davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-09-07
ATTENTION, YOUNG MEN:

Don't buy your fall and winter toys
until you have given our swell line
the "once over" We're in the mar
ket for your trade and If nifty,
wn-to-the-minute garments and fur
nishings and close prices interest you
we're going to dress some of you
young men up. Grove-Reed Co. l
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-09-07

A Scotch scientist has discovered
o new metal believed to belong to
the platinum group, which he has
named canadfnm
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


','! interesting address was
" " "''NS meeting laSt TUESDAY
""'li iFeSIu'ht "a2e OF huron
'"u''SS'o 'he students Df.
" very pIeaslhs ana I'M
f~''Soha'I'E' we nope we
more ~ Or cage III i Il. ;.
moon We were i'Norea bN
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15

in the public schools of the country
is the recognition of the need of office
help in the schools. This applies most
particularly to the case of where the
superintendent OF a city's schools has
all of the supervision to do ana is not
assisted by help in that line. In a
survey OF the matter, JulluS Boraas, OF
the department OF education OF ST.
OIai college had shown that where
the and OF an once assistant Is pro-
Nlded the Seheral work q the School
progresses Win much more regularity
ana success imam "h're me Supellh-
tthd'ht mas me MINOR details OF the
once adued TO ms 2dlhlhiStrailN"
duties.
.,,1 40. p..
-, T. - .uu - 1..
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15

Hobo Day, Friday, November IS.
All Millinery at half price at cole
Mercantile Co.
Lieut., A. T. Mitchell visited friends
at Elkton on Friday and Saturday
Mrs. John Alton returned Friday
evening from a visit to Marshall
MINI.
Mrs. E. J. Ray visited on Saturday
at Aurora with her son, Winifred, and
his wife.
Remember the Pure Bred Short
horn sale at the stock pavilion, Brook
ings, Nov. %.
f, b. O'Hair went to Thompson
Iowa, Friday morning and visited viii
a brother for a couple Of days. He
returned Monday.
Leslie Anderson left last Thursday
for Moline, H., to engage in work al
his trade. He has a sister liyina
there and expects to find work plen
tiful.
Mrs, William Shillingstad and three
children, arrived Thursday from
their home at Mobridge, for a visit
of several weeks with her sister, Mrs
II. l.. Button.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Fay Marvin, last
Thursday, and has started out to be
a model baby. Mother and daughter
doing nicely and Grandpa Brink
proud as a peacock.
Miss Mabel Tyson arrived from
Mitchell last week, whore she has
been in the employ of the Republi
can Printing Co. for a few days visit
at home. Monday she left for Wash
ington, where she has a position in
the War Department. As a typist and
s%tenographer she has made a fine rec
ord and should prove very efficient
in her new position, We expect the
war to cease
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15
Local and Personal



H0oo Oay' FRIDAY November 10
MISS IFIha hubpart am down
from N"''rto"n ana VISITED at nome
o'ci ""HudE
49,,
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Iat. Ronton Mimi an rr,d,,. ana
hold .o,yicce in tho rn;econaI church
tbara flo va. recommended II, hi.
daugbter. Miss lane
c..,, .n
.b:.,
m 80"
n m T-safn1 a,,i fancy articles vul
he ON sale at 2 y m
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60 r,, ,.
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49,
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wy N'ooi'' 'i' 'i'N"S evening ioi
A''o"Ho'u' NinA'' lol d it" u'SS NiSl''
ne i''ui I -No"u'! anu iopo''eu l"e
lbs 81 uen'o up - '"e Hi'uuie VI 'He
~ '""' living us ""o vas
HoiIo'"Ahs Vi III 'Apei'"'
Inc FARMERS National n"nA mas
" wal map '"e ioooS VI '"e ann
mat ""o"' '"e "o'"nO'' maui os NV
uoop' q" '"' ne"'ins Aon0' in''
nap " N"""70u "0ohi! u" N0'p' '"'
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~" " 0NA9 '@Io"' UP " 0"
my "'i' '"e puoiN ~ 'o"oui' II
Geo Dun held the biggest farm sale
tlal mas ever peen held IN thls coun-
~ 80 TAtaaInry &C ln.% Y~lAf- laa
" on TUESDAY Oh iast week ABOUT
$~l2'ooo'oe Oh stock, grams ana other
articles were SOFA al cry lalr prices
1T VIII De lorty years IN the spring
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15
Hobo Day, Friday. November is.

What's the matter with Brook
ings?'
Lloyd T.. Hyde, of the Bank of
Bookings, was a Sioux Falls visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. lsom and children went
to Aurora Tuesday morning for a visit
with friends.
j. II. Brooks and son We're up from
Tracy, Mimi. Monday morning on a
short business trip.
II. l.. Hopkins drove up to Estel-
line sunday 10 take dinner with his
aged father and mother.
Miss Mabel Knutson. of Bryant, was
operated on at the Deaconess hospital
last Friday for appendicitis. She is
making a good recovery.
A.. j. Hanson and 7. y. Trooien, of
Hendricks, We're in the city Saturday
and did not forget to call ana renew
their Register for another year.
Miss Lena Bielkc, a nurse from Wa
tertown. came down Friday for a short
rest and visit with Miss Anna knut
son. Miss Bielke is a graduate "f Or.
Noes hospital.
DR.. Earl Crafts, of Carthage.
brought a patient from his town to the
local hospital on Monday. The pa
tient is a child and the case is N OF
medical treatment.
Ed. Heffernan was up from ElA.,n
Saturday. Mr.. Heffernan is one of the
old timers from the east end and a
former member of the state legisla-
ture from Brookings county.
Miss Nora Sween left Tuesday
morning for Chicago, where she will
enter the Cook county hospital train
ing school for nurses, with a view of
taking the fun three years course.
Mrs. Arthur Dillman, and daughter,
who have been visiting friends in the
city for a few days, Owe sunday, de
parted for their home at Washington,
ID. c., on the Monday morning train.
p. y. Peterson vas a visitor in the
about his good land in North Dakota.
He left Monday for his home at Val
rS wy opp"
Benjamin Weaver. of Carteryille,
IVA
49,
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90 i"' go
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15

Nelson Is trying 10 arrange a game
Win Sloux rails ana one with Aber-
deen next saturday. We noticed the
'~o"nSpeople there ana we want to
'nanh 'heih ior Deihs mere o II
you We're there Just accept these
'nahkS' ana II You Wereh t-Well don
you "lSh you hau peer
AFTER the game lhe NlctorS paradea
the town giving y''lS' ''c' demon
S'i''i"S '"ciI 20! 81 MINING put
'l"'o" WIS S""ie ""u S'''ueu ~
'aN' '"e u'le"' III " SP''n"'o man
"Vi' l""t - '"' NINA "l " o"'''" ol'
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15

Isn't Butter But It's Good


It'sapure wholesome article
of fast finding favor all over
the world. It's made IN
clean, sanitary factories und-
err the strict supervision of
government inspectors. We
have accepted the agency
for the sale of what we con-
slider the very best OF all
the makes. In order that
we may induce you to test
it. We make this introduce
tory price:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-15

Engagements.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31
DISCLAIMERS IN
NUMBERS HERE
WANAH3GHEE WINS SENIOR DE
ClttNER AND SENIOR
SPELLING CONTESTS.
Milford Won Junior Girls, rainier
senior Girls, Ferris Junior BOY
Declnimer and Junior
Spelling.

Tho county defamation and spell
inc contests we're held at the high
schoof auditorium Friday evening at
& O'Clock. The contest was presided
oyer nv GRAY Moore, director general
of the county. Mr.. MIncey was the
first sneaker. In few words he
told how he had watched the schools
Of this county grow and how he APP
nraetated what the schools of Waxa-
hachfe had done for the children OF
this city. He then introduced Judge
Tidwell. who presented the cup CIV
ON nv the Commercial Club. THIS
up was given to MaypearL Judge
,ridwells speech was a good ono ana
delighted all the hearers.
Following Judge Tidwell came
Mfr Naylor. who presented the cup
offcred by the Rotary club. This
nnn was easily won by the Waxa-
bachie high track team.
The spelling contest then TOOK
Mace. p. ]. Herndon of the hish
school kindly consented to give out
tho words. The prize In the junior
smelling match was won py tiaee'
Jordan OF Ferris, In the senior con-
test Groves Kilbourn won. klioourh
10 = senior in the Waxahaehie hish
school and is to be compiimeh'eo On
hts snccess in this spelling contest
After the spelling ma'ch t"e
carnations took place. there peihs
fifteen contestants. The contest io'
,,,tor girls was won by fautihe
nark OF Milford, her subject ah'e'i-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31
MASS IN MEMORY OF ALI.
NATIONS At WAR To BE
SUNG BY MONSTER CHOIR

NEW YORK. March Sl,~-A re-
QUEEN In memory OF the dead OF
all nations at war will be sung by
a chorus OF $50 voices. aecompa-
MED by an orchestra of 100 pieces
at the Hippodrome here tomorrow
night.
The choir was organized by John
Watkins at Scanton, Pa, and Will he
led by Edgar Vareso. a composer
invaded out efthe French army
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31

ca For Me-" The senior girls con-
test, Willie Taylor OF Palmer, won
In a speech entitled "The American
Flag" The first place In Junior
Boys, was won by Horace Keller of
Ferris. who spoke on THE Child of
the Alamo" The senior boys con-
test was won by Homer Hendricks
of Waxahaehie. His speech was en-
titled. THE Master of the situa-
tion.'
All of the declaimers had most
excellent speeches and showed that
their training had been thorough.
I'm fact II was hard to tell which Of
the disclaimers was the best. Homer
Hendricks OF Waxahachie Is to be
congratulated on winning over
Blaine Thompson OF Italy. 1t is to
be remembered that Mr. Thompson
won in the county contest last year.
the district contest at Corsicana.
then In the preliminaries at Austin.
Hendricks has an excellent chance to
win first place in the state this year.
The debate for Friday evening
was postponed until this Saturday.
evening. The debate will be held in
the high school auditorium and will
be free. 1t is to be regretted that it
could not be held last night, but 1t
was 10 o'clock before tho declaim
ers finished. All are urged To come
out and hear this debate for 1t will
be good one. Harding and Con-
nally of the Waxahachie Highs, have
been In six or seven debates this sea-
son, winning over the best high
schools In this section OF the coun-
try. 1t will be q great disappoint-
ment to their friends II they do not
20 to the state meet this year.
The Midlothian team has had eX-
eellent coaching this year under
Boyce Farrar and will put up n fight
tonight that will make the Waxa-
hachie boys do their best. DO not
fail to hear them at tho high school
auditorium at s o'clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31

lance rs feet 10 inches.
In Glass B Maypearl won &C
points. Ferris So, Midlothian 33 and
Milford 2. In Glass --Waxahachie
won 81, Ennis 20.
In three events for girls. basket
ball throw. 3o-yard dash and 800
yard relay race, the Maypearl girls
won everything.
In the tennis match Ennis won
county championship,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31

IN Glass A, hut entered in class b,
for exhibition and OF course easily
came first by half a lap, but the
race was won by Ferris.
An unusual feature of tho meet
was the girls thirty yard dash.
axahaehie entered several girls
wlto showed that they have the
qualities of good sprintors but they
Lad had no training Tho little
MaypearI girl was an athlete and q
coed one,
The events were rs follows;
Events.
100-yard dash-Oyerall won. r..
VIM. second. Time II seconds.
Glass b Cunningham won, Sears,
second. Time IFS.
60-yard-Glass B--Cunningham
won, King second. Time CT.
220-yard dash-T Winn won
Estes. second. Time 26;1 Glass b
Cunningham won. King second,
Time CO.,.
ss0-yard rnn-nush won, Stroud
second. Time 2:37. Glass B-paw-
son won, Davenport second. Time
2:s9.
4lo-yard dash - Bush won,
Naughton second, Time I'd.
Mile Wilson won, Kilbonrn
second. Time $50. Class BIOS
vel won. Cornwell second, Time
12o-llurdles overall Won VIM
second Time 10 seconds, Glass Il
Farrar won. Sears second. Time
1873.
220-yard hurdles Vim Won NC
Cluney second. Time so seconds
Glass -Farrar won. Blair second
Time 80 seconds.
Relay Waxahachle Won
Time "a. class Il Ferris ~on'
Maypearl second. Time 4;22.
shot put-Overall won MeCluney
second. Distance al Class u
Rice won. Dawson second. Distance
34.6. "a
High jump-ovorall Won Fhqu'
second Distance feet IL men
es. Class B-Few won. Dawson soc
ond distance feet inches,
BROAD Jump Overall woh' is'V'
second Distance Fl fet 'nehes'
clnss B-sears won. Darby seeo''''
Distance is feet, inches
pole vault Robinson Won ru '''
second fleighth feet 'ue"
Class n Morrison Won' H. Mo-
son second Heights feet.
standing Broad Jump-eiaSS
Cunningham won. Few second DIS
lance feet Z liz inches,
Hop-atep-and-iump - oiaSs - nj.
Cunningham won, bar se''"u'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31
Los ANGELES. Cal. March 81.

Upton Sinclair. novelist, Is back
Ing q cooperative grocery and pre-
vision store Just opened In Pasa-
dona,. which has for It's announced
purpose the reduction OF the high
cost of living. Later other stores
are to be established, notably In San
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31

aud Will be sponsored by Cardinal
Gibbons and Bishop Greer.
The requiem Is the high mass
for the dead. 1t Is one of the most
profound compositions Of It's kind.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31

Francisco and Fresno. officers OF the
organization declare.
The Pasadena store is selling
goods at market prices but the.
profits como back to the members,
who for most part are leading
socialists aud labor unionists, In the
form OF dividends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31

J. T. Tucker, Job printing, that's
ALL" Phone l48, L
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31
MEET
! II 4 SUCCESS
t,,aH,cHIr WINS hIo NA'o'S'-
u, poIsws IN CLASS
~ CONTEST
|VP[lRl CONES FIRST


=. county contest held at Waxa-
N, Friday. embracing baseball
$ traek meet, spelling and dec
,s,,ioa contests, Eas without
..Iep the greatest meet ever
t.rd n this part Of the county.
Eon the time the umpire called
IA hair early IN the morning
E,t5 he judges announced the de-
,sn ii the defamation contest
H. was something doing every
ssgte Enthusiasm yesterday was
kskaaied. Tie crowd was in the
ID frame Of mind. People came
<sn eysry town in the county by
asos The crowd az the track
ant in the afternoon vas the
rssst egev seen on Yoakum field, |
Mn estimated at / ,0d0.
Nary participants went into this |
h, with rather faint heart, fearing
b. Il would not be success. The |
aM children we're especially In |
Getsd III the success Of this meet |
h il lad already been stated to !
BIN that Il the meet was not |
rress this holiday would be dis
sdnued No longer VIII the chit !!
rs have 10 worry, for the meet |
d such That 1t will be continued |
saa rear to year. |
EazaAaehie was easily the cham |
ha IN all class A" Her athz |
u made much better showing |
a any one had anticipated. 1t |
Almost certain that they win win
Caraaana IN the district meet. I
e surprise of The meet was the |
folg team which Maypearl sent. |
@'4'e,'s VITA aAo'aeF year
" W. N'aee y aA"aaeA'e get
aad step around to Yin first
As Ward Of Ferris brought a
-. ,aa' as If@ellealiy inc equal
MI a. ihe feFfis team vas
~ - - n'Aqieappea oy hof nav
y sss' runner present Fer
1 4ay De- bee expected to win the cup
a@ next year /
-. 4a4'selneAt OF the meet has
i. 'u' = regret and that is this,
E. - ssaool IN class AZ and GER
E.. 's.g elose second to NaSa,
y as she should have. The
|, .-sssasa .' We are told, put forth
!, effort TO aeonre co-opera
+ On the part Of Ennis. writing
|'a humber Of letters and sent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31
Track Meet.

4 !, 'aeS meet in tho afternoon
Nh. : worry high class. Tue
d ,o,a were unusually good for
lle,,, 4o0l boys. An of these
! !, cot into the game early
oyo,, y,vsfytang they had Into
/ s,sa ,ai' OF WaSahachle highs
sao 's'' y the star of the meet
.ptIs h, lirS' place on his part.
N, s i Of Maypoarl in class
! vins,. EXCELLENT ell round ath-
sro,r mug Practically first place
d ~ sseat that he entered.
wa a. =, mile run Clifford wilson
M, '4uSual form although he
Al ,ofoed TO extend himself
aeneot - !. SHOWS wonderful i'm
Aa y this year as compared re-,
gagstf, ~ the first lap this
speti,o..e ''apletely diatanced all
apa : then loated for two
,aarte, = =, '0e laai lap he sprlntea
s.ssb..,s,iA e a thoroughbred.
relay 0a", was eliminated from
'"ase OF no competition
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-31
Glass

Glass A
/ .. 'Y" 'Hs points Wore scored
'l' respective schools
Nasahaehlo al.
Ennis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

"Mimo dose tepej g!owy, spo-
strzegf w koncu szwedzizj jeneral
G co Esic:fza kordcckiemu chodzi
10, re vice ME 0 owe gniazdo ska.
liste, ME o Jasna Gore, nie 0 skar.
by nagromadzone W zakonie, ME
% bezpieczenstwo, zgromadzenie, a.
lie o losy calej Rzeczypospolitej
Spostrzegf Miller, re CIV cichy
ksiadz wiedzia}, co czynif, re mial
swiadomosc swojej misyi, re pow
stall jak prorok, ably zaswiecic
krajowi przykfadem, by poteznym
|glosem zawo}ac ma wsch6d i "a
ch6d, ma p6lnoc i poludnie: Sur
sum corda! = by, czy to zwycie-
stwem czy smiercia j ofiara obu--
die spiacych re snu, odkupic
grzesznych, uczynic swiatlo W
ciemnosci."-
TAX pisalem ongi W "Potopie''.
Przedtem jeszcze m6wi} MCKEE
wicz, re Kordecki byl jednym z
,takich ludzi, kt6rych Opatrznosc
zsy}a co czas jakis ia wz6r Ola
przysz}ych pokolen. Ale wielu czy
telnikom nasuwa}y sic moze wat
pliwosci: czy by}o tax istotnie
Ia bia}a postac, z krzyzem W re-
ku, IA murach spowitych W dymy,
sta}a sic Z czasem jedna z takich
cudownych legend narodowych,
wykwitajacych jak r6ze, ma niiw,ie
history. Gdy jednak Emma i ME
milosierna dion krytyki pocznie
obrywac p]atki takich ro6z, trafia
sic czesto, re ME %zostaje z Mich
mic, pr6cz marnych czarych lodyg.
Jake vice bylo z Kordeckim?
Czy istotnic ten nicznany nikomu
zakonnik mial swiadomosc. sWego
poslannictwa, czy powicdzial so:
bic %wyraznic, re chez ratowac ca
ly nagod - i &c moze-to uczynic'
gdy zwyciezy, yak j gdy
zginie? By odpowiedziec ma tie ply
tania, nalezy rzucic okiem ia te
tragedya dzicjowa, W kt6rcj rok
1865 byf zarazcm i szczytem j
przclomem.
Trudno zaistc obrobnic sic uczu
ciu wstydu i upokrzcnia, gdy sic
wspomni, re prawic niema W hi
przykladu, ably nieprzyja--
ciel zewnetrzny, obey krwia via
"a, napad}szy jakis kraj sasiedni,
.awojowaf go rekoma jego villas
nych synow. TAX jednak stale sic
"a Jana kazmierza w Polscc. Pod
U.jScicm Wiclkopolska przesz}a
do szwed6w: Radziwillowic bir-
ziaiiScy, poddali karolowi Gusta--
wowi Litwe. Wkr6tce potem wo-
icwodztwa: krakowskic, sando-
mierskie, ruskic, lubclskie, wolyn
Skie, belskie i kijowskie, podpisa-
ly akt poddanczy. Opuscili ojczy-
me i wlasncgo krola magnaci; pc
kfoni}a sic zdobywszy wieksza
GEESE dygnitarzy koronnych Ia
przysiegli mu wiesnosc hctmani,
rrzeszlo ma jego strone wojsko i
prawic wszystka szlachta.
Nicwola by}a dobrowolna, han
ia r6jwnicz. Me moge sic oprzec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
pRATYczNY ICEK.

Tate, te-nase zydki to buiy bar
do glupie, jak uny przechodzliy
przez czerwone morze.
Ojciec: M, czemu ty to gadasz
Ieeki
Icek: Bo kiedy uny mia}y take
.czerwone more, to uny tam mo-
elyssobie zalozyc. wielgie farbiar-
ME asnie lazic pc puszczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
ATAN

So setki artykul6w spozyw-
czych kt6re powoduja wzdecia a
zwyk}ym objawem tego So roma
lite zoladkowe zaburzenia j ME
strawnosc. jest przeto trudno IL
niknac tego, ale Trinera Amery-
kanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma po-
skutkuje w tych .przypadkach,
predko i bczpiecznie. Usuwa wszel
kie szkodliwe substancye z wnetrz
nosci i przywraca prawidfowe
dzia}ania wewnetrznego ustroju.
Kto cierpi IA zatwardzenie, ME-
.strawnosc, wzdecia, boil glowy,
nerwowosc, og6lnc oslabienie it'd.
moze w zupelnosci polegac ia tenn
lekarstwic. "Trinera Amerykan-
ski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest
dobrem lekarstwem kto je bierze
ten sic ME zawiedzie?" tax nam
pisze pan jerry Hlatki z Wind
Der, Pa, dnia IL lipca 1917 r. &c
ia $1.O0 w aptekach Przeciw ME
przyjaciolom W. okopach najlep--
sza bronia ma reumatyzm i neu--
ralgie Jest Trinera Liniment. Po-
maya tez szybko@przy zwichnie--
ciu, nadwerezeniiu, opuchnieciu i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

ksiazeczke pod tyt. Yak ~pielegnowat
:wiosy". gdy nade6lecie nam imie, nazwi-
sko / adres I 10c. srebrem Tub znaczka11l
przesylki. Wytnijcie ponizszy kupon !
BORATORY BOX 90 Union. N. r.
/ kUPoN MA eEZPkATNE IECZENIE
wART0Ic1 500. -.
Union Laboratory Box 90 Union. N. Y.
! Zalaczam r6wnoczesnie 10c. ma oplate
pocZty ! prosze o natychmiastoWe Wysla-
ME nj CALvACURA No. / warto9ci 81. 90
oraz vase ksiqteczke pod tyt. "Jak pie,
legnowat wiosys'.
X !(Dolsczcie ten kupon do waszego listu)!
Key 634
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

PrZeQ rOZpOczR.
9 leczenia.
Poslijcie natychmis
a ksiazeczke pod
YAK PlElEGNO.
WAC WkOSY"
(NapbSana przez eu.
fopeJskie0o ~specyalt-
ste)
Zawiera Ona haste
pujqce rozdzialy:
Pouczenie o W&0-
zach. - Budowa Wlo
su 1 czasZki.-Przy-
cZyny ~wypadanil
wlos6w ~lysienia.
Jak starat sic o zdro
we wlosy.-Spos6b le
czen1a PREY pomocy
kuracyi w sze6ciu
G~niesiacach. - Siwe
-HnCry Dada