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The times., 1901-04-06
FALSE PRETENCE CHARGED.
Arrest of "a Man Wanted by the Pitts
burg Police.

Herman w Schmidt, forty-two years of
age, was arrested late last night and
lodged at the Sixth precinct station for
the police of Pittsburg, Pa. He is want
ed in that city on a charge of false pre-
tences. A detective is expected here to-
night to claim the prisoner
Information received by the local po-
lice is that Schmidt, while employed as a
bookkeeper by Samuel S Sipe & Co.
jewellers, at 81 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg
gave worthless check to the firm for
$40. This was a month ago 1t was
learned last night that Schmidt was COM
ing here, and Detectives Peck and Miller
took him into custody shortly after his
arrival al downtown hotel a despatch
was sent to Pittsburg, telling of the ar
rest -
The times., 1901-04-06
WANTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Arrest of "a CoIOred Woman Charged
With Grand Larceny.

Anna Williams. colored. twenty-five
years old, for whom the police have been
on still hunt since they received look
out from the Philadelphia authorities a
month ago, was arrested last night by
Policeman Crowley. of the Second pre-
cinct. She viii be held pending the ar
rival of the necessary papers from Phil
adelphia.
Although nothing definite could be
learned from the despatch sent to the
police here in Washington regarding the
woman, 1t is believed that she is wanted
in that city upon a charge of grand lar
ceny. it being alleged that while employ
ed as a domestic she stole s120 in cash
and considerable clothing The detectives
from the Quaker City learned that she
had been seen boarding a train for this
city and notified the local authorities.
Since her arrival here the Williams wo-
man has been making her home with
friends in the Second precinct.
The times., 1901-04-06
TO TRY THE TIGERS TODAY.
Georgetown and the Strong Prince
ton Tenn TO Cross Bats.

The second really big game of George
towns intercollegiate series will be played
on Georgetown Field this afternoon when
the Blue and Grey will cross bats with
Princeton. The defeat administered by
Georgetown to Yale Thursday gives the
look for another victory today. The
Princeton team is, however, strong one.
A brother of the famous Doc Hille-
brand, of Princeton baseball and football
fame, will occupy right garden for the
Tigers. Underhill and Stevens will prob
ably alternate in the box. Blewett, whose
superb work on the rubber for George
town in the Yale game was a feature of
the contest. viii again do the twirling.
The Georgetown players will for the first
time appear in their new uniforms. The
game will be called at 4 o'clock. The
lineup follows:
The times., 1901-04-06
Results at Memphis,

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 5.--Results OF to-
days races; track slow:
First race-For two-year-6lds; selling; four
and one-half furlongs Bridge DUNN. to ].
won; Aransas (Coburn to g. second; Ben
Hampstead on. HID, 25 to /, third. Time,
0:5s14.
Second Tace-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; seven furlones. Dousterswivel (Robert-
SOM, to l, won; Pirates Queen (Cochran). 3
to l. second; Weideman q. T. Woods s to /,
third. Time. 1880
Third race-For two-year-olds; four furlongs.
Eddie Busch o. Woods. even, won; Winter
Bell (kiley), to l, second; Old Hutch (Dupee)
TO /, third. Time, 0:51R.
Fourth race-For three-year- -olds; one mile.
Farmer Bennett q. Woods, TO !. won Monus
{Coburn). IL TO /, second; Wild Pirate (Vititoe)
TO ., third. Time, l:4sI2.
Fifth raee-For three-year-ods and upward !:
selling; mile and seventy yards. Heroics
q. I. Woods, to !. won; Sir Gatien (O'Brien).
4 TO 5, second; Pan Charm (Niller) 10 TO J.,
third. Time 1:49.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward !;
selling: seven furlongs. wsxtaper o. Woods,
to 5, won; Margaret Hagenan (Ransom), %
TO J. second; Espionage (Coburn), to 5, third
Time 80
The times., 1901-04-06
ACCUSED OF EMBEzzLEMENT.
William c. Wood Said to Have Mis-
appropriated Funds.

William c. Wood, aged twenty-five
years. was arrested last night and lodged
at the First precinct station, charged with
embezzlement. 1t is said he absconded
about three months ago with S42.17, be-
longing TO his employer. Charles T. Early,
a real estate broker, at 615 Fourteenth
Street northwest.
According TO the police Wood was a
clerk in Early's office for about a year
He occasionally made collections, it is
said. and not being able TO account for
alleged shortages, left the city. Early
complained TO the police. and search was
instituted for the missing clerk.
Wood, il is said went TO Norfolk and
later to New York, where he lived some
time. Thursday he returned to Washing
ton. Detectives Muller and Baur ar
rested him at his home in Southeast
Washington The accused refused to
talk.
The times., 1901-04-06
THE GAME INTERRUPTED.
Failure to Obtain Permit stops
Contest Half Finished.

There was an interrupted game between
the Business High School and the Olym-
piers at National Park yesterday. When
the game was stopped the score was TO
in favor of the Olymphers, but the stu
dents were picking up fast, and the out
come would have been doubtful. There
was some mistake about procuring a pass
from the manager of the park, and an
other team having secured the right to
practice there the boys were compelled
to stop. The lineup was as follows:
Business High School-King third base;
kinglar, left field; Rea. shortstop; Cullen,
second base; HamOs, right field; Somers,
first base; Harmon, centre field; Dodge,
pitcher; Newton, catcher
lymphers-Thompson third base;
Briggs, left field; Tabelor, shortstop; Par
sons, second base; Lockwood, right field;
Hoover, first base; Kerr, centre field;
Pickford pitcher; Burkett catcher
The times., 1901-04-06
Emerson In.titute Defeated.

The Western High School defeated the
Emerson Institute yesterday at the Y. NJ.
c. A Park, by "a score Of 10 .. The
game was hard9fought one throughout,
but the heavy hitting of the High School
boys told toward the close. The lineup
was as follows: Western-Finley, third
base; Maple, left field; Huck, shortstup;
Morris second base; Bird. right Geld:
Hayden, first basei Whiteman and Spott-
ford, centre field; oRqttiord ana ,,.sue-
man pitcher: Kennedy. catcher F''..--
son-Frost, third base; Guyer left field:
Jacobson, shortstop; +. Bennett, second
base: j. Bennett, right ii"ia A..'fi~''1.
first base; Inch, centre field; Spencer,
pitcher; Mcqueen, catcher.
The times., 1901-04-06
n,srnEss,SG STOMACH DISEASE

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snfer no longer, because this great remedy car
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Of stomach weakness and Indigestion. The cure
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never dsappoints No matter how long You have
suffered, your cure is certain under the use OF
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ave, Druggists, Washington. d. c.
The times., 1901-04-06
Inter-City Baskethau Gnme.

The Wilmington Y. NJ. c. A and the
local association basketball teams will
play the first of a series of inter-city
games tonight in the Y. NJ. c. A gym
nasium, g Street. The teams play under
the national rules and an interesting con
test is promised The visiting team has
the reputation of being one of the fastest
and best drilled in the State OF Delaware
and they hope TO win from the local IA
vorites, who have defeated nearly all
cOmers.
The times., 1901-04-06
rheumatism Cured In a Day.

''Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures in TO days. Its action upon the
system is remarkable and mysterious. 1t
moves at once the cause and the disease imme-
diateiy disappears. The first dose greatly benefits.
rs cents and 81. Sold by Stevens Pharmacy,
Pennsylvania Avenue and Ninth Street
The times., 1901-04-06

to the front and was never headed. TTied
to run out several times but ha1 speed
enough always to maintain the lead.
Beau Ideal went back or his friends yes
terday, but is bound to make good be-
fore the meeting closes. Kirkwood ran
his race. Charawind looked dangerous
in th9 stretch, but never did catch up on
ScurrE
The times., 1901-04-06
Men.uhis Selections,

First rsce-Ardita The Way Rud Hynicke.
Second race-Qute Right, Chorus Boy, Pirates
Queen.
Third race-Nannie Nolan, Eda Riley, Be
queath.
Fourth race-Rosy Cross, The Boston Tenny F.
Fifth race-Dick Furber. Valid Miss Ransom.
Sixth racc-Educate, Janowood, Censor.
The times., 1901-04-06
HamiI Beats Campbeu at Pool

An exciting game of pool was PLAYED
last night at the Maryland Pool Parlors
Hamil defeated his opponent, Campbell
by score of 100 TO 81. The next game of
the tournament will be between Little
ton and Moran tonight
The times., 1901-04-06

II is easy to foresee the result OF your investi-
cation OF the different brands OF beer sold in
Washington. Heurich's is always selected as the
best because Naerzen, Senate, and Lager are
brewed OF the best malt and hops After Won
have chosen Heurch's phone West a. ArIing-
ton Bottling Co., for a for family use
The times., 1901-04-06
The BeuntuR Entries.

The following are the entries for the
races at Benning today:
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward six furlongs: Magic Light 115; The
Rhymer 10I; Moor, 9S; Presgrave 95.
Second race-Mount Vernon purse for
FLIES two years old; half mile: The Hoy
sLaracor, 109.
coupled as Goughacre's entry.
Third race-Second spring hunters stee-
plechase; for four-year-olds and upward !;
about two and one-half miles over stee-
plechase course of Washington Jockey
Club: Sachett 166; Quicksilver, 166; Self
Protection, 165; King Olaf, 153; In the
Push, 149; Emory, 146; Capt. Conover, 146;
Silver Fox, 146: Conover. 146; Russell
143: Last Chord, 1876; Joe Letter, 1872; /;
Whirligig. l35; Eophone, 1872; Hackett, 130;
Monteno, l53t
sDouhiful starter.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds and
upward; selling: five furlongs: Robert
Metcah, I06; Give and Take 90; Diva aS: :
Kings Favorite, 81; Gwynue, Back Talk,
80; Toiuca, 10i; Frandoo, 80; 'Fluke, 81;
Passaic, Blarneystone, 1903; Sweepstakes,
81; Draughtsman, los; sPresgrave, IRE
vonah, 92.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; one mile and forty yards
Charley Moore, 113; Speedmas I06; Big
Gun los; Belgrade, JOG.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Sixth race-Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward; seven furlongs: Intru-
sive. 125; First Whip, 100; Decanter, III;
Sidney LUCAS lis, Gold Fox 10 Coupled
as Thompson Bros. entry): Boney Boy
ll6; Lexington Pirate, Jos; Alsike, los;
Lofter, 102; Scorpio, 107; Magic Light, 100
The times., 1901-04-06
Yesterdays Baseball Scores.

At Philadelphia RI Z.
Princeton 20 o 0 1 4 0 / o. 10 5
PhIIadeIphia % ? 90 0 0 0 % 5 3
Batteries-Dunn, White and Jackitsch
Duggleby and Eby for Philadelphia;
Yonng and Greene for Princeton.
The times., 1901-04-06

At Baltimore: X. II. r..
Vale .O 0 0 3 0 0 % g 4
Ratteries-Howell, Lattimer McGinnity,
and Robinson; Sharpe and Wnslow.
The times., 1901-04-06

Al Charlottesville, Va: r. II. f..
Boston. x-l3 Il 0
At Lexington. Val niversity of Penn
sylyania, II; Virginia Military Institute, 8.
The times., 1901-04-06
Selections.

First race-The Rhymer, Presgrave,
Moor
Second race-Atheola, The Hoydon,
Laracor
Third race-self Protection, Last Chord,
Sackett.
Fourth race - Revonah, Presgrave,
Gwynne.
Fifth race-Belgrade, Charley Moore
Speedmas.
Sixth race-Thompson's entry, Jntru-
sive, Alsike.
The times., 1901-04-06
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

A truss. but he carries tue Ait
ezs,-S Cushion Irus ali over the United
States. Men, women and children
wear aad like them The Air Cushion Pad holds
with cosSe<t; nothing else will. Consu,catioa
and tao weeks trial free Lady in attendance for
ladies Office parlors, waiting. and consulsstioH
rooms the floor Catalogues free THS
RORICR AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1924
2 IT. NV. I'd eoor-
The times., 1901-04-06

In fancy wOrstedS
and flannel cloths,
Military S ( Y | 2 $,
with large, square
s h o u d G r s-the
proper suit for the
up-to-date dresser;
easily worth $500.
Special ................
The times., 1901-04-06

The Jockey Crowds Gnutama, With
Lyme Up. Forty Yards From the
E7nisb-Speedmns.n n Hot Favor
fte, Runs in Form-Entries To-day.
The times., 1901-04-06
WOmen's Low Cut Shoes.

The finest hand-sewed Oxford Ties
that were ever produced at any price
made by the most famous maker Of
Fine Shoes in America-same in style
and quality as are being sold every
where at $3.50. 16 exclusive, lovely
styles at
The times., 1901-04-06

Our famous TRI- WEAR Shoes are
regular y grade Shoes for style and
tit, and they have no superior at anv
price for WEAR Wei give any man
a new pair-FREE, II the uppers
break before the first sole is worn
through-S styles. black or tan, kid
and calf
The times., 1901-04-06

Never in the history of modern Shoe
Retailing were such exceptionally fine
and stylish. strictly hand-sewed
Boots sold for even $500 as we are
showing at $3.50. Styles to please any
taste; qualities unsurpassed: in good
wearing patent leather, black or tan
kid, turn or welted soles.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-26
Fresh nuts at Van Bursn's, of course.

Fresh nuts at Van Buren's, of course. i.
II you want to get warm try hot
soda at q. D. Smith & Co., Drug Store.
A share Of your business is respectful
ly solicited at G. D. Smith & Co., Drug
gists.
The snow Of the past twenty-four
hours has been Godsend to the Grand
valley
Fountain syringes and hot water bot
ties are guaranteed when sold by
G. d. Smith & Co., Druggists.
Better invest dollar with the Van
Buren, Mercantile company and get
dollars worth 1t is best you kn ow.
OF course you do.
The following from the Delta Laborer
is truthfully stated: "Its the way OF
the world to praise the dead saints and
persecute the living ones.
Grand Junction has been little slow
in developing the grip epidemic, but not
to be scooped entirely, it has come to the
front with several pronounced cases OF
smah pox. But that's easy compared
with the grip.-Aspen Democrat.
A vigorous effort is now being made to
check the epedemic supposed to be small
pox. Had portion OF the exertion now
being expended, been done at the start
the disease would have been thoroughly
stamped out ere this Delta Laborer.
The small pox scare grows apace and
there is nothing gained by pretending to
believe it is not small pox and calling it
by some other name. Expert physicians
have passed upon it again and again and
they all agree that it is the disease 30
dreaded by all. Fortunately it is very
mild type, and although there have been
several hundred known cases in Colora-
do this present season, the deaths have
been very few Still without the proper
care it is dangerous, and it is loath-
some disease at it's best. We therefore
urge upon our readers the necessity OF
using the greatest precautions to pre-
vent it's spread .-Montross Press.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-26
Soaps and toilet goods at G. D. Smith

Soaps and toilet goods at G. D. Smith
& Co., Druggists.
Hon. George Smith Of Cameo was an
arrival in the city today.
j. S. Swan of the DeBeque Bugle ar
rived Oh the noon train today.
Wanted-Girl for housework. Small
family, no children. Apply at this office.
For Rent nt-Furnished room, with board,
in private family, for gentleman. P. O.
Box, 674.
Never grows old-the fruit cake like
they make at The Progress. 1t i'm
proves with age.
j. E. Dulmaine arrived home last
night from Colorado Springs where he
went on business.
Thomas q. Grove left for the Unaweep
camp last night, Mr. Grove has leased
several OF his properties.
The funeral OF Raphael Posteroro oc-
CURED this morning, Undertaken Gour-
ley having charge Of the remains.
TOOub llSuL uOuoohocp-
ing. Corner OF Second and Grand.
Mrs. Wagner.
We are now ready to supply our trade
with anything you want
G. d. Smith, & Co.. Druggists.
For Sale-Cheap; 5room house east
OF Presby yterian parsonage; good barn on
premises. Apply for terms at house or
address P. o. box 1893.
The Fifth street political sap sucker
sprung some OF it's three cent humor
again last night. 1t is the most 'horri-
BILE excuse for wit ever attempted by a
newspaper.
To Rent-2O or 30 acres near Clifton.
Free water, free rent. Been in cultiva-
tion three years. Under fence. Two
room house.
DELAPLAIN & CROSBY.
The Grand junction Sentinel turns
rules because OF the queens death. This
may not be the result of Anglophobia,
but it looks that way to a man up tree.
1t is the only violent case we have no.
ticed.-Aspen Democrat.
l will buy second hand goods Of all
kinds, especially furniture and house
hold goods. have opened store two
doors west of Bedwell's livery stable. l
you want to buy or have anything to sell
hunt me up. r. o. HOOVER.
State Engineer McCune has been in
Glenwood the past few days examining
the work being done Oh the state road.
Mr.. McCune has denied himself the as
sistance of local engineer which would
save him many trip. This he found
necessary because Of the appropriation
being all used by the actual work.-Glen.
wood Avalanche.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
Postep stalecia.

Gdy spoJrzYn1y ma WyPadKl
ubieglego stulecia, co ma panorama
postepu stanie pred naszyni ocza-
mi! Wszedzie zauwazymy ulepsze-
MA wynalazki, kt6re swiadcza Q
m3dro6ci cEfowieka. Zw{aszcza Jest
to prawda " naukach lekarskich.
Move lekarstwa silniej see / PREDICT
dzia}ajace. zastepuja to mniejszei
wartosci j przynosza zdrowiei
s~zczedcie niejednej cierpiacej oso-
be.
w ciagu lata zadne cforoby
ME So tax dolegaJace jak to zo}2de
ka l w~netrzno6ci. Ataki czasami
nagle wymagaja natYohmiastowej
opieki.
Dzis'aj ME znajdziecie lepszego
lekarstwa niz Severy lekarstwo ma
cholere i rozwolnionie, kt6re jest
rzeczywistym przyk}adem postepu
lekarskiego. a co. sic tyczy skute.:
czno6ci, Jest ono niezr6wnane Me
zawiera ono atomu sxkodliwego
zlola, lecz sk}ada z czystych lecz-
niczych lekarstw. kt6re tra6aja
mic see schorzafe. rrzynosi ono
ulge W chorobie. 4apoblega dole~
gllwosciom zo}adka ~naprawia sy~
stem leczy schorza1a sk6rke zolad-
ka l ~wnetrznosci i doda:e energii:
zycia ca@emu systemowi.
Ma wszystkie rodzaie rozwol-
nenia, chclery, dysenteryi collie,
kurczy i neuralgia zo}adka etc. ME
ma ~lepszego lekarstwa, gdyz poko-
nywa ono chorobe pozostawia
zo}adek W normalnym stanie. Ma
dolegliwo6cl dzieciece jest ono. nice
zr6wnane, Cena Is | so cent6w. Ma
sprzedaz we wszystkich aptekach i
sk}adach aptekarskich. Bedzle wan
posfane je5li przyslecie pieniadze,
Zadne ME jest prawdziwe bez pod
pisu fabrykanta w. F. Severy, z
Cedar Rapids Ia, ma kazdem OBJ
win,eciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
CiekaweR Zeczy.

Sci, przes}anych przez misyonarzy
franouskicb cd poczqtku roku
biezacego szerzy sic straszna MEDIA
" Chlnach " p~rowinoyach Caili i
Szansi. O. Neyeux oplsuje, ze
nedza taxa, il hektar, zasiany
zbozem, ME znajduje nabywcdw
nizej 30 frank6w. Ma poczatku
simy e~hrzescianie, pragnac bodaj Q
kilka dni 4yoie przed}uzyc. jedi
korzonki traw, odgrzebane poo
zmarz}a ziemiq. wyrabiali chleb z
li6ci kukurydzy i wiaz6w, lub tel
cote wall zupe re Stony owsianej.
W Szensi sprzedawano dziewczeta
"a 2 fir. 50 cent, "a l fr., Tub Cd"
dawano je "a 2 bochenki chleba.
Odgrzebywano zw}oki, swiezo: POI
chowane, kraiano je ma kawalki i
jedzoso. Trudno by}o temu uwie
rye, gdyby tych potwornych
wiesci ME wydali zakonnicy. W
,,Rocznikach misyonarzy Francisco
kanskich" W zeszycie c~zerwcowym
czytamy, re W miescle Singapfu W
kt6rym schronif sig cesarz, &c a
rzows !, dw6r cafy. W przeciagu
dni dzlesieciu umar}o z glodu 1925
ludzi, pomiedzY Is a IS grudnia RI.
Pod data 7>stycznia pewien miSyo-
narz plsaf.. .Liczba ofar wyEosi
20 AGO os6b dziennie. Trudne do
uwierzenia a jednak prawdziwe.
Mieso ludzkle sprzedawane jest pc
80 sapeki "a funt'. Czy,a:ac to,
moznaby sadzi&, re. jest nova o
dzikich ludoiercach. Kleske g1odu
pcwieksza jeszcze tytus, ktor-go
ofar2 padl swiezo ieden z biskup6w
chinskich, mgr. Coltelli, koadjutor
mgra Pagnucci, w%ikaryusza spo-
stolsklego " p6}nocnem Szensi.
Franciszkanie W clagu osmu mie-
siecy atracili 5 biskup6w, ME
m6wiac juz o misYonarzach i
zakonuicach.
WIEDEN. Slawny ma
cafy SWAT wynalazca Szczepanik,
zwany og6loie polskim Edisonem,
wybiera sig W jesieni pc uko6cze~
niu s}uzby w~ojskowej W podr6z do
Stan6w Zjednoczenych W interesie
dwu patent6w nabytych przez trust
tamtejszych 40 fabryk tkack,cb.
Modele ola Ameryki SO. JUL ukoh
czoue.
Obecnie zajmuje sic Szcsepanik
dalszemi udoskon.leniami wyrob6w
tkackich oraz donios}emi utepsxe-
miami dziedziny telefonu j tele-
grafu bee drutu, kt6re to wynalaz.
Ii 90 jul we ws%systkioh panstwach
ma Swiecie opatentowanei obudzaia
ovn.nr1lnn -o;oo,o afnr waiakn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
PkACIC IA WIARUSA!
Lntwy spOs6b zr0b:enia
nlaj4tku.,

Lntwy spOs6b zrOb:enia
n,aj4tku.
Polacy: Kazdy z Was, kt6ry
ME jest zadowolony ze stosunkdw
a pragnie znalezG ola siebie swietna
p~rzysz}o66, dorobic sic majatku, i
to W kr6tkim czasie, niechze ma.
tychmiast do oas sic zgios, ,.poda
sv5j aires, q otrzyma darmo poll
ska ksiazke. kt6ra ma wszystko
wyja6ni.
szczeg6lnie cie6le, stolarze,
.kowale j 6lusarze niechaj zaraz SIG.
zg}ossa ,mogac sic do nasxe; kolonii.
przylacsyd.
Listy pisad pc polsku. pod
adresem:
Winters 8 Co., Plenipotentiary
Of the Patuca Plantation
4os-Ao9 Betz Building.
fh,ladelphra, II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
y ECH ii z MILWAUKEE w D

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Awiec nawet Martinealli racsJyl
byd v dmietankowym grodzie!
Dlugi bazylikowe po6wiecone!
Fundator ckryty slave, dziekl wy
movie kaznodzlei z p~erkowego
grodu! Kanonikow czeksje nowe
godno6ci j tYtu}y!
Wedfug astronomicznego ze~
znania profesora Kuka samo piebo
sic 6mia}o poboznej komedyi,
ol6niewaiac swoim blaskiem puste
k.eszenie .ko6cielnych wierzvcieli.
Turysta, widzac o~lbrzymia
Icy. gt,fE1 . r~EE s..-f.F- 49,
liozbs purpuratdw j prafat6w 2
kanonikami i kandydatami ma r6zLe
godnosci, oraz cafe zastepy zwy>
cza;nyoh slug bozyob, zapytai sig:
azali przerwany sober watykahskl
resztki prawd Bozych tn oedzie
wyja6nia{?- Me! = o~dpowledzia}
jeden 2 poboznych cerber6v poko~
ju, mledzianem ber{era trzeeac. -
,,Swiecimy Bazyliiike. - Bedac
ougi. prosze Waszej Mosci, ow-
czarkiem W okolicach Pacanowa
i badajac drogi cia4 niebieskich,
wsrdd ciemnej nocY. widz1a}em
meza w~skrzesieiela wszystkich
Polak6w, wychodz2cego z kruchty
tel wei tn Bazyliki, kt6ry do tego
wei tam najstarszego " czerwonej
copce bedzie swego casu m6wi& ty
a ty.
IA maj ten bedzie mia}, ku
o6wieceniu narodu polskiego, du-
beltowa la1arn,a a przeidzie przez
park Kosciuszki cd s}onca zacho.
du." -
Wtem jekn2f bolesnie prorok
' z pod Pacanowa. broniac zeber
pomacanych ber}em halabardnika,
wrzeszczacego: INA kazanie. bez~
: boznik,, ma kazanie!"....
- hwafa. chwa}a, chwa}a =
krzycxa} kaznodzieja: Chwa}a
delegatowi, chwa}a fundatorowi,
chwa}a domorosiej bazylice! Chwa-.
Ia, powtarzam, domoros}ej bazyli~
&C, DO zkad te kamienie, wapno,
z~elazo, jezli ME z tego kraju VOL
nosci? Zkad ia tw6rcza g}owa tel
bazyliki, jeze..: ME re 6mietanko-
wego grodu? sZkad te dfugi, dzieki
kt6rym ia bazylika powsta}a, jezeli
ME z opr5zDionYch k~ieszeni para
fan? Wszystko, jednem s}owem,
co tn widzicle czego sic doty-
kacleJ jest domowcgo chowu, i to
ME chudcba jaka, ale bazylika. =
Amen. -
skapane we w}asnym poole
ducbowne osoby i dostojne swiec-
kie siadaja do up~ragnionego obia-
du. a byf to obiad nielada. Mistrz
kunsztu kulinarnego ME ustepowa}
" swym fachu krasomdstwu mega
2 perkowego grodu. Wszystko, tam
bylo samorskie, nawet 2 Kanady.
Chrzaszcze, chlabae1cze. opiekane
pajaki, wedzone uda komarowe,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

4osstujje ~wedAidg dtug6wttk
|saoo, ooo:oo iunrny, mniejszego.
talentu s,aacerdos i "a million teeo
BY ME postawil. Brichmaier
testis.
Kto wiec ten million dolardw
czystego sysku para6i przysporzyi?
Respondent Interpretation canoni-
Gus. Bene laborasti ct melins
Wilhelme - odrzekl ten
W czerwonej czapce - q wszyscy
zebrani powiedzlell - Amen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

Wsfuohaaazss s pFsc,oss77Es =
jego v l..,i praoovni przy !
gerstrasse. Jest to w1elka fabryka
model ! nowych pomyst6w wyna--
Lacey.
W dw6oh skr1ydlach :tego
gmachu miedol sie jedJna pane
stw,e austryackiem patroniarnia
systemu szczepanlka, zalozona
przez polskie towarzystwo akcyjne.
pred paru dniami v ruch purt-
szczona.