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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-02

lzawolsl Pawe11rzaeym odsszzn,
szenia glosem, - jake wdieczlnly,,
ci jestem q lyle dobrocil Bad
tpeWiien e kobieta ktora imiee ma
sze ma nosic, bedzie. ciebie mnie
,,godna
Gieldzista Wstal podal rekey
nowi. -
-Musze odejsc.C Gas to pie
niadz. Music jeszcze dwadzieseia
oddae dis wiizyt. Przyjdz tych
dniaeh do mnie ma obiad. Do vi
|dzeniaf
Paskaal Ianquier Wsiadaiac do
|pojazdu myslal " duchu.
Ten glupi ch1opak matylko
milosth " glowie ME ma vice ko
potu, zeby sic memi interesami
%zajmowa1.
Pawel ME -posiadal sic 2 RADIOS
CT,
!. " olno mi vice kochae Rena
=te, = mooWni do siebie 2 uniiesiie-
MEM. Me potrzebyje walczyc 2
porem ojca, mogge sic posWiecie
ola niej, bez obaWy j Wyrzut6w su.
mieniaEO drogi ojcze! jake lie
zna1em ciebie. Odtad jeszcze bar
dziej przywiazanym bede do Gle
bic ! Ukochan& moja Renato, Sill
czna jasnoWlosa dzieWico, 0 aniel-
skiem obliczu, jake Gle kocham
szalenie! Ale przedewszystkiem
music sic dowiedziec kto jestes j,
zblizyc sic do eiebie. MOI ojciec.
ME zachecal mnie Wprawdzie do.
odwiedzenia panny Terrys, jedna
Ike ia sic z MIA widziecc music. O.
ma byla W tym samym zakladzie
naukowym koresponduje ciagle .
Paulina Lambert, najlepsza przy-
jaci61ka mel ukochsnej. Cd niej
vice dowiem sic czegos blizszego
Q rodzinie Renaty. Honoryna ma
z1ote SERGE j dusze szlachetna /; ona
mnie zrozumie j ME odm6wi mi
swej pomocy. P6jde do niej naty-
chmiast ME trzeba TRAGIC ami chwi
Ii.
Pawel ubral sic starannie i po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-02

(Ciag dalszy.)

- To niedobrze, 30 kiedy bra
pana jest tax lekkomyslny to mo-
ma sic spodziewac ze wkrotce strs
cI Gala. schede..
Z lego: ME bedzic. m6gl uczy:
ME DO nasza poczciwa ciotka pos
tawi1a warunek, ze tc pieniadze
wolno nam dopiero W dzien slubu
odcbrac. .Jeden z mo:ch stryjcMw
jest wykonawca jej testamsntn, q
|ten zostasuje sic we wsz;;ystkiem
do wolf zmarlej testatorki.
- To sic zapcwne Ryszard 0 in
liz zonke postara.
- Me sadie togo DO On kocha
ger sio:tre mojcj Stefci.
- Vice powinien sic popra-
vic i o~szczedzac. Lecz niepowie-
dziaies mi pan jeszcze, czego So
bic zvczysz odcmnie.
- Ot6z, panic Pawle, by1em
przcdwczoraj u mojego stryja i Q
INA imifem nu O mojem ozenieniu.
Chciat pozrae moja przyszla@ze-
ne vice approximation go do pan
silva Baudu. S~tefania ba-dzo mr1
sic podobala. PotclI m6wilismy 0
interesach. Mo- stryj jest to sta
ry lis. kuty IA wszystkie cztery
nogi. Chce on k%oniecznie abysmy
spisali kontrakt przedslubny BIO
Stefcia ma $4,000 a ia 10000 fr.
Panstwo Baudu tcz przystali Ia
to. Mnie przyszlo zaraz IA mysl,
pan uczysz sic prawa i jestes w
5eem tax biegly iak kazdy inny ad
wokat. Prosilbym vice pana, a.
bys raczyf W. przysz]y czwartek
isc re nina do mego wuja IA O.
bad. Ten poczciwiec obiasni pa.
liza jak on te rzecz u}ofyl a pan:
raczvsz napisac kontrakt kt6ry
bedzie tylko potrzebowa} podpisu
notaryusza.
= Bardzo chetnie kochany pa:
ME Wiktorzc, gdziez ten strys
mieszka?
- w Persy jest ON urzednikiem
celnym przybede tn pc pana i cd.
prowadze pana napowr6t gdybys
my ME mogli dostae dor6zki. Ter
starry ma COBRA kuchnia wybor
ne vino. Jezeli vice pana zezwa
1asz ma ma prosbe to przyprde p,
pana W czwartek O godzinie $50
tel.
-Jezeli bedzie pogoda, to mo
zemy isc pieszo.- Czy przysz}yt es'
pana take tam5bedzie2
- Me, on jest zbyt zajetym T.
ia ~zreszta. zupelnie menu stryjo
r" E. -.~- o. 49, . - SS#-EL.tFIg 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-02

l& ". I. SIEVE
do niej do Roomilly gdzie ja, ia.
kies Wazne interesa Wzywaly.
Dick Bogu, przestraszy.
lamsie szczerzc tym wypadkiem.
uspok6j sic PAM, obecnie
jest moia ciotka juz prawie wyle
czona "a tydzien ma poWr66ciicc
LOO Paryza.
Rozmowa o PAM Berlin skon-
lczy1a sic j Pawel niezmiernie "a
klopotany, rozmyslM " jakiby spo
sob zblizyc sig do niczmierzonego
.celu, nakoniec zarumieniony jak
mloda panienka zapytal niesmialo
Czy PAM ME miaias juzs daw
mo zadnei wiadonoSci 2 Troyes?
Honoryna ME przygotoWana
Wcale ma to zapytsnie spojrza1a 2
podziwieni.m ma mlodego czlowie
ka spostrzegglszy jego pomiesza-
ME.
Mialam dis rano wiado-
NOSE ztamtad lecz ola czeg6z py-
tasz mnie pan OTTO?
Mlody prawnik czul re coraz
wieksze rumience1 Wystepuja-mu
ma twarz.
= No tylko Ola tego ably sic do
wieddec cry przyjaciolka PAM,
parma Paulina Lambert, zdroWa i
czy jeszcze pamieta o PAM.
Oczy Honoryny zablysly weso-
10.
s. Oh, teraz rozumiem, zasmia
Ia sic glosno, - 0 czemze sic pan
W}asciwie cheese dowiedziec.
zesproszepan
Ot6z moja przyjaciofka Pau
lima Lambert p,syjazni. sic z owa
Eblondynka kt6ra pana wtaki "a
|chWsyt WpraWiils;; movies pan tax
Wiele o pannic RenacieW czasie
pogrzebu pana Berth. Nam do
bra panied ale i.panu ME zbyWa
ma niej, kiedy tax dobrze panic
tasz 0 oWej uroczej postaci kt6ra
Widziales " ogrodzie pensyonatu
ale " tenn ME tylko panied, lecz
j SERGE odgryWasWazna role, przy
maj sic pan otwarcie?
Przyznaje sic, bez wahania,,
-odpoWiedzia} Pawel kt6rego "a
Aopotanie znikfo bylo zupelnie.
Honoryna zas m6wna dalej:
Me IMAM osobiscie tel Jas
now4osej dzieWicy, lecz.z tego, co
mi Paulina pisze 0 niej ME dzi-
vie sic, Il pan, tax MIA jestes zach
Nycony.
pa1nia ae'i1n' pisa'o 20
~ sn,ey
~ ) s'S ny. 'aA
p ochiepnie jar. - ne ~
I1o osk s' u'se''a.s' ls'o.
y, poafus n'e9 90
,'1y'zA'e a,,lonenl g
.ahieso s1..s1s'''o 1' s
pau 1es'ee : 'an'eso SO s. J
pan ana pan -
ha .a - WE. u.s. e 9
Iae IVY s
z.u pam. panno " s.;
I1u@ sople PAM g
mzoay pfa"hlAl:
we zar1u3e=s oo1e n'gg ~, y
ezue 81
nraolank .
rs 9esseln.'roeile M , eleA'
Wlefe Nv ktAlee:. lp dl1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-02
.KIlRl Nte1sl, 9Is

z$#5lla
.ss 5sss.sss 49, 81.
WiIWiecsszaraz REPRESENTATIONS
udacsssieesdo
chffWssilmoggl SIC spodziewac odWle
Edt1LzinlValty..Tottez skoro tyylkoS pto 't-
aIterozkazy tycza
;ce=sIeS observation-disclosures maze
.tasdor.ozka.zdtAo syna,,.ktoregoAszas
.Ital altoaaee mad kslaqzkaml Jak
Nv zWykle e.5
Niemlfe=uczuc1e ogarnefoz1 Mode o
gopraaW v1n uJrzaI Wehodzaa
eeggo oJea,,iekai s1e poW1em aeyso
wa prszykra scena oWczesna me Pc
Wto'rzyfa SIG znoWa=dzlsla]. Jeo 1i
IIkze usmlechn1at oblfcze oJca,.roz
Iproszyio n1eco e trWose, 1ednak
Eze zslekkiem drzenlem nerWoW Ns11L
uchWyJc1f, rfke oJca do ust "a
prZyclsnaf. Zen spostrzeggfszy 20
pomnEleszan1alpee syyna, rzekfsz dobro-
.ciaa.
Coz tofczy Jeszcze strolsz
gg1yymasy O. nasza daWnleJsza
rozmowe9 Wielkfie1m byioby die
cinstWem, prose-, ME patrzajzen ma
:mnie tax, jak gdyby Wr6gg jaki
t alsprzed toba.
Wr6g zaWolal m1odzie-
nice z Wyrazem Wyrzntu - 0 o.
cze kochany! czyz mnie sadzzlsz
zdolnyml do uWazanla cleble "a
Wroga.
s koehany SYM, czesto Dywa
oJcoW1e uWazanl 90 synoW "a
nnleprzyJaelo1 gay SIG, len za1nla-
rom sprzeclWlaJa 9 ia TAX posta
prem WzgleueAn c1eple, !" y
ehoroDflWego Wzfuszellla' A'o-
Sc. m 1l1 1N mole przykre potozenle
WpfaW1fo. "ydatem 81 Wo9nf !
! rozpocz@neM hroki h1epfzyJaele
c1e1skle ale Pc dfugleJ fozWaaze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-02

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-02
DostaIa R6zeweP onczki

Oh. Jan ,Walczak = Armstrong
Greek, Wis, pod data 29go marca
1919 pisze do mas pomiedzy inne-
mi co nastepuje: &.
"C6rce moiej znacznie sic
polepszy1o i dostala r6zowe Ii
ca; zoladek tel funkcyonuje re
gularnie, a apetyt dostala do je
dzenio pc uzyciu kilku butelek
Kalwaryjskiego Wilma Leczni-
czego.".
List powyzszy jest tylko jed
.nym = wielu tysiecy, jake otrzy-z
malismy cd tych, kt6rzy Kali
WARYJSKIE VINO LECZNI-
.CZE uziyWaja. s:=.l
Srodek ten jest niezr6wnanym
" cierpieniach zoladkowych.
Jezeli cierpiciie ma Dol glowy,
sniestraW-
.nosci, ociezalosc pc jedzeniu, brak
Iapetytu, niechee do piracy, brak
energH,. przygnebienie umyaowe,
|u ae,zutteiie og6lnego oslabienia, "a
Eczsiijjciie uzywae natychmiast
KALWARYJSKIE VINO LIE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-02

nej idylli. To slicznie, Wystepuje
vice natychmiast " tel funkcyi.
Coz mi pan cheese poWierzyc
Wszak mic iinnego tylko to, ze ko:
CHASE jasnowlose Renate.
-Kocham ja ~szalenie, wszyst-
kiemi silami mel d11szy!
a widziaiie5 ia panstylko " 0
grodzie j ma ulicy, musisz pan bye
bardzo kochliwego usposobienial
Czyz ME zachwycamy sic ma
pierwszy rzut Okla arcydzielem
sztuk pifknych?
Renata jest arcydzie:em zywem
iutworzonem tax Goskonale reka
StW6rcy. Spojrzasem ma nia i7uko-
1chalem ma wieki! Gale mole zycie
jest odtad W tym jedynym celu
zawarte, ably ja ujrzec jcszcze k;e
dy. Renata ME vie jake uczucia
wzbudzi1a W mem sercu! CYL mo
&c mice nadzieje re mi bedzie
wzajemna poznawszy mnie bli-
zejf Czy mogge sic spodzieWac re
bedzie chciala zostac ma zonaf 0,
to tylko, modle sic do Boga, to
jest jedyna moja nadzieja, ely
mole modly zostana wysauchane?
Czy sic ziszcza tie mole nadzieie9
lUlag aalszy nasrapI.J
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12

r V. Crime, A. Lazarus, d. B. Stal
Stevens, e. s. Talbot, j. C. Stiles
lings. J. N. Brock. George E. Smith
j. B Owens, L. R. Lewis, T. B
Holmes. w. H. Taylor. ]. Hunter, Hop,
kins, George H. Burbank, T. J. Hum.
nell. H. G. Roughton, r. NJ Brown
NJ M Sappenfield. M A Anderson.
Grand Jurors-B. F. Mann, ]. E
Lambright, W. NJ Oates, D. J. Gill
A M. Lorentzson, Guy f. Harvard, R
G. Harley, ]. M. Armstrong, F. L
Stacy, j. A. Cason, J. s. Bradley. r
D. M. Strachan. s. A. Brockington, l.
H. Haym, A. E. Leybourne. r. l.
Philips, Bert Cribbin, Chas F. Browne
T. D. Hacher, Fred Baumgartner, NJ
l. McKinnon, J. J. Lissner ]. H. Leo
J. H. Gilmore, L. T. McKinnon. Alex
Rotholz, j. NJ Ralston, N s. Deaver
C. S. TAFT, Adolph Riggsbee
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12
DIVORCE DAY IN
SUPERIORCOURT
=. % -i.=S-SJe s7s.s s--;Sz- - a.
CARRIED TIVE NAMES OF EIGH-
TEEN UNHAPPY COUPLES WHO
ASK SEPARATION.

\ Monday will be divorce day" in
Glynn Superior court and eighteen
couples will ask legal separation.
Quite a number of these are white,
while, as is always the case. the ma
joTity are colored
The first of these cases will be TAX
en- up Immediately after the judge de
iirers his charge to the grand jury
and it will be continued until all are
disposed Of This will probably be
! finished by Tuesday afternoon. There
IS one suit of the kind which is set
for Tuesday and this will probably
consume more than the usual time as
il is understood that it will be con
tested
Whether it hurts the fell 'ng of Dan
Cupid or not, there will be all kinds
of martial unhappiness told of this
week and tales of woe. from failure
To provide right on down to 'unmavGj
ful whipping" will be told the jurors.
It is true that quite a number of the
cases will be uncontested and it
SENS to Re like it was expressed to
o News representative Yesterday by
defendant 81 am too d glad 20
ge; rid Of my so-cared life partner 10
foot with the court house" and this
seems TO be the feeling with quite
a number. consequently there will re
few contests.
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12
NEW DEP Arturo
RAILROAD ADS,
Esz ss
AGRICULTURAL DIVISION OIL
ROADS TO MAKE EFFORT TO
GET HoMESEEKERS

Under call of the agricultural divi-
sion of tn railroad administration a
meeting of the Representatives of the
agricultural and industrial depart
ments of the various railroad systems
In tn Southern region was held in At
lanta Tuesday. The meeting was
called to formulate plans to get home
seekerI in the south
All inquiries will be directed to
the office of the agricultural division
in Washington and will then be dis
tributed to the states according to
the demands of the inquirers. A small
advert tsement will be inserted in a
number of prominent publications
calling attention to the work OF the
home seekers bureau, and the book
let which will be used to supply in
quirers.
w. w. Croxton Of Atlanta, general
passenger agent of the A. B. and A.,
is chairman of the Georgia commit
zee. Members of ehe committee are
]. c. Williams, Southern Railway; L.
P Bellah, N. c. and st. L.; ]. F. Jack
son, Central of Georgia Railway; AL
lcn Maull. Atlantic Coast Line.
Compet tive features will be elimin-
ated in the literature. 1T will not be
permissible for example for a picture
to appear in the booklet as being on
tic inc Of the Central of Georgia
Railway, although the picture may
re designated in Chatham county, Ga
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12
JURORS TO SERVE
SUPERIOR court
s-.e, IS zsF ss4 sa.s zzsssssz :,
THOSE WHO WILL BE ON GRAND
AND PETIT FOR BOTH OF
THE OocKETS.

Following is z list of all the jurors
who will serve at the January term
Of Glynn Superior court:
Traverse Jurors, Civil Week.. z
Register, r. P r~o'"~- H. C. Nor
tam, j. Halle Wright, n d. Russell, J
H. Ross, F. X Marlin, M. d. Wade
L. j. Ballard, J. H. Osborne, w. f
Skipper r. y. Arnett, s. Hadley
Brown, w r. Davis, J. s. Newhirk
c. N. Brown. Frank Herzog ]. Fl. Nc
Cailum, w. r. Dart, S. g Wright
Rosendo Tor"a@, Glover Manning, Q
A Calhoun, Sam Tostensen F. 7
George, w. r. Gale, A. 8. Glover, @
V. DeLong. j, T. Knight, J. s. Ratio
O'Connor, L. NJ. Orr, N. Emanuo'
Peter Knudsen.
Additional Travcr:e Jurors for CiYU
Week.-B. S. Calhoun, Ed G.. Bruce
T J. Tucker, r J. Wright, =. T. Wa"
A. J. Burney ]. h. Newman, j. W
Collins. I.c-''a -'-'~~--.~ 49, ~ n. Coo
a. L. Strayer. j. NJ. Smith, r.
ORlm, A. T. Drawdy, j. B. Smith, =
c. Strickland. r. T. Bunkley. s. )
Burney, George E. Cassidy, B. r
Brown, J. IT. Sutnlin, Jr, w. L. Wal
lace, b. E. Peerson, E. A Penniman
Traverse Jurors for Criminal Wee:
to Report Ja1u2~y 20.-J. ]. Vickers
F. b. Atkinson J. A. Clark, w Il
Shadnan. c. G. Holmes, NJ j. Need
ham, c. j. Simmons, J. +. Symona.
J. D. Gould. j j Hendley, V. J. Jones
T. f. Owens, C. H. Sheldon, c. r
Kelley. J. D. Loper, George Cowmau
Sam Heller. F. f. Muaiy Jas. Har.j
castle, Fl. ]. Hess. w. E. Mitchell, w
B. Cook. w Z. Ford. \. F. Andersen
J. B. High w T. Johnson, D. H. As
bell. r. G. Clark. L. r. Gordon, j. L
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12
Children Love
CasCarets s---lOc
Candy catIartic is harmless
to tender stomach, liver
and bowels

Your child S bilious, constipated
and sick. Its little tongue is coated,
breth is bad AMI stomach sour. Get
a 10 cent box of Cascarets and
straighten the youngster right up.
Children Eove this lharmless candy,
cathartic ANA it cleanses the little
liver and thirty feet of bowels without
gripping. Cascarets contain no calomel
and can be depended upon to move
the sour bic and poison right out of
the bowels. Best family cathartic be
cause it never cramps or sickens like
other things.
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12
PLANTING TO START SOON.

Within short time practically all
the faremrs of Glynn county will be,
gin to put in their seeds for the lar
gest crops in the history of the sec
tion. All kinds of truck will be plant
ed this season.
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12

We have on ham a good many
suits and oyercoats uncalled for
Prices that are right. Bell Tailoring
company. 1924 Newcastle street.
The Brunswick news., 1919-01-12
THE BIJOU Z

Monday-Pau'ne DAUGHTER OF OLD
aTlmadge in
WETONA" WEDNESDAY-Vvan Martin in
SMILES" THURSDAY-W. Harf IN
BORDER WIRELESS" Frday-"SPORTEIG with
ali all cast SATURDAY-Margueite
n GOOSE GIRL" reel
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
HINTS FOR THE
POULTRY GROWER

Keeping az II Is the only way 10
clear the chicken houses OF mites
Mites are brought by pigeons. nv >,flr
rows. and by the neglect Of lust a If
tie time and care They breed by the
million In dropplngs and neglected lit
ter; they hide in the crevices and
cracks Of the house. coming ont M
night 20 sap the strength OF the flock
and % drive them out Of the hen house.
One cleaning and whitewashing OF
the house will not solve the problem
II should be repeated every two weeks
70 keep ahead OF the pests. II the
house Is kept cleaned up. II the NOV
able furniture Is taken out and summed
and washed OF with scaldIng suds
every other washday. there will be IT.
tie chance OF multiplication OF mites
kerosene emulsion is n good sprav
Tor poultry buildings To make this
shave one-half pound of hard soap into
one gallon of soft water and boil tha
mixture until the soap is dissolved
Then remove IL TO safe distance fror,
the IRE and stir into IL at once whua
sun hot. two gallons Of kerosene. The
result Is a thick. creamy emulsion
Dilute this stock mixture with ten
parts OF SOFT water and apply as a
spray or with a brush. being carefrI
10 work II into all cracks, crevices and
Joints Of the building.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
THREE FOR MAYOR
City Politics Warns Up as Noyember
Election Approaches.

There are now three full-hedged can
didates FOR Mayor of the City OF HieIZ-
man. they are j. -. West. II. NJ IsIer
and J X Brown. There are also eleven
candidates for Councilmen (six In 10
elecfedl. The mayoralty race. esnec-
tally. promises Go be interesting .s
some of the candidates are now enpa~-
81 I'm mabiuE am active canvass-and
each feel sure OF election. Latest done
Is that the names of these candidates
are 10 he on the regular city ticket
West heads the Citizens Ticket: Isler
on the Peoples Ticket. and Brown on
a ticket hy himself The man who gets
the most votes naturally expects To he
appointed by the next council 10 fill
out the uueNpired term Of Mayor Ca
ruthers. While the mayors salary Is
now 5000 a year. one Of the candidates
informs us 10 be- is elected he will do
nate his salary 90 be- used FOR street
Improvement. and some OF the candi-
dates for councilmen have made the
same declaration
In addition 90 the interest manifest
ed by the regular candidates. there
is a secondary interest from the stand
point of the filling OF appointive offir-
ers, Including chief Of police. clerk.
treasurer. city attorney. etc. II is a
question Of which band-wagOn TO load
into 90 make connection with these
/ jobs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
Our Common Number Symbols
Originated in Europe and Were
Transmitted to Persians

me origin or our common number
symbols has never been clearly estah.
hshed. but until recently all writer's
agreed that these symbols were trans
United TO Europe by the Arabs. who
nau obtained them from India. II f.
sery interesting TO note that available
nata relating 10 the origin OF our com
mon number symbols have hoo, Co..
iuiiy re-examined by Cara de yaux
among the most surprising results ars
me Following: Our common numher
symbols originated in Europe and from
mere were transmitted 10 the per-
sans Both India and Arabia received
them from Persia. so that the common
term Hindoo-Arabic numerals is d..
eluediy misleading. The common mn
ssa ais uio not come from letters OF
me alphabet. but were formed dIrect,v
Tor the purpose Of representing nnm,
Ders. nuu'-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
KILLED AT FULTON
,. :. Daugherty. Of Houston. Texas.
Run Down by Train.

J. ;. Daugherty, a prominent bust
ness man Of Houston. Texas was run
down and ki.led by a passing train.
saturday morning az Fulton. Deceased
was crossing the tracks in front OF the
Usoua Hotel when the deplorable ac-
cidcmt occurred
Speaking of the tragedy. the Fulton
Leader Sav~.
wv hen J.. :. Duagherty arrived IN
Fulton saturday morning on an early
train. BE- was stranger 90 Us. But
since his death we have learned much
about him. Tie was native Yirginian
and "a gallant son OF the Confederacv
on August the 10Th be celebrated his
10Th birthday and had been married
a. years. TIE union being blessed with
five children four Of whom are living
Tn 1913 Dee established a general land
agency a. Houston. Texas where for
half "a century he has made his home -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
How to Clean Alarm Clock
and Make II Good as New

iake the clock apart. Remove n
ION the case. Boil the works IN
Ions' soapy water with about two
.easpooniuis OF kerosene: dry the
WORKS thoroughly. then oil well with
kerosene OIL Now put your clock 90
eetner. wind. and you have n new
COCK says a clock maker. On a clocr
winch was stopped for a long time =.
useless this remedy was tried. ana :,
nus run Wei for months 1t has saved
q bill at a repair shop. ave"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

In l620. ninety young white girls.
and In the following year sixty more
were brought over from England and
sold TO the settlers In Virginia for
wives. The price was first one hun
dred then one hundred and fifty pounds
OF tobacco, worth three shillings per
pound. and a debt so contracted was
made OF greater dignity than any other.
.
Suppose a man leaves New York at
noon on a given date and travels west
ward at such rate OF speed that the
sun will be always directly overhead.
After making "A circle OF the globe he
will reach the starting point in New
York just "A hours after he left IL. The
question presenting itself il, at which
one OF his different stopping places
while making the circuit OF the globe
I'm "a hours, carrying noon with him 10
every station. was be first informed
that IL was noon on the following day.
As he crossed the meridian Of $50 de-
grees east. or west. OF Greenwich the
day would change. His first stop
after crossing the meridian would be
Yokohama. perhaps: there he would
learn that IL was the next day.
The area OF the wold's coal fields. IN
square miles and tonnage, Is as fol
lows: China and Japan. 100000; Uni
ted State. $4,000; India. $1,000: Rus
STA $1,000; Great Britain. 1900; Ger
many, 5000; France, 1.sOO; Belgium.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

Spain and other countries. l.4uO. Total
4T1SOO. The coal fields Of China. Ja-
pan. Great Britain. Germany, Russln
and India contain apparently COCOON
coo tons. which j. enough for 700 years.
az present rate of consumption II to
above be added the coal fields In the
United States Canada. and other coun-
tries. the supply viii be found ample
FOR / GOO years
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

Some noted American trees are the
following ~Old Liberty Tree ar
Boston. The Burgoyne Elm" at Al
bany The Ash Tree planted bv Wash
inston az Mount Vernon. The Weep
ing willow over the grave of Cotton
Mathcr. near Bunker Hin. taken from
a tree that shaded the grave Of Napo-
leon az ST Helena. The Cary Tree
large sycamore near Mt. Pleasant. a.
Tine Washington Elm. az Cambridge.
Nlss.. under which Washington took
command OF the American Army. july
3. 1873. The "Wawona Tree" of Mari
pOsa Grove. California. > feet thick.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02

Marrying a girl for her beauty is
Ike eating bird for It's singing.
No man T. born with a silver spoon
In his mouth. but lots Of men die with
gold In their teeth.
Some men put the smallest apples
on the top Of the barrel-als0 the no
ice. open the other end"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-09-05
ANOTHER PAW PAW CASE

1t proves that there is a way out
for many suffering Paw Paw folks.
Just another report of a case in Paw
Paw. Another typical case. Kidney
ailments relieved in Paw Paw with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
A. w. Cummings, N. Gremps st.
Paw Paw, says: "For a long time \
suffered from such pains through my
back and loins, when / stopped over.
/ could hardly straighten up again.
My kidneys acted irregularly and the
secretions were unnatural. used
Doan's Kidney Pills and they gave
me complete relief. Whenever !
have felt that my kidneys were out
of order and my back has been lame.
since, / have used Deans Kidney
Pills, procured from Longwell Bros.
Drug store and they have never fail
ed to relief me. Statement given
January 10th, 1913.
On October 9Th, 1916, Mr.. Cum
ings said: 81 still use Doan's Kid
ney Pills whenever / need them. They
keep my kidneys in good condition.
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
A. w. Cummins used.