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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
To Place Flag in
Presbyterian Church

\ service Of special interest will
be held in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening. when a silk flag
purchased by the congregation will
be placed on the pulpit platform,
where it will remain until the end
of the war. This flag was made
especially for the church by the Will
liam Lehmberg Company of Phila-
delphia. The flag is made of the
best banner silk. with sewed stripes
and embroidered stars. trimmed with
two-inch gold-coloI silk fringe.
silk cord and tasSels. mounted on an
eboniZed iointed staff with a brass
eagle at the top. The size of the flag
choir will sing To Thee o Country
and the pastor will speak on Our
Flag
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
STEELTON SNAPSHOTS

Class Takes Trip. - The Sunday
school class of the Centenary United
Brethren Church taught by Mrs.
Robert Miller enjoyed a trip to the
home Of Mrs. J. W. Barrick, of
Goldsboro. Those on the trip were
Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. NJ. Boyer,
Mrs. \. Fetrow, Mrs. John S. Miller,
AIRS. Marks and daughter Florence.
Mrs. NJ. Rutherford, Mrs, Fox, Mrs.
Charles Miller and son Howard and
Mrs. Nye.
May Dance. - Arrangements for
the May dance to be held in Freys
Hall, Front and Pine streets. to-mor-
row evening, have been completed by
the committee.
Birthday Party. - Mrs. John A.
Shugard, ConeStoSa and Front
streets, was rendered a birthday sur
prise party by thirty members OF
the X. L. G. Z. Society OF the Grace
United Evangelical Church last
evening.
To Report at Council Chamber. -
Secretary Feidt this morning issued
orders that all borough ols cials and
borough employees report at the
council chamber tomorrow after
noon at lis o'clock to assemble for
the parade.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
Mems Straw Hats
at $1.5O and $1.9O

The cream OF the seasons
new styles in split, sennit and
imitation panamas can be
had at these two low prices
at Salkins. We are out to
hat the town.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
CAPTURES FOREIGNER
AT LARGE SINCE JANTNRY

Detective Irwin Durnbaugh re-
turned from Pittsburgh yesterday
with Najab Nicola for whom he had
been searching since January 20. He
was lodged in jail TO await a hearing
before Justice of the Peace Stees on
a charge OF larceny of clothes, money
and iewelry from \ Myers street
house in January.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
General Committee

The town will be in gala attire to-
morrow. many merchants in Front
street to-day were decorating their
places of business. A rush on all To-
cal merchants for flags has been
made and many have sold out.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
Boys 81 and $3.50 Suit For 6

This is one Of the many big leaders we ar.
offering in our boys clothing department
for Friday and Saturday. Stylish new suit.
in the latest models and best materials a.
this sensational price .................
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18

Go Serb Federation Sloga-
81 Italian band.
6S Somme Michele Society.
60 Bethlehem Steel Company band
20 general office.
Il blast furnaces.
72 Millersburg band.
% open hearth.
"A coke ovens.
10 Commonwealth band.
I6 superintendent, clerks, etc.
a A inch mill.
IS % inch mill.
10 Washington band.
so 81 inch blooming mill.
81 26 inch billet mill.
81 IA inch bar mill.
SO Goldsboro band.
81 No. /, 20 inch bar mill.
So No. 2. 20 inch bar mill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18

sc 13 inch bar mill.
81 splice bar shop.
IS Enola Y. NJ. c. A. band.
| SO slab mill.
80 rs inch mill finishing depart
ment.
81 millwrights.
80 roll shop.
93 EliZabethtown band.
"a No. forge department.
90 No. l forge department.
SO Hummelstown band.
81 steel foundry.
9S Indian Runner drum corps.
80 testing department,
100 chemical laboratory.
101 blacksmiths and pipe shop.
1O2 blowing engines and real es-
tate.
10S boiler shop and car repairs.
104 Loysville band.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18

FOR COUGHS and HOARSENESS
EHE NEW Zoe BOX PROVES THEIR wORTH
Eesnlsr Sizes &c. zoe. 81. AZ Druggsts.
bHUWN'S HaSReEIAL HOCHES
JOHN L BROWN q SON, Boston. Mass
, 1917-05-24

man under this law should watch
for this notice and make a new
petition if needed.
, 1917-05-24
To Control Food Situation.

Chairman Lever, chairman of
the House Committee on Agricul-
ture, recently introduced in the
House a bill for carrying into eff
feet the recommendations of Sec
rotary of Agriculture Houston as
to the food situation.
The new bill deals with all the
necessaries of life, including foods,
feeds, shoes, clothing, fuel, and
articles required for their produc-
ton. The is only in
tended to meet the present emerg-
ency. 1t is limited to the period
of the war and a sufficient time
thereafter for REIMBURSEMENT. 1t is
based an the war clause of the
Constitution and is applicable
throughout the country, irrespec-
, 1917-05-24
Penn. Wyoming Properties
Sold by Court for $l65, 600
Final Settlement of This Famous Case Portends Period of Devel
opment and Prosperity for Entire North Platte Valley-S.$
E. Railroad Will Be Rebuilt and Perhaps Extended.

Most welcome news for all residents of the North Platte
Valley is contained in the following item from yesterdays
Cheyenne Tribune:
SIN the famous Penn-Wyoming case, the United
States court today accepted the bid of $4,000 for the
property, ana counsel are preparing the orders closing this
case, which has been in the court for years. The property
was offered for sale eleven different times before the court
finally accepted the bid, which WAS the highest ever ten
dered for the property.
"The sale includes the bonds of the Saratoga d En-
campmentR Railway company, the famous Ferris Haggerty
mine, the United Smelters, the Tramway company, the
Light company of Encampment, the Waterworks company
and several others. All of these properties are in a very
much rundown condition at this time, and inquiry from
the purchasers discloses that they expect Immediately to
reorganize the proposition and make it a going concern
if possible.
prospecting of the copper mine will be undertaken
with the hope that the mine can be made to pay, and it
certainly should with the present high price of copper.
The railroad will be repaired and improved, and probably
greatly extended, which will be of great benefit to the peo-
pie of the Saratoga valley.
"Mr. Pennock of Cleveland, Ohio, who has been re
ceiver of the company during the receivership, and who
has great wealth, expects to participate in the development
of the properties, and is very hopeful that the entire prop
osiIon can be made to pay"
The Sun is informed by local parties, who claim to know
whereof they speak, that the MilIiken interests, who own great
deposits of coal in Routt county, Colorado, and who have been
trying for years to get control of the Saratoga q Encsmpment
road for the purpose of extending the line to tai these immense
coal deposits. by cooperating with the bondholders in the pur-
chase of the Penn-Wyoming properties, will now take over this
line with the avowed plan to thoroughly rebuild the present
mileage and also to begin very soon the extension of the line
some ninety miles to their coal properties. We have been told
even more about the intentions of Mr.. Miliken and his asso-
ciates, whose available finances, we are told are not limited to a
few psltry millions of dollars, but no predictions will be made
at this time lest The Sun be considered inordinately optimistic
or visionary. The plan for the rebuilding and extension of the
S. & E. line by men with unlimited capital is sufficiently good
news for the present.
, 1917-05-24
Automobile Guide Map Issued.

The new automobile guide map
and regulations for Yellowstone
park has been issued, and Con-
gresham Mondell has received a
supply he will be glad to S in
sending to those who request this
helpful publication. In addition
to the regulations governing mo.
tor-driven traffic in the park, the
pamphlet contains a good map
showing all trails and camps in
the park, and a smaller map show
the various routes to the Yellow
stone. Requests addressed to Con-
gresham Mondell at Washington
will bring this publication to you
free.
, 1917-05-24
Patriotic Sunday July |.

Sunday, July l, has been named
"Patriotic Sunday in Wyoming,
Acting Governor Houx having is
sued a proclamation requesting the
people of the state to assemble in
their various places of worship on
that day and enter upon some form
of patriotic service
The day has been 80 designated
by the International Sunday School
association, comprising approx
mately 10000 Sunday schools and
registering a membership of Is
million persons. Members who
cannot enlist in the regular army
are urged to enter Red Cross or
Army Y. NJ. G. A. work.
, 1917-05-24
Reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Karnes

The Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and
Women of Woodcraft gave a ban
quet and reception at the lodge
ball last evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. s. F. Karnes, who are
removing this week to Heber,
Utah, to reside. Mr. and Mrs,
Karnes have been quite prominent
in lodge and social circles in Sara
toga and their fellow lodge menu
bers took this method of giving
them a pleasant farewell. A large
number were present and the af-
fair proved a most enjoyable one.
, 1917-05-24
OF Interest to Entrymen.

Under the regulations recently
issued by the Department, the dis
trict land Office will not accept or
reject petitions for designation, but
in cases where they consider the
petition defective or insufficient,
they will mail the the entryman by
ordinary mail a copy of Circular
No. 524, which explains the re-
quirements. If an applicant under
the Stock-raising Homestead law
receives the circulars from the land
office it is a notice to him that his
petition for designation is defec.
tive, and that it will not be sent to
Washington for thirty days, during
which time he may file a new petit
ton if he desires. If be does not
do this the old petition will be
sent to Washington and await it's
turn tor action blythe Classification
Division. When it is reached it
may be rejected, or held up for
further evidence causing much de.
lay and possibly the loss of the
entry.
Practically all of the petitions
filed before the regulations were
Issued are defective, SO each entry
, 1917-05-24
Preliminary Hearing Held.

The preliminary hearing of Will
liam Coburn and Hobart Swartz,
charged with assault with intent
to kill" was held before Justice j.
ID Taylor on Wednesday May 16.
The charge was made in connec-
ton with the shooting of Harry
Bridges which took place at the
Swartz homestead in the north
end of North park on April 9th.
The witnesses examined were
Hobart Swartz, Ray Martin and
Harry Bridges.
Justice Taylor dismissed the
charge against Swartz, and held
Coburn to answer to the district
court. His bond WAS placed at
$1,000, which he was unable to
furnish and he is therefore con-
fined to the county Jail to await
the July session of the court
Walden Star.
, 1917-05-24
tive of state lines.

The purposes are to stimulate
production. to reduce waste, to
clear the channels of distribution,
to prevent boarding, TO assure fair
prices, to eliminate injurious spec
ulation, to prohibit evil practices
on exchanges, and to protect the
public against extortion.
The suggested Legislation recog-
nizes that the war will disturb the
normal courses of trade, Accord
ingly, it provides machinery, first
for stimulating production and
regulating distribution 80 as to
assure a fair profit to those entitled
to it; secondly, for preventing the
exploitation of |necessaries of life
by those who aim to take advant-
age of the war emergency to amass
unearned fortunes. With these
, 1917-05-24
will Organize a Club.

The business men and citizens
of Saratoga will meet at the town
hail tonight for the purpose of
organizing a Commercial club or
other like body to represent the
town and community in the mat
ter of roads and many other things
which require organized effort on
the part of the citizens in order
that anything may be accomplish.
ed for the good of the town aud
community. Saratoga is the loser
for not having such an organiza-
ton in working order the past few
years, and it is to be hoped that
the meeting tonight may result
in the formation of a live organiza
ton which will become a large
factor in the development of this
section. There is much that can
be done by such a body for the
betterment of the town and it's
every resident, and every citizen
who is alive to his own interests
should be present and give his
support.
, 1917-05-24

Miss Ida Albee and Miss Carrie
Priquet entertained the members of
their Sunday school classes at the
home Of Miss Albee last Saturday
afternoon. About eighteen children
were present to enjoy the various
games and other amusements, as well
as an Appealing lunch served by the
hostesses.
, 1917-05-24

Geo w. Broadhurst, cashier of the
Saratoga State bank, has spent the
past week at Encampment, where he
was in charge of the Cosgrif Bros.
bank during the illness of the cashier
of that institution.
, 1917-05-24
Ball Game Sunday.

Everybody is invited to take in
the ball game at the fair grounds
Sunday afternoon, when the young
mems teams Of Saratoga and En-
campment will cross bats Game
will start at 2:3O. Admission 25c,
, 1917-05-24
To Drill at Medicine Bow.

Laramie papers report that the
Standard Oil company last week
unIoaded a drilling rig at Medicine
Bow, which will be used in drilling
for oil at a point 80 miles south
west of there.
, 1917-05-24

objects in view, the bill vests wide
authority in the Government to
control the situation.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

DUE sic gospodas Niemca, q 60.
spoda Czecha znaiduje sic Q skin
|daleJ. Czech bez namyslu pusci]
sic " droge 5 kim, ably tylko pc.
przee rodaka. 4
Z%namionuje to ca1y nar6d cze-
SKI, a ola wielu Polak66w moze sta
movie przykiad zawstydzajacy.A
wiele podobnych przyklad6w, ja-
kie nam dali Czesi, przytoczyc tn
MONA. Doszli do tel wysokiej wy
zyny tylko wyrzeczeniem siewszel
kiego zbytku, ma jego miejsce sto
sujac trzezwossc, skromnossc j pra
cowistosc. rozbudzajac wysokie
poczucie narodowe. A przeciez je
szcze pred SO laty nieomal Gale.
Czechy byly zgermanizowane. Ia
stosujmyz tedy i my Polacy te
zasady, a niezadfugo be-
dziemy mogli zbierac obfite owo-
ce tel piracy i nauki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

czna potrawa z pokfzyw, cos W 70
[dzaju jarmuzu. A swiezo niejakis
professor Richter we Wiedniu
|twierdzi, re pokrzywy nadaja sic
take do wyrobu bawelny. Pony
|slowy professor zrobil mic i tkani-
ne@z pospolitej pokrzywy czyli
tax wv. zegawki, i tax pisze o
swoim Wynalazku:
Sztnka ia dawno byla znana,
kiedy jeszcze bawe}ny amerykan-
skiej ME by}o. Gdy dzisiaj z Anne
ryki mic ME odbieramy, zedziemy
" stanie zasoby bawemy przez
pokrzywe pomnozyc, a potem jej
moze wcale ME bedziemy potrze-
bowac. Trudnosc dotad ME byla
" TEN, jak z pokrzywy wydalic
czastki drzewne. Profesorowi Ri
chterowi uda}o sic to zapomoca a
moniaku, lecz ten spos6b byl "a
drogi. Teraz on to samo osiaga
przez jakis inny p}yn.
Zatem pokrzywa, kt6rej sic 60
spodarz pozbyc ME m6g}, przyno-
sic bedzie dobry zysk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

zAp1sUJc1E soB1Ew1ARusA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
o SLOMKO.
WYCH.

Prawie Mkt ME vie skad pocht
dza kapelusze slomkowc. Kupujat
kapelusz slomkowy spogladamy
ma firme wewnatrz kapelusza wy
cisnieta i jestesmy pewni, re ka
pelusz pochodzi cd firmly, wycis
nietej wewnatrz kapelusza. w re
czywistosci sprawl przedstawis
sic inaczej. z wyjatkiem kapelu.
sly panamskich, kt6re wyrabia-
ne So W Panamie, prawie wszyst.
kie kapelusze siomkowe pochodza
z Chin. Me SO one w Chinach no.
bione, lecz slomka jest tam plecio
ma. Dawniej o%czywiscie fabryko-.
wano kapelusze w Ameryce a dc
wyrobu uzywano silnej slomki ry
zowej. Kapelusze take byly slime
Ii trwale. Obecnie jednak wyr6b
%miejscowy zupelnie zamarf a pie.
cionki sprowadzane So z Chin tn
tai dopiero fabrykacya kapeluszy
nastepuje. Chinczycy uzywaja dc
|plecionek slomki z pszenicy a ma
ia prawie wy}aczny monopol na
robienie plecionek pOniewaz ma.
ia ogromna wprawe . a zarazem
pracuja nadzwyczaj tanio. Mkt
ME oddaje sic calkowicie temu "a
jeciu, ale wiesniacy chinscy plota
plecionki z mokrej slomki wien.
czas, gdy maja pc dziennej piracy
czas wolny. Przecietna dzienns
zap}ata wraz z przerwami wyno
sic moze jake diva Gently amery
kanskie, co ma pieniadze chinskit
przedstawia jednak znacznie wick
sza wartosc. Chinczycy jednak ME
umieja Stony bielie i dlatego a
genci zakupuja w Chinach plecior
XII wysylaja do miasta Luton, ME
daleko Londynu W Anglii. Tam
istnieja, jedyne ma swiecie zakfa
dy, gdzie potrafia najlepszy ma
dac kolor s}omie. Ma tym monopc
lu zarabiaja Anglicy CRUDE pie
niadze:: Bielona plecionka z Lu-.
ton rozchodzi sic ma wszystkie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
cYGARo Dz1EwosLEBEM.

w miasteczku Zeust W Holan-
dyi odgrywa cygaro bardzo waz
na role W milosci. Skoro mlodzian
pokocha jaka panne i pragnie ja
zeslubic, natenczas puka do jej
domu i prosi 0 ogien do cygara.
To jest pierwsza wskaz6wka ola
rodzic6w panny, re idzie o ma1-~
zenstwo; jezeli zas kawaler pod
tym samym pozorem zapuka pc
raz drugi, wtedy wiedza juz ro--
|dzice, jak rzeczy stoja i czynia
przygotowania do trzecich odwie-
DIN, kt6re pod takim samym po-
zorem zwyk}y bardzo predko ma
stepowac pc drugich. Jezeli kon-
kurent ME podoba sic rodzicom,
odmawiaja mt ognia, i to oznacza.
stanowcza odprawe. w .przeciw--
nym razie podaja mu ogien z u
przejmoscia: mlodzian zapala cy
caro- rodzice z~apraszaja 60 blizej
i wtedy nastepuja dalsze oswald
czenia. w koncu pojawia sic pan
ma, o kt6ra stara sic m}odzian i o.
boje sciskaja sic "a rece. w ciagu
tego p~rzestaje mlodzian palic, a
nastepne cygaro podaje mu jego
narzeczona. I ME bylo dotad PREY
kladu, by jedna lub druga strona
odstapi}a cd zwiazku ma}zenskie
60, jezeli konkurent wypalif juz
cygaro Slubne pod dachem rodzi-
COW swej narzeczonej. Jakiz to
prosty, a wyborny srodek koja-
rzenia ma}zenstwa! U mas moze
kawaler wypa1ic sto cygar W do
mu rodzic6w, majacych panne ma
wydaniu, a przeciez pokaze sic W
koncu nieraz, re wcale ME kocha}
panny, lecz jej posag.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

czesci swiata a kapelusze wykona
ne So dopiero W poszczegolnych
krajach wedlug mod przyjetych
u danych narod6w. Niejeden nj
gdy ME pomyslal 0 tenn, re ia pie
cionka, 2 kt6rej kapelusz jest zro
biony pochodzi zChin j re tax wiel
ka zrobila n podr6z zanim ka-
pelusz z niej zrobiono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

Pewien biskup pyta sic die
wiecioletniego ch}opczyka, kt6re-
go mu pierwszy rae przedstawio-
no: - Powiedz mi mole dziecko,
gdzie Jest Pan Bog, a dostaniesz
pomarancze?
- Panic - odrzek}o dziecko -
powiedz mi, gdzie go ME ma, a.
dam ci dwie pomarancze.
Odpowiedz TAXA, mad wick ro-
zumna, zrobi}a wrazenie ma bisku
pie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
|zuzYTKoWANH PoKRzYwY.

Pokrzywa, ktorej dawnle5 ME
|bylby Mkt nawet kopna} noga, do.
stapila dzisii;aj wielkiego zaszczy<
tn. Niedawno' z 1lea ktos v poz7
'nanskim aTageblacie' bardzo sma J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
PAPIESTWO r KOS
CIOEA.

O1vlluv uSl DeuSOu
ktory nawr6cif sic ma Ware kate
|licka, W opwiesci swej fantastycz
mel "Pan swiata" przedstawia
jak nieprzyjacielska flotyla aero
plan6w napada Rzym, obraca "
gruzy wieczne miasto W tel ma.
dziei, re pod jego ruinami zagrze
bic ostatniego papieza, a tenn sa.
mem i caly Kosci6l Powiesciopi.
sarz chciaf tym obrazem wskazat
ma to, re caly SWAT niekatolicki.
jezeli chce zadac ciezki clos Kos.
ciolowi, uderza W pierwszym RE.
die w papieza i p%apiestwo, DO 70
zumie dobrze, re papiestwo jest
screen Kosciola sw.
Papiestwo jest tcz istotnie fun
damentcm ma kt6rem Chrystus
postawii Kosci6} sw6j: "Piotrze,
ty jestes opoka, i ma tel opoce zbu
duje Kosci6l MOI, a bramy piekiel
ne ME zwycieza GO %powiedzial
Zbawiciel. Dlatego chociazby wszy
stkich papiezy gwaltem chciano
wymordowac, papiestwa Mkt ME
zdo}a zniszczyc. Pierwszego pa
pieza sw. Piotra, Neroz do krzy--
ia przybif, mimo to %papiestwo zy
je dalej. Natomiast W gruzy po-
czefo sic walic poganstwo i wnet
runa} tron "boskich'' cezar6w.
Dwudziestudziewieciu papiezy pc
nfosfU smierc meczehska. lecz pa
piestwo ME zgine}o.
P6zniej uderzyly potezne w ska
lie Piotrowa fale wedr6wki naro
dow, ale papiestwa ME %zniszczy--
}y, owszem zmiotly z powierzchni
ziemi wrog6w jego.
Lecz nietylko zwyciestwem Una
czylo papiestwo Shady swoje W hi
storyi, znaczylo je take b}ogos}a
wienstwem.
Bfogoslawili papieza "a czas6w
upadajacego poganstwa, "a CA
Sow groznej wedrowki narodow,
W czasie wicklow srednich i pre-
wrot6w reformacyi. B}ogos}awien
stwo towarzyszy papiestwu wsze
die. Widzimy je W d%ziejach ludz
kosci wszedzie i zawsze dobrze
czyniace, obdarzajace SWAT ME-
tylko dobrami doczesnemi, ale
przedewszystkiem dobrami mad
przyrodzonemi. Cd wschodu sion
ca az do zachodu sprawuje sic
dzisiaj przeczysta Ofiara, z kto-
rel potoki TASK Bozych sp}ywaja
ma Gala ludzkosc.
TAX vice papiestwo jest SER
Gem, kt6re rozprowadza duchowa
moe i SHE i duchowe zycie W ca
lynn organizmie Kosciola. Papie--
stwo Jest screen Kosciola, dlate-
go my katolicy z n%ajglebsza czcia
Ii szacunkiem schylamy czoio
pred Namiestnikiem Chrystuso--
wynn ma ziemi.
Pred trzystu laty W Gorkuml
" Holandyi dziewietnastu mecze--
nik66w skazano ma smierc. PoWle-
dziano wtedy wodzowi ich, Mike
}aiowi z Gorkum, pochodzacemu 2
wysokiego rodu, re on towarzy-
SEE jego ME potrzebuJa zaprzee
sic WARY swej; wystarczy, Jezell
zechca sic wyrzec papieza. Ma to
odpowiedzieli 1meczennicy: IVY
rec sic papieza macy wyrzee;
sic Chrystusa" i poszh ma
smierc. 30 wiedzieli wierzyh, ze
papiestwo jest screen kose1ola
.swietego. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
co TYLKo PoDJE1IsMY.

wielki trakt wycinania twardego
drzewa, ma gruncie kompanii kite
ra sic r~ozwiaza}a i ziemia musj
bye sprzedana. Danny wielkie znil
XII ia bardzo }atwe splaty. w do
brym dystrykcie koniczyny i ma
bia}u, W powiecie Clearwater. Pi'
szcie pc blizsze s1czeg6}y:
Shewlin Clover Seed Co.
Shevlin, MINI.