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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-07-09
Masonic Meetings.

a A REGULAR COMMUNICATION
%1of Lexington Lodge, No. l52,
|A. F: NJ, will be held on
Saturday, July 18th, 1902, at 7
p. m. Brethren are earnestly re-
quested to attend promptly.
By order of the ". NJ.
G.M. HARMAN, Secretary.
~ A regular communication of
W. Pomaria lodge, No. Isl, A. F:
NJ, will convene in Masonic hall
Peak, S. c., Saturday, July 18th,
1902, at Z p. m. Brethren will please
be prompt in attendance. Fraternity
invited.
John G. Swygert, Master.
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principles of the Democratic party"
announces himself as candidate for
County Treasurer.
Capt. P. 81. Caughman has over
hauled and re6tted his -four mill with
new cloths etc, and is ready for the
present grain crop, giving a good
turn out and fine quality of -four.
The bid of Long & Herndon for
constructing the stone work for the
new bridge over factory pond was
accepted it being the lowest. They
proposed to do the work at $3.50
a yard.
To more promptly respond to the
calls of his growing practice, DR.. j.
j. Wingard has had his Office and
dwelling put in telephone communi-
cation with the South Carolina sys-
tenn, by placing phone in Kauf-
mann's Drug Store.
There are more sufferers from con-
stipation than from any other enemy
of our race; there is a long train of
annoying ills as a direct result
and there is nothing so effective in
it's treatment as Ramond's Liver Pills
and Tonic Pellets. 25 cts, sample
free.
Why not do away with that RAM
shackle buggy or worn out wagon
and 60 to T. B. Aughtry & Co,
Columbia and get a new up-to-date
vehicle? They are the best and
cheapest.
DR.. Rice B. Harman having been
offered a desirable position with
Garge's Pharmacy, 1916, 18th street,
Washington, D. G, left for that city
last Thursday to enter upon the dis
charge of his duties.
Messrs. Frank E. Dreher and Sam
P. Roof are rusticating at Glenn
Springs. They will visit "the Land
of the Sky" and spend some days in
"she Mountain by-paths" before re-
turning home.
Mr.. B. L. Caughmsn, now senator
from Saluda county and candidate
for Railroad Commissioner spent
Sunday with relatives in this county,
and called to see US Monday, being a
native of this county he will poll a
large vote.
We learn from several gentlemen
who have made tour of the greater
part of the Seventh Congressional
District that from a careful canvass
they are thoroughly convinced that
Congressman Lever will overwhelm-
ingly carry every county in the Dis
trict.
The quarterly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners was
held here last Monday. One Of the
most important acts, and the one
giving the most genuine satisfaction
was the approval Of a large number
of claims against the county and
passing orders for the approval of
the same.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway is
one of the best equipped roads in
the South. Its service is first class,
making trip over this line is one of
comfort and luxury. It is the line to
the leading lakes, mountains and sea
shore resorts in the country. In
taking your summer vacation be sure
to travel via the Seaboard and you
will enjoy yourself.
Little Mountain, just across the
line in Newberry county, was visited
by a terrific wind and hail storm on
the afternoon of July 7th. Several
buildings were blown down during
the prevalence of the storm and
several persons we're more or less
injured by the flying debris. So far
no deaths have been reported. The
extent of the damage to life and
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PENCIL and SCISSORS.

(EAUlN AND DUAGDVND.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
The rain has come.
Call or send and settled for your
paper.
Mr.. Furman Able took. charge OF
Pond Branch school Monday.
Delicious ice cream at the Bazaar
fountain next Saturday afternoon.
The rock quarry is now in tele-
phone connection with this place.
Nice fresh lemons and pure ice
lust in and for sale at the Bszsar.
The backbone of sumner has not
yet been broken.
The candidates for the county
Offices were much in evidence Satur-
day.
Mr.. John ". Frye is announced
as candidate for County Commis-
sioner.
Wanted-4 heavy, we'll trained
young oxen. Jake Snelgrove Lex
ineton, S. G. 1w34 pd.
Mr.. Wallace Lorick and family, OF
Irmo, visited relatives in this place
Saturday and Sunday.
The barbecue at Delmar bids fair
to be one of the best of the season
and pleasant time is promised.
Lexington people should and no
doubt do feel proud at the model cam
paign meeting held here Saturday.
Mr.. Z. L. CAN'T has our thanks
for q very fine watermelon, which he
has entered in our premium contest.
The best foreign and domestic
hardware can always be found at T.
B. Aughtry & Co.'S, Columbia.
Olin Harman and wife, of Rich
mond, Va, are visiting the father OF
the former, Mr. T. S. Harman, near
this place.
DR.. James Harman warns all per-
sons against hiring Ritch Goodwin,
who is under contract to work for
him.
Several barbecue notices appear in
this issue for the first time. Read
them and attend each and every one
of them.
Prof. 81. ". Fulmer, of Hilton this
county, has been elected to the chair
of mathematics and history in the
CASTOR, N. c., college.
The condition of Mr.. JEFF Kswl is
satisfactory to his doctor and friends
and unless he has a relapse, he will
soon be up and about.
There will be services at Round
Hill church the 3rd Sunday in this
month at eleven o'clock. Everybody
invited to attend.
James Koon will give the people
the neighborhood of Crouts Store an
excellent barbecue on August End at
the Star Academy.
There was quite storm in the
Oak Grove section on the 7th. The
lightning struck the Oak Grove
church and did considerable damage
to it.
Misses Alice and Pearl Stuart, of
Columbis, accompanied by their little
brother, Walter, are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. S. J. Stuart, of
this place.
We have been requested to an
nounce that the price of dinner at
KIeckley & Bluffs barbecue will be
25 cents for ladies and 35 cents for
men.
Lewie Hallman will cook the meats
at the barbecue of N. S. Crout &
Sons, on the 26,h, inst. This is a
guarantee that they will be we'll
cooked.
Little Willie Monts accidently
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Klondike's Letter.

J
hot; but the prospects now are that
we will have showers.
All's we'll and silent along the R.
F. D. No. l.
Most of the farmers are wearing
long, dry faces, trying to initiate the
weather, I guess.
There's one man in Lewiedale,
however, that is not wearing long
face: Rev. @. B. Avery. is happy
man, the birds sing sweeter and the
echoes of distant music falling on
his ear lights up his face with
smile as broad as the Atlantic Ocean
but why al, this?-it's only girl.
The Poet was sadly mistaken
when he thought all the world would
join him singing his sweet song,
'.There's land that is fsirer than
day" One young man in our town
declares be cannot conscienously
sing it. he spells the day with a
capital D. However he sings through
with great tendernesE-"Beautiful
Day."
Yes We went down to the cue at
friend Frys. No candidate except
Uncle George Shealy wants these
peoples votes or at least they don't
seem to be very anxious about them.
Two preachers and one candi date
were the crop of public men, but the
young people all came out and had a
good time. The boys gave US some
good music, but these girls and boys
have too much self-respect to dance.
Three or four young men celebrat-
ed the "fourth" by putting them
selves out side of some booze. How
foolish they did look and act, but I
suppose they thought the same OF
US.
That's right young men play out to
the end Of your line, but it will snap
one day and the golden cord will be
loosen and life will be mis- erable.
How manly they did look. 0 God
when will the day come, when our
young men will be free from this
Demon of hell But why take on Sc?
They got it from our dispensary and
on the 4th of July at that.
Celebrating the 4th. Yes on that
day We struck off the shackles OF
England and became free people
so far as the king was concerned.
But to day many poor souls are
under the tyrant king Alcohol" and
we who boast of our freedom are not
doing anything to release them.
Kings cannot bind men, but sin can,
I am sorry for the young man who
drinks. He is falling behind in the
great march of life and sober young
men are forging to the front.
Tell Billie I'm not in the race, says
Mr.. Kyzer. He prefers for the pres,
ent quiet secluded spot where even
the thoughts of Office trouble him
not.
That's right Mr.. Preacher go a
head and boom up the man who says
favors of the dispensary but God
pity your consistency.
Mr.. Editor this is not like me to
write things so blue, but amt it the
truth? Well it will all come right
when it is washed, but some things
don't lock like they were going to be
washed.
Miss Ethel Koon is visiting in the
Pond Branch section.
Our friend, Prof. I. B. Marsh of
William and Mary's college spent a
night at Mr.. Jimmie Gunters last
week.
Shipping peaches is the order OF
the day.
All the good people in the world
are not dead yet. How many nice
peaches, plums, apples and water
melons, Klondike does get out Of the
=. S. boxes. The wstermellons how
ever are put down by the box, some
times they are not off the vine, but
then I know they must have been
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-07-09
Oh. for a Little Of it Here.

Wallace, Idaho, July 3.-Snow fell
in the Couer Dalene region last night.
Burke and MILAN report two inches.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20

zam. pm. 1o1 Weed str.
m;aiprzez 3 do 4 lat - ,,smo-
ka' W zosadku: przynajmniej
TAX opowiada. jak raporta
|pol;cyIoe donasza' DIR. A. c.
We'll, 7o4 Belmont ave-. kt6 :
ry trraz podobno ,,smoka''
tego przechewu'e W sp'rytusie
i ma zadanie kazdemu ochot-
ME pokazu'e
Palzor kt6ry przybyi z Pol
ski do Ameryk' przed rok'em
mniej wiecej. c'erp'at c>est"
ma bole " z''|adku w cd
lat k,lku. w Ch cago praco-
wal W fsbryce ,,Deering
Harvester. Coz. Wczora, ma
gle PREY piracy zrobilo mu s'e
niedobrze i uczu', jakoby cos
,ywt GO przemknefo mu Sc
view, atrz po przech. dzle p~
karmowym do'u do gor,.
T. cos wyoad.' ustsmi ,
okazalo S +, ze to jakas 7ywa
,aszczureczka, czy S lamandrs,
kilka cal; d'uga DR.. We'll
s9dz;, te Palzor przed k'lku
laty po'knal woda malutk'e
stworzonkc. i ze to sic u n'e~
20 W zo|adku row ne'o. wxro
>lo, j zyto. dop6ki ME znalaz}o
dr.'gi wy Sc Ze zyw''o sic
a "iekorzyst wFase'c'el4 TO-
.adka, sw'adczy okol'cznoSt
/ P,lzor pred trzr~ma cz>
cztesema laty wazyl p d bno
26O.funt0w, a w OStatn en-
czsssch tylko 14S. Pozby"~
sly sic teraz pas67yt'' praw-
dopodobnie odzyska tel zdro~
VIE tus7e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20
CHICAGO. ILL.

SmierG sedziwej zakonnicy.
" klasztorze Acsde~
my Of our Lady, ma rogu u
l.c Th'oop 95, umarIa wczo
"a, " czas,e modl'twy SO let
MA zakonnica Byla ona 2
pcchodzrnia hrabianka ME-
m ecka, ktore' rodzice W cza~
SIC wo)en napoleo6sk'ch przy-
byli 2 MIA do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych z~m'eszksl' " Cle~
veiand, O Tam Cec> la "
Bued'ager : takie by'o je
oazw'sko paniehskie = prze-
zy.a mi de lata i zostala zora
majetoego kupca. Pc sm'e'c1
me,a wstap''a do wyzej wy
m,enieoego klasztoru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20

ST. LOUIS = Policyanci
Bozdek lockwood spotkali
wczoraj ma ul'cy pan;a Mary
Neymann. pm Sal Ann ul.,
kt6ra skarzy{a sic pred mimi,
ze ma. zamkoa1 SIG W domu
i nie chce yej wpusc'e do ME.
szkania.
,,Po,dzmy razem odpo.
wiedziel, poficyanci - a maj
pania musi wpusc,t'.
Skoro stroze bezp'eczedstwa
zblizyli sic do drzwi m,eszka-
MIA pani Neyman. wyszrdt jei
maj z ogromn> m nozem ku
chennym, zagroz,t przebiciem
katdeko. ktoby esmielit sic
sprzeciwiae jego we'll Policy
anci )ednskowoz ME zwsz.lac
IA pogr6tki. tax zwinnle wzie-
i sic do Neym4nna. ze zanim
zdatys sic obejrzet. juz mia1
ka)dsuk, IA rekach, pomimo
t.. odcial jednemu : lolicysn-
tow kawa'ek pale,
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20
Misya posfa
Stapihskiego.
[ZE ZeoDrJ
[ZE ZGoDrJ

AE LGODHl
Opuszczamy czysto osobiste zapa-
trywsnia p. redaktora ,,Zgody".
Posel Stapihski przyjecha'
tn ME jako obey. Ma on tu
ma wychodztwie mn6stwo
znaiomych przyiac'6l m edzy
em'grantami $wiezszej d"by.
Z,je tu i pracuie m'edzy oa~
mi mn6stwo ludzi, kt6rzy jul
W kra)u pracowal' razem z
naszym gosciem, kt6rzy g'o-
srwal. ma n'ego podczas wy
borrow Obow AIKEN pos a
lud, wego jest poznst move
warn k'. W ktorych zy,e
prague tax l'czny od'~ m ludu
pnlsk.ego. Poset Stap'hsk
jest w'ec przewazn'e swo'm
w'asnym delegatem, jak SIC
wyraza Opr6cz teeo ma o."
zlecenie cd Wydz'a'u Kra.o'
w+go W Gal'cyl wywiedziec
sic dok'ad ,ic O stosu. kach
em'gracyj"ych i naradz { sic
Z nami tutai mad na)lrpszym
sp. s.'bami usu,iec a rozn> ch
krzyczacych niesprawi~dl'~
W, Sc. ktore GAIA mad e'mi'
grantem polsk'm Cd chwil'
opuszczenia zako"u oiczyste~
e, d, chw'l, wyladowan "
Nowym Yorku.
] ko ludlow &c oh. S. wyt-
knel sobie dwie yl6wne
rzecsy: po pierwsze utrzyma~
ne z1emi " REX ch p ,lsk ch
. ,wtore W tx ch r9kach
ktore )e, ME puszcza, q wiec
W rekach chlopsk ch. w elk"
pos ad|oSe z,emska w Gallcyi
b4nkrutu)e. Okromny procent
ma!atk6w lest od'oz"ny; ze~
ma pr>ech od1' W rece zydo~,
ma kt6rych lud 'wcy W Galley
So bardzo nietaskawi. Ceny
ziem' W Gal'cyi ,tszcze ME So
wysokie. Otoz posel Stap II
ski przypom ma nam tota) ze
kto Z mas ma pen adze i tes
k .ote do kra)u, na)lepiej mo-
ze przys'uzyt sic o)c<>zo e
przez naby'ie sobe skrom e.
go gospodarst"a " Galley.
Ma wIasnej ziemi lzej Jest zyt
lei umi-rat. Ciezk'c So
tam waruoki to prawda. Lecz
ME ,egoi ME ludowcow to
w'na. On; walcza zac exile o
prawa ludu i'm w'ecej tam
bedz e tego ludu. o$w'ecooego
iwyr"biooego p'zez pobyt W
Amer> ce. tenn predsze bedzie
zwyciestwo.
Rozn'e motna sic zapatry-
wac ma te mysl naszego Cos
cia. Lecz nalezy mu przyznat,
ze ze staoowiska og6lno- na-
rodowego ! specysloie galicyj.
skiego ma on racye. Juz dz's
ida do kralu n'il'ony p,enie-
dzy zarob,ooych przes pola.-
kow nmeryka hsk,ch. )u1 dsid.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20

|jak m6wil posei, gdzie =
swych podr6zach po kraju,
ujrzal lepsze gospodarstwc
chlopskie. piekniejsza cha'u~
pc lepszy dobytek. tim pra'
vie zawsze znalazl bylego
amerykanina. osiadIego ma
zagon'e kupionym "a ciezko
tu wypracowane dolary. )ub
przynajmn'e, wp'yw amery~
kahsk'ego grosza amerykah
skiej kulturv. Przeciez prze d
k'lku m'esiacam' siyszel smy
niemal te same s'owa z ust
najwyb 'ejszych patryotow
irlandzk'ch. przyb>&y' h d"
Chicago. To jest powrotn'
fala emigracy', ustaw'czna
wym'ana sokow zyc'owych
m edzy kr:jem mac'erzystym
d kolon ami. wym'ana, ktor
>tworzy'a bogactwo i potege
EAnsln Posei S. zastrzega s'e
a jgore cej przeciwko insy~
"u4' yom. ,ak' by by' jak'ms
rag n'aczem d. masowes o
powrotu do kra)u. VIOLA on
tylko D.. mas: ziem;e ratujc'e.
kt mole. a ojczyzna was wy
nagrodzi. Powiedzial to Sd
mo pred poi rok EN- W Ch'
cago Paderewskt. ktory po~
part swoye slowa przez naby-
ce 5000 akcyi poznahskiegc
ba"ku parcelacvjnego
Ostrzegal poset S take
przed n'ero7waznem kupowa~
'''em z'emi "a zb>t drosie
o'cniadze Cytowa} po imie~
III osoby kt6re pop'aci|y W
zachodn'+j Gal'cyi pc tys'ac
sulde"6w "a norge EN-
~artei po 100000 gulden6w.
L czacym os edlec Sc W Ga
|'cy' polecat ma atS, sci CHI c.
k e W Gal'cyi Wschodn'ej ma
Rus, cd lie SIC sci chta wy
przeda e tan'o. a gdz,e | cz"e
"azy r6ln'kow pol .kow beda
m"g3y mice w'+lk' wp'yw ns
ustale"ie pol tyczne, rowno~
wag' miedzy zyw'olami pol
SIX m rus hsk,m.
Podr6z do Ameryki puse'
Stap'nsk' "dbyt )ako prosty
cm'gra"t incogn to. Pressed
w'ec przez Gale p ckto sly kan
prusk'eh Cd granicy do Portu.
Doz"a' brutal"osci prusk ch
land ,rm6w, wyzysku agen-
tow n'emieckich kompani) o
kret'wych, z'ego utrz, mania
)eszcze gorszego obchodzenia
SIC ma Statku l Wcale ME bu--
dujacych tormalnosc, ": No
wynn Yorku. Wszystko to
stanowi materyal. ktoty be
die u'yty W swo;m czasie dla
wywosania potrzebnej akcy'
zr strony wsadz austryack ch
! krajowych galicylskich Or.
gan'zacya opie.ki nad emigran
tami polsk mi " Nowym
Yorku Jest niedostateczna j
wymaga powatneJ akcyi &c
strony polak6w amerykan
'stlch Ryd.ia' krajosy ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20

|drue'ej ,przeszkody Jest mai
pewnieiszym krokiem dla u
SUM. ca pier szej. Niepodle-
CLOSE Polski potrzrbna tez
jest dla |udu polskiego ze
wzpled6w ekonomlcznych
DIS lud ten jest doina krowa
dls cbcych: stawszy sic US
niepodleglym zachows9by
|c e s~a size ekouom'czna dl"
S ebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20
dobnie take byly skradzo>

Z CLEVELAND. o W
ubieg'a $rode szeryi Barry
odw'6zl do szpitsla Sw. Alex.
seeo. Maryanne Wiorkowska ).
oskarzona o wspoludzias W
zab6istwie swego meza. W'6r-
kowska zaajduje sic " sta
ME blogos'awionym, a szeryf.
,djety | toScia, 10 niew;nne.
dziecko ma przys6 IA swat
" cell wiezienncj, na wlasua
odpowiedz'alnosc odda. ko-
b'ete do szpitals, gd1ie be-
dz'e dogladana przez trzy do :
zorczynie. Nowonarodzone
dziecko ,zostanie oddaoe do
zak}adu dla sier6t i n,gdy ME
zazna swych rcdzicow. W'or-
kowska zgodz Ia; SIC ma to i
tylko ona ! szer>f beda wie-
dz'eli, " kt6rvm, zakladzie
. :
dzlecko zost4nie wythowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20
II .niW l'0lSkich
w AM ERHCE.

! POMlEDZY pakunkam',
kt6re zabrano onegdsj rano
IA d~orcu rrzy Dearbor,
III. w Chicago znale
ztono - dziecko zaszyte
starann e W w"rek krzyc1ac.
" hiebog5osy, |" zac: : ledwie
Itrzy dm zyc'a D4'ecko owl :
nifte by.o W jed~sbne su
kienki a OBJ k "'eso le2a}a
kartec, ka, ma ktorej by'o ma
pisane:: Jest to Gertrude
Lola Obchodzce sic MA
| d br1e.". Dz'+cko oddano d.
domu podrzutk6w
BAY CITY, NJ ch., We
wtorek DIN a 11go bm. r"zpo
cze'o SIC 40 god>inne na5o~
zef1st~o W, :ars6 Sw, Se,n'
>}.wa K.,stki i trwa|o do
czwartku w'eczora
Do pomocy ks. probos'c,ow'
Koz'owsk emu pr7ybyl' naster
pu,acy Wielebi ks era, ks.
Aodrzei L.piisk;, ks. Szy-
mon Pa ,gan's, ks. Leopold
OpyrchAlski, ks Kaz'mi r.
|Sxory. ks Francis EEK Kacz
marek ks. Stan's}aw Nawroc
k, z Chicago. ks P'etrasik,
ks. Stefan Nowak"wski.
ks Sylvester Kolkiew'cz.
Pray rozpoczec'u zskoh~
czeniu nabozehstwa. odhy'e
$ e uroczysta procesya W kto
rel br sy udz'a' wszystk'e to
| wa,zystwa, SER k DE- ewczat
w bel, z bukietam, l'l'i "
reku Wczwatek w,ec Or M
zakonczenie nabo,ehstwa pc
kne kozan e wyg'os'l Wiel. ks
leopold Oprych 'lski ? Memo
M ee proces,a &c ebrowa'
W,el. ks. Szymon Ponga-
'n;s z Grand R 'p:d'. ks.
proboszczowi i ks P'echo-
Gle "a ich prace oraz Nieleh'
nym Sio>trom, serdeczne
. DE- eki sk}adamy.
Nareszcze ma ze miasto ma
polskieso aptekarza " osobie
L. Kluczyck'ego, zalozyl sw;,
|apteke ma 12 ulicv j Van Blu
rem. Pan l.. kluczysk, lest ia
chowym aptekarzem. prsk-
ltykowas przez lat kilkaoasc'e'
y Buffalo. Tutejszi Polacy
| pow,nn, popirrat rodaka.
Szczest mu Bote.
z CHICAGO !, Smok " y
zoladku q letni K4rol Pslzor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20

J~eJ~ ~
kiej dobre roboty kt6rabys-
my tutaj W te, sprawie rozpo
czaf chcieli.
Kresl4c stosunk: galicyjskie
wv prawdziwych barwach. pc
sci Stapihski zwracai kilka-
krotnie uwage ma fakt nie-
watp)iwy a "a NAL, U mas
uwzgledniony. ze stosunk'
polepszaja sic tam wolno, lecz
gruntownie. Dzie@' piracy
pos ow ludowych w]oscianin
gal cy)sk' nab'era znaczenia
powagi ! uczy bronie sic pred
wyzysk'em lub poniewierka
P'sca r.bot"'ka " e,skiego
podnosi sic takze, czemu
sp'zy'a tel ne ma'o em'gra-
cya rak roboczych d. Ame-
ryki
M6wi2c specyalnie 0 emf
<rantach g@l'cy'sk ch ktorzy
L nim korespond wall. pose
stsp,nski wspom",l o tenn
ze jest tu W Ameryce ze diva
tys'ace tak'ch ktorzyby chez
to'e wr6c:li. xgd> by s'e ME Q
b.w'al' kary "a uehylenie sic
ID s}uzby w"jskowej. Kara
"a to pr>estepstwo zostaia o.
brc"ie przez staranie rosiow
nd. wv ch z,edukowapa d.
minimum, ktoby zechc'al do
" edz'tt S e. czy moze wracat
bezpiecznie, m"ze zg'os'c sic
do p> s1a S. do L~owa z list
wnem zapytaniem. a otrzyma
dpow'edz Dalej pros'} po
sci S. tych em'gra"t6w ga
cy5sk,ch. kt6rzy pos'ada .
grunt W kraju i So zayisani "
ks'egach ludooSci. ably zenia
s'e tut4), zaw,ad mali odnoS
ne para6e ydyz be- tych for
malnosc: dz,eci ich mta}yb}
1rudnosci W sprawach spao
kowy h.
Ma zakohczen'e gos6 m6wi'
obsz~rnie o pozytecznosc' or
gan'zowania S e polakow ma
wychodztw,e zacheca} do
w>tepowania do azku N
P :! Liczna zamo5:'a organi
zacya bowi"m bedz'e tuta,
s'la : powaga gdy dojdz'e
do pewnei normy sweg' roz~
wo'u. bedz'e mog4s zafatw &C
przez sama powage lczby
r6zne sprawy nar'd owe. z
ktoremi pray ss4bym st1n'e
organizacyi ME mozna sic
ieszcze uporac
M6~iac o potrzeb e niepod-
leg4osci Polsk', pose} S b'r-
dzo slusznie podnos.s. ze lud
polsk, ME dc,dzie do nalez-
nych mu praw. dopok, ME
posiedz e w'asnej tormy pam
stwowel. DIS bowen wszel-
ka praca ma k.'rzyst ludu
sp"tyka dive przes.kody: =
pierwsza v tych wszystk'ch,
cnsa przeciwni intrres"m lu
du druga v rzadach p,dstw
zaborcz, ch, kt6re : zasadyYsa
przec ,vne interesom c.lego
narodu polsk,ego Usunisc.e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20

DETROIT. Mich. Jak6b
Rabiosk;. ml"dy cblopak. 20
stall zsapany przez pol'cyanta
v chw,l' gdy.z pred domu ma
rogu ul. Brush j Garfield
kradl paczke gaaet. Ma stacy
policylnej znale.iono przy MIN
kilkanasce srebrnych noty ]
/ x,delcow, ktore prawdopo-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20
LA crosse, Wis -

LA CROSE. Wis - W
sobote po pcIudniu IS l. sto-
pada umarl w tutejszym szpi-
t lu p. Maryi ks Anzelm Krol
probos4cz tutelszej p"lskiej
parafi' sw. Krzyza. Zm4riy
K~p'an by| chory Ma watrobe
i ME domagal juz przeszto rok
Pom'mo watlego zdro~,a pi-
sywal w'ele do katol'ck'ch
gazet. On tel wybudowal
kcsc 61 tutejszy rs. Anzrlm
Kr6l urodz'l sic W Prusach
Zachodnich, gdzie tez odby4
pIerwsze swoje studya. w ro~
ku 1886 przyby' do Ameryki
i ukodczyi tn tcologie, 25go
srycznia roku 1890 zosta} wy
Swiecony ma kap&ana. P'erw.
sza lego posada by& North
Creek, W La Crosse przeby-
wal okoio 10 lat
Pogrzeb odbyl SIC we VITO
rex Wieczny odoczynek race
mu ddc Panie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-20

CLEVELAND. Wis. v
zeszlym tygodn'u sm;ertelne
obrazenia " f.hrykach od-
niesl dwaj Polacy, Ciomca j
Staniszewski, oby dwai W ST.
le wieku
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-08-15
A PAINTING ROOM.
one of the Attractions OF the wom-
ems Building at the Pan
American Exposition

What's this about a fainting-room
in the women's building at the Pan
American exposition?" asked a man
correspondent Of the New York Trib-
une of Miss Marian De Forest, seere-
tary CT the board of women managers.
That's exactly what we've got:
come upstairs and I'll show you We
room,' said Miss De Forest. and suit
ing the action to the word she few
minutes later flung open the door.
"fhere!" said she. proudly. isn't
that just love of room to faint in?
Our board of women managers sad Z
fainting-room was a capital idea the
minute | suggested it. You know, lots
OF women travel around ON nerve force
rather than on real muscle, md they
60 till they're ready to drop. We've rot
this fainting-room for just such. You
observe il is done in dark green, with
lilies OF the valley in the wallpaper.
1t looks out on the upper balcony,
whicl. will be covered with flowers and
vines. Everything about the room
the carpets, furniture and pictures
all Is soothing"
Women managers who go to the
length of providing fainting-room
for their weaker sisters can be de-
pended on to look after all the other
necessaries of woman's building.