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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

did not take sufficient care OF their
Ihild~n. Part OF this blame may be
attributed 90 ignorant mothers and
part TO the housing conditions which
made Supply OF fresh air dielctit
II not impossible.
That the lack OF frssh air 10
largely responsible for the incre>sed
rate Is shown by an analysis Of the
death tabl,s The great increase hsS
come In tbs colder months. when the
windows were kept closed. pecu-
iiariy. the diseases are not supposed
to be exceptionally prevalent In the
winter. AS the windows 30 down
the death rate goes up" Is the slogan
q the health department. and figures
rrove this is true.
Families OF isboring men who
have not ceen instructed IN takirg
proper precautions to safeguard me
health Of their young are responsible
for the increase In both tho births
and deaths.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
BABES DIE
BECAUSE OF
CR0WDING
Increased Infant Nor
tally Due To Rapid
Growth of City
MOTHERS FAIL TO
GIVE CHILDREN AIR
Health Officer Holds
Housing Conditions
Are Responsible

OF each 1000 babies born In 1915
lp Detroit has died. OF the large
cities OF IN ecountry tire mortality
rate was oniy higher In two. Buffalo
and Baltimore. ST Louis. New York.
Philadelphia. Boston. Cleveland.
Pittsburgh and Chicago all bat better
records IN the order named. Ths ng-
ures also show that Detroit was one
OF the few cities in the country
v here tho infant death rate increas-
ed. or the 10 largest cities Buffalo
and Detroit are the only two which
reported an increase In the rste of
infant mortality.
Or. w. VI. Price. health oficer. In
explaining the reason for the In
crease from 10ls IN i9i5~to more
than III in 1915. says that I, Is due
largely to the rapid growth az the
city and the crowded conditions
Cleanliness. fresh air and proper
clothing are necessary.
In a rapidly growing citl Ike De
trolt, where the housing conditions
are no. keeping pace with the
growth OF the city. large numbers OF
persons arr crowded into small
apartments. AZ = result IL Ia i'm
possible 20 ventilate these apart
ments properly. because some % The
tenants complain of open windows.
Another cad circumstance Is the
fact that The health department and
IT'S facilities have not grown with the
city. Or. Price hns used "a many
men as no possibly could 20 look az
ter housing conditions ard carry on
a campaign OF education. bur be r.
hampered by a lack OF men for this
important work
The work performed BY the health
department. with especial reference
% diseases OF infants was more than
doubled during the last year. and yet
the health hoard Statistics show that
the death rate from these preventa-
bic causes Increased. The ccnclu.
sion Is arrived a. that the Increased
rate is due 20 tho fact that parent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
OHIO TROOPS
MAY FOLLOW
THIRTY-SECOND

Companies % the Thirty.second
Michigan infantry stu remaining
IN Fort Wayne viii be mustered out
OF the United States service on
Feb. rs. according TO teiesraphsc In
structions received Friday by Maj.
Frank Wells. e. s. army ofaeer tn
charge OF muster-out. The release
~ the companies was held NJ from
the headquarters % the central de-
partment in WASHINGTON because Of
an error In computing clothing al
iowances.
Several OF the regiment are stiIl
confined 20 the post hospital. where
they win remain until discharged.
Men win BE- detailed from the reE-
ment 90 care for them.
n r. expected that either the
FIRST or Second Ohio infantry win
come 20 Fort Wayne next. 10 be on
ciaIiy returned 10 the state service
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
NET TO GUARD
N. Y. HARB0R
Heavy Steel Mesh Two Miles
Long To Close Port
Entrance

NEW YORK. Feb. lo--work began
today aboard the L. S. monitor Am
Ihytrife In the Brooklyn navy yard.
on the assembling OF two miles OF
heavy steel netting. In case OF dan
ger from submarines In time OF
war. this netting would be stretch
Cd across the entrance 20 New
YORK harbor from Sandy Hook TO
Rockaway Point II Is claimed the
netting win be able 70 resist any
submarine, In spite OF the fact that
Germany claims device tina, VIII
hack SIS way through any net the
British have been able TO mAnufae-
ture.
Plans are. u n said. 20 lower this
net IN daytime so ships may pass
over n and 20 stretch II ight az
night when submarines could not
be detected. Motor boats and larg-
or vessels would be used 20 place
T.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
LADY MACCABEES
HELP WOMAN GET
DIVORCE DECREE

TIE LADY Maccabees OF he World
turned ont in force in Judge searl's
court. Saturday morning. 70 vindt
cate their Officer and fellow mem
Der. Mrs Iva wasmunt in her d.
vorce suit against her husband
Charles. and Incidentally 20 show
that tenure OF ofnce IA their organ.
ixation WAS too serious a matter
20 be used "a prefe1t for drink
.ng bouts With men. as wasmund
alleged
The lodge women rad the pleaE
ure ~ seeing their fellow member
worst her husband In the courts.
Mrs. wssnund started proceedings
for separate maintenance. but when
her husband replied with a suit for
divorce. she changed her SUI, 20
divorce also, and Saturday wen her
decree
r was CHARGED ira. woman
sIeuth Rad been employed 20 trail
Mrs Wasmund wasmund said
that her domeHlci,y vas spoiled
when she was elected an oricer OF
the Maccabees. and that she told
/ him she. was attending meetings
when she bad been ont drinking
with men The Maccabees refuied
this completely BY producing rec.
ords 20 show Mrs. waEmund's pres
ence az meetings on dates when her
husband alleged she was cabaret
Ing"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
SIX Hello IN
Staying OF
SHOE man
Greeks Are Taken Into
Custody As Sus-
poets
ONE HAS PAIR
OF NEW SHOES
Sextet Corralled In
Shacks On the
West Side

Six men were arrested early Sat
urday morning as suspects In con-
nection with the Staying OF Isadors
Meisner. shoe merchant at No. 1920
NlchIgan-ave- who was beaten 10
death IN his store Friday morning
The men were found living In
shAeks At wErrsn-ave. and the De
troll Terminal railroad tracks By
Detectives Glinsky. Donovan. keid.
Morris and Collins Most OF them
are Greeks.
They were registered as follows:
Spell Asrmaeopclon. alias sam
Brown: Louis. Tony and James
srronatias. brothers: Andy Poppa-
dianAs. and Angeles Franks.
Asrmacopolon Is said TO have rush
cd into a west side saloon Friday
shortly after the Staying. He was
attired in new shoes and a nev
oyercozt, trimmed with Persian
lamb. and was greatly excited. The
cricers declare shey have no evi
dence directly connecting The sus-
poets with the crime.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
UPSON TO TALK
ON CITY BUDGET .
NEXT TUESDAY

A Discussion OF the e44.ooo.o0
budget that the Detroit common
council win have before n for con-
sideration shortly. win be held In
the auditorium Of the Board or
Commerce Tuesday noon. when l..
ID. Epson. director of the Detroit
bureau OF municipal research. win
speak on Better government thru
the budget system"
Mr.. Epson has made q study Of
budget systems for six years I'm
Philadelphia. Dayton and Cincln-
natl. He has studied Detroit's prob
lens thoroly and viii tell his con
illusions. He also will discuss the
state and national budget systems
briefly.
"A new spirit Ia American poll
tics is manifesting itself In the pow
erfui movement for the reform OF
governmental organization and pro
cedure IN the interest OF popular
control and efficiency" says Mr..
Epson. mo single change would
add so largely 20 both democracy
end efficiency as the Introduction
OF proper budget methods"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
DETROIT WILL
HAVE new CLUB
Tippecanoe Athletic. Patterned
Somewhat After the ID. A. G.,
Is Being Promoted

The Ttppecanos Athletic club.
patterned somewhat after the d
A c.. L. being promoted In Detroit.
and a meeting to push the plan and
work out details has been called
for next Tuesday evening.
Efforts are now being made to
sell 500 life memberships at $50
each. the money TO be used az the
nucleus Of q fund 10 finance the
proposition II IL planned 70 erect
a building OF 1. or Ia stories, de-
voting several OF the lower floors
TO business purposes. and using the
remainder a. quarters for the club.
The site has not been selected. al
tho the property occupied by the
Broadway theater has been sug-
Ecsies. and land on BAgiey ave. r.
also under consideration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
THIEVES TAKE
LOADED COAL
WAGON AND TEAM

A pair OF horses. harnesses and
a large wagon. loaded with coal.
were stolen from the yards OF the
c. NJ Thorp Coal & Coke com
pany. nj Forest-ave. and Dequindre-
81. early Saturday morning. The
total value o. the outfit was given
as s1.0z5.
The loaded wagon stoo4 in the
coal yards and the thief nrst had
10 take the horses from the CON
pany's barn before driving away
Later. Aaccording 20 the police. ths
thief feared possession Of 50 sanch
wealth might arouse suspicion and
abandoned the outnt on Canaeld
ave, where It was recovered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
WARM CONTEST
is OUTLOOK IN
TENTH WARD
With seven candIdatee' petitions

with seven candidates petitions
sled with the city clerk and sew
eral other prospective candidates in
The field. the outlook for hotly-con-
tested aldermanic nominations in
The Tenth ward is good. The latest
20 Gle Il william r. conAt. No. 22s
Four eenth-ave.
Others who have nled their pc
fltions are william A. Guthard.
No. 10 Linwood ave: Clarence c.
Bnsh. No. ls4 wreford-ave.: George
Lawrence. No s73 Hudson-ave.:
wesley J. Wing. No. s5s Sixteenth
- George c. Hess. No. $40 10
Fifteenth-st.. and Robert A. Glen
ent. No. 2s2 Marquetteave.
vrfrttaG--ss~ pisfn seat ktsS--shst
o Ffwhs-Ttm~- Job D~pfs--Msfu tS7e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
JASNOWSKI OUT
FOR RECORDER
Prosecutor Says Experience In
Criminal Cases Fit Him
For Judgeship

Prosecuting Attorney Charles ii.
Jasnowski Saturday set AZ rest
speculauons OF politicians when 10
announced formally that he would
be a candidate for judge OF the TO
corder's court on the Republican
ticket and filed his petition.
Mr.. Jasnowski. ~ prosecutor and
assistant prosecutor. has been asso-
ciated with the preparation and
trial Of some Of the most important
criminal cases IN the history OF
Wayne county. His oficial duties
also have given him IN insight into
the modern penoloEy.
These special qualifications. to-
gether With his record as an Official
and ciuzen. are held forth az the
chief claims In his behalf.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
||lb TRIAL
II FRISCO +.
|IRES PLOT.
nvicti0n Of Mooney
Leods To Discovery
Of Conspiracy
]oCONSPIRATOR
TELLS OF CRIMES
eparedness Dyna-
J inter Must Hang,
!: Verdict of Jury

AN FRANCISCO. Feb. le.---
|I1nuns J. Mooney WI be sentenced
~ lnaGh By Premier Judge Franklin
60 nsxt Tuesday. following his
|o1sviesion Of homicide In connection
|v3tA TIE preparedness parade bomb
|u111n killed ten persons.
nGenruing its verdict after less
- nkx hours elaboration last
r1roA ~ Jury declined TO include a
|~uIommGn1ntiou OF clemehcy. and
|Xo1uo 0rifin has no alternative but
D go the convicted man TO the
= - midst Of the excitement
5un1oh ovvpe the city following the
|Uw1Doe D1ctrfct Attorney Charles
- NGnnEt created a new sensation
1nv VIA be announced that he
~ ~ooaf<ssioa by q co-conspir.
|o1n6s~ poo1ftng the details OF 70
|n1onnD = which. he asserted. nearly
- = - 1sfsndants IN the dynanit-
~ GnnD participated
- ggsDaredness parade dyns-
D1nRs ~ declared, ~was mercy
0 lnGD1unt in . conspiracy. the ex-
80 - witch would amaze San
nGnDoa We are merely on the
rr1o11 g or prosecutions. The
urDD 0unDopsiun Of the man Who
DnDo1, coven crimes rang.ns
om lynoniting 10 murder commit
~ = omoma. Alameda. Contra
1Tr1o ao6 ean Francisco counties
~ ooosptrator has never been
HnD1 a before In the case Ills
'orn0uoB1sn supports the cUnviction
~ 1Doonsy. but vs have only scratch
~ - surf.ce IN achieving that"
CDo1Rsy reiterated his innocence
ou1pS.
y ~ fn5uEtice In ny case has not
- ne" ne said. III II merely a
G~r1D episode in the long struggle
m n.y. Cor It's rights. was pre-
Go1 for any eventually. To On ip-
oun2 nm n becomes . mockery TO
<noos the plea OF innocence. n
nourD can be procured to perjur-
1umGD1ves st the instigstion Of the
uonm,s I eannot rtop them This
$3.50 encs not make me guilty.
n - guilty"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
BOY OF SIXTEEN
HELD AS FORGER

AZ the age o; rs years. Joseph
Opperhall IL showing marked prom.
ise both az forrer and ~ an actor.
according 70 Oakland county on
Gers.
The lad was arrested IN Detroit
Saturday morning charged With
forging check for ,zs By using
the name % Joseph Lsdrott. a
farmer of Clsrenceville. Mich, who
employed the boy.
Joseph escaped from Clarence
vile coon arsr Mr. LAdrott can
tured him and was about 20 take
him homo for a BIT OF fathsriy .d.
vice. The boy asked permission %
20 70 another room In the IAdrotf
home. then vaultsd out Of the win.
dow.
Pursued more snsn q ME yhu
fields OF snow, he finally threw hts
hands upward. to,tsr.d. and fen
LAdrott eeosms seiSedlvfth a fear
that the boz bad been erer,ed IN
such point tina, h. wa. Dying n.
rushed away 70 summon aid. and
when he returned with a physician.
the youth had disappeared.
Deputy sheriI William r. Goerr
Of Oakland county. took the bow
back 20 Pontiac today. lie viii be
taken in charge there b. juvenile
court authorities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
New York Praises
Lilac Time," Play
By Mrs.. O. Murfin

The play. Lilac Time written
BY Mrs. James o. Murnn. Of De
troil In eoiiaboyation with Jane
Cowl. the velfknovn actress. which
had It's premiere In New York this
week. according 20 the newspaper
reviews win prove q popular sue
cess. Miss Cowl enacts the leading
role.
Lilac Time is war seen roman.
tically thru feminine eyes at a safe
distance OF more than 1000 miles
from the trenches" says the New
York World critic. The same eyes.
however. be;ray . much clearer
vision OF the needs Of the the2ter
The play belongs entirely 10 the
medium OF the actor. and Tor hits
reason IL would require n consid-
cradle stretch OF tho imagination 10
discover much In II that Is very
closely related u lie
But. Il 81 a good acting play and
as well disguised. but time tried
II mantle episodes held the attention
CT the audience closely. Unforru-
nstely. the end o, the pisS brings
mawkish and strained denoune-
meut, TO a story which would have
been interesting enough II IL had
been KEEP, In It's earlier vein OF deli
cate romance. But these two
women writer's seem 10 share. In
common with our masculine dramat-
lists. the dslusion that sexual inter.
eat must enter every storS unfolded
on the stage All IN all Lilac Time
aas in Il the making % popular
success Tor Mrs. Mursn and Miss
Cuuf-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
Replevined Piano Rests on the
Bottom of the River and Pair of
COnStableS Are Shivering Yet

Constable Leo Romanski, who
gained fame because he didnt hest
tate about sei1ing a %. U. r. car on
a Judgment. tried to gain possession
q an upright piano by sliding II out
on the ice Of the Detroit river az the
foot OF Rverfrontase.. Friday AFTER
noon.
The piano had been rrplevined By
piano lrm from family living
a, No. g niverfrunt-ave. In ccm-
pany with Constable Arthur Terry.
Romanski laid hold on the property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
MRS. OSBORN
FILES FOR SMALL
SCHOOL BOARD

Mrs. Laura r. Osborn has fled a
petition with the city clerk for
nomination for election as mem
Der OF the small school board The
petition bears the signatures Of
more than 1000 men and women
voters OF the city. Among the
prominent persons who have signed
are Bishop c. p Williams. =. +.
Ingram. Rabbi Franklin, Clyle /
Webster. Mrs. r. n. Ashhaush,
Mrs. c. n. Wilson. Mrs. Frederick
Holt. Mrs. George Johnston. Rev. =
6 Marquis and several judges, legis
lAiors, city officials and educators.
As chairman % the educational
committee OF the Twentieth Cen
fury ciub. Mrs. Osborn has been
4eeply interested in educational
and welfare work she has worked
for better ventilation IN the schools,
cheaper text books and everything
that tended 10 improve the condition
OF the children. She has also inter
ested herself In getting higher
type OF men on election boards
she has always favored the smaller
school board 20 b. elected by VI,
people Of the whole city rather thar
30 have ward representation.
In addition 10 being chairman o.
the educational COMMITTEES OF tn
Twentisth Century club. she is
vice president OF the club. a mem
ter OF the woman's Historical clu'
and Of the woman Taxpayers
league. all OF which organization In
dorse her candidacy.
I
prfntfnx-fhe plala np.t kfna--shs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

The house faced OF the river; there
vas no adequate exit from the rear.
The nude machine went out On
the Ice easily enough. Romanski
and Terry were about 10 push Il 60
the mainland when The Wilderness un.
DER their feet began TO crack rhe
piano will not be returned TO the
owners.
Roma1ski and Terry say they sin
feel a bi, cold. but even tho they did
ruin their clothes. they admit they'll
be thankful n pneumonia doesn't de-
velop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
DETROIT THIRD IN
POSTAL SAVINGS

Savings deposited IN Detrolt's
postal bank now aggregate more
than 5000 900. II was announced
Saturday. by Postmaster William
J. Nsgel. This mark was passed
Friday. and places the Detroit pos
tai savings institution third In rank
among those OF the country De
troIt now IL only exceeded by New
York and Chicago.
PvsstinG---the plain neat kfns---shst
~ right tnses job DeptS-Naia 4s2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

ftors began 10 arrive A swarm In.
tested the little grocery. angriiy de-
manding money for obligations they
said Poppss had Incurred
Assistant Prosecutor Jos. Popiei
told Jlrik that Poppas had been
guilty OF obtaining money under
false pretenses. A warrant has
been issued for his arrest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
LIS STORE TO
COUPLE FOR $500;
WARRANT ISSUED

xAounas Jirik and wife thought
- OBoesry NJ No. i2si DIT. Elliott
-. would make them a nice liv-
- md when John Poppas told
- 4 was for sale. they entered
- nsoo<tstions with him
y 80. there are no debts" said
CDvos. All you have to do h 90
- ~ $500. and then you viii own
- huuinsss.-
4 IN paid the money. He and his
|Uo1o took possession. Then cred
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
Brady Names ). A. cco,s

John l. cronk, OF the federal IN.
come Tar department.. has been Ap.
pointed internal revenue agent 20
succeed y. II. Lore. resigned. This
was announced Saturday BY James
J. Brady. collector Of internal
revenue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

A pupil in the junior department
surprised bis teacher recently by
describing a circle az "a straight
iine that l. crooked aIl The way
round"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
TRENTON

Mary Downing RebekAh lodge
Trenton. viii give masque ball
Monday evening. IN the armory.
Rev. Smiths sermon for SUNDAY
nigh, tn the Methosfst church will
BE- Noah. the boy carpenter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
ACTOR is NOT A
THEATER EMPLOYE
JUDGE HART RULES

In setting aside .ury's verde. OF
sTSsss In favor Of the Zurich Gen.
erai Liability a Insurance company.
and fixing sl95 80 as the amount that
The Palace Theater company ewes
the insurance company. Judge Hart
ruled that an actor Is not an employe
OF a theater.
The insurance company attempted
20 collect a premium or all persons
carried on the heaters payroll. The
court held that tho actors could not
BE- considered under the provision ms
81 the worklngInen's eompep sa,ior
act, rs they are employed indirectly
ty the thclter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

City Onices Close Monday.
All orices In the city hall will
close Monday. Lincoln's birthday
anniversary. a legal holiday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
About Power Service

We have enough coal on cars approaching Detroit to-
day to keep power service going until Tuesday, if
nothing unforeseen happens.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

PrfstfsE-the plaia nest kfsa--'hst
q. rfghf-Time~ Job D~pts-Nnin $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-14
co JEST zYCIE?

Pred dwoma tysiacami lat da.
Ii starry Rzymianie ia to- pytanie
wyborna odpowicdz: "N,ietylko
I'VE, lccz posiadac dobre' ztrowie,
Jest zyciem. ~"Bcz dobrego ira
vienna mic ma zdrowia, Trinera
[Amerykanski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma pomaga trawieniu, czysci
Ew%netrznoSci, i wzmacnia caIy Sy-
stem. Dlatcgo tcz ma niestraw-
nose, zatwardzcnie, boz yfowy, du
|chowa depresye, og5lne osRabie-
ME, nerwowoSc it'd. jest Trincra
Amcrykanski Elixir GorzkiegeWi
ma najlcp&ym srodkiem. zadaj-
Gle zawsze Trinera Amerykahskic
go Elixiru Gorzkiego Wilma i ME
uzywajcie W skr6eeniu tylko "Go
rzkie Vino DO to ME jest laden
nap6j, tylke rekarstwo; ia co
trzeba szezeg1lnie zwazac W SUI
chych stanach. Cena W aptekach
81. - Trinera Eminent dajc szyb
ka i pewna pomoc PREY renmatyz
mic, neuralgi, p%otluczeniu it'd. &c
ma % j soc W aptekach, poczta
35 i 6Oc. - J6zef Triner, wielko
wytw6rca lekarstw 1333-1339 S.
Achland eun 90 III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-14
BOLACE MUSKUkY WYLE-
CZONE.
452 wsch. 3cia ul.

Niczwykla praca, schylanic
podnoszcnie albo ~nadwerezaj ace
cwiczcnia jest wyciaganie musku
low, kt6re staja sic bolace szty
VINE, zostajesz pokrzywionym cho
rym Sloan'a liniment przy1losi
mascic, ME plami skory ami ME
zalepia por6w. Micjcie zawszc bu
telke pod reka ia b6le, swierzbie
MIA albo reumatyzm, gosciec, lum
bago, grype, zwichniecia, zesztyw
nienia, b0lc w krzyzach i wszelkie
zewnetrzne bole. u waszych APP.
tekarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-14

mimic, zaburzeniach i zamieszkach
PREY wejsciu wojsk rosyjskich do
;Lwowa z jedneJ strony, jakotez
.pogloski 0 og6lnych wybuchach
.radosci i serdecznego witania;
przez ogol ludnosci z drugiej stro
ny, kt6re z r6znych powod0w roe
|powszechniano W calym swiecie,
kIedy Austryacy uciekali, a Rosy
anie zaj1nowali miasto, byly wy
myslami" - powicdziaf mi kon--
sui Argentyny. - "Fakta, kt6re
pan zebraleS cd naocznych swiad
Ek6w o wejSciu Rosyan do Lwowa,
sa prawdziwe i potwicrdzi je czas
i historya.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-14

kobicty kt6re hbia jesc wielc
miesa i pija wiclc kawy, zwykle
maja barwista sk6re - ich lola
dek p%otrzebujc nadzwyczajnej pc
mocy; potrzeba azebyscie wyczys
cili wnetrznoSci, krcw poniewaz
wasza kompleksya bedzie ]icha.
Hollister'a Rocky Mountain her.
bata to jest czego wan pctrzeba
raz W tygodniuW Apiece Brown a
Ogf.