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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
TO EXAMINE TEACHERS.

pYERSBuRG, Tenn, July Il, tSpl.)
Prof, II, NJ Gulls, county super1n-
tendent OF education, will conduct an
examination for teachers here July II.
Is. Those who successfully pass the
examination will be awarded %certifl-
Gates and several are expected to take
the examination.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Fear Big Mistake.


That is why the whole Russian prob
les mas continued to paralyze the Paris
conference, A mistake, the backing of
The wrong horse. would be fatal. Lloyd
george and Wilson were willing TO flIrt
with Lehlne some months ago, be-
cause neither was directly exposed to
Russian invasion " the r%eaotionary fac.
sloh resained control, but France Is,
having been Invaded by Russians at
least twice In a little more than a
century n France was always OPP
posed to that action which ended inglo.
riously In the Prinkipo fiasco.
We have, as a result Of our peace
making so far, alienated Italy and
created n sullen, resentful, re~yengeful
Germany, Both circumstances Were an.
proximately inevitable. at least there
was no escape from the German detail.
10 add TO these a Russia, destined to
be again the greatest power on the con-
tinent, would be for France and Great
Britain with her Indian empire and
suicide.
Therefore 1t Ia not going to be easy
or rapid work, this settling the eastern
frontiers Of Poland and Rumania and
the future status Of the Baltic provinces,
| should guess that in the end Finland
would be confirmed in her independ-
ence, Poland In the possession OF not
much more than the old area OF Russian
Poland, including Cholm, while Ruma-
Man possession of Bessarabia, which
exists, might be tolerated but would
hardly be sanctioned, That IL, IL might
be left for Rumania to settle the dis
pute directly with Russia, without, how
ever. receiving in advance any guaran-
tee from the western powers, although
no majority of the population are Ru-
maian by race.
Even this summary retreat does not,
however, dispose OF all the questions
affecting Poland, To-day Polish armies
are fighting the Ukrainians In Eastern
Galtcia and there Is an historic dis.
pute between these peoples for the pos.
session Of Eastern Gallcia, with Lem.
berg, tho capital, which Is itself g
Polish city surrounded by a Rutheniar
speaking country Had Russia stayed
In the war she would have annexed al
OF Galicia with the consent Of tn,
western powers, but what now
First Of all. will the Ukraine endur,
as "A separate state or win II revert Il
Russia? should the western power
follow the German example and recog
nize the independence Of the ukrain
or notp To recognize would be Z
ALLEVIATE the Northern Russians and tn
Poles; not to recognize might be I
guess wrong, for the Ukrainians nigh
gain liberty. Blu TO hestow Easter
Galicia pom the Poles would alienat
both the RUSSIANS and the Ukr9lnian
and lead to serious consequences
Meantime the Poles hold all Of II, a
a result Of their victories and q I
hang on.
Poles Dispute,
Then there is the dispute between tn
Poles and the Czech -Slovaks ore
Tcschen. a tiny territory. immensel
rich In minerals, lying between Polls
and Czech peoples at the headwuater
Of the Oder and the Nistula, A major
lily OF the population is Polish, but tn
Czechs ave all economic necessity I
possess the land, at least they aleg
such a necessity and the Paris confer
ence once conceded Il to them. Then
repented. Now the question is. ope
again. with tho two Slav peoples 9
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Was Promised.

Was Promised.
Now the Rumanians claim all the
Banat and have to support their claim
a separate. secret treaty with the west
ern allies. 1t was u part Of the re-
ward promised them for entering the
war. But when they entered they
were betrayed, defeated and compelled
to make a separate peace. Does this
invalidate the pledge given by the west
ern allies? At least the Rumanians
deny 1t. But the Serbs assert this tc
be the case, point to the fact that thu
population of the districts claimed IL
| Serb and would vote for union witt
| the new Jugo-Slav state and argue thai
\ Mr.. Wilson doe not recognize secre'
treaties anyway. Then the Magyar,
claim the district about S~segedin, which
is Hungarian, on the same ground 0
self determination. As for the Ger.
mans, close to half a million in mum
Der, they seem resigned to losing IL
any case.
Ii the western aires recognize Ser
bian claims and fair 70 accept Ruma
MAN claims in B~essarabia, Rumania vii
make an alliance with italy, which ha
a dispute with the Jugo-Slavs on he
hands, Moreover Bulgaria, despite he
quarrel with Rumania over the DO
brudja, might easily be placated by
promise Of the Macedonian territory sh
has waged three var to acquire an,
then we should have a new Balka'
problem on our hands at once, T
suppose that the western powers woul
40 to war again to I'VE Serbia Is t
suppose the impossible, but this Is ex
actly what would be necessary, II tn
league Of nations were to be preserve
at all.
But II the Serbs IRE denied thel
part oil the Banat, II this injury
added to the wrong, the palpable wron
already done In the hinterlands c
Trieste. where half a million Slavs hav
been turned over to italy, and to tn
probable wrong to be done, under tn
terms Of the Anglo-f-Tench-Italian sc
cret treaty affecting Dalmatia. then W
shall have exactly the same menace {
world Oeace that Serbia constitute
from the congress or Vienna down I
!. the assassination of SeraIevo, when I'll
/ whole world was emproiled, Moreove
Italy and Rumania, TWO Latin state
with strong sympathies and a comme
t enemy, might easily lind q basis
. seroement with Germany. looking K
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

Rumanians outnumber the Germans,
Serbs and Magyars, who are. all there
in considerable numbers, but the Ger
mans and Magyars combined would
outnumber the Rumanians. Moreover,
the southwestern districts are Serb, the
northwestern Magyar, put to give these
districts to the Serbs and the Magyars
would be to del rive the Rumanians, liv-
ing In the uplands, or the natural and
necessary means of communication to
the Thesis and Iarube rivers, by which
they export their produce.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

Carnation Milk is the stand
ard milk supply for the home.
It is pure, sweet, fresh cows
milk, evaporated to the con-
sistency of cream, under most
sanitary conditions, in modern
condenseries, Theoretically
sealed and sterilized to main
tain its purity and whole
someness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

Carnation Milk contains all
most double the quantity Of
butter fat (cream) and milk
solidsfoundinan equalanount
of raw milk. It's quality Is I'M
varying; itsgoodnessis assured;
its safeness is guaranteed.
Once yougiveC arnationM
a trial, you will appreciate its
quality conomyand goodness.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
OsZCEDNos6 " s
WQJN NJ

Washington, D. Nastepne
diva miasiace dadza odpowiedz
czyssAmerykaSo dniosh zwycieztWo
W.wojnie czy tel penios}a sromot-
ma porazke, em6wi William Lewis
Dyrektorz W,ydziaIuS Qszczednosci
przy Departamencie Skarbu.
"Wojna kosztuje@nas tysiace, nieo
ceHionyeh udzkich istnien bilio-
nyciezko Observation-Disclosures
TIE skarby ME byly Wydane. ma mar
ne ;.jezeli lekcye"otrzymane przez
wojne ME beda zastosoWane W
praktyce. Ameryka finansowala
swoja wojenna maszyne karmi-
la giodnych Aliantow tylko die
XII oszczednosci " narodzie. o.
szczednoses r6wniez poWinna cd
nieses zwycieztwo podczas iodbudo-
wy ss I
Wydzial OszczednoscioWy De
partamentu Skarbu .otrzymuje "a
porta Z kt6rych widac ze lombar
dy, grace gie4doWi j peWne domy
kupieckie zbiierajja bogate zniiwo
ponieWaz posiaafacze Pozyezek
Wo1nossciowych Marek Oszczee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
WPIYWY z P0DATKU DO
rCHODOWEGO...

Washington, D.. e. Komisarz
podatku dochodowego, W oswald
.czeniu wydanem dnia ego. wrzes-
MIA r.. ): Wykazuj e re "a rok IFS
kalny skonczony 30-goe czerwca,
1919 r. @wplynelo do: tskarbu Sta
now zZjednoczonych z :podatk1uu
.doehodoWego $$3.839.950.612.O5.
Dalej wykazuje on ze< ten podatek
zap1aci4o :6l5.298 osob: majacych
.rocznego dochodu mniej jak $5.-
000.a Majacy rocznego dochodu
$l.000.O00 p1acili, "a 1918 rok "a
procent podatku dochodowego
civil $4,000. a "a rok 1919 p1a-
'ce beda rs procent.
w ciagu ubieg1ego roku 1885,
666 osob wypelnilo papiery wyka-
zujace roczny dochod,. "a ~wiekszosc
tych os6b. zap4aci}a nalezny poda-
tex w ca1osci pred 15-tym mar
ca 1919 roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
MINERALNE STA
!, NOW ZJEDNOCZONYCH
w 1918 ROKU.

Washington, Dc: z wydanego
przez Department Spraw View
n%etrznych, raportu widac re W
1918 roku wydobyto w Stanach
Zjednoczonych minera16w warto-
sci So, 526. 900. 600 czyli o pol bilio-
na wiecej anizeli w 1917 roku.
Zwiekszenie W wydobytych mi
nera1ach wykazuje rapport ma
weglu, rudzie zelaznej, cynie,
miedzi i oleju skalnym.
Z1ota, srebra i kamienia cioso-
wego w~ydobyto w 1913 roku
mniej anizeli w kilku poprzed-
mich latach.
Soil wydobyto "a 27.0O0.000 do
lar6w a podskoczyla. ona W Genie
z $500 "a tone 1914 roku do
1912 w 1918 roku. Najwiecej soil
wywieziono do Kanady i ma wys-
pc Kuba. Do Novel, zelandyi
wywieziono 23.OOO.0OO funt6w So
Ii wartosci 1898. 600. Mieiscowa
potazus .wynesila 3d..
GOO ton czyli Q. SO procent wiecej
jak wyprodukowano. w. 1917 r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Nova uchwala iaka tn pre-
s ';l' d Iona sic kaitty zez-
wolenia iezeli budynek ma
~. bye ] s Ii via " =. -.

A1eby dae bezpieczenstwo miesz
kaneoms albo. dzierzaWcom budyn
kdw, -radas miejska ma posiedzeniu
w~:sobote. wieczorem; przyje4a-u-
chwalena regulowanie ,budynk6w
Vi, n1iesciey Postanawia4 enash lad
ne budynkianiet moge byeebudoWa
ne blu.
downicgeggoo'e fpspe ktores Inzynier
miejsh ,zesta4x2przeeaaaczony ma
ten urzQd.
Kontraktor wznoszacy budynek
must w,sr11iescc pissmienna prosbe.
Jego plany music bye przedsta-
wione a materyafs kt6ry ma.bye u
zyJty wysszczeg6lniony. Musza sic
aastosowao do dobrej wprawy in
zyhlierskiej. - /.
Kara. bedzie nalozona "a pre-
kroczenie tego postanowienia jak
postanowiono W ustaWach.
Przeprowadzenie tej uchwa1y
dotyka potrzeby statutu budowy
" Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26

dntossc.iiow5ynch sprzedaja te oszcze-
dnosci pc bardzo nizkich cenach,
W celu zadowolenia swoich zach
eianek i upodoban W zbytkach.
"Jezei ludzie ME maja checi
bronienia swojej wfasnosci osobis
tel i pomyslnosci swego rzadu W
tym krytycznym czasie, przez "a
prowadzenie madrej ekonomii, ME
wyzbywajac sic Pozyczek Wolno-
sciowych i Marek OszczednoScio-
wych i przez prowadzenie bezu-
stannej walki przeciwko kazdemu
zadajacemu "a wysokich
cen jezeli,innemi sfowy, lekcye O.
szczednosci nabyte podczas woj-
ny zostana zopomniane to jeste-
smy pobitym a ME zwyciezkim ma
rodem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
o jest targ: gotowy.

ukonczonia,, zadaniem naszem be-
die, " dawniejszej Kongres6wce,
.Galicji, Litwie, i Ukraine, osied-
lac z pod by1ego zaboru pruskiego
zdolnych lekarzy, aptekarzy, bu-
downiczych, kupc6w, przemyslow-
wc6w i rzemieslnik6w W celu pod
niesienia dobrobytu oswiaty tam
.tejszych rodak6w oraz stworzania
stanu sredniego.
Najzdolniejszych a W polityce
bezstronnych Humoryst6w, Saty-
ryk6w, Krytyk6w i Karykaturzy-
stow uprasza sic o przesy}anie u
twor6w, oraz p. p. Inteligencya,
.Kupc6w Przemysfowc6w, Rzemiesl
nik6w i Polak6w dobrej wolf o "a
k4adanie ajentur pc miastach i mia
steczkach o regularne donosze-
ME nam, kt6rzy Rolacy lub Polk
zaniedbuja"S w6j do Swego''. :
w czasie wojny gdzie brak byio
towar6w, tolerowafo sic chodzenie
do obcych. Cd 1-go pazdziernika r.
b. zakazujemy stanowczo popiera-
ME szkodliwych nam: zywiolow,
kto zas sluchac ME bedzie, ponie-
sic wstyd i hanbe; bedac poimie-
niu i nazwisku staWiony pod pre-
gierz publiczny Pokrace.
SWAT kupiecki, przemys}owy,
rzemieslniczy, oraz Polacy posia-
dajacy- pieniadze, beda sic teraz
~starali zak}adac fabryki hurtow-
ME polskie, przez co p6zniej be-
die sic mona i bez obeych wyro-
bow sic obyc.~
: Prenumerata kwartalna w urze-
dach p~ocztowych, ksiegarniach,
kolportach i :ajenturach. W calej
Polsce wynosi. Z, marek zas pod
przepaska 8mk.,w Europe i A
MERGE 10 NIX. Egzemplarz pole
dynczy kosztuje SO. fen.Rabatu
ola sprzedajacych udzielamy 80
procent oraz op}acamy portorja do
posredniczacych.; :
4 powazaniem
Tomasz Doaega Lewandowsh
%redaktorsi wydaWca ).
Po4nan, Chwaliszewo-,69.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
CHAIN co,
. O | ] R ! N ! "a ~ II[l'l Isl

Peerless Chain company, 2 Wi
nony rssottrzymaIa pozWolenie ID
miinlnlaesso,eakiejjk syisubezpiecze
nia, 4jalksdzH zsaawietd1pii1niolno;,si kom
neutrality-suspicious. zWyrabiaae
zapasy wtnaszem ndisaeiiesissaninie
RIA pobuddwaastn faaBhyAei Jakszaa
wiadamia; BIC. Bamllibehekk, =sseIk III
tarz i manazer fozpiastryRsanl,oAzzjWl1
rozmaite miejsca. ass
q Pc roku i pol.
-Lieensya zostala zapewniona "a
posrednictwemI miejscowego sto-
w, " S przemysloWcow ra-
zem z innemi interesowanemi fir
mani i.pojedynczemi osobami W
stanie. Podczas gdy komisya ME
quarantine zadnych towar6w z
przedsiebiorstw ma kt6re ona dale
hcensye, to jednak ia licensya
Wskazuje re firma zast6sowa1a sic
do wszelkich wymaganych praw.
Jest rzecza bez zarzutu.
The Peerless chain rosci prawo,
re jest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wy
.ys1em jaki dotad opatentowano.
Sprzedaz, jak sic zdaje bedzie
wielka skoro kompania bedzie
zdolna wyrabiac 1ancuchy W wick
szej iloSci. Agenci twierdza re Ma
to jest targgotowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Pekniety pociag fatalnym
pirzypadku.

CONELLSVILLE, PA. % wrzes
snia Pittsburgsko--New York
ski wieczorny expresowy pociag
ia torze kolejowym, kt6ry opusciI
Pittsburgsos12 20 .godzinie z rama
wykoleil sic dis wczesnie rano
niedaleko Confluence P'a.,a w: A.
Glenn, " ;Connelsville,z jednejz
dw6ch lokomytw %pedzacych po-
ciag, zostaf zabity. zaden pasazer
ME zosta1 uszkodzony, powiadaja
urzednicy kolei. T. g.. Miler,z
Connellsville, inzynier zosta} ciez
ko poparzony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Try osoby zranione " przy-
padku automobilowyln.

ST. PAUL, % wr.4,snia- Try
os( by zosta}y zranione z kt6rycf
dwie niebezpiecznie W przypadku
w niedziele w St Paul.
PAM Alfredowa Kowalska, z
Rosewater ma z1amane ramie j
noge, gdy automobil wkt6rym O.
ma jecha1a kolidowa1 z lima maszy
ma ma drodze z Rosewater do St.
Paul. Zabrano ia W ambulansie
policyjnym do szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
MARKIE NAMROzONYCH
@ u

w przysz4ym roku ma bye po-
budowana " Moorhead, Mimi. fab
ryka maczki, kosztem $4,000,
zdaje sic re to bedzie dobra rzecza,
ola minnesockich farmer6w usta-
movie market ma kt6ryby przywo
zono namrozone i pokaleczone kar
tofle, kt6re inaczej by1yby ME
przydatne %stracone: +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
POMOC OLA
.DZIECI w EUROPE.

Washington, D. c. Amerykan-
ska administracya pomocy euro
pejskim dzieciom, jake nova do
broczynna organizacya utworzona
przez Herberta Hoover, zawiado-
mia re w ciagu miesiaca lipca r.
b. .zywiono 100000. europejs-
kich. dzieci, g16wnie w Polsce +,
Czecho-Sloyaki Serbii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
*. |. |. n

tPN g - t$a=-"t = THr = -H@ aE=a-. r@aE
Jak to JUL Konsulate Generalny
:niejednokrotnie podawa} do ogol-
.nej wiadomosci, zostaje on: Easy
pyWany tysiacamilistow z pyta--:
niami:w spraWach hachych, kt6--
ryc3,. ME esmezez zupe1nie zalatWic.
zerWzgledn ma mWal roboty te
doskonale%4- tysiace ist6W czynia
regularne zalatwianie kores-
pondescy waznej wymaggaa--
acejArzeczywisteggo rzeezoWeggo
za1atwienia praWie *niemozli-
wynn. Korespondencya Konsula-
tn Generalnego dochodzi obecnie
do trzech tysiecy ,Elist6W dzien--
ME, a przy ograniczonym sk1a--
die pracoWnikoW Konsulatu, ME
jest on W stanie poprostu odpo--
Wiadae ma taxa Hose BtoW.
Prosze vice jeszcze raz Roda--
k6wsw Ameryce. W celu=ulatWie--
MA dzialalnosci Konsulatu Gene
ralnego wstrzymywac sic odza-
pytyWaniasnas " kWestyach W
kt6rych bezposrednio mic pomodz
ME mozemy, albo nasktore odpo-
wiedzielismy komunilkatamiW pis-
mach. 0dpoWiadac listownie II
zapyyta1fia ma ktore jjuz odpowie
mic moze1
nv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
INFLUENZA ME PRzEJDZR.

n sr,T.| - I~-|-|--Er - -"
!. Powt6rzenie sic mnnenzy jest
pewnem tel jesieni j .zimy. Przesz-
lego roku- miala, ona tax nadzwy-
czajne. zniWo. .smierci; zee wojna
swiatowa 2 Gala swa grpza ME me,
gla bye gorsza. Jest Wieczkoniecz-
nyym.tego1 reku, ably podnies6 to
slaWne hasdos Wojenne :: ~Ona. ME
.przyjdzie:!l. Komisarze zdrowia we
Wszystkich Wiekszych miastach u
derzaja juz " ,alarm i. naWo4uja do
praWdziWej Walk przeciw zarazie.
Mozesz spotkae acknowledgements ME
p~rzyjaciela bez bojazni, jezei "a
bezpieczysz swe zdroWie przez u
trzymywanie ssWych Wnetrmosci
czysto iSulatWianie zoladkoWi ira
wienie. Trinera AmerykansH Elk
ir .Gorzkiego Wilma jest najbar
dziej odpoWiednim lekaEstWem ma
ten eel. UtrzymyWa on iWnetrzno-
Sci 5otWorem, regguluje rDWnieaW ez
Trinera Angelica Gorzh Tonik,
kt6ry. jest bardzo skuteczny W wy
padkufebryyi " przyclfodzeniu do
zdreWiaspo atakach takoWej. Do
staniesz te lekarstRa1We Wszvsat
kiehaaptekach. s--Josephh Triner
so:Ashland
Ave-. ghicago;sIH
Copyright, 1913. y Jossph TTrInsr5 sonpaayl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Polskie papierosy

Pan FranclsZek: RutkOWskl 2
Minneapolis, reprezentant pol
skich papieros6w "Wanda' icy
gar66w "Nowa Polska' "Pade-
rewskiego', bawi1 we wtorek W
Winonie w celu rozpowszechnie-
MIA wyrob6w polskich ~papieros6w
i cygar. Pan Rutkowski powiadal,
re w st. Paul i w Minneapolis we
w~szystkich sk4adach tylko polskie
papierosy + cygary sa obecnie
sprzedawane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
DOniesienie.

.uPokraka9' tygodnik satyryczno
p~olityczny j humorystyczno -kry-
tyczny zrycinami rozpoczniez pono
'wnie wychodzic Cd 1-go pazdz'es1r:-
nika :. b.sfw4PFoznanius Rzadsnlie
miecki zakazal " roku 1918 Wyda-.
wnictWa oPokraki' obaWy#zzdlrsaal.
dy stanu, q naRet Cd
powiedzia dnia 10 go WrzesliIla
l916r.Eez aktazunie zniesiea
Teraz gdy zaWiierucha Wojjenna5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26

w s;p9rawach " kt6rych scisle
informacye MONA uzyskac jedy--
ME ma podstawie wyjasnien w}adz
nalezy zwraeac sic
wprost do tych w1adz bez posred-
Konsulatu Generalnego.
K%onstanty Buszczynski.
Konsul, Generality.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26

PAM Maryanna Kulas c6rka pa
nj Rozalii Kukowskiej przyjecha-
la we wttorek Wieczorem do Vino
MY zobaczyc*Gsie re swa chora ma
tka, kt6ra znajduje sic w .szpitalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
S. P. MODESTA PAkUBICKA

Nedesta,; ,c66reczklasD ominikaaPa
}ubickegos Fam. pod mr. e21 wsch.
Wabasha I'll. umarla W wtorek ra-
no o 8:45 godz. Pogrzeb odby} sic
q koscio}a sw. Stanislawa XIV
czwartek:o 9tej %godzinie- 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
S. p. PAWEL P-RRZYBYLSKI.

! Pafwte;liE Przybbyyilski try let
nj synek J6zefa. Przybylskiego,
Fam. pod mr.. 921 wsch. Sanborn ul,
umar1 we wtorek rano.
Pogrzeb odby1 sic W czwartek o
pol do 10tej rano z k%oscio}a sw.
Stanis1aWa K.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26

PAM weronika Pehler. powr6cila
do domu z NewarkN j.. i sasied-
nich mast gdazie :bawila W gosseinie
u swych syn6w blisko try miesia-
zee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26

Boz g1owy, zapchanie, brak ape
tytu, czynia was slabymi i chory-
mi. Holister'a Rocky Mountain
herbata naprawi apetyt, pomaga
zapchaniu, odbuduje SYSTEM, 35c
W apiece rBown a. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Wiadondos|c /
M||llE ] ]! / /
KOsCIEIE SW.KAZE
i M1H y ss s sssss;;s

We wtorek 0 godzinie pol 10 tel
pdbyl sic Stub Jana Jakuba Prom
dzinskiego z Pine Creku Wis. He
leny Maryanny Stroinskiej.
| Druzbowali W1adyslaw Stroin-
ski i Forencya Prondzinska i
Franciszek Prondzinski.i Agniesz-
Ia Stroinskas qDdy weselne odby-
1y sic w domu+ tTodziic66w SStrofns-
kich 678 zach..4 I'll. 50. '%*s -
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-18
@ Mrn0Sso,/zoeezl onnet.,,

drought MIN again to npes .aro,,
i' Pu'led aside his curtain which
"u',s over the screening Of his t.n,
ANA looked out into IA moon.aoodod
"oriu' richards eyes fell ON utna
tent over yOnder, white sbrin.
W mite as that iue sweet snnl ~
hers 3" Sou' OIL
Wandering into the night Godfrey
p"sSeu down the river singing His
voice the footllghts. the ust.nin.,
great audlcnces were cnllinp IN l,i,n
10 hlm. the moon-nooded leyee he
s'lstenlng water made star.s.,
scene lie was troading the boards
'le rushing waters by the bank CAV.
IN" oichestration for his melody
l'"hna e Mobile" He begihi 1t 10 Gerty
iiHrdln; she would hear It I'm her tent.
she would take il as the tender re.
proHch he had leased her. with that
AFTERNOON In the ramadn
He gave for encore n bauod ,on,
forgotten; he had pulled IT back from
the cobwebs OF two decades: he had
made IL his own.
but. my darling you will be.
Ever young and fair to me-"
II cume the soaring voice. to Tom
Hardin. outside Gerty's tent ON his
lonely cot. He knew thgt song. Dis
dained by his wife. pretty figure a
man cuts II ms wife can't stand
him. who CAM lie wasn't good enough
Tor her He WAS rough. His life had
kept him from fitting himself To- her
taste. she needed people who could
talk Ike Richard sing like Godfrey.
People, other people. might mlscon-
sirue her preferences lie knew they
were not hiriations; she needed her
kind She would always keep straight I:
She was straight AS whip Life was
ns hard for her as II was for him: he
could feel sorry FOR her: his pity WAS
divided between the two ~ them. the
husband. the vile. both lonely In their
own way.
on the other Side OF the canvas
walls. Gcriy Hardin lay listening to
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-18
CHAPTER XXxIlI.



Gathering on the bank were the
camp groups 10 watch the last stand
OF the river against the rock lombard
ment. Molly Silent had crept down
from the Crossing. full of fears. Our
there. somewhere on the trestles on
one of those rock cars. was her Jim
She sat on the bank by lines and Mrs
Marshall
MIS-. Hardin foated by in her crisp
musins. A few feet behind stalked
Godfrey, his eyes on the pretty figure
10y bis side. lines turned from his
look. ahashed as though she had been
peeriug through a locked door.
Gayly. with hutterlng Of ruaies
Geriy established herself on the bank
triiie out of hearing distance. A
hard little smile played on the lips ac-
cented with Partisan rouge. The child
ish expression was gone; her look ac-
cuSed life of having trifed with her.
But they would see
Don't look SO unhappy, dearest "
whispered ME man at her side. I'm
going 10 make you happy, dearp
She flushed brilliant, finished smile
at him. Yes, She was proud Of him..
He satisfied her sonse Of romance. or
would, later, when She was away from
here, "a dun pain pricking nj her DELHI
crate planning Godfrey found her
young. young and distractlng. His
life had been hungry too; the wife.
up there In Canada somewhere, had
never understood him. Godfrey was
ambitious. ambitious as She was. She
would bee his wife; She would see the
cities of the world with him, the vel
coined wife of Godfrey; she would
share the plaudlts his wonderful voice
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-18

'''' il'H'aee meant Tor her. The HcKle
''@' me- had called hers; no constancy
]" woman. hc had declared, fondllng
H'r mar. lie had tried to coax her
INTO pledges pledges which were also
uiaaNowals to the man outside.
SILVER threads Age shuddered at
n'r threshold. She hated that song
cruel life had been TO her = none Of Its
promises had been kept. TO be happy.
why that was humans birthright +;
s'"n IT, 'hal wax her creed ,There
was chance yet; youth had not gone.
"' was singing ii to her, her escape
Darling you viii be,
Ever yuuLe ana fair to me-"
Godfrey singing to Gerty Hardin.
had awakened the camp. lines. in
her tent too, was listening.
Darling, YOU will be,
Ever young and fur to mel"
SO that Is the miracle. that wild
rush of certain feelingl Yesterday.
doubling tomorrow, more doubts-but
tonight the song, the night isolated
them, herself and Rickard, into
world Of their own Life with him on
any terms she wanted.