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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
TROY.

Seeding Is progressing finely,
most farmers are about through.
Two heavy snow storms arrived
here in the past week, the ground
is fit to work again.
Mr.. Booth was home a few days
last week.
Thomas Cane is overjoyed with
the arrival of two brothers from the
east. They talk of putting in a
steam thresher this fall and furnish
their own crew, so I've been told.
Mr.. II, +. Covers horse with the
disease Of the worlds wonder is get
ting better, there is some hopes of
his recovery. Thanks to DIR. Jim
Wildey who still believes the horse
is sick. If laboring under this do,
fusion we take this medium to set
him right, hV. Iim if you visit the
+, boss because of a certain attractive
little woman over that way, you &c
right on visiting Covers g;ek horse.
Prairie fires have done considera
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13

On Tuesday night of last week
about twenty couple of our young
people boarded the train for Wan
bay to participate in the grand
opening dance at Maynard & ThOmp-
sons new building in that city.
Arrived in that city shey repaired,
in procession, to the place where
the terpsechorean exercises were to
take place, and were soon in the
midst of the full enjoyment of the
occasion. Right royalty they enjoy
ed it till midnight when exercises
commenced at the table. The sup
per was repast, elegant in all its
appointments and comprising every
thing that could tempt the appetite
and please the taste, and in abund-
ance. After supper the festivities
were resumed and kept up till the
five o'clock train warned all of the
time to retire from the scene. All
came home feeling it to have been
an enjoyable occasion and voting
the gentleman who got it up as the
boss entertainers. We have not en-
joyed d visit since we became a Da-
kotan as we did this.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13

Important TO Farmers The Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company of Dakota is now
one year old. 1t Insured in hail department in
1885, %, IO2 acres.
1t collected in 1885 20 cents an acre from its
members and declared q
DIVIDEND JANUARY 18th OF 81 PER CENT.
A saving of IS, $685. against high rate stock
companies.
The experience last year has more than justi:
fed the hopes of the originGtors of the company
that hail insurance can be carried at less than
ten cents per acre and may justly be called the
Farmers Saving Company
SPECIAL FEATUREs:-We charge uniform rate
based on the amount insured.
It's risks are confined to farm property alone.
It's field is the entire Territory of Dakota, there
by scattering its risks over a larger territory
than township or county.
1t does its business ON the mauOl plan at act
ual cost
1t pays its losses as soon as they occur, in
cash, not waiting until November o. December
when an assessment is collected.
1t pays the market price for wheat at date oil
8, leaving no room for cheating or fraud.
1t / as a surplus from last year to pay losses
this year of s., $3.50.
No city or village property taken. Nothing
but furm property insured, BE sure you arg
right then go ahead" AMI pay as you so is ouI
motto.
y. B.-Dont get this company mixed up with
the Farmers Mutual Society This is the only
Mutual Company that pays its losses in casa al
the time they occur.
Thanking the farmers for their kindly sup
| port of this the Grst company organized and run
eS clusively in your interest, we ask If the feat
ures of this company commends itself to you tC
| give it your cordial support,
| For further information call on or address an!
| of the agents of the company, QF
II. &. &ICESIONS. Sec.
w. L. DOE,
Webster, Dak.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13

bic damage through this section.
DIR. Sullivan made flying trip
to Troy, he came prepared for the
roads, we guess, as he brought three
horses.
Effie Rogers arrived from Webster
to-day accompanied by Mrs. Shar-
retts.
j. o. Thomson came home from
Bristol with bran new hat, DIR.
Case presented it undoubtedly on
account of his honesty, politeness
and personal attractions.
/. Morgan's cattle left for bet
ter climate during the snow storm
last Monday. Mr.. Morgan went in
persuit the next Gay but have not
heard the result Of his search yet.
Mr.. T. Morgan lost valuable
horse last week.
SAM SLICK.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
Oak 6ulch Ao0rns.

How many people of our county
have been or heard of the beautiful
scenery in the township of Oak
Gulch; not many we trow; yet be
doubt if it be mach excelled by that
which hundreds of writer's have
wasted in trying to describe. Driv-
ing west from Troy the country
gradually changes from rolling prai-
rie to stpep and rocky hills;
after picking your way for some
time among the latter, you sudden
ly find Yourself at the edge of the
world, as you could easily bring
yoursely to believe, for the vast,
fiat Jim Valley which stretches out
before you looks like a great bank
Of clouds. The first glance at the
abrupt descent of several hundred
feet from the hills to the valley
makes you catch your breath as
though you were about to fall, and
fall you would, should you attempt
the descent in other places than the
few natural outlets from the hills.
In a rayine a hundred or more feet
below you, seem To be some bushes;
but on going down you find yourself
among large sized oak trees; such il
the gulch from which the township
took its name.
There are several such gulohes
and more suitable places for picnics
would - hard TO find. The Indians
ha ed these gulches long after the
gos, .ment had removed them from
the adjacent country. Tradition
says that on one of the highest
peaks lies buried a beautiful Indian
maiden. Watuna's lover one day
went on the war path and the mai
den took her station on the peak to
watch and wait for his return. AS
the young brave was slain poor
Watuna wasted and pinned with
hunger and grief aud was buried
where she died. 1t is said that at
certain seasons !heir spirits may be
seen lowering over Watuna's grave.
One can fancy spirits wailing in
the wind, mourning that the favor,
lite hunting grounds of the red man
arc his no longer.
TROJAN.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
Troy Tidin gs.

School began on the Sd inst, with
III. III. Slovenian as teacher and
ten scholars in attendance.
Several go-ahead farmers have
planted trees this spring. We are
glad to see them doing so, as trees
will add much to the value as well
as the looks of Troy.
Wherefore doth the Rosebud"
waste its sweetness on the desert
air. The "Bluebird" chirpeth not
and telephone" speaketh not in
our listening ears. News Agent"
had better change his nomdeplume,
his present one is misnomer.
TROJAN.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
D1RECTORY.
LOSING OF THE MAILS.

81 s..,tnn daily by stage, 6 a m. Arrives p m
e-,o,-n stage, Mon. Wed. and Fri.-......6 m
:. a arrives Tues, Thur. & Sat. p m
n. weekly by stage. departs Saturday q m
:" "a arrives Friday 6pm
arrives 6pm
|>xee will be open from 8 A N until SPs
1 y sr from 7 tili9Ax. p to IP N and from
J. d. PRESDERGAsr. p. u.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

Those Of You who want to build
on city lots that are free from in
eumbranee, | will furnish thu ma
terial to build the houses and wait
one year for my my, ou receiving
your n9te4 with satisfactory security
A. G. DAVIS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting Of the
farmers Of Day county at the Court
House, in Webs or, on May 22nd,
at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of nr-
ganizing farmers association or
alliance. All farmers are invited.
&. ECKER.
The band boys took their sta
ton on the Commercial portlco,
last Saturday night, and gave our
citizens a boss serenade. Our peO-
pie were all out and are loud in
praise of the fine music the boys
rendered. We understand they viii
soon give us another treat. We can
stand any amount Of grief of that
kind and we are not alone in this.
by several lengths,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13
Webster, D. T., May u. 1885

Webster, D. T., May II, 1886.
hereby notify all persons whoare practicing
medicine without license in Day county that on
May 20. 1886, complaint win be fled against all
such persons whose license does not appear on
the records.
J. l.. HARRIS,
supt. Board OF Health,
Day County, Dakotn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13

70 cents each at j. NJ. Bankers.
Plenty of cash on hand at Sew
cry & Cos, to loan on chattelS,
E. W. Small keeps the largest
stock of lumber in Day county.
Pillow sharpening now engages
the attention of our blacksmiths.
J. NJ. Barker has just received
car load of Crown Prince Flour.
Benjamin Bros, have an ad in
this issue which it will pay you to
read.
This week the up stairs part of
the Masonic Temple is being plas-
tered.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Severy & Co., have plenty
of it to loan.
1t will not be long now till gar
den truck will put in an appearance
in the market.
w. W. Sevory & Co.,, have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
Croker Post, G. A. r., of this
city will observe memorial day-the
31st of this month.
Michael Dugan, a teamster at
the Fort, died last Friday of con-
gestion of the lungs.
Lieut.. Green, of Ft. Sisseton,
was down Thursday last and made
this Office a pleasant call.
The old Anushynsky building
is receiving coat of paint and is
being otherwise repaired.
M. E. Evans, one of the live
business men of Bristol, was in town
last week visiting the folks.
1t is understood the Webster
base ball club will meet the Bristol
ties in the field next Thursday.
-Dhattei security will get cash
any time at W. W. Scvory & Cos.
office, first door south of post Office.
Mr.. Wilsey has the contract for
the erection of the mill here, which
is a guarantee that it will be a good
job.
When the dirt is thrown on the
causeway across Balzer's Lake it
will make dandy road east out of
town.
MIR. Bates put in some sod
wheat for Ransom Davis that takes
the cake for good job of farm
work.
-"Pid" has moved his villa to
the hill northeast Of the elevator,
where he is ready to teach hearts to
the boys.
e. NJ. Bristol, father Of Mrs.
". G. Turner, formerly of Mime
sofa, is here and will make his home
permanently duloHS US
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. John Norton on Friday even
ing at Z o'clock. All are invited.
Mrs. NJ. Ecker.
There will be preaching in the
Court House hall every Sunday
evening, commencing May 1G. Ser
vices conducted by Rev. W. Ii. Hill
ton.
Mrs. d. J. Ostrander has sold
her homestead here and goes to
Paynesville, Mimi, next Monday,
whera she will take up her future
residence,
Our farmers generally are fen,
cling in pastures for their stock
This begins to look as if they were
rapidly bidding farewell to the pio-
neer business.
MIR. Swortout, from Chicago, &
friend of Harry Craig, of the Her
aid, is here this week visiting that
gentleman and his accomplished
wife. lie likes Dakota, like every
body else who visits the hills.
Boyd has just completed a huge
brick o.en in the rear of his place
hired a baker and proposes to sup
ply our citizens with the staff 0.
| life on short notice. A baker herr
will certainly I'LL long-felt want
among tall people,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-13

-Unequaled facilitleSpfor real estate
and chattel loans at HUNTINGToN's. No
DELAYS, cash launched right out
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

posefa ks. Biskup do tejze pa
ratii Wiel. ks. Wincentego Wi
l%imowicza, ktory ledwo jeden
rok przebyl W New Waverly i
tax mu sic odechcialo Texasu,
re al wyjecha} do Europy.
Otoz to, co pisalem powy2ej,
jesli ME jest prawde, MECH CT
Wiel. ksieza, kt6rzy jeszcze
ziyjq. naprzeciw temu sic o.
dezwia, a ia sam publicznie
podam sic jake klamca.
Bracia Rodacy! Je2eli sic
ME upamietamy i ME bedzie-
my inaczej czci6 naszych dusz-
pasterzy, to Texas przepadnqc
m.usi, DO Ia pokoleniu, ktore
z dnia M dzieh wyrasta, ME
bedzie ami sladu, re to sa
dzieci polskich rodzic6w = a
"a to wielkq odpowiedzialnosc
bierzemy ma siebie samych.
Ot6z to ia GAIA przyczyna, re
brak ksiezy polskich W Te-
Mas.
Te slow kilka prosze Pana,
ably umiesci} we Warusle, a
to mole bedzie pobudkq do
poprawy Ola niektorych pa
rafj polskich W Texas.
Unizony
". Ie0dor AocAanowlicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
vice ma1o miafem czasu do

vice ma1o miaiem czasu do
innych rzeczy.
Ugoscilismy wtedy ksiedza,
jak moglim i "a diva ani z
bolescia W sercu odprowadzi-
llsmy so ma stacyq. Ale on
obieca1 mas odwiedzic wkrot-
ce i u mas zamieszkaG.
Pojechal Cd mas do St. Paul
do Najprz. ks. Biskupa i cLciaf
odwiedzic prey tej sposobnos-
CT take Wiel. ks. proboszcza
Majera.
Jest to m1odziuchna osoba,
DO dopiero 25 lat liczaca, a
tax przylgaiqca do serca, les
my rzewne icy wy!ewali, ze-
gnajqc sic z tym, ktory, da
pan Bog, bedzie pierwszym
naszym proboszczem.
Il usZanoWarlem
NJ. DmgjsA1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
IiI
Gs]ssOWieesz sSwsertayi
ADsr5a,sxszie

milwaukee,, 81 wrzcsnia, 1886 +.
Szanowny Pane M~ajsterku!
Przypadkowo dcstat mi sic do
reki soy numer 1WaruSa z dnia
9 wrzesnia. O dz;wo! Stoi tam
takze dosyG DUO o Gwardy 10.
sciuszki " Milwaukee.
Czytam .. mordowali naszych
pod Bay View... Teraz buduia
zbroiownia ma mic tax wicIkiego
bohatera, .jalk byf nasz Kosciuszko.
Gretchen bytoby, ably sic mieli
nasi przyczyniac do budowy tych
prusko-amerykahskich koszar.
Od maja minefo juz kilka
miesiecy, a wy, Panic Mastcrku,
ME pisaliscie mic o Gwardyi Pol
skiej W Milwaukee. Czemu dopiero
dis? Czy was to W oczy kole, ze
IL ma stanac Hala ola wszystkich,
nietylko. dla ~wyiaczncgo u&ytku
Gwardyi, lccz tak&e dla rotrzeby
p%ublicznej, a moze i ola tych,
kt6rym dis soda w oku PoIska
Hala? Wicm to dobrzc, il kole to
oezy wielu, a mianowicie pol
skich Zwiazkowcow, zo Polska
Gwardya, ktorcj liczba W por6w-
naniu do potegi Zwiazkowej mato
macy, odwaSa sic ma talk ogromna
i kosztowna budowla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
| |
P0Swiecenic sxlkofy
polskiej.
Independence, 20 wrzesnia.

Independence, 20 wrzesnia.
Dnia l6 wrzesnia byte u
mas poswiecerie n%aszej pol
skiej szkoly parafialAej. Zapro-
SONY ma te uroczystosc Maj.
ks. Biskup nasz z La Crosse
ME odmowif i przybyl dnia
Is BIN. wieczornym pociq-
giem. Gaia paratia swietowaia
/ pfzyby1& na powitanie swe-
go Biskupa. kilkunas,u wy
stqpl}o konro i ci, przystroje-
nj w szarty narodowe polskie,
bardzo ]adnis sic przedstawi-
Ii. kapela zaprowadzifa Maj
przewielebuiejszego goscia z
dworca kolei zelaznej do pie
bauii, gdzie sic przebral.
Il plebanii zaprowadzilo ks.
Blskupa prccesyonalnic Bract-
wo sw. Rozanca do kosciola,
PREY asystencyi miejscowego
proboszcza ks. r. Tomaszew-
skiego oraz Wiel. kap1anow:
ks. prob. r. Byzewskiego, 2
Winony, ks. prob. LeXa z Ste
vens Point, ks. Blaschkego 2
La Crosse i niedawno przyby-
lego z Europy ks. Babihskie-
go.
Pc danem blogoslawienst-
vie Czcigodni kap1ani o go
dzinie 8 pc poludniu zasledli
spowiadac i s~powiadali do po.
znego wieczora. Ma drugi dzieh,
W czwartek, Is w~rzesnia, Maj
rrzew, Pasterz odprawif msza
sw. . godzinie s sam wyko-
munikowai 20v osob-o 60
dzlnie zas rano przeprowa-
dzilismy z plebanii do koscio.
ia procesyonalnie naszego pa.
sierra, spiewajqc podlug O.
brz4lku koscielnego litauiq do
Wszystkich sw.
Z koscio}a, po odSpiewancj
modlitwie, Z Ia san4 ccremo-
mia poszlislny do sziSojy. Che
szlismy ia w koto re Spicwem
religynym, a potem otworzo-
10 drzwi i dzieci i kapiaui
weszli do szkoiy, gdz:c Naiprz
Pasterz pokropicniem i modIi
twq polozyi znamie duchowns
romocy Bozcj.
Gdysmy powrocili W tym
samym porzqdlku do koscioia
rozpoczefo sic tam wiclkie ma
b~ozelistwo czy]i suma. Cele
browal Wiel. ks. Byzcwski pro
boszcz z Winony, ltoremu a.
systowali Wiel. ks. Blashke
jake dyakon, i Wiel. ks. Ba
binski, jake subdyakon.
Poniewaz n,ial w koncu
p%rzemowic Najprzew, Pasterz.
tax podczas mszy sw. przemo.
viii kilEa slow miejscowy pro.
boszcz ks. Tomaszewski O Ju.
bileuszu. Pc mszy sw. Naiprz
Pasterz ~przemowii krotko c
b~ierzmowaniu, potem zasiadl.
sly ma tronie Biskupim, umysl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

ME p~szygotowanym, .wybie-
rzmowaf 90 osob, dzieci i Kill
kunastu sIarszych. Pc skon-
czeniu bierzmowania przemo-
wit pc an5ielsku o potrzebie
nauk' i szl<oly bardzo pieknie
przekonywajqco i z~akonczyf
zachetq do przystepowania do
Bractwa NaJsf. Serca Jezusa,
ktore " tym roku sic zawia-
zafo i jeszcze trivia wpisywa-
ME sic do niego, a juz jest W
lndepenpence $50 os5b, a W
North Creeku ITO. w kchcu
NajprZew. Pasterz dal blogo-
s}awienstwo Najsw. Sak1amen-
tenn, tenn zakohczyfo sic nabo-
zenstwo . godzinie pierwszej
pc pofudniu.
Pc obiedzie o godzinie poi
do trzeciej odjechai Najprzw.
Pasterz do La Crosse, poze-
gnany ma dwcrcu przez lud i
bardzo zadowolniony 2 pobo-
2nosci i p~orzqdku, q osobliwie
2 ukonczonej szko]y, kt5rq w
tym roku zaczniemy.
Do spowiedzi i komunii sw.
by}o ]udyi $50, do bierzmo-
wanna SO.
Wielebnym Kap]anom, co
raczyli przyby6 ma uroczystosc
poswiecenia naszej szko}y, Cd
paratii i odemnie serdeczne
Bog zaplat "a ich prace, a
takze i tym, co chcieli a ME
mogli przyby6, osobliwie ks.
W. Sebastyahskiemu i ks. Ga
"a.
Osobliwie zas sklada sic po-
dziekowanie w mojem i pa
ratii imieniu obywatclowi Fill
powi Wojcik "a doskonafe kie.
rowanie kape]q. Parafia tez
warta pochwa]y, gdyz ochoczo
spieszyli korzystac 2 obecnos-
ci Pastoral Dyecezyi i piracy
kap1anow, o wszystko sic po-
starall. co i'm by1o powiedziec.
Koscio1 plebaniq i szkole pie
knie niewiasty i dziewice przy-
%stroily girlandami i kwiatami,
dziewczynki kwiatami sfaly
droge.
Opisana powy2ej uroczy.
stos6 ma dlugie lata pozosta-
ME W pamieci ludu polskiego
i mieszkajqcych pomiedzy ma
mi innowlercow.- Dodac ma
ley, il PAM Markow i inne
same o6arowafy kwiaty do ko-
sciofa z ogrodow swoich.
Il Pine Creeku przybyli o.
bywutele Jan Stencil i Jozef
JerecZek.
To wszystko, co by1o, MECH
bedzie ma chwaie Bogu i dobra
slave naszego Earodu i naslej
okolicy.
Is. r.. Youusze,ssAl;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Eska palskis Amsfyk{
List Macieja Dunajskiega.
Sturgeon Lake, Mimi.
is wrzebnia.
1Viorusa 0ochod=qce.

Szanowny Panic Majsterku!
Spodziewam sic, &c mi Maj
sterek ME odmowi, umiesclG
w iamach naszego Kochanego
Wa usn te pare slow, wysto-
sowanych do naszych Kocha-
nych Rodakow a osobliwie Wi
uonskich.
Otto z pewnosciq Mkt ME
bedzie mi chcial dac WARY,
co teraz napisze, a .jednak talk
jest.
We wtorek, II bm., przy-
,jechat do mas Wielebny ks.
Ilillar, przybywsjqc z pod pa
rowania BismarSa. Pochodzi
on z moich stron = rodem z
Krakow pod Peplinem. Byi
wikarym w Nowym, dwie mi
lie Cd mojej wsi rodzinnej, lecz
"a to, Re z kazalnicy powie-
dzia1 EOS ma 2elaznego kslecla,
mia] dose duza kure odsie-
dz!eG i zuplaciG.
Ale danny temu teraz po-
koj. Dose wiedziec, re pierw-
szego tego miesiqca wylado-
wal w Nowym Yorku i tam
pare dni sic zatrzymaf u pc
wnego ksiedza, gdzie dosta'
mu sic do reki hasz Kochany
U,1l0rus, i to numcr 20ty, W
kt5rym bylo mole podan1e do
winonskich rodakow. | talk
H$musa wziqt Go reki i jecha]
ma MOI adrcs az do Willow
River, a re przyjechaf no.
cy, vice doplero rano prZy-
prowndzil 90 ,jeden Erancuz
do mas.
Bawil IL mas 2 dni i PREY
wio2l re sobq wszystlsie apa'
raty do mszy sw., DO myslaf,
lie my .iu2 many jakq ka-
pliczke, co by mogI odprawiaG
msze sw. Chciaf nawet pare
dziesiqtkow sam ma MIA 1ozyc,
a o jego u%trzymanie ME mic
lismy sic troszozyc poezqtko-
We. | mowif, 2e .jezeli on be-
die z mani, to ME potrwa
rok, a nasza kolonia bedzic
dose duza, ably sic zorganizo-
wac w osobnq paraliq, DO te
okolice SO tego warte, zeby
sic ma nich Polacy osiedlili. |
prawdziwle bylbym sic Sam
ia sprawl zajal, ale re VIA
| suie buduje sobie budynli,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Ola czcgo brak Ksiezy
DOlskich " Texas:

Wy lClI1ANOW So-So PO'oNiSAA
W Ameryce mole mocno "a
stanowifo, kiedy czytali jeden
z numero5w Wlarusa o braku
ksiezy polskich W Texas. Ze
tax jest, istotnie prawda, lec2
z jakiej przyczyny brak ksie-
zy polsNich w Texas, OTTO tn
wyjasniam. kiedy Wielebny
ks. Felix Orzechowski zaio2yf
nova parafa W New Waverly,
pod)qf wiele trudow i mozo-
low, nawet z narazeniem zdro-
via swego. Paratian, ktorych
miaf okolo SO familiL pocle-
sal sfowem Bozem w kazda
niedzicle i swieta, PREY tenn
2ycie miaf zupe}nie iakoby "a
iakq poAute, DO sam-nieraz
wiu2iaIem-jak sladaf do sto-
'u, ME majqc wiecej co do ie.
dzenia, jak tylkc cornbread i
gorzkq czarnq kuwe, a jesll
czasem jacy poczclwi luazie
przJniesli ma riecZonq kure
hub kawalek miesa, to racllo :
wall sobie, re ME potrzebaja
ksiedzu mic PLACID, DO oni so
zywlq, choc tego tylko :az ma
miesiqc skosztcwa1.
Niepodobienstwem byio ola
ksiedza, ably mogl dluzej TAX
cierpiec, prosil vice ks. Bisku.
pa o przeniesienie go do An
derson, ale j tam ME wiodlo
mu sic lepiej. Przebyl tylko
czas krotki, poczem wyjecha}
W strony Polnocnej Ameryki
i, o lie sam Cd Wielebnego
Ks. s]yszalem, jest zupefnie "a
dowolony wiecej ma paratia
do Texas ME chcia&by powro-
c;G.
Pc oGjezdzie Wgo ks. f.
Orzechowskiego New Wa
verify byla parali'a przez d}u-
gi czas osierocona. Nareszcie
KS. Biskup przys'at do te.i2e
paraiii Wgo ks. Wiktora Ii
sieckiego, kt5ry to ksiadz krot-
Iii tylko czas, DO mic spe!A
diva lata przebyc w niei mogi,
gdyz zajadliwi paratianie poda-
Ii go do sadu kryminalnego
"a przenleslenle aparatow ko-
scielnych 2 kosciola do swegu
w1asnego pomieszkania. ksiadz
mia@ slusznose, ~przeniest apa-
raty z kosciola do swej rely
dencyi, poriewaa ola wilgot-
nego miejsca ME mogfy dlu-
lei w kosciele pozostac, ] to
tylko czynil ola dobra para
fan. Parafianie zauwazyli to
"a z1odziejstwo i przyszli re
szeryfem aresztowac go jake
7brodniarza. | w tel sprawle
mozna zawdzieczyc tylko pa
nom Teodorowi i Ludwikowi
kochanuwicz, re sic stawili
pc ksiedza stronie i grubemi
pieniedzmi sprawe ubi]i. Czy-
ste pokutne zycie!... Przykro
wspomnieG o TEN wszystkiem,
ale Jest to czysta: prawda.
Dalej Najprzewlelebniejszy
ks. Biskup przeniost ks. w.
LiSieckiego W inne miejsce, a
parafia W New Waverly 20
stale ma kilka lat W %interdy-
kcie "a z~byoduiq, ktorq pope]-
Mill p; ratianie. Nareszcie Wiel.
ks. Bi kup dat sic przebiagac
niekt6rym wiarogodnym para
tianom i przyslal i'm Wiel.
ks. Adama haskiego, ktory to
ksiqdz wiedziaf, jak sobie z Wi
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