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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

vanderpool of Waukesha, Wis,
came Tuesday to visit their sister
Mrs. s. G. Welsh. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Welsh had not met for fifty
years and it was very happy meet
ing for all. Mrs. Welsh is the old
est being seventy years past. Mr..
Smith went to Marion Friday to
visit friends there. Mr.. Welsh is
enjoying the visit too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Smedley of
Nashua came Tuesday to visit her
mother, sisters and brothers.
AL. Sitter and wife who have spent
the summer in Chicago came We'd
nesday.
George Hickox moved to Manches-
ter Tuesday.
Fred Retz and Milton Cotton went
to Fessenden, North Dakota, Tues
day.
Sidney Ward was Dubuque Wis
itor Tuesday.
The larger number of our people
visited Manchester Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Wintenburg took
passage Friday for Denver, Col, to
visit a sister.
Mrs. Trueman Jenny departed
Tuesday for Page, Nebr., to visit a
sister and brother and their families
Shell Tuttle was Lamont visitor
Sunday.
o. s. Myer and family came hert
Tuesday from Oelwein and are nice
ly settled in their new home.
Mrs. Anna Jones of Onawa visited
her cousin Mrs. John Elliott las
week.
William Foster came home to hi,
parental home September 8, after
years absence out west.
Mrs. w. A. Bonner of Dubuque i,
visiting Mrs. Frances Franks.
School began Monday with P. G
Arildson superintendent, Principal
Miss Blunt of Hawkeye, Gramma,
room Mise Mary Brown. Intermedi
ate Miss Altha Brown, Second Pri-
mary Mrs. Frank Relish, primar,
Miss LYDIA Hewitt.
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Nashville.

Miss Sarah McGinnis who has
been spending the summer with her
sister a[rs. L. ]. Cooney returned to
her home in Michigan Monday.
Miss Dora Kirwin spent part of
last week at the home of Mrs. T,
Barry.
Miss Mamie O'Hagan left We'd
nesday morning for Dubuque where
she will attend school at the Vista
ton Convent.
James Duffey has taken three
weeks vacation and will spend it at
Strawberry Point, Council Bluffs
and Omaha.
Mr.. Kurth of Manchester spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Maroney
of Manchester Sundayed here.
Louis Mulvehill, Maurice Nolan,
and John Murtaugh returned to
their school duties in Dubuque
Wednesday.
The Misses Katie and Lucy
IO'Hagan returned Saturday after
few weeks visit with relatives in Du-
buque.
Our picnic was grand success
in every particular and great credit
is due to those who tried to mako it
a success.
The fire engine has been tested
and purchased and is now the
property of the citizens of Mason
Vile.
Our town school will commence
on Monday September 10Th.
Miss Emma Ryan was Manches-
ter caller Saturday.
| Mr.. Patrick McGrath and daugh-
ter May were Manchester callers
Saturday.
Mr.. Dixon and wife of Oelwein
are visiting with relatives here. Mr..
Dixon is an agent for the Hamilton
Organs and Pianos and has made a
number of sales in this vicinity.
A number of our people attended
the Delaware County Fair at Man
chester last week. r -
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HARTWICK.
Fine weather.

Fine weather.
School began Monday.
Fl. Porter was in Manchester Tues
day.
Mrs. Hartman was in Delhi Thurs
day.
on business.
Mr.. Jackson of Delhi called on
friends here Tuesday.
Ionic Powell was over at Milo
Wednesday. Wonder what attracts
him over there SO often, hey, Lonnie?
Ray Meister and Lonnie Powell
are putting in their time hauling
wood to Manchester. 1t sells read
lily.
Mrs. 7. Crosier and daughter
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DELAWARE.

Mrs. M. A. Boone of Cleveland,
Ohio, was here and at Delhi few
days last week visiting friends.
Mrs. G. Larson of Cedar Rapids
called on her son Axel north of town
week ago Saturday. Mrs. Larson
would like to sell her fruit farm e
acres) near town here, and will give
some one a good bargain.
Chas. Gillispie and family Of
Manchester visited friends and rela-
tives here week ago, for the last
time, at least for spell, as they in
tend to remove to Dell Rapids, s. d.
to reside.
Mrs: Mabel T,almage Of Dubuque
was here last week visitlng her par:
ents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raster.
County Superintendent Joseph
visited our schools the first day, last
Monday, to start 'em right. Our
teachers for the ensuing year are
Miss Daisy Lehlaster principal, Miss
@. Barr primary, and Miss L.
Lynch intermediate. They start
with "full house."
Several loads of people drove thro'
here Sunday on their way to the
fish hatchery.
Most all of our citizens took in
the Delaware County Fair either
Thursday or Friday and pronounced
it ia success.
Our kid nine" played ball al
Earlville Saturday and was shut out
at the ratio of l6 to 0. Gary Aus
tin pitched.
Mrs. N. Preston visited her son
George here Friday.
Rev. Fl. P. Schmidt returned to
his charge here Thursday after a
two weeks vacation.
Leon Hefner Of Waterloo arrived
Saturday to see everybody.
Rev. w. R. Bailey of Muscatine
held services in the Baptist churcl
Sunday morning and evening.
There will be an ice cream anc
watermelon social at the home O
VIM. Austin Friday evening til,
10th. Everybody is cordially in
vited to come.
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BA1LEY's FORD.

Avis and Clair Grommon spent
Sunday Of last week at the home Of
their sister, Mrs. Chas. Young of
Manchester.
Mrs. Baker Hersey was Man
chester caller Monday Of last week.
School opened in District No. 2,
Monday Sept. 5, with Miss Mae
Strickland as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lillibridge are
the proud parents of baby girl,
born September 4th.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the fair at Manchester last
week.
Mrs. Trumblee, son Addison and
daughter Mary are spending a few
days at the home of Mrs. Baker
Hersey.
Mrs. VIM. Raster was shopping in
Manchester last Friday.
Avis and Roy Grommon are at
tending school at Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Grommon
and son Chas. were in Manchester
last Saturday.
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County Correspondence.

Paul Fallows came home from his
Toronto visit Saturday morning.
G.. Cooley spent Saturday at
Edgewood.
John Hesner was a visitor at
Elkader Saturday.
Mrs. M. Fl. Liddy and Miss Uhl
transacted business at Elkader Sat.
urday.
Rev. Langridge and little son
returned home from Manchester
Saturday morning.
Geo. Young and family occupy
the Mrs. j. R. Nc Donald house on
East Mission street.
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Lov one WAY settlers Ratea.

Low One Way Settlers Rates.
Via the Minneapolis & st. Louis to
California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana, ETC., tickets on sale daily
September 18th to October Is. Through
tourist cars each Thursdsy to San Fran
cisco. Call on agents for rates, or i'd
dress A. B. Cults, G. p. b TIA. Mime
spolis, MINI. 86w4
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EARLvILLE.

LIZ AoAloWiuS young people nave
departed for, their various institu-
tions of learning the past week:
Bessie Kern, Emma Laxon and Glen
Dunn for Lenox College, Hopkinton;
Ray Millen and the Misses Simons
and Robinson, for Epworth Semi
nary; 1r,na Laxson, Upper Iowa
University, Fayette and Bert Millen
for Cornell College, Mt. Vernon.
Will Kern is up from St. Louis,
visiting home folks.
Phil Cloud returned Tuesday
from visit in Dakota.
The members of the Y. P.S.C. E..
perpetrated pleasant surprise on
the Misses Myra and Nellie Dimond
Tuesday evening. The affair was
in the nature of a farwen party as
the Misses Dimond will soon leave
for their future home in California.
lMS: and Mrs. JAS Rogers and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Metcalf departed
Tuesday for st. Louis.
Gertrude Binning commenced
her fall school in the Segar Distric,
Monday.
Prof. Dake of Epworth was in
town Tuesday last.
Pres. Grossman of Lenox College
was visitor at the Cloud home
Tuesday.
Henry Millen was Mancheste,
visitor last week.
Mrs. Renerie and Mrs. Foster
have been the guests of Geo
Irmscher and family at Dubuque
this week. They returned Satur
day evening.
The /. o. o. F. have improved
their property by having cemen
walks laid around same.
Miss Lyle Parker went to Cedal
Rapids Tuesday of last week.
Miss Lydia. Spear Of Delaware
attended Rebekah lodge last week
Mr.. Turner and Miss Goldi,
Philips returned from a visit a
Dubuque Wednesday.
John Yelden is on the sick lis
this week.
7. A. Wragg and w. I. Miller
were in South Dakota last week.
DR.. Guthrie of Dubuque per
formed an operation on little Willie
Gibbs, south Of town, for Necrosis
of the bone, Monday. A trained
nurse is in attendance and the it'll
sufferer is progressing as we'll a
con be expected.
DIR. Eldredge and Mrs. Ashburn
were Manchester visitors last week
In response to an invitation from
Robert Hunter and family north O
town, about thirty friends of tn
family wendell their way to tn
Pioneer Farm as the home of thes'
hospitable people is named an,
spent the day Saturday last. Al
report a most enjoyable time ant
pronounce the Hunter family roya
entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Howiehler VIII
moved to Dakota last spring are tn
parents Of a son, Geo. Jr. Mis-
Marie Howiehler who has been Wis
iting at the home of her brother TO
the past six weeks returned Friday
Mr.. Darling Of Dubuque arrived
Sunday morning. He will be EN-
ployed in Jerry Jacobs barber shor
Frank Kenny and wife and Franz
Powell and wife spent Thursday a
Manchester attending the Fair.
Mrs. A. G. Cousins is entertain
ing relatives from Sumner.
Mrs. Anna Staehle spent Sunda
at Manchester at the home Of w. c
Work.
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DELHI,

Mrs. Boone of Cleveland, Ohio
was a recent guest of Mrs. j. M.
Brayton.
A. D. Barnes of Quasqueton was
lin town Monday.
Miss Hilda Jakelin has gone to
Sioux City to attend school.
Frank Segar of Almoral was in
town on business Monday.
Mrs. John Wheeler visited her
sister in Lamont last week.
Miss Gwen Parkins is teaching
the fall term of school at Rocky
Nook.
Harry swinburne took several
premiums on his fine chickens at
the Delaware County Fair.
MisfliIiI1iI q il1b ler of Dyersville
lia,1lelg - toxin,
August Nachtman of Gutenberg,
visited her sister Mrs. Alex Hack
barth last week.
Miss Eliza Burton has gone to
Duluth, Minnesota to teach school.
Misses Lisle Corbin and Daisy
Curry were in Manchester Saturday
Roy and Avis Grommon are at
tending our Public School.
Emma Connolly is teaching at
Hartwick.
Miss Ella Burton has gone to Nc
Gregor to teach school.
Swan Moline of Friedrich. South
Dakota was here on business last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. swinburn,
and daughter Mrs. A. j. Reede
were shopping in Manchester Sat
urday.
Our town was well represented a
the county Fair last week.
j Mrs. L. N. Green and sons Johr
and Leonard were in Mancheste
Saturday.
Mrs. Will Baskerville of Iowa
Falls is visiting at her brothers. g
| L. Bowman.
Mrs. Maude Reeder left Tuesday
evening for visit with friends il
Fairbault, Mimi, from there sh'
will return to her home in Colorado
j John and Leonard Green hav'
gone to Fayette to attend the U. I. U
| A slight frost Monday morning
Miss Carrie Green goes to Fayett,
this week where she has positio,
as teacher in the University.
] The young people were yer.
pleasantly entertained at lea]
year goose party at the home o
]. Miss Hazel Perkins Saturday even
ing. Those present were: Mise
Jessie Burton, Ole Clark, Cert,
Pulver, Daphne Boomer, Lisle Cor
| bin and Bernice Rimmer, Messrs
Harry Swinburne, Orman Hartman
Dale Blanchard, Fred Pulver, Ro
Grommon, Leonard and John Green
The M. E. Aid Society meets will
J Miss Rebecca Wilson this weel
NJ Wadneadav
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CHEAP-Residence Property in this CITY
Enquire Of Bronson 3 Cssr.
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Residence Property for Sale.

We are authorized to offer;for-
sale the DR.. Sherman residence pro
perty on Butler street, For terms
apply to BRONSON & CARR. If.
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.,1ses permanently Ins cases no UNDERTAKE.
ana sends tie incnrable nome without taking
fee from them. This H. why he continues iiis
visits year after , while other doctors have
ger Is an eminently successful specialist In oil
CHRONIC diseases, proven by the many cures
effected In chronic cases which .ve bafaed tho
perienco and extensive pr: tlce have made him
so proficient that he can name and locat, q dis
ease III Q few minutes.
Treats all '-able crses os Catarrh.. Nos,
Throat and Lung. S.seases. Ego md l-..r,
tism, Paralysis, Nour aloha, Nervous and Hear
diseases. Blood Shin Eases, Epilepsy,
Bright's Disease Cor sumption In early
stage; diseases q theBladder and Female Organs,
Liquor aud Tobacco habit. .Stammerin. cured
and sure methods to prevent Its recurrence given.
A never failing remedy " Big Neck.
PILES. FISTuLAE an RUPTURE guaran.
teed cured without detention from business.
Special attention given to all Surgical
cases, and all diseases Of the Eye, kar,
Nose and Throat.
Glasses fittGi and guaranteed. Granulated
lids Cataract Cross Eyes Strengthened without
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8 Our Business DIRECTORY. q
IA!
I. p. MOONEY.

(Successor to Lee Bowman.)
BLACKSMITH and Wagonmaker, Delhi,
ID Iowa. Work done promptly and In work.
nianlike manner. Charges reasonable. Your
Patronage solicited. 1851
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psNTIo ITO.
c. W. poRMAN,

llENTIsT. Omce on franklin Street. north
~ of tho Globe Hotel, Manchester, Iowa.
Dental Surgery in al its branches. Makes
frequent visits 70 neighboring towns. Always
at ofnoe on Saturdays.
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LAWRENCE q eREMs.
nRUGS. Wall Paper. Stationery, Paints, Oils,
~ etc. City Hall block.
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WM. DENNIS.
NARPkNTER, CONTRACTOR Il BUILDER.
~ am now prepared to do all work In my
line In good and wOrkmanllke manner. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Plans and estimates fur
nished. Work taken in town or country, Shop
near the stand tower on West Side Of river,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

|weszla drogI,sa lul1d q zapprz 4
|ozaja w~plywowi silly Boski &
ma beg wypadk6w,'... IN: M lo'l'l's1
|czynienia ~cu,d6w.podapta "a
tstala " w~atpliiw,7o,ss;tt:: W'VyJn1iilksii'etqml,'
takich poglad6w Jest to, ie
jedni, zaslepieni j opancerzz'e-
nj wynikami wiedzy, traca
Ware swoja, inni zas, SLIME :l;l'
wierzacy, oskarzaja nauke 9
to, ze podkopuje Ware.
Encvklika konczy sic Wy
jasnieniem biskupom ich "a
dan, polegajacych przede-
wszystkiem ma doborze sic
podw}adnych. Kler, zar6wno
W udzielaniu nauki, jak W
dziafalnosci sWojej spo}ecznej
zawsze powinlen
z mysla ~dopomagania s1abym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
Nigdy = zap6zno.

T'odczas rozmowy " ggronie prey
jaci6f, jeden sredniego wieku mez-=
;xyzna zauwazy1, re cz}owieksw je-
60 latach, ME by4by W stanie nau-
ozyG sic obcego jezyka. Kry}ow,
poeta rosyjski, natyehmiast zapro-.
ponowal zaklad, ze pomimo re Ii
czy obecnie 6s lat, zaiozy sic, re
W przeciagu najwyzej dwu lat, nau-
czy sic jezyka greckiego: ZaA}ad.
stana} j po dwu latachsKry}ow wy.t.
grail. Byl on podesz}y wiek,em, ale.
pefny energii. Me musimy mysle6
'ty1ko 0 latach, kt6re juz przeszly,
ale mysla nasza zwracat sic ku, tym
przyjda, SO pred Mani. Sta.
rae sic powinnismy, by utrzymat
.samych siebie m}odymi. Trinera.
Amerykanski Eliksir Gorzkirggo.
Wilma, odnowi krew, ureguluje ma
see trawienie j doda novel energm
naszym myslom. Zrobiony =
=czystego winogradu j starannie do-
.bieranych zi6f, ME zawiera on zad-s
nych trujacych Tub szkodliwych
skfadnik6w. Dzia}a n zo}adek j
wnetrzno6ci, czyniao prace tychze.
trawienie doskona}em, q przez to.
tworzac nowa, zdrowa, obfta krew..
Process ten Jest najzupelniej natu-
ralnym stoji " przeciwiehstwie
do lekarstw, kt6re wyprowadziw-
sly zo}adek z naturalnegossstan ME
moga oczy6oid krwi. Trinera Anne
-rykanski Eliksir Gorzkiego Wlna
wyleczy kazdy aoiadek. Do dosta-
MIA v aptekacl, lub Y fabrykanta
JOS. Triner, 79e So. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, Ills, Pilsen Station.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

Jasna Jest tedy zecza, e 4
VIOLA czlowieka jest swolnaa
niepodleggla.
MozeA burzIWost namiet-
[nosci oblaka6 two rozum j
EWyb6r, ale ME moze przynnu-
Isle do tego, abys cos zrob1
Tub ME zrobil szedl albo
sic ME ruszal jak martWaa,
|niema machina.
Kiedy kamien Y gore rzu
.cony, spada ma ziemie;; kiedy
.ogie6 trawi to co zajmie; kie-
woda Wysycha albo v I'D.
sic obraca, ME przyjdzie 81.
AMI ma mysl gnieWat sic, e
.kamie6, ogien j woda So po-
E&SE@E&S A.EEIET
praWu naturY..
Kiedy osa ukluje, albo wilk
oWce pozera, nazywasz ie
szkodliwymi, lub drapiezny-
mi, ME za6 wystepnymi, DO.
osa, wiki j kazde zwierze
idzie tylko "a swym instynk-
tenn, j ME umieja rozr6znit
dobrego Cd diego.
Czlowiek zas stale sic od-
powiedzialnym "a to co czy-
nj, DO ME idzie "a instynk-
tenn jak nierozumne stworze-
nie, ME podlega tax jakmart-
rzeczy "mimoWolnemu
dzialaniu.
A iednak, liberali ME kaza
dzieci pouczac Q tenn przez
nauke religii, DO ich zdaniem,
d~zia}ania nasze cd wicklow So
skrepowane przeznaczeniem
flepego losu.
0 ludzie! ME kazcie tel
wolnosci, ma kt6rej sic grun-
tuje godnosc czlowieka, j cd.
kt6rej uzywania, lavish nasz
przyszly zywot.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
skiemu wreoEona5 dorozdania

skkiiemuswlrrec,Esona IEddo7rozdann
ZaWiazalo Die Gu ,,K6lko Drama
styczne Fredro'' kt6re beedziie miiewac
posiedzenia odgrywac teatra Y
hall Pulaskiiego.
dniu SGD Maja :. i. rozpccz-
ME sad stanowy swa pdlroczna Sc
4sye budynku zwiazkowym mad
pocztag. .
!. Komisarze most6w ma rzece, zba-
dali mostly i uznali, il takowe POI
trzebuja napraWy zpowodu uszko.
dzen5przez kry lodowc.
Jak sic zdaje, to Fr. Glaza me-
szanse uzyskania nomina-
cyl ma szeryfa ma tykiet demokra-
tyczny; 81. Glaza jest obecnie De-.
putty szeryfem j oficerem sadq cyr-.
kItuloweggo, q vice jest odpowie-
kandydaten ma ten urzad.
Lubo przez intrygi lzieloni) poszu
kuja sobie inneggo kandydata ably
tylko popsu6G szanse Polakowi.
Dwoch mlodych chfopak6w W.
Williams is. Morgan, zostall ska
zani "a prowadzenie nieprzyzwoi.
tych NOW ma ss5 kary kazdy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
RlIeesdlallkltor ZZgOdy:
I. ! Blsmarc X.
z Wielkopolanina.
(Ciag dalszy.l

&%2@@2E&S az EgM&& SMS4S ~
Me! reki naduzyto do 6wie-
tokr'adzkiego sobrzedu, aleW
sercu pozostala chrzescianka;;
.odbiora 3ycieSale nieswole.
Kiedy uczony Galileusz u
Itrz!ymln,!yW,a1lll, edtd1 |la. / pI'lr.z,:e AZ, lK g
.pernilk,at,u,1k;lsd kui lemskiej,
4 Inkswizycya zInusila godo
Iodwolania 10 kleczkach prawd.
6lW'iiEaaltEu'ggo G'alleultszs.
Wstaiae, lnllrIucza jednak
D llalIl7I, 4 q q 81 y obfa
aS.ssssss@sS ssggssSsa. ssss aaS s@A sssg@ s& sSsS asNNSss sNss@ SSM#s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
Encyklika OLGA swietego.

z powodu pamietnej rocz-
nicyzgonu Papieza Grzegorza
Wielkiego, wyda1 Plus X en-
cyklike, ~poswiecona chara-
kterystyce rozkladu spo}e-
czenstwa PREY obejmowaniu
tronu papiezkiego przez GREE
gorza Wielkiego i daznosciom
reformatorskim tego Papieza.
Papiez X %por6wnywa easy
6wczesne do dzisiejszych i
oswiadcza, re on r6wniez we
wnatrz mur6w Watykanu O.
toczony jest wrogami i ME-
bezpiecze6stwami, p}ynace-
mi re stron r6znych. Ale tax
samo, jak Grzegorz, postano-
viii oprzec sic ma opoce ME-
zdobytej, ma KoSciele. Jedy-
ME Kosci6i, z~apewnic 'noze
pok6j swiatu cafemu, dlatego
tel powinno dojSc do
p~orozumienia pomiedzy
potegami ~duchownemi aswie-
ckiemi, obie BOWEN powo91a-
ne zostaly do istnienia wola
Boga, a celem ich Jest dopoo-
magazine sobie n
Papiez Plus x oswiadcza
dalej, ze starac sic bedzie ma
,sladowac nieWzruszona sile
Grzegorza, q zasada lego RIA
dow bedzie obrona Wszyst-s
kich praw przywilej6w, kt6-
rych str61em pred Bogiem
Jest papiestwo.
Stosunki obecne SO gorsze,
aniiaei "a czas6w Grzegorza
Wielkiego, . Judy 50 zmeczo-
ne wymaganiami, akie sta
via zy ,5,,i DIS tel ME cho-.
dzi ~ tylko . zWalozanie
kacerstwa, ale trzeba pprzylo.
aycreke dooczyy's'zlczenia pprzzJy.
lsoueniiaclls rzew t6re q,
znaczaiial Il 4 Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY CHI, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, NJ. d, Fl. Ziarnowski
CHIC GO. Ill. Max D rengowski
COLUMBUS. N,br., Wiktor Tarasiuski =
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
GRENVILLE, S. OAK, Jozef Gruba
HOFAdPARK. Wis, NJ ] Kosmi:ki
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, W K Szemborski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE. Wis. Adam Bambenek
POUND, Wis, Jozet N Teszlewicz
-ARNoW, Nebr. Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
POlski Biskup.
,,Polak W Ameryce'' podaje
tel sprawie co nastepuje::

81 Oldh w 1AA4OiJSO POuUJo
W tel sprawie co nastepuje:
Teraz juz ma peWno moze-
my sic podzielicz amerYkah-
ska Polonia, Ia W~iadomoscia,
re sprawe r6wnouprawnienia
Observation-Disclosures k)eru
ma r6wni z innonarodowym
|katolickim klerem W Amery-
ce, Rzym za}atwi1 stanowczo
i to ma nasza korzysc. Pomi-
mo wielu p~rzeciwnoSci i pre-
szk6d, pomimo poteznych ]
%wp}ywowych wrog6w, =
(kt6rzy wszelkiemi si}ami
starali sic szkodzic amerykah-
skiej Polonii, Rzym odrzeA,
re nasza sprawl jest s}uszna
Il sprawiedliwa, i ze polacy
powinni i musza mice pred
%stawicieli: W wyzszej hierar-
Chi katolickiego Koscio}a "
Ameryce. O tenn wszystkiem
zapewnia mas telegram, kt6ry
~otrzymalismy z Rzymu W
piatek, dnia Is kWietnia b. r.
Nasz delegat, ks. Kruszka,
kt6ry W dniu 8 kwietnia, b. +.
miat odplynac z Nelpolu do
Ameryki,bawi jeszcze " Rzy-
mie i to zatrzymany pomysl
nym obrotem tel ca}ej rzeczy.
Juz wydawalo sic, ze pre-
gralismy, ze. nasza sprawl W
|Rzymie p6jdzie c%onajmniej W
odw}oke, W o~statniej jednak
chwili wszystko zmienilo sic
ma najlepsze i Bog pokiero-
wal tax, re Rzym uwzglednh
nasze. prosby j re wyszlismy
zwyciezko 2 Walk Q przyna-
|lezne nam prawa.
Take i New York He
raid, z dnia Is kwietnia, br.
donosi 0 pomy6lnem zalatwie-
niu prosb ameryka6skiej Po-
lonii.
New York Herald" pisze,
ze delegat, Ks. Kruszka, mia}
" piatek Is kwiet., prywatne
posluchanie u OLGA Sw., j ze
otrzyma} zapewnienie, il po--
lacy W anachZjednoczonnych
beda mieli biskupa, Tub gge-
neralnych wikarych 5wlasnei
fnarodowosci. KS. Kruszka,
|dnia % kwietnia, siada, W
Neapolu ma okret udaje sic
2 powrotem do Stan6w lied
noczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
Schema mapa kuli ziemskiej

sHE&"
Piekna mapa, bardzo przydatna
do o%bjasnieh. drukowana ma CRU
papierse 4sxe+ Gale, oprawna
" walki; brzegi obsadsone v pf6tno,
przedstawiajsc a posiadtoaoi naazych.
nowych 'wysp, kolej Trans. syberyjs
ska, stacyetelegrafiesne j okretowe,,
ddryogi SolojoWe j inne, rysunkti.
Japonii, Chin, Mand1uryi, Korei
dlsall'ekieggo wschodu. Wyse}amy pc
naprxddsa5ow xl,acskach
I'ooztowych pod adresem ". b.
.Kaniiskleern, 2. IN n. Chicago 8
North Western r Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

yaosns'l nany'n,sn'eg'zi
nraca inte1es Il mie5cie ustaie.
TAX ciezklch czas6w lax obecnie
ME panietaia ludziska " szystko
nrzvstem kto vie lax to
dtupo potrwa.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
z BAY CITY, ], Mich.

lIIsl K6tgko PolsI .organi.o-I
" 'w,an ~ sostalo kilkatsgodni tenn.
ua dasosaywy dovdd swyoh prac,
IIo|f 81 "a bowiiemunn subogieh
lslwietk ksposns