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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


notice. Catherine r Tulley the owner
and occupant ~ the house situated ~ y W
Cor of Brown and stroud streets a
the Eleventh. ward ~ lhr city ~ Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and state N Delaware
in compliance with the requirements OF ne
acts OF the General Assembly. n such case
made and provided 10 hereby give notice
that shall apply IN writing 70 the Court Of
General Sessions Of the state Of Delaware
in and for New Castle county. on Monday
The 10Th day Of Sep tenn ber. 4. D.. 1918 being
the next term Of said court for a license
for said house an inn or tavern. FOR the
sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens Of said ward az least twelve Of whom
are subs tantiaI freeholders III said ward
recommend he said aupicatiOn VIZ.
Henry 5chuchlcr Richard Ralianrine
John RuCserSh Samuel IL Murphy
William J. Green Niuam b iUul
Joseph CorbeFt samuel A. Foster
Fed Meek James A. DougnerCy
Edmund Edwards William r EeGiy
Herman Andrick Joseph \itsche
Frank %ctwlx John " NOwak
Pr 10 Mel5eyEski Dennis Daney
william = Kcmpski Alfred Meek
Anthony Schie'ch PerCiFat X DerrcksOn
Jonn Woos Elmer Merritt
Frank DoOrowOissl william %. Rrien
john J. Mct5Overn Thomas o. Rule
CATHERINE I. TJLLEY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
CLASSIFIED ADNERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line for first
insertion and SC per line for each sub
,,1uent ton---haSe on mini
mum of three lines and six words to
the line.
ALI advertisements set in six point
tnonparetD unless otherwise ordered.
Light face. 10 point to lS point. per
mitted, and charged for ON siX-point
basis
One months insertion 81 per line
No ad accepted for less than three
lines
Daily advertising for one year. 15c
per line per month on contract. (No
ad accepted for less than three .noS.l
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIoNS
Special notices dividend notices. an
uual meet ings. elections. proposals;
public safes. auction sales ana an
special class siiicatiOnS will bc chargeu
for at rate of iOC . line for the hrsI
insertion and SC line for each sun
seoucnt insertion. Advertlsemchts
RUNNING one month charged at
monthly rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
RESORTS,
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.
SHOCK COTTAGE.

On OCEAN front facing Boardwalk Ai-y
rooms. good table board Can seal ~ n
giningrucyn Write .1r terms. MRS 81.
BUCkSON. owner RehcbOrh Beach. DeL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

BOOKkEEPER-Expor young lady:
permanent position. Address I =. Every
RyeuiuG Ofice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
MOVING AND HAULING.

OUR makes trips 70 PHILADELPHIA every
other day Have you anything 20 go2 Low
charges. Iigani Bros. 2l2 jefferson street
G493 r.
We haul anything anywhere ANYTIME,
Special cars for straw rides and n1rtiee
The Exchange, 305 ohipley street D Il A
2O7I j Auto 279l.
WHEN Crosse moves things they got there
quickly and safely ASK your neighbor
ID. }. Crosse 500 Il. Sixth 81 Phone 25I2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLE. 1917. with side car. Value
s225 Apply 307 S Ciaymont st.
MOTORCYCLES for sale; a big ass0rt-
ment Of slightly used. at bargain prices.
We have Indians. Harley-Dayidsons and
other different makes. Some l3l6's. /.
and 3 speeds; I9I5s. l and 2 speed We
have loi6s with side cars attached These
machines hove been traded In on new
1nodeis have ali been overhauled and ara
in All condition. J. ii. A1innick- COS DE a.
ware avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
INSTRUCTION.

SPECIAL. sum mer courses. shorthand
typew rlting. civil service preparation, In
dividual or class instruction. EieGtf G tanned
studios. The Hines PrivaC. fSusiaes school.
zO2 W Twent y-second street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
OPTOMETRIST.

Lenses repaired without another exami-
nation VIM a Moore. the OptomeI rist
9l9 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
EDUCATIONAL.
PRINTING. ENGRAVING. EMBossING

INDEX CARDS Special opportunity 10
get index cards Anything you need Ali
kinds and sizes. Chas II Gray, Printer.
III East Eighth street.
VISITING CARDS. % for 25G, 100 for 3sc
None better at any price. Any style letter.
ing. Johnston. Printer. 6I5 Marke.
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

ADVERTISING solicitor. Regular puoho"'
tion. Experienced. 500 Shipley ST..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

FINE residence. moderate price easy terms
Eight rooms, bath. three pOrches not
water heat electric light and gas Large
Yards. garden. fruit trccs. grape vines and
garage for four cars Apply Z II Hark
ness. Boa w. Thirtieth 81
HOUSE 10 rooms 81 Ciaymout porches
city convcnienccs severed lot tOOK44T
Possession Immediately Little money re-
quired I2G W Ninth street
MUST sell Cadilac. in perfect condition
am drafted Apply JO1 W Ninth
OWN q home Figure NJ your last eight
years rent receipts Ny plan viii cost
you no more per month and you viii own
The homo William II Jones. 82S shiplay
street. m 70 10 . IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

AN expcriencod grocery clerk. Apply her
man Glanding Go. 6I5 King St
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
MALE HELP WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE mechanics Tor truck work:
Only nrst-ciass men need apply. boou
wages 4S-hour week Packard Motor Sar
Co. 1905 Chippey street -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "n$$5
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT Newark. Del fss West Main
strect Desirably located on ouaIlty
Hill !" 21f stories. lately painted and paperod
Electric light. bath, hot water neat. Dre-
plaf,es derp lot with trees and shrub
berry. Reference required Il. w. Cooch.
Equitable Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

BEAM house man and tan house man, sus
and soc an hour. Apply Burns. fo'h' ="
BiCkneil. 7lS w. sixth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

EIUHTEENTH ST. 2G22 W.-sir rooms
ana hath Lot aOxi2b Immediate posses
SION Wilmington Trust Co Real Estate
i1"pt. du pont Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
BELHAVEN HOTEL
BErTERTON. MD.

Opru .f4nc i5. sens tor rates.. Reservations
now bang mad. NJ. u. Barnett. formerly
VI shock Cottage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

BOY-'ro work in country. Good nome w
Evening Office. ---------
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
WANTED TO BUI.
SIGN PAINTING, CARD WRITING.

ALBERT BUCHER. the sign man. 7I3
Shipley street Bell phone 1925 w Ar
10 tic glass signs masterfully executed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

YOUNG
WOMEN INTERESTED
IN POSITIONS OFFERING
THE SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
OF CLEAN. PLEASANT WORK.
WITH CAREFULLY SELECTED
ASSOCIATES. ATTRACTIVE REST
ROOMS AND DINING ROOMS. WHERE
LUNCHES ARE SERVED AT LESS
THAN COST. AND GOOD SALARY
WITH FREQUENT INCREASES
ARE INVITED TO APPLY TO
MISS sOAiERS.
DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE CO.
SIXTH AND sHlPLEY STREETS.
WEEK DAYS . A. NJ. To N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
HOTEL RIGBIE

BErIEkTO\ MID OPEN JUNE 29
AETHlR l D kEENWOOp Mgr
Automobile parties given sptcial atta-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
True translation. filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, n
JAM, 3, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
MARYNAZ.Z PLAiNV]EW, !.
MIMI, ZNAJDOWAL Sic
Ma JACOB JONES CDY
TEN POSTAL ZAT0PI0NY
PREF SUBMARINE.

Frank Weimerskirchen ch}opiec
4 Plainview s1uzacy jake mary
narz znajdowa1 sic ia amerykan-
skim okrecie Jacob Jones w CA
sic gdy ten zosta} storpedowany
i zatopiony W dniu ego grudnia,
1917 I. Znajduje sic OIL teraz w
szpitalu IA wschodzie leczac sic
4 ran odniesionych.
Spodziewa on sic w kr6tce bye
zwolniony i powr6cic do Plain
view do domu. Weimerskirchen
zostaf zabrany razem Z innylni
chlopcami z tratwy ratunkowej i
utracif sfuch jake rezultat peknie
cia bebenka i chory z powQdu IA
razenia Ia niebezpieczehstwo.
w liscie swym do rodzic6w pi-
SIZE on IL okret. zatonal W trzech
minutach. i 30 sekundach. "4S
znajdowa}o sic IA pok}adzie Z
tych q zosta}o ocalonych a 81
zgine1o. Zabra1 ich Il tratwy fran
cuski okret i przywi6zl ich do
brzegu.
Mozecie wiedziec jak wyczer-
PAM bylismy W tym c%zasie. Kapi-
tan nasZcgo statku zostaf zabity
q doktor takze, wszystko by1o
prccz. ia by1em we francuskim
szpitalu blisko tydzien. Mole be-
benki w uszach popekaiy i ME
moge s}yszec. Nam takzc rcuma-
tyzm w kolanie.
Jcden ch}opiec ma Wybitc oko
jake rezultat uderzenia 0 HAWAI-
drzcwa a jednak czuje sic szczes
liwym.
Inny ma sparalizowana reke.
Byf tam jedcn ch}opiec Ia Jacob
Jones kt0ry mowii re W swojem
zyciu nigdy ME p}ywal ami stop.y
a jcdnak gdy okret zostai wysa-
dzony w powietrze w jedncj chwi
Ii nauczyf sic p}ywac TAX jak
wszyscy inni.
Wcimcrskirchcn pisaf rodzicom
o Swych poranicniach, ale ME
vspomnia} NAVY okretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
NOWOROCZNA RADA.

Zaburzenia, zo}adkowc sa z}emi
kfopotami. Psuja one wieksza
Geese roku tym, kt0rzy SVEN zdro
WIEN malo sic zajmuja. Zacznij--
Gle cd samego zr0dfa tego zabu--
rzenia i utrzymujcic Vase wnc--
trznosci przcz ca}y rok Wolnc a
pomoca Trinera Amcrykahskiego
EIixiru Gorzkiego Wiia! Me be-
dziecic sic obawiac niestrawnosci
zatwardzenia, braku apetytu, b0-
lu glowy, nerwowosci, og6lnego 0
s}abienia it'd. Lecz nieprzyjmujcie
tanich imitacyi i zadajcie tylko
Trincra Amerykanski Elixir Corr
kiego Wilma. Cena $1.10 W apte--
kach. - pamietajcie tel, re Wa
sza domowa apteczka must zawsze
posiadac Trinera Liniment ma :reu
matyzm, neuralgia, Dol krzyza,.
zwichniecia, nadwyrezenia, opuch
niecia it'd. cena w :aptekach 80
IS cent6w, poczta IS: ir75: cent6w
j Trinera k%agodziciela :Kaszlu; Ia.
kaszel i zazfebienie, bronchitis, O.
chrypniecie it'd. ccna w. aptekach
25 so cent6w, poczta IS $50 cen
tow. - Joseph Triner Company,
wielkowytw6rcy lekarstW 1888
1343 S. Ashland ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
S. P. JAN MARCHLEWICZ.

We wtorek, 1go stycznia, o
yodz. 11.45 w nocy, pozegna} sic
L tym swiatcm s. p. Jan Marchle-
wicz, Fam. pod III. ZIG vsch. 4te:j
ulicy.
NicboSzczyk liczyf IS lat, .uro--
dill sic w Zamartem, parafii eek
Gym pod Tuchola.
DO Amcryki przybyl pred A.
ma laty, osiedli} sic IA farmic w
parafii wino1skiej i gospodarzyl
przcz 81 lat. Oko}o 10 lat tcmu
przcprowadzil sic do Winony, ably
bye blizej koscio}a. iona jego Cd
umar}a go okofo szcsc lat temu.
N~ieboszczyk pozostawia siedmio
TO dzicci: Franciszek w Winonic,
Julianna D~razkowska W Bluff. ST
ding, Wis, J6zcf W Little Falls,
Minn., Paulina Wardyn, NASH
land, Wis.,, Piotr w Bluff Siding,
Wis.,, Anna Ncuman W: Bluff ST.
ding, Wis, i Antoni W Stockton,
Mimi, i jedna s~iostre pania Anne
Szahl w Rolingstonc i brata. Paw
Ia w Michigan.
Zwloki s. p. J6zefiny Pokard
zosta}y przywiezionc W. srode do
Winony do domu jej siostry pa
nj zywickiej ia wsch. 4ta I'll. a
wspolny pogrzeb dziadusia s. p:
Jana Marchlewicza i wnuczki s.
p. J6zefiny odbedzie sic w sobote
o 9tej z kosciola sw. Stanislawa
X. Wieczny ~odpoczynek race i'm
dac. Panic a .swiatfosc wickuista
niechaj i'm swieci ma wieki ,wiecz-
RI. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
S. P. BENJAMIN WALINSKI.

W. dniu Nowego Roku, W -szpi-
talu W Minneapolis, umarF -Benja
min Walinski, syn PaRstwa Fran
ciszka Walinskich dawniej zamie
szkafych w Winonie.
Nieboszczyk liczyl lat "a. Po-
grzeb odbedzie sic w piatek 9tej
godzinie z koscio4a sw. Krzyza w
Minneapolis. Wieczny odpoczy-
mex rae mu dac panic a swiat}osc
wickuista niechaj mi swieci na
wieki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
WiadOm0Sci
MlEJSC0WE.
POPISY w SZKOLE MU-
ZYCZNEJ.

DIS, w piatck wieczorem stu
dentki szkofy muzycznej PAM &C.
cy1ii Czapicwskic.i, 626 wsch. 4tej
al. beda sic pop;sywaG gra ia for
tcpianie. PAM Cxapicwska kilka
miesiecy tcmu r~ozpocze1a udzie-
lac lekcyi cry Ma fo%rtepianie, a
studcntki .juz drugi a beda sic
popisywaiy TEN czego sic nauczy-
".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
UMARLI.
S. P. J0ZEFINA POKARD

S. P. J0ZEFINA A
w poniedzia1ek, 31go grudnia o
6 80 wieczorem umar4a w domu
swych rodzic6w, panstwa Mare.
Drazkowskich zamieszka4ych W
Bluff Siding, c6rka ich PAM joe
fina Pokard. Il ~pierwszego meza
Stefanska). Nieboszka chorowa1a
oko4o szesc miesiecy, liczy}a "a
lat. Pozostawia meza s miesiecz-
ne nicmowle, rodzic0w kilkoro
rodzchstwa. Pogrzeb odbedzic sic
w sobote 0 9tcj Z koSciola Sw. Sta
niSlaWa X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
ARCADIA, WIS.

Donosze ninie.jszem, il PAM Ro
zalia Waletzka przcprowadzi]a sic
re starcgo do ich nowego domku.
.ktorego budowa zajeli sic: Pawe}
.KaraS, J6zef Kabus i Piotr My
mex a wszystek matcryal kt0ry
byl potrzebny do budowy sprowa
DIX do domu syn Michaf.
= Domek pami Rozalii Waletz-
.kiej' wyelada teraz najwspanialcj
Il ca4ej doliny:: Przyjaciel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04


Pszenica zlmowa 2.12-2.16
Kukurydza z6}ta 1.7O-1.75
Jeczmien 1.29-1.59
OWES Mr.. 3 Bialy 78c-79c
zyto 1.86%-1.87h
Len nasienie 3.57-3.60
so. ST. PAUL.
Byd}o 5.00-15:5U
Cieleta COOLIES
SWINE 16.25-16.6o >
Owce 5.O0-13.00
.Jaqnieta 8.O0-16.25
CHICAGO.
Zyto 1874
Kukurydza 1.75-1.76
,Jeczmien 1.4O-1.59
OWES 80$A-81
Byd}o 5.30-14.00
Cieleta 8.50-16.O0
SWINE 12.O0-16.9O
Owce 9.35-13.2O
Jagnieta 13.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
Zapiszcie sobie Wiarusa cd No
wego Roku poczawszy a dostanie-
Gle piekny Kalendarz Maryanski
jake prem;e.
Kalendarzyk Kiesz0nkowy
CZu NAJLEPSZY MF0RMAT0R IZARAZEM
Spiewniczek ma Rok l9l81y i l9l94y.

kalendarzyk ten zawiera przeszlo 160 stronic. Oprawiony
w p6}tno najlepszego gatunku, koloru pomaranczowego, pred
st:wia sic wspaniale. Potrzebny kazdemu. Nawet zo1nierzowi
w armii *Pomiedzy innemi kalendarzyk ten zawiera: Katechizm
Polskiego dziecka. Jeszcze Polska ME zgine1a, Hej panienki p-
s1uchajcie, Op}aty pocztowe. Co wono przewozic do Ameryki.
Tam ma b}onu b}yszczy kwiecie. Hymn skaut6w polskich.
MARY Wagi uzywane W Stanach Zjednoczonych. MARY du-
gosci: MARY zeglarskie. Mary kwadratowe. MARY objetosci.
Wagi aptekarskie, Mara czasu, MARY papieru. MARY zbioro-
we, MARY cm1 sypkich. MARY p}yn6w. MARY handlowe. Wagi
ziotnicze j wielc innych: Pomiary rzadowe. Bywaj dziewcze
Rady. Jak uchronic w1osy cd wypadania: Jak robi6 Cold Cream
Co robic na lqpiez. Co robic ma piegi i opaenie cd s}odca. CO
robic na edciski: ,Jak robic piwo domowe inne zdrowe napoie
informacyj ME spos6b tn wy1mienid. Nadmieniamy jednak; ze
zawarte So jeszcze W tym kalendarzyku rome praktyczne po-
torskie, wykaz ludnosci Stan6w Zjednoczonych i innych Mast
Europy; Wiele Spiewek toast6w. Jest W lynn kalendarzyku.
wiele czystych kartek do kreslenia notatek ma diva lata 1918
1919. Mapa Polski W dawnych granicach jest tz zamieszczona
W tym kalendarzyku. Siowem jest to kalendarzyk ola kazdego.
Mkt ME pozaluje ko go nabedzie.
Ma sprzedaz v Drulazni Wiazysa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
DWAJ POLACY ZAPISALI SIZE
DO KoNNICY.

Nastepujacy polacy zapisali sic
do konnicy Wuja Sama.
Piotr Weaver, 20 lat zamleszka
1y pod nr. 400 Chatficld ulicy.
J0zcf M}ynczak, 20 lat zamicsz
ka}y pod nr. 265 zach 4ta utica.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
ROCZME POSIEDZENIE TOW.
SW, JANA.

0 swoje roczne posicdzenie W sail
w Srode 2go stycznia,
obrali nastepujacych urzedni--
, ZARZAD T~YMCZASOWY.
DyrcktOr -klemenS HintZ
Sekrctarz tym. Leon. .Losinski.
ZARZAD STAKY.
Prczes - Jan Rybarczyk
Vic. Prczes.- Stan CzaplcWski
Sckrctarz - Franc Grupa
Vice SEX Piotr Czapiewski
:!Odzwicrny VOL Kistowski
Kasyer- Jan Bernatz
Opickunowie kasy
Pawc} Wo]Ski
.Jakub kuklinski
MarsZalkoWie
Jan Dywan Piotrz Colt
Chorqzy J0zcf Fabich
Pod chorazy ID. Szczepanski
Frank GrochowSki
DO Baldachu Leon Losinski
Jan Sydel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04

Kapral William Czaplewsh, al
tylerzysta w Camp Taylor, Kentu
cky odwiedzil swych krewnych
w Winonie. Czaplewski zapisa}
sic ma lokalnej STACEY rekrutacyj
mel oko1o s miesiecy temu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
W|lAD0MOSCl OSOBISTE.
Gosc z CHICAGO.

U panstwa A. C~ysewskich PREY
trzeciej ulicy bawi} przez kilka
dni pan Franciszek Or1owski, bu
chatter w ofisie kolei Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul, W Chicago.
Cysewscy, ma Geese go
scia urzadzili wieczorek we willie
Nowego Roku ma kt6ry zgroma-
dzi1o sic wiele tutejsej m}odziezy.
Pan Jan Worzai1a Z Stevens
Point, Wis, bawi cd kilku ty-
godni W Winonie u swej c6rki pa
nj Julianny Cieminskiej. Pan We
rza}fa takze odwiedzif swa c6rke
Pania Margarine. Fischer W La
Crosse, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
WYJECHALI z WINOEE.

Bernard Wyrdych, prywatny,
kt6ry tn bawi1 Ia urlopie Il swych
krewnych odjecha} we wtorek do
Harrisburg, Miss, ably dalej pei
nic swe obowiazki jake zolnierz z.
artlyerya "E" 1890 regimentu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
Ceny hurtowne.

WY
Maslo-42 do 45c
Ser-25 do SOC
Mi0d-12 do 15c
Jaja tuzin-36 do 40c
-Siano Tymotka-14.00 do 1900
:Siano dzikie-10.00 do 1900
Fasola (Beans)-$9.00
Kartofle-80 do soc
Owies-72c
= Kukurydza stara-2.00 e.
. Kukurydza swieza--1.25 do 1.33
Raportowane przez Winona NAL
ting Go.
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 3 ex.-1.5O
Jeczmien Mr.. 3-1.46
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 4-1.42
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 5-1.32
zYWY TOWAR
Raportowane przez Inter State
Packing Co.
SWINE.
cd 200 do 225 funtow 1915
cd ITO do $50 fun. 13.25-15.25
cd $50 do 165 funt. 13.25-14.O0
Tuczne 12.75-15.25
Prosiaki S.00-11.50
Byd1o.
Byczki (steers) 6.00-S.0O
Krowy 5.00-7.00
Byki 5.00-7.00 ......
Tuczne 4.00-5.0O
Cieleta 5.O0-12.00
Owce. ,
Jagnieta $8-$l2.
] Owce 4.5O-7.50z
Dr6b
J: Kury Mode tic
Il Kury stare. 11-15
Koguty lie
J Kaczki 14c
Gesi tluste he -
Indyki15-18e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
KALENDARZ
ZDROWIA.

Pieknicjszy niz kiedykolwiek
przedtem jest nowy Trinera Ka-
lendarz scienny' ma rok 1918.
Wspania1a postac boginii Zdro-
via, Aiosaca pred SODA roslinne
sk1adniki Trincra lekarstw, two
rzy srodek, piec interesujacych
historycznych obrazkow ilustruja
.rozwoj lekarstw, a diva widoki
przedstawiaja nowoczesne UREA
dzenic Trincra- Chemicznego La
boratoryum. Przyslijcie 10 centow
ma koszta przesylki. JOS. Triner,
wyr6bca Trinera Amerykahskiego
.EIxiru Gorzkiego Wilma i innych
lekarstw, 133-1343 S. Ashland av.
Chicago, Ill. ~
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Jezeli zo1adek. chory, macie zap
chanie, jad1o* ME smakuje, apetyt
znika, czujecie ocieza1osc, teposc
umyslu, wnetrznosci ME pracuja,
watroba odretwiala, nerki nie rra
cuja dobrze, ME mozesz sypiiac, .je-
stes zupelnie zruJnowany po--
trzebu:jecie -HolIlster'a~' Rocky
Mountain herbaty. To wszystko.
w apiece Brown'a a. Og}.
Evening star., 1918-03-28
Sunbeams of Bowling.
Communicated:


"After all that boost you Eave
the Maroons last week. you failed
to say single word about the
trimming we gave them Monday
night in two games. We prncti-
caIIy put them out of the running
for the pennanf. How about its"i
George King.
Maroons started the match with
a splendid chance,
So they thought;
But when the Grand Cenffnh
had finished the dance.
And then wound mp by spanking
their pants,
They were nought.
Wen, George, does that suit yous
or, maybe, you'd rather have It
this way:
when Maroons took the first
game with n smash.
They got teasy;
But after Grand Centrals had
started the dash
That saved George King n lot OF
his cash.
They were easy.
In a match last night somebody,
instead of writing "Dummy0 in
the lineup I'm place of an sbsent
player. wrote "S1ncker" Prob
ably Dummy would be excused
for being n "slacker" on the
ground that he lacked good judE-
ment.
Pezxaro rolled ~ in his second
game for the National Capitals
against Coiumbiax. and the game
was lost by eight pins. For ten
minutes afterward he was in just
MS good favor with his teammates
as the Crown Prince WINS with the
German people after Verdun.
When National Capitals or In
gIesfdes lose to a taii-cnder. they
feel juSt about as joyful ms the
Germans would during their her
culenn effort in the west If they
were to learn that their Russian
front had been rolled mp.
when he starts to bowl Ewers
of Pentalpha takes a pose that
womb have done credit to Terry
McGoyern In his palmiest days.
That was suggested to Ike Field,
Pentalpha captain. and he Ia
cOnicnily remarked that his team
believed In being prepared. He
further informed ua that IL we
wanted his opinion ON other
things he thought it was colder
in winter than summer. and there
might have been n hard frost last
night, but he didn't sec ii.
Can you blame st. Johns for
forfeiting:
Evening star., 1918-03-28

5good- start to straddle the engine and
take up a less exposed position on the
extreme end of the tail Unfortunately
for me. the pilot with me saw my start
for other parts. and I am still receiv-
ing congra tulations on my determined
battle with the German ghost.
I'VE have very intensive training on
the Lewis machine gun. In our work
this gun is regarded the most secure
life insurance policy one can have
gun apart with one hand and fly with
the other
During the first hours-of this train
ling we generally scatter most of tha
lever. when we stop to think what will
happen to us over the line il we have
the trigger in field mile back and
the barrel in another field. it doesn't
take us long to hang on to all parts
Target work in the air is very ex-
citing. The target is towed behind
one plane and the gunner in another
following The pilot towing the tar
get has by far the most exciting part
You should see US when we have
our winter flying kit on. / put on first
a canvas, fur-lined union suit. On my
feet have big fur-lined boots, which
reach to my hips, and I generally wear
five or six pairs of WOODEN sox. Over
the union suit | wear long leather
coat with leather gauntlet gloves
which reach nearly to my shoulders
ron my head | have two knit helmets
and a heavy fur-1ined leather helmet.
81 wear Gather google mask. which
leaves only the tip of my nose exposed
and thereby generally hangs an icycle
when ] come down. But, believe me
we certainly need all we can pile on
The only bad feature about SO many
clothes is that it restricts ones move
ments somewhat, and at times fellow
needs about three pairs of hands ant
feet.
Several days agn we were lost in 6
snowstorrns at 5000 feet and had few
bad minutes trying to get back to the
aerodrome. Our work at present /:
done nearly all after dark. One hun
dred and 200 miles at 4 900 feet is great
sport One sees the tiny little light:
slip so quietly by way down below anc
the little toy trains putting along.
ION moonlight nights it is especially
beautiful, and when the visibility is ia
vorable one can see twenty to thirty
miles in all directions from an eleva
| tion of 5000 to 5000 feet. The hardes
| part of our work consists of short flip:
! at high attitudes. and at this time o.
! year all the clothes in the country can
| not keep the frost from ones marrow
/ at 1900 feet. The fact is that gener
! ally these fiips are cut short by the
water in the radiator freezing, in which
| case one dives for the aerodrome ant
I hunts the hottest stove"