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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
revenue In playing against the stronger
American League teams.

revenue In playing against the stronger
American League teams.
Hermann. It is said. guaranteed to get
Dreyfuss In line, in spite Of the iatter's diff
ferences with Johnson. and the wires be-
gan to work The story goes on to say that
Johnson was ready to do business by drop
ping both Detroit and Washington, letting
Cincinnati into the western end of the
American League and Pittsburg into the
eastern. Things were going along nicely
when somebody let out few hints which
reached the meeting of the National League
at the Victoria Hotel. There 1t was that
Hermann was asked to show his hand. and
as the sky was not clear he was openly
rebuked when the majority Of the delegates
refused to elect him to any of the leagues
offices.
Yesterday morning the statement was
made to The Sun man that Hermann and
Dreyfuss have decided to remain together
and that they will be the means of break
ing up the National League circuit. Herr
mann's base ball partners in Cincinnati are
Mayor Julius Fleischmann and George B.
Cox. Mayor Fleischmann was formerly the
racing partner Of Frank Farrell, owner of
the New York Americans, and they are
still warm friends. A well-known National
League man had long talk with Farrell
the other night, advocating consolidation.
When asked about his alleged understand
ing with Hermann and Dreyfuss yesterday,
Ban Johnson refused to discuss the matter
In any way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
Team Standing

Although occupying second place In team
standing, the Saengers are far to the good
of the leaders in average of pins knocked
over per game, having scored an advance
Of three over former figures, which makes
their lead over the Fat Men almost twenty
pins per game.
The Rathskelller was the only team fall
ing off in its work, having dropped from
500 to $50
The Business Men made the biggest gain,
going from 800 to $50. The Eagles went
from sos to 1876; jolly Fats from 49, to
SS7; AGNES from S65 to S67, and Saengers
from S94 to 1896.
The Fat Men beat their best game one
pin, and now have 951 for high single and
also 2.76O in place Of 2690 for high set
The Eagles also made new high-water
marks, O43 taking the place of 1888 for
single game and 2.83O displaced 257s for
set; 2675 pulled off by the Business Men
is 16 pins better than their previous high
set. The Acmes pass the Rathskeller in
game average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
ORDwAY.
BATTLE OF HEAvYwEIaHrs.
Munroe and Limerick to Fight in Bos-
ton Next Tuesday.

ZAP Limerick. who is training in New
York city for his battle with Jack Munroe
at the Criterion A. c.. In Boston, next Tues
day night. is rounding into fine shape. The
big fellow is spending his afternoons in
Prof Attila's gymnasium. where he is be-
coming tougher than nails and livelier than
cricket
Limerick Is now trifie over 200 pounds,
and is as strong as the proverbial OK.
Tom O'Rourke, who has him In hand
says there is only one issue to the battle,
and that is that Limerick will win. He has
watched his protege train and Is pleased
with his work. Limerick challenged Mum
roe directly after Munroe got the decision
over Peter Maher in Philadelphia several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
NORTHEASTERN.
Tight Games of Royal Arcanums.

A series of games in the Royal Arcanum
League were played last night on the
Palace alleys between teams representing
the Oriental and Capitol councils of the or
der. The OrientaIs won the first and last
games ODonnell, bowled the best for his
team in the full set and also had the best
mark for a game, 220. The Capitol team
was very evenly matched, all bowling very
WELL The score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
Y. M. @. A. Bowlers.

Captain Efker's team took three games
from Captain Davies team on the Y. NJ. c.
A. alleys last night. Captain Eiker was the
man of distinction. for the evening, for be-
side his TEAMS winning he carried away all
individual honors, averaging 176 2-3 and
rolling high score of 200. Scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
Golden Eagles Won Two Games From
the Rathskellers.

The Rathskeller bowling team invaded the
Golden Eagle alleys last night and dropped
two of the three games The Eagles were
very strong in the first, Joe Hardie rolling
225, Brandt 200 and Budke 1919, which
brought the total up to 94S. The second
game was also taken by the Eagles. all the
boys rolling well but Hardie, who lost his
FORM 1t was close contest In the last.
but the strong rolling of Kettler gave the
Ratffskeller quint the game. his score being
213. The totals:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
The Whole Trouble.

From the Philadelphia Press
1.-THE trouble with the average woman"
said the female rights lecturer. lis lack Of
decision"
Yes" interrupted the male dyspeptsc,
who had no right to be there at all, half
of them don't know whether they want To
be women or men,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
GOOD BASKET BALL.
Militia Boys Play Close and Exciting
Game.

A close and exciting game of basket ball
took place last evening in the Center
Market Armory between the Ordway Rifles
team and the Athletic Association team,
the latter winning out by half a point, the
score being Ii to 121k. The Athletes had
better team work and outplayed their OPP
pei ents. The score at the end of the first
half was 8 to In favor Of the Athletes
but the Ordways soon closed the gap and
the game became very interesting. The
lineup:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
e coMMIssIoNrRs


The Officers in the Railway Relief Asso-
citation League won one game from the
Northeastern team last night. The poor
est work Of the Northeast quint came at
the time the Oficers were at their best.
which gave the game to the inside men by
a big margin Dement, and Anderson were
the topnotchers, each having III, while
Fluher had gone one point less. The
scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
Easy tor, the Commissioners.

The Commissioners played the Commerce
and Labor team, last night on the Palace
alleys in the Departmental League series
and won the fun set All of the scores made
by the Commissioners were high. Pearson
opened with d total Of 233. which was the
best Of the set, Smith had the highest aver
age for the evening, and was most consist
ent in his work. The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12

weeks ago. He has since been training
faithfully for the coming battle.
The bout will probably draw one of the
biggest crowds of sporting men to Boston
that has been there in many moons.
Munroe is preparing for the contest in
Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12

FIvE-YEAR-OLDS.
Young Henry ....... 8 5 8
SIX-YEAR-OLDS AND OVER.
Garbuncle. ........ IL 8 @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12

Campbell also leads In average of strikes
and spares, with SO.
Scheurman has the greatest number Of
spares-96-and Spiess leads in strike work.
having 90. Prizes have been donated for
various spare and strike events, and the
rivalry Is spirited.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-04
Cleveland Unpopular With
r. BRYAN.

The Commoner ought to be ?
interesting reading If Cleveland 81
be put up for president. While
Bryan has a. grudge against Hiii
despises German, he hates CleVe
with an intensity of hatred such ~
democrat has had for another menu
his party since the Breckenridge sup
ers of 1860 rejoiced at Douglas
throw in the northern states and Lin'
election. A ghost dance In Nep1
would taxe place on the night wnel
news would come to Cleveland's q,
at the polls. This fact may not
the Cleveland boomers. They are
saying that he could be elected.
only insinuate that he would CON
near election a. any man whom
democrats could name.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-04
A Quarter of all.

The total wealth of the world IS
mated by Gunton's magazine at s4V,
100000. OF this sum the United >
owns $40, 900, 100000 or one-fourth Q
entire wealth OF the world.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-04
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-04

tutions of liberty which our race has so
long enjoyed
has the nation had prosperity since
the civil war was closed? Have many
millions been added to it's population
Has Its broad territory yielded to the
farmers enterprise? Have its vast
resources OF nature given generous
answer to the human demand. Have
trade and commerce made il consn;op-
Gus and a leader in the world? Have
the schools and churches grown and
hourisned? Is America now prominent
ana supreme among the nations of men
IN Its civilizing, uplifting, inspiring
innuence and aid to all humanity in it's
hopes Tor better and higher life? The
magnificent result need go back no
farther than forty years in history To
ma the chief secret of its marvellous
success. The patriot soldiers of tho
civii war did more than save nation
bringing back from battle the fac of
tneir country unchanged and undim;n.
ished' did more than to redeem fonr
miiion human beings from an unnat.
urai ana cruel bondage, did more than
70 open the gates of the future for the
country's entering into limitless pros
pe.i'y' did more than to forever estab.
nsn new republic Of freedom to be
numanity's inspiration, guidance and
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04
PUCK, So. Oak.

Kochany Drechu!! Tobie pew
no III teskno j gwesno bes chcof
aebe 10 &c co ~powiedzo}. 10 be to
ju downo zrobiel ale nimiof lem
czasu ami dopierze go nimasm, ale
wiater tax wieje q ju pore dni re
decht mic robic nimoze . dzeluse
abo biology nimoga Sc buten poka.
zac DO FARO So wszetczy suknie ma
glowie. A tero &C powiem jak to
belo J naszemy kowalamyy, v naszym
miesce Puoku bel kowol pres pore
lat : tero 50 smetk MOS gdzes DC
Mort Dakote ale faro Sc nalos inszy
! iesz kaNaler. . do robote sar-
(ozesty. kensWsto1 . 4tyy reno ! tak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04
To ola ciebie, ola eie-
zn6w do ksiecia


TO ola ciebie, dlascie.
[bie! - 2zn6w do ksiecia ~.
kis CLOS breezy.
Jesli ola mnie, to ola
|biednych, chorych j kalek,
Czaroslaw ma srodku piw-
nicy pred Litqslawem stale
il m6wi:
Przypatrz sic dobrze ]
szukaj!
Litoslaw patrzy, ale Cd
|blasku zlota mic dojrzec ME
moze, wreszcie wzrok mu
padl wysoko ma sciane. Go "a
.drogie klejnoty, kosztoWno-
Sci, brylanty, per}y j drogie
kamienie tam Wisza, cudow--
nemi blaskami strzelajacych
promieni sic mienia i osWie-
GAIA W srodku obraz.
- Ach to ona, to ona.
Nawojka, portret jej swiezy'
przesliczny ma scianie wish
VIOLA Litos1aw.
Portret ten, co widzisz
ma scianie dam, ale.... jeszcze
ieden warunek!
- Now predko, NOV, a
spe1nie zaraz! moze, lecz go
ma Czaroslawa usta O.
br6ci1. Ten m6wi:
= Widzia1es te miedz, to
zloto, te klejnoty i kosztow-
nosci? Portret dam, jesli te
wszystkie, co pod ca}ym So
zamkiem pieniadze i kosztow-
|nosci z portretem razem ztad
mi zaraz zabierzesz!
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04
(URZFDOWE
RtZOLUCYA

Zadecydowano przez rade m.Wi-
mona, il wspomniana Tada uwaza
"a potrzebne, j ninlejszem Saeda, -
ieby M g{6wnej krzykowce gdz .
kolei Chicago milwaukee q st.
paul Co. prxechodxi " poprzek
akota ul,c. add Taylor &co.
10 NY, ~umiesxczony zOstaf
oxwoa <vgn.i,wy, dalej
ad e, .tn azeby komp. holel
hi :.y.., milwaukee, d St. paul Wy.
.eS Wy m,cn,onr wymaganle, saopa-
trx ne " v spOmnisrv dzwOn.z
dni ; ro,k.sc;n 81 omnianegs''
m,asta, u y,utp~ ~: ,,Wymag-Le
DO dug IVA cd kompaun koisjo-.
wy.h. l)x~on sygnslowy n pu-
bhcznych rx.xowkacb, DO un'ie<x-
6 &: ii fornszan as Potwier : no
~ Mas 1903 tessme pow 2 y bYc
rotowe d. ~pa.ruszan,a ME t6zniej.
jak Ipo Lipc.. l9' 3. : ppoteIn. Ja II.
xawyrokowauo prses wspomlan4
uchwa1e, utrxymywane. f'otpisanOs
duia s5Ko Majs 3. 1873 3
N r. SIMPSON Sszs
PrexydentsRady m:ejskiejj
PosWiadcxa:
PAUL KEMP
City Recorder.
IPiecxec.1 sss..4ss
| Potw,erdsono IS MajaA.D l90sS
N 8. SlMPSONsLa=2
AcungM a.IotrEs:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04
z BAY CIEf;.atfch.
Dina 25 maja 1908.

Cd pewnego czasu krsca SIC
wsr6d naszej polskiej kolonii agenci
cd pewnych Detroickich gazet an
gielskich, i wpychaja je z dodat-
klein premii duzej ksiazki czyli
Biblii. A ma sic rozumiec z wp}a-
to $2.C0 naprz6d i kontrakt musi
kazdy podpisac re gazette bedzie
abonowal na caty rok, a gazeta
kosztuje SO dolar6w rocznie.
Naszym ludziom ME rozchodzi
sic lyle Q owa gazette lie Q owe
Bible. w ksiazce tel So obrazy
Swietych, ale ME jest to ksiazka dla
katol,ka, jest to ksiazka narolowa
angielska, kt6ra wprost odryywa
kazdego katolika cd WARY. Obrazy
swietych " niej malowanc tylko ma
szyderstwo.
Kazdy prawy polak katolik
takiej ksiazki " domu mice MIC
powinien. Kazdy obraz przcdsta-
wiajacy swietego rowinien bye po-
swiecony, a kto taxi obraz przetrzy-
mule bez poswiecenia, to tylko
szydzi ! niego. zam ma owych
Biblli, zatrawajacych SERGE kato'
lickie, powinien y domu mice
lsiaii polskie historrJyczne sienkie-
wEiicza. 30 1aprawde laden nar6d
ME posiada tax pieeknych ksiszel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04

mlote vail ze jasz &c budynczy
trieste. Ne cesz be}o "a utropieni
do tech miesczech frelenow; 1ene
belle przezweczajony wjedno do 9ty
spac, a tero lene nj mogle jak "
niedzelee;; ale zos zle, DO tel p~rzesz4e
do kosco1a "a posdze a ksadz jak
M kazalnice Who's jusz len ~ mlol
" roboce, a .taczygo lynn dupka dol
jasz lynn W piete szfo, teros 1ene
wnet niewiedzale co zrobic, ale FRO
bile midze sob2 sejm zaczele "a
dec, i tax uradzeke: Webra}e jedne
ale doskona}a frelene lena miala iyc
jak len zacznie MIN m4ote buchac a
zbic go ma kwasny japko. Widzec
NIGHT niewidzof DO to belo " sekre-
&c ale zaro pc tym iych sejmie ten
kcwol jednak tax bel zbity re len
ledwie los; pre- czyju Sc wlok, a
.szpere miol sztywny jak drewno;
len nicchcof powiedzec chto to mu
zrobiel; ma chwile ne frelene mia@e
spok6j ale jak dlugo skorno Sc pc
rzene welyzol lie 0 zacza MIN
mfote walec a jesz wiele barry, to
mic lie wiedno buch, buch, buch,
jasz Sc cha}pe trieste tero @ene Sc
zesz}e jesz ros: bialczy i dzefczeta i
i powiedzafe jak lena tego ME uspo-
koi tax bedze zle; }ene go powiesza.
TAX lena szfa ale to aga lena sobie
decht czesto inaczy post2pila DO lie
jemu COS do ucha poszepne}a a ten
chwile stojol a tel znow jei cos
>szeptol kole ucha a W niedzele jusz
bella pierszo zopowiesc a 26 slup i
wisely ale teros to sc zmienifo jak
be reka przewr6cy}. w miesce mo-
ga tero spac bla}czy jak dfugo
chca czesto inszy biznes idze decht
iak sobie chto zeczy, naprzyk{ot
Frank Dolby swoi sztor wiele
wiekszy budeje ale tero mu Sc
roschodze}o gdzebe to pucmacherkee
dostac jasz ami Sc spodzewo} a, tn
Bocon nadlecot i walnisty dzefcze
przenios a Franek niezmiernie sc
temu uceszef DO mu prawie trzeba
befo a kowol tesz Sc ceszy re dobra
bialke dostoi, tax to Sc piece ma
tym bozym swiece. Bee zdrow
kochany drechu do dregigo razu.
J6zefow J osk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04
Wiafusa.
z OWATONNA, Mimi.
dnia rs Maja 1903.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Prosze umiescic tie kilka
slow o wielkiej uroczystosci
|jakasmy my tn mieli W wi
gilie Wniebowstapienia Pam
skiego, q Maja. Wszyscy-
smy z utesknieniem oczeki-
wall tego dnia jak zbawienia,
DO mia1 bye poswiecany nasz
kosci6l pod wezwaniem sw.
Jacka. We wtorek zjecha}
!juz Najprzew. Ksiadz biskup
ii ~egzaminowal dzieci przyste-
pujace: do sakramentu bierz-
mowania. w srode rano Q
Fp6l ~dziewiatej wyruszylismy,
to jest, bractwa z banda ma
czele cd koscio}a naszego do
Iiryskiej plebanii, ably W uro-
czystym pochodzie przepro-
wadzic ~Najprzewielebniejsze-
go KS. biskupa i wielebnych
ksiezy do koscio}a naszego.
wv dw6ch szeregach masze--
trowalismy przez gl6wne@ulice
miasta, zas ksiadz biskup j
tksieza J. Pacholski z Winony,
Herman z Owatonny j nasz
proboszcz III. Daszkowski je-
chali otwartym powozem W
cztery biale konie zaprzezo-
'nym. Pogoda by1a sliczna, re
lepszej sobie zyczyc ME MOI
ma, to tez poch6d wypadl iak
najawietniej. Maszerowanie
tax nam sic udalo, &c sam
KS. biskup powiedzial, il AMI
zolnierze lepiej taktu utrzyy-
mac ME potrafia.
Pc poswieceniu kosciola
wielebny ks. J. Hawliczek,
nzoeEi nrnhOszcz = Summer
set, spiewal sumo. 20 evan.
gielii wystapi} Ks. Pacholskl
z kazaniem. Takiego kazanls
nigdysmy jeszcze ME slyszeh
Ito tez kazdy sluchal praw,sitt
nieoddychajac, aby mu an:
sl6wko 2 tel natch1nn 1l
Incl przemowy nieuszlo.. Pre- 81
!, mawial wielebny kaznodlel.
Il do serca j do rozumu. CA
ami, gdy.sie do serc odezWal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04

70 ME tylko my starry, ale
mlodziez Try radosci ronila.
!Obysmy tylko Wszyscy te
|z1ote slowa ma zawsze " pa
mmieci zachoWali, a bedzie nam.
|dobrze jak " raju, DO bedzie-
my zaWsze j katolikami j
polakami j trzymac sic be-
|dziemy razem, re nam
wszystko }atWem bedzie, a
Mkt mas ME przemoze! Mech
CT Wielebny Ojcze Pacholski
Pan Bog stokrotnie Wynagro-
dzi "a ia otuche, kt6ras SER
ca nasze przepelni}, "a Twoje
.poswiecenie, zes mas sWa O
.becnoscia zaszczyci1, DO VIE
my re masz piracy az nadto
W swej wielkiej parafii. Nigdy
my wdziecznymi bye Ci ME
przestaniemy, a jezeli ME
.inaczej to pokornemi mod1a-
mi do Pana Boga Gle, Wieleb-
ny Ojcze, wspominac bedzie-
my p6ki nam zycia stanie.
Pc .sumie p]rzemawial jesz-
cze kr6tko Najprzewieleb-
MESSY rs. biskup pc angiel-
sku, chwalac nasza ofiarnosc
j zachecajac do wytrwania W
wierze Ojc6w naszych. Potem
wybierzmowa1 81 m1odziezy i
ma tenn uroczystosc koscielna
sic skonczy}a.
w kosciele bylismy prawie
wylacznie sami polacy. Me
bylo BOWEN czasu zapraszac
Towarzystwa z parafii GEES
|kiej i iryskiej, ale bylo to tel
ola mas z korzyscia, DO kazdy
m6gl sic przekonac, lie mas
tn jest, i re nies}usznie mas
posadzano z pewnej strony,
liz tylko z uporu kosci6l
|wlasny stawiamy.
Pc uroczystosci koscielnej
udalismy sic wszyscy do
wielkiej hall W miescie ma
wsp6lny obiad. Nasze panic
tax sic pilnie zajefy ta uczta,
zesmy w}asnym uszom led
|wie wierzyli. Me brak1o tam
niczego, cd polewki az do
|lod6w, a wszystkiego by1o az
"a wiele.
Dzieki vice sk}adamy SER
!deczne naszemu Wielebnemu
KS. proboszczowi H. aszkow-
|skiemu, naszym s%piewakom,
|kt6rzy jak ma poczatkujacych
bardzo dobrze sic popisali,
szanownym paniom "a urza-
|dzenie przyjec;a ma hall, i W
og6le wszvstkim, kt6rzy sic
Nv jakibadz spos6b do uswiet-
tel wielkiej uroczysto-
Sci przyczynili. Bog zaplac!
Teraz nam potrzeba tylko
sta}ego ks. proboszcza, ale "a
}aska Pana Bogai tego sic
Idoczekamy. N~ajprzewieleb-
niejszy KS. biskup nam ksie-
Ida da6 przyobiecal, skoro
sic sposobnosc nadarzy, a
|spodziewamy sic, re i nasi
fWiel. ksieza 0 mas pod tym
wzgledem ME zapomna.
Pozdrowienie wszystkim
czytajacym te pare slow "a
sy1a
Abonent i parafianin
z Owatonny.
PUCK, So. Oak.
Kochany Drechu! Tobie pew
1-> ~raon1 hoe oGool
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04
lAg,itosfaW,
! KSIAzE MIEOSIERNYll.
!: Welding starej basni Juliana B.
(Ciag dalszy).

cha, zapach smacznych po-
traw sic pc. sail rozchodzj, z
radoscia patrza ma zastaWe
zglodniali goscie. Ale tych
potraw. tax DUO, tax DUO,
jak gdyby Gale wysokie CORY
ma stole sic wznosily. Ito
s}aw pc swych ludziach po-
glada i olbrzyma G}odomira
z koscia W ustach PREY sobie
saba, al trzasnelo i ugie1o
sic pod ciezarem krzes1o.
Czaros}aw mrucZac, z pod
Okla ma to poziera, ale prosi i
reka wskazuje:
- Prosze, prosze jesc, pic,
gosci moich!
Litoslaw sic przezegnaf i
wszyscy zajadaja smacznie
przyrzadzone potrawy. Jedza
i jedza i juz wiecej ME NIGGA,
a re stolu mic ,prawie ME u
by}o. Cory potraw jak sta1y,
tax stoja. :.
- Prosze, prosze jesc, pic,
gosci moich! - Czaroslaw
szyderczo VIOLA.
Litos1aw ma G}odomira
mrugna1, 1okciem go traci} i
do ucha mu szepce::
G1odomirze, widzisz ma
stole potrawy,. czy potrafisz
zjes6 wszystko, tax, zeby mic
a mic ME zosta}oA
G1odomirowi z radosci "a
swiecily sic zywo oczy |
przez kosc W ustach p6}g1o-
sem odrzek1: s.
= Panic, tylko kosc mi
wyjmij, DO przez MIA mic pol
knac ME moge. Wtedy, pa
ME, O zjem bonn strasznie
glodny, kto vie, czy ME be-
die "a malo!?
Litos1aw ma gospodarza
spojrzal i rzek} uprzejmie:
- Obiad smaczny, wybor-
ny, ale my JUL nasyceni. Po-
zw6l, panic, ze moi otto PREY
jaciel "a mas reszte dokoh-
ely!
u owszem, i owszem, -
czarnoksieznik odrzecze.
Litos}aw kosc zrecznie z
ust Glodomira wydobyl i mo-
wi:
Sprzatnij to zgrabnie, a
zwawo!
I zglodnialy olbrzym Q.
ogromna jak kupa tlustego
barszczu waze do ust tylko
przytknal juz do dina wysa'
cyl. Potem z jednego p6lml'
ska, jak gdyby wielkiego ce'
bra, dziesiec lokci kielbasy
po}yka; dalej dziesieciofunto'
we kawaly szynki j tluste,;
pieczeni do szerokich US
wtoczyl ijuz po}kna}. Ogrom'
ma reka 2 ca}ego sto'
III miesiwa pred siebie scia
ga i do ust k}adzie, wielkie
mi wargami predko porusz'
i mlaszcze. Prazonych W koh
Gu kl6sek kilka mis-, jakb.
~ogromnych przetak6w do US
niesie j JUL usta niemi 50
bic zalepil; po}ykai pochyl'
sic i kark przyginla ] krztus
sic, . malo, y sic ME udu
sill, Wreszcie konew jedna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04

historycznychi poWie6ciowR!ych a
my polacy, pisanych przezz' sienlk zies..s
w1iicza. Biada nam, ze v spoleczen--sEs
stwie naszem traflaja sic wyrzutkii95
kt6rzy chwala oboe a swojem gar
dza. Zapominaja Q obowiazkach
swych " tenn obcem kraju, ably ME .
utraci6 WARY j tradycyi svych
przodk6w.
Tu ma tel wolnej ziemi, gdzie
Mkt ME zakazuje mowy naszej, to
ia sami odrzucamy, podczas gdy v
ziemi ojczystej, bracia nasi katusze
i wiezienie ponosza, ably utrzymac
sWoje obyczaje tradycye.
=-2.S N# S &Efs&5@ = EE &E &8I4sa@5G#
Jak pijanstwo mas poniza wobec
innei narodowosci, otto diva swleze
przyk}ady: Andrea Grzegorczyk
i Jan Torka, kazdy lat 10 starry,
przez Gala ostatnia swieta nledziele
byli ma hulance ma farmach bryczka
W Beavertowship, a wracajac do
domu 0 6 godzinie wieczorem jecha-
Ii ma oslep " stanie pijanym, j ma
narozniku 26 ulicy najechali ma s
letnie dziew cze Jana Piotrowskiego,
kon stanaf dziecku ma piersi j ma
miejscu zabi{. Obaj zostali aresz-
towani. Ia s%tawieniem kaucyi 2
tysiecy dolar6w zostali puszczeni
ia wolnosG do terminu.
A 0 drugiej godzinie " nocy,
kilku innych polskich chfopak6w
kt6rych nazwiska ME wYmieniam
ola rodzic6w, napadli " stanie pi-
janym ma policmana Newman ma Is
i Farragut ulicy obili go porzadnie.
Kilku zosta1o aresztowanych. A
%angielskie gazety podajac te wiado-
mosci czepiaja sic zawsze 8 wardy.
l s%lusznie, DO ME ma tygodnia ably
" s wardzie ME popelnlono jakiej |
zbrodni'
I zaprawde,. ia m}odziez, ia
przyszla g~eneracya nasza ktora spu-
scizne ma pc mas objac, ojczyznie
dopom6dz,i z kajdan a oswobodzic,
ia m4odziez dis re swawola depcei
}amie tradycye Ojc6w naszych, a
VIM to jest rodzicow. l jezeli tax
dalej p6jdzie i ME zachowamy sic
jak przystoi ma syn6w ~nieszczesli-
wei rozszarpanej 0jczyzny, ktorag
pragniemy oswodzi6, powiedza
wtenczas nasi wrogowie: ha, sluszna
kara spotka3a nar6d ten, DO niezdoI-
ny jest do samorzadu.
Boleslaw Smialek z Cleveland
Ohio " ubiegfym tygodnlu ,odwie-
dill nasze m,asto a take swa ro~
dzine znajomych.
Wracajac do domu zabraf re
SODA swa siostre Helenke.
Ten, kt6ry zada sadow Polu-
bowych W Towarzystwie. Mech
pamieta ably e sadly mad MIN sic
ME odby{y, przyczyna Jest Pc
temu, chociaz by ia, re ME chce cd
dac owych tysiac dolar6w OBJ. st. +.
SEP.
(URZEDOWE