davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
~Raportowaae przez e. Miller

Mako
Przenna maka W " becz. papie
rowych workach jeden Pc $50
Przenne srot 10 fnt papierowe
work. po rs
Przenica 5 funt papierowe wor-
HI jeden 40
Ekonomiczny Cereal 5 fnt pa
pierowe work. Pc Al
Proste zyto 10 fnt papierowe
work. kazdy 81
lolita kornowa kasza 10 fnt wo
Xxi Pc 49c
Czysta bukwita 10 int papiero~
we work. Pc 73c
Same podnoszaca bukwita 4
fnt papierowe work. pc 30c
Fasza-
Przenny Bran VI 100 fnt wor-
kach, tona pc 400
Przenny Middlings tona 1900
Zytni middlings tona 400
Reddog 100 fn work. tona $500
Ceny kurtowne.
Mas}o As
Ser 1915
Mod $50
Jaja tuzin IS
Siano Tymotka 16.O0-20.00
Siano dixie 12.OO-14.0O
Kartofle 70
Fasola Beans 300
OWES So
Kukurydza Swleza 1.35-1.4O
Raportowane przez Winona NAL
ting Co.
Jeczmien Swiezy Nr. 3 g. Ito
JeczmieL swiezy Nr. 3 LOS
Jecznien sTiezy Nr. i 1.O2
Jeczmien Sviezy Nr. ; Sc
zYWY TOWAk
Raportowane przez inter State
Packing Co.
SWINE.
cd 40 do POO funtow 1878
cd 225 do 275 funtow 1000
Prosiaki 12.OO-17.O0
Tuczne 17.O0-16.O0
Byd1oI
Byczki 7.O0-1l.M
Krowy 100000
Byki 6.GO-9.OO
Tuczlle 4.O0-5.5O
Cie]eta 6.W-14.m
0wce.
Jagnieta S.00-12.W
Owce 4.W-7.O0
Drob.
Hurry 15-15
koguty 10-12
Hurry mlode 1870
MINNEAPOLIS.
kukurydza Mr. 3 z6i l65-1.66
Jeczmieh 1.00-1.l2
OWES 65-66
Zyto 1.46-1.4S
Len nasienie 4-7e-4S0
S. ST. PAUL.
Cieleta 6.5O-14W
Bydlo 5-25-1425
SWINE 100000
Owce 2.DO-9.50
Jagnieta 7.O0-13.50
CHICAGO.
Zy1o la
kukurydza l.7O-172
Jeezmien 1.13-1.17
Owies 67-6S
Bydlo 7.50-13.m
SWINE 1SW-3O.75
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
KOMUNIA SW. W PARA
FIJI SW. KAZIMIERZA SW

" niedziele 15go czerwca- dziat
wa " liczbie 40s:u przystapiia Pc
rae pierwszy do Stolu Panskego.
Q pol dziewiatej przeprowadza
he byly dzieci ze szkoiE do kosc1o
IA V proeesyi przez dziatwe szkol
M i ministrantow. Nsze sw. cele-
browal Ks. proboszcz J. E. Grabo
wski i steseEne do uroczystosci,
90 ewangelli, wyglosH hazanie. :
0 POI trzeciej pc poludniu odno
wiono obietnice IA chrzcie sw. i
przyimowane byiy dzieci DO Ska
plerza sw.
KS. proboszcz wyglosit podczas
nieszporow kazanie IA te1nat Ina
eze.lia Szkapler.a sw. Zakonczono
azien uroczysty blogoslawienst-
wen Przenaisw. SaEr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
POI,SCY PHKARZE DOBRZE
SIZE SPISUJA.
Jedenascie zwyciestw W ciaggu.

Jedenaseie zwyciestw W ciaggu.
Polscy piIkarze pod nazwiskiem
:.Ninona, Pirates' dobrze sic spi
suja. odni6siszy " niedziele, jede
nas1e zwyciesTwo, a dotychczas
ieszcze ME przesrai iednel Walk.
Chluba 10 ola has polak6w dla
caseco miaSea Nlnona-
Plasarze nass caociaz pod nazwl
ss5em ~Nunoaaa Psra1es "a wszy-
SCI 4 czwaras, war}y-
k5ar0wnn5E J6zef Lapitz
ghwe1acz Franc NolTalewlcz
Rg2znnatu Martin Nagaszewskl
Extra Rzzecacz Geo. Kandraszeh
krdakm Pola1 Tadeusz CAplewski
Op5eka1n lszei Mat. Piotr Edel,
0piek1ln 2giei Maty Emil Edel
nniekun 3ej Maly Al.Grochowski
Lewo Polny Jozef Skuczynshi
Srednio Poln, August Bambenek
Prawo Polny Max. Grochowski
WINK bi1wy WI ~ietziele
Rushford 4 Piraci II
Oh to piekna Kupka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
NIEZBITE FAKTA.

Szukaz faktow krore sa oczy-
wiaee CzEaj naSepuiacE list
~Glouster. Ohio RID / Box 135
Dnia 2sgo maja 1919 roku Bede
szezeslHa iezeli opublikajeeie
MOI list pen1exaz ehee BY Azden
Eiedziaf 5ak dobre jest 1e 1eksr-
Stwo i rekomendn5a takewe wszr
skim E1oryeh nan i trm Eorzr
tax amo eierpieli 5ak ia eierpia-
lam Cd 15go roku mego zyeia
chorowaiam IA zoiadek dopiero
nemu 3 la1a jak zaezelam brasTr1
nsra Amer.kahski EiEr Corr
kiege Nina- I mimo fego re jn
lat IS tzule, sic elipiej nnefi w1e
dy Eedy bsaam mloda. poniexaz
moge jese wszrako j 10 ezsni
nnie silna- NigdE ME beda idol
Ia podZiekDNaF Fanu aosIaletk-
LIE "a lie lakrsfHa- Z prawd1xem
szaeank5em. Mrs Nick Papura-
Ezy ME jest ten list EymoKnys
TAX oezrN5seie- Ma sprzedaz ne
Nzrfk5eh aptekaeh- ponieNaz Tr1
nera AmerkahsI Ellksr Corr.
kzego Mnna jest lekarsIWo sHosu5aI
eEm sic ne wzrakih Aegaaeh
z praNami PrehibeI ApIekarz.
fNoj przedap KHEske Tr1nm
I-karsfWa- Tn nera LlnImPn1 ma.
,sumatvzm szy WHOSE musku1oN i
II EHarhfalee1a, Tranera Angelica
Gorzki Tonic tip. oJsph Trinn1
IssS-13B So Ashland
ave- Chicago. Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
PfEC AEROPLAN0W PRZELE
CIkLo " SOBOTE P0
MAD MIASTEM.

Y sobote piet aeroplaneN z ty-
rEusu lorniezego Lonefield przele
c5a3o DO mad Ninena, o 1925 god
pred pofudnie1n- Lecia3y one =
500 stop wysoko 115 mil IA godzl-
re. Cz1ery aeroplany leeias. ra-
zen mad Winona a pia1y okolo nj
l. 20 "a mimi, gdE naraz sehowas
sic DO "a chmure i ME MONA go
tyao zobaezye az gdy chnure onai
nal. Aeroplany zdaza}y. " srrone
eelu swei podrozy, a z Minneapo
lis podjeE 500 nailowa p~rzestrzen
Go Indianapolis, beg przerw3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
DAWNIEJSZY
JAMES A TAWNEY UMARL.

Y tzwarlek wczesnle rano u
mari " Excelsior Springs, Nilsson
r daxniejsH konsresman James
4 TaHney z Nmony, dokad wye
chaa azeby SIC leczye- Cd pewne-
go ezasn podupaaE On NJ zaro*1u
poznimo 1ego byla nsdzieia wy1e-
csenia i smiere nastsplsa niespo-
DIANE Zmar7y iaczs3 oko1o IS
lat i by3 keneresmsnem Z pierw-
szego dysryk1u przez osennaseae
LAT
Z~sel 5ego Nsro~ad0one costa
!. do Nnony Y sobofe- a " ME
dze1e odbE4 sic pogrzeb z rely
deneT pod nr 42l zach Broadway
al. ma cnen1arz Noedlawn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
WAD0MOSCl OSOBlSTE.
Pan WaIenty Karsnia wyiecha]

Pan Walenty Karsnia wyiechal
" sobote " odwiedziny do swego
brata Jana Karsnia, a r5Wnoczes-
ME / na wesele sWej bratanki, a
cork pana Jana Karsnia, panny
Cecylii ktora wychodzi "a MAJ "a
p. Augusta S. Wilkowskiego.slu
i wesele odbedzie sic we wtorek
17go czerwca.
PAM MaTyanna Zabrocka, ktora
Gawniejs mieszkala " Winonie a
obecnie mieszka z corka w Min
neapolis, bawila przez diva ME
STAGE " Winonie, a " ponledzia-
lex odjechala do Minneapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
STUB W KOSCIELE SW. STA
NIaAWA z.

Il ponie<lziasek Q 7nael g07Z- Z
rama u koSc5ele Sw- >~ran1ssawa 4
p4esaczen5 zsnsral5 3oz@Hsannsm STD
BEN maazef1sk5Ha o. W1ll1au>aanaE5
der, Z parati5 >w- J%Da6a i EeAanr1a
Naraaln2a R&azeE- cs5r5a pam1wa
Jana j RnZa7i5 R@61ak- Mn~ pod M
4SS wsrh- Se5el nj Nao45e,5 gsarm
Eezvzlv l7rowia j s33aepss2aw 5ez-
silva Bozego "a 5cn prZgSz2era
wsp9.nem Fezyc5u naGe1ss3e1n-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

CE ncex KaGe K1edziee co
;ie y sxiede dHeje7
Je5eh TAX to Eta "WlM@"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
ZMIANA

Jozef Oberdas sprzedai Janowi
i Luc,i kamrovskim polowe To-
II 5 VI bloku ) podzialu Habbard
"a $1,000.
.Jakuh Pa3nbicki Damazemu /
S1anissaNie Palubickim lote Nv
hlokn ? podziam 1go Ego E. G
Hamil1ona. "a 81
J6zef Laneowsk Franciszkowa
kobus- zach polowe s " bloku s
nf,4zla1u E. {. Hamilrona "a 800
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
Sem FILARECN.

NledaWno temu Wyst0sOWanO q
dezwe do Mlodziezy z okazyi ma
jacego sic odbyc Sejmu III Sto-
warzyszenia Filaretow " Amery-
ce.
Zanim rok szkolny sic skonczy
/ wakacye nastapia, chca Filareci
znowu przypomniec wszystkiej
mlodziezy polsko katolickiej, a
zwlaszcza tel, ktora sic ksztalci W
Kolach Patryotycznych, W iowa
rzystwach Literackich, W szko-
Zach Wyzszych, " kolegiach, uni
wersytetach seminaryach, re DIN.
Ago sierpnia b. r. rozpocznie sic
ISejm wyzej wspomnianej mlodzie
~ filareckiej.
Celem tego Sejmu przedewszy-
stkiem jest: jednosc, czyli zrze--
szenie wszystkiej mlodziezy pol
skiej, mlodziezy katolickiej,ktora
lie ~zalicza sic do studenckiej, ale
kt6ra by chciala sic uczyc i kto-
raby starala sic postepowac dro-
ga nauki oswiaty.
Sejm ten ma sic odbyc " Do
nlu Polskim, ma South Broadway,
W miescie Baltimore. Nd.
Ma ten Sejm Filareci zaprasza-
j. wszystka miodziez polsko kato
licka obojga plci, ME tylko IA to
aby ia m}odziez wziela udziai "
Sejmie, ale 60 najwazniejsza, ably
wstapila " szeregi filareckie i ra-
ZEN pracowala i 1aczy}a swe SHY
" celach naukowych, religijnEch
Ii patryotycznych.
| Stowarzyszenie Filaretow jest
organizacya idealna re wzgledu
IA to, ze ME posiada zadnej kasy
chorobowej, AMI posniertnej ola
swych cz3onkow i czlonkin- Va
runki ~przyjecia, podlug obecneJ
Konstytucyi FilareckieJ, 50 tax
latwe, ze kazde Towarzystwo n1o
dziezy polsko katolichiej moe
przylaczyc sic jake grupa posi-
czegolna, do Stowarzyszenia Fila
re16w " Ameryce.
Ktoby chciaI zaslegnac biz
zych inforrnacyi tyczacych SAG
seinu filareckiego, Tub tel przy-
iecia do Stowarzyszenia FFilare-
tow w Aneryce. MECH pisze do nj
lei podpisanego, na adres nastepu
jacv: St. Stanislaus Reetory. 2lst
and Smallman sts. Pittsburgh "a
Jezeli kiedy byla potrzeba sku-
pienia sid mlodzienczych " Jed
10, pod wzeledem naukowy1n- re
lisijnym i patryo7.cznym, 10 VIA
sllie W czasach terazniel szych kle-
dy czeka mas Ojczyzny odbudoWa-
Y jednosci sila. d wiec, kocha-
Ia miodziezy polska, orsaTllzul
sic. skupiaj " jedno wszysthle 81
II 1woje, Polska PARRY IA cleble
Oiczyzna VIOLA. Nolala duchy
s1arokraiskich Fllaret6w, duchIo
nlasza lanai dnch Jana Czeczota-
ateh Aaaaaa Mlekiewleza, a z NJ
nj ca1y SWAT filarecki VIOLA do
ciebie. mlodziezy:
Razem nalodzi przylaclele-
Hej, Ranie do ramlenla,
S~polnymi Ianeucby
Opaszny zieanskie kollsko.
Zastrzelmy mysli II ledno og-
nisko
[ jedno oeniszao duehy,
Razem nsodzi przEjaciele.
rs. NJ Sennefeid G S P
Mol-a-~ Gov F5l y Amer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

Haeronam kukewsk, syn pana-
Ma J. NJ kukowskach 163 Mocha
nac al- peMroeaa sze2esaawle re SIN
Ebv DO "a naorgem do Camp Dix
NJ j. Zap7sas size do departments
medyezneso 13go s5e1pnza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
PoI.AK KAPHMIsTRzH

15lsza polna arTHTma kape-
La u pewrecie z FraneI, zafrzE-
mala sic " przeszF ezWafHek N
NanonR i da1a diva kencerfE -
po peindniu j Mieezerem n m1e5-
seq operze- Stowarzvszense pre-
nys8oweow MrzadHfo ma Hh ezese
wleegarem tanee q hall AranDrT-
hapela klereRaa Polak Mleha7
Jaama- poehodRs z Minneapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
WiadOmOSci
MlEJSCOWE

w poniedza1ek wieczorem,wszy
scy ksieza z~parafii sw. Stanisia-
wa K. wyjechali ma rekolekcve,
kt6re sic odbywaia " kolegium
Fanny Maryi. Powroca W piatek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
PROGRAM DZIECI SZKOLY SW
STANISLAWA z.

y niedziele 20 nieszporach- V
sail pod hotsciolem sw. STanislaVa
( dzeci szk6lne wykonaly pro
gram IA Ako5czenie szko3y. k1o-
IT Se Sklzdal z sTT IA foT7epianle
SpieHu- dekamaeyi, m1aSrT i OBJ
nz56v scen56mych- DEieci Wy
pafnlE sue laaanie akHra1n1e
wvS7zppaEa I. @5aaa- leo oy5y
hoin5e okzsNRane-
PIT zas051zani1 psoeraER
Ns1Ec1HN- K PrasE j Paehtask
ID IadHaIETN 5on61a-
xTdh sEst.H ! do zs-snadDcnR5 pu
l1znDs.L- Dzee5 zacheral do DIAL
s azaE, ably Nxs1fE sWEeh
rFszErzgw zsgE IN P.szEallE N11esz-
rae SO w1zzTA Akfa ka1a3ac-
Eaeh. a railc5H upsoEnina7 1e ma
"a -sssesae aIeci j aarae Sc "a
WISE wvkszla3eenie dla sHTch
azieEi- DO 10 JEST 5ch oboW5azhem-
DsofIiwie 1eraz- Ola mas aner!ka
Esko : polskich obyWatel5. v tyna
raku kedysmy odztskali nasza
Clczyzne, gdy Polska zos1asa "
mana pr7ez wszystkie narody jake
kraj wolny musimy SIC srarac o
wyzsze wykszta3cenie dla naszEch
d1ec5. Nova kons1ytueyi polska
polegat bedzie Ia k~sz1aieenlu rell
gunem, gdyz Polska bedzle RIA
dzona Ia zasadach religii katolle-
kieh, ! M. mu<imy sic Ola tego sta
rae Q relisijne wyzsze wyksztalee
ME Ola naszych dzieci. to jest ma
sym obowiazkem
Poaem Nalprzew. Ks PraiaI roz
das iyplomE p audenakon ! stu
Denton k1orzy uko8czsli sma ka
St Hementarna- Nalepn5aeE O.
-9na6 dTlony:
Waleafyaa knapik
Saaonea Mfynezk
Teeaozya ProHdzinsEa
NnEyda Rock
Gg1rnda KHdnak
Mschalina Sadowska
Francisza SHa5bE
GEHuda Waehow5zk
hRrnlina LnkaszeEska
FeTxnIsns 0Keeh
Franeasza Rempa
Cecilia Rock
Faaelszka RRdnak
Znfia SaIka
Apelon5a Tandeezka
Laursncya NaIkowska
Naryanna Zb!hca
Edmund Knkewsk
KarannN a1kowsk
JazHS Tyba
J61E Vera
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
.APISUJCH SOBHW1ARUSA
|Ceny targowel

WT0KEA l1GO Gzh "a 1SAs
Rzpozsowane pr5a Bay stzte
Milling Go.
Przen1ea NJ. / wiosenna I'D
Przenlea Nr. 2 Hiesenna 237
Przeniea NJ. 3 wiosenna 2333
M. / Czerwona przeniea VIC
SIENNA 235
kr- 2 Czawone przeniea wio-
SIENNA 231
NJ. 3 Czerwona przenlea VIC
SIENNA 22s
M. 1 Twarda ImoKa przen-
ca a39
NJ 2 Twarda lmoWa przeni-
ca 236
M 3 Twarla 1mDEa przeni-
ca 2332
M L Czerwena ImoMa pre-
Mica 237
NJ 2 Czerwona ImoWa przeni
233
NJ 3 EzHHona 1meWa przeni
30
NJ 2 zsfo ID
NJ. 3 Zsto LBS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
PRZYNOSCIE KSIAzK1 DO


ksiazki ktore potrzebuja napra-
wy mozecie przyniesc do drukar-
nj Wiarusa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15
The Dog.
(From American FielC

(F'rOm American FlelQ.)
I've never known a dog to wag
- His tail i'm g1ee he didn't feel,
Nor quit his o1d-time friend to tag
AT some more influential heel.
The yelloWest cur I ever knew
Was, to the boy who loved him, true
I've never known a dog to show
Halfway devotion to his friend,
To seek a kinder man to know
Or richer, but unto the end
The humblest dog L ever knew
Was, to the man that loved him, true
I've never known a dog to fake
Affection for present gain,
A false display of love to make,
Some little favor to attain.
I've never known a Prince or Spot
That seemed to be what he was not.
But I have known a dog to fight
With all his strength to shield a
friend,
And, whether wrong or whether right,
To stick with him until the end.
And / have known dog to lick
The hand of him that men would
kick.
And l have known a dog to bear
Starvation pangs from day to day
With him who had been glad to snare
His bread and meat along the way
No dog. however mean or rude,
Is guilty of ingratitude.
The dog Is listed with the dumb,
No voice has he to speak his creed,
His messages to humans come
BY faithful conduct and by deed,
He shows, as seldom mortals do,
a. high ideal of being true.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15
EDITH CAVELL'S ATTORNEY MAY
FACE MAN WHO SENTENCED
HER
Relgian Advocate, Whom German
Governor Tried TO Send ITO Firing
Sauad, Will BE Witness For Prose-
chiffon III Trial Occurs.

TF BARON Won der Laucken- Walken-
1+z civil governor, and regarded Ply
MANY az the real ruler OF Belgium
during the German occupation, Az
hrongbt to trial at the Old Bailey
~ london. there will be present az
.ccuser whom Laucken tried to send
4o the firing squad at the Tlr va
tional That man is CASTOR de Leval,
! Belgian attorney, legal counselor
of the American Legation anu
snacial Aid To the American AM
hassador. Brand Whitlock, and hugh
Tegation, during those dark days or
+he German occupation in Belgium.
There is bitter hatred between Baron
Tancken and the Belgian attorney
who risked his life in his attempt
to save Miss Edith Cavell, the Brit
ish nurse. from execution. Had it
not been for the Intervention OF
Ambassador Whitlock and MI GlD-
son, firing squad might nave en-.
tertained DeLeval on the morning u
October 21, 1915. -
De Leval accompanied Mr.. Gid
son when, on October II, the Amerl-
can secretary went to protest ~
Won der Laucken against execution
of the death sentence upon MISS
Cave1l While the Spanish Minister
the Marquis of Villalobar, was argu-
ing with Won der Laucken, who re-
fused to intervene, the German
caught sight of De Leval and eX-
claimed, There is an enemy sub
iect, What is he doing here?'
Marnuis ViIlalobar and Mr.. Gibson
Immediately recognized that Laucken
was attempting to create a diversion
and requested De Leval to with
draw. The latter refused, saying
IL shall live to prosecute you al
your trial" Laucken asked Gibson
to dismiss De Legal from the ser
vice Of the American Legation
Gibson refused
A few DAYS later Laucken came
raging to the American Legation
bearing a copy of an English paper
with the story of the execution OF
Miss Cavell, including Mr.. Whitlock' s
report to the State Department, Glib
sons narrative of the events, and
DE LevaTs legal conclusions. This man
De Leval will have to be removed
from the American Legation" said
Laucken. Under military law he
should be tried by court-martlal. l
would recommend that the most
severe penalty be visited upon him.
On October u, - 1915, i-aucken re-
turned to the legation and demanded
that De Leval be given up MIR.
Whitlock refused. De LeVal went
to London, where he remained
throughout the war.
Laucken's parting sally to De
Leval was, I'VE shall meet again"
De Leval retOrted, Il am sure the
pleasure will be all mine"
And now they may meet at the Old
Bailey.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15
MILLIONAIRE is "a WAITER
Young Californian Serves Food II
Restaurant On $4,000 Wager.

Three thousand dollars, plus 10
cents an hour and his meals, j. the
wages Milton G.. Richardson OF Pas-
adena. Cal, will receive for one
week of service as waiter 10
restaurant i'd Minneapolis
It's a grand adventure in seeing
how the other half lives for RICH
ardsOn. He calls it that
Richardson is son OF G. ID. Rich
ardson of Pasadena, better known a.
"Oil" Richardson. Just how numer-
Gus are the parental millions the
Young man has hesitated to say, but
he admitted there are Eat least two.
Yes, I, was passing through here
a week ago with a friend, George
Wesley, also of Pasadena" the mil
lionaire waiter explained. I'VE sat
here i'm this very restaurant and l
remarked what an easy time OF 1t
| the walters i'm place like this must
! have.
Y INV friend made wager. with me
/ that | couldn't work here for week
7 We we're on our way to our summer
home at Lake Forest, Ill. When !
got home the wager required to my
mind. | got to looking at my hands.
They we're soft and white. | began
n To realize that I had never done
anything that is usually called work
and I decided I'd take him up on MS
/, wager.
II borrowed some clothing from
INV butler and came back here,' ne
continued his explanation. Il start
ed to work / believe there's $3OOO
or something like that waiting for me
il I hold out
Richardson is going after his ex-
pertinent in social investigator at the
bottom. He is living in cheap
room and on the wages he is paid by
the restaurant management.
"Oh, yes! I get - cents an hour
that's the rate for beginners" ne
explained. They tell me I'll earn
% cents an hour after while"
Howard H. Talbot. college chum
of Richardson's at Leland Stanford
University when the young man was
student at the California college
M for three years, was patron OIL the
restaurant Richardson recognized
him and stayed as far away as pos
sible.
Il didn't think he recognized me,
he said, but Talbot must have done
so for report about the million
aire waiter" got abroad.-From the
Minneapolis Tribune.
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III b DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE, AUGUST 15, 1919

mis-believed or accused Of being IT,
toxicated, in telling how he once saw
fish "a block long, while sailing TO
the vicinity Of the Philippine Islands.
wv 1--WE had just rounded Luzon Point
when the engineer On the ~ = !.
Perry called my attention to a large
object off the port bow, Mursick
has written the New York bureau OF
the Marines I'VE got glass to OBJ
tain better look and it was distinct
ly seen to be an enormous fish
many times larger than any ! had
ever seen and there il no doubt that
the length exceeded an ordinary city
block"
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GIRL ASSAULTED.
White Brute SIaSheS Victim With
Knife, Then ChOkeS Her Into In
.senSibility.

Knife, Then ChOkeS Her Into IN
,sensibility.
Miss Mary Herdorff, % years old,
OF Martinsburg, W. Va, was brutally
assaulted Sunday evening in thick
ct, where she had gone to gather
blackberries, a short distance from
the home of her sister, near Rocky
Ridge. She was choked into insensi-
biFity, cut across the breast with a
knife and suffered other injuries by
an assailant, who escaped. A suspect
was arrested but released on account
of lack of evidence.
The young woman was on a visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Frank Welty, who
resides between Rocky Ridge and En-
mitsburg In company with a little
girl she entered the thicket, but the
child soon returned home. Shortly
after being left alone Miss Herdorff
was attacked by a white brute, who
seized her by the throat and choked
her. In the struggle that followed
Miss Herdorff screamed, but her cries
for help were not heard. Her cutlery
brought from her assailant the threat,
I'll cut your d heart out" He
then slashed her viciously with a
knife. Miss Herdorff tainted and fell
to the ground When she regained
consciousness she struggled to the
home of her sister and told her story.
She was placed in bed and physician
summoned. The assault, which was
one Of the most brutal that has ever
been perpetrated, has stirred the COM
muity where the attack occurred.
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ROCKY RIDGE.

Mrs. Samuel Martin spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Pansy
Tressler, OF Littlestown, Pa.
Mr.. Washington Pittenger and
son, Clarence, spent Wednesday with
MIR. Charles Bonner, Of Creagers-
town.
Miss Susan Pittenger spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. George w.
Haffner, of CreagerstOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey M. Pittenger
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spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. q. Ell. Hahn, Of Oak Hill
MIR. III M Pittenger spent day
in Medford and Union Bridge.
| MIR. Harvey Pittenger spent few
! DAYS of last week with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel B. Pitten-
ger and family, of near Westminster.
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THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs OF the human body are so
important to health and long life as the
kidneys. When they slow up and COM
mence to lag I'm their duties, look out!
Find out what the trouble is-without
delay. Whenever you feel nervous,
weak, dizzy. suffer from sleeplessness,
or have pains in the back-tDGke up
Gt once. Your kidneys need help. These
are signs to warn you that your kid
lions properly. They are only half
doing their work and are allowing i'm
purities TO accumulate and be convert
ed into uric acid and other poisons,
which are causing you distress and will
destroy you unless they are driven
from your system.
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- Old Fault Finder.

An irritable ana fault tangltIdn u p "
is often caused by indlgeset1eIs that y,
w1tn gGSa " usually good natIFeaas
troubled with indigestion T9rshiets IpIsa
take Chamberlain's d enable TIss "
strengthen the stomach ana nTally. JlsSss
perform It, functions movement q
also cause gentle
bowels.
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$1,000 MEMS CORDIAN SHOES in
dark brown, $3.50 pair.
II $500 CALF SKIN SHOES $500.
$500 BROWN SHOES $500.
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Some Fish.

The United States being legally
dry by Congressional legislation,
Sergt. George "A. Mursick OF the u.
s. Marine Corps recruiting office at
Richmond, Va, has no fear Of being
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