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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21
Korespondencya

A. B. * zy przyponinasz So
bic mityczne podanie o zakaza-
tym owocu?... MySl W tenn gle
boka i zdaje sic warta podjecia
przez kazdy umySi Swiatlejszy.
Otoz wedlug podania, czlowiek
6yl szczeSliwy, niewinny i dobry
dop6ty, dop6ki ME wiedzial o
ziem, skoro jednak Poznal sic
re ziem, uleciaty gdzies niewin--
nose, szczescie i radoSc. Wype--
dzono go z raju, wykleto, skaza-
no ma wedrowke wieczna i vice.
ma wake nietylko &c Swiatem, a
lie j z namietnoSciami.. :. Aniol z
ognistym micczem stoi II BRAN
teso raju i do kazdego czlowieka
ktorykolWiek skosztoWaf oWocu
zakazanego. VIOLA, re wrota dian
zawarte. Taxi sam CLOS odzywa
sic w sercu ludzi. skoro wyciagna
reke po to. co zakazane. Natural
ME, re niepok6j i wyrzuty Sumie-
MIA. muszq sic take odezwac,
jezeli czlowiek mic stracii zupel,
ME poczucia honoru ! uczciwosci,
Jak oceniG mezczy-zne. ktorv ko-
biete wyrywa Z raju nicwinnoSci
obyczajowei prostoty i popycha
ij2 do zaponinienia o tenn wszyst-
klein. co nakazujQ honor ! obowiQ
EEK? Czy cziowiek TAXI zaslugujc
ia jakiekolwiek szcze;cie ma zie-
mi, czy zaslusuje ma szacunek u
ludzi. ma miiosG najblizszych ma
wet?
ia sadie. re stanowczo ME "a
s!uguje.
Matka czlowieta. o kt6rym mo
via, musiaiaby piakaG, sdyby
wiedziala, re syn jej jest niewol-
nikiem namietnosci i ME tylko
siebie gubi, ale i drugs osobe Z
SODA w przepaSG ciagnie. Kusiciel,
kt6ry uwi6d} pierwszych ludzi,
jak m6wia ksiegi dawne, walesa
sic ciagle po Swiecie. Roznica tyl-
ko W tenn, re obrai sobie teraz do
godniejsze miejsce, gdyz w umy,
siach i sercach ludzkich. Szczegol
niej II tych ludzi, ktorzy chetnie
spychaja wing ma wszystko, by
lie ME ma wlasna siaboSc. byle
mice wymowke, re obowiazek
wzgledem czegoS hub kogos ME
zawsze jest r6wnie wazny. Wo-
bee takiej praktyki niczem So
,,odnoSne' przyrzeczenia. A
szatan - kusiciel, drwi sobie
Smieje sic z tych, kt6rym brak
silnej wolf do odpedzcnia go
zwalczenia. Zrozumiano?
r. r. ,Droga PAM! Czytalam
juz DUO rad podanych pred pa
mia, lecz pragne}abym bardzo do
wiedziet sic, co PAM sadzi i jaka-
by rade daia W postepowaniu z
takim mezem jak moi. Pobralis-
my sic pred dziesieciu laty i ma
my piecioletnie dziecko.Z poczat-
ku bylo wszystko dobrze, ale te-
raz, kiedy moi MAJ zajety jest pra
ca TAXA, re wiecei ma godzin vol,
nych anizeli zajetych, psuje sic
spokoj i zgoda miedzy nami. MAJ
moi zamiast przebywat wiscej w
domu, zabawia sic z przyjaciolmi
codziei gra W bilard albo W kar-
ty i ME tylko CO dzieh ale i W ME
dziele popoiudniu i .wieczor. Me
zwaza ma to. re jestem czesto
chora, musze lezec w }ozku i po-
trzebuje go W domu; jego prey
~jaciele sa pierwsi, mnie zanied'
buje. Objad zjada predko, azeby
tylko n~atychmiast wydostat sic z
domu, po kolacyi zaraz wychodzi
Ii wyczekuje ma ulicy ma swoich
przyjaciof, ami mu ma mysl ME
lprzyjdzie, re czekam i re rowniez
chetniebym sic p~rzeszla. Me mo-
zemy wydawac pieniedzy ma dro-
gle rozrywki; ia lubie yruchome
obrazki", ale on ME chce iSc re
nina, DO powiada, re go nudz2 j
czynia Spiacym. Kl6cimy sic
codzieh, ia piacze i dostaje ner,
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21


p~rzyjacio}ki radza mi, azebym "a
braia dziecko i ~pojechala do niej
i azeby ona napisala do niego, ze
jesli on sic ME zmieni, to ia ME
wroce do niego, BIO CO po takiem
zyciu? Prosze, MECH mi PAM po-
radzi, co nam uczynic." P. R.
To, co PAM %odpowiem, moze
paIlia zadziwi, lecz takie mole
zdanie. MAJ PAM - naturalnie,
ME robi dobrze, spedzajsc wolny
GAS ciagle poza domem, lecz -
czy jest on dose inteligentnym;
azeby potrafi} zajac sic naprzy--
klad czytaniem ksiazek i czy PAM
ME probowa}a uczyniG mt czas
spedzany w donu przyjemnym?
Moze on umie zdac sobis sprawy
z faktu, &c PAM w domu sama !
teskni. mozc i on przyszed}szy do
domu ME zastaje w rim zony,.
albo tez ona zalniast przyjac go
uprzejmym. wcsolym uSmiechem,
jest tylko ncrwowa ! zadqsana?
PIaczem, scenami, wybuchami
histeryi mic zatrzyma go PAM,
przeciwnic, uciekac bedzie jesz-
cze iacnicj. iona - zawsze roz-
pIakana, mic ofiavujaca mezowi
rio przyjemniejszego jak tylko
place i w~ymowki, ME jest wcale
sympatyczna istota, ola ktorej
m~oznaby sic wyrzec ~wesolych
przyjaci6i; czy mic przyzna mi
PAM racyi?... Me mySle wcale
odradzac wyjazdu ma czas jakiS
ola wypoczynku do siostry, ow--
SEEN, ale przedtem, zanim to IT,
czynisz. postaraj sic bye mia / IL
przcjma dla meza, przygotowuj
ru dobrc. smaczne zawsze, lad
ME przybranc potrawy, postaraj
sic, ieby mu bylo wygodnie !
przyjemnie W domu, ME zawadzi
tez zaproponowaG mu azeby CA
sem do siebie zaprosiI kilku PREY
jacio} i w swoim domu sic Z mimi
'zabawii, jezeli to zonaci, zaproS
! icl, zony, ul6z sic I niemi, zeby-
Scie sic pare razy W tygodniu
schodzily, zen 2 mezami, kaz-
dym raZem do innego domu, mo-
&c mu sic to srodoba, a i PAM ME
bcdz;esz zaWsze tax Samotna.
I przyjm j~eszcze jednq rade:
ME skarz sic pred tax zwancmi
,.przyjaciGIE;ami" ME siuchaj ich
rad. Dcbrze m0wia: .,gdzic
Satan dostac sic ME moze, tam
posle przyjaci6Yke'. Nieraz one
~lasnie Staiy sic powodem znisz-
cHenia domowego ogniska. Meio-
vie wog6le, nienawidza .,przyja-
cioiek" ION swoicll, podejrzewajq
je o ..emancyrowane". niezdrowe
rady. Szczeg6lniej te dazqce tax
namietnie do rownouprawnienia,
L przytem lie rozumiejace zna--
genie tegoz-mySla tylko o tenn,
re i'm woino wszystko to. co mez-
czyznom. zaniedbuja obowiazki
domowe - ucza tego innych.
Stree sic PAM takich! Poniewaz
in~teresuja mic sprawy czytelni--
GEEK odnoszacych sic do mnie.
prosze napisac mi, jak sic ulozy-
Iio?...
P. Zofia.. - Zapewne dzieci pa
nj zjadaja "a wiele cukierk6w Tub
lodow Ola tego tax czesto choru-
ia. w Stanie Massachusetts
wydano odezwe do rodzicoW i
nauczycieli I przepisem, jak zy-
vic dzieci, azeby w~yrastaly ma
zdrowych ! silnych ludzi.
y Rano Pc umyciu powinno
dzieoko, uczeszczajace do szkoly,
wypic szklanke przegotowanej
woody, lepiej dobrze cieplej jak
zimnej.
y Dzieoko w zadnym razie ME
ma wychodzic z domu, ME zjadl-
sly pred tenn ciepiego sniadania.
81 Pokarm dzieci powinien sic
skiadac z trzech podan dziennie.
~ Jesc powoli i zuc potrawy
ralezycie.
81 Pic codzien mleko, czterv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
A Wholesome Food Medi-
cine and Body Builder
Free From Alcohol and Danger
Gus Drugs-60 Years in Use
- Guaranteed

The. most eminent medical
authorities, recognized all over
the world as the highest in the
science OF medicine, have made
public statements endorsing the
value of such ingredients as we
guarantee are the principle in
gradients of Father Johns
Medicine.
High medical authorities say "tIint
these ingredients are beneficial nota-
bly, in wasting diseases which are
curablc and those maladies which
arc connected with or have their
origin in colds and dcbilitating and
wasting diseases"
To give these statements in full
would take too much space, but We
will furnish on application the list
of ingredients of Father Johns Med
icine the names of the medical au-
thorities referred to, what they say.
the publications and the dates of
same.
Never wait for cold to wear
of-it wears away the lungs in
stead. Neglected colds often
lead to pneumonia. Father
Johns Medicine gives prompt
relief from colds and throat
troubles.
Guaranteed free from alcohol and
nerve destroying drugs upon which
many medicines depend for their
temporary effect, and which are
dangerous, because they weaken the
Eody and allow the disease to get q
deeper hold.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
Railroad Notes

Due TO a shortage of roadmen on
the Middle and Philadelphia division
during the past several weeks, it has
been necessary during this time to
call on yardmen to perform duties
over these divisions at times. Sick
ness. desires to he off duty and heavy
traffic all contributed their share to
this shortage.
Little delay has ben occasioned
on the several railroad divisions and
lines running into Harrisburg. Reg
ular winter schedules have been is
sued that the trackmen may know at
what paints they may be called on to
serve IN case storms cause any trou-
PIE Irackmen were out on Thurs
dav evening to keep the switches
open put that was the only purpose
for which any men have vet heen
called o,t ~~''
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

fel. a.; Alphonsop Idunoz, lar. from
per-; w. l.. Molesto, lar; Walter
Feyen, lar: Albert Johnson, n. and
b.; Albert Johnson, e. lc. d. W.
Continued cases: John A. Bentz,
fal. pret. and lar. as b.; T.. Alper,
lar: Rosie Klotz, a. and b.. Laura
Vert, agg. n. and b.; Mary Stanton,
fel. a, and n. and b.. George House
man, sur. of p.
Tuesday. January Ia: Henry Mel
son, lar, Marcus Herbert. G. G. d.
W.. John Away, c. c. d. W.; John
Christian. rob-; James Candy, c. c.
d. w; John Ferrin, lar. Richard
James. fel. a.; Agnes Slesser, alias
Agnes Smith, perjury. 2 charges;
John +. Kinsella, fel. ent. and lar
Roy Darkins. lar; Mary Dawson,
rec. S. g.; William Greenway, ct. al,
fel. Q. and lar; George Williams
lar. from per: Robert Wilson. lar
Andrew Turner. sod; George NJ
Hoffman, Jr., sod: Gay Newman.
et. al, lar. from per-; Serafino
Luliano. sod; Jose Yalazar, fel. u.
harles Young. T. a.; Alfred Probst
et, al, Ernest Smith. fel. a.; Robert
Wilson, lar.
Wednesday, January 15: Martin
knisely, lar as cl., 2 cases: Arthur
l.. Stoner, lar. as cl., chdrges;
Peter Kohlman. viol. of quar-. ord.
William ID. Markley. un. tap. gas
pipe for fuel; Mary NJ. Payne. libel;
j. NJ. Nick onley. agg. Il. and b.;
Pearl Hockcnberry. lar. as b.;
Charles Young. (. a.; Alfred Probst
! Mile Nuletic. ent. fem. min. CHI.
Joseph ID. Bremen, ct al, fal. pret.
. George Jackson, furn. liq. to per
of int. H.; Flonja NelesoVigevic. q
and b.; Charles Marshall. lar; Sim
/ fouvanovic. agg. as. and b.; Samuel
Fishman, ct. al, n. and b.; Johr
Denchak, vic. of quar-. ord; Alfonso
, Harris, lar. as bail: George II. Alex.
ander, lar. as cl.; George Wertz, lar.
/ Frank Ferguson. lar; NJ. b. Stewart
lar; Nat. Feldstern, lar. as b.. DAME
! F. Bankes. lar, as cl.. charges.
Thursday, January 16: George
| Della, lar; Eugene Myers. lar.
John Dean, ct. al, rob-. Thomas
Ross, rob; Thomas Williams lar.
John Klinger. fel. a.: Nid Roksan.
die, ct. al, lar. from per-; Orpheu,
Page. f. and b.: Wahl Fitchpatrick
f, and b.: Ray Hoke, f. and b.. Johr
b. Cohen, a. and b.; Preston Reyn.
{ oiuS' ifti iiohi ipONh w alhtl
lar; Harmon Gregory, agg. n. ant
! b.; William T.. Proctor, c. G. d. w.
Fransico Rodrigues, C. Il. w; JohT
d. Washington. fel. n. and c. C. d. W.
I Henry Hammel, ct. al, fel. a. a
With in. to rob and robbery; Benja,
min McLehenry, rob: James Sever
cool. fel. ent. and lar. charges
Zdranko Mladenovich. fr. app. o.
part. prop; Mason Fitting, ct. al.
lar; l.. Racles. lar. as b.; Benjamin
Kline, f. and b.. Joseph NJ. Fitting
f. and b.; Raymond Bainbridge, +
! and b.; T. +. Fannasy. ct. al, b. h.
Jean Martin, freq. n b. H.; Guy
! Butler. ct. al. nuis.
Friday, January II: No case:
| listed.
Monday. January 81: John II
Blamer. and William Y. Lenker. n
S.; Samuel Nj. Lehn. att; Pierce
Stoak. sur; Joseph w. Duncan, anC
II. c. Gordon, n. s.; Charles Mutza
baugh, s.; Charles KreitZer, Rober
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

Fruges. AMBRICOuRT. Creepy. An
vim, Santricourt, WAVRANS. Long
roy, Aumale, Abancourt, Formerie,
Sergeux, Forges les Faux. Courtney.
Gisors, Chars, Pontoise, Paris en-
viron. WARES. Montvermeil.
Clinchy, Sevran. Villopinte. THEM
BLAY. Roissey, LOUNRES, Roissy,
Souilly. Canneton. Slaye-Souilly,
Lagny. Crccy, Couilly. Coulommieres,
Rebais. LA TRETOIRE. Boitron.
Orly. BRUSSIERES. Basseville. La
Peretterie La Chapelle. lie Grande
Foret. La Peretterie, Baseville, BUS
SIERES, Basseville. La sPerroterie,
LIE GRANDE FORET, LA CHAP
Ellie. Essises, Pontois, CHAM
BLON. Viffort. La Chapelle, Nogent,
Saulchery, CHARLY, Crogy. Chateau
Thierry, Etrepilly. Bosuet, Epied,
FOREST (by Epieds). Frenes. Cour-
mont, Cierges, Chamery, Coulonges.
VOLLOME, Cohan. Dravegny.
CHERY-CHARTREUVE. Mont st.
Martin. Vlllesavoie. Fismes, Chary-
Chartreuve, DRAVEGNY, ST.
GILES. Fismes. DRAVEGNY, st.
Giles. LIE BONNIE MAISON FME,
Courville. Arcis lie Ponsart Cohan.
Nillome. Coulonge, Chamery, Cierges,
Gourmont, lie Charmed Chateau, Mar
cilly s.Marnc. Rozay, Passy, Cour-
celles. Nerneuil. Try. Troissy. Mareuil
lie Part, Leuvrigny. Cheney la Reins,
BOIS DE BOURSAULT. st. Martin.
Ninay. Chouilly, Oiry.
Plivet, Athis, Jalons, Matougues,
Chalon sur Marine, Chepy. Blesmes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Pargny sur
SaiX, SermaiZe. Revigny. Brabant lie
Roi Laheycourt, FOREST DE
BELNOUS, Triancourt. BELLEFON-
TINE, les lslettes, lie Nefur. FOREST
d ARGONNE. Narennes. Montblain-
Vile, APREMONT. CHATEL CHE
HERY. Apremont. Montblainville,
Narcnnes. Ptte. Boureuilles, Neuvilly.
Aubreville. Nraincourt, Aubreville,
Clermont Auzerville. Froides,
BONNEVILLE. Juoy les Cotes, Gil
ronville, NIGNOT (via Aulnoy and
Euville), Gironville. Essey. PANNES,
Beney, BO1S DE BENEY, here the
war is over--l1 Nov. IS, IL a. m. (:
Beney. Pannes. Nonsard. Heudi-
court, BOlS DE BUNIERE ES,
BCNIERES. Erata. Nov, Esd 1918,
BuNieres.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

OF Indictment. In another case to go
to the Grand Jury. woman from
Middletown. is charged with com
mitting perjury while on the witness
stand at the last court session.
The list follows:
Monday, January 13: James
Harris, fel a.; Charles Hartley. ct.
aal. lar. from per-; Jocee PzeneI.
rel. a.; Charles Davis, fel. a.; Will
nam Singleton, fel. a.. and agg. a.
ana b.; Lee Owens a. and b.; Will
nam Miller, fel. ent. and lar;
FRANCES Green, ct. al, lar. from per
Ramon Ralla, lar: John Bowers
lar; Darwin Cook. fr. ag. bo. h. k.
francisco Lopez, C. c. d. w; Eddie
Gllroy, C. C. d. w; Teleppero Scar
uetto, c. c. d. w; Harrison Brown
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

Golden Roast Coffee has
won thousands of friends by
it's deliciousness.
1t consists wholly of
Brazilian and Central Ameri-
can berries-concededb by all
packers to be the best coffee
grown.
The blend is the result of
much careful study, and
that all of it's deliciousness
may be brought out, we
entrust the roasting only to
experts.
And after the perfect
blend, and perfect roast, we
pack it in moisture proof
packages made especially
for it, which retain its full
strength and aroma.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

[Continued from First Page
reinforced by the spiritual affinity
between both peoples who had a
common waith in the virtue of free
political government.
Latins Under Yank Banner
When Ita'y entered into the war
a breath, Il precursor of the Ameri-
can soul, penetrated into the rank
and file of our army through the
means of our workers who returned
to the fatherland from America and
brought into Italy an echo of their
second patria. So, correspopdingly,
the Italian soul vibrated In the
hearts of our emigrants enrolled un-
der your banners when the Ameri-
can nation under your guidance
threw itself into the fight against the
common enemy.
ITALY. having now gathered to
her own bosom those brothers SO
long sorrowing under foreign op-
preston, and having reconquered
is preparing herself to cooperate
her security and true independence.
the confines which alone can give
with you In the most cordial manner
to reach the most practlcal means
for drawing into single circle the
civilized nations, for the purpose of
creating in the supreme form of a
League of Nations the conditions
most fitted to safeguard and protect
each ones rights.
ITALY and America entered to-
gether into the war through rare
act of will; they were moved by the
purpose to concur with all their en-
ergies in an effort to prevent the
domination of the cult of force in the
world: they were moved by the pur-
pose to reaffirm in the scale of hu-
man values the principles of liberty
and justice. They entered into war
to conquer the powers of war. Their
accomplishment is still unfinished,
and the common work must still be
developed with firm faith and with
tenacious constancy for tho pur-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
Lose Your Fat,
Keep lolr Health

Superfluous flesh is not healthy.
neither is it healthy to diet or eX-
ercise too much for its removal. The
simplest method known for reducing
the overfat body two. three or four
pounds n week is the Marmola
Method, tried and endorsed by thous-
ands. Marmola Prescription Tablets,
containing exact doses of the ia
nous prescription, are sold by drug
gists at 75 cents for a large case,
by sending direct to the Marmola
Company. SCI Woodward Ave, De-
troit, Mich. They are harmless and
leave no wrinkles or flabbiness.
They are popular because effective
ana convenient.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
NEWS OF TTnW
ssssaH saHRA4RoRS/ q !
MOVED MANY
CARS in 1918
The Middle Division Handled
2,204.873; May Traffic
Was Heaviest

Movement of cars over the Mid
die division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad was very heavy during the
past year, officials of the division
show in their report. A totu OF D.
204,S73 cars were handled over the
division lines curing tn, year Of
1918. Thousands of cars of war ma
terial and food consigned to the army
environments ana for overseas ship
ments were included in the more
than tw" million cars handled by di-
vision employees.
The high record month of the year
was May when 214.l64 cars passed
over the division. From this maxi
mum, the shipments fell off gradu-
ally until the end of the year. The
fcwest number of cars were handled
durinb FebrIa:t when. during the
twenty-eighe days, but Il paltry
1O9, $50 cars We're carried.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
And NO BETTER CONDI.
TIONS ARE IN SIGHT.

Every coffee packer has,
therefore, been confronted
with the problem of main
tanning price at the cost of
reduction in quality.
Whatever the cours
chosen by other packers, we
have determined that no
matter what price prevailing
market conditions may COM
pei us to charge for it
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
SERIOUS COFFEE SHORTAGE
Lay in Your Supply of Golden Roast Coffee Now

This country is dependent
entirely upon other countries
for its coffee supply.
Lack of ship bottoms for
months has limited greatly
the importation of coffee, as
a result of which we are to-
day face to face with coffee
shortage.
Coffee growing countries,
realizing this condition, have
taken advantage of it by in
creasing prices materially.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
There VIII Be No Change in the Quality of
GOLDEN ROAST COFFEE

Golden Roast Coffee HAS
ALWAYS BEEN a delicious
coffee = Golden Roast Cof-
fee is a delicious coffee =
Golden Roast Coffee, regard
less Of what price we may
have to ask for it through
trained market conditions
ALWAYS WILL BE A
DELICIOUS COFFEE.
So if the dealer asks you
to pay a higher price from
time to time, it is because
we are obliged to charge him
more-but the same coffee
deliciousness will be con-
tained in the Golden Roast
Package.
Wise housewives will lay
in a supply for the future at
present day prices.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04
NO ULTIM MATUM SENT TO
ntI.TIC REGION

London. Jan. 4.---The Foreign Of
flee denies that n British ultimatum
has been sent to the German COM
mander in the Baltic region. as has
been reported. 1t also declares It
has had no reports of the landing of
large British forces in the Baltic
provinces.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

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Accept California Syrup OF
Figs only-look for the name Cali
fornia on the package, then you
are sure your child is having the
best and most harmless laxative OF
physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love its de-
licious fruity taste. Full directions
for child's dose on each bottle. Give
II without fear.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

Shaner. John Starry, Joe Wolf-i
shon, and Francis Nj. Plain, n. $.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

Hydraulic
Engineer
Finds Cure
For Dreaded
rheumatism
After Suf-
fcring For
Many Years
How 1t
Happened
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FEW CRIMINAL,
CASES ARE LISTED

lContinucd from First Pages
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-04

Moose Minstrcls, Orphcum The
atrc. night of January 23, 1919. adv
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WILSON'S HEART
OPENS TO ITALY

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Eleven years ago |
was in a hospital for
seven weeks. at a cost
of over two hundred
dollars" says Mr.. Will
son the well-known
hydraulic engineer.
For two years l sur
fered torments. and
winter before last ]
was laid up six weeks
under doctors care.
Truly in the last
twelve years | have
wanted to die. | was in
at,ch UOnv would
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-06-05
In MemOriam.

Our beloved aunt, Miss NJ +. Scar
borough. after an illness Of about one
year. passed away May 18th, at three
O'Clock: aged sixty-tive years.
The burial took place the following
day. ut three O'Clock. in the family
burial ground at the old home place
where she was born and reared. The
burial rite was said by Rev. Powell.
The surviving relatives are one
brother Mr.. w. A. Scarborough. three
nephews - Mr.. w. w. Scarborough, in
France: Mr.. G. II. Scarborough. Of
Millers' Bluff. and Mr.. ]. G. Scarbor-
ougll. of Denison. Texas = two nieces
Mrs. ]. r. Winhan. of Millers' Bluff,
and Mrs. +. c. Melcher. of Waco.
Texas
She was not Il member of the church,
hut lived christian life - loved and
honored by all as a good and charita-
bic woman. She will be greatly miss
by all her kindred, who hope to 50 live
that they some day meet her in that
better world - who hope to live such Il
life as she did There is vacant
place. dear aunt, which can never he
filled. Everywhere it is sad and lonely
without you. dear one. But we know
you are in Il better world, and hope to
meet you when our reward comes.
Your memory is blessed you are
gone. hut not not forgotten.
ONE WHO LOVED HER.