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The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
Meeting of Waldo County Grange.

Waldo County Grange met April 7th with
Granite Grange, North Searsport The
weather was threatening in the morning
and after the officers were on their way it
began to rain and the roads were very mud
DIV. The Worthy Master. Lecturer, Secre-
tary and Gate Keeper arrived in due time
and after filling the vacant Offices from the
local grange, which was well represented,
the Grange was opened i'll full form. On
calling the roll of Oranges six responded.
A class of four was instructed in the fifth
degree The noon recess was then taken.
The afternoon session was opened with
music by the choir. A very fine address OF
welcome was then given by Miss Carrie
Stinson and responded to by the Worthy
Master. The topic, What kind of stock is
the most profitable for the farmers of Wal
do county to keep? was discussed by n. ),
Littlefeld, A. Z. Nickerson, G. &. Abbott,
E. Evans, c. A. Levauseller and others.
They all favored the dairy cows. After
listening to songs and recitations by the
younger members all returned. home, pro
nouncing the meeting a success.
lily Grange, Lincolnvile, May 9th. If stormy
in the morning it be the first fair day after.
Program: Opening exercises; conferring
fifth degree; reports of oranges; address
of welcome by some member of local grange;
response by Mrs. Fred Mariner; remarks
for good of the order; appointment of com
mttee; recess topic, Why does the Grange
have greater influence in the homes of its
| members than other frat ernal organizations?
| To be opened by a. Wadsworth. The re-
mainder of the program to be furnished by
| Tranquility Grange.
| NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS
Oscar Moody of Prospect has bought the
| Arson Smith place and moved his family
there. -. Miss Fannie Mudgett is at home
| from Massachusetts and is visiting Mrs.
| Fannie Staples. Anson Smith has gone to
Bangor, where he has employment His
| two little sons are boarding at Mrs. Clara
| Harrman's. Elder Welch returned to his
home in Plymouth after holding series of
meetings at the Roberts school house. He
| expects to preach here at least once month
| during the summer. :. Miss Jessie Marden
| is at home. She was employed during the
winter in the Straw-ShOp at Medheld, Mass.
THE young people, in this vicinity had
| most enjoyable dancing party at the Center
school-house last Saturday evening MIR.
George Overlook played the violin. Ice
cream was served. Mr.. Wilbur Ridley is
building new barn.. Elder Stairs bought
| new and valuable horse, recently. ...F.
Percy Partridge spent last week at Dark
HarbOr. =. Wilbur Staples went to Monroe
Friday after hay with his new yoke OF
oxen.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

One of the most pleasing events of the
school year occurred last Wednesday even
ing when the Senior class gave farewell
reception in Memorial Hall to past princi-
pal w. r. Howard. The hall was decorated
with purple and gold, the class colors. The
electric lights were shaded with dainty
combination of the two colors, and the white
drapery back of the receiving group was
bordered with them. Two class flags added
to the effectiveness of the corner. Mr.. How
ard was assisted in receiving by Principal
Eaton, Miss Field, Miss Townsend and Miss
Barr, and by the two members of 'O3, to re-
ceive the honors-Mr. Daniel A. Gould and
Miss Evelyn p. Morrison. The invitations
were limited to the members of the school
committee and their wives, the clergymen
and their wives, the public school teachers,
members of the three classes who graduated
under Mr.. Howard, and the school. Lakes
orchestra was stationed in the room off the
upper end of the hall, and played at inter-
walls throughout the evening. A pleasant
incident was the presentation by class presi-
dent Norman Read, in behalf of the school,
of reproduction of one of Reidars land
scapes, artistically framed. Mr.. Howard
responded feelingly, thanking the school
for the gift, and the class for its thought
fulness in giving him the opportunity to
say goodby to his friends. The picture was
one particularly admired by Mr.. Howard
and this gave it an added interest and value.
The members of the class served ice cream
and cake, and the remainder of the evening
was spent socially, with few dances. Mr..
Howard left the next morning to assume his
duties in Providence, R. l. His many friends
join with his former pupils in deeply re-
GREETING his departure.
The Seniors had a class meeting last week
and elected the class parts. Norman Read
has the history, Bert Stevens the prophecy,
and Frank Twombly the poem.
The English Literature class is reading
Macauay's Essay on Addison.
j. Percy Simmons, '02, who is at home for
the Easter vacation from the U. of NJ, visit
ed school Tuesday.
The boys have organized a track team,
and are practicing for the following events ::
100 yd dash; 40 yd. dash; $50 yd. dash; 12o
yd. hurdle; 800 yd. hurdle; running high
jump; running broad jump; pole vault; /;
putting Ii ID. shot throwing 16 ID. hammer,
and throwing the discs. They expect to
Anticipate in the U. of NJ. meet.
Harry L. Kilgore, 04, broke his left arm
at the elbow Tuesday afternoon. lie was
vaulting and the pole broke under him,
letting him down on his arm.
There will be baseball game between b.
II. S. and Banks Business College next
Thursday.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
ARBOR DAY,

te>tly recommend that it be OBJ
tNr planting of trees and shrubs
porument Of public grounds, places
t-aehers and pupils of our public
W -eote some portion of this day to
cement of school grounds, and to
harmony herewith.
of -ar Council Chamber at Augusta,
-h day of April, in the year of
uue thousand nine hundred and
-- I'D of the Independence of the
~tdtes of America the one hun
a4 Iwenty-seventh
'a- vernon:
JOHN F. HILL.
.s0r BOYD,
-- rarE of State.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
Belfast Weather Report.

Following is summary of the weather
record of the Belfast station of the U. S.
Weather Bureau for the week ending April
IA, 1903:
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
BUR DAY PROCLAMATION.

with the statute, and in COM
il an established custom now
4roushout the Union, with the
.susent of the Executive Coun-
appoint Friday, the first day of
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
EAST SEARSMONT.

E. r. Packard of Criehaven is in town
for a few weeks. ..Cleve and Kenneth Tower
of Belmont visited at Leslie Mariners one
day last week. Joe D0nnell has just re-
turned from visit in Lino0lnville. ). AL
vii vii move his family to the The % Dyer srm am
Ghent this week. Clifford and Earl Mar
riner visited at Percy Towers April 9Th.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

OxroN-M Wednesday evening,
April Sth, at eight O'Clock, a number of
friends and relatives gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Oxton in Union to
witness the marriage of their brother, Mr..
Sidney NJ. Oxton of Warren and Miss
Alice MacKay of Eureka, Pictou county,
Nova Scotia. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. L. Nutter, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, in an impressive manner-after
which followed season of congratulations
and social chat, during which refreshments
of cake, cocoa and confectionery were
served
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
WEDDING BELLS.

SYLyEsTER-BoHN Miss Abbe NJ.
Bohndel OF Rockport and Fred H. Sylves-
ter of Boston were married in Boston,
March 18th, by Rev. 7. Richard Peede of
the Baptist church, Everett. Mr.. Sylvester
is a former resident of Rockport and occu-
pies responsible position as salesman for
the Morrls-Ireland Safe Co. of Boston and
the Paine Fireworks Co. of New York.
Mrs. Sylvester is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Bohndell, Beech Hill, and is a
young lady of charming personality. Cam
den Herald
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

Easter Sunday was crowning day in the
years work of the WinterpOrt Methodist
Episcopal church. The decorations were
beautiful. The choir rendered several Sc
lections, greatly enjoyed by the large audi
ence present. After brief address by the
pastor, Rev. ]. W. Hatch, eleven persons
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
Fr5hibition Points.

Me, April 10. Sheriff Pen
lrputies to-day went into the
al before Judge Hill, secured
# a liquor seller, who paid d
nl costs, and that of another
-l and furnished bonds. In less
liter the court adjourned they
.. -uccessful raid and ordered a
court tomorrow. Up to this
sr had been paid i'll fines and
uunicipal court, since Jan. lst,
han $500.
Me, April 9. The Knox
aaH iury reported to-day eleven
5.. The majority of which are for
,,lt-> One of the liquor indict-
about IN very unusual way,
lry was awaiting an Opportun-
,- Is report there was being tried
mp court room the civil case of
. " Co.,, IA Boston wholesale liquor
q Harry J. jackson of Camden.
-u. refused TO pay bills amounting
he ground that he bought the
u.'on for Illegal retail sale, and
hns We're not collectable. A. 5.
nunsel for the company, insist
r-ou name parties to whom he
.AOr Jackson protested vigor-
was ordered by the court to give
The stenographer'S testimony
resented to the grand jury and
ta, indicted,
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

The decorations at the Baptist church
were elaborate and appropriate. The rear
wall of the arch back of the pulpit was a
old mass of green and white dove appear
ed to be flying in through the open door in
the centre. The motto ''Risen With Christ"
was worked in green on white drapery loop
ed above the pulpit. The pulpit and plat
form were covered with white, and a row Of
Easter lilies thanked by evergreens stood on
the edge of the platform. The forenoon SER
vice was as announced last week, with an
Easter sermon by the pastor, Rev. E. S.
Philbrook, on s'The Resurrection a Chal-
lenge to Unbelief." A chorus of twenty
voices furnished music for the evening SER
vice, and other musical numbers included a
solo by Mrs. Pitcher, ''The Lord is Mindful
of His Own" Mendelssohn, and quartette,
ssAll for Jesus" Stainer. The rite of bap-
tism was administered to four young misses.
The decorations at the Methodist church
were simple and tasteful. The altar rail was
draped with white dotted with green sprigs.
Easter lilies, geraniums, begonias and vari-
GUS pOtted plants were arranged in an artis-
tic grouping. The pastor, Rev. g. E. Edgett,
the text HE is risen." Special music was
rendered, including cOrnet solo by NJ. S.
Crockett. An Easter concert in the evening
was given with the program substantially
as announced in The Journal last week.
Easter Sunday was a crowning day in the
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

There will be baseball game between b.
II. S. and Banks Business College next
Thursday.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

Harry L. Kilgore, '04, broke his left arm
at the elbow Tuesday afternoon lie was
vaulting and the pole broke under him,
letting him down on his arm.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

The Seniors had a class meeting last week
and elected the class parts Norman Read
has the history, Bert Stevens the prophecy,
and Frank Twombly the poem.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

The English Literature class is reading
Macaulay's Essay on Addison.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

j. Percy Simmons, '02, who is at home for
the Easter vacation from the U. of NJ, visit
ed school Tuesday.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
GDANSK. Pewien pomocnik

GDANSK. Pewien pomocnil
handlowy oczyszczat swe spodait
szczotka " lokalu swego pryncypa
Ia " obecno6cl znajomych. Naraa
pod czas tel czynno6ci rozleg} sig
strza&. Jak SIC wykaza}o, miaf on "
XII szeui na}adovany revolver,
ktory w~ystrzeli} vskutek tarcia
szczotka. Kula przesz}a nieostroz~
nemu kupcowi " brzuoh Odstawio-
no go natychmiast do domu cho-
ryoh; leksrze MAZE ma{o nadziei
utrzymania 60 PREY 4yciu, poniewa&
kula by}a z~nacznej wielko6ci.
Nieszczesliwy ten wypadek spowo .
dowa} on sobie sam z w}asne] why,
gdy& PREY piracy W blurze n han
dlu bynajmuiej rewolweru ME POI
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
LESZNO. Ofiara zal

LESZNO. Ofiara zabobonu
sta} sic pewien gospodarz z pod
Leszna. Pojecha} on pc lekarstwo
ola siebie i swego dziecka al "a
Szprotawe do jakiego6 znachora i "a
- MI. otrzymaf leki, kt6re mia}
zczywac przez q 'dni codziennie O
pol do IL rauo, o~dmawiajac jakqs
modlitwe z pisma 6w. Dziesiatego
dina pacyent mia{ wylat reszte le-
karstwa W strumyk plynacy W kie-
runku p6fnocnym r6wniez podczas
tel czynnosci odmowi6 owa modli~
tive. Znaohor ostrxeg} go jednak,
ably sic podczas modl6w ME potkna}
gdyz to by mu ma pewno smier6
przYuios}o. w zesz}ym tygodniu
6w gospodarz diva razy targna} sic
IA swoje zycie, a gdy go badano Q
.powoly, wyjawif Gale ptawde Re
potknqt sieawylewajac owe leki. i
niexawodnie must umrzec. Polioya
zajefa sic natychmlast cudownym
doktorem e Ssprotawy, : fizyk
p~owiatowy st%wierdsi}, 70 tax 6w
gospodarn, jak jego iona dostali
ponlsessania zmnysl6w % tej eudo.,'
mel "a knr' g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Koniec przykrej WALK.

,.Dw6ch lekarzy mia}o d}uga a
harda walke wzgledem mel prawej
p}ucy'' pisze I. F. Hughes z Du Pont
Ga. i opuscili mnie. Kazdy mysla},
re moi koniec sic zbliza. Jake O.
statni srodek spr6bowa}em DR..
King'a New Discovery ma suchoty.
Skutek kt6ry otrzyma}em, by} "a
dziw'ajacy i stanafem ma nogach W
kilku dniach. Teraz ~rozpocz2}em
odzyskiwac me zdrowie." Ono pod
bija kaszle, zaziebienia, choroby
gard}a pluc. Gwarantowane prze1
NJ: Kowalewskiego aptekarza. Cena
soc Sl.oo. Butelki ma probe dar-
mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
KOBELNIKI DO

FOLWARK KOBELNIK1 pod
Ko6clanem ca. 800 m6rg najprzed~
niejszej ziemi kosciadskiej z pick
mem vdbudo waniem, kt6ry to majs
tex pred paru tyyodn,am, prze
szed{ ma w}asnosG d>mu bankowo-
komisowego Drweski i Langner W
poznan'u juz s~przedano dale].
Nowonabywca jest gospodarz l.
Piotr Dubski z Dembska pod Vie
,ichowem. nahywcy ~,,szczesG Boze ,
ROGOWO Niedavno zastrze.
lono diva k.,nle komiSsrza jednege
W maiatku k"lonixacyjnym ma nosa,
cizne Teraz zabito zn6w s koni n.
te same chorobe zapadfycb. W og6
le 81 konl wzieto pod Scis}y door,
: .kt6rych II ~zastrzelcno.
sTREJK W Pile. wybuobnely
niesnaski ~po,niedsy mis,rzami ole
elskimi . oseladnikami. Wssyaoy
c.ellis.d,lnioyg astraikowali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
ZMIANA CZASU.

Nowy plan jazdy uskuteozniouy
zostaf na kolei Chicago Great We
stern Cd 28go Czerwca, ma move
eyfry prosimy uwazad " planie sjaz-
dy umieszczonego W tych kolum-
mach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

MOVIE. Przez spadajaca becz-
ke c%kolicznemu gospodarzow, costa
Ia r~ozszczepana czaszka i -reka
M6zg ma 8 Gale zostaf odkryty "
cze6ci prsez czastki ko6ci poranio-
NJ. Skoro nieszcze6liw,ec odzyska}
przYtomuosc, ME m6g} z poczatku
mic movie. 20. kllku dniach, gdy
owa czesc m6zgu zacze}a sig; goic
zaczat chory pewne niewyrazne s}o''
wa wydawa6, W jakieis movie, kt6-
rel mleszkancy ME znali. P6zniei
m6wh najbieglejsza ~n,emczyzna,
choc pred choroba bardzo s}abo
m6wi{ pc nlemlecku. NATIONALIST zu-
pe{nie zapomuia} ojczysta move
polska Me rozumia} mic, gdy do
niego m6wili krewni pc polsku. Jest
ma}o widok6w wyzdrowienia. Pc
spoiyc'u piwa r nastepuje DELI
ryan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

Seyery op}atki ma boil g}owy i
Neuralgia pomagaja nam do uwol-
nienia sic cd ~najbardziej nieproszo-
nych goSci. Cena CSC. W. r.
Severa Co. Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
z POZNANSKIEGO.


GNIEZN0> q wiezienia pow
r6cil, dwaj byli elmnazya6ci skaza-
nj "a uczenie sic history i literatu-
ry polskiej 50 mimi byly prymane'
a teraz student weterynaryl " Gies-
ME, Roman Grodzki, kt6ry pre-
siedzis{ we wiezieniu 2 tygodn,e.
Drugi take prymsner Stefan Pho.
trowski skazany ma tydzien wiezie-
mia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
z GAL1CYI.

n
Straszna kleska gradobicia ma vie
dzl}a niemal ca}a Gallcye wscho-
dnia, oras znaczna cze6d p6lnocnej
Bukowiny.
W szczeg6lno6ci zosta}y dotk-
niete powiaty: tarnopolsk', podha"
jecki, brzezihski, t~rebowelski, saba
raski i zniatynski. W dyrekcyi to-.
warzystwa wzajemuych ubezpieczeh
ogfoszono dodychczas s55 szk6d
grldowych.
Ca}y personal oddz,alu asekura~
cyl Cd gradu, PRAGUE z wyteze~
MEM, ME mog4o nalezycie podo{at
trudnemu zadaniu
Dzi6 nawet W przybllzeniu
oznaczyc sig ME da, jaka jest war;
to6t ziemiop}oddw, przez grad
znlszczonych,. ~zw}aszcza, re llkwi-
dacye uiepokonczone, a move do
niesienia o szkodach match odzs, z
r6znych czesci kraju.
4 samej atoli liczby zg}oszouej
sadziG MONA, re straty " biezacym
roku, beda o wiele znaczniejsze. niz
W latach ubieg}ych.
: Ro.miary kleski W skutkach
sweich, okazuja sic tenn grozn'ej-
sze re dotkne}a ona szerokie warst
wy ludnosci w{osciahsxiej, @kt6ra
przewaznie plonow rolnych cd grs
du nieubezpiecza. Cieszoro sig pow
szechnle nadzie 2 uro 1zaj6w, zapo~
wiadsjacych sic swietnie.
q jednej strony burze grado-
we, drukiej powodzie, rosbi}y
zbyt optymistyczne zludzenia.
LWOrN Ruslni ~tutejsi wpadli ma
bardzo dobry sposdb zbierania fun
dusz6w ma rozmalte cele publlczne,
Otto wyt}oczyli w}asne mark ma
rodoxe j postanowiii przylepiac -
liza Iistach obok rz2dowych marek
pocztowych. Mark te, wybite zie
|lonym drukiem ma z6{tym paplerze
poiaw,aia sic jui ma listach ruskiolh
P~odrazaja n wprawdzle porto
Itych list6w. ale przyczynia SIC do
stwor enia fundusz6w potrzebnych
ma .zbndowanies takich lnstytuoyl
n~arodowyeh ruskich, jak teatr,
konserwatoryum etc. We Lwowle.
Ta ofiarno6t Rusin6wna celepabi
me estnaprawds pod.l~s egsodle1a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
z POD MOSKALA.

WARsZAWA. Pc dlugotrwar
lei s&ocie nastap,{a poeoda, . z niaa
grow ups}y. y arszawa sic zapelnia
l%etoikami, powraQajacym; do mias
ia. Luizie ma novo aabieraja sic do
p, acy, lun rosrywek m~,.jsklch We
dug tego, jak fdndusze v kieszeai.
Wie'u powraca z bad6w ulemiec-
kich Z pusteml kieszenlami, ale z
chwalba, zs byli "a gran'ca, DO
dswue nawyk}ofci We w%yrazeniu:
,,jakiem byf " Drezule. " Paryzu",
jeszcze sle czepiaja mas. iak pijany
plota Vice .ezdza do tych bad6w,
zswoza gotdwke niemc"m, . ci q
Mast wdzieczoo6oi, obrzucaja ich
j~eszcze wyzwiskami: hummer rolac
he! Coz czyni6? Wiele aarowdw sta
i g}upoty je,t jeszcze po
5rdd mas. Kiedyi sig z tego wyle.
,zymY?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Observation-Disclosures
g WIESCI u OJCZYZNY. G


!, JAsTROWO (Prusy Zacbo.
dn,e). Duia is b m obchodzifNa
m,a.to 800 roczpice s~ego istnie@
mia jake miasto. Odnosny document
20 til przez staroste Piotra Potu-
licki+ge 5 maja 1902 pc po)sku pc
&ac'nie wystaw'ony przez kr6la
polskiego zygmunta Ill pod d"lem
S msja 1908 r. potw'erdzony
TORUN. Puse} Leon Czarlin"
ski ciezko chory Pc kr6tkim po-
.lepszenina ustapi}o zn6w pogorszenle
sig choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

Parma Anna Somner, c6rka e{ynnego
SOMNERSA z czasow wojny domowej, " JAG
pisze nam pod data lego czerwca, 1902 I. mast
Do PAM HExR1ErrY CUSHING, NJ. q
chor6b kobiecych " Medycznym Instytucie
Philadelphia, Pa.
LAsKAwA DoKroRowo! 3 wielka czcia
6ciap wobec twej wiedzy )itoSciwego serca,
byS: mi~pozwolif napisat i ogfosic publicznie t.
sly : moim podpisem, aby siostry mole, kt{
jak ia cierpia{a wiedzia}y dokad sic udat pc |
Cd lat eze&ciu cierpia{am ma ~unQdnieClo MAJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Z !,El|' sLASKA.

i STARE ZABRZE Przykladn,y
syn G6rnik p F. swojemu synow,,
cd l6 roku tegoz " kazda wyp{ste.
gdy poslassny sYnoddawa{ zarobek,
dawai zawsze 20 3 mix, donosi
,VoIkss+imme'. Syn ME wycho
dill prawie nigdy. Rodzice sic Z te~
go cleszyli. Przez IL lat to tax
trws{o, az s.e .w~ykaza!o, lie syn osz-
czedz,i sobie $40 m DO CO miesiac
spostrzebowaf tylko SO fen. = 2
mr.. so fen odk}ada{. Siswa mu "a
ten piekny przyk}ad Oby takicb
dobrych syn6w by3o iak najwiecej!
GL1WlCE. Nakfadce plsmt
,.Glos Slasti," p. J. siemianows-
kiego akaza{ sat ma 40 marek kary
pienie4nej, "a to, ze ME ustap,} za~
raz ze sail, gdy poIicya wiec roz~
wiazafa. -Czytali6mY dawniej via
domost, re pan Siemianowski po
rozwi9zaniu wieca wstapi{ na krze
slo M sail i rodakdw napomiaa} do
spokoju roxsadku. . un'kanis
wszelkioh niepokoj6w. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

POZNAN (M}odziez poznahs.
kay SERGE sic 6mieje, gdy sig . sod
mel rxno " dzie1 %powszedni ma msz;
6wieta do koscio}a spiessy Tu sig
widzi ME tylko jak zwykle movie
ME rozs9dui, baby s~zpitalne tylko
chodza " dzien ~powszedni do ko6-
cloia. o ME! widzieG tn MONA I
duzo mtodziezy poznahskiej, kt6ra
ranc ry;h}o spieszy ma msze swieta
a p6iniej do praoy swej codziennej
Jak milo jest popatrzeo na tych
mlodziehc6w polsko-katolickich,
gdy W reku takowych widac ksia-
zeczke do nabozenstwa i rozaniec
6wiety Ale jest to spewnescia ME
po}owa taklej religijnej m}odziezy
Wprawdzie ME kazdY m}"dzieniec
co dzieh do koscio}a rano ieG moze,
ale komu czas ma to pozwoli q ME
czyni tego, to z ca}a gorqcosc'a
prosimy i zachecamy, azeby choa
claz tylko diva razy W tygodn,u ma
to ma}a godzinke sig do ko6ciola
wybraf, a many tn kosciol6w lyle,
ze poczawszy cd sz6stej rano do
godzinY dziewiatej sposobno6d ma
my do s&uchania mszy 6wietei. A
zatem m1odziez, ,kt6ra sig do tax
mi}ego zwyczaju przywiaza}a, ME-
chat tax wytrwa :dalej a wtenczas
pewna bye mole, re Ojclec mebies~
XII i Matka Boska nam pob}ogosla-
via.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

KOWALEWO. w sobote spa
lii sic st6g w}asclcicla Fryderyka
G%arbrechta z Siegfriedtderf (?) l
stodo4a w{asciciela Laula z Grnno
va.