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Motion Picture Notes

There ara moro than 900 scenes In
THE Honor system at tho Lyric,
Charles Steiner's big picture house
In East Houston Street will be opened
IN May.
Joe Brandt IL going 70 Washington
for the inauguration. 80 Is Montagu
Love.
"Outcasts," starring Ann Murdock,
will be tho first Of tho Empire ALI
star Corporations Frohmau films.
Whan Maxine Elliott. picture star
makes an emotional scene string
orchestra plays. She says It helps
her acting.
Tho strand viii Introduce a film
novelty MARCIA %. II Is Animated
sculpture" Clay statues move. Hell
oua Smith Dayton of New York or
igiuatcd tho idea.
In The Millionaire's Double" writ
ten by June Mathis, the Columbus
Exchange of the New York Telephone
Company is shown in action. Each
hello" girl has a part in the picture.
Miss Jet Hahio has temporarily
given up hcr plan to open motion
picture house in Paris owing TO re-
strictiOnS the French Government Is
placing on theatres in order to save
coal.
Tho Rex Beach Film Company is
preparing To put Mr. BcaCh'5 story,
The Auction Block" into pictures.
Larry TrImble will direct. Peter Lange
has been engaged for the leading COM
Cdy role.
Norma TIlmadgc (Mrs Joseph NJ
SchoncR has gone TO Florida 20 spend
two weeks making scenes for Poppy"
bridegroom Schcuck says the life OF a
picture Stars husband is fun OF heart
breaking lontSpmono"s.
The evening world., 1917-03-02
RREUMATISM'S
TERRIBLE TORTURES

Hundreds OF sufferers from rhcu-
matlsm. pains ~ the back and sides,
bladder and urinary disorders, um-
bago, dizziness, puffy swell,ncs under
the eyes or in the feet aud ankles,
nervousness, tired or worn-out or
headachy feeling, don't seem 10 re-
sliEe that the greater part of all sick
ness to-day can he avoided by keep
ing the kidneys working properly
~ II doesn't matter how long you have
suffered, how old YOU are, or what
you have used The very principle oi
.urlc-o is such that II is practically
impossible to take II into the human
system without some beneficial results
~ A trial package will be sent for ten
cents by writing to the Uric-o Co.,
sBinghamton, n. Y.--Advt
The evening world., 1917-03-02

At the Hotel Biltmore next Mon
day an auction bridge party viii be
held as a benefit for the Blue Cross
Fund. Lady Smith-Dorren, Presi-
dent OF the Blue Cross. takes care OF
horses wounded in the European war.
The tickets, including tea. are 81 and
tables S. Among those who have
already secured tables are Mrs.
Brooks Eliwanger Miss Caroline
Morgan, Miss Elizabeth Douglas. Mrs.
oscar Richard, Mrs. G. L. Beer. Mrs.
s. +. Whngcr. Miss Annie Jennings.
Mrs. Winfield Scott, Mrs. Isaac Law
Tcnco, Mrs. X. A. Carter and Mrs.
Herrick. During tea Nine. Carhart
and Nine. Anne Arkady will sing.
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lie l. CAPT. mcdonald Now.

Police Commissioner Woods Yesterday
the rank OF Captain. lie Ia in charge
Of Special Squad No. l. al tho Poplar
street station, IN Brooklyn. under
Deputy COmmissloner Cooley and Will
probably remain there, Mcdonald en-
tered the department July 2s 1895.
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SATURDAY,
A Big RUG DAY

Because Of Our Special Values
Seamless wilton Rugs
Famous Alameda grade Al -A2
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Reproductions OF the richest OF the
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Alexander smith a sons and
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Seamless AHmlnsters-- H.B6
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slight miHweave Ia the making, but
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Fine Seamless Wool Tapestry Brussels
HuRs--
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Medallion and small carpet designs.
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DURING MARCH
PEROXIDE SOAP
lor Hard or SOn w.t.r-lor Toilet and Bat

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ingredients very best. in spite
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We offer this unusual sale OF q .
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sky and Chabrier compositions flg-
arod upon a.. The most absorbing
thing. however, was Debussy's "ln
Black ana White" three pieces dedi-
Gated to A. kus scwitsky. Lieut..
jacques Chariot (kiGed fighting 10.
France on March 3, 1870 ana 20 Igor
Stravinsky. The large audience re-
sponded to the group with significant
applause.
Helen Ware. vlollnist. accompanied
At the plano 10y Maurice Eisner. gave
a recital at the Cort Theatre yester-
day afternoon. Her programme
held, OF course. a Bach number the
sonata IN B minor; but f. was In a
group of Hungarian compositions, not
the least interesting Of which was her
own phautasy. "Czinka Panpt," that
Miss Ware was most charming. Her
tone IS small. but she has taste and
rhythmic sense to recommend her.
and she has no eCCCntr!cities Of man
ncr 20 disturb the eye.
William Read Hersey gave n piano
recital last might in the chapel OF the
ola First Presbyterian Church in aid
of the To Doum Rovodos Fund. His
programme held works by Beethoven,
CHOPIN ana lls2t
\ committee Of NoW Workers has
arranged with Charles Dillingham; for
tho use Of the Hippodrome on Palm
Sunday night. for an oratorlo In
memory OF the dead soldiers Of all
nations Borlloz's Requiem" will be
sung hv the Scranton Oratorio So
cietv of 300 soloists. who will be
brought to New York by special train
for this occasion. The orchestra OF
$50 musicians will ho conducted by
Edgar Nurosc.
Owing 20 the indisposition OF Edith
Mason. "Siogtricd" instead Of per
Eoscukav1lior" will he sung 1t the
Nctrounlitiu Opera House on Satur-
day night.
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CORSETS

That dress fits mighty well.-there's
a reason-and usually that reason
is the corset.
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VEILINCS
To AdoKn al. NJ, C-. IL.

New Mesh NeiIinEs-motlfs, shadows.
Hcrolls--in black, purple. taupo
and brown--yd. yd................ .1p
Other Mesh NeIIinEs-largs
variety of patterns. also IN
black and ooiors, yd., .I2ts 10 rs
Circular Mesh VeiIs-small
h'NHgonHl mesh--cheullls aud
scroll hprdCrs-OuT reg 10
Special for Saturday ....... 80
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E hHe metropolitan opera House
StE last night when Clarence White
Z NIL failed TO appear MS Hans Sachs In
y iDle Meistersingor." Antlcipatlons
1swere rife and hopes wcro high; for
this American baritone promises to bo
sauch an exponent OF the Nuremburg
Soobbler who was mastersnger. phil
sosopher, poet, sage, reformer, and
Ipvablo man, Idol OF tho common
(. psople (perhaps tho greatest indi-
Mdual creation of Wagnor's genius),
s1tuch as We have not seen or heard
Tsince the memorable days OF Emile
ktscher. A cold was the excuse: but
I'VE knew OF the cold last week when
Mt. whitehill sang Wotan in Die
y W'alkuere." May not excess of eau
tion be as bad as arrogant self assur.
!. snce. Mr.. whitehill? We would have
overlooked hoarseness for a great
conception. The season is in its twi-
light. and opportunities are fower.
Nevertheless, tho performance was
: an excellent one. Hermann Wells
Hans Sachs grows and mellows and
becomes more convincing every time
ne impersonates the character Jo-
4. hanna GadslIi returned to the cast
as Eva, one Of the best OF her un-
heroic Characterization. that served
10 emphasize her versatility Then
there were Otto Goiitz's inimitable
Beokmesser, and jacques Crluss Inn
pressive Walther, and Albert Iicise's
fine David, and Kathleen Howard NJ
,Magdaiene, and n sturdy band of
.masterslngers that included Carl
Braun, Carl Sehlegel and Basil Ruya-
dael. Mr.. Bodanzky conducting mas
terfully.
Percy Granger. the Australian
Dianist-composcr. Is "A humorlst not
OF the sardonic Richard strauss type
that an over Kultured Germany has
produced in Europe. but n breezy.
rollicking chap, caring nothing for
conventions that the island continent.
10 remote from us. on which he was
born, can afford 10 laugh 2t His
suite, "in a Nutshell" which The
philharmonic Orchestra. under Mr.
Stransky played at Carnegie Hail
last night, was a huge joke. Not con-
tent with the usual orchestra. ne
added four percussion Instruments, a
rimbaphone. Swiss stan holls and "a
nabimbo. These Instruments. very
much In evidence throughout the
suite, helped the general pande-
.nnonium, here and there dlspclled by
40 lyric moment in the so-callcG
pastoral" A kindly disposed audi
ence first smiled lndulCently at what
seemed 20 he the eNuhcrant audncitN
Of youth. then grinncd broadly. and
ended by laughing Eood -naturcdlv
Nr. Greirgcr was the soloist in the
Saint Saens concerto No. 2 In that
ne displayed his versatile talent.
v'htoh holds imagination. vlrllity and
mGrtable Rhythmic precision. Some
times he sacrifices grace for bril-
liarey. The orchestra played tho
Brahms second symphony with a fin
sh and a distinction that were adj
lnirnble.
Concerts for two pianos happily are
'"rare. Yet tho one given at Acollln
lIali last niEht by Guy Nliar ana Ice
Az patuson held much OF interest The
.wo young Americans, TO begin with.
play well. Their programme con-
listed ~ present day music. RoplrtZ,
Saint Saens. Schuett, Aubogt. Arcu-
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Misses and Juniors Coats

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black serge and poplin--
our reg. 3i9S and 1898 S........ 3.Ts
The evening world., 1917-03-02
TRIMMING BUTTONS

Not game Of WHO Has the
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and practical ornament which lin.
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in this wide assortment:
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Hui novelty shapes and sizes-aIsu
newest rad In Trimming Buttons
can match any shade
From : 90 I.IO per dozen.
Pearl DuttOns Smoked. fresh water.
Oriental rose and other colors
carved, plain or fsh eye.-two and
four holes variety Of newest shapes.
Sizes and designs
From = 20 3.JS per doseR.
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TWLES tIu ANr iHIU Sis 4 BUTTON
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Here Are Two Specials

embroidery and ribbon trimmed
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Bizes 10 to Sour reg Sl5O. I,Ig
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hust-embrOldery and ribbon
finish-ig TO 3O-Our reg $500 Ids
The evening world., 1917-03-02
HANDKE RCHIEFS

Linen, Crepe de Chine, Pussy Willow
Silk and other materials-plain or
embroidered or with initial-For mon.
womon and children.
Women's Initial Hnndke erchIefs--
all pure llnCn-wreath and murr
other designs zach 10, 20 80
Nonien's HandkerchIefs-all pure
lncn-machine or hand embroidered
curner-white or colored each 20
women's HRndke dkerchiets-one corner
broidcred--white or Colurcd--
some all linen ........... each .12ls
MOmen's Crepe de chine and Pussy
willow SIN IandkerchIefs-solld
culor-Hll shades-pink, nile. maiar.
white, blue. lavender. ctc.-Or white
with colorcd rolled hem or em-
broldcrcd COrner--also lace edge %
women's aud ChiIdren's IIandker-
chiefs white and coloTod initial
half dozen In n box. .2D
MeH's Initial HandkerchIcfs-
all pure linen. each 20 and ,1n
The evening world., 1917-03-02

Owing 10 the indisposition OF Edith
Mason, "SicItricd" instead of Der
GoscNhav1lior" will he sung 1t the
METROPOLITAN Opera House on Satur-
day night.
The evening world., 1917-03-02
il.7s Little Boys Heavy Black
RlucheI Lac Shnea

Clock signs Denote Morning Specials.
Look foF the CIoeksI IssE for CIoeLsi
The evening world., 1917-03-02
PATENTa
HELP WANTEo-MALE.

RlS3 MAKEH1 several. eII"ueuoed gAst rins.
Wls,s 'annd, ricady work aAs4rHl. White.
Vs.. * Wim9r HNn'u :
continental aT,lsA 1913 CflEeHs Boz ClsTs
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,eMeistersinger'
g Still Without
Nep Hans Sachs
By Sylvester Rdpling.

~ IsAPPoTNTMENT was ours at
IL the Metropolitan Opera House
Inst night when Clarence White
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q Concerts for two pianos happily are
rare. Yet tho one given at Acollan
{, lIalt last niEht by Guy Naior and Loo
Patuson held much OF interest. Tho
.wo young Americans. 10 begin with.
play well. Their programme con-
sisted ~ present day music Roplrtz.
Saint-Saens. Schuett, Aubo.t. Arcn-
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French blue. gray. rose. green taffetRs
some. corded belts; some embroidered
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26
Lekarze polecaja je. WAS

Lekarze polecaja je. "Wasze
ORA. Piotra Gomozo'- pisze pan
Flip Trossbach z Ridge, Md. =
':jest w.ysoce policemen przez ma
szego lekarza powiatowego. Dale
ono wielka satysfakcye %wszystkim
kt6rzy je uzywaja.' Wiesc W VIA
~snosciach Ora. Piotra Gomozo, sta
rem lekarstwie zio}owem, idzie z
ust do ust, i cd domu do .domu,
tax W miescie, jak i IA p%rowincyi,
pc ca}ym kraju. Cieszy sic ono ia
ka popularnoscia, jak zadne z III
nych lekarstw. Apteki ME utrzy--
muja je. Specyalni agenci dostar
czaja je ludziom wprost z labora-
toryum. Adresujcie: DIR. Peter
|Fahrney & Sons Co., 19-25 So.
Hoyne Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26

lie tylko wr6cil.
Ludwis jednak ME wraca1, ME
wraca, DO i ME m6gl wr6cic, gdyz
zaciagna} sic ma ca}y szereg lat
do francuskiej legii cudzoziems--
kiej W Afryce, gdzie staczal wal
XII z buntujacymi sic Arabami j
acknowledgement. w liscie, STAN
tad nades}anym, usprawiedliwia
sw6j krok nieprzeparta zadza po-
dr6zowania i zwiedzania nowych
KRAKOW. Stacye swoja.,w Algierze
:uwazal jake przejsciowa i czynil
starania, by go wys}ano do kolo-
nil francuskich W Tonkinie, W A
zyi wschodniej. Widocznie donnie
Ska krwi wloskiej, jaka miaf W
swoich zy}ach pc swym dziadku,
ME dala mu usiedziec IA mie.jscu.
MafZenla JegO Jednak nle Spef-
nily sic ia razie, z wybuchem bo-
wien wojny swiatowej Rad fran
cuski powola} legie cudzoziemska
do Francyi. w ten spos6b los zrza
dill, re Nowelli zn6w przybyl do
Europy.by z narodami }acinskimi,
z kt6rymi 60 LACEY powinowact--
krwi, odziedziczone pc dziad-
ku, walczyc re swiatem german
SKIM
Taxi to los Polak6w, jedni wal
cza W obronie jednego wroga, a
drudzy W obronie drugiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26
CIEKAWE RZECZY


0BRAZKI
Oval legionisci 2 Podhala.

0BRAZKI WOJENNE.
Dwaj legionisG z Podhaa.
Nowotarska ,"Gazeta Podhalal
ska poda}a ciekawe wiadomos-
ci o dwdch romantycznych g6ra-
ZACH podtatrzanskich. o pierw
Sym z mich, najstarszym legioni;
Gle polskim W armii austro : we
gierskiej pisze tax DIR. J6ze]
lDiehl:
wv gronie tax zwanych star
szych skaut6w, kt6rzy dnia 15-ge
sierpnia roku 1914 wyjechali Z
Zakopanego do Krakowa, ma 6w.
czesny punkt zborny utworzony
dopiero co - W drugim dniu ma.
szej podr6zy = oddzial6w ochot.
niczych polskich W armii austry.
acko-wegierskiej, byl piecdziesie.
ciokilkoletni gazda i ogrodnik "a.
kopianski, Andrea Bachleda Ia.
dziak, najstarszy legionista z -
Podhala. Mimoz, re poznalismy
sic zaledwie ma pare dni pred wy
jazdem, kilka tygodni nastep.
nych spedzilismy z wolf losu jake
towarzysze najblizsi i, rec mo-.
&c, przyjaciele.
MieszkaliSmy wsp6lnie, zrazu
ma kwaterze prywatnej W domu
PAM H.. z..., p6zniej cwiczylismy
bronia obok siebie W samym plu.
tonic W jednej czw6rce, odpoczy-
walismy razem W cukierni, W ktd
rel najczujniejszy z m}odszych
skaut6w zakopianskich, X. doby]
n%ajs}odszc ciastka i napoje, = ga
wedzilismy pc nocach, dlugo, mi
mo zmeczenia, budzilismy sic nav
zajem mad ranem; slowem zylis--
my jak tkliwa para przyjaci6l,
spojonych silnym wezlem zapalu
ogromnego az do niepoczytalnos-
ci, zwiazkiem jedynego uczucia,
kt6re przes}anialo nam Gala lima
rzeczywistos;cc, to jest wszystko,
co ME dotyczylo Legion6w, two
rzacych sic W naszych oczach w
sposob tax znamienny.
w Krakowie wiedzielismy wte-
dy DUO i duzosmy zrozumieli. =
Me pora jeszcze pisac o TEN ia
sno- i wyraznie, a poslugiwac sic
aluzyami, ktore wywoluja tylko
spory bolesne i bezcelowe, ME war
to. Ma tie przezyc krakowskich l.
~naczej wypadnie wspomnienie, kt6
rem chcialbym uczcic kiedys siwe
go g6rala : legioniste, jak IA to
zas}uguje.
Ostania troska Bach]edy -
pred wyruszeniem Z drugim pull
klein ma pole chwa}y w Kappa
tach, by} niepokoj 0 syna, kt6ry
rival sic "a ojcem do Legionow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26
SZK0LA ANClELSKIECO!

Niemal kazdemu W Ameryce j
kanadzie wiadomo, re TYLKO U
MAS MONA listownie, podgwaran-
eva, wyuczyc sic movie, czytac
pisac po angielsku W pczeciagu jed
nego kursu, albo ME placi sic ami
jednego centa Zmadrzej vice i ty
jak i setki innych zmadrza}o i ME
daj sic balamucic rozmiatem pokat
uym szk6lkami lecz zglos sic listo-
wnie do prawdziwej Szkoly,bo my
ola dobra twego wydalismy Meto-
de jezyka angielskiego opracowana
ma tie zycia robotniczego W sposob
bardzo latwy ola kazdego,zawiera
jaca Gramatyke %angielska podana
W jezyku polskim! Szko}a nasza
Jest jedyna KorespondencyJna
szkola provadzona przezP olak6w,
"a konsesem rzadowym, jest ola pc
zytku ludzi ME ola szyku! OAR
MO dostaniesz okazowa lekcye
najnowszejnajlepsze i najtanszej
Melody jezyka angielskiego, vice
pisz zaraz i przekonaj sic.
A~MERYKANSKA SZKOLA
(KLkSA 81
1897 Chene St., Detroit, Mich.
p. j. Paradzinski, kierownik
l3ExacH Eac3a4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26
KAWAlEROWlE | Fanny!

Czy chcecie poznac towarzysza
(towarzyszke) zycia z wiekszem
hub m%niejszem majatkiem? Napisz
Gle do mas po informacye zafacza-
jac marke ma odpowiedz do: In
ternational Future Club, Inc. 2O5
E. 18th str, New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26
WYCZYstCIE WASZA SKoRE
MA WI0SNF.

Wiosenne czyszczenie domu to
macy czyszczenie wewnatrz i re-
wnatrz. Chrupowata krostawa
sk6ra jest pozostala czynnoscia z
zimy. Przep}ukujcie vase wnetrz
nosci }agodnem lekarstwem wy
czy$ccie nagromadzone nieczysto-
Sci, }atwe do brania, ME sprawia-
ia bolesci ORA King'a New Life
|pigulki wyczyszcza wasza komple
ksye, i rozjasnia oczy. Spr6bujcic
ORA King'a New Life pigufek
dis wieczorem i pozbadzcie sic sla
mazarnej zimowej skorupy. U APP.
tekarzy, Csc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26
EHS2@ &6234

Ulepsza krew, czysci zoladek,
rcguluje wnetrznosci, podnieca a
petyt, odzywia was. Bedziecie le-
piej pracowac - czycc sic lepiej
,wygladac lepiej. HOLSTERS Ro-
cky Moutain herbata Jest praWdzi
vie wiosennem lekarstwem. Csc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26
Los ANGELES, CAL.
IA kwietnia.

II KW1eI0la.
Mech bedzie- pochwalonyJ. Chr
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Music kilka slow napisac do pt
czytnej gazety Wiarusa. Bo to &C
czytacie we Wiarusie kochani TO
dacy to jest wszystko pouczajace
czlowieka i prowadzi czytelnik6w
ma droge zbawienia. We Wiarusie
doczyta}em sic Union Ksiezy pols
kich i Biskup6w polskich, dyece'
zyi i partial, imiona, kt6rych to
rusek przesladowal W Polsce i wy
Isla1 ami ME wiemy dokad W g}ab
Rosyi. TAX to a Mikolaj sic pa
stwil mad nasza Interchangeable
mad naszymi dobrymi przewodni'
kami, a dis Pan Bog sic Emilio.
wal mad tymi biednymi ludzmi "
Rosyi i zdjal korone z glowy ca.
ira. Bo tax stoi napisane, re Pan
Bog ME r.ychliwy, ale sprawiedli-
wy, DO "a dobre wynagradza a "a
z}e karze, jezeli ME W tenn to W
przysz}em zyciu.Tak jak Pan Bog
ukara} cara tax moze ukarac j
innych DO Polska teraz DUO cier.
pi, ale moze da Bog. re wszystko
wyjdzie ma dobre ola naszej uko-
chanel Polski, re znowu z popio-
low zmartwychpowstanie.
Gazeta Wiarus moze ME jest
tax wielka jak niejedna polska
gazeta ale "a to ME wiele kosztu-
je DO tylko dolara i pol rocznie,
to jest tanio. Ale co tam kochani
rodacy czytacie to jest pouczaja-
&c i do zbawienia prowadzace: DO
naprzyk}ad: jezeli zjecie DUO j
ME zdrowych potraw to wan to
ME daje posilenia i zamiast poma
gao szkodzi zdrowiu.
Lepiej jest chloe malo potraw
zjesc byle zdrowe. to cz}owieka
posila, a tax idzie z pismem.
Coz z tego re wiele papieru do
staniecie do czytania, jezeli ma
wasza zgube, jezeli wasza dusze
do piek}a zaprowadzi. n. p. wiele
|ludzi naszych czyta pewne pismo
polskie O 16stu a czasem i wieceJ
stronicach - jest wielkie pismo
ale tez i wiecej kosztuje. zaraz tn
podam przyk}ad. Moi sasiad dial
mi do przeczytania jeden numer
tel gazety, a byl to numer ostat--
nj z ubieg}ego roku i tam sic kaz
dy Polak moze przekonac re to
ME Jest gazeta ola las Polakow
katolik6w. Redaktor tel gazet.y
najprz6d napada Ma ksiezy mil
wauckich, potem ksiezy chicagos-
kich i ma towarzvstwa polskie, to
zn6w przedrwiewa sic z Polakow
w Amcryce re talk licho przyjel'
mana Paderewskiego i tax mafo
zlozyli ma g}odnych W Polsce, ale
zydk6w "a to pod niebiosa wy
chwalal. w tel gazecie mozecie
sic dalcj doczytat re macie oml-
:jac kazdego z ksiez.v jak MAZDA
lej. A przeciez Pan Jezus wybral
dvunastu Aposto}ow a jeden z
|nich Judasz samcgo Pana Jezusa
sprzedal a czemu i pc dis dzle11
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k}ad Gale takich ia gazeta wych-
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luz wszystkich vyrzece to ME re
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przecie vie dobrze re Pan JezuS
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-26

,lDfugle rozmowy , tego powodu
'iobJawialy mi szlachetne zalety
serca Bachely, tezyzne jego twal
dej duszy, wymagajacej wytrwa.
fego pefnienia obowiazku, e bu-
dzily we mnie Geese rzetelna ola
tego g6rala idealisty.
Pc bitwie Molotkowskiej Bach
::leda dostaf sic do niewoli moskiew
skiej. Spodziewamy sic, re wiel-.
H hart moralny pozwoli mu pre-
trwac ten ciezki okres niedoli wo
jennej. Gdy wr6ci do mas znowu,
lczcic go bedziemy jake zywy pom
mix idealizmu.
800
y drugim W legii cudzoziems-
kiej W Algierze podaje TAXA via
domosc autor powyzej wymienio-
n.y.
jest MIN niejaki Ludwik No.
WE'LL, syn gospodarza z Harklo--
wy, powiatu nowotarskiego, kt6-
rego zycie potoczylo sic innymi
szlakami, anizeli jego wiejskich
rowiesnik6w. Juz, jake uczen
szk6}ki wiejskiej, zwr6cil IA Sic
bic uwage ukladnem SVEN zacho
waniem sic i wybitnemi zdolnoS-
ciami miejscowego duszpasterza,
kt6ry naklonil niezamoznych ro--
dzic6w, re go postanowili dalej
ksztalcic. Oddano 60 tedy do szko
~ W Nowym Targu, a nastepnie
do >gimnazyum W Krakowie. Nau
ka szla mu gladko. Ch}opak wra-
cal zawsze IA wakacye z celuj ia
Gem swiadectwem. - TAX trwalo
lat kilka. Naraz doszla rodzic6w
hiobowa wiesc, re ch}opiec opu--
Sell szkole wsrod p6}rocza i zagi-
nal bez sladu, co navel dziennika
mi og}oszono.
Upfywaly tygodnie i miesiace,
a Ludwik ami ME wraca} do do
;mu, ami ME dawal Znaku zycia o
sobie. Stroskana matka przez ten
czas ME %szczedzila trudow ami "a
bieg6w, by odnalezc ukochanego
ch4opczyne. W. tym celu pred
siebrala blizsze i dalsze podr6ze
w poszukiwaniu "a Ludwisiem. /
tax pewnego razu dowiedziawszy
sic, re jeden z adwokat6w W No
wynn Saczu ma mice "a s}uzacego
chlopca w ubraniu studenckiem,
udala sic TAME w przypuszczeniu
re chlopcem tym jest jej syn. Ma
dzieja ia jednak zawiod}a, wiado-
nose jej udzielona by}a BOWEN
bezpodstawna. Me odnalazfszy
swej zguby w Nowym Saczu, W
drodze- powrotnej zatrzymuje sic
w Chabowce i W oczekiwaniu po-
ciagu siada ia uboczu i gorzko
place. Zwr6cilo to uwage s}uzby
kolejowej, = pred kt6ra zwie--
rzy]a sic re swemi zmartwieniami.
Ma to jeden re sluzby odzywa sic:
|"Ja tn widuje W Chab6wce CHOP
ca W czapce studenckiej, pasaj ace
60 bydlo."
Zerwa}a sic kobiecina ia te slo
wa ma rowne nogi, a idac mimo no
cnej pory "a wskaz6wkami poda-
|nemi je:j. odnalaz}a, wreszcie swe-
go Ludwika. Ch}opiec, jak sic Okla
zalo, opusciwszy Krakow, ida
za} pieszo do rodzinnego domu i
tax przeszedf do Chab6wki. "a
brak}o mu jednak odwagi pokaza
MIA sic rodzicom, W .czasie roku
szkolnego. POSTAL tedy W po}owie
drogi. przyjawszy W Chab6wce O.
bowiazki pastucha do kr6w, II jed
nego z gospodarzy.
Trudno opisac radosc matki z
powodu odnalezienia swej zguby,
kt6ra W tryumfie przyprowadzlia