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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
MRS. MUELLER DIES
FROM RATTlESNAkE BITE

YUMA. July 3O-Mrs. W. NJ. Muel.
er died at the Yuma h spital during
Wednesday night as the result of a
~attiesnake bite. received on her right
arm at the place the family were liv-
ING near Somertcn on Monday. and
he remains were buried at the ex.
enses OF Yuma county yesterday fore
noon from the undertaking parlors Of
.. .. johnson.
The death leaves six children rang
ng in age from five 10 13 years Who'll
v in the care of the father. and in
lmoct destitute circumstances. The
case is one Of the most pitiable that
as come to public notnce in Yuma in
many years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, AT
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
State Of Arizona.

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
State Of Arizona. has filed in this Of
fee its School Indemnity Land Sc
lections. Lists Nos 7S6. 1877, 7sS.
7s9, 100. 7sl. 1872. 1893. 7s4. 7s5. 1896.
O3575O. OS575l. O35752. O3575s. O35754.
O35755. OS575s. O35757. O3575s. O3575s.
o3576O. respectively. applying to Sc
lect. as indemnity the following de-
scribed lands. to,wit:
List No. 7s6, Serial No. 035750:-
In T. u. s.. R. 10 E., SWl4: Sec
tion 3; Sl9 Section 4: Nwl4: Sec
ton IA.
List No. 7s7. Serial No. O35751:-
In 7. IL s.. R. 10 E.. All Section 5.
List No. 7ss. Serial No. O35752:-
In T. IL s., r. 10 e. All Section 6.
List No. 7s9. Serial No. O35753:-
In T. II S. R. 19 E.. All Section Z.
List No. 100. Serial No O35754:-
In T. II s.. r. 10 E., All Section IS.
List No 7sl Serial No. O35755:-
In T. u s.. R. 1s E., All Section s.
List No. 1872. Serial No. O35756:-
In T. IL s., r. 19 E. All Section 9.
List No. 1893, Serial No. O35757:-
In T. II s.. R. 10 E.. All Section 10.
List No 7s4, Serial No. O3575s:-
In T. u s.. R. lS E.. All Section IL.
List No. 795, Serial No. O3575s:-
In T. II s., R. 10 E.. All Section Is.
List No. 100, Serial No. 03576O:-
IN T. IL s.. R. 10 E.. All Section II.
(All in G. & s. md
During the five weeks PERIOD 81 pu7
location of this notice. or at any tim
thereafter and before final aprrov.I
arc certifcation. this offce will rr
cave protests or contests as 10 any
of the tracts applied for and trans.
nv the same to the General Lane
Office.
Dsted at Phoenix. Arizona. July
%. 81
j IRWIN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
BROKEN WHEEL SAID TO
HAVE TORN UP TRACK

PHOENIX, July "Details of Q
freight wreck north Of wickenburg on
the Santa Fe line in Prescott are lack.
ing but it Is reported that q broken
wheel on one of the freight cars tore
up 500 feet Of track before the train
could be stepped. At any rate the
track was blocked from after the &C
cident until too late to carry out the
passenget schedule on this line, &C
cording to word given out in Phoenix
last evning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
ROY NELSON DIES
BY ElECTROCUTION

PHOENIX. July 30.-Entangled in
the meshes Of a live wire torn down
W the recent storm. Roy Nelson. the
!-year-old son of D. E. Nelson. liv-
ing on Central avenue opposite the
2sborn school, vas so badly burned
'ast evening by the electric current
nat he died in an hour.
The accident was one of the most
rishtful Imaginable for the fingers
y: the left hand were literally burned
# by the high voltage electrical
Energy and the flesh over the lads
cart and the upper part of his body
-1s actually cooked by the current
: was impossible for the boy to have
~ul'ed away from the wire once he
came in contact with it and he could
not be tom loose until so badly burn
d AT there was no chance of saw
ng his life.
The accident happened at about
: o'clock last evening nd by s o'clock
the boy had passed away. suffering
terribly until the end came from the
combined effect OF electric shock and
the burns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
ORDERED TO REPORT

PHOENIX, July S0-Dr John E.
aeon OF Miami wa in Phoenix yester.
ny enroute home from a visit to the
cast. Dr. Bacon was a caller at the
tate house where he gave out the in
ormation that Re had been ordered
D report to Douglas for service with
re United States troops, he being a
1urgeon with the rank Of captain in
he medical reserve corps. Captain
Bacon is a former state senator.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
sEHEAoEo WHILE HE 8 epr

TUCSON. Aug. Apparently
sound asleep with his head on the
rail of the main line Of the Ell Paso
and Southwestern near Vail. a young
man believed to be j. f. Gentry.
was decapitated early yesterday
morning by through passenger
train. He apparently had a wife in
Los Angeles and a bank account at
Bisbee.
A brakeman on a passing freight
cadght sight Of the man on the track
and shouted to the figure There was
no answer. He ran to pull him on
the track. Before he reached the
man the passenger train had passed
over casting the head three feet
from the body.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
ARIZONA PATENTS

Hazard & Miller. the Pioneer Pat
ent Agency Of Los Angeles, receiv.
ed by wire from Washington. notice
CT the issuance of the following pat.
ents to Arizona inventors:
Edward Benson, pump. Miami:
George s. Solomon. windmill. Doug.
las; Louis N. Vinvent, oiier, Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. ]. T. Kingsbury and children.
who have been in Bisbee for the last
several weeks visiting With Ars.
Hicks, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Kingsbury having gone after
hem with his car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
BOY, AGED II. DIES
OF SPINAL MENINGITIS

CHANDLER, July 31-Louis Ed
ward Pickett, son OF Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Pickett d ed Wednesday morning
after a short Illness Of spinal menin-
gifts. He had only been Ill a week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
RIZONA LAND is WITH
DRAWN BY PRES WILSON

President Wilson. by proclamation
{ tied July II. has withdrawn from
/; Iblic entry 125 900 acres of land in
tie northeastern part of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
Harris CIinss TO Job
will not resign"
No Duties TO Perform

The only statement by Governor
Campbell made with reference to the
letter. requesting the resignation OF
Colonel Harris was that after Au-
gust sixth when the entire national
guard will be in the federal service
there will be no duty for the adju-
tant general to perform. 1t Later
Arizona should be called upon to
raise another regiment of state men.
| shall want another adjutant general.
The action of the governor is said
to have been precipitated by certain
reports which the adiutant general
has made regarding tine strike stu
alton. and which have been charac-
terized by the governor as "sediti-
ous.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
BACK FROM DOUGLAS

Miss Eta Sanders returned home
yesterday from Douglas, where she
has been the past several days hav-
ing some dental work attended to.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
DEPUTY SHERIFF

Deputy Sheriff Red Cannon OF
Bisbee was a visitor in Tombstone
Saturday on business with the Sher.
IFS office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
HARRIS WILL DEFY
ORDER OF GOVERNOR

PHOENIX, July 29.-The removal
of Adiutant General Charles W. Har-
ris of the Arizona National Guard
was sought by Governor Campbell in
the following letter addressed to
Colonel Harris this evening:
col. Charles W. Harris. Adjutant
General of Arizona. State House,
Phoenix:
Sir: Your resignation as adiu-
tant general of Arizona. effective on
August l. 1917. is hereby requested.
You will turn over all state property
under your Jurisdiction TO Captain
Oscar F. Temple. who will be in
structed to receipt for the same.
Sincerely. Thomas f Campbell,
Governor of Arizona
Harris cIinss 10 Job
telegram by the governor to the
chief of militia affairs. Washington.
was Immediately sent, describing
what had been done.
Colonel Harris was not at his Office
but was later located by telephone
by the private secretary of the gov
ernor, who informed him of the ac-
ton of the governor The only re-
ply or comment by the adjutant gen
eral was:
81 will not resign
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
eISBEE VISITORS

City Marshal Jas. Allison and Tax
Assessor Jas. Powell of Bisbee. were
visitors in Tombstone Saturday con.
sulting with Assessor E. A. Hughes
on Bisbee taxation matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
SECTIONS 227s and 227e, v. s.
REVISED STATUTES: AS AMEND
Ed BY ACT OF CONGRESS. FEB
RuARY %. 1891. Paragraph Q ct
seq. Rules Approved April IS. 1907,
AS EXTENDED TO THE STATE
OF ARIZONA BY ACT OF CON.
osEss, APPROVED JUNE 20. 1910
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
TEACHERS, EXAMINATION

The regular quarterly teachers ex-
held in Tombstone. Monday and
Tuesday. August s and 7. Certifi-
Gates issued at this examination are
good any place in the state. Between
twenty and thirty persons are ex-
pected to take the examinations for
the first and second grade certifi-
Gates. These examinations are con
Quoted under the direct supervision
of County School Superintendent FL
SIC Toles. but all papers are graded
by the state board of examiners.
The examinations will start at 9
o'clock Monday morning. August 6.
continuing throughout the day and
Tuesday. Grade one certificates ca
titles the holder to teach in any
school in Arizona for a period of
four years. while grade two is good
CT two wears only
GOOD RAINS
The rains are falling in spots and
tie spots they fall on are recipients
C very hard down pours with the re.
1T that in many places where there
is not sufficient drainage the roads
e washed out but it is noticeable
tat where proper drainage is located
tat the roads stand up exceedingly
oil The sort Of road building in
Cpchise county is drainage for we
ave plenty of the natural building
material along all the highways. es-
cially in the mountain sections.
GER FROM GLEEsoN
Barney Bono. merchant OF Glceson.
WIS a visitor in Tombstone TODAY.
I.ving brought his delivery true,
/ re for repairs. He returned home
is afternoon.
> sIssEE
Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy =. Welch
-ent to Bisbee this afternoon. where
- will meet Sheriff Harry Wheeler
10 returns from San Francisco. &C
mpanying his wife who has recov.
! sufficiently to be able to travel
though not we'll She will remain
IL Bisbee for some time before re-
rning TO Tombstone.
Ross HERE
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Cross of
iouglas was in Tombstone today OH
h-siness with the sheriff office.
. returned home this Afternoon.
d? FROM DOUGLAS
Assistant County Attorney Bruce
ephenson came up today rom Doug
and will remain attending to the
Z siness of the County Attorneys o:
zee.
.TURNED HOME
Miss Ruth Glenn returned home
sterday from Bisbee where she
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
New Law Is Snaa

Colonel Harris has been at the
head of the national guard of Ari-
IONA since admission 10 statehood.
The last session of the legislature
adopted an amendment to the mill
tary code of the state, said to have
been prepared by Colonel Harris.
prescribing the qualifications of the
adjutant general. one of which is
that he should have had continuous
service of five years in the national
guard of the state He alone pos.
sessed that qualification. II is on
that amendment. it is said. that Col
onel Harris will resist the ATTEMPT
to remove him. II is said by friends
OF the governor that the amendment
cannot interfere with the power OF
the executive t. remove any appoint.
i've officer. though in this case he
may not have power to fill the va
cancy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
SPENT WEEKEND

Lloyd Parker was the guest of Billie
Fowler at Los Yuccas" over the
weekend
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
EASTERN STAR DANCE

The Eastern Stars enjoyed anoth-
er one Of their popular dances on
Saturday evening in the Masonic club
er Of ceremonies very successfully.
refreshments of punch and cake were
served by Mrs. Sheriff. and Mrs.
'arker. the lady hostesses of the even
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
ETURN ED HOME

Miss Ruth Glenn returned home
sterday from Bisbee where she
ent several days on visit with
ends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
BROUGHT coNrRAsAND BOOZE

Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden Vas
in Tombstone Saturday having
brought over a big load of beer and
whiskey captured near the state lie
TIE day before
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
GER FROM GLEESoN

Barney Bono. merchant OF Glceson
Tls a visitor in Tombstone today
.@ving brought his delivery true
/ re for repairs. He returned home
is afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05
FROM RANCH
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS

Mrs. E. X. Springer returned
home Saturday from Douglas. where
she has been spending several weeks
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Meyers
formrly Of Tombstone She reports
an on in,-a hla riSit
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-05

brought over big load of beer and
whiskey captured near the state lie
the day before.
WILL JOIN ARMY
Ernest Cavanaugh returned home
this morning from Fit. Huachuca,
where he went to make application
to enlist in the quartermaster
corps of the army. He will await
instructions for several days before
reporting TO the Fort, should he b.
needed. II he does not succeed in
getting into the army CavanaIsh
has announced his intention Of join
ing the navy. Since the United
States entered the world war Old
Tombstone without a doubt has Civ.
en- more men to either branch IF the
service. considering population, than
any other city in Arizona.
VISITING FRIENDS
Miss Blanche Merrill Of ST. David
is visiting in Tombstone for several
days, the guest Of the Misses Mildred
and Virginia Mars.
sisBEE VISITOR
J. T. Hoy. one Of the publishers of
the Bisbee Ore. was in Tombstone
yesterday spending the day here, re-
turning home in the evening.
ATTORNEY HERE
Attorney Leslie Hardy of Bisbee
spent Sunday in Tombstone. return
ing to his home on the stage.
VISITED IN eiseEE
DR.. W. NJ. Randolph. Bunker Hill
physician. motored TO Bisbee Satur-
day evening accompanied by his
family. returning home the sarne
evening after a visit with friends.
VISITING PARENTS
The two daughters of Rev. and Mrs
c. w. Stark arrived in the city last
week and will spend their vacation
with their parents.
FROM RANCH
Mrs. f. F. Kerr was in visitor in
town today from Los Yuccas," her
ranch in Government Draw
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS
Mrs. E. X. Springer returned
home Saturday from Douglas. where
she has been spending several weeks
the pnast Of Mrs. Erank Mnrnrn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
CIEzKI OBJAW WDoWIEN-
SILVA.

Indye SO krajem naJrozmait-
szych dziwactw. Wiele zwycza--
jow, jake tam przyjeto j uznano
"a wygodne i dobre, budzi " mas
smiech j politowanie. w Indyach
kobiety pc stracie meza ME no.
sza czarnych welon6w, ami tez ia
lobnych sukni. Musza jednak o.
kazac, re SO wdowami i "cierpia''
pc stracie swoich MEOW. w tym
|celu nosza PREY uszach kolczyki z
okrag}ych k6lek mosieznych. Pc
|stracie meza kobieta jest obowia-
zana kazdego roku do owego kol-
czyka przyczepic jedno k6fko. w
ten spos6b pc dwudziestu latach
Wdowienstwa kobieta nosi kol-
czyk zfozony z dwudziestu dose
|ciezkich kolek. w ten spos6b Fad
ma kobieta ME moe nigdy zapom
nice o swojem wdowienstwie. Kol
czyki take musi ona nosic do kon
ca swojego zycia, jesli wdowien-
stwo jej jest nieprzerwane. Cier-
picnic, jake sprawia noszenie
tych kolczyk0w ma kobiecie Jaw
SEE przypominac, re mia}a meza,
kt6rego nalezy oplakiwac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29

dzieci W wieku szkolnym, re chocc
ludnosc maleje to liczba polska
wzrasta. Poznan W swietle staty-
styki wykazuje So proc. ludnosci
polskiej, a "a proc. dzieci it'd. =
dat tych wynika, il many W Ptu
siech So, 100000 Polak6w, ME jak
W spisach ludnosci, 3,42O,000.
Ma podstawie dat statystycz-.
nych pokazuje sic, re W r. 1910
by}o ma obszarze ziem polskich
pod trzema zaborami 24,619,00O
Polak6w; liczba ia wzroslasw r.
1914. ma 26,199, 900; poniewaz .zas
.liczba Polak6w, rozproszonych pc
Swiecie, wynosi 100000 - jestes
my vice narodem z:g6ra % milo
nowym, a vice sz6stym z .rzedu
tych, kt6re biora udzial W piracy
oswiatowej. literackiej, W. pocho--
die kulturalnym ludzkosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
RoBAKI cZYN1A DZ1Ec1
LEKLIWEMI.

Dzieci cierpiace ia robaki So
tepe i g~niewliwe, mniejsze i s1abe,
czesto zgrzytaja zebami j Wrzesz-
cza W czasie snu j So ciezarem Ola
ich rodzic6w. Kickapoo Worm Xii
Ter jest lagodnem lekarstwem W
formie cukrowych tablet6w, for
mic kt6ra dzieci lubia brac. Aku
ratnie dzia1aja, zabijaja j usuwa
ia robaki z systemu. Me regular
ny apetyt, czeste wypr6zniialnie
w%netrznosci brak zainteresowania
do bawienia So pewnemi oznakami
robak6w. Wyleczcie vase dzieci 2
tych pasozyt6w. U wszystkich ap
tekarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29

sly do pewnej dlugosci Wypada,
e g. ma jego miejsce wyrasta Who's
zupelnie nowy. -Ot6z siwienie w1o
SOW wedding dzisiejszego stanowis
kas nauki odbywa sic albo przez
to, jak bywa najczesciej,ze W miej
see wypadfego w1osa zabarwione-
go, wyrasta WHO'S bez barwika, czy
Ii bialy, pospolicie siwym zwany,
albo Who's, doszed1szy do pewnej
dfugosci tract barwiki W dalszym
ciagu stale sic bia}ym, czyli 81
wynn. Jaka jest jednak przyczyna
ostateczna zanikania tego barvi
ka we wfosach, a przez to siwie--
MIA, dotychczas ME wykryto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
CIEKAWE RZECZY
-
q ?
SkOWACY.

Gdzie mieszkaja S}owacy i jak:
to narod?
S}owacy So potomkami Slowian
ktorzy podczas przesiedlania sic
do Europy, zatrzymali sic W GO.
rach Karpackich i ich odnogach.
zw}aszcza miedzy rzekami Duna.
jem a elsa. w 8 wieku pc Chry-
stusie, utworzyli oni jadro pan
silva wiclkomorawskiego, pozo
stajac pod wladza wlasnych ksia
zat. Ia Karola Wielkiego przeszli
pod w1adze Frank0w i Niemc6w,
nastepnie i Polak6w. Pc bitwie
pod Preszburgiem upad1o panst--
wo Morawskie i zwolna zawojowy
wall Sfowak6w Wegrzy, czyli Ma
dziarowie. Dzisiaj z~amieszkuja
gl6wne komitety wegierskie: Ire
czynski, Orawski, Liptowski, Two
lenski, Turczanski, Spiski i Szary
ski. = Zajmuja vice poludniowe
stocza Karpat i SO najblizszymi
po}udniowymi sasiadami Polakow
Przez Gale ubieg}e lata wykaza
Ii, re SO dobrymi sasiadami. Spo-
kojni, uczciwi zachowali W sobie
moze najwiecej re wszystkich
szczepow sfowianskoSci: wierza
tez do dzisiaj dnia w p%anslawizm.
Kraj vice ubogi, uciskany, gne
biony ME m0gl sic rozwinac. Z
poczatkiem obecnej wojny, gdy a
lianci orzekli, re walcza "a VOL
nose malych narod6w, obudzi}y
sic i II Slowak6w ~aspiracye naro-
dove, dazenia do lepszej przysz-
losci.
Jake narod slowianski, pozosta
Iii Sfowacy wierni idei s}owiahs--
kiej, a zbyt slabi, by stanowie
panstwo samodzielne, jest ich oko
10 200, 600, postanowili pola--
eye sic z innym slowianskim ia
rodem.
z polskiej strony ruch TAXI spo
tka sic tylko z najserdeczniejszem
Ii najzyczliwszem przyjeciem. Po-
lacy W Galicyi, uciskani ekonomi
cznie przez Rad austryacki, row
nie jak Slowacy przez Rad we
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
GLOSUJCIE Ma
M. w. Murphy
BEE PARTYJNECO KANDYDATA Ma
ALDERMAN AT-LARCE
WYB0RY z 60 KWlETNlA, 1917.
q mlionoW Polakow.

Dnia i. z. m. znany geograf
polski, prof. Romcr, wyglosil W
sail lwowskiego Ko1a litcrackiego
niezwykle Interestingly odczyt ma
powyzszy temat, oparty ia dok}ad
n.ych zestawieniach statystycznych
Prelegent stara1 sic przedewszyst
klein w wywodach swych, opar-
tych ma gruntownych studyach
wykazac powazne szczerby, ia
kich W naszym organizmic aaaro--
dowym dokonuja Wade, przepro
wadzajace spisy ludnosci przez
swojq polityke spisowa. Now
ca wykazal, re W Galicyi ktora pc
siada 46 procent Polak6w, AZ
proc. Rusin6w i 10 proc. zyd6w,
polityka spisowa nie szla nj gdy W
pare z polityka ogolna, re polity,
[ka szkolna ME szla pc linii marc
dowej. w polowie powiatow gall
cyjskich, szkolnictwo polskie by
10 krzywdzone: ia $4,000 polls
kich dzieci $1,000 mus uczeszc:zsa'ct
do ruskiej szkoly, ME majac MOI MOI
nosci korzystania re szkofy pol.
Iskiej. W II powiatach, plata
Iczese polskiej dziatwy pobiera ia
|uki " szkolach ruskich. Ma slaz'
ku Austryackim, gdzie gospoda-
Irzami byli Niemcy j Czesi, lczba
Polakow "a kazdym spisem lud-
nosci.- mimo polityki = rosla
a spadek datuje sic dopiero pc
r. 1900. Stwierdzic MONA Krt
lestwie Polskiem r6Wnolegle Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
o JEsc ME MONA.

w poczatkach szesnastego vie.
ku Hiszpania zacze}a oplywac W
dostatki. 2 Pirenejskiego p6lwy-
spu odwazni zeglarze plyneli az
do Nowego Swiata; podr6zniicy
szukajacy przyg6d, uczeni bada-
cze i odkrywcy oraz gorliwi mi
syonarze, w~yjezdzali gromadnie
z Hiszpanii i wracali znowu z oil
brzymiemi skarbami z1ota do kra
ju. Me t~roszczyli sic o nic. z kra
my lnkow i z krainy Aztek6w
przywozili z1oto; z okret6w zb6je
ckich schwytanych ia morzu, ja=
ko okup, przyjmowali tylko zloto
napadajac i p~ustoszac miasta Jaw
SIZE, jake lupu, szukali tylko zlota.
Wprzeciagu niespe}na dwudzie
stu lat Hiszpania sic zbogaci}a.
lyle bogactwa nagromadzono, re
robotnicy ME chcieli pracowac.
Zarobki posz}y W gore ale i ceny
ma wszystko take podskoczyly,
nietylko dlatego, re zfoto .stania4o
ale r6wniez stad, re %robotnicy ME
chcieli nadal uprawiac roll. Pro-
dukcya zywnosci zmniejszyla sic;
zasoby dawniejsze zaczefy sic wy
czerpywac, vice ceny zapanowaly
tax wysokie, re niewiele kto m6gl
sobie ma zakupno pozwolic. Hisz-
pania stala sic tax bogata, re o
malo z glodu nie wymarla! Przez
caly nastepny wick, kraj bedacy
skarbnica z}ota w Europe, zno--
sill najgorsza nedze i niedostatek.
Bogactwa, kt6rc mia}y zapewnic
ludziom dobrobyt i wygody, spo-
wodowa}y jedynie nedze, gl6d i
niedOstatek.
Miejmy nadzieje, re SWAT z tel.
lekcyi skorzysta1. Uprawa roli=
Ameryce ME powinna bye zanie
diana, poniewaz z}oto starego
$wiata plynie obfitym strumie-
MEM " skrzynie nowego swiata.
Wartosc pieniedzy zmniejszy}a
sic, a zatem Amerykanie pamie-
tao powinni, re W tym roku MALE
ziy zwiekszyc sprzet zboza,, jezeli
chcemy uniknac zbyt wysokich
cen Ia zywnoSc. Jezeli obszar zie
oddany pod uprawe zboza j
warzyw ME zwiekszy e W tym
jezeli liczba trzody Chew
nej i byd1a ME zwiekszy sic ma
pastwiskach jezeli wreszcie zbi6r
kartofli i pszenicy W tym roku
ME wynagrodzi miernego sprzetu
W roku, ubieg}ym, to mozliwem
jest, re Stany Zjednoczone pow
t6rza sobie lekcye Hiszpanii z}ota
bowiem jesse ME MONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29

Bedsc kandydatem m aldermana 4tej wardy i
zarazem plaeenia podatk6w. skoro kede wybrany
reprezentowaf bede: te warde pod3ug mych mai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29

gierski, okazywali chec zgody ]
|silniej szej {acznosci re. swymi po-
%ladniowymi sasiadami. Dzisiajj
zass, W przeddzien wielkich wypad
.k6w, W chwili gdy losy ludlow Eu
ropy waza sic, zblizenie take, u
mocnienie W dazeniach wsp66lnych
j 1acznosc wyjdzie tylko ia ko-
rzysc po1aczenia bratniego dw6ch
:slowianskich gnebionych do
tychczas = narod6W i da pesWgv1n1osscc
re szlachetne tie wysilki i dazenia
narodowe zostana spelnione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
NAGkE osIWIENIE.

Jak powszechnie wiadomo, 81
wienie wlos6w jest rzecza ivy
czajna, MONA %powiedziec nawet
prawid}owa W wieku p6zniejszym
jakkolwiek bywaja cd tego liczne
wyjatki,. jednej strony u ludzi,
.kt6rzy nawet W poznych latach
ME siwieja, z drugiej strony u O.
sob, kt6re W wieku nawet m1odym
mp. ko1o Is roku zycia zaczynaja
siwiec, a juz ko}o 30 roku maja
same tylko wlosy siwe. Nawet Ia
Fkie przedwczesne siwienie w}osow
nierzadko dziedzicznc. Prey
:spieszaja siwienie ciezkie choroby
|zmartwienia, pobyl W w%iezieniu.
Co do naglego, czasem jednej
Enocy osiwienia, zdania So podzie-
lone. Gdy jedni powomjac sic ma
przyk1ad s}ynnego kanclerza To
masza Morusa i kr6lowej Nary
Antoniny, kt6rzy osiwieli jednej
nocy, gdy i'm odczytano wyrok
smierci, twierdza, re jest to mozli
I'VE, inni temu przecza stanowczo,
a raczei ME zaprzeczajac faktowi
temu, tl6macza go sobie W innny
! zupehie spos6b. Osoby tie czerni
" sobie w}osy, ale znalazly sic
pred widmem niezawodnej smie1
ci, ME mialy mysli 9 farbowaniu
sobie wlosow i " ten spos6b uka'
zaly sic siwe wlosy.
Jak moze wiadomo, WHO'S wyysz'
" 2 wlasciwej cebulki, ME rosnie
do nieskonczonosci, lecz doszedt