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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-30

his duty. All day long he tramped
back and forth from one gang OF men
to the other, keeping sharp eye on
the details OF the work. His practical
experience was sufficient TO solve readi-
ly such problems as broken tackle, ex-
ira expedients or facility which the
days brought forth. The fact that In
him was vested the power TO discharge
kept the men AT work.
Dyer was In the habit OF starting for
the marsh an hour or so after sunrise.
The crew. of course, were at work by
daylight Dyer heard them often
through his doze, just as he heard the
chore boy come In to build the fire and
I'LL the water pail afresh. After
time the fire. built of kerosene and
pitchy black pine, would get so hot
that In self defense he would arise and
dress. Then he would breakfast lei
surely.
Thus he incurred the enmity Of the
cook and cookee. Those individuals
have 10 prepare food three times day
for half hundred eaters. besides
which on sleigh haul they are sup
posed to serve breakfast at 3 o'clock
for the leaders and variety of lunches
up to midnight for the sprinkler men.
As consequence they resent infrac-
tons OF the little system they may
have been able TO introduce.
Now, the business of a foreman IL TO
be up as soon az anybody. He does
none of the work himself, but he must
see that somebody else does IL aud does
IL well. lie must know how a thing
ought TO be done, and he must be on
hand unexpectedly TO see how its ac-
complishment IL progressing. Dyer
should have been out of bed at first
horn blow.
one morning he slept until nearly 10
o'clock. 1t was inexplicable! He hur-
ried from his bunk, made hasty toilet
and started for the dining room TO get
some sort Of lunch to do him until
dinner time. AS he stepped from the
door OF the office he caught sight OF
two men hurrying from the cook camp
TO the mems camp. He thought he
heard the hum of conversation in the
latter building. The cookee set hot
coffee before him. For the rest he
took what he could find cold on the tn
bic.
Dyer sat down, feeling for the first
time n little guilty. This was not be
cause of sense of a dereliction in du
~, but because he feared the strong
mans contempt for inefiiciency.'
II sort of pounded my ear a little
long this morning" he remarked. witt
an unwonted air of bonhomie.
The cook creased his paper with ON
hand and went on reading.
II suppose the men got out to TIT
marsh on time" suggested Dyer, still
easily.
The cook laid aside his paper an,
looked the scaler in the eye.
You're the foreman; I'm the cook.
said he. "You ought to know"
Dyer was no weakling. The prob
lem presenting. he rose to the emergen
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-30

,Iersman. They read 1t With moved
faces and tossed 1t aside Va more
than ordinarily rough JoktQ oath.
rhorpe understood their reH1ce. 1t
was a part Of his own natur fie felt
more than ever akin TO theseln.
As swamper he had morer Jess to
do with a cant hook In lung the
transfers roll the end OF thego n the
little "dray." He soon cght the
knack. Toward Christmas had be-
come fairly efficient cant ,ok man
and was helping roll the gressticks Of
timber up the slanting skidsThus al
WAYS intelligence counts, specially
thar rare intelligence whiclresolves
into the analytical and theniputely
observing.
Tie was getting just the perience
and the knowledge he needebut that
was about all. His wages we $25 a
month. which his van bill ould re-
duce to the double eagle. Athe end
~ the winter he would haven't a lit
flo over 500 to show for hisenson's
work. and this could mean amost on
~ 500 for Helen. But the fiire was
his He saw now more plaiy what
he had dimly perceived bete that
FOR the man who buys timber ~ logs
II well. n sure future is waitg* And
in this camp he was beginninto learn
from failure the conditions of lccess.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-30

The crew worked on the marsh that
afternoon and the subsequent days OF
the week. They labored conscientious
~. but not zealously. The work moved
slowly. AT Christmas number Of the
men went out" Most of them were
back again after four or Ave days, for
while men werenot plenty neither was
work. The equilibrium was nearly ex-
act.
But the convivIals had lost to Dyer
the days Of their debauch. Instead OF
keeping up TO 10000 a day, as Roadway
had figured was necessary, the scale
would not have exceeded $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-30

~1HEY finished cutting Q secuon
n II during Thorpe's second
week. II became necessary to
n begin on section H. wich lay
two miles TO the east. In that nction
the character OF the country Hanged
somewhat
The pine there grew thick on@lateu
'islands" OF not more than arHre or
so I'm extent-little knobs risl2 from
the level Of marsh. In ordinry con-
ditions nothing would have bee Easier
than to have plowcd roads aox the
frozen surface OF this marsh. ne pc
culiar state Of the weather inlrposed
tremendous difficulties.
The early part OF autumn hi been
characterized by heavy snowu Inn
mediately after a series OF mil Hays.
A warm blanket of some tlkness
thus overlald the earth, effectuay pre-
venting the freezing which suletuent
cold weather would have Gauss All
the season Railway had contend1 with
this condition Even In the Goods.
muddy swamp and spring holesAused
endless difficulty and necessihtd a
great deal OF "corduroying," or n lay
ing OF poles side by side to fenl an
artificial bottom. Here In thAppen
some six inches of water and uEmit-
ed mud awaited the first horSa that
should break through the layer dtnow
and thin ice Between each pahef is
lands a road had to be 'tramped'f
Thorpe and the rest were put Il this
disagreeable job. All day long they
had TO walk mechanically badl and
forth on diagonals between the Eflrks
set by Railway with his snowhoes.
Early In the morning their feet Mere
wet by icy water. for even the lght
weight OF a man sometimes broka the
frozen skin OF the marsh. BY tght
a road OF tramplcd snow of greai4 OF
less strength was marked out atOss
the expanse. Thus the blanket ka'
thrown back from the warm clrth
and thus the cold was given Il chinc,
at the water beneath. In Il day A Sc
the road would bear horse. A ktlg'
of Ice had been artiiiclally construaed
OH either side of which lay unsoWeleC
depths. This road was indicated b.
row OF frs stuck in the snow OF
either side.
1t was very cold. All day long hh
restless wind swept across the shter
ing surface of the plains and Dor
around the corners of the islands III
big woods are as good as an oycraai
The overcoat had been taken away
When the lunch sleigh arrived I'll
men huddled shivering in the Ice q
one Of the knobs and tried to eat Wit
benumbed fingers before fire thi
was but mockery. Often IL was nen
ly dark before their work wame
them again. All of the sideways ha
TO be placed on the edges of the !
lands themselves, and the logs had
be travoyed over the steep little knoll
A single misstep out on to the pa
meant mired horse. Three tim
heavy SHOWS obliterated the roads,
that they had TO be plowed out befo
the men could go to work again.
was n struggle
Railway was evidently worried. |
often paused before a gang to inqui
how they were making t." He seel
cd afraid they might wish TO gu
which was indeed the case. but
should never have taken before the
any attitude but that OF absolute C
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-30
CHAPTER vi.

1HEY finished cutting O @ction
IE II during Thorpe's Scond
week. II became Necessary to
begin on section IA, wich lay
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-30

~ ADwAY returned 10 camp by the
mi 9th of January. He went on
IA snowshoes over the entire job
and then sat silently In the Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-01-30

persetrales oIner IiliiinSnL can peA~t4 ate.
Sinks right into the fevered skin and taxes out
pain. Good for everything that walks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
no OWO:

Rosya skarzy sic pred
swiatem, re Japonia po-
gwalci}a prawo miedzynaro-
we, rozpoczynajac wojne, "a
MIN stosunki ~dyplomatyczne
zosta1y zerwane. Japonia ma
to ME odzywa sic wcale, inne
zas pa6stwa ME spiesza sic 2
~politowaniem ola biednej
~,,pokrzywdzonej" Rosyi, pc
wiekszej czesci tez milcza,
vice zdaje sic, ME uwazaja
narzeka6 moskiewskich "a.
sluszne. 2 reszta Moskalomu,
tym n a wiekszym po-
lityk OF (najwiekszym
.klamcom) ma swiecie malo
kto dis jeszcze wierzy, cho-
cia1by prawde m6wili. slepa
wiara ich obdarzaja jedynie
.zaSlepieni narwa6cy, moska-
lofile j panslawisci. Do tych
zaliczaja sic " wiekszej czesci
Serb, Slowie6cy, Kroaci, Gee
si inne pomniejsze galazzk'i
drzeWa slowia1skiego. Czego
sic ci ludzie Cd Moskala spo-
Edziewaja, trudno zrozumiet.
sPrzeciez, caty SWAT, q zatem
slowia6skie narody wiedzaa,
iak sobie Moskal postepuje'
I'd przeszlo stu lat Z narodem
polskim. Ne moze i'm bye
anie Ru-
sinow, kt6rych Moskal ola lll
sieh Wiary got6W wytepit, ]
DsssslllIs1val Il 8 81. ~ gnebi
ichlm,loIrduje aprzseeciie'zS g
Hslowiallie iczniej ,.bhzs ,i
nosva Moskalowi "a inayoh
j IS.I|4.ll l||IsIIll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
POszukiWani

Poszukujee towarzyszi 4ycia pan
ny lub wdowy y Srednim wieku,1.
Jestem Wdowcem, nam piecioroI
dzieci, najjmlodsze ma lat, naj--
starsxy syn IS .Panna lnb wdowa,5
ktdraby sie zdecydowala, prosze
przyyslat fotoggraafiee 2 q przYsleeI
swoie. Nam lat39. Jestem dobrze
znany w.Pensyllwani jako kowal j
musyy kant.
Pacific ave.
Jersey City, q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

~ otyls, q anin oga zyRa
7 interchangeable 7 tej fo s.
tecy BE d I'wylyjjd,lzlsi,e,s., lC @ ME Il
1v'y,bIa ,Jiappso'dczycy, e doebija
..s 81 ~ ...:Az'l'swiecgoodsbye bie gsl
rosyjskiesW,oljskow Portr,Ar
thur!
Klot.ntrakt 2 Panama uz
Ipodpissany urzedowo obwie-
'szczony. W.dlziesieciu latac'h
przemykac sic beda okrety 2
eanuatlantyckiego do 8
ceanu spokojnego ME k ',
.kraju oggnistego jak dotad,
gdzie zaWsze grozilo mniejsze
lub Wieksze niebezpieczeh-
stWao7, lecz spokojnym powaz-
nym kanalem, skracajac dro-
geo kilka tysiecy mil. We'll
.ka 2 tad korzysc ola 5wiata
.handlowego, czy j my z tego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

mu kochanemu swietemu e
otrzymana pocieche, potem
z~blizywszy Sic do stolu, ujrzal
wycisniety ma MIN Slad pra-
wei dloni meczennika. Pa
miatke te ucalowal stokrot,
zanim sic spac polozyl. Naza--
jutrz, ledwie sic ocknal, po-
biegl zaraz do stolu, ably sic
:przekonac, azai 6lad cudow-
ny pozostal; a widzac gor6W-
ME wyraznym jak v nocy,
!zbyl sic wszelkiej w~atpiwo6-
ci. Zaczem zwolal do sWojej
cell wszystkich Ojc6w j Braci
Klasztoru j %opowiedzial i'm 8
nieslychanej lasce, jaka SO
spotkala. Wszyscy wtedy O.
gladali wycisk dloni przez
Wielebnego ola przekononia
pozostawiony.
lie @. Korzeniecki zyl "
scislej przyjazniz Ojcami To-
warzystwa naszego, uwiado-
mil Q wszystkiem Jezuit6w
wielkiego Kollegium, v P1oc-
ku, miedzy kt6remi sic znaj-
.doWalem. OpoWiadanie cele-
go zdarzenia slyszalem na
wlasne uszy."
(M6j dodatek)
Teraz bracia kochani co
robic? Otto trzymajmy sic
spokojnie, lecz razem, wojuj-
my orezem WARY, to jest go.
raca modlitWa. po1aczona 2
pokuta, a ME bronia matery-
alma, zelazna, Wyjawszy, zeby
chWala Boza i dobro Kosciola
tego .wymagaiy; wtedy Opa-
trznosc Pana Boga wan dos
tarczy j srodk6w do tego po-
trzebnych. Vice badzmy
.bacznymi j madrYmi, ably
znowu ~przedwczesnem pows-
taniem nieroztropnem jeszcze
wiecej ME zniweczyc kraju j
narodu. (niech sic pomnaza "
pokoju wiecej nar6d Polski:)
- Starajmy sic szczeg6lnie Q.
to, ably nasze serca j umysly
:byly polaczone wezlem szcze'
rel milosci braterskiej W Ser
cusBoskiem Pana naszego Je-.
zusa Chrystusa, j wtedy mo- no.
.zemy mice peWna nadzieje, ze
ten Ojciec Niebieski, dobroci
i milosierdzia nieskohczonego
lyd sw6j wierny, teraz ucie-
miezony, do wolno6ci j slawy
narodowej tenn predict pod
niesie; q Kr6lestwo Polskie
znowu zakwitnie pod obrona
Najswietszej Fanny Czesto-
chowskiej "a przyczyna B1
Boboli, j bedzie
siynaf, jak dawniej pomiedzy
panujacemi pahstWami.
X +. S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci ~miejscowi:
BAY CITY. Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D.. FIR. Ziarnow XII
SCHIC GO, Ill Max Dereneowski
EoLUMBUS, Nsbr., Wiktor Tarasinski
EGRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
FHOFA PARK. Wis, NJ ] Kosmicki
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jabloask
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, W K Szemborski
AK HILL. Mich, St Pogorzelski9
PIKE LAKE, Wis. Adam Bambenek
POUND, Wis, Jo1et n sTeszlewicz 50
sTARNOW, Nebr. Jan Ma.yja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

|knuta mo,skii s. ze M
ro~dyslowia6skied Diff ~ ME ma
,ja zadnego znacze,nllia, ze je--
Idyni tylko Serbowie m,aja
Iswego kr6la, inne sas pod
lobcem jarz,m1let,ml jecza. Przy-
czyne togo oplakaan1ego Pc;
upatruje 65W medrre',kll
" wie,lkiei pysz'e, kt6ra sic 3
narody sslowila 1ilds odzn 1lal'
|czaly j odznaczaja j, 60 re
tenn idzie, v ciemnocie Y
myslowej. Jest v tenn nieco'
prawdy, ale 6w pan, zdaje
sic wylacza pod tym wzgle-
dem Moskali, jak gdyby ie--
dynie " Rosyi oswiata kWitlaa,
a nar6d rosyjski byl jednymnl.
wielkim wzorem cnoty mad.
cnotami, pokory J? Po-.
dobne majaczenie moze bye
jedynie owocem chorobliwej
wyobrazni ,,posmarowaneggo'
lizilapy m~oskiewskiego, szko-
da wielka, ze je umiescila
.powazna gazeta katolicka,
kt6rej b%ynajmniej odm6wic
HE MONA starannego reda-
gowania tax sdlugo, poki o
|Moskalach movie ME roz-
pocznie. Go Rosya kiedy
dobrego uczynila, z czegoby
chluba spadala take na inne
(narody slowiahskie. jake to
czestc >bylo trzeba sic Aoma-
czyc, re to ME Polak, ME
Czech lub inny slowian tax
pc barbarzy6sku sobie posta-
lpi1, tylko Moskal, a tego
trzeba uniewinnic, DO on le-
piej ME potrafi? Car z swymi
siepaczami trzyma nar6d
groza pod knutem, vice mic
(~dziwnego, re to nar6d pol
|dziki, zatem zdolny tylko do
czyn6w barbarzy6skich?
Czyz Jest ma swiecie drugi
kraj, " kt6rym jeden cz1ot
wick, jak car w.Rosyi, wszyst-
(kiem rzadzi, a zatem gdyby
caly nar6d m6glby
Emusic do oswiaty? Gzemuz
icar 0 to sic ME stara? ~ DO
ma W tenn osobiste cele. Vie
on bardzo dobrze, re nar6d
zapoznawszy sic 2 historya
!swiata, ME zni6slby tyranii,
|chociazby ona j dobrze mu
zyczyla ma razie. Me masz
|przeto widok6w, azeby car j
[dobrze platni jego zausznicy
narodowi Wieksza wolnosc
przyznali, AMI nawet pc do
%browolnem po1aczeniu sic
wszystkich szczep6w slowia6-
lskich pod berlem (czytaj
rF.a|%E E@.ESl-5 -
K ~ . M cara Wszech Ro-
|syi. ~ Co bylo udzialem Po-
|lak6w j Rusin6w przez p6lto-
"a wieku pod ~panowaniem
caryc i car6w, to ME mimic
takze .innych narod6w s}o-
wia6skich pod grozna lapa
~niedzwiedzia m~oskiewskiego.
.JAzeli Was nanoWie pam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

@8s@sssgasss@@ @SaHMssssaM##S
dzi.o,lEIpl,oo1llsllkksii,e... 4 d lllll 4 q I
jest zabobonny, ulekme
Ibadzi cezego, tam tlle FL r.
chow pod 81 Maln '1a
III, Is slusznie sie ob'a y, {
trzeelbta, czy m nt1l,k'l duslze v
ciele przez e szereggi s. Pre-!
Wioza. Wszak tamdlrogapro-
|Wadz przez sybir kra gepto
posiany ko6cmi zbielalemi
niewinnych ofiar polskish
unit6W. Kt6z zapewnii6 mole,
ze 2 tych ke Sc i ME powstaniie
nadziemska sila armia
grozniejsza Cd wszystkich dis
ma calym sWiecie razem
|istniejacych? Pytaja mas e
.Wszech stron, komu myrPo-
lacy zwyciestwa " .obecnejj
walce zyczymy. Nam zyjacym.
ME Wolno glo6no j wprost ma
to pytanie ~odpoWiadac;; "a to.
glo5niej. j dobitniej anizeli-
my to uczynif zdola1i.
j swiatu i Moskalom odpo-:.
wiadaja "a mas te setki tysie-
cy duch6w nieWinnych meg
.czyzn, niewiast j dzieci, 2
atesknoty "a ojczyznazdoczes-
ma j 2 glodu j wynedznialee.
:ciala opuszczaiac ma pusty
mach syberyjskich przenio-.
sly sic do ojczyzny Wiecsnej,
by skargi i zale swe najslusz-
|n~iejsze przedlozyc Temu, "
|kt6rego mocY So wszystkie
|pahstwa ziemskie i cary.
Me div, re Moskalom ciez-
ko przeprawiac sic przez
|Sybir, ME div, e sic caly
nar6d czuje przygnebionym.
Me laden to przypadek, q
|Opatrznosc zrzadzi1a, re Mo-
skalom wypadla droga ma
wielka wojne przez cmen-
tarz ofiar 0 pomste do nieba
wolajacych. Zdaje sic, il
ola Moskali. miarka milosier-
[dzia i litosci sic przebrala,
nadszedl dzie6 rachunku, q
nam ME wolno Bozej vol
sic sprzeciwiac.
0 0 Q Q
We Wisconsinie wynalaz1
|jakis ,wielki" czlowiek spo-
sob unoszenia sic ponad
|ziemie "a pomoca elektryki.
ITymczasem pr6by odbywaja
sic tylko PREY zamknietych
|drzwiach i zaslonionych ok
mach, ale ma WystaWe " st.
Louis, zdazy p. Sieberus sw6j
wynalazek tax Questionable,
re Dedzie MONA take ma
wolnem powietrzu sic pro-
|dukowac. Jezeli sic to re
~czywiscie uda, to juznie ma
zarty bedzie sic m6Wilo, il ten
hub 6w q b6tam chce do ME-
Iba. Kto bedzie. na lyle "a
mozny ze sobie patent zaku-
pi, ten ME tylko M ksiezyc j
do Marsa sic wzniesie leczjak
!daleko tylko sam zechce, DO
k,, ,n1,nolounE mo zi1nnlnia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

tedyzaInkniey krlasztorsze!
sk0any M nieezynnosc
bie,dlz.i1s Die v sWoiej ssamnotnod-
ci mySla mic ME mozess
dla chWaly Bozej i~zbawienia
braci uczyniG.
,Owoz jednego raz ggdy byl
przyci6niety smu1tlkiemm (zda-
rzylo sic tow roku 1919 mie-
siaca dnia ME pomnlnpee) Of
WorzyI p6zno Wiecz6r lokno.
swojej cell j patrzac " niebo,
.aczal wzyWac Wielebnego'
Andrzeja Boboli ku ktoremu.
dzieci6stwa sWojego czulll'
lszczeg6lniejsze nabozehsttao,
chociaz jeszcze Ko6ci6l ME
byl togo meczennika ma Of
tarzach postawil. @ wielebn1y
Andrzeju, mowH, Wiele luz lat;
przeszo, jak przepowiedziales
wskrzeszenie nieszczesliwe,i
Kiedyz sic Msci t#oje
proroctwo? Wiesz lepiej O.
demnie, 2 jaka ~nienaWiscia
s~chizmatycy przesladuja
nasza swieta Ware, j jak sta
raja sic nasz kochany kraj,
twoja ojczyzne do schizmy
popchnae. Ach kwiety Hrla-
czenniku, ME pozw6l ma
kie nieszczeScie; wyjednaj %
Boga milosiernego lito66 ola.
biednych Polak6w. Mech
stanie sic znoWu jed
nom kr6lsstvem, %prawowier-
Nom j Bogu. podlegiem.
,,Juz bylo p6zno.w noe. Q.
Korzeniecki skohczywszy
modlitWe, zamknal okno j
chcia1 i6G spac; alisci skoro
sic obr6cH, ujrzal ma srodku.
cell powazna postac meska "
ubiorze Jezuity. Ia postac
oGzwa{a sic: Stawiam sic ma
twoje wezwanie Ojcze Korze-
niech, jestem Andrea Bobo-
Ia. Otw6rz jeszcze raz okno.
twoje, adziwy obaczysz. Cho-
ciaz nieco przestrasaony, u
czynn Dominikanin, co mu.
ibylo rozkazane, IL Wielkiem
ujrzaf ME cias-.
ny ogr6dek klasztorny, ale
%niezmierna przestrze6 rozcia-
gajaca sic do kra6c6w hory-
zontu. Plaszczyzna, kt6ra
masz pred SODA, mowi1 dalej
Nielebny Bobola, TO okolica
sr6d kt6rej mialem
szczescie poniesc meczenstwo
ola WARY; przyirze sic, a do
wiesz sic o tenn, co Gle tax
zywo obchodzi. @. Korzeniec-
zwr6cil znoWu oczy ma
krajobraz: ia raza p1aszczyz-
ma byfa pokryta niezliczony-
batolionami Moskali, Tur-
k6W, Anglik6W, Francuzow,
Niemc6w j innych ludlow.
kt6rych nies#umial rozr6znic.
Wszyscy oni Walczyi z zacie-
bezprzykiadna. Zakon-
mix ME rozumiai, co to mialo.
znaczye; przyszedl mu v po-
E%&E@gSE Es.=s&%7
moe 6Wiety. Kiedy, rzekl, lu-
die doczekaja sic takiej vol
ny, "a przywr6ceniem poko-.
u nastapi wskrzeszenie Pol
ski, ia zostane uznany jed
nym : jej patron6w.
nUradoWany obiotniea O.
Korzeniecki zawolal: O.m6j
6wiety, jakze mogem iec pew
no5c, ze to widzenie, to cd
wiedziny niebia6slke, ta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

2 tad korzysc ola Swiata.
cry j my 2 tego
Bacznosc na wielkie
rZeczY.
w roku 1897 kiedy iowa.
rlzystWo sW. Kazimierzas OBJ
.chodzilo jubileusz 25-letni
swojego istnienia " mie6cie
Winona, Mimi, przyjechal
na zaproszenie Wiel. Ks.
proboszcza Pacholskiego fun-
dator togo samego ToWarzyst-,
wa Ks. Franciszek Ksawery
Szulak, Misyonarz Tow. Jez.;
j kiedy Wieczorem prawie ca
Ia parafia byla zgromadzona
szkolnej, j wesolo OBJ
.chodzila te uroczystosc rome
mi spieWami narodoWemi j
:wysmienitemi muzykalnemi
wtedy miedzy tenn
~wypowiadano rome mowy,
lecz. " tym celu, ably ducha
narodowego j razem religijne-
go odnewi6 i podnies6. Pomie-
dry mowcami byl wezwanY i
KS. Fr. Szulak, j myslacso
tenn, co by ~najwiecej zgroma-
dzonych moglo pocieszyc, o
bral sobie "a przedmiot sWo-
.jej mowy ZmartwychWstanie
|Kr6lestwa Polskiego. Przyta-
|czajac rome fakta 2 history
krajowej nareszcie przytoczy}
.%pojawienie sic cudowne nasze-
60 meczennika B1. Andrzeja
.Boboli. tenn ~pojaWieniu juz
slyszal ks. Szufak bedac iesz-
cze W starym kraju, q j tn "
Ameryce czytal Q MEM "
ksiazce, we francuskim jezy-
ku opisujaca Proroctwa OBJ
jaWienia r6znych 6wietych O.
sob. Tymi dniami zas otrzy-
NAL opis tego pojaWienia sic
%cudownego calkiem 2 pewne-
g zr6dla, tax, ze Q tenn mai
mniejszego ME MONA mice
powatpiewania.. Postanowilem
vice to oglosic ola oalej ma
szej Fmigracyistu v Stanach
Zjednoczonych. Jest to list
pryWatny sW. pamiec Ks.
.Grzegorza Felkierzamba. Tow.
Jez., kt6rymsbedac ieszcze.
" Rzymie opisal szczeg6ly
eudownego pojawienia sic 81.
Andrzeja Boboi pa Litwie.
Ten za5 list byI wydrukowa
ny v diennikuzfr
Union France omtoise co
Ikilka miesiecy p6zniej
Przeglad Poznansi 1856,
Tom Xxx str. 292) doslow
nie powt6rzyl List ten naste-
pujacy
Nv r.1819 znajdowl sic v
WilnieO @. Korzeniecki, Do
mlnikanin, kaplan wysokileej
;swietosc1i slawnYkoznodzzie'5
iaWalczyl on nieustaannliie9z
~ggorliwoscia
.przeciw bledom~ schlzmatyc-S
kim, tome tylkoizz kazalni-I
cv,alet
lac kt6re
q lon1r;zl.adaI leeeo
- 3 ||||ll|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

6neral StoesseI,dllolFW6dzca
70 IElI'il@ .'.sllg0g PoIIt ~
thur q, s. ~ - asv.y,c1
||poaW sI|lIIIlllllj 'I'll kt6Iym
sllasaIsP IeSlEIaa|alI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

Moskalom jakos ME spieszy
sic ruszat no dalek Wsch6d'
do boju Puld Y Mlandzuryi
Eprawie polo,Vie skklald,1lasiaa
Die Pollalk,o,w "a |lIl' tll
ieeel
~ y q naWlasnyIch ludE,
I| a |! 1 VOLS a. I, sl!E' e6 -
|lIlI|sss - ||l 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

W Iowie peWien pred q
siebiorca pono zawarl kon-
trakt 2 kurami. Pan Richard
son tax sic nazyWa 6w pan,
zjada pocztery do piec TUT
now ja "a iednem posiedze-
MEM. Take posiedzen;etrwa
.najwyzej dwadzipescia minut.
Mic dziWnego tedy,zejaia ca
czesto ich ME dostaie.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-04-01
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