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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
JAIL BREAkER IS CAUGHT
After EnloyIng Liberty for Nearly Six
Weeks Hanson Is Again Put
- DohInd the Bars. ~

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Anders, Hanson, alias Pete Nelson,
alias the daring jail-breaker, is again
Sheriff Lundquist's guest at the coun-
ty jail, with but slim chances of ever
getting out from there before his term
,is fully served.
Since Hanson's daring escape from
the Jail, our sheriff had been looking
for him, but up to last week he was
unable to locate him. kilograms were
sent, letters were WI ritten, and finally
Lundquist went to Russell, near which
town Hanson was busily engaged help
ing farmer to thresh. On Friday
afternoon, while Hanson was out in
the field pitching bundles onto hay
rack, the sheriff stepped up and spoke
to him.. Although Hanson was very
much surprised he had enough nerve
to resist and among other things said
that he would not be taken back to
Willmar alive. The sheriff, knowing
that the man he wanted was not to.
play with, produced the handouts and
after . little tussle managed to put
them on him. Hanson then became
morose and sullen and upon being
asked where he had kept himself dur
ing the time he had been q free jail
bird, he answered that he had been all
over. If that statement was all true
ha-Would most likely have been in the
Kandiyohi county jail also, but it was
because he was not all over that the
authorities had trouble in finding him.
T., As soon as Hanson had arrived here
on Saturday he was taken to the coun-~
~ hotel where he has spent so many 4
nice day, and after having registered
he was assigned to q room both fire.
proof and non-breakable. -,
When Hanson has served out his 80
days he will be held for il-breaking,
and the prospects are that he will have
free board and room for quite while.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
will Marry Next Saturday.

VIII 'srTy "SAs Sss0soSy.
Erick G. Erickson of Irving was In
the city Monday. and among other
matters of Importance attended to
was the procuring of license to wed,
which necessary paper was secured at
Clerk of Court Ramsett's Office. The
happy event is announced to trans
pire next Saturday, and the lady of
his choice is Miss Signe Levina Holm
gren, of Mamre. The marriage will
be solemnized at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Holmgren, Jr. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
Old Settler fDIod suddenly

/ Jorgen Jaco bson, one of the early
settlers Of Kandiyohi county, died
suddenly at his home, south Of Will
mar last Wednesday. The end came
while he WAS taking an afterdinner
nap and he passed away in the pres
ence OF the only member of the family
who was near him at the time, his be-.
loved wife and companion, who had
been the sharer OF his joys and sor-:
rows in their long life together. De:
ceased had been in poor health for
several years and had been treated
for his ailments by different physi-
clans without obtaining relief. Death
resulted from complication of dis
eases, caused primarily by stomach
troubles, and this combined with his
adv anced age hastened the end. He
had reached his 69th year. -
Deceased had been q resident of the
county for over thirty years, and was
one Of the earliest settlers in the town
of ,Whitefeld, his home being just
across the Willmar town line. Be.
sides his widow he leaves two daugh.
ters, Josie and Jennie, and q son,
Borgvald, to mourn the loss of hus.
band and father.
The funeral was held last Sunday
afternoon from the Lutheran Free
church in this city, Rev. E. E. Gynild
officiating. The interment was in the
Lutheran Free church cemetery ives,
of the city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
Real Estate Transfers.

WO0b 6SS0SO uGOuStOU8s -
EAST LAKE LILLIAN. -"".
Sept. 29-State of: MIMI, to John
Engesser, ne}, sec. 10, 100 .. John En-
gesser to Emma B. Rledel, ne9, sec.
10, 100 .. d, 900. = ~ x-s-es:ss> :: j. !.
,.-..G;s: ~. RosELAND. y. s2z
Sept. 25-Anne Kempkes to John
Moorlag, 81 ne3, rel nw9 sec. o., l20
:. y. 200. z.s A.. T. j
=..:-=s" ..::: s.ss FAHLUN. - :
Sept. 26-Olof Olson to A. E. Lett,
lot IL of lot S, sec. 80 and lot 3 OF se}
sw}, sec. q, $50 .. e4l0. = >zs=sssss
s KANDlYOHI. sssesss*
Sept. 24-Probate Court to Alfred
Larson & Mathilda G.. Peterson, to
each an und. ! Of und. ! Of sci sw,43,
lots & 2,nw4 se9, sec. a; lots 36 &
3, sec. 36, also IN und. 1T OF all un-
sold lots in the Oak Hill Cemetery.
sss.S:. s9 coLFAx~ ...1ss rs
Sept. 28Mary Olson TO Vera Mar.
veson, Norval Narveson, & Thea Mar
3veson, und. Of lot 2 Of lot 5, sec. 50,
sl.OO. B.
s.s.t755s VILLAGE OF sPICER. sss
Sept. 25spicer Land Co. 10 Joseph
S. Halvorson, lots IS, 36 & 81, bl. 2,
Lake Front add $500.
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND.
IS Sept. 25-Daisy ID. Erickson to
Richard M Tuckey, lots S s&6, bl. i,
(Leighton's Sd add. e2l0.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
why hot Turn on the llRht7

Why Not Turn on the Llght7
The following appears among some
other local items from Fergus Falls,
in an obscure corner of the Minneapo-
lis Journal of Sept. IA: 1.-THE case OF
the United States vs.. the Common
wealth Lumber company, which was to
have come on for trial at the term of
court which begins here Sept. %, is to
be continued until the April term. The
action is broughts to recover s1l5, 1863
for timber trespass, and has attracted
q good deal OF attention owing to the
fact that lieutenant governor Ray w.
Jones is the president of the COM
pany." -
This is all. The case is to be con-
tinued urtil the April term. And then
may be 'continued" again. Why?
But here is little more. We find
the following in an associated press
special from Washington Sept. Is:
1.-THE Indian commissioner today,
through the department of justice, de-
clined to accept the compromise OF the
Commonwealth Lumber Company OF
Minneapolis, of which Lieut.. Gov.
Ray w. Jones is president, for the
settlement of the trespass case against
the lumber company for s15, 900. The
government is suing Ray Jones for
S31 900 for trespass on timber land on
the Leech Lake Indian reservation,
Minnesota, committed in 1901.
The case comes up next week in the
United States district court, and Lieut..
Gov. Jones wanted the government to
compromise it for s15, 900. A similar
offer, was made by Mr.. Jones while in
Washington last January, but was
declined by commissioner Jones. -
What in the world does all this
meanP What are We to think OF 1t?
Will not some of our esteemed and en-
terprising brethren of the republican
press please arise, explain, and as q
matter certainly Of great public inter-
eat and Importance under the circum-
stances turn on the light and let the
people see and know sll that is going
-Freeborn Co. Standard.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
Estate Ii Divided.

Estate IS Divided.
A decree was issued in probate
court on Monday In the matter of the
estate of Grethe Elste Nordshl, grant
ing that the estate, consisting of 100
acres of land In the towns Of Holland
and Whitedeld. badivided among the
heirs as follows: The undivided one
third 10 decreed to the surviving hus-
band, N. "A. Nordahl, and the other
undivided two-thirds TO the eight
children. -. - -..1-+ - :.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
Willmar Horse at olivia Races.

a copy Of the Official entry list Of
horses for the fall races Of the Olivia
fair and racing association has been
received at this Office. Tho dates Of
the events are Sept. . and 30 and
Oct1. Among the horses entered is
T 2. Madisoa's PAGER, al. 2
Who was announced TO take part In
yesterday s races, the 2:45s class, for
8 purse Of 500. a large number Of
entries are made for all three days BY
horsemen from Ill over the North
west and no doubt some very inter
Eesting races are il progress.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

Kerkhoven sent . good delegation
to the Willmar street fair. Among
the people from that village Who
enjoyed the sights here were 81. g.,
Ruby and Lloyd Odney, Lillian Shell
.gren, Ang. Hedlund, John johnson,
Mrs. G. Holmgren, o. G.. Kambestad,
3Chas. Longman and Mrs. A. Wester.
dahl. ss5 $50,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
IMSTRUCT0 0RS " IL GATHER
Annual Session OF Mostsrn 1innssota
Teachers Association at Granite
f.. Falls Nov. 8 and :.

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The annual session of the Western
Minnesota Teachers. Association will
be held in Granite Falls on November
9Th and 7th, 1908. Superintendents p.
c.. Tonning, OF Wilmer, president,
and j. w. Heckert, of Renville, sec
rotary, met here last Saturday and
held an afternoon and evening session
with Superintendents Haverson and
Pratt, members of the executive board,
preparing q program and perfecting
arrangements for the meeting. The
Western Minnesota Teachers Associa.
ti"n district embraces the counties Of
Yellow Medicine; Chippewa, Renville,
Lac qui Psrle, Mcleod: Big Stone,
Swift, Lyon, Kandiy Obi and Redwood.
Within this large district ID embraced
some of the best schools of our state
employing the most proficient instruc.
tors that it is possible for them to
procure. These teachers, who have
reached the topmost round as it were
in the ladder of their profession al
ways attend the meetings of the asso-
citation and are ever ready to advise
and counsel those teachers who are
sometimes troubled by the difficulties
encountered in the school room. The
program, which will appear in these
columns soon, is being prepared with
special reference to graded and rural
school problems. Last year the at
tendance was large but We. expect it to
be much larger this year and sincerely
hope that twill be, for the benefit
that the schools derive In consequence
OF the teachers attending the sssocia-
tion can hardly be overestimated.
The committee should be complimented
on their wisdom in selecting Granite
Falls rs the place for holding the
meeting for it is the most centrally To-
Gated city In the district and the teach
ers are thus afforded the very best
possible opportunity to attend. The
people of Granite as we'll as the mem
bers of the association extend to all
teachers and school officers q cordial
invitation to be present and take part
in this meeting.-Granite Falls Tri.
bune.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

The New London Times says that
IS railway tickets for the Willmar
street fair wore sold from that point
last Thursday. There was q very
good attendance OF New London people
all through the fair and they all seemed
we'll satisfied with the sights they saw
at the county seat. II &.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

Rev. Joseph Hogg preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday evening
at the M. E. church to congregation
that taxed the seating capacity OF the
building. It was powerful and tear
less discourse. Rev. Hogg is st
Duluth this week In attendance at the
Northern Minnesota M. e. Conference.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
REV. MCCULLOUGH RESIGNS
Rev. J. p. Mccullough Tenders Ms Res
ignation ~ Rector Of st. Luke's
Episcopal Church.

tgnatton ~ Rector OF 1t. luko's
Episcopal Church.
At q special meeting of St. Luke's
vestry, held last Friday, the resigna-
tion of Rev. J. P. Mccullough as rec
tor of st. Luke's Episcopal church of
this city was acted upon and the same
was accepted. The resignation is to
take effect tomorrow, Oct. /.
Rev. Mccullough will probably &C.
cept q call to Janesville, Mimi, for
which place he left last Monday morn
ing. T.
It is some over a year since Rev.
Mccullough came to Willmar to enter
into the ministerial work in st. Luke's
Parish, and during his pastorate he
has been an earnest and conscientious
worker, probably TOO much 80 to suit
some who believe that q minister
should confine himself to doctrinal
dissertations and leave living moral
issues alone. As one of the most &C.
tive pastors in our city, he will be
missed by all who believe in the cause
of Righteousness.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

Charles e. Elmquist, Of Two Har-
bors, left for his home altar 8 short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Ehnquist, 50 this city. Charles il
IL the jewelry business q Two Har-
bors.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

BornA little girl q the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winblad last
Sunday morning. Young Miss Vim
Zbl.d tipped the scale s a pounds.
New London Times, 224th inst.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

& It ID announced that on account of
successive wrecks the Great North
Iern has discontinued running refriger-
ator cars With passenger trains. The
travelling public viii now feel safe.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
DEAD MAN Identified
Victim Of Railroad Wreck Near passeI
Feund to be }. o. Standby Of
narceline. No. ,


uaresliae, No. -. 49,.
AS the Anchor goes to press this
morning we learn that 81. I. STANDBY,
of Hope, N. D., has positively iden-
titled the body as that of his brother,
]. o. Staudley, of Marceline, Mo-,
and went to Minneapolis this after
noon to reclaim it from the q University.
Mr.. Standley positively identified the
clothing of the dead man and de-
sc;ibed him perfectly. he, himself,
bears q close resemblance TO the de-
ceased.
The deceased has a wife and child
now living at Marceline, Mo-, who
was notified by telegraph today Of her
husbands fate. He had been work
ing on threshtpg rig near Hope and
had left his brothers. home in that
village Saturday for his home in Mis-.
souri, : .- :.
Mr.. STANDBY first learned of his
brothers. terrible death by reading Of
the accident in the Kimball Kodak, q
copy of which had been sent him by q
cousin. The date of the wreck and
the amount of money found on the
body led him to believe at once that
it was his brother, belief that was
soon verified when he arrived here
Dassel Anchor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
a HsTd Nut to Crack.

When man appears in justice court
asking for settlement in case that
ought to be settled by mutual agree
ment, such . case generally becomes
very complicated towards the end.
And this was just what happened in
the case of Nels J. Holm vs.. A. J.
Nord.
The case was tried before Judge Ot-
terness yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock.
Co. Atty. johnson appeared for the
state and although he tried to. clear
the case somewhat, in closing he said
that the case presented was such that
he would not argue it but simply leave
to the consideration of the court.
Holm alleged that Nord had stolen
buggy belonging to him Holm), and
asked that the defendant be punished.
Nord had afterwards sold the buggy
to J. A. Johnson, claiming he had the
right to do so, as he had some money
coming from Holm. During the trial
Holm fseemed sto|be very much pro-
voked and it happened several times
that the court had to ask him to keep
quiet. When almost all the evidence
in the case was in, G. A. Erickson,
the implement dealer, asked if he
might testify what he knew in the case,
and he was allowed to do so. He then
told that as he had sold the buggy to
Nels Holm with the express under
standing that until the same was who'll
ly paid for it should remain his (Er-'
ickson's) property, he was virtually
the owner Of it. The contract, made
between Holm and Erickson at the
time when the former purchased the
buggy, was brought and it verified his
statement. This evidence having been
introduced, the court declared A. J..
Nord ''not guilty, !" basing hisconclu:
sion on the facts that, first, Holm wss.
not the owner Of the buggy, and Sec
ond, according TO the evidence ad-
duced Nord had some money coming
from Holm and seeing no other way
of obtaining the same he sold the bug
~ without the thought Of stealing It
from Mr.. Holm. sss.zs. ts5si5s sss 80 -
It is to be regretted that people can
not settle such comparatively small
differences without wasting both their
own time and the time of the authori-
ties. =. ~ - 81 {
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30
Entry list was large.

= Secretary Markhus of the WillmAr
Street Fair Association informs us
that the total number Of entries made
for premiums at this years fair WAS
538 aud that the number of premiums
awarded amounted to about 300. 1t
may be of interest to our readers to
know how many entries were made in
the different departments. They are
as follows:
Class A-Cattle, Sheep and Swine,
10.
Class B-Poultry and Petted Stock,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

Jens Copeland, Who was for some
time member Of the firm Of Heinz
dahl = Copeland, vent g Minneapo-
liz On Monday. # he can strike. :
good job down 81 tho cities he viii
:remain there s. winter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

Glass C-Grain and Seeds, 81.
Class D-Vegetables, 81.
Glass E-Fruits, 70, =
Class F-Bread, Cakes and Pies,
"A.
Glass G-Preserved Fruit, Jellies
and Canned Goods, &c.
Class H-Fine Arts and Paintings,
2l.
Glass J-Fancy Needle Work, Quilts
and Rugs, ISL.
The secretary and his assistants
have been busy at work making out
the list of premiums awarded aDd it is
expected that it will be completed SO
that we can publish the same in Sat-
urdsy's edition. 5.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-30

Taly Thara lson, ofa Iaeonne,o' \ J. !.
5 - ), cnea : 81 illmar friends -, q
-, S J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

Fa " miare ZdOlnOSci i bieg1O-
Sci swei odpowiednia zaplate
odbiera. TAX by}o j bedzie.
Zachcenia socyalist6w do nj
czeeo ME doprowadza DO. lu-
|dzi lest dosyc, ME chceieden
nracowac "a rozumne VIVA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

peterborough w'yyr,z,utpt ,,f'w
|pTawy Polak stroni, 30 ME
|chw,aly ale tylko cha6by
przysporzylby Polskosci. Vie
my, ze i'm nar6d ~pracowitszy
to ME tylko mu sic dobrze
3wiedzie, ale taxi wnet ME
wygasnie. Gdyby zawital So
cyalista j Wzywal was Czy-
telnicy ma swoje Wyklady to
odm6Wcie wrecz wsp6ludzia-.
a co najwazniejsza to ME
dajcie mic na skladke. Pan
socyalista MECH sic zabierze
do roboty a glupimi mrzon-
kami niechnie zawraca glowy
nikomu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
OWO.

So ludzie ma swiecie, kt6'
rym sig zdaje, 10. oni tylk3o
prawde m6wia, a nikomu
ME trzeba wierzyc, tylko
samemu sobie, zatem, gdy
kto inny cos powiada lub
czyni, uwazaja to "a podstep,
"a rzecz, kt6rej ME MONA
d%owierzac, az sic sami, kazdy
osobna o prawdziwosci
przekonaja. Swoja droga tacy
ludzie zadaja, aby i'm kazdy
wszystko wierzy}. Divine to,
a przeciez ~prawdziwe. WEI
nay chocby. ma przyk}ad de-
legacye polska W Rzymie. w
Ameryce dis przeciez kazdy
vie, ze delegacye wys}ano do
Rzymu, ze delegacya W Rzy-
ME byla j obecnie znowu
jest, ze tel delegacyi powie-
rzono Gala sprawe r6wnou-
%prawnienia kleru polskiego,
mrazem zatem uznanoy a "a
~odpowiednia j zdolnna spraw'e
zalatwit, . tn co chwila sic
kto6 zglasza Z zapytaniami
tax naiiwlnemi, ze trudno u
wierzyc, i pochodza one cd
ludzi ro<sadnych, kt6rych
nazwiska pod pytaniami wild
nieja. Inni sn6w .rozmaite "a
rszt csynia j to publicznie
p gssetaoh, navel taoY, kt6-
rsy najwiecei poczatkowor nj
BY M seryo sprawa ta sic
saimowali. Czy1 take poste-
poxahie prowadzi DO celp1
Oxy&ssani przex 70 sprawie ]
Y og5le sobie ME szkodz,im1yl
% D !. rs a. gsprra, q p q
] s!lil!galas IA .|l''!Ill o. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
z POLONII, Wis.

|Polonia W Pazdzierniku, 1903
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Dawno z~apowiadane pos
wiecenie nowego Koscio}a
odbylo sic tn 20 Pazdziernika
Ludu zebralo sic moze z piee
tysiecy IA te uroczystosc,
ksiezy zas byio obcych dwu-
pieciu.
Msze solenna celebrowa1 Maj
prev. Ks. Biskup Messmer
v asystencyi ks. A. Babi6s-
.kiego jake Diakona j Ks. A.
.Pr'onnl,dzil6skiego, jakossubdia-
Ikona h~onorowego.- We mszy
xaSfunkcyowai KS. Z. Pe6ci6-
ski ks. ]. Cara jake diakoni
subdiakon. KS. NJ. Klosowski
iakzo . cere mo 81 ! laramie,
~wypowiedzial Ks. ]. Pachols-
Il Pc polsku . po sumie 20
;a an = kr6tko prze .,mn6#,ii i
.Naprzew. ks. b il.lE ! W
santtuarium opr6cz III w.
'''i'sl1i' kaie4y zanlajdlo,Ta-
III. 80 * g. lslll!.ll
- "a 50 Az. slf!lsIss,5I'n !. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
KtO Wa7ynalaZ1 gaZ do
OsWietlania?

Odpowiedz. MECH sic
socyaliSci i niezalezni ME
|przestrasza Jezuici. A jak-
re sic to stale? W XVIII VIE
ku wypedzono Jezuit6w 2
|Anglii. Wtedy znalezli 60
Scinny przytulek we Francyi.
Tutaj, gdy W 1871 roku re-
wolucya wybuchla, pozostac
ME mogli i musieli sic wy
.niesc. Anglia jake przeciw-
.niczka wszelkiej rewolucyi
ma nowo ma z}o6c Francyi,
do siebie ich przyjela. Za}o-
zyli zaraz Jezuici wielki dom
wychowawczy i " kr6tkim
czasie mieli ogromna liczbe
~wychowank6w. Gdy starry "a
mex Stonehurst odnowili a
nadto przybudowali nowy
gmach, potrzebowali wiele
swiatla wieczorami. To spo-
wodowalo ich do pr6by czy
ME moznaby z wegli kamien-
nych otrzymac gazu do O.
sWietlania zamiast uzywanej
.oiwy. Pr6ba powiod}a sic
wybornie a wynalazek gazu
wprawil W zdumienie wsp6l-
czesnych. w roku. 1915 OF
ciec Jezuita Dunn zalozyl
wielka gazowa spoke " mie-
|scie Preston a ku wiecznej,
.pamieci umieszczono . jego
|portret " sail posiedze6 miej-
skich. z okazyi, re Jezuici
gaz wynalezi i re mimo swej
uczonosci jeszcze przez ME-
:nawistnych ludzi So przesla-
.dowani, pisze pewien uczony
tax do Jezuitozerc6w: % wy!
latarniane chrzaszcze jakich
mnrzyni do oswietlania uzy-
waja, o wy rozswietlania ro-
baki, jeszcze zawsze bedziecie
przy oliwie j loj6wkach wy
my6lac ma katolickie ciemno-
Sci, tax jak by wan katolicy
i Jezuici nowego swlat4a ME
dali"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29

Detroit, Mich, brat Ks bisku-
pa, II. B. Grembowsi, Z.
.Magot, Is. b. Jachimiakk, rs.
KaspersH, Ks. S. Szula-
recki, rs. WI. Msciszz, Ks.
Ma1kowski, KS. Wojak, Ks.
K.ubiszewsH, KS. JankoWski,
Ks. WlasloWski, rs. Smiech,
KS. Pociecha KS. Stefaniak,
KS. Ebert KS. Ehr, KS. Ri
&c, KS. Lorigan j Monsignor
Fox
Pc c~eremoniach kosciel-
nych kt6re trwaly Cd 10 tel
do pierwszej 2 poludnia, Wiel.
Ks. prob b.. Grembowski po-
dejmowal ksiezy 2 staropols-
ka goscinnoscia W salach sic
ludzie za6 raczyli sic
przekaskami " ogrodzie kolo
szkoly, tam tez wszyscy sic
bawili r6znemi roz-
az do sz6stej Wieczo-
rem. Pogoda sprzyja}a, vice
tez wszystko odbylo sic jak:
.najpomy6lniej. Obysmy takich.
uroczystosci mieli jak najwie-
eel.
ABONENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
Cd Wydzia4u
Wykonawczego.

Wie6ci nadeszle 2 Rzymu
niebardzo SO wesole. Delegat
nasz. Wiel. ks. w. Kruszka
donosi nam, re ktos z Anne
ryki przys}a} Propagandzie
wycinki r6znych. gazet anne
ryka6skich nieprzychylnych
naszej %sprawie.... i re ME ma
nadziei, ably sprawl biskup6w
|polskich ola Ameryki roz-
bierana byla ma plenarnem
posiedzeniu Propagandy W
Listopadzie lub Grudniu. Po-
mimo to wszystko Wiel. nasz
Delegat ma nadzieje, re cos
|przeciez W Rzymie ola Pola-
(k6w " Ameryce zdo}a wyko-
1ata6.
Sprawe biskup6w polskich
Izle zrozumiano W Europe,
|jak sic to okazuje z tamtej-
szych gazet, kt6re jednomysl-
ME prawie donosza, jakoby
Polakom katolikom " Ame-
[ryee rozchodzilo sic koniecz-
ME i jedynie 0 utworzenie
osobnych dyecezyi ola Pola-
|k6w. Wobec tego uwazali6my
"a st6sowne poprosic Vie. ks.
Kruszke, ably pred swym
|rychlo nastapic majacym Cd
jazdem z Rzymu postaral sic
tax dostojnik6w jakotez i pu-
blicznosc tamtejsza 0 istot-
|nych zyczeniach naszych ma
'lezycie poinformowac b}edne.
in formancye Q mas sprosto-
wac! Przeslalismy mu nadto
wskaz6wki tyczace sic
|dalszych starah okolo wywal-
.czenia r6wnouprawnienia ola
.kleru polskiego " tym kra-
iu.
Ma powodzian W dalszym
:ciagu przes}ali:
2 przeniesienia $1987.84
KS. Teodor Jarzyfski,
Denver, Col. 500
Ks. E. Kozlowskiz Bay
City nadeslal $2845O.
Ma te sumo zlo1yli:
KS. Edward Kozlowsi
pc $500: ks. J6zef
.Kami6si, zdr.aG. swia
tek, S. W. Kluczycki, Jan
Ignaczak; ". Ciesielska
$3.50. po $500: E. OF
szewski. Jan AdamczyE
]. Kli6slkliil$I5o 20 800
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