davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-06-21

and Mrs. Adoiph Lrasscux moto, I'd to
Lafayette last week
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-06-21

II viii bc ''Grccu Fancy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-06-21

Rev. and Mrs. :. o. Olivier are the
proud parents of a fine baby boy. which
arrived Thursday morning.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-06-21

Ms. w. b. Utlcy and children return
ed their home in New Orleans after
a pleasant visit with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. f.. NJ. Stcbbins.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
Huston Got Real Dope
From This Guy

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April
Colonel Huston sat in the
bleachers the other day watch
ing the Yankees cavort, and
next to him was a citizen who
evidently came from Cincinnati,
where managers last from one
to two years.
~Wen," began his neighbor,
4this surely will be Miller Hug
qiuS last year if he don't win
that pennant Don't you think
so?"
~oh, not necessarily" replied
the colonel. HI think that the
club owners are more reason
able than that I hear Jake
Rupert is a pretty level-head-
ed man"
'Oh, he might be, all night, " said
the man from Cincinnati. The
trouble is with this guy. Hus-
ton. I hear it's a pennant or
nothing for him" And the
colonel almost laughed himself
into Mysteries
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

at hiB mercy. Three Str1Ce-Outs are
credited TO him.
FIaherty Did Wen
FIaherty and Lynch did the pfbch-
ing stuff for the Regulars. WIRING
the first four frames, the Washington
youth held the Vans to one lone tally,
although he got into several tight
places which. but for excellent held-
ing Of his teammates, would have re-
suited in q Waterloo.
After F7aheFty came Lynch The
Iowa twirler, hike Ayers, is suffering
from a sore arm, and after his failure
to put any speed or hooks on the ball,
Captain Mcbride called it q day.
Picinich and Agnew did the recefV-
ing for the Regulars. while Charity
held down the Job for the youngsters.
The Regulars scored in the first.
third, and fourth frame
Manager Griffith had a vacation,
visiting friends at Bon Air. The
washington squad will depart Thurs
day of next week for Charlotte, N. c.,
for their opening clash with the
Philadelphia Nationals.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
GIANTS WILL PLAY
WORLD CHAMPIONS

TAMPA, fla, April THE worlds
champion Boston Red Sox and the
New York Giants open their spring
series here today. Two games are
to be played here. and then the teams
will 20 to Gainesville. Fla for two
more.
Manager Barrow win use young
pitchers in the games here, but Babe
Ruth may face the Giants for a
while before the series ends.
Jess Winters and RED, Caussy are
down to fling for the Giants today.
The Red Sox and Giants win travel
northwest together. playing in Co
Iumbia. S. c.; Spartanburg, S. c., and
Winston-Salem, N c.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
CLARENDONOPENS
CAMPAIGN SUNDAY

The 1919 baseball season at1Clzrens
don gets under way Sunday aftsF-
noon at 3:SO. when JOo GlsbeRS cracB
Clarendon outAt lines - against ths
y. NJ II. A, OF WashfnghSA. The dia-
mOnd IL in good condition, and . lGrDS
crowd IL expected 20 be On hand.
Business hanageF ~ w. lEatnHaus
OF the Clarendon club. has an Opan
date on April -. and Wdshe06O@hea8
from some strong team,
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE IN
NEED OF SEVERAL CLUBS

The Capital City Baseball League
will start up with an eight-club ros-
ter II teams will communicate with
T. c. CheItenham, 424 Ninth street
northwest. II is expected that a
strong eight-club circuit will be
formed. Four teams have already
expressed willingness to enter the
junior organization
A meeting will be arranged for
next week, at which time it Is ex-
pected that a league will be formed.
In 1917 the Capital City circuit win
ner was declared the junior title win
ner Of the District and played the
Baltimore champions.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
MUST ACCEPT CUT.

WAXAHACHIE, Tex, April A.
Manager Pat Moran says that Lee
Mages will have to accept his salary
cut or quit baseball. Nagee received
$4,000 on q three-year contract when
he Joined the Yankees. This contract
was assumed BY the Reds last season.
but IL came to an end with the 1918
season. The nav salary rendered him
- far short Of that amount
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
Resembles Joe EngeI
On Hilock

Connie MseAb young msn
battled against SIsrthmore in
the first exhibition game Of the
year, and fer q couple Of frames
thought they were facing "My
Poy ChOe" EngeL They weren't,
though, for the Vild man Of the
mound was Johnny LAfhin,
SwarthmOre's great football aAd
basketball star.
LaFkin climbed the hin IN the
seventh and lasted two innings.
In that time he faAned noHody,
but he allowed seven slams and
seven free tickets for ten tai
lies.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
BASEBALL BRIEFS
FOR YOU

Down IN Jacksonville where the
Yankees are training, there is an al
ligGtor coyly admitting it is 500 years
old Ping Bodie spends his off hours
learning alligatese, or whatever al
ngators talk among themselves, and
the banana peddler. hopes to give the
Joyful razz to Tommy Connolly the
first time he sees him on the dia-
mOnd
Johnny McGraw Il delighted with
the training season games he has
booked with the Red Sox and Griff-
msn, believing that major league
pttching will be an excellent thing
for his batsmen-
John H DonneIly, OF Lowell. Mass,
has been chosen president OF the New
England League for 1e1e-20. The
season will open ON May Is and close
On Labor Day.
Warren Adams has faeIid to make
good At first base for the Brooklyn
Doc Johnston, OF the Cleveland In
dians, has been placed on the tnItisl
corner.
Jim Thorpe. the famous Indian Gth-
Iete, is making his usual number Of
home runs at the Giants training
camp. He ceases this nefarfOuS work
with the opening OF the big league
season
Red" Shannon hopes hen make
good with the Griffmen, If only to
have the laugh on George StAllings,
who couldn't see him with the
BrGReG
Fred Thomas has made = good I'M
preston upon Connie Mack Thomas
was in poor hearth while with the
Red Sox Service at Great Lakes has
made q fair ball player into q fisrt-
class performer.
John Paul Jones is a rookie pitch
er with the Giants Yes, you guessed
it-they call him admiral"
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
MCCOY WOULD MEET
O'DOWD FOR TITLE

JERSEY CITY. N. J. April 4.-Al
Mccoy. former middleWeight cham
piOn, will attempt q comeback here
tsnight in an eight-round bout
against SerEt. Gordon Mckay, of
Camp Merritt. Mccoy hopes to Sc
cure = bout with Mike O'Dowd. the
champion, when he returns to this
country from France.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
MARATHoNERs READY.

Mike Lynch will probably be
among the entrants for the fiVe-mils
Liberty Marathon runners at Camp
Holobird, Baltimore, on Sunday after
noon A big field has been entered.
Entries close with Edwip c. Schmidt.
1890 West North avenue. Baltimore,
Nd, today.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
C00MBS' PHILLIES MEET
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE

CHARLOTTE, N. C. Apr1 THE
Phillies tomorrow will line mp
against the North CarolinG A and E
team, making the third college team
they have met since arriving here
Stringer is picked to do the twirling.
Doug Baird has recovered and is
able to play again, but George CasaE-
"a will be out of the game for a while
with a strained shoulder.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
TY COBB WILL
Join TIGERS
IN DAY OR So

. AUGUSTA, c.. April 4-Ty Cobb
Uf1l be with the Detroit Tigers this
0oAsOn, and there is rejoicing in the
camp or the Griffmen who were first
- hear the good news. The immor-
NAl Georgia Peach" has been holding
back ever since returning from France
Reoping the fans on the anxious seat.
eat today he made IL known that he
WOuld join the Tigers at Macon to-
uOrrOw or Sunday. He has virtually
settled his salary differences with the
oluh
That's the best news baseball fans
SFGryWhere can get to day" said
Manager Clark Griffith cobb is
SStly the greatest ball player in the
YoEld. and the grand old game can
- AFFORD to lose him"
A casualty, lack Of pep, sore arms.
G1d On top Of all that a five and a
emlf inning game resulted yester-
6ny at Warren Park for the plain
01d simple reason that Clark Griffith
Was not in attendance at the usual
daily grind Of the athletes he has
0Athered here for the purpose OF fit
ting themselves for the big league
storm. which will get under way
Ghortly.
Harper Ii wounded
Harry Harper, the Hackenseck
eWiFleE, is the casual He was knock
81 from the machine gun nest at the
Dtteher's box by q high-powered shell
4om. the bat Of Joe Judge. The
drive landed on his left shin, and
completely incapacitated the' left
sander from further participation.
Harper was carried to the club house,
where. although Trainer Martin po-
10unced q severe bruise, he volun-
teered TO return to the box, and com
Rlete his work. The grandstand play,
however. was given the once-over by
Captain Mcbride, the boss during
GFiffs absence, and refused
Harper was representing the Yam
dganS. he tossed over his four prac-
Rtce balls, and then Judge, lead-off
nan from the Regulars, faced him.
o. the first ball pitched, Judge con-
1ected with one OF the pOrtsiders'
offerings, and returned the pill with
gTeater velocity than he received it.
doing the damage.
Doc Ayers and Harry Thompson
were elected TO finish out the box
work for the Yannigans, the former
1eadinE off. Suffering with q sore
arm. Doc was easy picking for the
Regulars, because of his wildness.
vGood fielding, however, kept the
score to three runs.
Thompson took the mound in the
nth, and during that and the final
inning Of the game held the Regular
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
WILLIE MEEHAN is COMING
EAST FOR RING CONTESTS

Willie Meehan, the far-coast heavy
weight who holds a referees decision
over Jack Dempsey, is on his way
East. Meehan is coming by easy
stages. He will stop OF at Denver
for a fifteen-round battle to q de-
cision with Billy MIske on April 10.
Meehan IL the freak of the boxing
world. He has boxed in every class
from bantam to heavy; looks any
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
MERLINKOPP WILL
FACE BALTIMORE

PHILADELPHIA. April Merlin
Kopp has wired Connie Mack from
Toledo saying ne would join the Ath-
l"f 20" in baltimore when they line mp
against the International Orioles to-
morrow. Roland Naylor, promising
twirler, has reported for work.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
ALEX MAY APPEAR
IN OPENING GAME

CHICAGO, April 4-Grover Alexan-
der may pitch for the Cubs In the
opening game on April %. Il was
learned today. He Is due to arrive
in New York on April II, and should
be discharged from the service in
plenty OF time to report.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
.NTwERP GETS OLYMFCS.

ROME, April 4.-The 1920 Olympic
games will be staged in Antwerp,
Belgium. England and France have
already decided that representatives
Of the central powers will not be
eligible to compete.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
LEVNsKY 10 BIGW MsU

TULSA. Okla, April &-B0tG
LevinslEy, BridgspoEt. I'D BZS
AIlsze, st. PsnL win batde a6Ver -
nfteen-rOund route for tie Hg
heavyweight ehamDiOnshfD a. -
world here Friday. Aprn H
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
EREn McMULLIN SIGNS.

MINERAL WELLS, Tex. April A.
Fred McMuIlin, the White SoX in
fielder. has signed his contract, and
will report tomorrow at Houston.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

thing but . aghtSF. aAd yst haa
caused plenty OF trouble for the best
now IN the rfAG.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
WILL BOUTS.

Amateur Athletic Union titles will
be decided in boxing on April II and
I0 at the Baltimore Athletic Club, in
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
FEwsTER WITH YANKs.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April A.
-Chiek" Fewster, the iniielder. has re-
ported to the Yankees, making the
squad now complete
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

John Paul Jones is a rookie pitch
er with the Giants. Yes, you guessed
it-they call him admiral"
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

Red" Shannon hopes hem make
good with the Griffmen, If only tc
have the laugh on George StAllings
who couldn't see him with the
BrGReG
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

Ty Cobb Decides To Play Ball;
Manager Griffith Is Pleased
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03

w odpowiedzi ma liczne zapy:
tania kierowane do Konsulatu
Konsulat Generality zawiadamia
re sprawl jak najkorzystniejsze.
go uregulowania op1acanego przei
:obywateli polskich W Stanach
Zjednoczonych podatku osobistc
dochodowego, znajduje sienna u
konczeniu i wynik staran Konsu-
latu podany zostanie niebawem dc
publicznej Wiadomosci.
kacznie 2 ia sprawl wdrozonC
akcye 0 wstrzymanie wydalania
z fabryk robotnikow polskich ME
majacych papier6w obywatelskich
Amerykanskich.
Ola wyjasnienia dodaje, re pier
wsze papiery Amerykanskie ME
zmieniaja obywatelstwa polskiego.
Mona jechac do kraju "a pasz-
portem polskim chloe sic te papie:
ny posiada. Kto ma drugie papie.
ry, jest juz o~byWatelem Stan6w
'Zjednoczonych i chcac jechac dc
Polski, must postarac sic o pasz.
port Amerykanski i wize polskie.
60 Konsulatu.
KONSUL GENERALITY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
PRZEDHISTORYCZNY PKUG
ZNAIEZIONY.

Zabytek, zdaje sic pozostawiony
przez ludzi, kt6rzy zyli W Mime
socie zanim tn ~jeszcze przybyli
Indyanie, zosta} wydobyty z zie-
mi niedaleko Faribault, MINI.
jest to kamienny plug noszacy
wszelkie oznaki przedhistoryczne-
go orygina}u. Znaleziony zosta} ma
farmie Williama Pye, i znajduje
sic obecnie wystawiony W oknie
jednego sk1adu w Faribault. Wy
rzezbiony zostaf Z twardego ka-
mienia, i jest W takiej formie re
MONA go przyczepic do drewnia
nego draga i moze bye ciagniony
przez zwierze albo przez kilka O.
sob.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03

pobiezeniu przeciW ogniu, W kaz
DEF publicznej szkole tego stanu.
Stanowy marszaIek ognia zyczy
sobie przynaglie azeby kaznodzie.
je W tym stanie poswiecili czasem
W dyskusyach cos Q zapobieganiu
cd ognia W niedziele Ago i 11-gc
pazdziernika - niedziele pred
po 9-tym pazdziernika. Naszym
jedynym srodkiem zWr6cenia ma
to uwagi ministr6w stanu jest
przez kolumny gazet.
Ktokolwiek zyczy1by sobie biz.
szych informacyi W tel sprawie
moze osiegnac przez skQmuniko
wanie sic natychmiast re stano-
wynn marsza1kiem ognia, pod po-
nizszym adresem:
George H. Nettleton,
State Fire Marshal
State Capital,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03

W odpoWledzl ma llczne zapy
tania przysy1ane do Konsulatu
Konsulat Generality zawiadamia
re wszystkie pieniadze zlozone "
instytucyach rzadowych Rosyjs-
kich ma. terenie bylego zaboru Ro.
syjskiego zosta}y sWego czasu wy:
wiezione przez 6Wczesne w1adze
Rosyjskie w g}eb Rosyi. Ponie.
waz obecnie Europejska Rosya
znajduje sic prawie Gala pod PIANO.
waniem Bolszewikow, z ktoremj
zadne z panstw sprzymierzonych
ME utrzymuje stosunk6w, zas Pol.
ska znajduje sic W stanie wojen-
nym, niemozliwem jest dzisiaj po-
czynienie :jakichkolwiek krok6w.
|celem odzyskania tych sum. Male
zy sic z tenn wstrzymac az do cza
SUI %ulozenia sic stosunk6W W Rosy
i z Rosya.
Co sic tyczy sum zlozonych W
prywatnych bankach %polskich, ma
caiym obszarze. Rzeczypospolitej
.Polskiej oraz W instytucyach RIA
#dowych austryackich i niemiec-
kich na terenie Galicyi i Poznan-
skiego to funkcyonuja one wszyst
kie jak pred wojna; osoby eaten
kt6re maja do Mich pretensye, pc
winny zwr6cic sic do mich wprost
najlepiej listen policemen, (regis
tered) Konsulat W spraWach tgo
rodzaju posredniczyc moze tylko
0 lie chodzi 0 legalizacye pefno-
mocnictw Tub innych dokumentow
kt6re W poszczeg6lnych wypad-
kach okazalyby sic potrzebne W
celu podjecia pieniedzy.
Obligacye Rzadu Stan6w lied.
noczonych, to jest tax zwane Lii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
1WWlIARUSs Piatek, dniia 33-go Pazdziernika, 1919.


.berty Victory Bonds, oraz War
Saving Stamps maja WIasciWa
Wartosc tax Polsce jaktutaj Ma
rasziie ME doradza sic tych bond6W
sprzedaWac lub W inny sposob poz
byWac. Nalezy oczekiwac re wkr6t
&c take " Ameryce bedzie MOI
ma zamienic jedne ma drugie.
Rad Polsk wprowadzajac no
wa walute "lotych'', co " maj
blizszym czasie nastapi, bedzie wy
mienia1 mark j korony ma tho
CO sic tyczy rubli to W kraju
"a ME zakupic polska View
netrzna pozyczke PanstWoWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
CITY PAZDZIERNIK DNIEM
Z~APOBIEGAWCZvM Cd
OGNIA.

Dzien 9-go pazdziernika mama
czony zosta1 i obchodzony ma bye
przez ludzi IA .og6lne ]czyszczenie
i usuwanie wszystkich smieci, ME
czystosci i niezdatnych rupieci W
podw6rzach.
Wszystko motive ma bye czy-
nnione w celu pobudzenia naszych
mieszkanc6w do usuniecia ogro-
mu z%apalnych rupieci i okazanie
kazdemu pojedynczemu jego obo-
wiazku i nak}onienia 60 do wziecia
wiekszego zainteresowania W spra
vie zabezpieczenia pred og-
MEM.
Musztry ogniowe maja sic Cd
bye we wszystkich publicznych i
prywatnych szkoiach wykonany
bye tego dnia program oza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03

11ecZenSCWa.
Statystyka Wykazuje, ze roczne
straty krajoWe q poWodu choroby
suchot Wynosza 50O.O00.0OO. Su-
choty W Wiekszym stopniu ataku-
ia ludzi pracujacych W ciemnych
niesanitarnych miejscach aniizeli
pracujacych W biurach, i jezeli
suchoty ME zabija familijnego 70
botnika to stale sic on ciezarem
sp61eczenstWa.
Ma kazdych 100 ludzi SO ma "
sWoim organizmie bakcyle SUI
chotnicze, lecz W bardzo wielu
wypadkach trzymaja sic one W
szczelinach przez siebie uformowa
nych i ME zostana zniszczone do
p6H op6r organizmu jest nizki
DO przez to dale sic bakcylom
|sposobnosc rozszerzania, dlatego
bardzo wanna jest rzecza ably spo
tegowac. ia odpornosc. Najwiek-
!szymi Wrogami bakcyli suchotni-
'czych SO, swieze powietrze, zdro-
we czyste pokarmy i Wypoczy-
mex.
Wyleczenie suchot wp1ywa O
gromnie ma warunki zyciowe.
Przypusse6my re zonaty robotnik
pracujac W fabryce dostaje SUI
.chot. w czasie kuracyi IONA jego,
albo musi p6jsc do fabryki praco-
wac i tym sposobem 1atwiej pod
lega chorobie, albo Gala rodzina
zostaje ma 1asce publicznej. Prey
puscmy dalej re .chory czuje sic
dobrze i.zostaje zwolniony z sana,
toryum. w tym wypadku moze
wykonywac tylko bardzo lekka
prace, PREY ktoreJ mafo zarobl,
jezeli zas zajmie sic ciezsza praca
choroba moze powr6cic vice w O.
bydwoch wypadkach korzystac
musi z p%ublicznej dobroczynnoSci
to So w1asnie n%astepstwa SUI
chot.
Edukacya W tym wzgledzie jest
konieczna i wszystko musi bye u
czynione ably ludziom wyjasnic co.
to SO. suchoty i jak sic uchronic
cd tel choroby.
Narodowe Stowarzyszenie zwal
czania suchot i 1000 stanowych i
lokalnych towarzystw, rozrzuco-
nych pc ca1ych Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, prowadza te prace eduka
cyjna a m%ateryalnie popierana
jest ona tylko przez sprzedaz INA
czkow Czerwonego Krzyza W cza-
sic pred Bozem Narodzeniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
Oczyscl sumienie przez pu:
bIiczne powiedzienie 0
kradzie1y kur.

MANKATO, MINI. 2 pazdzier
Osadzony 0 kradziez kur, zafra
sowany obywatel z Westbrook, wy
bra4 r~ac1ej og1osic publicznie przy
mamie sic do kradziezy anizeli ist
do wiezienia. Postepowaf on utica.
mi "a wozem W kt6rym sic znajdo
wa1y ukradzione kury, ni6sf tabli.
ce z napisem "sJa ukrad1em tie ku.
ry PAM Hopkins"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
UUWAzAJ MA PIERWSZE OBJ.
JAWY.

Epidemic influenzy jest dwu-
letnia kleska. Epidemic z roku
1890 ukaza1a sic powt6rnie w ro-
ku 1891. Powr6t eaten influenzy
zdaje sic bye nnieunikniony tel
.jesieni i zimy. w wielu miejscach
daily sic zauwazyc pewne view
netrzne z%aburzenia jake pierwsze
objawy tel zarazy. Wykazuje to
waznosc tax niezawodnego lekar-
silva, jak kazda rodzina ma w
Trinera Amerykanskim Elixiru
Gorzkiego Wilma. To lekarstwo
dzia1a znamienicie we wszystkich
wewnetrznych zaburzeniach. O.
czyszcza ono kiszki i utrzymuje
takowe czysto. Pobudza ono lola
dek do normalnego dzialania i
wzmacnia system trawiacy. w
wypadkach febry lub powrocie
! do zdrowia Trinera Angelica Co.
rzki Tonik jest godzien zalecenia.
Ksiadz Skocek z miasta Jareu,
Tex. pisaf nam zesz1ej wiosny, re
Trinera Angelica Gorzki Tonik
|pom6gl mu zadziwiajaco W po-
wrocie do zdrowia pc bardzo sill
nym ataku influenzy. Dostan O.
bydwa tie lekarstwa Il swego APP
tekarza natychmiast! Joseph Fri
nner Company, 1888 S. Ash
land Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
oSTATNI MIEsIAC PRAWA.

Prawo oszczedzania sWiat1a
dziennego rozpocze1o sic W srode
j konczy sw6j ostatni miesiac eg
zystencyi, skoro kongres zni6sI to
prawo, ktore wejdzie W moo z kon
Gem tego sezonu Wtenczas skonczy
sic ma zawsze oszczedzenia swiatla
dziennego. PodEug oryginalnego.
W ostatnia niedziele pazdzier-
nika, albo cd przysz}ej niedzieli
"a try tygodnie, t j .26 pazdzierl
nika. Wtenczas zegary beda cof-
niete 0 godzine i p%ozostana tax
trwale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
Czy cheese Brac1e .wiedziec ct
sic w swiecie dzieje?
Jezeli TAX to czyta "Wiarusa.
WAL
XII z sUCHoTAMI.

lS-3
dratowy kawa1ek papieru ME wy.
glada ma to ably m6g} rozwiazat
|jeden z najwiekszych i najniebez:
pieczniejszych problem6w ludzko.
|sci. Jednakow6z ten kawa}ek ma
kt6rym widnieje drukowany Ger.
wony Krzyz zyczenia "Weso1ych
|Swiat" i Szczesliwego Nowego
Roku' jest jedynym zr6d1em do
dalszego prowadzenia i ~zwieksze-
MIA WALK z suchotami, Walk kt0-
ra jest juz cd dziesieciu lat pro
wadzona.
lynn mafym kawafkiem papieru
Ejest pieczatka, kt6ra Czerwony
Krzyz co rok pred Bozem Marc
dzeniem sprzedaje ma ia w}asnie
wake. Kosztuje, on tylko jednego
centa. Wydatek centowy ME zu-
bozy nikogo.... a z tych ~centoW
%powstaje fundusz pozwalajacy ia
zWalczenie suchot W cafym kraju
i ma przeprowadzenie Rampant
pouczajacej jak sic tel choroby
wystrzegac jak ia leczyc. Utrzy-
mamie zdrowia jest najwyzszym
zadaniem w1aczonym ma bark
ludzkiej rasy i "a Wszelka Gene
musi bye utrzymane jezeli. ME ma
zagrazac postepowi i cywilizacyi.
Dziesiec lat temu NarodoWe Sto
warzyszenie do zwalczania suchot
rozpocze}o sprzedaz tych znacz-
k6w, kt6ra z kazdym rokiem INA
cznie zwieksza}a sic, poniewaz III
die zrozumieli re choroba suchot
must bye zwalczona. w roku bieza
Gym ma bye sprzedanych znacz-
kow ma sumo 100000 a zebra
ne pieniadze ma ten sam eel 20
stana uzyte.
Najwazniejszem zadaniem Sto-
warzyszenia jest wyjasniac lu-5
dziom re tel choroby MONA sic u
strzedz. Mkt ME chce choroWac i.
gdy bedzie Wiedzial jak sic
tel choroby ustrzedz, bedzie odpo
postepowae.
!. Suchoty zabijaja rocznie $780,
600 ludzi, a ma kazdegoumarlego]
2 tel choroby przypada oko1o 20
choryeh. v tym kraju co try mi
nuty umiera jedna osoba ma SUI
choty. Re fakta moWia same "a
j Wykazuja jak koniecz
mem jest proWadzenie Rampant
edukacyjnej o zachoWaniu zdro-,
via. 40 |
Gzlowiekpracujacy rekami mu-
81 mice dobre zdroWie,b DO to caly,
jego majatek. " latach pomieedzy
90 30 rokliiem zycia. przedstaWia
iIe najbardziej produkacyjna
/ najbardziej WartoscioWa nietyyl
10 ola siebie ale idla sWeggo sp6-z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
LOFNIK BYE BLISKIM ME-
SZCZE

Pulk. Lyle Tro, kt6ry Wzlaty--
wal W swym aeroplanie podczas
WystaWy W Rochester, Q malo co
uszedf wielkiemu nieszczessciu ".
.Rushmor, Mimi. gdy popychacz q
jego maszyny sic zlamaf praWie
.kiedy aeroplan znajdowa1 sic ma.
5000 stop Wysoko a on spusch sic.
ma ziemie z niejakiemi trudnoscia
i W bardzo ostrem ladoWaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03

| WiadOmOSci
! MIE|JSCOWE.

Pan MARGIN Drazkowsh otrzyma1
W srode wieczorem z New Yorku
telegram, donoszacy 0 szczesliWem
WyladoWaniu jego syna Hieroni-
ma, kt6ry sic znajdowal z armia
we Francyi tam sic ozeni4. Teraz
powrocil z iona do Ameryki i
wkr6tce. przybedzie do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
PAM WKODARCZYK JUz W
DOMU.

PAM Janowa R.. W1odarczyk z
Owatonna MINI. kt6ra W tutej-
Sym szpitalu podda}a sic niebez-
piecznej operacyi, znajduje sic
juz W domu swych rodzic6w, pan
silva Jak. Rogal6w W Winonie,
gdzie pozostanie przez jakis czas,
zanim odjedzie do swego domu W
Owatonnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-03
KLEJEM.

Isaak i Louis Stevenson z Trem.
peleau powiatu zostali ciezko po-
palerzeni W szczegolny spos6b W
Elewa gdy masa rozpuszczonego
kleju kt6ry rozrabiali W naczyniu
do paszy explodowa1a i abla}a
ich twarze.