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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-28
RICHMOND Department
Nevs From the Lively 7ovn up North

| family have gone to Yellowstone
park.
Mr.. Hank Bair, former resident
of Richmond, was killed in an auto
accident in Salt Lake City on Mon
day.
Miss Jane Bair and Mr.. Leon
Farnes of Preston were united in
marriage at the Logan temple on
Thursday. A shower was given Miss
Bair last week, and many nice pres
ents were. received. They will make
their home in Preston. Congratula-
tons are extended by the community.
Mrs. Vera Robinson has just re-
turned from a two weeks visit in
Idaho.
Mr.. Ivan Barnett and wife of Poca-
tello are visiting with his parents
here.
The following boys from Richmond
are in the draft list for war service:
,och oohSo, way LeWls, AuTldu All
kin. Russell Brown. VIM. McMurdie.
Bert Spackman, Ephraim Woodland,
Alvin Atkinson, Alma Peterson, Aus
tin Rainey, Ezra johnson, G.. H.
Johnson. Alma Olsen, Sophus Christ
ensen, Horace Pack, Homer Lemon,
and Il. II. Lewis.
Mrs Eta Bair and son. Earl, are
visiting in Ogden during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thomas
and Mrs. Seth Gibbs of Downey were
visitors with Mrs. Verna Robinson
for few days last week.
Mr.. Henry Stoddard OF wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stoddard, all Of
Downey now, have been in their home
town on short visit.
Mrs, d. r. Wilding of Sugar City,
with her two little ones, is visiting
with Mrs. Verna Robinson.
The roof of Mrs. Rhoda Hendricks
house caught fire Friday, but by
prompt action on the part of the
boys and men, who were called. not
much damage was done. 1t is thought
that sparks from the chimney was
the cause Of the fire.
Both wards will celebrate their
July festival today on the grounds
Of Mr.. Alma olson's home. A short
program will be rendered. gau1s will
be played, and a swim in the pond
may be enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Anderson are
pleased over the safe arrical of a
little girl.
, Mrs. Ellen Bright and part of her
family Of Downey are Richmond WIS.,
itors.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Adams and daugh-
ter OF Blackfoot are visiting here
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Fred Christensen and son.
Sophus. have gcoe to their farm at
Curlew.
Mrs. Aug. s. Schow entertained at
Sunday dinner last Sunday in honor
of the birthday of her daughter,
Lydia Stoddard. Only members OF
the family were present.
Five of our towns blooming
youths were arrested for disturbing
the peace and defacing property.
Their trial will be held in the near
future
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-28
PERSHING VISITS
FRENCH FRONT WITH
MARSHAL JOFFRE

Paris, July 25.-General Pershing,
accompanied by General Joffre. yes
terday visited the French front and
reviewed incidentally one OF the most
famous battalions of French Chass-
eurs, which figured in the 14th of
July review in Paris. General PERISH
ing expressed high admiration of the
dash and smartness Of the men.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-28

Richmond, July 2S.-Everybody
came to our big celebration Tuesday,
and much honor Is due Bert Danford
for his persistent efforts in making
the day a success The big feature
of the day was the presence of Gov
ernor Bamberger and his wife, who
had some days previously been in
yited TO join us on Pioneer day How
ever, many of us hardly dared hope
that he would come, realizing his
many interests in political as well as
social circles. that we were really
afraid our humble little berg would
be no intisement on that day for
man OF such large scope of activi-
ties. Imagine then our pleasant sur
prise on the morning of the Twenty
fourth when Hon. Preston Thatcher
of Salt Lake brought our distin-
'Euished guest and his wife up in Mr..
Thatcher's car. The news of their
arrival spread like wild fire and
everybody must turn out to see the
governor and hear him speak at the
forenoon meeting. Crowds from all
over the valley came, and never be-
fore In the history of Richmond was
= there such a large throng of people
and autos. The governor, having re-
Gently made a visit to the eastern
states, gave comparison of condl-
lions OF the east and the west, which
showed up most favorable for the
west and made us all for the time
being, at least, appreciate more our
peaceful wales and mountains of the
west. Hon. Il. X. owen of Logan
gave the Grafton. which pictured the
conditions of the early history of our
state. The speech was spiced with
much bumor dished out in a most
pleasing way, Everybody enjoyed IL
Thoroughly. All the musical selec-
tions, including the music from the
Silver Cornet band, Doty orchestra,
and the vocal solos by Martial Wright
and Viola Webb, and Mildred Thorn
as. were much enjoyed.
Two thousand five hundred peo-
pie were In attendance at the after
moon sports, which consisted OF a
wrestling match, George Anderson
vs.. Oscar Anderson; horse races, and
a ball game. Stall & Dean VS.. Lew
iston Champions. The scort stood
to in favor Of our Lewiston boys.
Gov. Bamberger and wife were es-
corted around town by Senator ]. w.
Funk In an auto. The senator made
IT special point to take the gov
amor TO see his Sunday school bean
, pesch, which he is really proud of.
:. am sure many of us would have
been proud 10 have shown him our
Kitchen gardens.
Mr.. Funk and wife entertained the
governor and his wife at dinner. and
at 3 o'clock they boarded the car
for Salt Lake City.
Last Monday the following city Of
ficials. with wives. took trip to
Bear Lake, returning home Thurs
day: Fred Whittle and wife. Farley
Nelson and wife, S. w. Hendricks
and wife. Geo. Webb and wife. w. /.
stoddard and wife, Prof. c. l.. Stod-
dard. and ]. l.. McCarrey.
Mrs. Betty Howes OF Salt Lake
City is visiting with her sister. Mrs.
VIM. Skidmore.
Miss Gertie Johnson and Miss
Christine Larson returned home on
Wednesday evening from a four-day
visit to Salt Lake.
A crowd of young men were mo-
a0red to Bear Lake Wednesday by
faBiaine Bed1.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Bullen and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-28


Farr were Ogden visitors this week.
Bishop Winn and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Chambers spent July "a at
Salt Lake City.
Mr.. John Hadfield was appointed
city marshal on Monday evening at
the meeting Of the city council to
succeed Daniel Littledyke, who has
resigned.
The following have been guests of
the Romney family during the past
week: Mrs. James Moyle and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Stuart and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ballantyne and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rom
ney, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sloan.
Miss Margaret Romney spent the
week at Salt Lake City.
Russell Hill. son of Mrs. Annie
Hill Grant. fell from bicycle and
broke his arm.
Mrs. Evans and daughter, Eunice,
Of Ogden have been visiting their
daughter. Mrs. James Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson of
Mink Creek will return to Smithfield
to make their home.
Ershel Larson writes from the
U. G. N. training station at San Fran
cisco that he is well and enjoying
military life.
Bishop Smith and family, Rob-
ert Griffith and family and Miss Jen-
ME Lewis are camping at Bear Lake.
DR.. r. T. Merrill returned from
Chicago Monday evening. He came
sooner than was expected on account
Of receiving his commission as first
lieutenant in the Medical reserve
corps. Mrs. Merrill accompanied the
DR.. to Salt Lake yesterday. where he
will take the oath OF office.
Mrs. Nora Richardson was pleas
antly surprised on Thursday by a
group of her lady friends.
Mr.. James Thornley, and sons,
Floyd and Don. are visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Vyron M. Watts of Lava Hot
Springs returned home this week
after q pleasant visit here.
Word reached our city tonight Of
the death Of Mrs. George Noble.
Mrs. Noble was operated upon today
at a Salt Lake hospital for goitre and
never rallied from the effects Of the
operation. Mrs. Noble is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allsop
and leaves several small children.
Mr.. Joseph Kastli, of Ritter Bros.
Drug company. is taking his annual
vacation. Mr.. Saxer is taking his
place.
Miss Edna Peterson returned from
Blackfoot on Sunday evening.
Miss Wanda Bingham has returned
home from Indiana. where she has
been attending school the past year.
Mrs. c. B. Pribble of Ogden has
been visiting her father. Mr.. ]. w.
Harvey, for few days this week.
Messrs. David Weeks and Asa
Weeks and wives have returned from
their trip to Blackfoot and other
Idaho points.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Green are
making preparations to meet their
son, Dresden, at San Francisco some
time in early August. Mr.. Cragun
Is with tho officers reserve corps
at the San Francisco Preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and
daughter OF Layton. Utah, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Moses are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine baby
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Cantwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roskelley
were Salt Lake visitors this week.
DR.. p. G. Chambers of Rexburs,
Idaho, came home to spend the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-28
REGULAR ARMY ONLY
23,S91 MEN SHORT

Washington, July 25. - Under
stimulous of the draft. recruiting for
the regular army showed a decided
increase yesterday. bringing in 2294
with four districts yet to be heard
from. That makes the total obtained
since April 81, 159,007, leaving only
1891 to be obtained to bring 1t to
war strength.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-28
OFFERS PRIZE FOR
FIRST BERLIN RAID

New York, July 25.-A $1,000 Lib
erty loan bond was offered as a
prize today to the first American
aviator who bombs Berlin from the
air, as German airmen have been
bombing London. The offer was
made in letter sent to the Aero
Club OF America.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-28
Cause OF Dependency.

Dependency is often caused by in
digestion and constipation. and quick
ly disappears when Chamberlain's
Tablets are taken. These tablets
strengthen the digestion and move
the bowels.--adv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
DoeADAJ SIZE To z K

Wielce lakonicznego jegomos.-
cha, majacego dziwny zwyczaj
PREY lada okazyi opowiadania je
dynie przys}owiami, spotyka je--
go przyjaciel, a zatrzymawszy go,
pyta:
Jak sic pan ma?
- Jak groch PREY drodze.
- Jakos W ostatnich czasach 0
panu mic ME by}o s}ychac3
- Krowa, kt6ra DUO ryczy,
malo mleka daje.
Jak wide to pap ME bardzo
dzisiaj rozmowny.
- A czy tel wolno zapytac, co
bedzie z mani?
- Kto pyta ME bladzi.
- Uprzedzam pana, re sprawe
oddam do sadu.
- Ten co sic prawuje mic
wiele zyskujc.
- Me zartuj pan, do trzystu
djab}6w, DO p%rzcciez ME zaprze--
czysz,zes pozyczy} odemnie 10 do
lar6w7
- Co by}o a ME jest = Me pl-
SIZE sic W rejcstr.
l poszed}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
B CZYNIA DZIECI
LEKL1WEM1.

Dzieci cierpiace ma robaki SO
tepe i gniewliwe, m~niejsze s}abe,
czesto zgrzytaja zebami wrzesz-
cza W czasie snu i SO ciezarem ola
-ich rodzic6w. Kickapoo Worm Xii
Ter jest }agodnem lekarstwem W
formie cukrowych tablet6w, for
mic kt6ra dzieci lubia brat. Aku
ratnie dzialaja, zabijaja ] nsuwa
"a robaki z systemu. Me regular
ny apetyt, czeste wyproznianie
wnetrznosci brak zainteresowania
do bawienia SO pewnemi oznakaml
robak6w. Wyleczcie vase dzieci z
tych pasozyt66w. q wszystkich ap
tekarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

|kt6ry rzekl: Ustapmy spokojnie
|aby mas malpa ME widzia}a. Zwie
re to, s}yszac nasze lamenty j Ia
he. boi sic bicia i nie zejdzie ia
dol ami do jutra. Jezeli zas "a dlu
go stac tn bedziemy. maly ksiaze
bedzie zgubiony malpa BOWEN z
pewnoscia zrzuci go z dachu, gdy
sic jej ciezar sprzykrzy.
Zdanie roztropnego czlowieka 0
g6lnic sic podoba}o, zastosowano
sic tel do niego natychmiast. Ma
rezultat ME czekano zbyt d}ugo.
Zaledwie malpa spostrzegla z da-
chu, IL ludzie juz odeszli, wr6ci}a
oknem do pokoju j zlozyla ksie-
|cia W to samo miejsce.
Jaka nagrode "a to malpa otrzy
mala, tego kroniki ME opisuja,
|lecz pewnic bez takowe,j sic ME O.
bylo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

MOI MAJ piszc PAM NJ. {.
Johnson z Brainerd. Nj. - 'byl
bardzo chory ma dolegliwoSci wa
troby. Z kt6rych zosta} uleczony
przez uzywanie Ora. Piotra Co.
mozo. W tym Samym czasie uwol
nil sic od choroby zo}adkowej,
kt6ra mu dokuczala przez wicle
lat" Gazeta i piscmko, kt6re pc
daje interesujaca historye odkry-
cha tego starego, przez czas wy
pr6bowanego lekarstwa zio}owe.
go, jakotez inne interesujace fax
ia SO wvsy}ane poczta ia zadanie
darmo. Adresujcie: DIR. Peter
Fohrnev & Sons Co., 1875 So
lloyne Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

szlosci swojej j poznych pokolen.
szczesliwosci.'
w jednobrzmiacych prawie slo
wach zadokumentowaly pred
|swiatem try narody swoje pow
stania. Nietylko W s}owach. -
B}yskiem mecca, ogniem poza-
row rozpromienily horyzont his
toryi. Nova Ameryka, nowaFran
eva, nova Polska - dziecmi SO
rewolucyi. Wszystkie ciemne silly
Europy przeciw MIN utworzyly
koalicye. Zwyciesko wyszedl 2
WALK dzieki szezes1iwemu zbiego
wi wypadk6w nar6d amerykansh
Sobie- tylko zwyciestwo zawdzie--
cza nar6d francuski. Nar6d Pol
ski " ciezkiej pozostaje niewoli.
Chcac sic wyzwolic musi sic zwr6
cic ku pierwotnym zrodlom marc
du, ably swiadomosc swej tresci
zdobyc, eel sw6j odnalezc i srod-
XII wyzwolenia wybrac.
Kosciuszko wr6cil sic do wlasci
wych zr6de}, ale przegraf. -Kle
ska Maciejowicka, spowodowana
glownie wstecznictwem i pod}os--
cia, pogrzebala has}a rzucone ma
rynku krakowskim - has}a ma
rodowe.
Pc stu dwudziestu trzech Ia
tach znalezlismy sic zn6w W pre-
lomowe.j epoce. Znowu porwaliS--
my sic, ably panstwo polskie
wskrzeszyc. Znowu poszlismy we
dug Kosciuszkowskich wskazan,
ably rozwoju narodu naszego do
pefnic, wladze polskiego narodu
W Polscce ugruntowac, uderzylis-
my zn6w przeciwko Rosyi.
I znow przeciw nam, jake ongi
przeciw kosciuszce i towarzyszom
Lego stane}o rodzime wstecznictwo
stanela pod}osc j zaprzanstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
MALPA NIANKA.

w starej stolicy Monachiumza
panowania Ludwika /. mial sic
zdarzyc dziwny wypadck. Wielka
ma}pa, madra i obyczajna, mog}a
4 powodu dobrego prowadzenia
sic wolno chodzic pc wszystkich
korytarzach pewncgo domu. VIA
domo, zc malp.y posiadajq, cieka--
woSc i chca wszyStko n~aSladowac,
zdarzv}o sic tel pcwncgo dnia, IL
ma}pa, przcchodzac kolo jednego
pokoju zauwazy}a drzwi uchylo-
ne. Zaraz tcz otworzyla :jc ma oS-
cicz / wcszla powaznic do kamna-
tv. Tam lcIalo W bogatej ko}yscc
k>iazatko i >pokojnic bawilo sic
...rzkami.
Szvmpan> zblizal >i,. do kolyski
Il widoczn!m upodobanirm i spo-
ylala} czulc M dzicciatko. Lecz
>kor" to oStatnic spoStrzcg|o ku-
dlata tvarz i wiclki. czarny nos
mir>zkanica dzicwczvch la>6w. pc
rzrto krzyczct W nicboglo>y. Nal
pa. kt6ra :juz przcdtcm widzia}a,
!:jak piastunka wtakich razach wyj
mowa}a dziccic T. kofySki i ma re-
kach ko(ysa}a, ME n%amyslajac sic
d}ueo. wzie}a dziecie IA swc ku--
d1atc }apy i p~oczc}a je no>ic. chu-
Stac i przyciskac do swych obro--
s}ych i czarnyrh picrSi. na>ladu--
jac We wszystkim piaStunke. W
tel samej prawic chwili nadbic--
g}a rrzcrazona piaStunka. a "a MIA
kilka smzacych, uzbro.jonych W
kijc. Ma}pa. jake pia>tunka, ME
mia}a ochoty narazac sic ia takie
inicgrzecznc >potkanic: jednym su
sem wyskoczy}a okncm, ktore by
10 otwartc T. powodu upa}u. Lewa
,}apa przyci>ka}a malpa k>iecia dc
|piersi. kt0remu T. krzyku iuz tchu
brak}o, prawa zas chwycifa "a
gyms okna. z}apa}a sic r.ynn!
dachu i wyszia tam Z ogromns
zrecznoScia. Tam usiad}a i poczel'
ma}cgo ksiecia kolysac i chusta(
IL troskliwoscia doswiadczone.
nianki.
Porywczy i nicroztropni ludzl'
radzi|i. ably wymierzyc do maip,
'strza}e. tn znow radzono. izb,y Cd
wazny czlowiek wysZed} przez OF
no ma dach = wzial zuchwa}a ma
pc "a ogon i IA dol s%ciaenai. BY
~ to naturalnie bardzo gfuple pl'
ny. kt6re jedynie juz dlatego by
" niewykonalne, ze powodoWafy
by smierc malego ksiecia.
Znalazl sic czlowiek roztropny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
OSTATNIE CHW1LE 4
MIKOLAJA.

O ostatnich chwilach rzadow ca
IN Nikolaia dono>i do Londynu
correspondent moskiewskieeo pis-
ma "Ctro Rosii W >posob haste
pujacy.
DIVA pociagi przyby}y ma sta
lcve Wiszera ina linii Moskwa :
Pietrograd O 125 mil cd stolicy)
w nocy ii marca. Jednym pocia--
oicm .jechala Swita cara, W dru--
GIN znajdowa} sic sam car, a z
MIN minister dworu baron Frede-
tricks. admiral Nilow. general Ia
bel i inni. Miko}aj wezwany z
glowncj kwatery przez carowe
ibyl " drodze do Carskiego Sio}a.
'.zaden z t~elegram6w 0 rcwo--
'lucyi, wyslanych przez przewodnl
,czacego Dumy Rodzianke, ME do
,szed} do rak carskich. Otoczenie
wyteza}o wszystkie silly, ably pra-
VIDE zataic pred carem, Protesto
wal tylko general label ! oswald,
cyl, &c sam zawiadomi cara Q
;'wszystkiem.
"Miko}aja, kt6ry spal smacz.
ME, zbudzono 0 godzinie 2 " no.
cy. Car udal sic do wagonu jadal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
ClEKAWE RZECZY
sTWORZENIE

STWORZENH SKRZYP1EC.
Piekna legenda utrzymala sic
W narodzie, kt6ry cd nicpamiet--
nych czas6w zr6s} sic z tym in
strumentem i powierzyl mu wszy
stkie swoje radosci i cierpienia, a
mianowicie II cygan6w. Welding
tel legendy pobieg} w SWAT MO
dzieniec, kt6ry stracif OLGA i mat
Ike, ably szukac s~zczescia. Przybyl
do wielkicgo miasta,w kt6rem mic
szkal bardzo bogaty kr0l: posia--
dial on c6rke nadzwyczajnej uro-
dy, a chcia} ia wydac Ia MAJ tyl-
ko "a czfowieka, kt6ryby stwo-
rzy} cos, czego jeszcze dotad ME
by}o. Wielu juz zwabionych pick
no$cia kr6lewnej, pr6bowalo szcze
Scia, a kazdy z Mich dostaf sic do
wiezicnia. | m}odzieniec wyzej
wspomniany tam poszed}, ponie--
waz byl ma lyle slnia}y, IL zapy--
tai kr6la co on w}asciwie ma zro-
bic. w wiezieniu zjawi}a mu sic
bogini cygan6w, dala mu mala
pa}ke, skrzyneczke i w}osy z swej
e}owy, ably JIG nj smyczek naciag
nal. M}odzieniec tax zrobi}. Bogi-
mi wzie}a potem gotowy instru-
, ment, zasmia}a sic W niego i "a
plaka}a, a nastepnie. oddala MILO
dziencowi. Nastepnie mtodzienicc
zagral pred kr6lem i otrzyma} re
Ike pieknej jego c6rki. W ten spo
sob przysz}y ia SWAT skrzypcc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
FENOMENAL.NE ZJAWISKO.

W pismach amerykanskich CO.
raz wiecej komentowana jest via
domosc, ktora zakrawa IA feno-
menalna, a mianowicie, re z Alp
szwabskich W Niemczech, w oko-
Icy kt6rych znajduje sic kolebka
Hohenzollcrn6w. odlecialy tel Ii
my wszystkic czarne orly, kt6rc
tam gniezdzi}y sic cd tysiecy lat.
Orzcl czarny jest god}em prl-
Skiego domu 11ohenzollernow. -
Cd ptakow t.ych w}asnie, ktore
cd wicklow So ozdoba Alp szwab-
skich, god}o to wzieio poczatek.
Or}y otaczaho ochrona i opieka
specyalna, ma mocy roznych edy-
kt6w wladc0w pruskich.
Lud z%abobonny przywiazywa}
do orl6w tych niejedna legende.
Niejedno podanie. Z chwila mi
kniecia czarnych or}0w, ktorc cd
lecia}y W nieznane nikomu stro-
ny, lud niemiecki zaczyna wierzyc
re to jest piewsza oznaka gasna--
cej s}awy i runac majacej potegi
domu Hohcnzollernow.
Lud jest zabobonny - vice Z
odlotem or}6w czarnych T. Alp
szwabskich LACEY odrazu sprawe
kt6ra niedaleko sic bye zdaje od
urzeczywistnienia.
w Niemczech juz vida, re pod
stawy pod poteznym domem Ho-
henzollern6w zachwiane. - Gdy
elektor branderburski W roku
|17Ol koronowal sic kr6lem rrus-
kim, "a god}o panstwa swego
wzia} czarnego or}a i 1apis
|".Suum .cuique,'. (''Swoje kazde-
mu.') Ilez razy haslo to pogwaf-
cone zosta}o?! Najbardziej jed
max gwa}conc II jest W latach
ostatnich. l niemcy to rozumie--
ia, a ci przynajmniej ci, co zroztl-
mice to chca.
COZ vice dziwncgo, re kiedy Q
statnicj zimy odlecia}y czarne or
~ z Alp szwabskich, lud miejsco'
wy wziat to "a Fly omen ola tych
Hohcnzollcrn6w, kt6rzy "a godto
lswoje w}asnie teeo ptaka przyje-
Ii. \awct ola ludzi niezabobon-'
nych i szukajacych innych powo
dow do odlotu czarnych or}ow z
Alp szwabskich, zjawisko to wy
dawac sic moze i musi co maj
mnic.i fcnomenalne. Chodzi tylko
o to, czy kolportowana wlado,
NOSE jest p~rawdziwa, czy tez zmy
s;lona, ,jak wiele innych, ktorc sic
W pismach t%utcjszych nicraz po'
kazuja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
Wiosenne zaziebien1a SO n1ebez-
pleczne.

Szybka zmiana temperatury /
bielizny sprowadza zaziebienia
w%iosennc z zapchaniem g}owy: DO
lem gard}a, i og6lnemi symphonic
mi zaziebienia. Dawka Dr'akinga
New Discovery jest pewna pomo-
ca i antiseptycznym balsamem,
czysci glove, zwilza zapalone bio
ny i gdzieby mog}o bye przedluze
MEM zaziebienia, pomaga. Me "a
przestajcie leczenia skoro pomoc-
he jest W poczatku poniewaz
wpH %wyleczone zaziebienie Jest
niebezpiecznem. Wezcie dr'a
King'a New Discovery az zazie--
bienie zginie zupelnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

low OpOW1eQZlaf mu, co Sic SCafO
W Pietrogradzie. Ma to mu powie
dziano, re banda student6w, wlo-
czegow j swiezych zolnierzy ste
roryzowafa Dune, lecz re kilka.
oddzial6w wojska wystarczy do
zaprowadzenia porzadku.
w tel chwili komendant car
skiego pociagu Wojkowy wszedl
z telegramem, re 700 kawaler6w
krzyza Sw. Jerzego jest W drodze
do Carskiego Sio}a, ably carowi
wreczyc odznaki krzyza tego.
Znajduja sic oni w pobliskiej sta
cyl Dino z gcneralem Iwanowem
IA czelc.
"Najjasniejszy Panic 49, m6wif
Wojkow - dose bedzie gdy Maj
jaSniejszy Pan pokazc sic W Car
skiem Stole W otoczcniu tych DO
haterow i z ga%rnizonem Carskic--
60 Siola uda sic do Dumy. Wszy-
stkie wojska przypomna sobic
swoja przysiege i }atwo bedzie H.
bezw}adnic tych rekrut6w."
"To klamstwo. Najjasniejszy
Panic - zawo}al wtcdy general
label. - Oni Gle oszukuja. Czy-
tai tc telegramy. Otto rozkaz "Do
c]esarskiego pociagu w Wiszera :
mic wysylac pociagu do Carskic-
go Sio}a, lecz do Pictrogradu.'
Gear wsta} i wykrzykna}: SEQ
to znaczy:" Czy to rewo]ucya?''
"Czy Grckow (kt6ry podpisal roz
kaz zawr6cenia pociagu) jest ko-
mcndantem Pietrogradu?'
100000 zolnierzy Z oficerami
popiera rad tymczasowy - os--
wiadczy} general label, - Wa
sza Mi}osc zostala %og}oszana "a
zdetronizowanego. Me MONA jc-
|chac dalej.'
"Mikolaj, zupe}nie straciwszy
glove. zawolal, "l)laczego mi Q
tenn pierwej mic powiedziano? Cze
mu mi m6wicic teraz, gdy sic
wszystko skonczy}o?' Pc chwili
|dodaf Z giestem bezradnosci:
"Niech vice tax bedzie. Dzieki
Bogu. Bede abdykowac, jezeli lud
chce tego. Pojade do Liwadyi (po
siad}osscc carskiej rodziny na po}u-
dniowem wybrzezu krymu) do
moich .ogrodow. ia TAX luble
kwiaty.'
"Pociag ruszyl ku Bo}ogoje. Ma
STACEY Ono otrzymano depesze, re
garnizon W Carskiem Stole zbun,
towa} sic i re carowa %zaapelowa.
Ia do Dummy o obrone. Miko}aj roz
wazy} sytuacye i powiedzia}:
"Pojade do Moskwy. Mrozoski
(tamtejszy komendant garnizo'
nu) m0wif, re Moskwa zawsze
mnie obroni.'
"W Bo}ogojc nadszedf tele-
gram, re m~oskiewski garnizon
przylaczyl sic do rewolucyi. Po-'
ciag zawr6ci} do Dna, gdzie sic
spotka} z pociagiem generaia l.
wanowa. General raportowal caro-
wi O wszystkiem co zasz}o j zakon
|czyl:
".Jedna tylko rzecz jest teraz
do zrobienia, mianowicie otwo'
RIVE front Dzwiny ola Niemcow
kazac i'm uspokoic te kanalie.'
"Miko}aj odrzucil te rade j
cniewnie zakrzykna}, "Nigdy ME
hede zdrajca mojego kraju.' 20
tenn car zacza} p}akac, a pc chwi-
Il: rzek}: "Gdvbym tylko wiedziaf
ze mo:ja iona i dzieci So bezplecz'
nc. pojecha}bym spokojnie do LII.
vadvi ma reszte zycia. a Michafo'
wi odstapilbym korone. On jest
jlubiany. Podpisze abdykacye, a
|potem wr6ce do armii. pozegnam
sic = zo}nierzami i MECH robia, &C
i'm sic podoba. ia ME bede przesz
ikadzac.
..Ta ostatnia rozmowa mlaia
miejsce ma %platformie poclagu.M
iko}ai. ubrany W mundur pufkow
.nika. z czapka barania nasunlets
ma tyl glowy, czesto obcierai 9
CIV. P~opatrzy1 dokoaa biednle
weszcie wszed} ma schodh g
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