszek Ferdy-
nand wraz z iona. zostal zamor-
dowany W Serajewie, 20 czerwca
1914. co da1o bezposredni pow6d
do wybuchu srozacej sic obecnie
wojny europejskiej. kt6rej okrop
nosci sedziwy cesarz byl swiad-
klein. ale ME doczekawszy jej
konca. umarf wtedy, gdy wynik
lei Ola mocarstw centralnych wy
dale sic rozpaczliwyn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
SzKlANKA ClEPiU WOODY Z RAMA
PRED SNADANlEN UJME WAN
1lUSzU JE1Eu BEDlECE wy
CHODzC Ma SWlEE POWIEIRE.
Badzcie umierakowani " waszej
dyecie i obnizcie swa wage
z Tasco.

Brak swiezego powietrza os}a--
bia kwasor6d - dajacy moo
krwi. watroba stale sic slamazar-
ia, tfuszcz nagromadzi sic a czy!n
nose zywotna wielu organow 20
stale " tyle. Czynnosc serca 70
stale os}abiona. PRAGUE z w.ysile-
MEM a pieknosc figury jest znisz-
cZona.
T1uszcz nabyty przez z.ycie W
domu jest niezdrowy jezeli ma
tura ME pomaga do gubienia GO
przez nacisk kwasorodu, noszace-
go SHE krwi niebezpieczny przy--
padek oty}osci moze nastapic.
Jezeli czujesz IL stajesz sic "a
oty}ym. WEI te sprawe W rece ma
tychmiast. Me czekaj az twoja ii
'g,,ra- stanie sic smieszna zycie
zostanie z~niszczone przez dzwiga-
ME bry}y nieprzyjemnego niez--
drowego t%}uSzczu.
Spedz tylc czasu lie mozliwie
moZesZ ia Swiezem poWletrzu;
oddycha:j gleboko i WEI cd TIVE
go aptekarza pude}ko tasco. WEI
goracej woody kazdego
pred Sniadaniem tedy wez
tassco pc kazdem jedzeniu i gdy
idziesz spac.
Waz sic co kilka dni i uzywaj
lekarstwa tax dlugo az osiegniesz
wage. Tassco jest ab>o
nieszkodliwe. jest lagodne
do brania, ponlaga trawieniu /
jest przeznaczone do pomnazania
kwasorodu - dajacego moe krwi.
Eawet kilka dniowe leczenie
powinna pokazac znaczne obnize-
ME wagi. Niema mic lepszego na
.tylosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
Partola

jest przyjemnym pach'
nacym mietowego
smaku cukierkiem dls
cEyszczenia krwii zo}ad'
Ia. Dzia}a systema'
tycznie normujac biee
dzieki czemu tru'
jace soki oddzielaja sic.
Czysta krew r6wna sic
nowemu 2yciu, swiezym
silom. duchowemu uspo.
sobieniu i zdrowiu :alego
Pc co cierpiet? "a.
dzisiaj pred q
sic M spoczynek
cukierk6w Parto-
d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-14
Zazyjcie diva :dzi$ w nocy

krako pred p6jciem spae a nazajunz bed1ecie sic czdI o 1000
proccnt lepej
Gdy m6~imy tyaac procent ME mysImy prze.adzae. sdyz ka1dy
rrzyzna, il zdrowszy czowiek jest nezawodnie lyle wat-co
dzcseciu choych.
Bedqc zdrowym mo:ec,e pracowat DUO wiecej ani1ei W .tanie
c%horoblwyn' r6wnez Lardzej korzystae mozecie z zycia j jeso
powab6w.