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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-08-29

denOr1ckS
No. 1O@0 uy I'd 3d. July 10th 50
Only dollars SHOW But the principle
this letter Mr. Erie Oson nomatonwhich emnent start
Olson had
apparently by the secretary personal least they charged
Olson Eric evidently the make because he only took
after $12 must be sent to the Secretary Thereby Eric
could call the Secretary those them
would limit whether
brought the members no Eric hfyer evidently Lucky
the the radical brigade when got $5
other alliances hoodood this wish they
would write us Here is Mr.. Monfgomery's letter:
SLEEPY EYE, August 18th, 1890.
GEEAT WEST:
alliance organized 28th, with charter members
Wepa membership 81 co.
sent 90 for the charter He told us that would have to
membership till "a
which would be $s 90 With what we had him July
80 and asked him for the
him the full membership fees till
had "a members but have heard from him But
paper the July that credited with g.
make them things
tend business they ought down and out Yours
O. the right j. T. MONTGOMERY
Here justly indignant friend who suggests dynamite few
Of these campaign fends would make anarchists of
We friend that the exclusion OF the GREAT WEST from
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
The southern Trip Abandoned

WARRINGTON, ApIil 2l.-The secre-
tary of tue stst. thi, morDiug tele-
grsphed Capt. Burke 10 charge Of The
special train that wa. carrying the
Pan Americans on their southern tour
to return to Washington from Rich
mond. Thi' Was done because 50 few
delegate. desired to made the excur'
sion. Business and necessity for i'm
mediate departure for home are the
main reasons given by delegates. The
southern tour therefore has been aban.
doned.
A PROSPECTIVE sURvEyoR-GEyERAL
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-B. II. sui.
livan, of Huron, snrveyor-g.neral Of
Dskots, 1. in Washington to confer
with the land department officials re-
gardiDg the re-survey Of the Sioux
reservation. He is also looking after
his chances for appointment as sur.
veyor-genersl Of South Dakota, being
practically legislsied out of Office ty
the bill creating the districts of North
and South Dakota. His chances are
said to be good, but not certain, as sew
eral ambitious South Dakotsns are
bustling for the place.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
Base hall Suggestion.

The movement that had for its ob.
ject the formation OF a Pacific base ball
league IN include Helena ana Butte
having failed, SO far as those two cities
are concerned. II 10 now proposed TO
form . Montana State League, to in
clude eight Of the most prominent base
ball towns In the state. This would
be an excellent idea II there were
eight dities capable OF furnishing the
necessary support, but the expense Of
travel, and limited attendance. would
seem to present insurmountabls obsta-
cles TO sush o scheme. An Eastern
Montana League, composed Of Glen
dive. Miles CITY. Billings, Livingston
and Bossman might be maintained II
salaried players could bs dispsussd
with and each town visited guarantees
ons-fourth Of an agreed sum for The
round trip expenses u ths Waiting
club. In this way each club would
prselically nay ID own eKpsnsss while
travelling. and have its ho0s gate ~
ssipts 10 gvt even on. We should liks
10 ~ ssms suoh arraaes0sat sntsrsd
Into. - . gesd asai q spset eeald b
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23

All foot races l.xcebt time handicapsl
shall he started 10y report Of pistol-the
pistol to be fired 50 that it, flash Is vis-
lille to the time keeper A miss fire
shall be no start. There can be no ie-
call after the pisfo is fired. Hsndicaps
are started by the word "go." Any
competitor starting before the signal
is Sci back one yard. For n second Of
fence tso yards, and 'hr the third shall
be disqualified. A ompetitor il held
to have started when sny portion Of
his body touches The ground in front
ofni- mark. In all race. on a straight
track, zach compelior nall keep his
own position on tie course from start
to finish. In all Races 90 other han
straightirack competicr may change
toward the inside whenever he 10 two
step. ahead of the man whose path
he cro.s-s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
Levy and His Gornet.

The following clipped from the Butte
Inter. Mountain concerning the con-
cert given by the Levy troupe
in that citv on Friday night. will
give our readers some idea of the
quality Of the entertainment that is 10
be given here next saturday night:
To say that Levy captured his audi
enc. lat night would b. drawing it
too mild 10y fsr. He led them in
chains from The first. The initial per.
iormsnce was followed by two recalls
that would not be denied, aud the
same generous treatment ,llowed his
every appearance. With such a man,
-tsnding rs he does at the head NJ cor
n-lit- the world over, criticisms
wou d be entirely out Of Place. Coi-
umns have been written about his
wonderful command of the iDstru-
ment, Of his runs and shakes In varia-
tion, aud of the almost miraculous
range he gives n corDet, Lassing from
it, highest TO its lowest tone without
break or rlur and giving even the Incl.
uental notes the clearness and preci-
sion Of apipe "rran. but here repeti-
tiJn is needless. II is sufficient to say
he IL the best. His music was treat
Ia every note and was appreciated n
such by every Que Of The large audience
gathered tn enjov his genius. The
singing Of Nine. Levy and Mr.. Lsviu
and the work Of Mr.. Shonert at the
piano were generously received, espec-
ially the las SON. by Lsvin, hut the
full meed Of praise was reserved for
Levy and IL was but his just deserts.
His audience was q critical one. but
under his wondrous spells they forgot
to criticise. Ii YVES triumph Of
which that distinguished artist can
well be proud and one that he can re-.
neat M often a. he may please. the
oftensr the better for The lovers of
music in Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
A Callecfian of Clayerx.

James L. Pennypacker, of Philadel-
phia. has curious collection of Glow
ers from different states. The clovers
are mounted upon a card so ID 70 rep
resent four leaved clover. One leaf
is made up of eleven four leaved clo-
vers, another of nine i've leaved clo-
vers, another of nine six leaved clovers,
and the fourth of six nine leaved clo-
vers. The stem is represented by a se-
ries Of clovers containing cup or fun
mel leaves, and al the very end is ono
clover having nine leaves and cup
and another clover having thirteen
leaves. Chicago Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS

had In un inexpensive way, aud an
interest rrea'ed IN the game that
would pave the way f,r more preten-
tinu- clUt- in the future. Enclosed
grounds would Of course be desirable,
bur not indispensable, H. 10 this west
ern country there are few people who
would look at game of ball aud not
put their hands ia their pockets when
the hat came around.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
isase Ball-Nonday.

National League-New York 5,
Philadelphia ?.
Boston 9, Brooklyn Z.
Pitt.bure IL, Cleveland Q.
Cincinnati .. Chicago 4.
Players Lesgue-Pittsburg 5, Chi
cago ..
Buffalo is. Cleveland S.
New York IL, Philadelphia l3.
Boston 5, Brooklyn7.
American association-Athletic Z,
Rochester 8.
Louisville Z, ". Louis 4.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
The sulliyan-Iackson Eia.co.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l.-At a
meeting to-night of the members Of
the cal,frnis athletic club. al infor-
NAL decision was reached, to match
sullivan aud Jackson for purse Of
10000. No agreement ss TO when
the fight will take place was reached,
but ii se or six months hence seemed
to be the prevailing opinion. The
proposition will be formally brought
before the club Tomorrow night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
Rep.aniin- Teeth.

4 dentist at Rockville. Me-. has sue
cessfully y repiantyd four teeth in boys
mouth. The boz was taken to the dem
tist about eight hours alters an accident,
when the hemorrha-e had ceased. The
latter replaced the fractured labial por-
ton of the process, syringed the sock
cts with solution of phenal sodique
and replaced the teeth in their natural
position. He then braided them all
together with heavy linen thread.
Three weeks after he removed the sup
port and found the teeth as firmly i'm
planted as if they had never been
knocked out.-Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
Diphtheria In Minnesota.

FERGUS FALLS, MIMI, April q -
Diphtheria In raging badly in and
arsund Vining station on the North
ern Pacific in this county. There
have been % deaths since April I'd and
80 children have died during the win
ter. The inhabitants are all Srandi-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
A Strlks Aysrted,

PrrrsBURo. April 2i.-The consul.
tatiou Of Grand Master Wilkison with
the railroads tonight has not beer
without result, and su amicabls sst'
tlemsnt 10 announced Of the LONG
threatened railroad strike. Conoes'
slous are being made by both sidss
although the result of the meeting h
not known.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
To "Cut and Ruu."

The phrase to ''cut and run" oigi-
mated from a peculiar custom Of the
ancient Egyptian embalmers. A low
caste Official was employed 10 make
the first incision in the corpse, pro-
cess viewed with much superstition
and hatred by the ps1ple, who held
all mutilators of the dead a. being 90
cursed. Al soon - the incisor mads
his 'cut" he took y hh heels, pursued
by sticks, stones and curves. For his
living the poor wretch ''cut, and 10
save his liis hs had TO ''run."-&
Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23

view at the hprb,r 0f New York. hut
omltiing the provision ior c-r-rnonies
insupurating h -t,'ue Of Columbus.
The vote waN i3 Ia l3.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
To survey the siou, Reservation.

CHAMBERLAIS, April 2l.-A party
OF government surveyors passed
through here to-day on their way to
Black Hills, where they will com
mence work on the Sioux reservation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
Al IL Again.

DUBLIN, April 2l.--The evicticLs on
The Pouonsby estate have been re.
sumed. Fourteen families have been
eNicted. Tao thousand spinDers at
Newsry struck for higher Wages.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23

At Naples q marble statue Of The pa-
triot Mario PAgano. sxecutsd BY Achlle
dOni for The oonznnne 81 49,
VS. standing so11y In the wurk11sA
paaked ". BE- ssnt 10 BrisnA, WIN
some boys IA the shop kindlsd sons
wood 10 make asnge 10 warm thsnr
ssivsa. They lsft he vesizhop NJ
ost extingui:hing ths -. aSi
flames spread % hs nv6us lAA -
ths STATUE 70 slids On whaa vs1g<o
and in Q short ~ ~ 1guzeI ~
~ bod was bnrssd ~ se1nsl
ehslk. fhs slsIns vsiGhA Avo - :
aa1vss vslssA = 100 Anna 1
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-23
CHURCHES.
sOCIETIEs.

A. q. H.-Division No. | meets drst and second
uDdzys OF each month.
X. of H.-Meeis first and third Wednesdays at
'.3o y. M, at Odd Fellows Hall
Az. "a. M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No 26, first
nd third Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-Yellowstone Chapter, No. s, second
thursday In each month
X. T.-Damascus 0ommsndery, fourth Thurs.
Gays. :,
j. D. .. F.-Custer Lodge, No. l3. every
uoaday At their hall.
I. 90. F.-sentinal Encsm, ,,ment, No. ., hrst
and third Friday.
K. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. z, Thursday
evenings At Odd Fellows Hall.
q. K. Of A.-Miles City branch, every upday A
x. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
u. A. R.-U. s. Grant Post, No. II, nrst and
bird Tuesdays.
10. G. T.--stAr Of the West. No. "a, every
Thu rsdAv evening.
.. OF V.-Coi. swaine Camp No. 7. Meets second
and fourth WEDNESDAYS Of each month at Good Iem'
piap Hail.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

Y Vr.esnia, Gn..a Il b. m. Dnia
II b. m. pobfosawis w Nekli x.
proboszcz Man:cNizw;4zek ma1zeh-
SKI pomiedzzy pann2 Marya From.
hole 2 NekIl, a kupcem p. Janom
Lewandowskim 4 Wrzcsni.
czymy szczescia miodel pare!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

zpowiaw toszscko- gtiwi;chie9o.
we Wtorek ~przesz}ego tygodnia
zmarf Emanuel Kubica, kt6ry by1
40 lat kamerd 81 hr. stra-
cnwltzow W NAehcu. Ma pogrze.
bic byfo 2 hr. Saurma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
OgfOszenisa gazeciarskie.
Newspaper Advertising

On Advertising
Wysz}o juz 175 wydanie tego
dzie}a, ksi2zka o 200 stronnicach.
Mona tam znalezc tytu} kazdej
gazety wychodzacej W Stanach
Zjednoczonvch, majqceJ pod}ug
American Newspaper Directory pre-
sz}o Is tysiecy abonentdw z wy
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
~og1oszenia. Podaje take iiste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie,
majacych lokalnych a%bonent6w
najmniej 50O0-tudziez liste wszel-
kich innych gazet oraz warunkl,
W jaki sposob MONA W Mich maj
tanlej og}aszat. Wreszcie wskazuje,
W Jaki spos6b najwlekszy zysk
MONA clqgnqc . pieniedzy i t. L.
i t. d.-Ksi2zka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przesfana bedzie darmo,
tylko koszta przeseikl GO cent6w)
Jrzeba posiac W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro-
well & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

W tel samej wsi, gdzie
chtopcem bedac, wesoio bujaf
pc poIach i iqkach ! zachwv-
cal sic pieknoscia oiczystej
ziem', " MikolaIAach, 2Io&o-
no cIa|o ks. Feliil>a % grobu,
Dusza poszia pred tron Pred
w'ecznege 20 nagrcde "a Jego
krotNa. Gle pelna zas1ug piel-
grzymke zlemskq. 90.
Ma mailer sail aomu Roper
n'ka W Olsztynie wisi portret
KS Fellksa w n%aturalncj wie!-
kosc1, sprawlony "a czysty
zysI< re sprzedazy fortogratli
n'ebos1czyka. Oby eli wszyscy,
kto7zy wobec tego portretu
jake przewcdnicy Iudu staua,
Slerowall sic zasadam szla-
chetnego len poprzednliSa, oby
prowadzIl' lud drogaui wy.
tkAletem przez niego!
Ty zas. >erdecmv ludu
warmlnsAl, przypominaj socie
naukI, daw&ne q pr1ez ksje-
dza S1re]5ra, postepuj podlug
Mich, trwaj wlernie przy We
RE katol'ckiej, trwa " pczy-
wiazanlu i w1ernoscl do pol
skiej, o)csystej twej 1nowy,
garn5 sic DO oswlaty, i w
na]gorSzyvh czasach ME trac
nadzlel, a wtedy Ouch ks.
SzreIbra uraduje sic Z tego, lie
ziarno przezen wysiane, .tak
plekne wyda}o owece. Glow
ME zas rodzice aiech dbaja o
dzle'l swoje. Wszaksze ks.
SZre]ber Wiasnie mfodzieza sic
oplekowaf. | slusznie czynlt,
DO m}odzie3 to przysz}osc. Sta
rajcie sic, aby dzieci vase
Boga kochaiy, przykazanla Je-
go pe}niiy, ably kochaly swa
move poJska, ably lei sic ME
wstydz'fy,, ably czytac pc pol
sku umialy, ably polskie pies
nj kosclelne uczciwje swiec.
kle splewa}y. W tel piracy
MECH VAN Bog dopomoae;
S. y. ks. Felix's btogosia-
wlenslwo u Boga uprosi.
KONIEC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

POCZTA B~KYSKAWICZNA 2
wygodnemi p~oci2gami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Amervke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO.
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich gf6wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa.
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem map, plan6w
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia k~olejowego gdziekolwiekbadz no
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. Y. II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tiki. Act.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye w~zgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE Est. PAUL,
trzeba pisaG do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST PAULRAILWAY
Leave Winona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. TO- 36 am
Chicago express t.47 pm. 1903 am
Chicago Night Express HOO p m $50 a m
st Mail o.44 pm. 1909 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
PEACCIE "a
~Aaprawianie og6rk0w
Toledo, Ohio, 20 sierpnia.
SZanOwny Redaktorze,


Ostatnle dwie zimy otrzyma
lem kilkanascie uskarzen cd pol
sklch gospodyh, re Cd zaprawio-
nych og6rk6w podostawa1a GAIA
familia bolesci nleznosnych a ma
wet wiele osob zachorowafo dosyG
ciezko; dzieje sic to BOWEN 2 po-
wodu, re lndustrya, chcac tanlm
kosztem zapobiedz gnlciu og6rk6w
l aaeby zatrzymafy kolor zielony,
kfadzie w beczki rozmaite chemi-
kalia, jake to koprow1ak t. l.
Lecz trzeba wiedziec, re dodatki
te sa bardzo szkodlwe i ola tego
postanowl4em podaG rodakom spo-
sob do zapraw1ania og6rk6w kto-
re 50 iaHna jzdrows2e, naismacz
nlejsze wytrzymuj2 lat kilka.
W}ozyc do octu income.
gallon.
Soil zwycza.inej uncyj.
BoDkowych liScl.-.........7l" F."
Gwozdzik6w pachn2cych....1
Pieprzu czarnego W ziarn-
{"
Cynamonu ca}kiego..>.....1" "
Muszkatowego orzechu...."
Czosnek (Gallc) posiekony..1" "
Mech to wszystko m@ceruje
sic I mi, do5rze zakorkowac i
%strz2sc, czssci zas przecedzlc, po-
nakfadac szkfo albo ~naczynia gil
niane do zamykania hermetycznie
l napefnlc Je mafemi og6rkaml
(na]wieksze jak pa]ec) lub niece
ry2 czerwona kapustq, kslatlorami,
~szparagaml, grzybaml, Aultywowa-
nemi i t. d.. NalaG az do otworu
owym zaprawionem octem a "a
cztery tygodnic So dobre do w.
wanna.
DR.. RASMUS.
IA pISITTETN GnpJN wJ,n.c.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
KS. DR.. Szreiber.
(Ciag dalszy).

HoAASTSI~SH ~ ~ Wv
gimnazyum W Malborku, Pc
niewaz to simnazyum iednak
by1o wtenczas prawie cafklem
luterskle, ME czuf sic tn
szczesliwym i wkrotce "a Ego
dq rodzicow Je opuscif.
Tymczasem %poprawlfY sic
stosunkl glmnazyum bruins
berskiego. Prawowierny ka-
plan, ks. DIR. Krause, obecnie
professor flozofi PREY Lyceum
Hosianum, y pocza} TAME
znowu udzielac uauki religli.
Wrocii tedy Felix's 90 szk6f
brunsberskich poz )stal tam
az do 1877.
W tym roku widziaf sic
poraz drugi zniewolonym 90
opuszczenia tamtelszego GIN
nazyum. Me 2 w(asnej"winy,
ani tel Ola ,,nowlnkarzy,"
ktorzy W lego katolickie ga
sadly godzili! lpna byfa pray.
czyna. Do tego rokn wykia-
dat W gimnazyum brunsber
skim nauke JeZy "
p o k e gorliwle lsu-
miennie professor Kawczynski.
Gdy zacny professor zmaS1,
skreslono te nauke caikiem q
planu szkolnego, zaprzestaro
lei wykfadac. W obec tego py-
tai sic Felix's, ktory ju& wow
czas income mlaf postanowie.
ME zostaniG ksiedzem, sam
sieb,e: ,,Czy wolno mi zan'ed-
bac nauke jezyka ojezystego?
Czy wolno ME dbac o grun-
towne wydoskonaIenie SIC W
jezyku ludu polskiego, kt6re
mu kledys nam bye duch"w-
nym ojcem, opiekunem, rrle-
wodnik1em?" Ma to pvtanie
odpowiadafo mu sumienie, lie
razy pyta1: Me wolno ola
tego, Re to naiprzod tw6J
wfasny iezyk, dar Bozy, 6to
rym masz pracovaG; Die VOL
no ola tego, Re ]ezyk ten je-
dynle mole bye i q rozkazu
Boga powinien bye Kluczem
do serc ludu, twych PREY
sztych parafian. Ma doskonu-
1oscl tego jezyka zalely, cry
wywrzesz kiedys ma powierzn-
nych pieczy twej owiec2kach
wplyw, pod wszelkim wzgIe.
dem dobry, TAXI, jaklego Bog
chce!" Pc tym sumiennym G.
brachunku y sofa, postanowt1
Felix's opuscic glmnazyum,
ktore mt ME dawalo sposo
bnoscl wyksztaicenia sic "
ojczystym jezyku p%oIsS'm.
Przenlosf sic tedy do GIN
nazyun W Chelmnie mad Wis
ia wv Prusach ZachodnicA3,
gdzle wnet zaskarb;} swy5ul
pieknymi przymlotaml mi
lose Ii nauczyclell, wapofucz-
NOV, a szacunek u m~lejs:lich
obyUayeli. Tu ziozy} l1go
Marca 1879 r. egzamin do]-
rzaiosci.
Przebrnaf tedy JUL poi mo-
RIA, ale druga pofowe prze-
bywac mu jeszcze bylo trze-
ba.-N Me meczy1 sic mysIa,
czem zostac, DO dawno iuz
byi re SODA W zgodz'e, re
ksledzem zostanie. Udai sic
tedy do lyceum Hozyusza w
Brunsberdze i tn sluchat pill
ME sw. teologli. Nastepnie u
dat sic do Rzymu, gdzle do
polskiego kolegium wstapl
wszy, gorllwie przYkiadaf sic
do nauk l chlubnie je W roku
1885 ukonczy1, zostawszy ka-
pelanem q zarazem doktorem
prawa koscielnego.
Daleko ma obczyznle bedac,
2ajwowat sic wszystkiem, co
sic W ojczyste] ziemi dzlaio l
II, a1opp NM ubuyucJ, nc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

nel swej wlosce, Mikola)kach,
Kaplice, W kt6rei codziennie
przez kilka lat msza sw. Cd
prawiaf.
Nastepnie powolaf 20 Naiprz.
ks. blskup warmlnski ia WI
karego W Podstolin'e, gdzie
kr6tkl .ylko czas p%ozostaf. W
stycznio roku 1897 ustanowio-
ny zostaf w,karym kapela-
mem prey koscjele archiprez-
byteryalaym W Olsztynie, uie-
jake W samem sercu polskiej
Warmii, o dwie mile zaled-
vie odlegfym cd Gietrzwaidu.
Nlestety Pan Bog, w wyro-
kach Swych niezbadany, ME.
dtugo pozwolif mu p%racowaG
W wlnnicy Pahskie,; DO jul
diva lata potem 2l-go llpca
1889 roku zachorowaf i opa-
irony swietymi SaNramenta-
mi, oddat Boga piekna du-
SIZE.
Czem ks. Szrejber stat sic
W tym kr6tkim czasle ola
ludu olsztyhsklego, dowodem
tego 2al powszechny, jaki
wszystkich ma wiesc o lego
smierci ogarnaf i ogromny u
dzlaf W p%ogrzebie. Dowodem
dalszym ,,dom Kopernika, ia
XII ola towarzystw zbudowaf.
Dom ten przeznaczony pre-.
dewszystkiem ola mlodych
pacho1kow (czeladzi rzemiesl
nlczeD pc dfugle lata swiad-
czyc bedzie, co.moze energicz-
ma l dobra VIOLA pojedyncze.
60 czfowleka. KS. Felix's byf
prezesem stowarzyszenla cze
ladzl k%atolickie] i pod Jego
klerownictwem zaNwlt1o to
towarzystwo, lak n1gdy pred
tenn. Najczulszy o1clec ME
mogl bye lepszym, wiecej
staraiacym sic o dobro dziec1
swYch, jak by1 ks. Felix's ola
swych dzieci W stowarzysze-
niu / parafi' Udawall sic do
niego we wszystkich uciskach,
k1opotach: nledolach. On Gle
szyf, pomaga', wsp;erat. Gdy
umart, wielu wIefzyG lie chcia-
to, ably ,,kochAry ksiadz ka-
peIan," taxi MILDLY, a JUL
ro>sta& sic tym swiatem. A
gdy przekonali sic 0 smutnej
prawdzie ptakal1 m6wiac:
Ju2 ME ma naszego ,,z}o'
tego" ksledza kapelana!
ka5dy z parafan chciaf
mice pc MIN iaka pamlatke;
kilkaset fotografii jego roz-
sprzedanc W krotkim GA
sic.
Ola czego lud tax mitowa1
ks. Feliksa?
Naipierw ola tego, ponle.
waz byl przezacnym kap1a-
nem, prawdziwym ojcem du-
chownym. Nastepnie Ola tego,
poniewaz czui, wId5ial i do
swiadozy', &c ks. Felix's, jake
ksiadz ludu polsklego, kochat
ten lud, kochai jeg, move j
bronlf praw ;udu do tel mo
wy. Ks. Felix's ME cgladal
sic, czy to ,ro&nylm luiziom"
podoba czy ME podoba, lecz
zawsze i wszedz'e / we vszysr-
klein trzymal sic prawa Boga,
kt6ry rome narody ustanowif
ma swiecle, ME M to, ably ie-
dne drugie nlszczyly, tviko
na tc, ably wszystk1e byiy i
przymna2afy chwa1y Bo&ej al
do s%koncZenla swiata. Ponle-
wa2 2as Warmiacy (na blisko
100 tyslecy) So luden. polsk'm,
vice nietylko prawem, ale O.
bowIqzkiem swietym Jest, aby
W pols'lim jezyku Boga chwa-
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