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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
WILL NOT FIGHT IT.


Washington, Jan. 9.-The American
Beet Sugar association held its an
nual session here Thursday and
passed resolutions withdrawing any
opposition to the ratification of the
Cuban reciprocity treaty, but recon-
mended that the treaty be SO amend
ed as to express in precise language
what II lntended to be secured by II
to the beet sugar manufacturers Of
the United States, viz: That during
the period Of five years covered by
the treaty no sugar exported from
Cuba shall be admitted to the United
States at q reduction Of duty greater
than 20 per cent. of the rates of duty
thereon, as provided by the tariff act
Of July "a, 1897.
The association also adopted res
olution protesting against the un-
necessary stimulation Of the sugar.
and tobacco industries of the Philip
pine islands by means Of further tar
III reductions, thus as the resolution
stated, encouraging the people of
those islands, where the labor Is but
3 few cents per day, to produce
those things which this country can
produce rather than such commod-
ties az we are unable to produce.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
THE ARKANSAS RIVER SUIT.
The Colorado Governor Asks the Legisla-
ture for Liberal Appropriation TO
Fight the Kansas Proceedings.

Denver, Col, Jan. 12.-In his bien-
NAL message to the legislature de-
livered Saturday, Gov. Orman recon-
mended a liberal appropriation for
defending the suit Of Kansas against
Colorado, the object of which is to
stop the use of the water of the Ar
kansas river in this state. "Should
the state of Kansas be successful in
this litigation" said the governor,
at would work untold injury to Colo
RADIO in her agricultural resources.
The work and expenditures Of years
would be lost. This would not be the
end. The state Of Nebraska would
come in and inhibit the state Of Colo
RADIO from using any of the waters
of the Platte or it's tributaries. 1t
would, indeed, be great calamity
should Colorado be precluded from
the privileges now enjoyed"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
FIRST Days WORK.


Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 9.--The
first business session of the general
assembly Of Missouri Thursday
opened by both branches electing
the caucus nominees agreed upon the
night previous. Speaker Whitecot-
tons reception on his assumption of
the gavel bordered on enthusiasm
and there was scarcely less Of DEM
onstration when the speaker pro
tenn, Representative Duncan, of Blu
chanan, took his seat on the ros-
trum. The election of officers occu-
pied the entire morning session.
The house failed to introduce
single bill on the opening day. The
senate, however, after hearing the
governors message, started things
with rush. Senator Bradley, of st.
Francois county, started the ball roll
ing with big bunch Of anti-corpora-
ton bills, many of which have been
up before. Senator Jewell, Of Kan
sas City, was next with his Sunday
theater closing bill and Senator
Clarke, of Kansas City, presented
what is known as the Jones insur-
ance bill, for the repeal of the valued
policy law. Other bills were intro
duced, among them one by Senator
Smith defining newspaper carrying
legal advertising.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
NOW A WHISKY FAMINE.


Louisville. Ky, Jan. 1o.-All new
WHISTLES of the output Of 1899, 1900,
1901 and 1904 were advanced az
cents gallon BY the local distil-
leries. Whistles Of the 30 output
which have been on the market for
ak months without a bid being made
For them were snapped up in lots Of
i've 10 so barrels. The scramble for
20 goods was one Of the hveliest ever
seen in this city. Several distilleries
which had sold their product bought
II back at higher prices In The hope
Of further advance.
The passage Of the outage bill Il
largely responsible for the activity
Of the market. For the past SIX
months the whisky market has been
in q state Of uncertainty. Retailers.
rectihers and wholesale houses have
bought no more goods than they
actually needed for immediate use.
The adEance caused general sur
prise, ~ Il was not expected 70 come
90 soon after the passage Of the out
age bill, and dlsti1lers belieTed prices
would remain stationary for ssYsral
dayA II he demand cuniinusn = fur.
her ndEance q probable.
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AFTER THE COAL MEN.
a Special Grand Jury Searching for Evil
dsnes Of Combine In Chicsgo 70
ROrce Up Prices.

Chicago, Jan. 12.--The temperature
in Chicago yesterday dropped "a de-
grces in,less than two hours and last
night was lowering around the zero
mark. The cold wave was preceded
by the first heavy snowstorm Of the
season. Toward nightfall q brisk
northwest Wind sprang up and In the
outlying dittricts the snow drifted
several feet deep. There was con
siderable suffering among the poor,
but as the worst cases Of restitution
had been provided for by charitable
institutions no deaths were report
ed during the day.
The coal situation remains un-
changed and its causes and effects on
the suffering Of humanity was dis
cnssed by large number of Chicago
pastors during the sermons yester-
day.
The actual search for evidence Of
combine of coal dealers for the pur-
pose Of forcing up the price of fuel
in the Chicago market will be under.
taken to-day by the special grand
jury, which began its task Saturday
under direction of States Attorney
Deneen and Attorney General Ham
lin. twenty-five coal men, some OF
them heads of wholesale firms and
others chiefs in the councils of cor
porations operating mines, have been
summoned to appear before the
grand jury and tell what they know
Of the "ring" which it is claimed
exists.
Trainloads of coal cars side-tracked
and labeled with placards instruct
ing railroad freight crews to hold
the consignments indefinitely, 1t Is
said, have been discovered by the
parties who caused the investigation
to be made. It is also asserted that
beyond the city lines on one and
probably two roads, countless tons of
coal have been taken from the cars
and heaped up on either side OF the
tracks for as much as three-quarters
Of mile. The grand jury will in
sist upon being informed why, this
coal has not been brought into the
market and put on sale, thus reliev'
ing the coal famine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
STONE NOMINATED.
Former Governor Of Missouri Selected by
Democrats 10 Succeed Senator
Voat In Senate.

Jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 9.-The
democrats Of the Missouri legislature
in joint caucus last night nominated
former Gov. w. ]. Stone, of St. Louis,
for United States senator to succeed
Senator Vest. The nominations was
made by exclamation after William
H. Wallace, Of Kansas City, who was
candidate, withdrew from the race
in support of Stone. 1t was apparent
that Wallace had no chance except
that some democrats remain away
from the caucus and united with the
republican, on him, but the nomina-
ton Wednesday of R. c. Kernes by
the republicans, shattered the posi-
bility. Stone had large majority In
the caucus.
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now fOR FINAL ACT.
ANSWER GIVEN 10 MINISTER BOWEN


Caracas, Jan. 9.--After two stormy
meetings Of the cabinet all the con
ditions set forth in the replies Of
the powers to President Castro's last
proposals in the matter Of settling
the Venezuelan dispute through ar
bitration have been accepted by the
Venezuelan government. The gov
eminent considers these conditions
to be unjust, but declares it is obliged
to yield to force. The Venezuelan
answer was delivered at the United
States legation here.
The conditions Of the powers
cover cash payments to the allies and
guarantees for the payment of the
balance of their claims. It can be
said on good authority that the ques-
ton Of raising the existing blockade
will not be considered.
It is learned that by the terms OF
the notes Of the foreign powers
handed to President Castro by Minis
ter Bowen and of the Venezuelan an
swer to them delivered at the Ameri-
can legation, compromise in the
matter of arbitration has been
reached.
Bowen Coming to wsshipgton.
Washington, Jan. Denomination
was received here of the reports
from Caracas to the effect that all
barriers in the way Of settlement
of the claims of Great Britain, Ger
many and Italy against Venezuela
had been removed by the last named
country yielding to the demands OF
the European allies. Minister
Bowen, it was learned, would leave
Caracas either Saturday or Sunday
and would come direct to the United
States on one Of our warships. II
is probable that the Dolphin will be
used for this purpose.
Minister Bowen will be clothed with
authority to represent Venezuela as
her commissioner for the adjustment
of all claims out of hand without ref
erence to The Hague tribunal or If
this be found impossible, then he is
authorized to act for Venezuela in
settling all points open to contro-
versy so far as possible and of draft
ing the terms on which a final and
conclusive arbitration shall be made
by the international court at The
Hague. The proceedings in which
Minister Bowen will participate will
take place at Washington, presum-
ably a few days after his arrival in
this city. The commissioners on the
part of the allies, 1t is understood,
will be their leading diplomatic rep
In Washington.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
DAMAGE By A wINDsroRM.
Every Houss and Tree In . Pateh . Hun
drsd YArds wide ~ Omega,
Ca, Suffered.

Savannah, Ca, Jan. 1s.--Advices
from Berrien and Worth counties In
the southern part of the state are
that severe windstorm yesterday
did damage in each county. At
Omega, in Worth county, the hotel
was blown down and a number Of
houses unroofed. The wind swept
patch 100 yards wide through the
town. damaging every house and up
roofing every tree 1t encountered.
At Heartsease the stacks and pipes
Of big lumber plant were knocked
over IKE tenplns. At Triton . num-
Der Of houses were damaged. Il IL
feared the worst damages have not
yet been reported.
EsplbIloana % 0et rogst6sA
Denver, Col. Jan. i0.-Chalrman d.
B. Farley. Of the republican state
central committee. has issued q call
for meeting Of the committee In
Denver. Monday. January 10. This is
In response 70 . request signed By ~
members who wish the committee 10
attempt 70 harmoniae The two fac
lions Of The party, now divided on
the senatorial question. II Il said
hat an EFFORT win b made ~ he
Wolcott adherentr 70 on1t chairmnn
NIll-A
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15

Bevier, NO., Jan. 9.-The most i'm
portant, recent event in the coal min
ing industry was the complete sur
render of both operators and en-
ployes of the Central Coal and Coke
company's mining properties in Mis-
souri,, when an open invitation was
extended to the district officers of
the U. M. W. of A., district rs, to
come and unionize the mines. This
task was completed last night and all
the Central Coal and Coke company's
properties are now operated by union
men.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
WIN she Desert Him.

Dresden, Saxony, Jan. S.-Arch-
duke Joseph Ferdinand, the younger
brother of the crown princess Of
saxony, is going to pay second visit
to his sister at Geneva. This Is in
terpreted to mean that Emperor
Francis Joseph is renewing his at
tempt to induce the crown princess
permanently to break OF her rela-
tons with Giron and take up resi-
dence in Austria.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15

Washington, Jan. 9.-Senator Nc
Cumber, chairman of the senate COM
mittee on manufacturers, has report
ed from that committee substitute
for the pure food bill which recent
" passed the house. The substitute
strikes out the provision of the bill
requiring the agricultural depart
ment to fix standard of purity for
foods and drugs and confines itself
largely to prohibiting interstate
commerce in adulterated or mis-
branded articles.
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% 70 Rosssvsi. Nov

Washington, Jan o.-Senator Nc
Laurin. Of Mississippi called on
Postmaster General Payne and urged
him to reopen the Indianola post Of
fce. Mr.. Payne told him that the
case now rested with President
Roosevelt, who was giving the ques-
ton careful consideration.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
noliln1 10 Al for Pardon.

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. s.-John
Collins will renew his efforts to Sc
cure a pardon from the state peni-
Tertiary when W. ]. Bailey becomes
governor of the state. II Is said
that Collins Is in better spirits Of
late, and this may be due to the fact
that he expects to secure clemency
at the hands of the incoming gov
ernor.
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Hsrr,. 70 Be at the Convention.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Har
ris left for Kansas City yesterday ia
be present at the National Live Stock
meeting, which begins tomorrow
and will go from there to Topeka
to attend several live stock meetings
to which he has been invited. 1t ia
said by the senator's friends that he
does not sympathize with the move
ment which some of the fusion legis-
lators are said to be advocating to
unite with republicans in the selec'
ton Of senator. He has written
personal letters to some Of his Kan
sas friends expressing his view on
the anhiect.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15

Ottawa. Kan, Jan s.-Thres cars
Of coal were distributed Thursday 70
thoss most needy and temporarily re-
hsrod The famine. The coal was a.
vided into half In loia and given only
% oId customers. The nitusiion y
rsllset n 3 hieh.E tsmPeretpre
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 9.--Fopr hun
dred Of Nebraska's prominent demo
Gratis gathered round the banquet
board Thursday night in celebration
Of the anniversary Of the victory OF
Andrew Jackson at New Orleans.
The guests of honor included former
Congressman ]. Hamilton Lewis,
Congressman-elect Gilbert M. Hitch
cock, of this city; W. II. Thompson,
candidate for governor Of Nebraska
at the recent election, and number
Of others prominent in democratic
politics. William ]. Bryan, who was
to have been present and deliver an
address, was detained in Oklahoma
and unable to reach the city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-15
Santa Fe
First See
America

Particularly great southwest and
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Titanic chasms, petrified forests,
sky-high peaks, prehistoric ruins,
Pueblo Indians, giant redwoods,
and old missions.
Travel on the luxurious Cali
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The California tour described In
our books.
Address General Passenger Office,
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway, Topeka, or
F.s. SAILS, Agt.,
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Public Sale.

The undersigned viii sell at public
auction at The old A. Adams farm
miles west and I Of mile Of Tall
mage, on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02
URZEDOWE ZAWIADO-
MIENTE.

.Podatek must bye placony, "a
kazdego PISA p~rzesz}o szesc (6) mie-
.ssecy starego.
Podatek W sumie $l.OO must bye
zap4acony u regestratora miejskiego,
kt6ry wydaje llcencye, dostawia
"a takowe metalowy tag licencowy.
Offs regestratora, znajduje s'e "
budynku miejskim ma narozniku
MISUNDERSTANDING ulicy drugiej
i Center. Offs otwarty cd godziny
9 do ~ pred poludniem cd 2 do
S po pofudniu. Licencya konczy sic
z dniem / Czerwca, kazdego roku,
i ME moze bye znizony tag licenso~
wy "a Geese roku. Metalowy tag
must bye zawieszony opodatkowaa
MENU psu u obrozy.
Osoby, zaniedbujace postarania
sic 0 niezbednq licencye, ~podlegaja
karze ME mniej jak $500 ME WIG
Gel mad 800. 90.
Osoby chcace pozbyc sic i'm IA.
leznego PISA, MECH oddadya go ma
stacYe policyjna pod mr.. 50 West
end Str. a policya sic MEM zajmie
bez kosztu w1asciciela.
Winona, Mimi, l Czerwca 1908.
LEOPOLD SCHOENIG
~naczelnlk policyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02
URZEDOWE ZAWIADO-
MEME.

Zawiadomienie o posiedzeniu
Rady nakladania podatk6w.
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem,
re rada podatk6w miasta, i
W miescie Winona, poWiat
Winona, Stanu Minnesota,
bedzie mia1a posiedzenie "
poniedzialek 1890 Lipca, R.P.
1908 0 godzinie 9tej 2 rama
W ofisie regestratora miej-
skiego, " budynku Simpso-
ma, polozonego ma p6lnocno-
zachodniem narozniku ulic
drugiej j Center wspomiane-s
90 miasta Winona, sessye
trwac bedie przez try dni.
Osoby uwazajace sic "a
s~krzywdzone rozlozeniem po-
datku przez assessors, albo.
jego pomocnika, MECH sic
stawia " tym czasie pred
~wspomniana rade osobiscie,
albo przez adwokata, j pred.
stawia swoja krzywde wspom-
nianelj rad1e kt6ra to Wezmiee1
pod rozWage i sic tenn zajmie..
Winona, Minnesota 18goo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02

AINES8
|Wole, . y jaka zawsze spileesssiz,aa
ma pomoc naszemu Ks. pro
boszczowi, a Ks. proboszcza
oby nam Pan Bog zachowaal
" jak najdluzsze lata! Me
|liSmy tn juz kilku ksiezy
proboszczami, ale "a zadnego
tax nam dobrze ME by1o jaak
"a ksiedza D~aszkowskiego.
Pozdrawiam wszystkich a.
bonent6w ,,Wiarusa"
jeden z obecnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02

spiieenriieedizy przysobie.
Przez ostatni caly ty1ddzieh,
mieliSmy deszcze i zimne powietrzes,s
deszcze ~wyrzaqdzi1y DUO szkodY All
rfarmach.
w dniu "a czerWca b. I.
kosciele sw. Stanis{awa Kostki od-
byl sic Stub Dr.. Alfredo J. Radzin-
skiego zpanna Aniela. B. Dardas,
ks. prob. Kozfowski zwiazek ma1-
zehski poblogos}awi}, a take po
dokonanym akcie slubu, Wielb. Ks.
proboszcz wypowiedziaf do zebra
nych picking move, a zw{aszcza
stosujaca sic do OLGA panny mlodej,
jake najuczciwszego i spokojrego
,obywatela, kt6ry zasfuguje ma Y.
szanowanie pod kazdym wzgledem.
Druzkami by}y panny P. Eliasz
St. Slazinska; druzbami, brat panny
mlodej NJ. Dardas Leonard szy-
mahski z Detroit.
Ma uczcie weselnej " domu
panny m1odej byli ks. NJ. Matkow-
ski z Grand Rapids, KS. Wfady-
shaw P. Krakowski z Grand Rapids,
KS. Aleksander Lipinski z Saginaw
KS. proboszcz Koz}owski i KS. Ka-
mihski asystent, a take KS. Kacz-
marek z Mannestee. Pc uczcie
m1odziez udala sic ma sale NJ By
sewskiego, gdzie sic przyzwoicie
bawila, a pomiedzy tancami ch6ry
,Dzwon" ,,Kalina" przespiewy-
waiy ,,Niech zyja man,. Przy
koncu zabawy Leon Olszewski po-
wiedzia} tozst ma Geese m}odej parry
tax il Ivy sig do 6cz cisne}y, Pc
MIN oh. W. Kabat, "a co mu MO
dziez hucznemi oklaskami, podzie-
kowa}a.
Nowozehcom wszyscy zyczymy
pomY6lnosci. SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02
z ST. PAUL, Mimi.

w ubiegla niedziele d. q
Czerw. mielismy W naszej pa
rafii sw. Wojciecha bierzmo.
wanie.
Aktu tego dope}ni1 nas2
Observation-Disclosures ks. Ar
cybiskup Ireland, i przyby]
ma sumo.
Wszystkie towarzystwa ko'
6cielne wystapily W swych
~regaliach pred koSci61 ma
Jego przyjecie.
Poprzedzany przez "a ako.
lit6w, kleryka ~Kryjewskiego,
ks. Sz~czukowskiego, ks. Majera,
naszego proboszcza, i dw6ch
innych ksiezy, z kt6rych je-
den jest Kapelanem Arcybi-
|skupa, a kt6rych nazwisk ME
znam, uda} sic KS. Arcybi-
skup do koscio}a, kt6ry by]
slicznie ma ten eel udekoro-
wany przez nasze Wbne
1Siostry. Gdy KS. Arcybi-
skup wstepowa] W progi
koscielne zabrzmia1 organ,
z ch6ru zaintonowano uro-
czyste i p~rzejmujace ,Ecce
Sacerdos", a gdy tony umil-
ky zaja1 ks. Arcybiskup
miejsce ma tronie.
Msza Sta odprawi} Wbny
ks. Szczukowski z Mounds
View, sasiad naszego ukocha-
nego proboszcza.
Pc ewangielii wszed} ma
ambone sam ks. Arcypasterz.
Ia temat kazania wzia}:
,,Jestems katolik'', i W ciagu
~takowego wykazujac, juz to
1znaczenie s1owa katolik,
|juz to, czem katolicy bye
%powinni, p~rzedewszystkiem
dose szeroko sic rozwi6d]
mad przywiazaniem Polak6w
ku wierze i koscio}owi kato-
lickiemu, chwalac ich jake
wiernych .syn6w koscio}a.
! ,,Francya, W}ochy, Rosya,
|oraz inne pa6stwa europej-
skie szkodzily koscio}owi kat.
W rome sposoby, i r6znemi
easy, m6wi} dostojny
kaznodzieja lecz Polska,
mgdy, przenigdy tenn sic ME
splamila; owszem kosci6} kat.
cieszy1 sic W Polsce, szcze-
g6lniejsza swoboda. I tutaj ma
ziemi ameryka6skiej licze
Was Polacy do najlepszych
dzieci koscio}a, a W mel dye
cezyi przedewszystkiem; z
wszystkich narodowosci jake
mann W dyecezyi, Polacy
najmniej sprawiaja mi ~amba-
rasu."
Kazanie cho6 by1o niece
'przydlugie, ale bardzo int.
resowne i wywarlo mile wra.
zenie.
20 poludniu Q godz. 2gie!
odby1o sic bierzmowanie.
Poprzednio jednak ks. Arcy.
biskup katechizowa} dzieci
kt6re sic Acknowledged spi.
sally.
Do ~bierzmowania przysta.
pi1o okolo 800 os6b.
Uroczystosc ia pozostanie
ma dlugo " milej pamieci
parafian.
rs. Majerowi naszemu FAC
menu Proboszczowi, "a pod
jeta prace, oraz wszystkim
ksiezom kt6rzy mu dopoma.
gall, do kt6rych muslin dola'
czyf Is. Kobylifskiego j Ks
~Jazdzewskiego, - nalezy sie
p~ulbliczne podziekowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02

zenthal Z siostrami, oraz in
nych. Takich przedstawied
potrzeba nam wiecej, DO WIEN
one pouczaja j zabawiaia. Tu-
szymyssobie re Choir kosciel-
ny zn6W " niedalekiej PREY
szlosci r6wniez cos pieknego
zagra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02
4 PINE CREEK, Wis.

Czesto slychac pc polskich
parafiach Q k16tniach i zabu-
rzeniach. My tutaj takich
spor6w ME znamy. Okolica
nasza obejmuje wiele uro-
dzajnych kotlin, poprzerzy-
nanych strumykami, a oto-
czonych dosyc wysokimi pa
g6rkami, pokrytymi twardem
drzewem, gdzie latem bydlo
znajduje obfita pasze.
Farmerzy tutejsi dobrze sic
maja, posiadaja bowiem pc
200, 800, a niekt6rzy wiecej
ARROW wybornej gleby. Uro-
dzaje prawie zawsze hojne
przynosza korzysci rolniko-
wi. = Uwagi zw}aszcza god
mem jest to,siz W przeciagu
dw6ch mil oko1o koscio1a
wy}acznie zamieszkuja Pola-
cy.
Kosci61 many murowany,
wewnatrz pieknie udekoro-
wany. Szko1e ~prowadza try
Siostry Franciszkanki, do
kt6rej uczeszcza ,okolo 120.
dzieci.
Dnia 24go czerwca odbyl
sic u mas odpust. Do pomocy
wiel. ks. J. NJ. Korczykowi
przybyli wiel. ksieza: ks. FIR.
| Jachimiak z North Creek,
Wis.,; ks. J. w. Cara z juno
ton, Wis; ks. l.. Ig. Orlik z
Thorp, Wis; i ks. Teofil Wo-
,iak.z Marathon, Wis. Do.
SIS. sakrament6w przystapi}o
tego dnia okolo 400 os6b.
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prawi1 wiel. ks. ]. w. Cara
sumo W asyscie wiel. ks.
Orlika jake dyakona i .wiel.
ks. Wojaka jake subdyako-
ma. 20 ewangielii wyg}osi} ks.
Wojak bardzo p%ouczajace ka-
zanie.
Nader wspaniale przedsta-
wiala sic procesya kolo ko-
scio1a. Wiel. ks. Jachimiak W
asyscie powyzszych ksiezy
ni6s1 Przenajsw. Sacrament,
a tuz pred MIN postepowa1o
Is ministrant6w i so dziew-
czat W bieli pod dow6dztwem
Si6str. Dalej ma przedzie IL
doborowych muzykant6w,
kt6rzy wdziecznie- podczas
procesyi przygrywali. Ia
baldachimem zdaza1o 18tu
spiewak6w i inni wierni. Caly
ten poch6d zamykaly ma ze-
wnatrz pc obu strona ch to-
warzystwa koScielne tax meg
kie jakotez ze1skie, niosac
chorsgwie, swiatlo i inne re-
gala towarzyskie. Ale bystra
pogoda sprzyjata i Choir z
kapela melodyjnie oddawafy
znana dobrze, ale zarazem
wzruszajaca do glebi serca
pies6: ,Twoja Geese chwala",
to tez kazdy czul W duszy ]
w~yznawal " pokorze, i praw-
dziwemu toWarzyszy Jezuso-
wi. ABONENI. !.
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