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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
Court Entries.


CanpsI" Spencer It nj w.. Eta Phillips
& al Defendants Maywomd and II. W.
Major given leave 70 answer within ten
days.
Joseph +. Wilcox VS. Thomas Gillian
"i al. W. Walker appointed guardian
ad lItcm for minor defendants with
leave To answer instant"r. Decree quiz
citing TILE rs prayer for.
lGnaCz kohylcwski ~. 8ValCrsia Ko-
hyl"wski. Settled and dismissed at the
cost of plaintiff
Andrew Yarnrll ct nj vs.. II. r IIol-
lard ct nj. Service by publication APP
proved. decree quoting iItle as prayed
for.
Tho Metropolitan Discount Co. vs..
William NJ. Jones. Defendant given
leave to file answer fnStantcr.
Grace u. Wilson vs.. Ford VI. Will
SON. This cause is dismissed at costs
Of plaintiff by agreement Of parties.
Bridge Party.
Miss Elizabeth Major very pleasantly
entertained a number Of friends on
Tuesday afternoon. Bridge was tho di-
version and most enjoyable time was
spent by all. delicious lunch was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
Monday, December l5-Motions For New
Trials

Pittsburgh Mining Machinery Co. VS.
Frank Gable.
Max bacon w. RrbCCca Bchr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10

-ro,.,,s . $50 377 357 1923
Tonjcht-Club vs.. Eurckas; Ohio w.
McDanicls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03
GROW RYE ON 1 IGHT SOILS.
(Reltran mi Farm Rl1reau ,Rulletin.

certain sections of the state especially those having
soils that somewhat sandy ten
be expected to give decidedly larger than wheat The
crop reports United States department of agriculture give
yield of wheat for Minnesota of $40 pounds
per advantage yield for Of about rs cent
Added significance is given the foregoing when one
that the rye for the most decidedly
poorer land than the wheat Pound for pound nearly
valuable bread grain is wheat Those farmers who
land that almost certain good of but
uncertain the production of wheat will be doing most for
the counry's food supply by growing maximum acreage
of rye.
"Whas the matter with the American dollar?" inquiries
critic. Nothing, nothing at ALL dollar is dollar
and is worth hundred centsno and less But in
ated have made its purchasing only about
half what few Swat the price booster and
the dollar will perk up again.
Judging from his published photographs, if Lieut.. COL
Theodore Roosevelt Jr smart he is homey he will be
fitting to his brany dad of the Big Stick.
little innocent dove of peace! It to have
croaked when the armistice signed nearly year
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03
GO TO THE RESCUE
Don't Wait Till It's Too Late-Fol
,sr''' low the Example Of a
Ram;diiT Citizen

Don't Wait Till It's Too Late-Fol-
,>r''' low the Example Of a -
Bemidii Citizen
Rescue and aching back.
Fit keeps; on aching ching, trouble bic may
Often it indicates kidney weakness.
If*.you neglect the Kidneys warn
ing, ~H' '.'
took out for urinary disorders.
This Bemidji citizen will show you
how to go to the rescue. -
Mrs: J. P. Pogue, 521 Fourth st.,
says: f~'I had dull pains in my back
and hips for a long time. My kid
neys acted irregularly and I always
felt worse after 7 exerted myself. My
feet would swell and my head ached.
/ tried different kinds Of remedies
without relief. Finally I got Doans
Kidney Pills at BARRIERS Drug Store
and began using them. Two boxes
cured me and Ihave had no return
of the trouble"
Price 60c,G at all dealers. Don't
simply ask FOR kidney remedy-get
Doan'sf Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs! Pogue had. Foster. Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo; NJ "'>9> al 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03

parel, orchestra, music, singing and
short subject moving pictures will be
features of the "Style Show" which
will be staged twice, at 1880 and
again at 900. There will be no ad-
mission charge.
Are French dinner gowns, cut low,
immodest? DO they harmonic with
the views of elderly persons Of Puri-
tanical tendencies? Should young
brides yield to parental opposition on
problems of dress? These are few
of the questions which are brought to
the attention of spectators who are
fortunate enough to see Elsie Fergu-
son in her new Aircraft photoplay,
His Partisan Wife," which will be
shown at the Elko theatre tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03
NEWSOFT THE
THEATERs
GRAND THEATRE PROGRAM.

A seven reel screen version OF the
Broadhurst-Schome famous stage
play "Today," featuring the beauti-
full and talented Florence Reed, is
the headline attraction at the Grand
theatre for tonight, also Thursday
matinee and evening. AS a stage
play To-day" created Juror and but
few attractions have drawn such
large audiences for the length of ruin
accorded To-day" when playing the
big theatrical route. The screen YER
sion follows the original story, ex-
cent at the finish, and is said to be
highly entertaining throughout the
seven reels. Pathe News is also on
the Grand theatre program for to-
night and tomorrow.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03
AT THE ELKO.

Tonight Bemidji's first public
"Style Show will be staged in the
Elko theatre, under auspices of some
of the city's enterprising merchants.
Display of the latest fashionable ap-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03
NYMORE FACES CRAVE PROBLEM.

Nymore facing problem that OF water Tor nre
protection is to be greatly regretted that something
hasn't done the destruction of largest bus
section disastrous conagratons little more tnan
year apart and there lack of the proper spirit IN
the Of destroyed property rebuilding but lack OF
fighting apparatus and successfully combat blaze
when started the chief stumbling block The question
of insurance also problem Rates high in the
Fifth ward has been taken from build
ngs owing to lack of protection and rates in effect are tor
low amounts and at exhorbitant rates.
when the bond issue for the filter water system was
defeated that included water system for the Fifth war
but with the defeat of the decided to issue bonds
improve the wells and the question OF water
shortage solved for the system SERVICE but Nymore
missed The recent business district fire in that part OF
the city out another chunk of business houses and
vaent efforts being made to water supply at least
sucento it's needs before that end of the city is wiped
off the earth. to-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03
CONGRATULATIONS DUE FARMERS.

Never mind our farmer friends that Beltram county
didn't again the state county agricultural display
like did last state fair but Beltram made EN- go some 70
that some county booths expended large amount OF
money and had music and lot of other junk that
in woods field when the show products taken from the
ground Beram only beaten three points,
the north district. . 80 =,
But the county up that whipped the socks
other counties for the entire state in the OF
potatoes raised here and close second IN the
against the entire state. &
The display that Beltram farmers sent to the state tar
great deal of attention from those Interested e
states agriculture showed the quality Of the soil and the
know how the part of the agrcultaists OF the
and every who able to contribute the prize WIN
ming display are justly entitled to hearty congratulations
The state knows Beltrami better result.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-09-03

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
six Cent. a Line of Six Words.
WANTEp-Male
WANTED

sheet metal worker, one that can do Plumb ping also; steady position for right man; no Ia bor trouble and good wages Inquire of George A Raw1ey, Putnam Conn sep12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

WANTED Young man clerk in store: chance for advancement. Apply ees Franklin St A. S P. Tea Store.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
It's Out!
 Strout's Fall Farm Catalog!

You will never have seen the best until you read the 100 pages of our big illustrated Catalogue, just out. of unequalled money king farm bar gains in the most prosperous states from Maine to Florida and west to Ne braska. For example, 100 acres page 12 S-room house. big barn. pair horses, cows, machinery. crops, all for S1,20O. part cash; also ITO acres, horses
 s head registered stock tools crops, splendid big buildings, si1o, etc, for S3,50O. See picture page 10 attractive home on so fertile acres. horses, cows
 hogs, implements, furniture. s2o0o, easy terms Full details, page 33. of 345 acres, 75-cow dairy farm milk checks running $500 per month fine 1o- room house. big basement barns. horses. B head stock. machinery; lot estimated to pay for it. Write to- day for your free copy showing you the farm you want where you want it. at the price you want to- pay. Strout Farm Agency, 15OAK Nassau St.. New York sep12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
Public Auction

As l have a surplus amount or cattle at present, and being short or hay and not being able to secure sufficient he p: I must dispose of my beautlfuI herd or young CIttie. sheep and pigs, also my beautiful furniture, at public sale, without reserve. to the highest bidder, my farm. situated four miles Iron road one mile from Perkins Corner on the Flanders road My place lE known as the Hawkins place, next house TO Nathan EolteI and near Fred war ren's five minutes walk from the trolley car nd two minutes walk from the Flanders schonlhouso and one mile from South Coventry depot
 MONDAY. SEPT. 15. IolD,
 at 10 n. m. sharp.
 If said day should be stormy sale will be next fair day.
 IS-HEAD OF CAT~TLE-1S
 21-PIGS-21
 1I-SHEEP-1t
 1OO-HENS AND CHICK ERs-IOO
 2O-RABBITS-20
 One rubber tired two-seated carriage, cost s25O when new, just as good as new now: ? sleiFhs in fine condition; ! harness. a brand new driving harness with yellow reins; new pair of tackle blocks crowbars. forks, shoNels. ana many other things too numerous TO III e5 One rsO bedroom suite, front room chairs and all other kinds This fur, niture is slightly used and is as good "' Remember the dav, date and place Monday Sept. Is, 1919.
 MRS. F. MI ELL Owner R. F. D. No. 1, Telephone 23s-A, WiIlimantic Division. seplld
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
Six Cent. a Li.e of six Words.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE@Three good cows. two brood SowS. one Ford car fdelivary bodyl, one American crcaT sepGrSt5r, one three burner blue flame oil stove, with oven, several yards of extra heavy cork linoleum. all in grod con- dition- J. l.. Wells, Yantic, Ctnn
 Sep12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

LOST-Friday afternoon, between High St. and Elizabeth St. a sum of money. Finder return to Bulletin Of fee and receive reward. seplId
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

WlfNTED-A painstaking quiet wo- Bulletin. Sep12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

CTS for floor work Apply The Smith & Winchester Mfg. Co-. South Windhsm, Conn sep12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
NOTICE
CAUCUS

The Democrats of the Town oE Nor wien will meet at the Town Hall on Friday evening Sept. 12. 1919. at s o'clock. to place in nomination candi- dates for the following ofhces- Two Assessors two members of the Board 9r Relief, two SeIectmen. Town Clerk Town Treasurer and Treasurer of Town Deposit Fund. Collector of Taxes three Agents of the Town Deposit Fund four ConstabIes. Registrar of Voters Auditor. and two members of the Town School Committee: and to do any other business proper to be done at said caucus.
 By order Of the Democratic Town Committed
 WILLIAM H CALLAHAN.
 SePIld Chairman
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

Insist on getting Duluth Imperial or Hecker-JoneS Flour of your grocer. Try our Scratch Feed and Beef Scraps; will make hens lay.
 GREENEVILLE GRAIN co.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
Six Gents a Line of Six Words.
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A Roman gold link bracelet Finder vloa S~ rst"~~s -,7- -: sT..'s NfftcE~ and receive reward. sepI.u
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
Six Cent. n Line of Six Words.
WANTED-Female

WANTED-Experienc waitress. In- quire at City Lunch, Is Broadway.
 seplH1
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12

FOUND-MondaY. about O'CLOCK. on bus going to Taftville. small black purse. Owner can have same. by call ing It TAO Boswell Ave, H. J. Brown, and paying for charges. sep1od
 LOST-A black and white English setter: answers to the name Rex tag No. 44295. Reward for return to NJ. II. keough, 21 Bath St. sepJd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28
JAKlM MA Bye DRIVE?

10 s1oWo drive macy ty
leco nasze polskie anajazd" tyyl
ko, zesm.y AMI tego sloWa, ami te.
go srodkasni uzyWah dotad "
Rampant Observation-Disclosures
daru. OdzyWalismy sic dotad jak
|.bracia. do braci, liczac ma to sa-.
mo u wszystkich przejecie sic maj
sWietsza nam sprawa.
Me spotykajac jednak ma lis
tach, skladkowych rodak6w bar.
do dostatnich j tych, kt6rzy sic
'istotnie wsrod ma smajatku .doro,
bill, albo .znajdujae ich na tycl'
|listach z e suma ogromnie ma1a,
|Widzac pozatem dziesiatki tysie-.
cy pozycyi sdolarowyeh so cento
wych, jak' gdyby jalmuzna MONA
Inajwyzsze dobro Narodu okupic,
|doszlismy do przekonania;; re
|"drive" czyli najazd ma tych
"slaker0wn j ma tych, kt6rzy o.
kazali sic obojetnymmi ola cierpien
|Ojczyzny, a korzystaja z jej-imie.
MIA j slaWy, jest niezbednym.
Ola prawych i szlachetnych 70.
dak6w drive. bedzie jakby
dzwonem %Zygmunta, kt6ry odWa
welu W Krakowie VIOLA do mas
|"podniescie sic W. ofiarnym czy.
ME Synowie Polski."
Wszyscy musza sic teraz do da:
I'll Observation-Disclosures szczo-
drze przy1ozyc j idzie tylko 0 to-
ably do wszystkich traffic.
Porzadkiem wytworzonych jui
lwsr6d naszego wychodztwa og.
nisk narodoWej piracy, powo}uje:
my do tego:
a paraffie:
! b organizacye;
c stowaryyszenia farmer6w,kul
COW, prem rs}owcow i handlow-
COW;
d stowarzyszenia i unie robot
nik6w;
e ludzi plora, nauki, urzedni-
J k6w i mstytucye, wszystkie jed
nostki samodzielnie pracujace.
Komitety obywatelskie, kt6re "
dotychczasowej akcyi. p%atryotyc;
nej, PREY. rekrutacyi i wszelkiej a
kcyi pomocniczej, wykaza}y tai
gorliwa j zapobiegliwa praee =.
przewaznie wszystkie te piec dzis
low obejmuja, uzupehione przee
stawicielami .tych kd 2 ktorem
ME mialy' dotad sp6jni, NIGGA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28
DINO glodu W oczy zaglada. .
A pomocy ME widac..

Taxi polski karnawal W Ojczyz
ME, TAXA nieszczeSna dis dola
polska....
-Tylko,- ze-tam = we Wszystkich
*trzech- naszych dzielnicach-ofia
rnosc wielka, serdeczna, prawdzi-
vie polska. Tam W Polsce kazdy
daje, a daje = nie piatke, Tub
dziesiatke, ME dolara jeno a z pa
rada, ostentacyjnie ofiarowanego
- lecz daja tam ludziska wiecej
nizeli NIGGA. Kobi6ty oddaja obra
czki ostatnie klejnoty, biedacy ma
wet oddaja ostatni grosz. Tam W
Polsce serca szlachetne z nadmier
nego b6lu pekaja, serca czu1e,
lecz prawdziwie polskie, ktore So
bic wszystkiego odmawiaja, z
wszystkiego rezygnuja, byle tylko
pom6dz i byle tylko swoich ratio
wac. Ratuja zas tenn samem Polls
ke.:..
A u nas?... U mas inaczej, ina
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28
UCzMY DzlECl NASZE CZYTAC, PlSAC
/ M0WlC PO POlSKU.
zD0BYClE 10 MlLlON0W;
By}o to w noe sylwestrowa.

Byfo to w noe sylwestroWa.
Sala balowa .rozbrzmiewa1a
dzwiekami skocznej, .upojnej mu.
zyki i pobrzekiem szklanek j kie.
liszk6w. Rozkolysane tancem pa.
~, syci i rozochoceni obywatele
zegnali starry rok, oezekujac nowo
narodzonego. Pdnoc. Swiatla gas
ma; pc schodach do sail prowadzq
cych, stapa kto$ cicho i ostr6znie'
Niespodzianka niewatpliwie mi
la" mysla biesiadnicy.
w mrok sail zanurza sic kilku
ludzi, niosac jakis wielki pred.
miot. Stawiaja go ma srodku i mi
kaja.
Zapalaja swiatlas i re zdumio-;-
nych ust wyrywa sic okrzyk pre-
razenia. Bo ia Srodku balowej sa
Ii - czarra trumna z napisem
"Lw6w0
" .SEE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

By}o to "momento" bardzo na
czasie i ma miejscu ola rozhula--
nych lckkoduch6w W chwili, kie-
dy spo1eczenstwo polskie we 1.-Two
vie krwawilo sic W mekach ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28
dobrym rezultatem drive pod

dobrym rezultatem drive pod
jac.
Dlategoz jake gl6wny dyrektor
Rampant Observation-Disclosures
funduszu poWoluje prezesoW Ko-
mitetoW naszych centralnych, O.
kregoWych j stanoWych ma kiero-
Wnik6W ":driv'un' " ich dotych-
,czasowych ramach terytoryal--
nych, npraszajac wszystkie komi-
tety lokalne, ably sic ich kierow-
nictwu odda1y j zastosowaly sic
, do ich zalecen, wskazowek i ko-
mendy.
Prose-, ably prezesi pomijajac
jformalistyke bezzwlocznie pc prze
czytaniu tego apelu porozumieli
sic W kr6tkiej drodze z przcdsta=
wicielami organizacyi, parafii etc
Il zWo1ali IA narade obywatelski
i,komitet g}6wny PREY udziale adj
/, ministrac.yi, Komitet6w lokalnych
Wybitnych rodak6w z keru j
swieckich, a przedewszystkiem or
! ganizacyi i otowarzystw d. N. P.
~. P. Re-. X. Zwiazku Polek, Ma
i - 1850. 80
Clergy, obydw6ch Uni, Stowarzy-
szenia Polak6w, Sokolstwa, Zwiaz
ku Wojsk Polskich, kupiectwa
robotnik6w naszych.
Uzywajac agitacyi osobistej j
wplywu kilku wybitniejszych me
z6w, :powinni prezesi gl6wnych
Komitet6w Obywatelskich zapew-
mic sobie wsp6}prace ~wszystkich
tych czynnik6w i ma zwo}anem
zebraniu nominowac uastepujacc
komitety:
Komitet z trzech ola porozu-
n:ienia sic z micjscowymi prclo-
szczami W sprawie ustanowienia
jednej niedzieli ma skladke naro-
dowa i W sprawie zbierania Ollie
zy, koszul, but6w, przescierade1,
mydla cukru etc. a takze w spra.
vie porozumienia sic z aldermana
mi co do permitu ma polow i urza
dzenia tego po}owu.
b Komitet z Is lub wiecej czlon
k6w do "najazdu'' cd domu do
domu zabiegajac ably W tym ko-.
mitecie by}y osoby wobec kt6-.
rych ociagajacy sic ME chcieliby
uchodzic "a slackerow i zlych Pc.
lak6w.
c-Komitet kampanijny i agita
cyjny z 9 cz}onk6w.
d Komitet agitaeyjny PAM %
czlonk6w.
e Komitet prasy Z 3 czlonkowl
+ Komitet dekoracyjno automo
bilowy rs czlonk6w.
Prey %nomlnacyi komitet6w male
zy uwzglednic wielkie organiza~
eye pola piracy W danej miejsco-
wosci najsilniej reprezentowanc
przeznaczyc do kazdego komitetu
jedna przynajmniej znana z ener-
gil i zdatna SHE, zdolna prezesa
g}6wnego godnie zastapic.
K%ampania ma trwac do logo
kwietnia, ma objac wszystkich j
ME pominac nikogo, ma podniesc
gorliwych i %szczerych chloe uboz-
szych, a publicznie upokorzyc "a
sobnych i urzedy piastujacych, a
w rzeczywistosci samolub6w i. sla-
kier6w.
Imiona tych wszystkich, kt6rzy
ME ME dali, drobna kwota sprawe
zbyli lub Komitet lie i niegrzecz-
ME przyjeli, nalezy W spisach ma
pierwszem miejscu jake niegod--
nych Syn6w Ojczyzny wykazac.
R6wnoczesnie nalezy wymienic
W spisach obywateli gorliwych,
hojnych j wszystkich, kt6rzy sic
W tym "drivie" istotnie zasluzyli,
ME. pomijajac< mlodziezy i dziat-
wy szkolnej.
w miejscowosciach W kt6rych
jest tylko jeden Komitet lokalny
ma prezes tego komitetu W poro--
zumieniu z miejscowymi towarzy-
swami ks. proboszczem zorgani-
zowac "drive" lokalny, co atoli
ME zmienia W niczem jego stosun-
ku do komitetu g16wnego wzgled-
ME stanowego.
"Drive'' obok daru dziesiecio-
milionowego ma take ma celu re
branie odziezy, bielizny, obuwia,
myd1a, cukru etc. ola kraju. Prey
tvch nfiarach Starzvznv ME na7e-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

Niechby wclaz- W~szystklm tn mo
willy, re wiekszosc zo}nierzy pol
skich umiera tam ME cd ran, lecz
dla braku ratunku, re niema~no--
sly ola zbierania rannych z pola
bitwy, re sic zastaje ich p6zniej
dobitych nieprzyjacielska, kolba,
lub z wykl6temi przez wroga oczy
ma, re we Lwowie niema swiat}a,
woody, pozywienia, ami broni, ami
amunicyi, re Gala legia ACADEMIC
ka padla, re wr6g wbija IA pale
pojmane do niewoli polskie legio-
nistki, re polskich skaut6w - a
vice dziatwe niedoros}a - kolcza
stym drr1tem pc kilku zwiazuje i
zakopuje zywcem, re bolszewicy
pc wsiach pala, 1upia, morduja i
pastwia sic z wyrachowanem okru
cienstwem mad polska ludnoscia,
re przez polski kraj cafy przecia-
gaia nieskonczone korowody wy
chodzc6w polskich, bez dachu mad
g1owa, bez chleba, bez odziezy, re
robotnicy W Polsce bez piracy, re
rola nieobsiana z powodu braku
ziarna i inwentarza, re wobec to-
90 rodakQm naszym straszliwe wi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

,,Uprzedzam Pania, Panno Mario. ze nadal
tego juz ME bedzie. dis dopiero sic dowiedzialem
Re RUFFLES Jest " stanie zupelnie zniszczye
1upiez."
Mozecie sic upierac i zaswiadczae. re lupiezu
wypadania w}os6w ME MONA wstrzymaf. lecz
powieeie ma to. ze ten RUFFLES Jest stanie
zniszczye kazda odrobinke lupieku | to tylko 70
pornoca jednej butelki "a Csc. " przeciwnym ra-
ze VASE aptekarz wan wr6ci pieniadzel Co POI
wiecie ma to!
RUFFLES-jes to koniec lupiezu, RUFFLES
ME zaciaga polyskiem lupiezu. AMI zasycha sk6ry.
RUFFLES ME mole uszkodzif naidelikatniejszej
sk6ry. Jest on pokarmem Ola oslabionej sk6ry
glowy, przynoszac jej ~nalezyte zdrowie.
Spr6bujcie dis jeszczeRUFFLES. Jezeli po zu
4yciu csc butelki ME bedziecie mieli oczekiwane-
go rezultatu.s to poprostu zazadajcie pieniadze
: powrotem. lest to zupelnie v porzadku
Je1eli waszantekarz ME utrzymuie Rufaesu. ME
zaniechaicie-tposiicie nam nazwisko tegol iza-
5laczcie76c. Wyslemy.w wan ieans butelke : opla.
coma przesylka Ad.Richter 8 Go. 1880 Wash
ngton I. New York. n. Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28
wys1owionyeh, jake mn zgotowal
najazd hajdamackiej dziczy barba.
rzynskiej.

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Czarne trt1mny z napisem Or
czyzna, wniesc tutaj nalezalo "
noe popielcowa do wszystkich vie
kszych srodowisk wychodztwa pol
skiego, gdzie W karnawale MEM
nie,j wesolo sic bawiono, hulano W
bezmyslnej beztrosce. Me by} to
wprawdzie karnawal ma grobie
,Ojczyzny, lecz by}y W kazdym "a
zie liczne j wystawne zabawy, a
iprzy akompaninamencie najboles-
'~niejszych jek6w, najrozpaczliw-
szych westchnien calych milionow
Inaszej braci i si6str W Polsce, Q
kt6rej ma og6{ lie pamietala Pc
lonia amerykanska W tegorocz--
nym szale karnawa@owym.
Czarna trumne z napisem Pol
ska!" wniesc by trzeba do kazde-
go serca, kt6re chociaz polskie
= do glebi ME zadrgalo 2 najzyw
!, szego w%zruszenia ma straszne VIE
Sci z Polski wciaz nadchodzace j
kt6re tutaj sumieniu polskiemu
ME nakazalo >wypelnienia swie-
tych wzgledem ojczystej ziemi Q,
bowiazk6W..
Niechby te czarne trumny by1y
upomnieniem surowem i wyrzu--
tenn strasznym ola tych wszyst-'
kich Polak6w amerykanskich, kite
rzy dotychczas niczem ME PREY.
czynili sic do niesienia pomocy
krajowil Tub niedosc wydajnie !
ME " stosunku do swych docho-
dow i majatku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

Chyba juz przeminaf bezpowro
tnie karnawaf tegoroczny, dlaPolo
nil amerykanskiej. I czas juz maj
Wyzszy na popielcowe epamieta-
ME, ma zal i skruche narodowa.
czas sic ocknac, czas przedewszy-
stkiem zabrac sic do piracy ratun-
kowc.j, do zebrania funduszu TO-
milionowego, kt6rego potrzeba IA
wet slepcom dzisiaj bic musi W
oczy!
Mozemy stad ogromnie DUO
zdzia1ac " kierunku niesienia tax
niezmiernie dis pozadanej pomo--
cy ola Polski. Trzeba tylko choice
i trzeba dzia1ac ,trzeba homie ska
dac pieniqdz ma te dzialalnosc ra-
tunkowa W Ojczyznie.
Spieszmy sic tylko juz ME
zwlekajmy z ~oplacaniem podatku
narodowego. Fundusz 10 miliono-
wy przeciez musi bye zebranym,
DO to obecnie jedyny sposob ma
rodowej wsp6lpracy mad dziefem
odbudoWy Polski.
Rwiemy sic wszyscy do poWrotu
do kraju, " tel wielkiej chwili
lecz, jechac jeszcze ME MONA j
wypada tn ieszzce jakis czas po--
zostac. Me siedzmy tn jednak 2
zalozonemi rekami, lecz zakasuj--
my rekawy do roboty dis najpil-
%niejszej, do pomyslnego przepro--
wadzenia Rampant Hinduism To-
milionoWego.
Nadchodzi Wielkanoc. Musimy
przeciez Wyslac znoWu ponce ro--
dakom W Ojczyznie, by choc pro.
mien radosci Wniese do PolskiI
zmartwychpoWsta1ej. Skladajmy..
vice podatek narQdowy
@IsaIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-28

Niechby te czarne trumny przy'
pominaly, re dzisiaj W Polsce ca
lei "nedza g}6d i najokropniejsze
naok61 warunki" jak znowu pi
SIZE ma1zonka premiera Rzeczypo-
spolitej polskiej, re wojsko, to
cudne wojsko polskie - obdarte,
g1odne, bez but6w, bez plaszczy
W trzaskajacy mr6z, bez amunicyi
i broni i nawet bez nadziei polep-
szenia swej doli"..