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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12
Silk Hosiery We
Can Recommend

Hose Of pure Jap silk in black,
white and all fashionable shoe
shades. A splendid quality for
wear, with garter tops and dou-
BILE soles of Isle, $500 a pair.
Black silk-to-the-top hose, a
heavy weight for Fall wear; gar
ter tops and double >soles to in
sure good wear, $3.50 a pair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12
Famous Painter Dead.

Cleveland, O., Oct. ia. M.
Willard, painter of the famous
picture, THE Spirit of '76," died at
his home here today, aged 81 years.
Death was due to heart failure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12
START THE
STARTER!

Suppose you broke your electric
starter and you took it to be fixed
and the man said, Come in tomorrow
and I'll have it for you," and you did,
and you got it but it wouldn't work.
So you took it to another mechanic
and he said. I'll have it for you next
Saturday. and you said, 1T won't take
all that time to fix starter will it,"
and he said. mo, can fix it in about
an hour, but l want to keep it cou-
pie of days so I'll know whether it's 60
ing to stay fixed"
Which would you take your starter
to next time? The quick service man
or the one who did an honest mans
Job?
1t takes the Carey Cleaning Co. usu-
ally three days to clean, spot and press
suit or overcoat, and to see that it
stays that way. Webster 1872 starts
the starter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12
Dress Trimmings

Fall selections are better than
usual. A display that can't help
but prove both interesting and
helpful.
Beaded bands a nd motifs are
especial favorites. Fashion has
approved of silk, chenille and
wool embroidered bands and
motifs. Braids in all colors and
tassels of silk, chenille and beads.
It's pleasant to discover that such
distinctive trimmings are not
more costly than the most ordi-
nary ones.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12
Hair Ribbons

Every girl likes becoming hair
bows, and she is certain to find
that sort here. Our newest Sc
lections include a choice assert
ment of plaids and stripes, be-
sides a wide range of plain
shades in various widths.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12
Wenoma Corsets
Popularity Priced

If you have not worn a Wenoma
you have missed knowing a most
comfortable corset, one ideally
suited to the woman of average
figure. Wenomas are light in
weight and pleasant to wear.
Prices to suit every desire.
$3.50 Downward
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12
Gloves For Motor
And Shopping Wear

One-clasp street gloves in tan,
gray and khaki, with spear point
and embroidered backs. So.
Driving gloves for the motorist,
lined and unlined styles, $3.50,
$4.25, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-12

The Yarns Now
Most in Demand
Suitable yarns for every sort of
work. For service work: Khaki,
navy and gray knitting yarns.
All wool yarns are SIPS a hank;
Csc ball. .
For women's and children's
sweaters and other wearables,
we have Vicune, Zephyrs flour
end eight-fold), Spanish, Lady
Gray, Saxony. A large assert
ment and a range of colors that's
truly wonderful.
Knitting lessons every day, with
out charge when you select ma
terials here. Glasses 10 to IL
mornings, 2 to 5 afternoons.
Artneedlework-Third Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
It'd. WANTS

suNDA Min, 10 cents Inc pr Insertion
nssIticns rmSvIhhEp + Nf , 'S IsFs6esNSi
oh Ts hM! III So fYE MEfk ro ~!y d
RATE FER LINE.
sYSpAAy ani y Daily nseS;,oa "SS' - cents.
ccoo HsEd inr:TrIII!rni nl - ,sm,s 10
Situation Wanted. Mate ana Female.
,mS DALI or SUNDAY. cents line.
H Imffs " %i'hm ono wccn T. ccn,a ine
i'i 49, = H. 'n.h and slx w2rds !" me Inc.
'iassIhca,irna not guaranteed after 5 T.. NJ.
SUBSTATiONs FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
The following Times Dispatch Branch rf.
Wan, All arr. lne eo.rsn,f"ny ~ a .me -, mnbi
regular Office rates. Which ar. Eitcr Ibosc.
WEST OF FouSHEE sTl:EET.
cascno'a psus store f'lcyd Ave. ana Rob
corner Davis hSv' e' '''sS'@'' "e-' ''''''
M KFrG1 1s ssa Is: ;s,oyga
~. L! Booker stus Store. gcoi Wes, Maln
s,s D A15 T6f 's" *, As 1"4 . fa'f aaJ
.,m? 5oG y!us f ,9Tc 500 " M, Mali 81
i:ufne,,'S l,rur S'"fs ioii "" Mons ,5iiG r. n
~ Il; Mny : Bro. itrtok Aye, and clay
Tsfsan, DFuS store fou4hce anu Broad
EAST OF fuusuEE STREET.
,rohcn GO. !: East BROAD ST.
Walls Gsos s,5Te. i.inn ad H Ma:"h Ill
Y: Il E ba@H 20 81 & i y nin e s.
! hlshardsoI DRUG store. sol y. Seventeenth
/: u Ghi Il. e :. .s1rrsn,n s.,
w, ws'tI.,ns rha-naey, rwcniy.nrs, ana Mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29

WANTED, white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(eithcr day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
S1.25 per day. After learning,
from $1.50 to So 80 per day of
ten hours. Time anl one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost. BR ITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd, 900 North
Lombardy Street.
WANTED, YOUNG La
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 16 AND Is TO
LEARN T E l. Z P HO N E
OPERATING. 81 per day
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of Z or s hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be-
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, $50 A. Nj.
to $50 Z, NJ, Miss Via,
Room SOP, 7O9 East Grace
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
GO NJ P A N Y OF VIR-
GINA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
SITUATION Misunderstanding

Experienced band. 81; y tiIer desires posi-
n i,"n; Arais experience. References.
y position as chef or caterer References
III acs!rcd Address Boz lis. E...abe;n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
SITUATION WANTED-,1cIn,lI7ol,

PUBLIC s.enogra phcr. GIs AMERICAN IA.
tional Bank BuiIdtnE Work RAPIDLY.
neatly aud accurately executed i'hons
Madison lt3t or call At above address OS
HOSPITAL. trained or practical i,,irec. 90,
can Mrs. CEad!c<'E Rc.istcr EauuolnI
aao2-J. '''''-"'p''
WASTED. by an experienced stcuosrapllcr
bOaiilou IN office OF as lrl.uis score.
t"ry. Excellent reference Address, StCu.y.
Taphcr. il+ North Se,v Street St!uutn,I 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
WANTED
Male Stenographer

SECRETARIAI. position with
large engineering CON
Germ Salary secondary con-
eidc!aiion II applicant pos
.eSscs ability. 30 correspon-
dcncc school scheme. but
real position for liye-wira
man Address, giving refer
cucc., age, etc. W. Il l?ardcu,
care Newport %c"s. Va. Daily
l'tca5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
Young Ladies

And girls can obtain good positions in
our t!HdcrE. Pleasant employment aud
Interesting work. GOOD pay TO begin
n.ra. Apply q; once 10 Williams Print
ing Company. II North Fourteenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29

wv MED. at onGe, au experienced hotel
'icik- MIST DC steady. cNeI-to,:I pcred am!
Without bad LaL!tG. Apply Bland Hotel,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED used automatic ED rntmsogrnpi,
and nimcoscope Also Hammond tnultl.
pl"N typewriter. l. GO. care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
FOR RENT-Furnishcd Flat
FOR SALE-AIlsceIlancous
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. old false teeth: don't matter IL
broken pay p to slj per got send
I hy parcel post and gccciv. check ~ return
mail, 7. TED. 1913 North Wolfe street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
WANTED
AUTOMOBILES

Will buy tor cash. used furniture ga,
ranges aud heaters Randolph 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
BOARDING

HoT-WATER heated rooms. modern con.
xenIences. With board. il0 West Grace
WANTED, February /. couple ;or I.r.s
I"om: Mrs Johnston. Gil West Grace
IL East FRANKLIN. Beautifully FURNISHED
rooms. private baths Best tspia loart,
Iransient guests accommodated.
= iEST-t'IASS Recommendations: rooms With
or w!thont bath: table board: evening din
Nor. Individual tables. Mra. Horace Wr!tforl
Lcncs, - Franklin Street. West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
FOR REST-I,ooms
WANTED-ltooms

WA%TEp. or Z f1irnIshcd rooms Win
bath IA boarding house Of apartment
aohso, Win cafe. ia desirable part oi city
Nl4T:.S jean a Mason. North Second
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19
I'D ~ -M51N EEAE IIE :"
EPIDEMIA STRACHU.

r -: - ~ - = t-La.F -
Og6lni eksperci ,zdrowia zgadza
ja sic 2 tenn re najgorsza epidemic
jest epidemic strachu. Prawie te-
raz strach. zabif wiecej ludzi jak
influenza. Dzialalnosc strachu IA
tra,Wienie j cyrkulacye jest bar
do zgubna. Lecz gdy kto uzywac
bedzie Trinera Amerykanski Eli
xir Gorzkiego Wilma, temu to maj
lekarstwo da IT,
czucie najwiekszego zadowolenia i
bezpieczenstwa,. a tenn stawi sic
zapore zarazy niemal W spos6b
nicpodobny do przeniknienia. Lee
karstwo to. .wyczysci zo}adek, po-
maya trawieniu i zaslia ca}y IL
stroj. Cena $1.1o.. Tylko W apte-
kach ----: Grudzen jest miesiacem
pfuc.> Badzcie przygotowani pre-
civ zaziebieniu j kaszlu i miejcie
ustawcznie w .domu Trnera hago
dzicea Kaszlu. W apiece % SO cen
tow, poczta IS j 60 cent6w. Jo-
seph .Triner. Company, 133333-1343
S. Ashland ave, Chicago, Ill.
/ j iit"tF -r3>. <SSI.Jt- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19
9ENg LMEs
!. P0GKZEB$ i. !.
Jana Herek.

Zwloki ks. Jana Herka, zktory
zmarl W przeszla srodeewsRamey;
Mimi, przywiezione szostaly do Wi
nony W piatek o:p6fs1lstej wieczo
rem LIVINGSTONE do kosciola sw.
Stanislawa K. j. pozostawione do
nastepnego dnia. Przeza Gala noe
czuwala straz parafialna w kos
ciele.. Zanim jeszcze. zw1okinnade-
SLY: Wiel. zksieza odspiewali niesz
|p6r za1obny. tsi,l r1,
w sobote .nabozenstwo za1obne
:odprawif Wiel. KS D.. sRyszka ~
E.. Chain Lake, przyjaeiel niebosz
czyka,s asystowali Wiel. ks. IN.
Klesmyt,T i :;Wiel. ks. Nv. Worzalfa;
szkolni koledzy s.%p. ks.sJana.1
sTrumne swyniesli,sz koscio1a. i
ma scmentarzu do grobus Wielebni
.ksieza Leon Hazinski, Jan Misiak
Jan Grabowski, A. P1achta, @. III
Or1owski i w. Worzalla: !;
.Wiel. ks. Roy z st. Paul.; Mimi,
kt6ry byf obecny PREY smierci s..
p. ks. Herka i. kt6remu niebosz7-
czyk, powierzyl swa: :ostatniazwole:
miaf przybyc ma pegrzeb~i wy
glosic move, lccz 4poModu: re
sam zachorowal nieam 6gf przy=-
bycsna pogrzcb: AZ .ss1i;yo ss.@ !:
S.. p. Jan Hereku urodzi4 sic W.
Winonie, tn *uczeszczaf do. szkoly
parafialnej a.1potem ksztalcif4 sic:
W Polskiem Seminaryum wtenczas
W Detroit i " seminaryum sw. Pa
VIA w St. Paul, Mimi; Liczyf "a
lat i byf przez 8 hap}anem. e -
Op}akuja go rodzice panstwo
Mateusz j. Barbara, Herek, zam:,
pod mr.. 1863 jMankato va.e 7ssi6str
|panie: Anna Wiczek, Rozalia Lii
|berko: w, Minneapolis, J6zefina Bre
|skowa / panny: iGenowefa,:: Salo-
Wv Washington Izabe]a j
|Benigna i: dw6chs braci: Franci-
seek we Francyi.i LudWik, w Wi
NOME. r.. c. l.: p. = allah. s@.a:$:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

:: - ffFEE Ts..*.Et; tf.aST'tfI:. : a EEIEsSlf
S. r. ANASTAZYA HICKMAN

w Pine Creek, Wis.,G2w .parafii
|Najs4: Serca5 P. d: umarla ": ;srede
10 s. minutaprzed i11sta: godzina
Eprzed po}udniems s.: p.zAnastazya
Eickmanowa, iona. J6zefa2 Eickma;
|na. Nieboszka liczy}a1 49, lat, fpozo
opr6czI meza,i !Hdwanaseie
Aszieci,sz q kt6rychea syn;
sluzyw w >arlaiii znajduje
Die w: Camp Grant, In. byf< tez o.
becny::. ma epogrzebie. najmlodszy
liczy diva lata. !ss.&
Mieboszka ,pozostawilaG3takze 81
ca p. Marcina Galewskiego,
Fdwie siostry,upani Julianna Ha-
[merska W. inonie i;p.HelenaKie
|nrowska WtPineGreek i trzech bra
lei: Jan i.;5Ffanciszek:W Pine Greek
i. J6zef Galewski we, Winonie.
3 iPogrzebaodbyl sic W. sobote o
EEtrzeciej godzinie :pof poladniu 2
Edomu zafoby ma ,cmentarz Najs1.
S. P. Anastazya EickmanoWa
do zywego Rozanea vice
Observation-Disclosures
Epogrzebie.
z Winony byli ma pogrzebie:
.ojciec p. MARGIN Galewski, brat.
J6zef Galewski, siostra PAM Jufi=
anna Hamerska, p! Romnald Ha-
merski i p. Jan Hamerski ssiostrze.
ncy. .i
Wiecej osob wybieralo sic ma
pogrzeb lecz powodu re droggIl
>by4y zle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wyruszyc " podroz.
NabozenstWo zalobne "a dusze.
S. p. Anastazya odpraWil Wei:
Ks. ]. GanasSkk,1fe Sc ro111l,kss1SHesl1zinnaE::Ipo ~:
wr6ci do zdroWia-
Wieczny odpoezyaek~racz zmar
lei dac Panic a swiatlosc wiekui-
sta MECH lej sVieei, AgaaWieki we we
5koW Amen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19
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targoWeE
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WINONA


" WINONA
WToREK, 1900 L1sToP. 1918.
Raportowane przez Bay State
=. Milling Go.
sPrzenica Mol wiosenna ,2.14
Prznica Nr. 2-Wiosennaz2:I
Przeeniica Nr. 8 Wiosenna 22.O7
!. Me- Czerwona przenieaEzsNIiiso,.--
senanaalITAgg.09 @zsSz.z=zszss...
Nr.22.lsz,erwone przenieaI.Wniipos
- Hs11al2as R1zs'nIIs e VIC
sa'',xZ1HHaraaa. zimoNa a:5l5E
ca 2.13
! n: 2 TNfarda i zimoMa R9rzeni-
ca 2.10 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

81 @E@ -.
Egzaminacya do s}uzby 1cywil
MI ma kolejowychs klerk6w2pocz-
tdwych odbedzie sic W ofisie tutej
szej poczty W dniu 30go listopa-
da 4 De, eggzam|inaeyi mega SIS szgglo.
sic mezczyzni nieWiasty. zsg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

ssklad inter State Mercantile
c." kt6ry bb:yl. wlasnoscia j. v.
Farewell Co z Chicago host%lgpsrze
dany W przeszlym' tygodniu p.
Max. Rogalskiemu z Hibbhgi A.
lex. Sommerfieldsz Cloquet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19
P"os1EDzEN1E ToWARz $W
i STANISkAWA K.

Posiedzeanliie ToWarzyystt \; Ij 81,
Stanis}awa K. kt6re sic mialo Cd
bye W przesz}sm styggoan fllI A. Z
powodu uroczystoscf jake sie~od=
bywafy W mie$cie pc otrzymaniu
weso}ej wiadomoscizz Q podpisaniu
warunk6w rozejmu oedlloz 10 20 20,
stale ma tydzien odbedzie sic w
poniedzialek 1890 lstep.wieczo-
reno 8mejj ggodziniee. sssss..s,szss .sssg.z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19
s3a3fH CO.
sF3sfI3i] RAPIDS IOWA
WiadOmoSSci
MlEJ|'S';C0WE; !
oDPUsT PosWIEcEN1A KOS
COLA SW, STANISkAWA K.

0DPUsT P0sWIECENIA KOS
COLA sW. sTAN1sLAWA K.
w niedziele odbyla sic wielka
uroczystosc y, parafi sly. St "a,
s}awa K. .byf. to- ~odpust poswiece=
MIA kosciola. Gala prawie parafia
przystapila do Sakrament6w; spo
wiedzi i komunii sw. Kilku pc "a
miejscowych ksiezy pomagafo "
piracy naszym Wiel. ksiezom. SSu-
me solenna odprawi} .Wiel, ks. ",
Worzaffa z Minneapolis, a piiekne.
j pouczajace kazanie wyglosi} ks.
O. Or1owski &c Sparta Wis. Kos
ci6l by@ podczas wszystkich ma
bozenstw przneepeelrnliony wiernymi:
w nieddele ochrzcono W koscie
lie sw. Stanisiawa K. c6rke panst-
wa Zygmunlta i F'r l:aan11,csiiSsszzki z-Gtsir'ee-
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

w srode wieczorem front ska.
du Alberta Fischer, 9l5 zach 5 I'LL.
pomalowgKa4Ktae,ss5zl6dta farbsa. =:Miafo
to bye a-z tegos *p,o ,aaod 4: ze WI wlassci-
ciel skfapdu, a Ihnaa :zapatrywanias pro
niemieckiie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

Kompania b Narodowej. Gwar-
dyi posiada teraz Gala wymagana
sile, W przeszfym tygodniu zapi-
safo sic IS nowych cz}onk6w do
tel kompanii. *.- - 800
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19
SIC 1V Wi1Rub NJ / sij aaa a1 llyygo illgt9 II. 1918.
!, Is1soTvW sgaaWgi Hss s. IS.
.0ll}g1ll0lsszenie.. lMieisslk1,ilee.
i zAWaMDoMIENIE O APHlKAGY1
sIEWIsGERARD,

o!LICENClYE ma Observation-Disclosures. q
Zawiadannia sic ninieiszena. Re Lewis Gerard
3 mi1sta spoNiatu3 !Nif1ona, wSstanie Minnesota
tzlozyl dnia 1890 listop. 1918, pismienna aplikacye
u -reknrdera wspomhianegn Sniasta dofradnych
w~sponnianego miasta % licencye ma sprzedaz pa
- miesdie Winona, powiecie Winona stanie
;;MinnesotA j znanem il opis&nem iAkan6stepuSa.
*n.p.. przedninn ,lokalu. ma pierwszem :pietrze
9ele1no obitym budYnAh. zraatisxoipod naEnerean
10I johnson utica.
!. Wspomnisna aaplikacya ornawiana bedxien IA POS
siedzeniu rady .miejskiej. kt6re sic edbedzie Y
aokalu rady miejskiej " budynku, ttniejsklra
~wspomnianym miescie dnia Ego grudnia,~ :. b.
1913 q godz 500 .ieczorm II tYmtezasa 4 lmiej-
SEQ mole sic stawit kazdy sprzeciwiat sic wy
daniin ttshkiej lilcseenasyias es9s.25s " sza IL p
Pisano y Winona, Mimi. 1890 listop. 1918.
. y. o. sGaGzs :sGEQ; w. H0FMANN: "
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

-. -" .I--.N -. - @-I::lN 60 :
w spisie ofiarodawc6w ma Fun
dusz Polski zaszla pomylka pan
Stanis}aw Wieczereksdai 5000
ME $1,000 jak smylnie podano.
W da}szym ciagu ma Fundusz
Narodowy zfozyla==panna Maisze-
wska Teodozya $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

/
Jtanowa G Ga e.,
J6zefowa Lewinska ~ z
Aucya aFsKE1uezkdwska .:3
] Anna stefanska .y...3
! Michalina Grupa ....3 !"
Leokadya Bambenek 8
Rozalia Wa1czak :...33 "
Anastazya Cisewska g *"
Kucya Kamrowska q
Anna Wroblewska 20 60
Augustyna Jereczek 2
Augustine ,eMajer ....2"
Anna Olszewska z*t.2
ss
Katarzyna Wofska
Marta Bambenek -. q !"
Marta Wilczewska %
Helena Szlagowska q ~.
Leokadya4L iterska ..2*H'* .
Marta Guzinska :....l pare ).
Amelia Podjaska" -: .'1*5"is z.
Anna Vera; i -" ~ +
Leokadya zoladek ~ /" t.s1
Magdalena Pelowska T."
u a,.~57 R1, az,te.ml - So parry o;5l ;. @.
Pod dyrekcyall l PAM J. Hamerskiej
PAM j. Anaglewviiczz :. Z. par
PAM Gostkowskua - :. g parry al! T. :
PAM Jadwiga Blank 3
PAM Teodozya Potrac 3 r
!; Parma Fl. Milainto,w;s,kaa3
! PAM Rozalia Fabich 8 ''.
! PAM F. Kupferschmidt3
! PAM W. Stanis}alwska 2 parry y
/: PAM Jul. Hamerska 2
!: PAM Agata Wilma %
PAM Mar. Cieminska 2
PAM Teofila Cisewska 2
PAM Leok. Literska. 2
PAM Ludwika Talaska 2
PAM Wojtalewicz 20
PAM Ekman Il pare
PAM Marta Pob{ocka, l
PAM Kat. Hamerska 1
. PAM: Rozaalia Herring L."
Parma Zofia Herring
(, - .Razem - ,.46 parry =
Pod dyrekcya PAM Nosinskiej
PAM ;Maryannas Wejer 4 par
{. PAM Weronika Breza. 6 :
: Parma A. Prondzinska 1>paree~ : :
Parma Emilia. CieSliks ! -. -.
Parma Joanna KleSmitt ! ! -. $50.
Parma Serafina Wejer |
PAM "A. Rynkowsska.. 8 parry
PAM a. PelfowsKa 81 :
All II: JazdzsWsKa g
PAM Anna BambeenIle2K@ 5 5 "@a
PaniSAA.5 Al erzys1kdwska3
Panis BEryg. Grabowska3
sPani A., Maliszewska 2
PAM 4 Alnqgasstazyyaa Leila {! 2 2ss:|t1
PAM Maryapna Cyert 2
- PAM P, Nowakowska 2 "
PAM A: Grochiowska 2
PatnlzM, GrochoMskaz q"
PMiF B. Janikowska IL pare
i:
: PAM j. KiedroVicz Il
: Pani Frac ckiaaa szyca 1
EE Razeimaa 52aapary
PAM Helena Kowalewska
E ~ welnianychsSswestek IL
PAM Rozalia 1D1iipin1sska-
we1nianyeh westek 10
Pod dyrekcya w. Szawfowskiej
PAM W. Ritter :.1:5.88- par
PAM J. Rybarkiewicz 3 parry
PAM Jan. Mauszycka 3 parry. y
PAM yu1ianma Kujach. 2 parry. :
PAM :JJ6oz. Jeeiruza1 - pare
q PAM J6z. Machnt 1sparez
PAM Molska VI pare
! Parma HelenaR sal
Parma W. Ritter podreKawki
22#ppary
Parma W.zRitter gzapke
cd
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j WI. Tsza ~ pam
Szawlowska. - i
:. nsI1ia9us'' jest fp1smem Ludo.
M1fNBloni apraw dsinteres6w Ro-
dak6w m .obczYikmiaspoWiedzcie
6y5Mas6tell111tzall1lg
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~. A.zET-Is .1ka.EEEa $1,000 5000 -. -
I Prae Ola PoIskiej Armi.

Panic kt6re uwiezly szkarpd
& lasaPEeellssksiiesjjels-Arm iii I \.
Pod dyrekcya PAM Lewinskie:I
Walentyna Rudnik a pary
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

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n. / /. C G z1feerrwY'oInt 1. q zzimrowNa pr'z e.
Mica l2:< 2, I'll /. ,ss.x5 5-s.s..v9a ; :xs.i,. !:
NJ ~, z C '1'P,! ma ziiamow9a przeni
2.Oo 90 s.tsaj5F @9sa -
Mr., 3 Czerwona zimowa przeni-
ca 2.o4 ..,<>-@ Il. - i "
N. 2 zzyto 1.483 ~ 49,. III i.
Nr. 3 zyto. LAG ;: a,
/ Mr. "a; 3 lJeeczmien!, wyborny 80 1.z.
! :. M u: + = IS ee>c e.; N e i wvyborny Is :.
Raportowane przez E.. Miller
.Maka PatentlAsbeezki! pace 1.48
Przenny srutu:3w 10 fnt. pa
pierowych workach pc 81 9s6a
Biala Kukurydzanna maka 10
g. &aE2
zolta kukurydzanna kaszka 10
fnt.1%54 1gz 4a#s0 #2".8 ~ :5"I
Jeczmienna smaka 10<fnt 40 D i
Biala zytnai maka 10 fnt 62
Czysta zytnia& maka 10 fnt 81:
Przenna .miesZana: ,DaSZa -
tona $3.50 ..ua 2a8x* l. J.: at"ss.:."
zytni ssrut1 tona $500 av:0
Hominy Feed iona 500 @h
Otreby, Bran tona $3.50 TX
Middlings iona :37.00
"a a*7 ceav nurtowus. ~ ~.
4 Mas1o $3.50 < 1:" 2
] Ser $685. ~ .=',s s1".:@H
Mi6du25-30s 50 $o5 >z2@ - I.
/ Jaja tuzin 49," q"
Siano Tymotka 1900 #t5&!,
Siano dixie 12.00-14.00''
Kartfle Mode :70A-80 @""5.
Fasola '(Beansy 5:00-5.50 Il" i
OWES 556-58 @%""~ '>aS.*l
{. Kukurydza swieza 100
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+ Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 4 IS "
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cd 100 do 200 funt6w 1915
cd $50 doS1S5 funt6w 1876
cd 225 do 800 sfunt6w 1850 q
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3sa1>s>se r"haByHo. eA7soi]oSi
Byczki (steers) 1.50-8.50 :
Krowy 4.50-6.50 9zTo
Bykis 5.50-7.00nh&s:HGsz5
Tdezne 4~.00n5.00ds:&5@i4 ,la
-Cieleta 5:0OL13.W <zo7 }:
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Jagnieta 8.0o-12.00@
.Owce 4.0oL7.Oos,s# 4
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mI1dNtttEk1olIsI5 1
~Kakurydza-Nr. 3~z6ll.37-l.42
Jeczmien 1856
OWES 70-71
: zyto 1.60-1.61
Len nasienie 3.86K1a-3.88K
S. ST. PAUL
Bydlo 6soo-1o.oo
Cieleta 5.00-15:00
SWINE Is. 00-17:10
Owce 7.oo-1o.5 So 3. -
s:s a rn;afa IN 0n-145 o. &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-19

Konsumentcii NIGGA kupowac te-
raz make przenna bez kupowania
akichkolwiekssu bstyytt6w-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

net In a neutral. for sterling is main
tanned above It's commercial rate as
war measure by the joint efforts
OF the allies. Yet Spain sells sterl-
Ing where 1t has scarcity price,
and takes pay In dollars, which II
RENTS in pesetas. The abundance
OF pesetaS therefore automatically
deprcsses dollars, regardless Of their
value These triangular dealings in
exchange ordinarily would promote
commerce as much as now they dis
turb IL. Mr.. Frederick's idea Is that
as war measure arbitrage in ex-
change should be forbidden, and
that nations dealing with each other
should be required to make their
settlements direct. Dollars, pounds,
and pesetas should no more be ssRt
around the world than the COM
merce which they represent. Goods
and payments should be by the di-
roctest route. Just as freight Is rOut'
ed by the national administration
OF railways and as checks are routed
by the federal reserve banks. That
Is the proposal OF merchant rather
than OF financier or a banker, and
is all the Better on that account.
Banks exist for commerce. pot COM
merce for banks. TOO many OF our
bankers know only their counter or
neighborhood trade. II is no longer
eno4gh TO think in terms OF world
commerce. When we have more
merchant bankers, these ideals will
be thought less academic.