davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-06

As n novel variation for his Sun
days reading, Frank Harvey. Of
bethany, provided himself with u box
of small nails, an empty box and n
good supply Of current literature and
took n comfortable position on his
front porch. He then proceeded 10
count all the automobiles that passed
that day over the jefferson Highway
upon which his home H. situated. Ey-
cry time n chug wagon passed he
would transfer nail from box No. I
to box No. 2, and proceed with his
reading. Result: SOC cars, and that's
not counting those that passed before
he got up or while he ate or after he
went to bed, says the Bethany Repub'
lican.
In the same deep pool in the Noda-
way River, near Burlington Junction,
where Roy Broom, of st. Joseph, met
his death last summer, Robert Hood,
aged IS, was drowned last Sunday,
June "a. This pool, says the Post,
is considered very dangerous on ac-
count of cross currents and a series
of "jump-offs" or abrupt lodges in
the bottom of the new river channel
at that point. The water there reaches
q maximum depth Of 10 feet.
Moving from good old Missouri ia
Montana a Burlington Junction farm
er admits that he was taken aback
somewhat when he had to buy hay
for his livestock at Minot, N. D., and
was charged $3.50 for three bales.
,,.al 40 Il. fnntigt, Aay,S aA.H
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-06

Among those registering for mill.
inry service nj King City were the
five sons Of John Turks and wife,
namely, Ethel, Melvin, Mollis, Emery
aud Earl, says the Democrat.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-06

Within q car Of hay and billed %
hay from Camden to Oklahoma, Sher-
If Higdon, Of Ray county, discovered
and held 200 gallons Of whiskey and
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-06

i10 gallons OF grain alcohol. 1t il.
supposed that the liquor was brought
to Camden from Kansas City. 4
man named Glazed G. Upton is under
arrest in connection with this at
tempt to ship booze into dry terri
tory.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-06

Among the hog. brought to market
last week by J. Wcs Owens, Mercer
cOunty's champion breeder Of Zig
Type Polands, was one tina, weighed
500 pounds. In dollars he brought
Sis even. Who can beat it?-llar.
iis Herald.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-06

Returning home from Oklahoma q
Liberty man tells the Advance of the
potato harvest now going on in the
southern state. One spud king has
dug and sold an 10000 crop at $2.85
Q bushel.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-06

Doubtless moved by sympathy fo
the mans hard luck, "A Northwes
Missouri paper withholds the name o
the fellow who started home with /;
gunny sack half full Of ear corn an,
after toiling under the heavy LOAF
stumbled, fell, dropped the sack AM
broke every bottle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

wypadki inne o~kolicznoSci, ktore
nam przeszkadzaja W zarobkowa-
niu ME opuscily tego kraJu ale So
L mani tax jak przedtem. Ma te
ewentualno5ci potrzeba sic przy'
gotowac. Niema mic lepszego mad
regularne sk}adanie oszczednosci
Go banku. Mech kazdy ziozy tyle
lie moze, ale MECH cos zlozy. Ma
lie sumki wzrosna do powaznycl'
rozmiar6w w ~przeciagu czasu'
Procenta poIrocznie doliczane do
sunny DUO W tenn pomagaJa. Ody
DO 10 lub 20 latach sic spoJrzy
wstecz, bedzie to Z wielklem "a
dowolcnicm, DO sie~widzi nletylko
byt ale i wygode zapewnions ma
starosc i ma rome nieprzewldzla-
ne wypadki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
co BUDUJA W CHICAGO.
Nj. j. B~erecZkOwski.

Kamienice ma 81 pOmieSzkan Stawia
VIM. Cochran o. mr.. 1201-1227 Jarvis
ave. - Kontrakt ma roboty mularskie
otrzymala polska firma Jan konczyk
i Syn, a ma roboty cicSielSkie Felix's
MOndrOwSki. KoSzt tel kamienicy ma
wynOsic $4,000 i 2 przyjemnoScia "a
znaczamy, re polScy kontraktorzy uzy-
skali kontrakta cd obconarodowca.
Alicya Il. Linn Stawia diva, try pic
trOwe budynki p. n. 524J-47 MOntrose
ave-. kosztem $4,000. - Mularkc uzy-
skala pOlska firma Jan KOnczyk i Syn.
J6zef JunoSik stawia dwu plctrowy
dom. p. mr.. 2TOJ S. Ayers ave. kOSztem
$500.
VI. RomanOwski Stawia try pietro-
wy dom y. M. 1853 s. Kedzie ave. kOsz-
TEN $500, - Kontrakt mularSki Otrzy
mai L. Zintak.
FranciSzek Kubat Stawia mleczarnie
koSztem $4,000, p. nr. 2234-40 s. Ridge
way ave. - Plany rObii architckt FIR.
Ronda&. roboty mularSkie prOwadzi j.
HOlec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
OszCzadnO$G potrzsbna jest
zaWSz0, a SzGzeg6fnI6
" tyCh CzasaCh
(Napisaf Wawrzyniec H. Przybyl-
ski, wiceprezes banku Home
Bank and Trust Coz

Gdy wszystko idzie gladko
rrzccietny cz1owiek jest zadowo-
lony i mic troszczy sic O jutro.
Ten, kt6ry innym przypomina. IL
easy ME zawsze by}y tax dobry-
mi jak tcraz i &c prawdopodobnie
tax ME zostana, uwazany jest ia
ko pesymista, ktory ma wszystko
czarno sic zapatruje. DoSwiadcze,
ME jcdnakze Cd wicklow mas pou,
GA, re pomimo najwiekszego do,
brobytu, powinnismy cos odiozyt
ma szara godzine.
Faktem Jest, re w Stanach lie
dnoczonych takich ziotych CA
sow jeszcze ME by}o jak obecnic
- kazdy ma prace i kazdy dobrze
zarabia. Nicjeden ME przywiazujc
do swego dolara tel wartosci ia
kicj powinien, DO mySli sobie, gdy
jeden wyda, to drugi zarobi. Roz-
tropnoSc jednakze nakazuje nam
bye ostroznymi i przygotowat sig
ia SARA godzine, szczeg6lnie te--
raz, gdy pieniadze So poddostat-
klein i skladanie oszczednoSci W
banku ME pociaga "a soba zadnej
ofiary naszych wygod. w lichych
czasach ludzic o~dmawiaja sobie
DUO rzeczy, ably pare dolar6w O.
dlozyt do banku, lecz niektorzy
teraz postepuja wrecz przeciwnie,
Wydawajq pieniadzc bez najmniey
szego zastanowienia sic. To zle.
Starost, choroby, nieszczesliwe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

Ost..nie WiadomoSM o!esySny.
uroxmaicone oryginalnemi illustra-
ryami, zamieszcza stale DZIDNNIK
cHICAGOGKI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
TurkOt wOZ0w sprawl
prZykrOSc.

Pewna niewiasta tax clerpiafa
ma reumatyzm, IL Z bolu plaka{a.
Cierpia}a tax strasznie IL nawet
turkot wozow ma ulicy Sprawlai
iei Dol nieslychany. Musiano mic
karmic jak dziecko i unoslc ma
przcScieradle, kiedy zaczeiam u
zywaG Natures Orderly Lana
tlves, mowiia p. Blanche Smith.
Gdyby ME to lekarstwo, byla-
bym juz dis ma cmentarzu. Reu-
rlatyzm jest straszna choroba
cierpialam prawie wszystkic a
gonie, talk re nawet mySl o Mich
dreszczem mic przejmuje. Probo-
walam wszystko co mi rekomen-
dowano, tax re juz prawie utraci-
lam nadzieje, lecz postanowliam
~ieszcze sprobowac Natures Or
derby Laxative. Prawie natych-
misat Dol sic u~Smierzy}, a choro-
la polepszyla sic do tego stopnia.
&c dis czuje sic zupelnie zdrowa.
Wszyscy, ktorzy cierpia ma 20,
lqdek, nerki, watrobe i ktorych
krew jest oslabiona, powinn'
spr6bowac Natures Orderly La,
NATIVES. Ma sprzedaz W gwaran-'
towanych 25c pudelkach ii Noel
Ter Bros, w. A. Wieboldt, i wszy,
stkich pierwszorzednych apte'
kach. (Og}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
a,daych s.~.Ibierry nseissac.y.

aadnych ~sIaIbierxy naciegacsy,
ssyhajscych ma kieszenle latwowisrs
uych. nis ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO
eKI ma swych szpaltach, DO Isvs1s
pracujs ola dobra ludu. OszukahcSs
fire sales" stanowcso " DZIENNI.
KU CHICAGOSKIM ~oEias1ans bgt
ne nogN.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
DzIAk %REALN0SC|OWY.
(KOmunikaty Stowarzyszenia Po;rednkow RealnO;ciowych.)

cze ciagio do ojczystej ziemi, ale ich
dzieci ma to ME zezwola. Ci tn pozosta-
no i beda zadaG lepszyCh warunk0w
bytu. Moja radQ ola kupujacyCh jest,
Kupujcie, kupujcie jak najwiecej i jak
najpredzej budynki nowszc, budynki
Sredniej klaSy DO W tych budynkaCh ry
zyka ME ma i ME bedzie, a pc wojnie
MUSCLE ma Mich przyzwoicie zarobiG
lecz z drugiej strony badzcie ostroani
z kupowaniem starych bud, kt6re mOze
sic dzisiaj bardzo dobrze ~prOccntuja,
lecz po wojnie braknie lokator0w ma te
renciki pc I, s lub 0 dolar0w, ma kt0re
W cicakich czasach byi tax wielki po-
kup.
NJ. j. BereczkOwski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
JAKI WASP WYBoR?

ktora droge sobie obierzecie,--
czy droge nicstrawnosci, zatwar-
dzenia, z}ego usposobienia, bolu
giowy Z pozniejszemi niedoma--
ganiami merck it'd, albo droge
dlugiego i szczesliwego zycia?
Jezeli ia ostatnia droga jest Wa
Sym wyborem, dbajcie o swoj
Hoiadck i "a pomoca Trinera A.
merykariskiego Elixiru Gorzkiego
Wilma uregllujcie dziaianie syste-
mu trawienia. To lekarstwo uwol-
III Was cd wszelkich zaburzen
zoiadkowych, ktore %zatruwaja iy-
Gle duzo ludziom, lecz ME przyj-
mujcie zadnych tanich wyrobowI
Jedynie skiadniki Trinera Ame--
rykahskiego Elixiru Gorzkiego
Wilma zapeWnlaJa do6ry skutek
We ~wszystkich aptekach. - lime
doskonale lekarstwa ma te pore
roku So Trinera kagodziciel Ka-
szlu dajacy szybka pomoc W ka'
szlu, zaziebieniu, bronchitis it'd
a Trinera Liniment chwalony
przez tysiace ludzi kt6rzy cier.
pieli ma reumatyzm, neuralgia
boil W krzyzu it'd. w aptekach.
Jos. Triner, wielkowytw6rca le-
karstw, 1333-1343 S. Ashland
ave, Chicago, I'll. (Ogl.j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
ADWOKAT
155 N. Clark utica.
Chicago, Ill.

Julian kwasigroch urodzlt sic
" Chicago, Ago stycznia 1880 r.
lego neutrality-suspicious. zqdza
nabvcia wicdzy dala sic w MIN
tdczut We wczcsnej miodoScj
sdy uczeszczai do szkoly para
fialnei Sw. Stanislawa kostki, PO-
tenn do Kollegium tel sarnej ia
ivy. a pozniej studya Prawnlcz9
ukonczy} w Northwestern Uni
werSytecjc.
Pred rozpoczeciem praktyki
adwokackiej, oddal znamienne IL
Slugi najprz6d przez diva lata ia
10 adjuster OF Claims W Fidelity
Casualty Insurance Co., jeden
rok by} Adjuster OF Claims W
London Accident Go. ! diva lata
nalezai do sztabu Illinois Cen
trail r. R,
On take uStanowii precedens
ku obrony polskich dziewczat
gdy sadownie pociagnai do odPo
wiedzialnosci p. Satter Z Van
Dome Hotelu, ktory ME po ludz-
ku traktowai miode kobiety.
Jako asyStent prokuratora sta.
nowego PREY West Chicago /
Shakespeare AYES. odznaczyl sic
bystroSciQ rozpoznawania gdzic
ley wilma a gdzie ME ley sprawic
dliwo&t w~ymierzyc, szczegol1i lie
sumiennym byi ola ubogich, kto
rych a~resztowano "a male pre-
winienia, jak "a zbieranie weglal
la torach kolejowych, tn p. Kwa-
sigroch rozsadnie pomyslai CO
byioby wiekszem przestepstwem.
CIV zbieranie kilka odpadk6w
wegla i jarzyn, czy ukaranie ia
kiego czlowieEa "a zaradzanie ma
zycie.
lego pomySlna obrona W spra.
vie kryminalnej, zjednala mu
rozg}os pomiedzy Polakami i on
byi pierwszym polSkim prawnL
klein, ktory podejmowai sic obro
ny bez zadnej pomocy ObcOna-
rodowc0w.
Kandydat ma sedziego Sqdu
Municypalnego ma tykiecie ME
zaleznym. otrzymal wiecej gto-
sow, niz inni kandydaci ma regu-
larnym tykiecie demokratycz-
uym.
Procz ObOwlazkOW blezaCyCh,
pomagai take Polakom dorad4
prawniczq gdzie tego zachGdziIa
potrzeba.
Byi ! jest dobrym Polskirl pa
tryota ! jest najzdolniejszym pol
skim prawnikiem W Stanach Zjc-
dnoczonych.
Pan Kwasigroch jest czlon-
klein wielu towarzystw - pomig
DIV innemi nalezy do Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego, Zjedno-
czcnia Pol. Rzymsko KatOlickie-
go, Klubu P~rasowego, Iroquois
Club, Polskiej Dem. Ligi pOwia-
tn Cook i do Stowarzyszenia Pol
skich Adwokatow. .
Karyere sw2 zdobyi swym VIA
snym zarObkiem, sam sic wyro-
biz i jest ojcem pisciOrga dzieci.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
PoDzIEKOWANIE.

Wszystkim krewnym / znajo--
mym, ktorzy wzieli udziaf W po-
grzebie syna naszego sp. Edmun-
da L. Tamlilo zasylami najserdecz
riejsze podzieki, szczegolnie rs.
rroboszczowi Zdechlikowi, rs.
S~wiatkowi oraz panu organiscie
Eorowiliskiemu jeszcze raz DIG
kujac staro-polskiem bog "a
pIac."
Rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

Biblioteka kaplahska ma sprzedat.
80 tony ujete W II tom. opr. Kaza-
mia 1 mowy w zakresie Kaznodziejst-
wa i Apologetyk, autorow mai
przedniejszych, jake to-: Walczyhski.
Bp. Rzewucki, Arbp. Stablewski,
%Szlagowski, Wasilkiewicz, Szelewskl,
etc. Kilka dziei historycznych, spo-
1ecznych, li~terackich. Adres: Rev.
A. Nawrocki, 112 Clinton ave.. -
Maspeth, l.. I. n. Y.
1-S-6-8-10-12-14
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
J6zef swoboda nabyi oS2S S. Turner

--lu lluSS'
A, Iclar nabyl 1865 w. 21st Place.
]. Wojciechowski naby& 2l14 81 Pl.
Jan Trocki naby} 1721 y. Wood st.
.Jak6b LeSniak naby} 29i0 Warren
avenue.
w. Kroll naby1 4222-24 Walton st.
Bronis}awa Niemiec nabyla $3.50 -
Ward ST.
]. Przybyszewski nabyi sou n. a.
vers ave.
.Andrzej J. Schultz nabyl 534G-50 Adj
olson St, r6g Long ave.
Jan Trocki nabyl 3O19 Allen ave.
A.. Mroczek naby} 3O13 N. Christiana
avenue.
F. Fiaikowski nabyl 1901 W. George
street.
J6zef Andrzejewski nabyl 3O67 Gre
sham st.
MichaI Dyba nabyl 2213 n. Lorel
avenue.
w. Kujawa nabyi SOTO Pensacola av.
NJ, Nowakowski nabyl 1925 \. Saw
yer ave.
Franciszek Lempera nabyi 5120-22
S. California ave.
Maksymilian JeliGski nabyi 1911 S.
Elizabeth st.
Jan Kalenski nabyf 1921 w. 10th st.
.J6zef Obiala nabyl 5207 S. Honore
street.
A. Kuecki nabyl 5O21 South Loomis
street.
,J6zef A. Czeszewski naby& 654S So.
Maplewood ave.
Franciszek Suma nabyi 1910 West
18th str.
S. Rodzewicz nabyl 2934' W. 10Th
Place.
J6zef Kotwaszynski nahyl 1852 So.
Throop str.
Franciszek j. Dubski nabyl 4S55-57
S. Throop ST.
Nikodem KamiGSki nabyi $50 So.
Throop ST.
Marya Makwicka naby}a 500 South
Wood st.
Aleksander NOwak naby} 230S W.
Belmont ave.
J6zef S. Szerwioski nabyl 1412 Di-
versey Parkway.
J.. Walczak nabyl S619 S. Baltimore
avenue.
Andrzej Londyskowski naby& 1882
So. EScanaba ave.
J. Swiderski naby} Sis Exchange
Avenue.
Franciszek Adamski nabyl ALSO S.
Langley ave
MARGIN Jamros nabyi 1909 E. Goth
street.
B. KuczyGski nabyi Sis s. Paxton
avenue
Marya Wieczorowska nabyla lote ma
Saginaw ave.
J. NJ. Nowak nabyl 1921 S. Wabash
avenue.
Teofila Swiakowska nabyla 11736 S.
La Sale str.
Aleksander Hojnowski nabyi $40 W.
32nd str.
Niwa nabyla 1101 Cornell
ST.. r6S May st.
Stanisiawa Dembrowska naby1a $50
w. 44th Place.
Marya Filipczyk nabyia 2513 y. Ham
lin w
J. Malinowski nabyi 4S13-17 S. Kar-
low Ave.
street.
Agata Grysik nabyla 2232 \. Law
Ter ave.
A~leksander Ruszkiewicz naby{ 1850
W. MelrOse ST.
Andrzej Zajac naby} S7O6-OS s. Mar
quette ave"
Rozalia Imoszewska nabyia 1851 S.
Sacramento ave.
Jan Rybicki nabyl 4612-14 S. Sa--
cramento
Konstanty Masewicz nabyl 52OO-O4
S. Talman ave.
j. K~olasi6ski nabyl 1912 y. Wood
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
PRZEGLAD TYGODNIOWY.

W ubiegiym tygodniu zn0w widac pc
lepszcnie w intereSie realnO&ciOwym re
kOrdowanych bylo 93 akt6w wlaSno-
Sci z czego ST. w mieScie Chicago a 1Sl
DO "a miejSkich. czyli o ~ wiccej niz
w pOza Zesziym %tygodnlu. Il wazniej
szych tranSakcyi notujemy naStepuja-
Geo Ma Nrezerwacye leSna Forest Pre-
serve District zakupionO $40 ARROW
ma 95tej ul., poi mill ma zach6d cd
McLaughry Road, "a kt6rQ placOno
DO $1S4. IA akier: dalcj 40 ARROW W
okregu Mortified pc $3.50 "a akier, 81
ARROW W Lyons pc $500, "a akier. Oraz
kllka mniejszych kawaik6w. - PAM
Elizabeth Redheffer zona wice-prezesa
Security Banku nabyla byzneSowa re-
alnoSc p. mr.. 13OO-1312 Morse ave. "a
$4,000: Karol W. Carmen Z Grand RAJ
pids i william G. Arnold nabyli BUDDY
mex apartamentOwy, wartoSci $4,000,
ma rogu Drexel Blvd. i 42giej III.
Polacy nabyli nastepujace realnoSci:
Xofia Bednarska naby}a S51-J7 No.
Ashland ave. r6S Cornell st.
J6zef Karolewski nabyi 2O25-27 w.
Chicago ave.
Franciszek Duda naby} 2139 Crystal
st.
J. Placzkiev'cz nabyl 2O1J Crystal
street.
J6zef HanSel nabyf 1535 Cornell st.
w. W~oloszkiewicz naby& 2109 Emer-
son ave.
5. Malice naby}. 1881 W. Erie st.
Jan Krupa nabyi 1911 w. Erie st.
Franciszek DulSki nabyl 2123 W. 1S'
Place.
J. Pckala. naby} 1888 w. Fry st.
Stanisiaw JawOrski naby} lbs w.
Grand ave.
Aleksander Hinkelman nabyt 100
n. Hermitage ave. r6g HaddOn.
Marya Lewicka nabyla, 251O Haddon
avenue.
Franciszek Rychlik nabyt 319-21 $.
Homan ave.
J6zef Szynkiewicz nabyt 1917 No.
Hoyne ave.
Marya Lewicka nabyia 1217-21 No.
Hamlin ave.
Stefan Z. CaryGski nabyi 1851 No.
Hermitage ave.
Stanislaw Warcho} nabyi 1916 w.
Huron st.
T. Pasternak nabyI 543 Hartland CT.
J6zef Jak6bowSki nabyi 2014 North
Hermitage ave.
Wiktorya Amatys nabyla 1854 w.
Huron ST.
S. OchaIa nabyi 44O1 w. Haddon ~.
+. SobociGski nabyi 1885 n. Hermi-
tage ave.
J. W~ierzbowski nabyl 2123 Hamburg
street. %
W. CiI ewski nabyl 1920 n. Hoyne
avenue.
X. W~ierzbowski naby} POLL w. HUI
ron st.
Michai Galow nabyi 509-11 S. Ke--
| die ave.
Bronislawa Niemicc nabyla 22O6 \.
Leavitt st.
Antoni Ciombor naby{ 1917 North
Marshfield ave.
Jan Piatek nabyl 6S7 Milwaukee av.
J6zef Zurek, nabyla 1871 w. Mon
roe st.
:J6zef Witarowski nabyi 2420 w. Mon
roe st.
Stanislaw Slawinski naby& 113o No.
Mozart st.
Jan Balog naby} 1927 W. Ohio st,
Bronis{awa Niemiec nabyla 1858 n.
Oakley ave.
Bronislaw K~aczenski naby} 2115 n.
Oakley ave.
Jan Placzkiewicz naby} 1887 n. Pau
lima ST., r6g Haddon ave-
J6zef Pubic nabyl 2337-39 North
Rockwell st.
NJ. A. Mondry nabyi, 1911 S. Spaul-
ding ave.
Franciszek Bonzek nabyi 24O7 South
Spaulding ave. ~
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,.B{ogosiawie ten dzien'

SIC pan Onessime Beaudoln z st.
Philemon, Que, - Nv ktorym po-
salem wan zamowienie ma vase
Ora. Piotra Gomozo. Przez VIE
eel niz rok cierpia}em ma rome
60 rodzaju bole; zdawa}o sic, ia
koby kazda czesG ciafa bola}a mic.
Pc uzyciu tylko dwoch butelek
ORA. Piotra Gomozo, poczuiem
sic dobrze / obecnie ciesze sic
zdrowiem, z~azywajac zycia pra-
cy." - ORA. Piotra Gomozo ME
jest aptecznem lekarstwem. Spe-
cyalni agenci dostawiaja je lu-
dziom wprost z laboratorium. Je-
Sli ME znacie zadnego agenta, pl-
szcie wprost do jedynych fabry--
kant6w, DR.. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co., 1875 So. Hoyne ave-,
Chicago, III. (Ogi.)
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DYING FOR ONES COUNTRY
death Never Comes Too Soon, II
Necessary in Defense Of Our
country."-Story.

II was Nathan Hale who said, 81
regret that have but one life to lose
for my country" And II is Horace
that makes one of his heroes say: at
is sweet and glorious to die for ones
country" There have been many and
striking Illustrations Of this in our
country's history. II Is said that the
untimely fate of Col. owen Roberts
who fell at Stone, was cause OF uni
vcrsal regret. He was an lnflexlble
patriot, an excellent dlsclpllnarian,
and enthusiast in pursuit OF military
fame. His son, who was In the nc.
tf0n, hearing of his misfortune,
FASTENED to him. The expiring vet.
eran perceivlng in his countenance the
llveliest sorrow, addressed him with
great composure: 81 rejoice, my boy,
once again to see and to embrace you.
Receive this sword, which has never
been furnished by dishonor, and let II
not be inactive while the liberty of
our country is endangered. Take my
last adleu, accept my blessings, and re-
turn to your duty"
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81 Love My Dog"

That's what some men have
said, thinking it a conclusive an
swer to all appeals for the re-
straint of wandering dogs. 1t is
a creditable sentiment, too, when
not carried too far. Every right
minded man is fond of his dog,
partly, of course, because it is
his, but partly because the dog
that is we'll treated lavishes upon
his owner a wealth of affection
and fidelity that can only be re-
paid with the affection and fdeli-
ty.
The man who will treat a dog
with cruelty lacks something q
man ought to have. The few
men who talk about the killing Of
all dogs talks nonsense. The dog
is too useful as well as too much
liked to be done away with. But
there is a limit in everything be
yond which a reasonable MAJ
will not go. The man who puts
his affection for his dog before
his affections for his fellowmal
and his country is not reasonable
Southern Agriculturist.
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Let the Sheep Do 1t.

One good way to clean COM
pletely a piece of weedy Or brushy
land with sheep is to fence a
small portion of it temporarily,
using the portion to be cleared
for a night pasture. When one
spot has been cleared in this man.
ner the fence may be moved to
another foul spot and treated in
the same way. Often this man
ner of killing out undesirable
wild growth is much faster,
cheaper and better than grubbing
while the wild growth is of some
actual food value to the animals.
Farm and Fireside.
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To He'll with the Holienzolern.

Victory in the coming year
will again be on our side and on
that of the allies. Ours will be
the final victory.
with a deeply moved heart |
thank you in my own name and
in that of the Fatherland for
what you have achieved in this
last year of the war. With VEN
Grafton we remember the fallen
who gave up their lives for the
greatness and safety of the Fa-
therland.
THE war goes on. 1t is still
being forced upon us. We shall
fight for our existence in the fu-
ture with firm resolution and un-
failing courage. AS our prob
lens multiply so does our strength
increase. We are invincible.
We shall be victorious. The Lord
God will be with US.
Extract from a proclamation
from the Kaiser to the German
people delivered at the close OF
the third year of the war;
g, 1t is almost inconceivable that
a brute in human form could de.
liver himself of such a peoration
as the above.
I'VE are invincible. We shall
be victorious. The LORD COL
will be with u.s." Did morta
ear ever listen to such blasphemyi
The wonder of it all is that
God doesn't strike the demon
dead when he presumes to men.
ton his name.
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With the clouds of war looming darkly the
try with plots and counter plots against the peace of our
people, with food disturbances in the argecties and with
the price booster stalking abroad in the land truly it is
time when the sober sense of the American people should
be called into use.
But we are unlike any other people the globe.
There seems TO be something in the very air we breathe
that makes for different outlook life from that of any
other country No other land can vie with us in the vast
ness of its resources The increase in our national wealth
during the last two decades would make Cresus appear
pker and besides magnfcence the glores of Sol
the moonlight to the radiant orb of day. Our
strength and resources are boundess and imtess
But because Of these very facts we find ourselves as
people standing the very brink of national disaster.
We are the most confidently careless people on EARTH
hence find ourselves engaged in gigantic conflict
and amentaby unprepared for the task before u.s. What
boots that resources in and material are so
vast? Those resources the latent heat of the coal
-undeveloped and unmobilized. strenuous campaign
of preparation on, but the essential eement-tme
is in great measure denied u.s.
Then we are the most magnfcently wastefu people
in the world Beside national extravaganza the prod
igaity of kings pinchng economy And this trait
too is threatening to be undong. Having by our own
royal extravaganza consumed much and by shipment from
the country consumed much more, find oursef facing
demand for unlimited supplies and with practically empty
storehouses What matters it that other crops may be
raised? That same element time-may be denied eel
the nsistent demand is upon u.s.
The remedy? Several.
First get after the price booster If there is any par
tcuar class of humansif such they may be calledtc
whom prison garb would be actually becoming it is these
gentry Without mercy themselves they deserve none
without pity they expect none Void of even sense
of justice they should have melted out to them the justice
of IAN eye for an eye and tooth for TOOTH"
Then, let America 60 to work in eamest-work with
the SOIL Let us not be satisfied with increased crops this
season. but let plan for even greater increase for years
to come order that the nations of the earth may be fec
and we still have enough left for our consumption.
And when we produce it, let us conserve it and no
waste it,
If the experiences through which passing shall
have the effect Of teaching rational economy they will
be well worth the price, 1t is lesson need and shouc
heed,