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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
Zgon Misyonarza Polskiego.

Otrzymalismy onegdaj nastepu
jaca smutna wiadomosc:
w kolegium sw. klcmentyna w
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. zmarf
szeroko znany i powszechnie sza-
nowany misyonarz polski, Wiel.
O. Tomasz Grochowski CSSR.
Nieboszczyk urodzil sic we Wit
kowie, w Poznanskiem 7 marca
1866. Jake szesscioletni ch}opiec
przyby} do Ameryki z rodzicami
swoimi, kt6rzy osiedlili sic we Fl
ladelfii, Pa. w roku 1885 wstapif
do zakomu Redemptoryst6w j pc
skonczonych studyach POSTAL wy
Swiecony ma kap}ana przez j. E.
Kardyna}a Gibbons'a roku 1891.
Obdarzony cd Boga nicpospoli
ia j przekonywajaca wymowa, by
strym rozumem, sifa f~izyczna j
nadzwyczaj silnym i wyraznym
g}osem, rozpoczaf Oh prace missy
onarskie. Przez 20 lat bez przer-
wy g}osi} misye a%posto]skie, pre-
waznie we Wscodnich Stanach
Anglikom j Niemcom j Czechom
i Polakom, DO tymi jezykami bic
gle wlada}. Ostatnio, przez oko}o
y lata - w Brandon, Man. Lecz,
jake szczery Polak j gorliwy pa
tryota, najwiecej pracowaf ola
dobra duchownego Polak6w z pc
]swieceniem sic iscie apostolskiem.
Te nieprzerwane prac truly,
niezbednie po1aczone Il zyciem mi
svonarskiem, ostatecznie wyczer-
paly jego silly %cielesne. Ola pora
towania podszarpanego zdrowia 0
puscil zeszfego roku ma wiosne
Brandon i uda} sic do Stan6w ZJe
dnoczonych. Niestety, pc roku ME
domagania powofa} wiernego, ME
zmordowanego pracownika we
winnicy Swej Gospodarz niebies-
XII do Siebie pc nagrode. Otoczo-
ny zyczliwymi konfratrami pozeg
nal sic Wiel. O. Grochowski Z
tym swiatem dnia 10 lipca.
Wieczny o%dpoczynek race mu
dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
Pan 0amazy Glubka kasycr L

0~ "a u
Wisconsin : Minnesota Liyth &
Power Co. wyjechaf W przesz}y
czwartek ma kilka dniowe waka-
eye do Minneapolis, .podejmowa-
ny goscinnie przez panstwa Brze-
zinskich, Hamerskich i Glubk6w.
Pan Glubka w ostatnim czasie
zapuscif sobie wasy, kt6re by}y
zawsze ozdoba twarzy prawego
Polaka, a ma kt0re t~utcjszc dziew
czeta spoglada}y Z %usmiechem. -
w Minneapolis pana DAMAGE
90 witano serdecznie jake dru--
cha, tam BOWEN mala tylka licz-
be osob bezwasych spotykac MOI
ma, tam twarz kazdego prawie
mlodzienca zdobi was, to tez pan
Glubka bardzo sic ucieszy} wSr6d
wasiatych koleg6w. Pan Glubka
powr0cif we wtorek do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
WINCENTY KUPFER--
NJ MA

Cd przesziego czwartku uzywa
pan Wincenty kupferschmidt,
klerk pocztowy Ia kolei Chicago
North Wetern l. st. Paul, wypo-
czynku, diva tygodniowych wa
kacyi. w niedziele wyjechali So
bic panstwo K. do Trempleau,
Wis z powodu deszczu maja tam
bye drogi liche ma jazde automo-
bilowa. Wieczorem powrocili do
Winony.
Panstwo kupferschmidt wyja--
da W tych dniach do St. Paul,
Mimi. do swych krewnych i INA
jomych, gdzie maja zamiar zaba-
vic przez kilka dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
NARODZINY

Pan Tomasz Bronx, syn PAM
Rozalii Bronx, 706 wsch. sta I'll.
ucieszony bardzo z narodzin pier
wszego syna, w przeszla niedziele
o $50 godzinie z rama.
Ponlewaz W tym tygodniu PREY
pada sw. Jakuba vice i dziecieciu
w przysz}a niedziele IA chrzcie
sw. ma bye dane imie Jakob. Pa
nj Rozalia przyspasabia juz poda
runek ola swego wnuka. Winszu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
MLODZ1 Ks1EzA P6JDA DO
ROCHESTER.

NajprZew. Ks. Biskup P. P. Hef
iron przeznaczy} ks. Piotra Bar
tholome j ks. Franciszka Nc Ma
hon IA asystent6w do parafii sw.
Jana w Rochester, gdzie probosz
zen jest Wiel. G.. P. Murphy.
Obaj byli wyswieceni ma ksie-
zy W Winonie W dniu 12go czerw
ca, a prace rozpoczna w parafll
sw. Jana w tym tygodniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
szYDELKo wB1Lo s1E CHOP
Gu w KOLANO.

Osmio letni Glen Mathews, z
st. Paul, kt6ry bawi tn W swell
ciotki PAM A. T. Nelson, 1923
zach. Sanborn III. We wtorek ciot
ka re swym siostrzencem siedzia-
la W hamaku i zatrudniona by}a
szyde}kowa robotka. Gdy potem
uda}a sic do innego za:jecia a chic
piec pozostal i dopiero pc kilku
minutach chcia} wyskoczyc Z ha-
maka, upad} a haczyk wbil mu sic
ponizej kolana. Zawezwany le-
karz usuna} szydelko Z nogi chop
ca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
w N
DZIAEEK.

w ponicdziaick odjechalo do
armii 9ciu mlodych ludzi jake O.
chotnicy, pomiedzy tymi byli:
Max NJ. Cicmincki, S72 wsch. Wa
baSha nj. i Leon J. Borkowski,
722 wsch. Howard III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
M1EJSCAM1 SA L1CHE URO
DZAJE.

Cd osdb podrozujacych przez
Watertown So. Oak. koleja Min
neapolis & St. Louis, dowiaduje-
my sic re wzdfuz tel kolei W So.
Dakocie urodzaje ME So koniecz.
ne, a m~iejscami nawet take, re
tam tylko chyba kozy by sic zy-
vic mog}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
ZAPALK1 POWODEM N1EsZ,
CZESCIA.

Ma wsch6d Cd Arcadia spowo-
dowa} ch}opiec bawiacy sic zapal
kami ogien, kt6rego pastwa pad
Ia stodola pana Kamla j Kostnera
Stodofy spali}y sic doszczetnie "a
MIN straz pozarna przyby}a ma ra
tunek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
OBRAB0WANY MA ULICY.

Leon Borkowski, 722 wsch. Ho
ward III. znaleziony zosta} we
czwartek przez swychprzy;jaci6}
W meprzytomnym stanie lezacym
ma nlicy. Pod}ug jego opowiada--
MIA, Jechal on Ia kolowcu do do
mu,. gdy go napadlo dw6ch mez-
czyzn, jego pugilares z IS dol. kt6
re sic W MIN znajdowaly, ulotni}
sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
POJECHALI DO FARIBAULT.

Pomiedzy ochotnikami Z Vino
Ey, kt6rzy wyjechali w przesz--
lynn. tygodniu byli: Edward Prey
tarski, Franciszck Czaplcwski, j
Leon kobus. Wszyscy trzej wye
cbali do Faribault, MINI, gdzie
maja oczekiwac IA kompanie c
kt6rej So cz}onkami. Powyzej wy
micnieni m}odziency przylaczeni
beda p6zniej do Machine Gun Co.
gdzic beda sic cwiczyc W strzela-
niu Z mniejszych dzial.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
sPODZ1EWAJA SIZE DOBRYCH
Univ.

W pofudniowej Minnesota W
okolicy Saratoga, MINI, zdaja sic
ooklioy~safatoga, MINI, zdaja sic
bye dobre urodzaje, i donosza z
tamtad il spodziewaja sic dob
rych univ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
MA ASYS
TENTA DO WINONY.

KS. Murray Devlin, Z Rochester,
przcznaczony zostaf przez Maj
prev. ks. Biskupa p. Heffron
ma a%systcnta PREY prOkatedrze
gdzic proboszczcm jest Wiel. ks.
Sherman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
Ogfoszenia Miejskie.
zAwlADoMIENIE o APLIKAcN
FRED c. PIETsCH
IIcENSYE Ma spRZEDAz LIKIER0u

Zawi.damia SIC nlnielssem. - Fred c. Ptetsch
Z miasta j powiatu Winona. y stanis Minnesota
zIotyl dnia 2sso lipca 1871 pikmienna. aplikacys
rekordera wspomnianeso niasta. do rsdnych
lonycb trunk6w " wysye1sg6lnjonem po3o4sniu
y mie6cie Winona, powiecje Winona " stanis
Minnesota, ] znanem / opfsanem jak nastepujeI
n. p: w przednfrn tdkaau m pjeYwszem pietrze
!budynku. snane9o pod numsrsm
sol zach. 4ta ul
Wspomniana aplikacyA pqewiansbedzie M po-
siedzeniu rady mieiskiei ilktllke "a odbed1ie y
iokaIu rady miejskiej l1niu miejskim y
vspomnianym mie6cie dn6GS3Soo sisrpniaF. b.
1917. Q gods. 500 vieeSorsiAS Ume sasis l miej-
scu mote sic stawif ka4dy isp.1seiwiat se wyda.
min takiej ljcensyi
Pisano y Winona. Mimi. 24Ago lipea. 1917.
, GEO. W.HQEMANN
R9AkosdsE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
WYJECHAK DO, MA.
~RYNARSKIEJ.

Pan Benjamin Galewski z Min
neapolis student prawa la uni
wersytecie Minnesockim, dobrze
many W Winonie wyjechal W
piatek do Great Lakes, Ill. do
szkoly marynarskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
PRZESZEDL E~GZAMINACYE.

DR.. G. A. Lester u Winony
przeszedl wojskowa egzaminacye
medyczna W St. Paul. W przeszla
Sobote i oczekuje tcraz ia wczwa
ME do czynnej sluzby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
WiadOmOSci
MIEJSCOWE.
BAWILI W

z okazyi imienin Prev. ks. ka
nonika Jakuba Pacholskiego bawi
Ii W tym tygodniu IA plebanii:
Wiel. ks. W1adysfaw Mseisz North
Creek, Wis, Wiel. ks. Jakub Ga
ra, Pine Creek, Wis, Wiel. ks. Jan
E. Grabowski i kilku innych ksie
Nv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
ZG1NAL OKROPNA sM1ERC1A

Szcsnasto letni Roy Seifert ma
tarmic W Pepin, Wis. W okropny
spos6b z%akonczy} zycie, gdy PREY
uk}adaniu siana w stodole spadf
2 balki ia wildly, kt6ry wbi}y sic
W jego cialo. Smierc W szp:talu w
Wabasha uwolnila go cd cierpien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
TfzEC KARKU POwoDuJE
SMIER6

Ma tezec karku z powodu sta
pniecia ma zardzewiaE gwozdz,
1 umarla W ~przeszlym tygodniu W
St. Charles, "a letnia staruszka.
PAM J6zefina Stackhouse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
MA ULICY
Litosciwa osobo, poratui b;

= Litosciwa osobo, poratu,j bic
dnego!
0, taxi mfody ME m6glbys
sic wziac do piracy?
- A coz to pan dobrodziej my
sli, re tax bez caly dzien lazic DO
miescie i skamlac o ja}muzne =
to ME praca?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
P0DZlEKoWANlE.

Dziekujemy Przewie-
]ebnemu ks. prob. J. w.
j. Pacholskiemu i panu
organiscie "a o%dprawienie
pogrzebu S. p. Tomasza
Pob}ockiego, dz'ekujemy
Wielebnym Siostrom "a
piekne przystrojenie Of
TARA, tym kt6rzy $pie.
wall podczas za}obnego
nabozenstwa ! tym kt6.
rzy nie6li zw}oki.
Dziekujemy bractwu
sw. Jana ChrzcicieIa i
sw. Krzyza, esobcm kt6
re 'nades}a}y kwiaty i
!, wszystkim krewnym j
przyiacio}om "a branie u,
dzia}u W pogrzebie i "a
modlitwy W domu.
Jeszcze rae wszystkim
dziekujemy i sk}adamy
staropolskie Bog zap}ac.
Marta Poblocka. iona
i dziecl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26

PAM B. Walinska, z Minto, N.
Oak. bawi w Winonie u panstwa
A. Walinskich; W przysz}ym ty-
godniu Odjedzie do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26

PAM Prakseda Kowalewska z
Chicago, przyjechaIa W przesz}ym
tygodniu ma kilka tygodniowa wi
zyte do swej matki, PAM Agaty
Gruchalowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26

Pan j. Black z Sweet Brier, n.
Oak. bawil przez tydzien w ma
SEEN miescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
N1EsLUszNA

MAJ: - Zawsze jestes kwasna
skrzywiona. Spojrz ma pania Do
rote jaka to wesola i.rozpromie--
Mona kobiecina.
iona: = Zapominasz, MOI dro-
gi, re PAM Dorota jest. juz wdowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
WlADOM0SCl 0SOBISTE.

Pan Jozef Gu1nsk sekretarz
Polskiej Sp6}ki Wydawniczej ba-.
viii Nv niedziele w Minneapolis, u
swych licznych przyjaci6l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
DZIAx.AL.

/. Tramp. = Czys ty kiedy pra-
cOwal?
2. Tramp - TAX: raz, jak pol
knalem ciastko z drozdzami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26
PAM Marcelowa Ritter z swa

ma}a c6rfczka wyjechala ma ty--
godniowa wizyte do krewnych W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-26

Co.,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-07
F I'VE F HI D A ! 8
Continued from Page Three.)

every tenth explosion"
Upton S. Clair says that fasting
makes all the senses extraordinarily
acute" Lucille explained.
know Mrs. Green said g. Linton
s. Clair" under her breath. but did
not hear it.
II wonder what Johnson's boat can
be doing out here ut this time of
night" Lucille speculated.
He must be bringing some one over
here" said her mother. "Ours is the
only island for miles which Is inhab.
tied rs late as this in the season."
ut can't be father" Lucille unused.
HE said he wouldn't be home until
Sunday"
So we went down to the dock. II
was moonlight, and the old launch
coming III looked some way romantic.
What was she bringing us? Some.
thing within me suggested food.
The launch came alongside; man
with couple Of grips Jumped ashore;
then the boat backed away and limped
Off again into the darkness.
"Why, Frank Boppv exclaimed I.u.
ellie, greeting the newcomer. eve
weren't expecting you until next
week."
II know 1t" he said, but I got two
weeks vacation instead Of one, and I
thought I'd be welcome, so grabbed
the first train, and here an"
"Of course you arc welcome" Lu-
clio was wondering how she was going
10 break the news Of the fasting to
him.
GLOW are you, Monty?" He hailed
mo with the nickname most detest
and slapped me on the shoulder blade
where tho sunburn was the worst
assured him politely, but untruth-
fully, that had never felt better.
Then we went back to the house.
All l had needed was the presence of
this mosquito to be absolutely misern-
bic. He knew more different ways of
getting on my nerves, even when I
was we'll fed, than any other individ-
ual In the world. hated to think
what the next few days would be like
with Bopp and hunger for my compan-
ions.
believe me-" Bopp was saying, az
Ind some dinner on the dining car this
evening. There was some fried chick
en, with biscuit and gravy, mashed po-
tatoes, corn ON the cob'-
"Isn't the moon beautifulT interrupt
cd Lucille. Even she conld stand no
more.
Looks like great big pumpkin,
doesn't it?" Bopp blundered.
am going to put n new verb in the
dlctionary-namely, Ito Bopp," mean
ing to speak at length on any annoying
subject.
Finally Lucille took him one side and
explained about tho fasting. The idea
fascinated him, especially in its appli-
cation to me. He offered to wager me
huge sums Of money, which neither Of
US possessed, that couldn't last for a
week, and If did he wanted to open a
pool on my probable weight and waist
measurement at the finish. You can
imagine how much his talk amused me-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-07

After the Arrival of Mr.. Bopp.
wv HEN we got back to the house
M Lucille passed every one
w glass Of water. Bopp, with
mock alarm, would not let
me drink mine.
wait till l get tire gauge" he
said, "and see if Monty can stand an
other glass without bursting an inner
tube"
Don't be funny" interposed Lucille.
"About tomorrow you'l feel tho way
Mr.. Blaincy does now"
"Why?
"Any one does after fasting the first
day"
"Me fast?" Bopp laughed a clear
ringing laugh. "No, thank you. I
don't go In for those fads. I think I
can have more fun watching Monty do
a gradual disappearing act"
Lucille didn't tell him then that there
was no food in the house, and joy.
fully refrained, for fear Of spelling one
little jot Of the pleasure I would have
IN watching him when no discovered
1t for himself the next morning at
breakfast.
"1'm going to bed" I announced
stihly.
care you sleepy so soon3" asked Lu.
Gle.
"Not sleepy, but very tired" said I,
looking pointcdly at Bopp. IT think I
may read awhile"
I started to get glass of water.
"Pass Monty the boiler compound"
said Bopp. "Hc's getting full of lime"
Good night, Mr.. Blainey," said LII.
ellie sweetly. to make up for the DOORS
rudeness.
l held her hand for an instant
Good night, Miss Green" Then as !
turned to go up the stairs I mumbled
GOOD night, Bopp."
Good night, Monty" he returned
Gee, for your sake I hope we don't
have frost tonight or you are apt to
burst"
I went upstairs and slammed my
bedroom door. At last could be alone
with my misery. After I got into bed
] tried lying on my back, on my side
and on my stomach. 1t was no use;
could not sleep.
at last heard the others coming
upstairs to bed. l wondered If he had
kissed her good night in the hall.
Some one Knocked at my door.
growleA, Come in."
Bopp stuck his head In at tho door.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-07
1.-THE engine is cold" he announced
~ 0.A "

"The engine is cold" he announced
feel better and will put flesh on your
Frame"
"But you snid that 1t would make
me thin" interrupted.
at works both ways" supplied LII.
cile.
"NIe fast?" snorted Bopp. II guess
not-not while I'm within two miles Of
tho mainland! Is the motorboat In
running ordcr?"
"Why, yes, guess 1t Is" Lucille re-
piled doubtfully. 1t Is always we'll to
DO doubtful about a motorboat. "But
there Is no one here who can run it."
"Iuh" gruntcd Bopp unpleasantly.
Il guess I can run 1t. I don't like to
talk about myself, but ] have yet to
meet the gasoline engine that does not
cover at my approach. If there's a
spark and If there's any juice in tho
gasoline tank she's got to CO."
We all went down to sec him Off and
! sat on the dock until he got every.
thing ready-all Of us, that Is, except
Mrs. Green. who complained Of u
headache. poor old lady, and decided
to stay in bed.
did not help Bopp on his way
much. as l should have liked to, be.
cause l know my limitations when 1t
comes to motorboats. Now, with an
automobile am right at homo. When
car refuses to do what tho advertise.
ments claim for 1t, oil you need to do
Is to get out the tool kit, jack up one
OF the axles and telephone tho nearest
garage. Sometimes 1t isn't even nec-
essary to use the jack, but 1t looks
more professional and impresses your
passengers with your mechanical skill.
Bopp looked the engine over and sniff
cd. Looks like it was built by a one
armed plumbers assistant with the st.
Yitus dance. However, It's very sim.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-07

Excuse ME. Monty" he said. az
saw light under your door, and
thinking you might DO awake,
brought you q book to read"
He tossed volume on my bed, with
drew aud shut tho door.
! wondered If had misjudged the
man. It certainly was decent OF him tc
bring me book. picked up the vol
umc, read the title and threw 1t at the
door no had just closed.
1t was "Thc White House Cookbook. >
In an aeon or two 1t was daylight
once more, and / dressed my emaciat
cd figure with care, inserting precau
ttonary safety pin hither and yon II
the folds which were once the waist
line OF my garments. Early as had
risen, Lucille was downstairs almost as
soon rs I was. We had our ttpplc
standing and at separate times.
Shall wo waken Mr.. Bopp2" I asked
II should hate to have him miss an.
Of this glorious day"
NO." vetoed Lucille, who SUSPECTED
my motive. "The beauty of fasting Is
that 1t relieves ono from all the re.
straint Of convention. We are not tied
down to meals, to regular rising and
retiring. Every one may consult his
own convenience III the matter. You
choose to arise and glory In nature; he
prefers to dream"
There were sounds of some one stir.
ring upstairs.
Frank Is up" announced Lucille with
relief. I think she knew there was a
storm coming and was glad to get the
suspense over with.
BOpp sang as he dressed. I never
care for person who is cheerful be.
fore breakfast. 1t always seems to me
as If tho person puts 1t on to irritate
others.
Tho melody which Bopp dressed him.
self by was Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes," and then as an encore he
favored himself with "The Old Oaken
Bucket" and "Suwance River" After
that no was entitled to all that was
coming to him.
He came downstairs smiling and ask
ed pleasantly, "Have you been out to
pump your breakfast yet, Monty?"
When he noticed that Lucille was in
the room he made no further illusions
to eating or water. Then he went out
into the kitchen. When he returned
his face wore puzzled expression.
do you know where the maid is?"
he inquired. II thought I'd ask her to
make me cup Of coffee"
'yrhe maid Is taking a vacation" I
answered hastily, for fear Lucille would
rob me Of the pleasure of telling him.
"She won't be back for u week."
"Oh! He received tho blow with
open mouth. After moment he re.
covered. "You won't mind, will you,
Lucille, If get myself biteT
II wouldn't mind In tho least" she
answered. but there isn't thing ia
eat In the house."
"Nothing to eatT"
mo. That's SO we wouldn't Da
tempted to break our fast"
I sauntcrcd casually over to the
piano and with one finger picked out
"I'm on the Winter Wagon Now"
Bopp was too stunned to notice 1t
much
"What shall do?" he yelled, with
all the rage Of a regular man deprived
Of his breakfast,
7 "Whr, yonn have &c fnst, too" said
Lucille placidly. ut will make you
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-07
TO BE CONTINUED.
His ADVANTAGE

His Advantage.
II know more about that woman than
she knows about herself"
"How can that be posslbler
Easily. know she isn't pretty, but
she doesn't"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-07
LARGEST Oraan.

The largest organ In the world Is the
one built by the famous German build,
err. Watcher, and Is situated in st.
Michaels church. Hamburg, Germany.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-07
CHAPTER II,

After the Arrival of Mr.. Bopp.
wv Y HEN we got back to the house
M Lucille passed every one
w glass. Of water Bopp, with
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-07-20
CUBA HAS MINERAL WEALTH
Is Essentially an Agricultural Country,
But Other Resources Are Now
Attracting Attention.

Cuba is essentially an agricultural
country, but the mineral resources
have of late years attracted attention,
so that the products of the land prom
Use to be more diversified as Cuba be-
comes better understood.
The province of Oriente, as Santiago
is now known, is the richest as regards
mineral wealth. At the beginning of
1913 there were 1910 mines registered,
metals produced being iron, copper,
manganese, gold, mercury, zinc, lead,
silver and anthony; coal, asphalt, as
bestOs and petroleum were produced
also. Other provinces have registered
about the same kind of metals, some
with the addition Of sulphur. The as
phalt beds of Cuba, it is believed, and
the bitumen deposits in general will
eventually prove superior to any others
in the world. The possibilities of
great industry from them are already
promising. Some oil has also been pro-
duced in Cuba. Mineral waters Of
great merit are found at number OF
points in the island, and the springs
have for years been popular among the
inhabitants.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-07-20
INDIAN TRIBE HAD WIRELESS
South American Red Men, as Long
Ago as 1898, Used Unique System
of Communication.

In these days of wireless telegraphy
it may be interesting to learn that AS
long ago as July, 1893, there was re-
corded the discovery of a wireless teie-
graphic apparatus in use among the
CatuQuinaru, an Indian tribe of the
Amazon valley in South America, the
Geographic Journal states.
The apparatus, called cambarysu,
consists of hole in the ground about
half filled with coarse sand above this
layers of fine sand, fragments of wood
and bone and powdered mica fill it al
most to the surface of the ground
These materials are surrounded by
case of hard palm wood, which ex
tends above the surface. The upper
part of the apparatus consists of lay
ers Of hide, wood and hard rubber.
Between the upper layers and the
lower layers there is a hollow space
With a club, much like the stick used
to play the bass drum, the native
strikes the layer of rubber that forms
the top of the instrument.
One Of these instruments is con-
cealed In each hamlet of the tribe The
villages are not more than a mile
apart and placed in a direct north
and south line. Although person
standing outside the building In which
the apparatus is kept cannot hear a
blow Of the stick on the rubber top, it
is quite distinct in similar building
a mile distant. When one of these In
struments is struck the neighboring
ones to the north and south echo the
blow. The Indian stationed at each
one Of the posts answers the signal
and by means of code messages long
conversation may be carried on.