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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
BUILDERS ON A STRIKE.

Operations In and Around Pittsburgh
Wholly Suspended - Five Thousand
Union Men Quit Work.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 2-Building opera.
tions throughout Allegheny County are par.
alyzed. It is estimated that fully 5.OOC
union men are out on strike. The strike
extends to carpenters and joiners, stone
masons and hod-carriers, and as a
result of the strike in these
trades brick-layers and the other build.
ing::trades are, in many places, at stand
still. The strike, in brief, is inaugurated
against the employment of non-uniou
labor, and, by some Of the trades. for ad-
vance in paw.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Tho Children Escape.

The Catholic convent building at Belle
Prairie four miles west Of Little Falls, was
burned few days ago. 1t was thought to
be the work of an incendiary. Nothing, in
the way OF clothing or furniture was saved
Loss. 5000. Thirty children were taken
from the building after the fire was discov-
cred, some narrowly escaping. Relief COM
mittees were at work in town, and as the
building was insured for q small sum, it
would no doubt be replaced soon with a
more substantial structure. FIR. Payette
lost $500 in cash and some valuable wearing
apparel
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Blew Out tho Gas.

The other night man registered at the
Windsor HOTEL St. Paul, as A. Busher, of
Fairfax, Mimi. The man took supper and
after having been given q room retired
The Eext morning at two o'clock the en-
Eployes of the hotel detected strong smell
of gas coming from the room occupied by
Busher. They raped but received no
answer. The manager was notified and
broke the door open and Busher was found
lying dead in his bed sutfocated by gas
The gas was turned on, and had evidently
been blown out
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
LATEST NEWS.

LATEST NEWS
W lillian TASsoR, Of CT. icago, L machin-
'st, went suddenly insane the morning Of
the 5t'i, and after struggle with his wife
seized his six months old b. be and dashed
It's brains out against the wall He then
seized a butcher knife and tried to murder
MS wife who eluded him and escaped to
the street. He then slnshed his own
throat after which he was overpoWered
Ind taken to the hospital.
TERRIBLE inund .tions have occurred in
all directions up the Saguenay river,
Quebec. Nearly all the bridges have been
swept away.
The Missouri. legislature, the 5th re-
fused to pass Il bill providing for the in
spection of meat on the hoof. The defeat
cd bill was identical with the bill passed
by the Minnesota gislature.
he first section of passenger train No.
|, on the Northern Pacific railroad, collid-
ed with freight train near CRYSTAL
springs, N. D. the 9Th. 1t was caused by
misunderstanding Of orders by tho oper-
ator at Steele. Engineer Bass of the pas
senger train broke his back jumping from
he engine and died almost lmme d ately.
Ed Slatterly, chief postal clerk. received
fatal injuries. Two other postal clerks
received serious but not fatal injuries
TWELVE cars Of freight were destroyed
n a smash up that occurred on the Cana
dian. Pacific railroad near Monmouth,
Winnipeg, the 9Th. Spreading rails
caused the accident
WILLIAM GiLMoRE, prominent young
man OF Albany, CO., on the evening of the
4th shot and killed his seventeen year-old
wife. They had been married but a few
months and their fe had been unhappy.
PROF. H. T. Macbeth principal of the
academy at Hanover, ILL.,, was assassina-
ted the 5th by George Skene Machett
had objected to Skene paying attention to
bis sister.
The Spotted Horse gold mine in the
Judith Basin, Mont, was sold the 4th to
M. E. Downs and G: M. Hotter, of Helena,
for $500 900 the largest sum ever paid for a
mine in Northern Montana. Four years
ago the mine was sold for 100000.
The last of the passengers Of the steamer
Danmark, arrived at New York on the
9th on the steamer Wieland.
HARRY w. B1sHop, better known as
Harry Robinson the negro minstrel CON-
mitted suicide at Bloomixgton, ILL.,, the
9Th by taking morphine.
On the 9Th at Duluth, MIMI, lightning
struck the rocks loosening q mass weigh
ing about 100 tons which rolled down into
the street.
A MAN by the name of Perrin fired a
revolver at M, Carnot President of
France, the 9Th, as the latter was leaving
the Elysee palace. o..
HEAVY fires were reported the 5th from
the forest in the northern part of Mime,
sofa in the vicinity Of Duluth.
JACOB PETER, an old and respected cit
izen was found murdered on his farm.
near Trenton, Mo-, the morning Of the 5th.
Both legs were broken and his head was
crushed. =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Five Fine Horses Burned.

James Hodgson, an influential farmer
living in Hebron, suffered severe loss
from fire the other day. His barn and con-
tents- including five fine horses, two
wagons and eight hundred bushels of
grain were burned. He had narrow
escape while trying to save his horses, and
was somewhat burned A number OF cat
tie were saved loss, $4,000; insurance, $500.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
To Tan the Iron Region,

new railroad company has begun sur
vey in Duluth for a road which will enter
the heart of the Vermilion iron region and
compete with the Duluth & Iron Range road
for the ore and lumber business This will
make Duluth an important ore shipping
port The surveyors are in strict secrecy as
to the name OF the company for which the
survey is being made.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Killed by IL Blow.

John Peterson died in Parnell, Traverse
County, last January, very suddenly with
heart disease, as it was alleged. Lately,
however there had been a growing senti-
ment in the neighborhood that Peterson
met his death by foul means, and the other
day the coroner had the body exhumed and
examined, when it was found he had been
killed by blow on the back of the head by
some blunt instrument. Who inflicted the
blow 10 one knew.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Much Patronage to Dispense.

Colonel G. G.. Edwards, of Spring Valley,
the new Collector OF Customs OF Minneso.
IT, relieved Collector Pennington Of
the duties of his office the other
morning: Following are the important
positions under the Collectors SUPER
vision: Special deputy, gauger and
two clerks, St. Paul; deputy, Minneso~
ia transfer; deputy and inspector, Pembina
deputy and inspector, st. Vincent deputy,
Walhalla, D. IT,; deputy and inspector,
Neche, and one deputy each at Bottineau
st. Johns and Elkwood. The salaries range
for these offices from $1,000 to $1,000 per
aunum
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
After the Transformers.

Captain Chase, who has charge of the
grasshopper war at Perham, was in Fergus
Falls recently and reported that the State
had over one hundred teams ut work plow-
ing ground where the eggs were deposited
In order to expedite the work no man was
given over ten acres to pillow. The uni
form price of $1.25 per acre was paid
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
A Iriendish Outrage.

A terrible and tiendish outrage was COM
mitted at Crookston the other night on the
person OF On inotfensive citizen named Jake
Zenholt. He was taken from his room at
the Cleveland House, was bound, gagged
and numerically beaten. He was then
taken to the outskirts of the town and tarred
and feathered. rope was placed around
his neck and he was dragged mile and
left for dead. Finally he recovered and in
formed the police. He was In precarious
condition, with little hopes of recovery.
His assailants were Billy Welsh, Toby
Valare, Nick Funk and Charles Bloodhorn,
They had been arrested and placed in jail
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
MIN NESOTA STATE NEWS
The Univorsitv pro,a...,. 49,, :.

Now that the vacation season ia in viav,
the professors OF the State University ara
making preparations to spend the summer
months In other climes. The probability
ls that all the professors will travel Dr..
brooks, professor OF Greek, has obtained a
leave Of absence for one wear and will 90
20 Athens, Greece, accompanied by his wife
ana FAMILY. Prof. Benton intends going to
Paris to see the exposition and speak French
III It's native haunts. Prof Downey will
Join his wife in Germany, and afterward
make tour Of England and Scotland. Prof.
Breda will go to Christiana, Norway, to join
his wife, and will spend most Of his vaca-
ton In that locality. President Northrup
and Prof Mclean intend to spend the SUM-
Mer in the East
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
FOREIGN.

ADv1CEs OF the 27th from Rio Janeiro sav
that the inhabitants were leaving the citv
In thousands In consequence of the spread
Of yellow fever. Between three and four
thousand deaths hao already taken place.
TWELVE men who were riding on hand
car on the Mexican National railroad on the
9th were run over ut Toluca, Mex, by O
train and terribly mutilated.
A PASSENGER train on the Grand Trunk
railway was thrown from the track nv q
broken rail ON the 2Sth two miles west of
Hamilton Ont, and score OF persons were
killed and as many more received injuries
more or less severe. Nearly all those killed
were burned beyond possibility of recor-
milton.
The conference Of representatives of the
United States, Germany and England to
consider Samoan affairs opened ON the Goth
ult, in Berlin. On the proposal of Count
bHerbert Bismarck 1t was decided that the
str1ctest secrecy should govern the deliber-
ations of the conference.
ADvICEs OF the 3Uth ult from Japan saw
that during gale on the west coast numer
Gus vessels were wrecked and many lives
were lost
The boiler of dredger burst in the har-
Dor OF Calais, France, on the 18th ult. kill
ing seven persons and injuring several
Others
The Parnell Commission resumed it's sit
ting in London on the 30th ult. Mr. Parnell
was called, and he made detailed denial
OF all the testimony against him by LIE
Caron and others.
1T was announced on the 30th uIt. TINT
one hundred fatal accidents had taken
place at the Eiffel tower in Paris
The race for the 1000 guineas stakes
which together with the subscription
winner, was run at Newmarket Eng. on
the LIST, and won by Mr. Douglas Baird's
chestnut colt Enthusiast.
The Canadian Parliament adjourned on
the I'd after three months session.
OWING to the improvement in the health
OF the King of Holland the Dutch Parlia-
ment on the I'd by 4 unanimous vote passed
a resolution restoring his power
JAMES WILSON, who two years ago left his
home in Windsor, n. s., after having lad
difficulty with his wife, returned on the I'd
and assaulted her, and getting her down
cut off both her ears with a jack-knife - Il
Four young men at Midland, Ont, were
drowned on the I'd by the upsetting of a
boat.
SIX dervishes were executed on the I'd at
Wada Halfa, Egypt, for cruelties to women
and children
TRADE between England and Germany
during the last three months was double
the amount for the corresponding quarter
OF 1855
HERR MEYER, the largest ivory importer
in the world and q brother-in-law OF Carl
Schurz, died at klel, Germany, on the Sd
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

WILLARD PERKINS, formerly exhibited
under the name OF Billy Bates, the Penn
sylvania Giant and weighing 453 pounds,
died on the 27th at Waterbury, Conn.
The death of Rev. Frederick Augustus
Porter Barnard, D. D., one OF the most ac-
complished of American scientists and late
president of Columbia College, occurred at
his home in New York on the 9th, at the
age of eighty years.
GENERAL GRANTS sixty seventh birthday
was celebrated on the 9th in various cities
throughout the country.
DAVID GOODMAN CRoLY, one of the best
known and most prominent journalists of
New York, died in that city on the Goth ult.,
aged sixty years.
HON. WILLIAM H. BARNUM, chairman of
the National Democratic Committee, died
at Lime Rock, Conn, ON the morning of the
Both ult, aged seventy-one years. Mr..
Barnum had been confined to his bed but
two or three days, but for several months
had been in poor health.
The official count on the 10Th ult. by the
Board of State Canvassers in Michigan
showed that Judge Grants (Rep) plurality
in the recent election was 81, 531-the Re-
publican candidates for regents running q
little behind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
DUMANlA PO SEJMlE.

Poowiedziai kiedys pewlen
filozof francus1i, &e Francya
zabily trzy rzeczy: pycha, ira
zes j niezgoda.
Jak widzllny, to tych t. z.
!Francuzow pofnocy (Polakow)
te same tr1y rzeczy dobilaja.
Pychy u mas, jak II zbo-
.gaconego parwenlusza, traze-
sow Gale stogi, niezgody lak
w wilcze) ]an.ie. Sejm rstatni
,doskona1ym tego dowoden =
kogo Sem terE ME przeko-
mai, temu by j sam Skarga>
gdyby z grobu powstaf, I'VE
po,n6g}.
Patrzac na wielu delegatow
sfuchalac ich gornolotnych
frazesow, mys)albys, ze to sa-
me Napoleony, Hannlba:e, Sci
piony = AleXandry, ktorzy
ma czele niezwycle4onych huf:
COW, zetra ma miazge wrogow
naszej o)czyzny; to znow, re
to 1akies Konfucyusze, Mojze-
sze = Likurgi, piszacy mai
nedrsze prawa dla narodu
polskiego; = co do niezgody,
kfotnl sk&adal1cznych krzy-
kow, to tam tyle tego byio,
2e nie]eden wygladat wybita
szyba z Turn hall, czy tam
czasem straz ogniowa buffa-
lowska ME wpusci kilka pro-
mieni zimnej woody ma ochlo-
dzenie patryotycznej goraczkl.
OF ze izaml W oczach praw-
de sobie powiedziec mozemy;
,,Nicesmy ME zapomnieli, nj
ezegosmy sic ME nauczyli =
a zabija mas: pycha, frazes i
niezgoda.
Me chcemy tn wiele movie
0 tel pysze, ktora mas zabIja,
bo to wstretny przedmlot.
Jest ona zwykle w1asnoscia ]
przymiotem ludzl bez grunto-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
Z INV DoISkiCh
w AMERYCE,

CHICAGO. = KS. Mallcki
ktory sprawowaf obrzadkl kos.
cie1ne u sw. Wojciecha, zos-
tai przeniesiony,-dokad? ME-
wiadomo.
KS. Wozny, kt6ry bawl}
dni kilka w Chicago Pa pro-
bostwie sw. Stanisfawa, po-
wrocif W zeszfa sebote znow
do La Sale, gdzie Ia stale
pozostanie. (Kw. PoZ)
IGNACY HABRYLEWICZ
zostaf "a zab6jstwo Patryna
na 20 lat do domu karnego
W Joliet skazany. Michaf, brat
Ignacego, zostaf puszczony ma
wolnosG dla braku dowodow !.
CHICAGO, Ill. W niedzie-
lie dnia % b. m. o godzinle
wpof do 5 wIeczeram odbyia
sic uroczystos6 poswiecenia
kamienia wegielnego pod no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03

o pozwolenie lub dyspensye
do p. Gryglaszewskiego, kto
ry sie nazywa Cenzorem
Zwiazku N. P. z vol narodu
polskiego? Czy Zwia=ek N. P,
ogfaszaiac llteralne zasady
wielkiego narodu, ma IS swo-
jem reku sankcya site wy
konawcza?
Zwiazek N. P. to czastecz-
ka narocu ma ebcej ziem; =
ia obca ziemla etacza mas
lnacierzyhska opieka i ziota
welnoscia, i to wszystkich bez
wyjatku. Vice co najmniej
zbyteczne So te paragrafy W
konst;tucyi Zwiazku, kt6re to
na mocy konstitucyi 3 Maja
obda1zaja inne narodowosci
przywllelaml.
Zwiazek n. P. powstat tt
ME z wolf narodu pelskiego,
ho watpie, czy sic pytano te-
" narodu pelsklegc W tel
sprawie - ale powstaf wo-
Il i "a staraniem kilku patry-
otow, ktorych celem byfo
skuplenie W jakis wezet jed
noscl rozproszonych po Ame i.
ryce Polakow 4ywlG W
Mich mi1os6 ojczyzny, jezyka
zachowaG czystos6 WARY
katol'ckiej broniG pred "a
merykanlzewaniem sic.
Ku temu ME potrze be wal
Zwiazek wcale przyswajaG So
bic zdobyczy t. z. postepu
lberalizmu = wystarczyfyby
mu byfy wytkniete W Konsti.
tucyl cele.
Co zroblt Zwiazek py-
tam sic = przez Gale dziesied
lat? Gdzie jest zrealizowanie
ehvc Jednego z tych celow!
Przecie wypfacenie poSmiert.
nego to ME eel Zwiazku! Do.
tychczas, o lie wiemy, to ca
ia zasiuga Zwiazku byiy cos
przeszfo 8 sta dolarow ma Sc
minaryum polskie kilka po.
mnieiszych lafmuan. A juz te
go roku W budlecie zwiazko
wynn, W miejsce kwoty ma Sc
m'naryum, L<azano zaplsat
,p OPT erani e m ora |
ne" tel jedynej institucyl wyz
szej polsklej. Mniemamy
jednaS, ze popieranie moral.
ne Seminaryum przez p
Gryglaszewsklego, sprawl W
X. Dq5rowskiemu rektorow
wlale przy)emnosci.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
| FEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
Redaktor wvdawca; HierOnim Derd0Wski.

"A0) "ASH1J, W" 0oo'"'IOELHC
60 wyksztafcenia, bez nauKi
- ktorzy, czy to gazet, czy
to Z ksia4ek, pofapawszY "a
sob frazesow i niezrozumia.
fych sobie wyrazow - popi.
suja sic nlemi. Ich zarozumia-
}osc czyni ich nleomylnymi -
przec'wienstwo wprawia ich
W rodzal frenezyi. Prawdziwa
wiedza. gfeboka nauka i do.
swiadczenie zyciem nabyte,
czynia czlowieka, jezeli ju& nie
pokornym, to przynamn!e)
skromnyn.
Go tel to ME szafowano te.
mi wyrazy ,,n aro d po J.
8 k j, kons ucya 3
M a Il - % crane y a,
r O W II upr W n i e n i 9,
k a o llcyz m, k cry
k a | z m t. d., ale jak
bfedne sfyszelismy 0 tych re-
czach pojecia!
Zwiazek N. P, te garstke
prostego ludu polskiego z Kill
kunastu surdutowymi lie TAX
pc krajowemu sic wyra2e)
ma czele - nazywaia szum-
ME ,,narodem polskim". -
Go "a nonsens!
Zwiazek to pie narod polski,
to tylko odrobinka dwudziesto
milionowego, nlegdys wolne-
60 narodu.
Narod polskl Jest " starym
kraju. .Choc dis fzycznie roz
Gwiartowany / cd trzech wro.
gov ujarzmlony, czuje sic zaw'
sze narodem jednym i niepo
dzielnym, bo mifosG ojczyzny
= pamiatki jezyka, religia
wspolne 2adzieje robia zef
moralna i nierozdzielna calose
| my tu tel tylko iako czas
teczka, na mocY tych samycf
moralnych spo]ni, nale2e6 mo
zemy co tel wielkiej cafosci
Narod polski, jake marco
potezny, wielki i niepodleg}y
miaf swoje w1asciwe prawa
przywile]e, atrybucye. Marco
polski, pod ktorego opiekuh
cve skrzydfa tulily sic rozmai
te od}amy lnnych narodowos
ci, mill nietYlko prawo, ale
swiety obowiazek, jako marco
przodnjacy ma droaze wolnos-
ci, zabezpieczy& wszystkim
swoi1n obywatelcm spokoj,
bezpieczehstwo, opieke, vol
| nose osobista, r6wnosG wobe(
prawa, tolerancya rel1gJna
wolnosc srmienia. Byfy to pe
stulata repub]ikansklej formy
rzadow naszej o;czyzny. Ojco
vie nasi zrozumle.,' swo.je po
siannictwo a Konstitucya
Maja postawili sobie najpiek
niejszy pomuIk.
UwazaG Zwiazek N. P. v
Ameryce Jako nar6d poiski
przywfaszczac sobie jego airy
bucye, odwofywaG sic w spra
wach, kt6re wcale narodu pol
skiego nie tycza, ia konstltu
cya 3 Maja, jest co na]mniej.
dzleclnstwem.
Zwiqzek N. P, ogtasza)a'
W swojej konstitucyi wolnos&
rownosc wobec prawa = to
lerancya religljna i t. d. wy
stawia sic na smiech. Dale tt
to, czego mkt Cd niego ME
aada - bo temi daran,i oh
darza ka2dego lzonstitucy;
Zjednoczonych Stanow. Czy;
tu u mas udawat sic kto II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
Zwiazkowi waryaci.

- KRZYZ nosza ksieza ns
pl'rs'ach, my W plersi, ser
Gu - powledziai p. Grygla-
szewskl, pomledzY innemi, wo-
bee kapfanow polskich W Buff
falo. Morgenstern wowczas
raznie mu przyI<laski wal, a
teraz pokazafo sic, jaki on
dobry katolik >.
FARMERZY W Wlsconsi-
ME i Minnesocit: skaraa sic
Ia niskie ceny wszelkich pio-
dow. Kartofle pfaca W okoli
each, dalej odlegiych cd miast
wiekszycb, JUL tylko Is cen
tow busze], OWES tak2e Is
centow, pszenica 60, &yto 40.
PAN GRYGLASZEWSKI
niepieknie sobie postapif ma
Sejmie zwiazkowym W B',ffa-
10, obrazajac ksiezy, ktorzy
tyle przyslug wyswiadczy!i
Zwlazkowi i pomogli mu przy
wyborze na cenzora. Kledy
cos podobnego myslaf, powi-
MEN byf przynajmniej z po--
lityki zachowa6 to przy sobie,.
ME cafemu swiatu oglasza6,.
ID Zwlazek bez ksiezy sic O.
bedzie. Przeclez ksieaa mu W
k lesz zenl ME 81 dzs
l takze sic bez niego obe]se
moga, a moae iatwiej, niz on
bez nlch.
ksie1a, nalezacy do Stowa-
rzyszenia Polskich kapfau6w,
ME spodziewali sic, aby po-
dobny wpiosek przyszedl ma
porzadek dzienny, lecz skoro
60 zrobiono, przecieA ME po-
dobnem byfo, by ksIeaa wy
stepowali przeciwkof wniosko-
wi. Tenn bardziej ME mogli te-
80 uczynic, sfyszac mowy
wrogie wszystkiemu co Jest
poiaczone z religia.
Gdyby ksieza mieli pomimo
tego, co zaszfo W Buffalo, jesz-
cze do Zwiazku ualezec, mogf-
by i'm ten ow zarzuciG, ze
takze WARY ME maja, mog1by
powiedzie6: 81 m ills si-
IN / gau d G t, co znaczy
po polsku: = kruk krukowi
Okla ME wydzioble. 70 ich
wszystk;ch zniewoli do wysta-
pienia ze Zwiazku.
Mkt pewnie 0 tenn ME
watpl, De ksieza nasi, znani z
pattyotyzmu, radziby widz'eG
Zwiazek wielkim i poteznym,
lecz do tel potegi on i bez
ksiezy dojst mole, gdyby tyl.
ko MIN kierowali ludzie, CO
m'luja Ojczyzne swa dla niej
same.), a ME dla swego bizne-
su. Ma tenn sic zczasem glu-
pl poznaJa.
Powy2sze sfowa podykto-
wat nam kaplan polski, kto-
ry pred Sejmem W Buffalo
by iby 2ycie swe iozyl "a Zwla-
EEK, lecz teraz z bolem W SER
Gu Cd nlego sic cofa.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. = Drugi
tu'eJszy kosciot pojski poswie-
COM zostai 6 pazdziernika. =
Proboszczem jest ks. Fr. Gnie-
llnski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
}otr Mergenstern sam pofalszo

1oll M@lgehSCerll sam polalsZo'
wat podp'sy ks. Woznego,
ze wpro~ adziwszy S. p. Gosz-
czyns|S1ego W rozpaczliwe po-
tozenie, stal sic przyczyna ie,
go samobols,wa. Okolicznosci,
W jakich Adam Goszczynski
zeszedl tego sw,ata wcale
ME licowafy ]egv lempera-
mentem, charakterem iprzesz
foscia. Ale gdy sic wezmie ua
uwage, Ola odgadniecia tel
zagadki, lotrowska intryge IT,
da, ktory ME przebieraf W
srodkach, ably tylko dostad
laknajwiecej pieniedzy, wszyst.
ko stale sic zrozumiafem.
KS. GUZOWSKI Inde-
pendeDce, Wis, ]eszcze je-
den kaplan 4 dyecezyi La
Croskiel, obaj czloukowle Sto-
warzyszenia Polskich Kapla-
now, Ma poczatku biezacego
tygodnla wystapili re Zwiazku u
Narodo ~ego Polskiego.
Ma GRUZACH walacego
sic Zwiazku Narodewego po-
wstanle W krotkim czasle
zwiazek nowy, do ktorego
pr7ystapia wszyscy ksie2a ma
le2qcy do Stowarzyszenia Pol
sk'ch Kap}an6w i wiele tv
warzystw, ktore obecnie male,
ia do Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
KS. GUZOWSKI w Inde-
pendence, Wis, postawii W
koscle)e swojeJ parahi nowy
oftarz poboczny, "a 300 dola
row.
W ODPUST sw. Mlchafa
W North Creeku, Wis, po.
swiecif Ks. Roman GuzowsIzi
z Independence, Wis, W "a
stepstwie Biskupa, nowy viel.
XII oftarz W tamteiszym pol.
skim kosciele. Mlaf takae "
te uroczystosG kazanie sumo
W North Creeku. Ludyl byte
ma odpuscie tyle, jak )eszcze
nigdy dotad. Szkoda tylko, IL
wiecej ksle2y ME przybylo, a
by podniesc nabozny urc'', cd
pustu " oczach ludu pobo2
nego, ktory z bliska da
leka pospieszyf, by raz pomo
dlic sic W wiekszej gromadct
| posll'c ducha przy sutej du
chowej uczcie.
DOWIADUJEMY sic
Chicago, II prawie wszysc,
tamtejszy czlonkowie Zwiazk>
Narodowego Pol. sa tego zda
MIA, ze Morgenstern ukrad
nawet fundusz &elszny Zwiaz
ku gdyby W ostatnicl
dniach kllka grup ME byfr
zapfaci1e swych zalegfosc; nj
rece nowego generalnego Sc
kretarza, aawet Zgodo ME mo
gfaby wychodzic.
Wobec takich i podobnycl
slosow, mogacych tylko szko
dzlc ZwiazSowi, byfoby najie
plej, ably zebrali sic prezyden
CT grup chlcagoskicE i zbada
Ii, lie jeszcze Morgenstern fun
dusz6w zwiazkowych pozosta
viii. Rezultat te) rewizyi ma
jatku zwiazkowego powinier
bye zakomunikowany wszyst-
kim grupom Zwiazku. Dop6k
to sic ME stanie, niechaj lad
ma grupa ami centa ME poslt
do Zwiazku, bo ME wiada, n;
coby te pienlqdze sic obroci-
~. Mozeby obrocono le NJ
sptacenie dfug0w Morgenste:
Ina, a na to zezwoliliby chyb'