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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
THE ROCK ISLAND DEAL.
Methods OF the Promoters Hostile to
Good Public Policy.

0OHA A0AAC EOAACHs
Chicago Reeord-HeraId.
In discussing the Iowa laws and the Rock
Island merger Governor CummIns says: at
IL true that there Il no limit placed upon
the capitalization Of such a company, but
there IL q limit upon the indebtedness OF
such corporations, ana there must be some
thing shown TO the credit OF the ~stockhoId-
ers which will represent the difference in
increased capitalization"
An oficial Of the road replies to the ef-
feet that Its attorneys have been slippery
enough to get around a1I the legal difncul-
ties. But It Is clear without expert ADVICE
that the whole transaction ofends the
spirit of the law and that It belongs IN the
category Of mere financial leRerdemaln.
Out OF the old stock Of t75. 900, 900 there Is
created a bonded debt OF the same amount.
and to this is added new STOCK, common and
preferred, Of the face value OF s1s1 100000.
the property all the while remaining abso-
lutely unchanged. ~sl.fs4
A considerable portion of these securities
are issued for no other purpose than to
dispose Of them for cash. The managers Of
the scheme. who have more capital tied up
In tbs road thar, they desire, will unload in
this way, but not to the extent Of losing
control. Control" says a dispatch to the
Record-Herald, rs 70 be vested arbitrarily
In the preferred stock, the holders Of which
shall have the right. TO the exclusion Of
the holders Of common stock. to choose d.
rectors OF the nrst Glass; who are to have
a permanent majority, And Joint directors
may apply the working capital in purchas-
ing or acquiring the shares Of capital stock
OF the company to such an extent and in
SUCH manner and upon such terms as the
hAmgA - Alw~k.-
The merger itself and the methods that
are employed by Its promoters are plainly
hostile to- good public policy. and with ali
their a%stuteness these tricky nnanclers are
giving new force to the argument for Eoy-
eminent control.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
n.ar1L anaYIoE FINlNoks.

II is stated that the receipts Of the
Posto6ice department for the last fiscal
year viii come within a million dollars
OF covering the entire cost OF the postal
service, which Is the most favorable
showing that has been made IN more
than twenty years. II is noteworthy
that the small dencit for the past fiscal
year is attributed by the authorities OF
the department to the rural free deliv-
cry service. which has hitherto been
regarded as a source Of increased ex-
penditure without an adequate return.
ON the contrary. however. It appears
that the establishments Of rural delivery
has really been a means Of increasing
the revenue Of the postal service and
thus has proved a paying Investment to
the department as well as a most Inn
portant and valuable thing for the pub
lie. or at least Tor that large portion Of
the public which constitutes the rural
population. Il Is pointed out. as partly
showing the effect onthe postal revenues.
that during the past fiscal year the rate
OF increase In postal receipts In rural
communities where the free delivery
was not ID operation VA about 2h per
cent. while IN those rural districts
where Il was In operation the rate OF In
crease was from 81 to 10 per cent
"This does not by any means represent
the real increase in revenue" says a
Washington dispatch. 1T accounts only
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Personal NOTES.


'Bafied but not beaten" Il a somewhat "a
miliar message from the frozen north.
Beveridge has decided not TO visit Texas,
although there is plenty Of room in that state
for Bailey to dodge him
The prince Of Wales private study at
sandringham is very unpretentious. It is
the smallest in the suite, is lit by a single
window and is in every respect a mere
work room.
Charles Eliot Norton has given 70 the
library Of Harvard university several
volumes once the property Of Ruskin.
which contain many marginal notes In
Ruskin's wi hand.
The queen OF the Netherlands is per-
sonaIiy one Of the richest Of monarchs,
her estates in Holland and the east bring
ing her in an income alone sufhcient to
maintain q regal household.
President Eliot Of, Harvard is an en-
thusiastic rose grower He is very fond
Of the flowers. OF which he has an exact
scientific knowledge. and three bushes at
his Cambridge home are his especial per-
sonal care.
Senator Hanna is going to make a per-
sonal campaign in Cleveland. determined
to overthrow Mayor Tom l. johnson II
he has to talk TO every voter in Cuyahoga
county between now and election day. He
has even intimafed that on a pinch he
might kiss the babies.
General Lukas Meyer. the Boer leader.
Is ; big man with big ideas. Some years
ago he formed a sort Of republic Of HIS own,
with headquarters at vryheid. but was pur-
suaded to tack It on to the Transvaal. He
was already very popular and used 70 be
known as "the lion OF vryheid."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

President Roosevelt is said to be In a
quandary whom to appoint TO the
vacancy caused by the death OF a Dis
trict of Columbia commissioner. He
says he wants to make a choice that
win satisfy the residents Of the district.
On that theory. Our Dave just ILLS the
bill. He is at home in Washington more
than any other place unless 1t Is Mime
apolis and he has been representing the
District OF Columbia in congress right
along. although charged up to the Sec
ond Nebraska district Why not our
Davef
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Denver commeuds the ExcIusfon o
Automobiles from Parks.
Denver Post

- AALAAa
Denver Post.
Some things they DO exceeding we'll "a
In one respect. at least they outclasr
the public parks.
Once they had the automobile nuisance
there.
The Kissing. pufhng, snortinE oontrivances
went racing up and down and round among
the crowds at these resorts like 40 many
Iron demons, Just AZ they still do in Den
yer.
The park authorities promptly gave them
Warming that they must not abuse the
privileges extended them.
To this warning the sutomobilists paid
no heed whatever. Just az they do IN Dem
yer.
Hers. however. the parallel ceases.
In Omaha, when the reckless driving dld
not cease. the reckless drivers we're ex-
cluded from the parks entirely.
And they are stili excluded.
In Denver, when no attention Is paid 20
their orders, the park commissioner smile
weakly and-do nothing.
And the automobilists continue to race
to their hearts content.
In Omaha the policy Of the park commits
sion is; w will permit nothing that dis
turbs the peace Of the parks, frlghtens
horses or In any way ~endangers the COM
fort and safety Of women and children
In Denver the motto aDears TO be: ANY
old thing with influence or q Is per cent
~attachmentv
by which token II would appear that
Omaha, 30 far as its park management is
concerned, has much the best OF Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Kearney Hun.

- kearney Hub,
The Norfolk News remarks that news
papers in a number Of towns where there
is no sugar factory, but where they think
there ought to be one. take particular de-
light in giving oxnard and the beet sugar
interests a dig at every opportunity. This
Is, alas, too true. Reason ana fairness have
very little to do in the matter. It is pretty
safe 70 assume, however. that the beet
sugar industry will not only survive the
sneers Of the purbiind and the machipa-
tions Of h importers trust, but that II
Will grow and grow. and still continue to
grow until It tops them all.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Incitins Hatred ana Envy.

New Kork Journal OF Commerce..
The whole influence OF Mr.. Bryan's oratory
Is to convince persons Of small means that
wealth Is an evidence OF crime and
that they are oppressed and robbed by
all who are rich. The public sentiment
Of this country has always been too
healthy for the long Judgment Of any such
false n injurious idea as that, and we
believe the American people are as sane
as they ever were. But It ia just as well
to notice as we go along that in his des-
operate efforts to keep himself before the
public eye Mr.. Bryan is gradually degen-
Grating into a mere inciter Of hatred and
envy Of the rich, and Mr.. Bryan himself
is passing rich according to the standards
Of millions Of people.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The financial agent for the Russian
government at Washington declares that
the cars note for an international trust
conference has been misunderstood and
that the proposed conference is simply
to discuss the sugar question and the
sugar bounty system maintained by the
European countries. What the confer
ence does when it meets win AFFORD the
best means Of judging the aims and OBJ
jects Of the car. II 1t once convenes 1t
win not take long to ind out whether
the conference is friendly or hostile TO
the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

What would the people OF Des Molnes.
Burlington. Sioux City or any other
Iowa town do IL a Nebraska corporation
LAWYER should venture to interfere in
their local politics and appointments
Weuld they not have Just grounds for
resenting II as a piece OF impertinencel
Yet that Is precisely what John n. Bald
wins defensive alliance with Dave Mer.
Ger means for Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Members Of the Catholic church in the
United States have always found Arch
bishop ireland a safer leader than the
incendiary organs that subslst by TO
mentlng religious prejudice and dlscord.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

According to cable dispatches, they
arc still lighting down in t~he.republic Of
Colombia. When they get through. how
ever, and oun up the dead and
wounded, the slaughter VIII not com
pare with the annual wreekage we In.
heEit every year the next day after the
glorious Fourth.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Bloomington Advocate.

Bloomington Advocate.
United States senators should be elected
by a vote OF the people and not by the leg
OF the several states. All state
representatives should be pledged before
election to stand By this principle and use
their influence to bring about this result
and vote for no person for United States
senator who would not favor this mode
OF procedure In our upper house Of con-
Rreea.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Remarkable for lie weeping skies. the
passing summer II Remarkable also for It's
nerves are given to timorous tingling
VIXEN lightning plays ita pranks the season
Il one Of thu most trying IN many years.
On an average 800 persons are annually
killed By nghtning n Ne Unitsd states.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Iekaman journal.
The Journal should think that the de-
cision Of the supreme court in the Omaha
Fire and Police commission case would be
IDIOT to every citlzen Of that city. That
q great city may be actually ruled By a man
who has not a dollars interest OF claim
Of citizenship "a contrary TO All conception
OF popular government.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Omeial announcement is made OF re-
stored peace and quiet in Hayu. sus-
picions still lurk none the less that the
weights on the safety valve are not yet
adjusted with exact precision
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
rnARNINO TOR A LITTLE SNOW.

washington Star.
When the summer starts to simmer
And the pavement's growing soft,
When the hot wave puts a shimmer
On the mountains there aIoff,
Then old thoughts of vengeance quit meA
Tender fancies come and 20
OF the little boy that hit me
With q snow ball, long 3
Not a trace OF Indignation
Would appear upon my brow
II In Joyous recreation
He should thus assafl me now.
Gifts on him., should he permit ma
i would cheerfuIly bestow
II once more he would but hit me
With a little bunch OF snow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Ex-senator Allen announces boldly in
his paper that 1.-The Union Pacific me-
chanics at Omaha. Cheyenne and other
points along the road have been de
feated 10 their walk-out." The striking
Union Pacific mechanics at Omaha are
likely TO take decided exception to the
ex-senator's decree.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The new Rock Island innation corpo-
ration Is organized under the laws OF
New Jersey. Nothing has yet succeeded
In shaking New Jerseys claim as the
head living place Of trusts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The republican campaign text book
for 1902 is out The best republican
campaign text book is to be found in the
prosperity which prevails in all parts of
Ne country.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Easy way a, me Pole

Baldwin, one OF the latest TO start for
the north pole. has reached Norway on
his return trip. we have been banned"
he says. hut not beaten" Certainly.
We have not reached the pole. bat we
shall yet reach the lecture platform
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The school board and the architect
might as well have 1t out now as sater
as to who owns the school house plans
paid for by the taxpayers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The chances that any one Of our 10000 o
people will meet death IN this form are
&c 1 IN IS 900. This surely is a nerve
soothing reflection for those who too much
dread the th~underbolt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Wanted-A magnifying glass sum
ciently strong to unearth a few issues
for service in the impending campaign.
Apply to the general manager Of the
democratic national campaign bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Lots of new bridges are being built
all e Nebraska The farmer thinks
the shortest way to the market is the
cheapest way. S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The grave diggers in one Of c~hicago's
cemeteries have struck. stiil, the situ-
alton isn't as serious a. It might be. Since
the advent OF the automobile Bcorcher It
frequently happens that there Isn't any
thing left 20 bury.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Whatever date may be selected for
President R~oosevelt's visit to Omaha,
he may be sure Of an enthusiastic and
cordial welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The law prevents corporations from
importing armed mercenaries into Ne
braska. but the corporations may with
impnnity onver the police force into
Mercernaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Why go TO witness the maneuvers of
army or navy when electrical storms
give us realistic representations Of ar
tiilery practice right here at homer
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Ak-sar-Ben win show those Black
Hills people later that he knows how to
act the host as we'll as the guest.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The cotton crop is said to be doing
finely. It win have to do well to score
ahead of the corn crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The newly appointed military cadet
from this congressional district who has
just been admitted to West Point is
doubtless a deserving young man who
may finish the course Of instruction with
credit and win an army officers COM
mission, but that constitutes no good
reason why the cadetship should not
have been awarded by competitive test
open to every ambitious youth In the
district instead Of going by personal
favor Of our nonresident congressman.
In other congressional districts in this
and other states every boy who aspires
to a military education has a chance to
try for cadetship appointment. Why
not under the d~ispensation Of the great
and mighty Mercer?
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Montana reports a n earthquake shock.
They win be discovering Tracy in Mon
tana next.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Chicago Tribune: She was idlins at the
How many different kinds Of drinks do
you serve here?" she asked,
Oh ten or nfteen," replied the clark.
but we have fifty or sixty different names
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

that old maid7 ~ "
Ned-she gave away her parrot and cut
bachelor girl. .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Belated descriptions of King Edwards
coronation are now in sight Of release.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
erArEMENr OF DETERMINATIONS.

State OF Nebraska, Douglas County, S.:
George p. Tzschuck. secretary Of The Bee
Publishing Company, being duly sworn,
says that the actual number. Of full and
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during
the month Of July. 1902. was A followss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

philadelphia Press: Tess-The material IN
my nsW gown is very pretty, but Il needs
sometninR TO improve the shape OF H.
wear Il? ~ SAY
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Puck; Father-In choosing a wife ona
should never Judge by Appearances.
right Often the prettiest
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

.eomerville Journal: Some men never fan
the truth excepting when they are anRrv-
and such men don't allow fhemselver 20
get angry very often. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

49, MY VI Sixty ulneIeul names
washinston Star: 'Don't, you fear the
mot a bit" answered Senator Sorghum
In my younger days ! felt kind O. bsshfui
soon learned thai trusts can Sc rieehhtt
humm and agreeable, If properly sp--
.n Mas ssD 9 Star; Ny young friend"
ceRtional talent Tor speech-makins.s w:
Yes" replied the statesman. who gets a
S ! 5ssi rs sust "a sdDR In assin 6soT shs tie oI ssl5ssie /.
That's what IT isl There are mighty
days. 1--WE"
Philadelphia Catholic standard, .ru
sos-y, said Mr Payshentz to the new
asighbVr hut n those boy Of yours con-
Says 70 their erol TIds behavior around here I'll
,HuhI Go ahead and prosecute. You
CAM ma no law against me."
The law Rrohibiting the raising Of hogs in
Philadelphia Times: He never aaver-
tised his business did herr" WV
INC; but it's being pretty well adver-
'Indeedg"
Yes. the sheriff is doing IT,"
{ssiE HIsns;em's way at ali. Hes 10l siwaayyss
Jess-ohl Come now. You know Won
cant imagtne anything nicer than to have
Tess-Exactly. but, as tell you. he's
always trying, and that's all.
chicago Tribune: Mn. ChuEwaterZTherei
you've torn a hole. In the umbrella!
AR. Chuewater-What's the dIHeranca9
It'll only show when the things opened.
RhiladeIphia Press; Hello, centralr.
gas ONCE" eNe
Yes. STR" replied the operator. 'but I
must warn you In advance that we oannot
tolerate any swearing over the wire"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Philadelphia Times: He never aaver
tised his business did herr
mo. but it's being pretty well adver
tised now"
'1ndeed!"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Chicago Tribune: Mrs. Chuswater-rhera,
You've torn a hole. In the umbrella
MI Chuewater-What's the diferenca2
itll only show when the things opened.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10

lub do poludniowej Szwajcs..
ryi, BY " lagodnem powietrzu
szukat wzmocnienia zwatlone-
60 zdrowia.
z. 2 tego samego powodu
zamieszkal " naszej wiosce
pan :Mroclki. starry pulkovni Ill
wojsk polskich. ably sic wy
leczyt z ciezkich ran. kt6re
odni6sl " woinie r 1890 ma
rodu polskiego z Moskalem.
Kilkoletni pobyt W Grent "a
goil rany pana MrocEiego.
lecz mimo wielhej tesknoty
"a oiczyzna ME powr6cil do
Polski, poniewaz ma niego
czekaly nieprzeblaga-
nego Moskala. Nadto bedac
wdowcem be- dziatek i bee
bliSkich krewnych ME mial
do opuszczen'a
milego zacisza i poczciwych
mieszkahc6w, kt6fzy go ko-
chali I szanowali jak OLGA.
Pom Mrocki W mlodosci swei
z wielka pilnoscia odwiedzai
wszechnice krakowska; teraz
" zaciszu szwajcarskiem od~
dial sic naukom lekarskim, |
chociaz be- nauczyciela, sam
z ksiazek tax sic wydoskopa~
lii, lie W calej okolicy slYnai
lako z~nakomity lekarz: Ponie-
waz urzadzil sobie wlasna aP~
teczke. gdyz do najblizszego
miasta bylo try godziny dro-
qi, a przytem nigdY sic ME
%upominal zaplary. ola tego
garnelo sic zewszad mn6ztwo
ludu do niego.
A re przytem pan Mrockl
zakupil sob,e ladny dom Z
wielkim ogrodem j ME szcze~
dill ialmuzny i pomccy ola u
bogich, uwazano 20 "a wlel :
ktego bogacza.
Dodat musimy, ze ludzie,
chociaz 60 czesto odwiedzali,
iednak tylko z bojaznia wste-
powali do jego izdebkl, W kt6'
rel przechowywal swe ksiaz-
XII ! instrumental r6znego ga
tunku, a to ola tego. ponie-
wal obok czarnej szafy znaj-
dowal sic kosciotrup nadzwy~
czajnej wielkosc;. jake zwy-
kle lekarze posiadaja. Juz to
lezy W nature ludzkiei, re ko-'
Sci zmarlych wzbudzaja wstret,
a jeszcze wteksze wrazenie ro-
81 ca}y kosclotrup, sto)acY ma
nogach i z pusta czaszka z
szyderczym usmiechem polka
znjacy wielkie zeby.
Cosmy dotad opowiadall
Jest potrzebnem do zrozumie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10

!, sspodsl.a,s'sl''o'lwuiI d tlb,1nlll';
fze = la,kavy pa
ME. e = az p61aiej pore
niepokoje P.ra. ls ''';'''''l mo-
ia " tenn wilma. ZabIadzilem "
.drodze, " miejscu zaS niemasz
podobno zadnej gospody, dla
tego przebacz pan laskawie.
ze Y p,alna szukam przytulku J
,pokornie prose- 0 nocleg
Pan Mrocki grzecznie po-
dale krzeszlo i-prosi ably gost
zlozyf plaszcz i kapelusz.
- Iaskawy pan ami sic ME
pyta, kto jestcm? odzywa
podrozny, ,,lecz zamiast dlu-
glch t|umaczeh race przyjat
list Cd mojeeo OLGA!
Pan Mroeki przeczytawszy
list, zawoIal zrozczulentem:
,,wiec jestes Boleslawem. sy~
mem na)wierniejszego przyja-
ciela mo)ego? - witam Gle!
- witam Gle serdecznie!''
Z tent slowi caluje sciska
goscia a potem prowadzi 60
do izdebki, do ktorej tylko
najlepszym przy]acielom lub
zacnym gosciom przystepu
pozwala.
Goscia P. Mrockiego, skoro
do biblioteki wstapil, mocno
przerazii widok koscIotrupa
tax, ze kroki swe zatrzyma] u
drzwi, a Okla ME spuscil Z d.
kropnei postaci. .
Czy sic boisz kosciotru-
pa? pyta sic z usmiecbep pan
Mrocki. Gdy gost mic ME od-
powiada. ciagnie dalej 60
spodarz. ME Dol sic Bole-'
slavic mego komornika z
kt6rym scokojnie mieszkam
cd trzech lat; jestto spokojny
lokator, kt6ry cichutko stoi u
scIany! - ME mole navel o.
puscit swego stanowiska, POI
niewa7 90 ma mocnym gwoz-
dziu powiesilem! = usiadz
sobie na tym krzesle, a obroo
cony tylem do niego. ME pc
tr.ebujesz przypatrywat sic
wyblad'y,n kosciom! = Pre-
kacz, te Gle opuszczam ma
chwilke, lecz jake ssmotny
kawaler jestem panem | Stu
ga, ! ola tego sam p6jse mu~
see do piwnicy pc butelke
wilma, pray kt6rej opowiesz mi;
jak sic ojcu twemu powodzi-
10 Cd naszego ostatniego wiz
dzenia i pozegnania sic ma po-
lu bitwY!
:Do'sohczen'e. nastaPi)
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10


mas Wick. 10 j. 1ab'lem
Branda pod czarna skaia 9:
debralem mu 4.ooo frank6w,
ktore nosil 2 SODA y skorzan-
nym pugilaresie. Ks. Waleaty
Jest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLIO
wiekiem, a to przedewszyst-
klein grvzio mole sumienie,
re milczalem. kiedy najszla-
chetniejszego dobrodzeja mo-
lego uwiezili i podobno ma
sm,ert osadza. Spieszcie sic
do sadu i ratujcie niewinnego.
Szukajcie pod iaiowcem. kto-
~ stoi mad zr6d&em pod CAR
ma Skala; tam znajdziecie
sk6rzanny pugilares i 500
frank6w, ktore pred chciwe-
mi oczyma Rossy al dotad
ukrywa}em!"
Czy sam popelniles
zbrodnia? zapytalem umiera~
iacego, a on ma to: ,,Rossa
mnie zwiodl i nam6wil, pod
szeptujac mi. re Brand nosi
prey sobie 100000 fran
kow. On byl re nina, lecz ia
strzelilem do Branda / z}upi}em
20. Schowalem 500 trank6w,
a reszte podzielili$my miedzy
siebie!.
-- Cay m6wisz szczera
prawds? zapytalem Witka, a on
odpowiedzia}: ia chwile stane
pred Sedzia sprawiedliwym.
j prey lego swietem 1mieniu
przysiegam, re prawds mo-
vie!
Knew rzucila sic ustami
/ nosem i p~rzerwala dalsza
move Witka. Jeszcze rae sic
odezwal chrapliwym glosem:
.przeproscie ks. Walentego
i blagajcie 60 o przebaczenie
zbrodni mojej, ably bog by}
ola mnie milosiernym!
- Nowy uplyw kr~i "a
kodczy} zycie jego Poszli$my
pod Czarna ska}e i tam pod
ja}owcem znalezl'smy pugila-
res z 500 frankami, jake tez
kilku listami i $wiadectwem,
kt6re to papiery swisdcza, re
pugilares byl wlasno$cia Bran
d." Temi Slowly ziozy} officer
pugilares ma stole sadowym.
Nieopisany ruch powstal "
sail sadowej. podczas opowia-
DANA %panowalo najglebsze
milczenIe, nawet tchu ME
|bylby$ usiyszal, lecz gdy Off
Ger skohczyl sw6j rapport,
wszyscy sluchacze garneli sic
do kaplana "a kratke. wynu-
rzaiac swe zyczenia, nawet
cr,ac;,roi,,v ood7;e1a1i chwi1a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10
ludziorn, skonai.

ludziom. skonai. ]. Is
Ma wnio '''t'l prokufatora o
prezydent Ks. W
mu, e Jest wolny, ub.o'le:waiac
mad dlugiem wiezieniem. kto-
re nieminnie Icierpial.
A ks. Walenty? do gIebi
serca wzruszony. upadl ma
kolana, modlac sic: chwala' i
dziekczynienie Bogu sprawie-
ktory nlszczy zdra~
siecie niesprawiedli-
wych, a ufa,acym Jemu podar
o]cowska reke. ratu)ac ich
z kazdego nieszczescia. lmie
MECH bedzie blogos}a-
wione, cd narodu do narodu.
bo sprawiedlwost Jegc trivia
ma wieki wicklow. Amen.
Amen! amen!: wt6rowali
wszyscy obecui, nawet tacy,
kt6rzy cd dawnych lat O Bogu
i modlit~ie byli %zapomnieli.
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%g, s sos,sc; g.