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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
THE NJ. 3. CONFERENCE.
Fail TO Get Further Power
Salary List Cut.

Chicago. May 12The proposed
changes in the organic law Of the church
again come before the Methodist gem
eral conference today. Bishop Vincent
presided. The attempt toysecure further
recognition for laymen was defeated by
rejection of resolution offered by the
Philadelphia delegates to make laymen
and local ministers eligible as bishops,
a privilege now confined to travelling
preachers and elders. The section of the
book OF discipline requiring separate
vote of ministers and laymen on ques-
tlons involving changes in the book was
ordered stricken; out. The committee on
the state of the church made report
Recommending that there be but one
general secretary for each of the organ
lied benevolent societies of the church,
who shall be the executive officer. The
proposition cuts on four general secre-
taries and II adopted will reduce the sal
ary list SIS, 600.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Mortgage for ee.,OOO,O 900.

Springfield, May IA mortgage.
given by the Chicago & Alton Railway
Company for $o2. 600, 900 to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, trustee. New
York, was filed for record in the ONCE
of county recorder of deeds. 1t cons
tained eleven $1,000 revenue stamps.
The mortgage is given to secure pay
ment OF 81 per cent first lien fifty-year
gold bonds OF the denomination of 900
each or multiples thereof In case OF reg
istered bonds to the amount OF $2o, ,00O,-
.nnn tf6stsfs fft5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Decisions Handed Down by Iown's
Highest Tribunal Today.

Decisions Handed Down by Ioyvn's
Highest Tribunal To-day.
Special to Times Republican.
tsDes Moines Mass 12..-The following
decisions were handed down by the SUI
Epremes court today:
Iowa Brick Company. appellant. VS..
Campbell. Polk district. Affirmed.
Merchant, appellant. VS.. O Rourke.
Kossuth district. Affirmed.
Harm. appellant. Us. Voss. Crawford
district. Affirmed.
Irwin. appellant, VS. Cooper. Mills
district. Affirmed.
Winter appellant, vs.. Iowa Central
Railway Company. Cerro Gordo dis
Strict Affirmed.
Beck & Son US. Juckett, appellant.
Cedar Rapids superior court. Modified
and affirmed
olson. appellant rs. Hanford Produce
Company. Woodbury. district. Re-
Versed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
CLAPP is ELECTED
Forty-ninth lows Major 10 Elected
Lieutenant Colonel OF the Regi-
ment.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo, May 12.-Maj. Samuel E..
Clapp, OF this city, who commanded
the First battalion OF the Forty-ninth
Iowa during the regiments service in.
the Spanish-American war, is today
found to have been elected lieutenant
colonel OF the regiment at an election
on Thursday night. Returns today re-
sceived from all the companies OF the
regiment show Maj. Clapp to have re-
iceiyed 209 votes: Thrift. 122;; Block
linger, Is. and Ham, o. The vote by
companies Is as follows:
Company "A. Dubuque-Thrift. So;
Ham, 2.
Company Is Wrterlos eiapp. 81;
|Blocklinger.s 4.
Company c. Cedar Rapids Clapp. 70:
Ham, 4.
Company D, Charles City Clapp, 25.
Company E. independence -Clapp, 80.
Company F., Tipton-Clapp, 3S /;
Thrift. Q; Ham. 1.
Company G, -Blocklinger. a..
Company H. Clapp,
So; Ham, 1.
Company 1. Waukon Thrift. 30.
Company K. Toledo-Clapp. Al.
Company NJ, Maquoketa-Thrift. 80.
Necessary to choice-176. This gives
Maj Clapp the lieutenant colonelcy by
a majority OF between forty and fifty.
1t makes Maj, Clapp the recipient of
seven different commissions. he having
held now, In consecutive order. the
commissions from second lieutenant OF
Company X up to the next Highest Of
flee In the regiment.
Company l., OF the Forty ninth, is the
only company not voting in the cleo
tion. The company was recently taken
from Clinton and given to Oelwein,
and has just been mustered in. The
call for the election, however. was is
sued prior to the muster. Company
LIS captain has been elected in the
lperson OF Mr.. Elliott, an attorney Of
Oelwein.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Twenty Tons ofCoiin.

New York. May l2.-On the trip of the
transport Mcpherson from San Juan.
which ended yesterday at Brooklyn,
Lieut.. Kurtz Eppley, Fifteenth Infan-i
try, with two corporals and six pri-
Yates. stood watch over the steel specie
room which contained $4,000 Spanish
pesos. or twenty tons of silver. The
treasury department is withdrawing
these coins from circulation in Porto
Rico and giving in exchange American
money. A peso contains 43.4 cents
worth Of silver. altho 1t passes in Porto
Rico for 65 cents. The value OF the $751;
900 pesos in Porto Rico, therefore. is
-356s.750. and their value In bar silver
S370. .75O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
CENTRAL BRAKEMAN HURT.

w. T.. Morris, of Oskaloosa. Quite
severely Injured at Pickering.
Special to Times Republican.
Pickering, May 1a.-W. II. Morris. of
sOskaloosa. a brakeman on the Iowa
Central. was quite severely injured
this afternoon by being thrown under
a car. part of train 63, In charge of
Conductor Gibson. Norris was in the
act OF setting brake when he was
thrown. One car passed over him. but
the wheels did not strike the body. He
was very badly bruised. The injured
man was taken to Marshalltown to the
Getz hospital
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
SEVEN KILLED IN WRECK.
Freight on the b. & o. Wrecked in
Tunnel at Philadelphia.

& Philadelphia, May 12.-Seven persons
were killed in freight train wreck
which occurred early this morning in
the tunnel Of the B. & o. railroad under
Twenty-tifth street, Just outside Fair
mount park. Fire followed the wreck
and while extinguishing the flames more
than dozen firemen were injured or
overcome by smoke. Trairic is complete
iy at standstill.
& Engineer George Loeb and fireman
George Hinchman. and 1t is believed Ave
tramps who were stealing ride were
killed. The cause of the accident was
due to a tower operator stationed at the
entrance of the tunnel sleeping mt his
post. Frank Lantel, the tower operator.
has disappeared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
T.-R. BU UzETN.
NOTICEABLE rs OF today.
Syeat,,,eE,r.

IS $3.50
For low asettled and thunde.
storms Sun and in the west to-
cooler lnday and in the north-
west tonight.
PACE ONE.
ToDAY's TELEGRAPH1C NEWS:
Roberts Close to Kroonstad.
Strike Situation Improved.
Armor Plant Project Rejected.
Filipinos Ready for Peace.
The Mothers Congress.
PAGE TWO.
TELEGRAPH AND GENERAL:
Corbett-Jeffries Prize Fight.
Speech of Secretary Chamberlain.
News OF the Day.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
Two Dual Field Meets.
Penn Wins at Tennis.
s. U. /. Defeats Wisconsin in Debate.
A Tragedy at Dunlap.
The Iowa Trades Assembly.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
Marshalltown's Misfortune.
f Condemning and Coaxing.
Looker-On's Observations.
Topics and Press Comment.
Iowa Items and News.
Sunday Reading and Miscellany.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
LOCAL MATTERS:
An Insurance Deal On.
Gen. Curtis Well Pleased.
A Central Appointment.
Local Comment.
City News in Brief.
PAGE EIGHT.
IOWA AND GENERAL:
| Saturdays Markets by Wire.
The Trade Reviews.
An Important Land Decision.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

to secure favorable report upon the
bill. II they succeed, which seems TO
be extremely doubtful, it is by no
means certain that the measure will be
put thru the senate. II a favorable zee
port is made. or II sthe measure is sent
back to the senate with an sunfavorable
report 1t is claimed the steering COM
mittee will take the bill in charge anu
see to 1t that it is sidetracked until next
winter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
nlinois Travelling Men.

Chicago. May 12-The fifth annual
United Commercial Travellers OF Amer
The following grand officers were
elected: Counsellor, Henry Heilbruner,i
Springield; junior counsellor D. K.
Klink. Chicago; Past counsellor. A. NJ.
Stilley. Quincy; secretary. q. w. B.
Hart. Chicago: treasurer. E. +. Mallo.
ry. Chicago; conductor. H. F. Corwith.
Rockford; page, Cha,es Flicker. Auro-i
ra; tsentinel, Henry Bray, Quincy. The
next convention will be at Peoria next
May. II
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

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An Important Land Decision.
tanned in the homes of Des Moines. In |
keeping this pledge many of the most
elegant and exclusive homes in the city |
will be thrown open to the visitors. A |
canvass of the city has been going on
for several weeks to provide this enter
ltainment. A down town headquarters
has been opened and the press of the
state has been filled with information
concerning the congress and the system
attic work that has been done by those
in charge on behalf OF the Women's
Club promises to make every arrange
ment work out smoothly, go that neither
the guests nor their hostesses may be
subject to any embarrassments or dis
comforts. The women realize thai they
have a big job on their hands to enter
tain all these people with credit to-
themselves, and they have been holding
meetings and talking about it for sew
1eral months. So they and pretty
Well what they are about and every one;
iexpects they will aceuit themselves.
Icreditably. Ample funds nave been pro-
vided to pay all the necessary expenses.
| OF the congress. for the business men
1 and people of Des AIoines feel anxious
1 to prove. especially to the eastern visit
| ors, who will, they think, be quite criti-
| cal, that Des Moines is equalto any
| emergency
The social side of the congress Will be
4 given all the attention a great gathering
of Fashionable women demands. Gov
ernor and Mrs. Shaw Will return from
\ IChicago. Where they are attending the
/ methodist general conference. and give
| a reception to the congress 1T the state
house on the evening of May %. On the
same evening at a later hour the Wom-
5en's Club Of this city. which is the
lstrongest wor1en's organization in Iowa,
Twill give reception to the e5visitors. 9th
er receptions will be given by the City
Federation Of Women's Clubs, by the
4 local chapters of the p. F. o., by the
4 Daughters of the American Revolution,
4 by the Womena Press Club, the w. c..
I. u. ans others. Besides, there will
be numerous dinners and minor social
kaffairs thruout the week. Provision is
1 being made to show the delegates the
city after the manner of other conven-
tions. In fact Des Moines expects to
i make the most of the meeting by rreat-
ling the visiting delegates as we'll as 1t
knows how.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

forces, lose no advantage by
reason OF stupid generalship. The Beers
maintain, q close Investment OF Mafe-i
king, and oppose every obstacle possible
to the northward progress OF Hunters
relief column.
Predictions are numerous that the war
will he over In the course Of "a few
weeks, but such prophecies have often
been heard before,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
FoUNDADEAD BODY.

Dccomposcd Remains of Unknown
Person Found nt clinton.
Special to Times-Republican.
Clinton, May Il. The badly decom-
posed remains Of a man We're found in
a log raft at Lambs mills this after
noon. The body had undoubtedly been
in the water all winter, being lodged
among the logs. There. is nothing on the
person that would establish its identity.
The coroner Is investigating.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
toyyhcrd Iscnominated,

independence, No. May 12.--Hon.
william s. cowherd. OF Kansas City.
was nominated for congress by accla-
nation by the democratic convention Of
tic Fifth district.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Bank statenient.

New York. May Il. Bank statement:
surplus reserve. decrease. ss,s45. 40:
ioAns. decrease. $2s7. 800: deposits. de-
cesass. $i,s09. coo. Banks now hold tl5.-
s11x1N II excess oe legal srsQuirements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Pavillfon Dedicated. /.

Paris. May 1.-THE United States pa
vilion on the Rue des Nations was for-
mally handed over to the exposition au-
thorities this afternoon. The ceremony
was favored by beautiful weather and
attracted q large assemblage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
KANSAS CITY STRIKE.
Five Hundred Men Quit, But Cars
Arc Running.

Kansas City. May PA strike was
ordered early this morning on all the
street car lines OF the Metropolitan
Railway Company. About 800 OF 1,5OO
employees responded in Kansas City,
Kan. and this city. Not enough men
on any line struck to make an appre-5
ciable effect on the running of cars on
the main lines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
NO ARMOR PLANT

senate To-day .Rejects Proposition to
build q Goyernment Armor Plant.
Washington, May 12.-In the course
of speech on the naval bill in the sens
ate today spooner, OF Wisconsin, chal-
lenged the statement Of Lodge, made
yesterday, that Germany was threaten
ing the Monroe doctrine. He said he
had 1t on the highest authority that
there never was time when more COR
dial relations existed between the
United States and Germany than to-
day. The proposition to establish an
armor plant was defeated by 90 to "a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
USED WHITE FLAG TO DECOY.
Beers Violate Rules OF civilized
warfare.

Geneva Siding. May 11.-Morning-
The British forces arrived here.
marching splendidly. French in the adj
vance. Firing was heard yesterday in
the direction of his force. Some of the
Inniskillings approached kraal where
q force OF Beers was concealed.
"A white flag was flying from the kraal.
While the troopers were unsaddling
their horses a deadly fire was poured In
upon them from the windows of farm
house, killing several of the 1nniskill-
ings. A score OF them were also cap
Itured. most Of whom were wounded.
1t Is expected the railroad to Zand
river VIII be completed tonight. The
line was almost entirely destroyed
north OF the river. but beyond. where
the British are. the Beers retreated
from their positions to do much dam
age. The Beers are reported en-
trenching themselves around Kroon-
stad, twenty miles OFF.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Dewey Leevse Nashvllle

Nashyille, May H. Admiral and 1Grs.
Dewey ana. party left this morning In
Knoxville. No apecial eeEs 49, Y
arklA thsif AseassnssA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Thc Boers Near Eden.

Eden. May 1.-THE Beers returned
somewhat today. but 1t is impossible to
ing to their great mobility. Grenfell
succeeded in pushing them back near
|Rapuishop1n, while Brabant pushed
forward in the direction of Brandsdrift.
along with Campbell and the Sixteenth
Brigade.
A body Of Beers have appeared at
Verona. on the Ladybrand road.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

For low asettled and thunder
storms Sun sand in the west to-
night; coole, unday and in the north
west tonight
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-20
renumerata wynosi rocznie
" Stanach lied. j Kanadzie s 200
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w aru k l.,

Abonenoi op}acajacy W1ARusA
Z do{u, konlecznie musza placid
900 ma jeden rok, rosumle sic
- take "a rok 1899, lube " tym
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli p}a-
c2cych naprz6d, roczna opfatee
znizylismy ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no
eych abonent6w j przesle cd
ka1dego %ca}oroczny abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca1y rok gazette
ola niego samego przese}at bedzie--
my bezp}atnie. !.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety.
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
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Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.yohmiast podat wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odn6wi4 gazety~ "a posrednictwem
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poeztowego, W1ARus poseiany By
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierad gazette, powinien wpierw
xap}aciG jez&li co "a mia winien.
fieniadze "a ola W1ARusA ma
lezy przeselac przez poeztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
teuz ~przese}at abonament " dolaraoh
pspisrowych, przes Postal note,
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towych znaczkach poeztowych, lecz
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sig " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
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b,srze "a to ma siebie odnpwiedzial!,
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WINoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-20
NASl

.Upowa1nisni 80 do ko1aktowa.
mia abolanentu WIA1usA nastepu
,asy nasi agenci m%ie1scewi:
T Nebr. - FranciszeE
NardYn.
Nay CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedxielsxi, Sl6l4 ~ IS Str. 4
BALTIMORE; II. Ziarnowsh
IL s.. Bond Str. 81
NAHTlcoKI P..-Fr. J.bsohsk
OAK HILL. So. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. 20 Adam
8s Bambensk.
wILNe Aipnn. y J. Groohox ''l'i
TOWN LAKE, pod Chicago. -
Jossf Serainlak, 1900 Hermitage
ave.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-20
Ilgmullllt / nlilltslNsnII II

3%4S4N -
godzinie 8 w:eczorem,
~wprowadzil goscias ppliklyo l
ka Milkowskiego Oh. Roko'lsz
na sale hall Pulaskiego y
Chicago, v towarzystwie'
cenzora ~Sadowsk;ego ] cale-
go zarzadu centralnego =.
IN. P.
Money, miedzy skt6rymi P.
Danysz jak mogli wy
ratali swe uznanie ola dro-
;qiego przybysza, a harmonii
tego powaznego momentu
|jedaotylko ME odpowiadalo to
|jest amerykahskie zachowanie
sic zebranej Polonii. ktt,6 la
JrrE0 #%&4%@G tE-$.S EGgS@&
sykaniem tupaniem gwizda-
niem wyrazala sw6j zachwyt
'uznanie m6wcom.
Gdy przedstawiano P. Mil
kowskiego, irzadkie tylko
~ -r&5+EE.. Elrw=, 4.&@ FF%
odezwaly sic hura! Czcigod-
my gostI W mowi= swojej,
nawolywals do opodatkowania
sic ma rzecz skarbu narodo-
wego..
Patryot6w gorszylo, ze
kapels wygrywala same
|skoczne tony, walca Straussa
tip, zamiast grae polskie
sztuki narodowe.
Ma og6lne zadanie, "
szczegolnoscl IA zyczenie
goscia, powt6rzyl Choir Pa
Iderewskiego, piesd ,,Jeszcze
Polska ME zginela.''
Panic Zwiazku Polek ola.
!rowaly pu]kownikowi odzna-
Ike z}eta zlozona ma. pieknie
%haftowane] poduszce, a druga
Eodznake wiekszych rozmia-
row. wysadzona kamieniami
drogieml. przypieli mu ma.
|piersiach kupcy z Bridgeport
tu.
We Wtorek. II Wrzesnia
|pulkownik Milkowski zwie /,
dzai miasto Chicago " iowa
p. Jana Smulskiego.
Najpierw udali sic do ratusza,
gdzie putkownik zosta} pred
stawiony majorowi Harrison
Il dtuga chwile z MIN roz-
NAVAL.
Nastepnie %pulkownik zwie
dill gmach sadu powiatowe-
go ] byI iprzedstawiony Sc
!dziemu Gary, kt6ry popisy-
wal sic trzed pulkownikiem
historyi polsklej
i rozmawiali przez dluzszy
|czas Q tutejszych stosunkach
|polsklch.
Wreszcie p. Smulski wpro-
wadzil pulkownika do klubu.
dz,ennikarskiego, gdzie spo-
zy,o przekaske.
P6zniej odwiedzil polskie
koscioly ] szkoly " Chicago.
Zainteresowat go bardzo
kosci6i sw. Jacka : tego
mianowicie wzgledu, ze prze-
niesiono go : miejsca ma.
miejsce wras z plebania, j
TO be- najmnieiszego u
szczerbku. 9 takich przeno-
sinach domow j kosciol6w
dowiadYwal sic pan Milkow.
ski " Europe ! ggazet, lecs
ME mial pew,nu 'p c1y tego.
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giW PoIsllilclhIll
y

DAl4I na pom pm
Ill, .K.orSci1us,zli 1Iebranycrlln'
4 ofiar Polakow wAmeryce.
jul 1000 zostalo wydsnych,
! do,tlsad tylko gotowy gipso~
IVY model wifkszych rozmia-
row, Q jednej czwartcj tel
sielkosci, jakiej ma bye
pomnik. Owe cztery .ysiace
lposlane sostaly rzezbiarzowi
|p. Chudzidskicmu " Krako.
vie, pred dwoma laty, a on
mniema, &c te pieniadze juz
wyda|, e mu sic terazl
podlug kontraktu druga rata
zaplaty nalezy. OdnosnW ko-
m.tet chicagoski zas uparl SIC
i tymczasem wieceJ poslat
ME chce.
PublicznoS6. ktora zlozyla
|kilkanaScie tysiecy dolarow
ma pomnik ola bohatcra :
Raclawic, upomina sic Cd
~szanowncgo komitetu, xloie..
MIA publicznego rachunku :
sunny, jaka mu nar6d powie-
rzy|. a zarazem zdania sprawy
ma co poszly dotychczas wy
dane 1000 dolarow i jak
wog9le sprawl 2 pomalkiem
obecnie stol.
2 A pobytu slaw-
nego pisarza polskiego Zyg
munta Milkowskiego Ueza)
ma ziemi Americusa, trzeba-
by 60 tez przyja6 j uczci6
jake l'terata. Miara zas na-
szego interesowania sic MIN,
|niechaj bedzie suma, "a iaka
Polacy " Ameryce dziel jego
kupia - Trzeba sic przeciez
znac ma rzec,y......
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OBJ. ]. Welzandta, w. Majora
7. Siemiradzkiego, byl u
l%G-sE-GH.- ELtS-. E&-E&5EHE-z
k~ongresmana 1go distryktu
II, B. Corlisa " sprawie POM
'nika Pulaskirgo. Pan orliss
oswiadczyi, re Pc przeszu-
kaniu %archiwow kongresu
N%$& . ~ 80 .&EEyE 49, 5&Sg&-
znalad, il rezolucya uczczenia
Pulaskiego zostala JUL wy
konana " postaci medalionu
|polskiego byhatera zawieszo-
negow kapitolu obok takich-
|ze medalionow Kosciuszki,
Washingtona | Lincolna.
Dalei komitet przedstawiI
r.. corlissowi jednego 2 poll
skiei mlodziezy jake kandy-
data ma kadeta W szkole vol
Eskowej " West Point. Pc
'trzecie komitet prosil kon-
gresmana Q zajecie sic spra-
wa OBJ B~udajewskiego. kt6ry
wciaz jeszcze ME mole wr6-
cid bezpiecznie do Stan6w Il.
.Sprawe te juz wziat " swoje
.rece Zarzad Centrally z. N.
r. Pomoe kongresmana Cor.
lissa. ktory sam jest bieglym
prawnikiem i ma osobiscie
sekrctarza stanu. moie sic
.barazo przydae.
%
.OTRZYMALISMY nurner
okazowy Ogoiska' .nowego
pisma5 kt6re rozpoczeIo zy-
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t.s,nion ...zsgs
zffrobos.oza. riislIsslbasgo GslJs
mnasnyyStn tsr.s olxanists ft6ry jssstt1
1arezem naacsyoielen nas1ejj
ssIole pabliczne estt g pan
pslin.ry Watkoovsksl, Aajsc jns
poprzsdnio in.ych st.ndw pcs
1zlvwolenie rzadowesdo n.uezanl.
sskolach pubie1npysh, ~uczsszszal
~jeszcz. sierpniu b.r. Przc. ;
tygoanie DO satladu naaezyeiel-
sEisgo teaoher institute ! zlozyl
eggzamin, kwalidkujacy So na mans
ezy.iela rzka publicznychw staole
Wisconsin.
Pan Watkovski uczy1 bsdzie
mlesiecy v szkole publiczaejJa
9 miesiace Y szkole p~ara6alnej.
Dopdki TRIAD bedzie szkola
publiczna, Polskie dzisci heda POI
dzielone. iteraz dwie siostry nau-
czycielki wystarcz.Ja, podezas gdy
dotad zawsze by1y try. Gdy szko}a
publiczna sig skonczy, dzieci : niej
p6jda @jeszeze do szkoIy paradalnej
Niektorzy wielebnemu x.
Garze odradzati zrobie 2 nasza
szkofas TAXI porzadek. mniemajac,
re tax sic ME uda, wszelako kap1an
ma ludzkie gadanie ME zwaza4, DO
wprz6d sig dobrze namYsli, MIN
do czeso sic zabierzei . potem przy
swojem stoi.. Ztad tez p~arafanie
zazwyczajj chetnie jego radY stu
.chaja.
Jiak wielebny <. Proboszez
stara sic Q szerzenie oswiaty przez
aobrze urzaadzona szko]e, tax tez
zyczy soble, ably lud rasz dobra
Felska gazete czyta1, a "a taxa
gazete uvaza sasieduJacego 2 Mani
W1ARUsA.
Postar;;l sic t.,z nasz jegomos6
Q MOVIE orgga.yJ e bardzo Gala.
p.rrafiae uczezssli~al. Al milej
teraz przebywa6 v kosciele PREY
harmonijnych wdzi.kaeh doskona-
lego ko6clelnego instrumental: / "a
to p%arafanie czuj4 w~dziecznos6 i
nilose do swesgo czeigodnego
duszpasterza.