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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
The Presidents Message.

OEEt.\SrS uf the president 5
" message an" all speculative,
"A but from talks With men v no
have talked With him, the
Washington correspondents learn !!s
tenor und till III the details by druWing
on their imagination.
According to the Washlngtou rcpra-
sentative "f the New York Commercial
ADVERTISER, whose Forecast looks as rn-
sonablc us amy, the message viii occu-
py about eight columns of fine news
paper type and viii b" n mudrl Of
vigorous English 1t viii omit the
usual cumbersome summaries of do
the main topics,
On Tie subject of reciprocity, u
straightforward Endorsement of the
principle is predicted leaving to con-
Srcss the working out of details one
detail now receiving attention cman-
ates from senator Aldrirh who pro-
poses that when any nation shan give
us special advantages in commercial
intercourse, its products shall be adj
mitted To the United States ut II rate
) pen cent lower than those of tho
present pingley tariff, but when any
nation shall fail 10 give the United
States equality of treatment as CONF
pared with other nations, it's products
shall be subject to duties - per cent.
higher than those imposed by the
DinSley act,
The president IS expected to urge
publicity of The affairs of trusts: in
creased power Ia the Interstate CONF
mercc commission With view To en-
forGhhg equal treatment of shippers
and To break up claudo3tine pooling;
Chinese c%ciusion and a general re-
vision of immigration; encouragement
for American shipping; unwaverns
lideill% 10 clean civil service in the
new dependencies; prompt conatruc-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
Making Soldiers Out of Indians.

An army officer now stationed IN New York. rc
frrring 10 military life nM tie border. tells GOOD
story ct how General B,ukho,d once set out 10
make Indians soldiers in the regular amy. The
Indians, BE- it known, wctc not well up IN Eng
lish, or, rather il at all confused they forgot Tho
pale lace language: but General Binkhcad was
determined they should duty tlcir duty as sol
dicrs, stand guard, cali out the hours. ami do all
that white sentry did.
When the general got them. "a he believed, we'll
coached he gave All entertainment at his head.
quarters one night to the officer, and their iami.
lies, and at t. o'cori; all were to listen 10 the
call, Of the lndidn .cntincs. At the appoin,pd
time headquarters were still as graveyard, and
soon the "Nll'S wcll' cry began to 10 the round
and rs follows:
"Pos' nomb'. Two tmc--twcvc clocks. all
right
This was fairly good for an Indian. but thc
nest sentinel forgot his call. and did the best he
could with what English he could grasp, alter
this style:
'pos' Eomh--old BInklicad heap iool-go to
llc,l-all right"
4 wild shout OF laughter downcl tlc call Of
the next sentinel. hut II was about tine same
and that was the last OF General Bankhcad's
Indian scnincls. detroit Free Press.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
The Water Question.

"ilE RiSOLtTlON of the
Board of Trade recommends
Il ing the purchase or erection
by the city of q watorplal!t
of its own brings the whole water qles-
tion once more into discussion. Tn"
chances are that much will he said ON
thiS subject i'll the next few months
Whether anything will be done remains
TO be seen
As applied to local conditions we
hay" never been favorablv impressed
by the arguments for municipal own
crship ana management of public util-
itics Tho very fact that our councils
for many years We're easy marks for
shrcwd promoters Of franchise specuiH-
tions rendered it doubtful that they
would size W, 10 III" task OF adminS-
torinS efficiently and economically
large ANA complicated public enter
prisrs like SnH. water and electric
plants. Yet we hay" recently passed
under u new charter that largely lie
limits the power Of councils by cen-
traiiZinS executive power in Il general
manager called the recorder. The en-
pertinent Of municipal ownership ana
control under this system could be
hhzardcd with greater confidence than
Formerly, when responsibility was lost.
SO much for The general argument.
Coming 10 tn" particular ease in view
the problem is simpliicd by the fact
that til" scranton Gas and Water COM
rany's water plant is already fully
built and developed. Its engineering
pcrplcNiticS have been solved. 1t Is in
shape almost to run itself. The city
could buy il ana with little trouble
lny for it ana keep it in repair OUT oc
tn" current income. As the situation
stands, Mr. Scranton and his asso-
ciat"s plan to make large profits
probably millions. Tho city might not
equal them in ShrcWdncSs of manage
1nent and would almost certainly bc
less eNac1ing. Vet it could hardly fui!
under ordinary management TO make
money.
The proposition TO buy is well wor-
Thy Of consideration.
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point The future &C city Hike scran-
ton depends uh the lDw-abiiing char
actor cr its citizens. The future cid
Hn'ls arr no. ri present being given
conm"ndablr oDicvt lessons. when
they are encouraged by parents and
tdcillr allowed by ,ne board or control
10 insult t2nch"ts anl start II mutin%
whenever 1t SO plc@sas them, oar city
Is not adding laurnls 80 its crown wh"n
It becomes thc t"Nt for such "a sermon
gS this
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
As Viewed Elsewhere.

4 CORRESPONDENT Of tLe
~ Philadelphia Times, discuss
A-TA ins our common school sys-
tens, thinks there are certain
phases OF it which require drastic at
tnntion. Among these he places
strikes ot school children--"mc!p-
lent rehelion|, which should be sup
pressed by the old birchcu method, and
IL that does not do then the taxpayers
snould Insist on cXpellins them and
let the state educate lis anarchists in
the school for incorigibles." The cor
respondent specifically cites The case OF
the Scranton pupils who undertook 10
discipline the teacher for riding on the
uoiley cars, and he suggests that the
school authorities Of Scranton should
promptly deal with those pupils.
The suggestion Is timely ami to the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
When the Whistle Blows.

|, was at the Frck buliing.
The darkcys loading their hods with
bricks.
The hods were nca,full One or two more
bricks would have filled them. Al that moment
the noon whistle blew.
over went the hods, the bricks rcs,nming hcir
places the pile
''iw wouldn't carry dem bricks icv Mr. rrick
hssclf after ,at whistle blowcd.'' announced one
Of the carriers.
Then they sought their full dinners pals.
Pittshlir. Commercial Gazette.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
Didn't Do a Thing.

BOYS are odd oonslomcratons. and few there
who understand the emotions that prompt
their actions.
\ certain little fellow lad his picture taken
and when the family got the negative Of it
they were horilicd to sec the face OF tho boy all
puhcd out and tho eyes bulginr and exclaimed
in a body: "Why, what earth did YOU do TO
make your face look like that!'
Didn't do a thing said the innocent little
fellow. ''but lust see ii ! could hold my breath
unit! the man got through akin' my picture. ~
---NinmphiS ScinlitHr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

EX.Nuern Lii has arrived in this
country and will present claims for the
Hawaiian crown islands that are
valued at Sij,UOD.OOo. with tn" revenues
Lilioukalani could still bccom" quite Il
figure at Honolulu, dcspit" tn" loss OF
hnl, ,rnA.n-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
NATURE.

For The Tribune.
The grass i ours, and swcctcr sound than these
As down crouch lis 10y the babbing spring;
And overhead We hear the branching trees,
That shade us, whisper: and for iood we bring
Only the country'S simple luxWics.
All, sweet is this, and sweetest is the spring,
When the sun goes through all the halmy hours,
And all the green carh's lap is h!lcd with
flowers.
From the Roumalian by Leo RooS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
SCRANTON, NOVEMBER 10 laOl.

with another thoatcr and base BAN
rluh in prospect we arc reminded that
there is stll something to live for in
Sornnton, despite the gloomy views
taken BY esteemed Willl"s-Rarrc ~
Changes
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

ton or the Nicaragua canal and OF u
pa,ilic cable and irrigation.
So doubt IL" viii iind Other subjects
of ttmcly comment. but the foregoing
offer ample SCOPE for state paper OF
VI widespread interest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

Mr., l'ulunicr has smashed all auto
mobile record" by making Il pace OF
seventy miles an hour. Other mobiI-
lists about the country are occasionally
demonstrating that it is possibl" 10
smash the machines while going at Il
much NOR" modorat" rate of speed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

Inventor Giathmanus theories seem
to have been Hs fur from the mark us
those oI some Of the free trade frl-
lows who write about the tariff
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

y active in an cndcaNor to
'omnuH" the street car
strike. W" sincerely trust he aud his
colleagues may j." successful. The
slrik" is an intolcrabl" tax on the pub
thor ngolrngatiOn of IL on the lines
simply OF dogged obStinucN can do no
good 10 any interest ana would merely
add 10 the already excessive losses.
After this strike shall have passed
int" history thcr" will still he settling
L. do and We hone the Times editor
viii do his share of ii. For the good
It's inhabitants, workinGmer as we'll
as employers n uuctuS must be placed
on the habit OF striking. There has
been too much Of il. In Il majority of
cases it was unWiSe and unnecessary.
ictt"r results could have been won by
peaceful self-educatiOn ana concila-
lion. Professional agitation must be
halted. Bettermcnt of labor must be
sought hy evolution rather than revolu-
ton; by merit rather than intimida-
tiun, hoycotts and brut" force. In
short, common sense must gain the
supremacy over inflammation of the
mind.
The Times has played d"magogsm 10
Il point where II Is no longer SugGcs-
live OF profit II is due to become con-
servativc out of Difference to it's pocket
hook Whether it can repair the dam
nGc,it has helped 10 infict upon the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

PSraSraphers will doubtless receive
with pleasure the Intelligence that the
Empress powaser has resolved to per-
Ieilate the late Earl LIS yellow vest
through twcntN-threc generations.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

l
| self believe that such ,snla,.p,cnt uf labor is
| possible or even thiu,,t,ln The Immigration
| which has In recent ,c,ts pourcd IL, to tho
| United STATES from ,,c .,uh and cn.. OF Europe
| has not Us a matter 81 fact di.locatcd American
l. labor, inIgcnu,,s s,y of tyn n tlrcc gcnCrat ions
| cr reduced wages i'm tbc coal regions to any
| apprtciiblc extent ,o,rnor,t,yclv few Of the
| descendants of m, mon y,h, dcked for ooal in
| the mountains and valleys of Northeastern Penn.
| sylNania hfv Ncata ngo arc following the same
occupation today. They ate unr merchants, pro.
| tia, created has boon naturally filled by sldv
| labor, u race perhaps as tuctallc and aSsniilt.
, tory As either the Jcuou or Cct. ! do not Think
| though II is often alleged ,hat tho operators
| consciously promoted This mmiaiat!ou. South
| NmcrCa every year absorbs siNiv thousand Ia.
| innS; although German emigration TO the lnitcd
states l. steady it ia tot increasing and H'a'l
| gradually decline. Ireland is drained; England
.onds Us few aud France none at all. Were Vt not
| for the curse of mlitdri.m not country III
| l,mopr could economically spare u man.
-.n-
| ,nn not stupid enough to suppose that 1t th'
| importation oi Chinese libor was unrestricted "
Nutld not hr largely employed III mlh'S' 'oc'
tories ana ON railroads 10 the dctrihlcht' iei'mlS
| the Reorganization of white labor temporarily.
Al the same time I do not consider that 'ah'ni
iS 80 utterly nNctupulous. uhmu!oti'' ana snort
sighted that II would Statituusly invite thc Aei'
low peru. Emma could for start wen sp"."
for single day II could supplement these WIN
| contingent ot two hundred thousand anh'fi'y
without any pcrccptihic decline in i's pop"'"'
ton. 'hiiimch do not cmisrhlc IN VAST NUN
bcrS They are too poor. They pcrcoiatc ta'hnr
| than omieratc. But however they come sihsF
| or in shoals. with the repeal of thn Chinese eH'
t'ti'ion Law we would in short time nave al"
lnInslrln revolution III this county, not pctiN'"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

According to san Francisco reports.
Dawson is liable IT, become Il good field
for contemporaries s%mpath thy in the
mean future.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
FINLEY'S s
Fine b|Q1ke|S,
Down Quilts
01d COm|O[|0D|eS

Are you well posted IN the
quality and construction Of =
Blanket OF Comfortable; Are you
not entirely at the mercy of the
seller and dependent upon him
for honest valueP
Our business methods are open
and we'll known-we will not
sell a single Blanket or Comfort
able that is not just as repre-
sented.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
Hopeful.

u u -, ARE GLAD Ia see
NJ III" editor of the Times
y active in an cndc;vor to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

These steps come within what may
fairly be asked Of III" president Of tho
United States. taking into due account
the neutrality which is demanded Of
him by law. custom ana scIf-intorost.
From the standpoint of humanity it is
hoped they may prove successful.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
In the Aid of the Beers.

N y DEC. =. in the Auditorium. in
Chicago. a monster mass
~ meeting is to be held under
tho AnsuiNnN OF tho AMoricMM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-09
Prenumerata wynosi ~rocz.lte
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w arunk i.

Abonenci oplaoajacy W1AEusA
3 dolu, kon,ecznie, MUSIC PLACID
800 Da jeden rok, lubo " tym.
roku Ola przedp}aoicieli czyli p{a-
-oaoyob naprzdd, roosna opaate
zniiylismy ma $l.so.
ITO sjedns nam trzeoh mo-
ryoh abonens6w i prsesle cd
xs6degn oalorocsnY abonament Z
g6sy, t,mu prses oaiy sok. gazette
da niego sannego przese}ac bed1ee-.
my b~eFpAatnie. :
Rto. odbiexze pocaty trey gazety.
.w,ssa1Ym Jest q abonents i 4 dpo,
giadaaanym "a aboaement.
Kto srSieni adres, powinien M
>ynnmiast poda6 wyds@oy W1ARusA
VII nowy adres.
Abonentom, ktdrzy wyraznie ME
oduutwtq g.zety "a posrednictwem
listewefo Tub innego urzednika
pocatowego, W1ARus :pose}any be-
dsts dalei. skoro kto zaprzestanis
odlaexad gazette, powinien wpierw
.ajj3a4it, ie4df co "a mig winien.
Psssni4dze sai dis W1AausA ma
ely 'przeseia6 prsez p~ocztowe lub
expresowy Money Order. Mona "a
tie pxseseaat abonament W dolarach
pspferowycb, przes Postal note,
1bo W jednooentowych Tub dwueen
towYoh znaczksch pocztowych, leoz
jeseii: abonament, W TAXI sposob
przes}any, " drodze pr1epadnie 100
sib " .tym krajn bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawoa W1ARUsA nie
bie,se "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial'
nosci. Take listy ~najlepiej, kazad
M poezcia registrowad, DO wtenczaa
urzad pocztowy bierze. ma siebie od'
powiedzialno66, ze wra ~ zawartos'
oia dojda hi miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{ki pie
uiezne do W1ARUsA adrescwac:
Z Fl. DerdomsM +.s@
329 E. 3rd Str
4 u IKE W1NoNA. Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-09
Nauczyoiel
i organista

Potrzeba ns ucsycie:s / organi-
stY, posi- 4dalqcego doklado3 zpajo-
mc6c polskiego apgielsk;ego ]esv-
ka, ktorYby umiai dosr1e cbdr
prowadzic i 1echc,a} sig zsj36 To-
wa~rzYstvem m}oaaieiY: Fandgda-
ci %potrzebuja okasac dobre sw.a~
:dectwa pod wzg'sdem swego facho-
weoo uzdolnienia jsk r6wnie1 swej
II orainoscl i .achovsnla. Zg}os.G
sic mozna wrrost do Wie:eb, Ks.
& S<uhka, probosrcza paraf' Sw.
J4cka " La Sale LII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-09

Pomoc ME zawodai.
Kazden czlow1ek potrzebaje "
SVEN zvciu cd czasu do szasu pew
nei pomocy, kt6ra olga nj, M nez~
kodzcnv tax przelsciaul, iak i
choroka niszczqca takoHy, wspie"
rae i do da*ne eLergil zY:la
przvpcowsdslc ma c,alo. Me Te1v-
scy ludzie 1dolni go, aby daG ces
takieg,. CODY mogso odpo~'edn'a
oomoc, ulgs przyn'esc cierp'9cemu.
dls tego obo~,askiem jest tych'
kt6rzy jako speayalisc. zaimujt sie
Ii tylko przyrzadzsn,em lexarst~'
ably ogto, SD wasYstkim cierpiaoym
{ da6 ptozhhha.t. s+e leki, kt6re nleje-
diego cd prasdzivego nieszczss,ia,
to jest upadku xdrowia uchroc16
moga. Ola teeo bes wachan'a pole
camy l rekomendujemY jako znane
tuz " starej olcs1tris ~yp1ooo~a'
9 skuteczne lek,. kt6re prsvrza liza
cafej Anerykanstiei p"lonii snany
Magister s. N. Sp,yssyhski 39l
2eckham ul., Buf,lc. n Y.
J~go BAlsam CzestocbO-
wski u.drowit iFrzynl5sf zado~
~olen,e ME jedn,j u,eviedc,e. ola
tepo y kszdvn domn a,szka tsgoz
anaidows6 sc po~iana. Piszc'e
wprus':: MsR'ster 5 NJ, SoryszVn-
ski 39I Peckham Str. Buffalo. N.
Y.-Cena 81. 90 dalai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-09

-EFe. 49, - ~xsi ~ - --ES.E-r. aS.-E=E-S rHs.-.
~PRZYWIAzANIE matki :;
zrecznosG chirurga przyczyniiy sic
do tego, re malY trzyletni Paul
RaeAm " Chicago ma dzisiaj uszy,
kt6rych ME tax dawno ME mia}.
Malice by} TAXI cd urodzenia, a mat
ka jego: u~bolews1a, re synek jej
jest takim kaleka. Udano sic do DIR.
Seru,, kt6ry dokonaf operacyi ma
ch}opcu przypraw:ajac mu uszy.
kt6re przyros}y mu do gfowy a
sh}op,ec dis wyg'ada jak- wszyscv
inni. Me tylko, re przyprawloao
chlopcu uszy, lecz nawet przywrd
como stuch chfopcu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-09

W. So.'S!
ny Czaraeckich, ably ogladladt|
cud Anroni Czarnecki. POI
bozny rzymskl:iI katolik, 20
wr6t',ciwszy : koScioia. uklak'
pred obrazem j modll sic;
Ma scianie byl obraz Zbawi4
ciela a. krzytu. Patrzac wen!
zauwatyl krew przedostajaca
sic na druga strone szkia ]
|cieknaca ma dol : miejsc,5 v
kt6rych nogi rece byly do
krzyza /. przybite:. Narobil
alarmu postal Pc 'ksiezy'.
przyszlo, krew star!i, ale
poplyne|a "a now s sp'ywajaeF
ma dol ma szesc cali.
I, Setki ludz. potwierdzaja ten
niezwyk|y wYpadek.
Dom zam1knisto i nikogo
wiecej ME puszczaja do wne-
trza. Jak dotad. - Mkt tt ME ri !:
. p -; H. 49, = II 80. - <, xS. & y -:
potra6 ~w'ytlomaczyt 2tego wy
padku.
| KS. Ra!poh v towarz,ytstwie
ks: Cleary. zbadal ows
nadnaturalne zjawisko, za~'
wiadomil 0 tenn biskupa Elsa
%
MILWAUKEE,. -. Wy
dawca l redaktor ,,Slohca''
pan jerry Mirski, bedac "a
razem naczelnym redaktorem
Il zarzadca DILEMMA MIL
wAUcK1EGo, wezwany zostal
przez dyrekcya tegoz Dz1ENN1
kA, ably zaniechai zupelnie
|, ,Slohca" a ~poswieci' sic
wylacznie ma uslugi Dz1ENN1-
kA. Wskutek tego pan Mirski
zrezygnowaf re swej dotych-
czasowej pesady przy Dz1EN-
N1kU i wyprowadz,t sic re
swojem .Stodcem do Blu
falo. N. Y. gdzie znaldu)e
sic zarzad Uni Polskiej W
{Ameryce. ktorej to prganiza-
|cyi nSlohce' jest orgaaem.
|Obecny adres pans Nirskiego
Jest: erzyzMirski, 47t Fill
more ave., Buffalo. N. Y
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URZEDOWE .oGLO~
SIENNA Milwauckiej Rady
mle,skiej, przez ktore sic
zbogacil p. Kruszka, publ
kuje teraz Dz1ENN1K Mil
WAUGH. - :
MILWAUKEE, Wis. -
Kosc'6t: katolicki popiera
zniesienie pogrzeb6w ME
dzielnycn a regula ia ma
niezadlugo wejst " zycie "
| milwaukee,.
Arcybiskup Katzer popiera
te sprawe i twierdz'. re POI
grzeby powinny odbywae sic
W 'dni powszednie, tax ably
msza sw. mogla sic odbyt.
gdy zw|oki sa przywiezione
do koSciola CO jest uniemozli~
women " niedziele.
SkAWNA nasza polska
aktorka Helena Modrzejew-
iska zaczela wystepowat "
minionym tygodniu W teatrze
Davidsohna. W Milwaukee,
Tamtejsza prasa angielska
wyraza sic 0 niej bardzo
pochlebnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-09

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Mich. nil Cd Bessemer.
.zycz9sso'tbiie.s
|polslsioh rodsiu ponnisdsy
mimi osiedllIo. potad Jest
tam 4, rodzin aPolakow i
skatkis'm i. dostatee,taejj .reoboty
W .amtejszyeha kopalniach,
jeszc.e drugie tyle mogloby
sic tam ~utrzymae: w Woke
Geld jest koSel6l katokck.
4Ef .sas&sa,1H I
L[oRA1N g. l.: Pan Pan F:
ISzczepahski. byly nauczyciel
polski,. dostat posade " bu-,
rze sheffield Land Co. :
pensya 800 90 'miesiscznie'
Polaey Wv v .Lorain tycza mu
pomyslnosci PREY novel Pc
sadie. '..=. :.
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TOLEDO. Ohio, - KS
Motulewski mocno zaniem6gl
ma wodna opuchlizne i wywie.
z;ono 60 do szpitala sw.
Wincentego, a mie)sce jego
zajal nowy ksiadz a. Suplicki,
ktory dawnie) byl wikarym "
naszej para6i.
.4x4.s -
GLEN LYON, Pa Kill
|ku tramp6w pod nieobecnost
ks. proboszcza Siedleckiego
urzadz 10. napad ma plebanie
W celu rabuaku. O5ecnose
koscielnego i kilku litwin6w
G~ol,atowego. wzrostu odstra-
szyla napastnik6w.
PITTSBURG. Pa Stra.
szna Smiercia zgine'a nie]aka
Maryanna Matulewicz re
Schoenville. Gallo iej przeje-
ichane ma. dwie polowy. zna--
Ilazla policya ma ul. 10 ma
South Side pod wysokim
mostem %kolejowym. MAJ ]ej
= jak pisa aog. gaz.. !:
chory Jest cd kilku tygodn;,
take i dziecko chore. a z
powodu ostatnisi powodzi
mus;eli sic ~wyprowadzite re
Schoenville do South Side.
Jedni. twierdz4, ze nieboszczka
W przystspie obledu rzuc'la
sic pod kola poeiagu Sledz'
two; " toku. 4:
/ z okazyi
odsloniecia. i pos wiecenia
pomnika Ola s. p. ks. M.
Wlncentego Barzydskiego. W
druga roczaice jego smierci.
wyszla broszurka. zawieraiaca
OPS zycia i dzia4alnosci ks.
Wincentego. Broszurke Is
mozoa nabyt W zakrystyi,
prey kosciele sw. Stanislawa
K. i W o6s,e Dziennika C:hica.
gosk;ego, Cena wynosi rs
centow.
Broszurks zawiera IS stro~
mic druku ma papierze welino-
wych i ozdobiona jest pre-
slicznemi ilustracyami, z kto~
rych pierwsza przedstawia
P;ekny po1tret S. P. 0. NJ.
Wiocentego Barzyhskiego.
PkAClc "a WIARUSA
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