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The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

On Board the Daily News Dispatch
Boat Fawan. Che Foo. June 30.-Eight
European refugees who left Port Ar
thur in Chinese junk were picked
up yesterday morning by the Fawan.
There were five men, two women and
child in the party. They belonged to
the upper class. The information they
gave seems reliable. They stated thai
the Russian feet now consists OF the
following ships In good condition: The
Czarevitch, Retvisan, Pobieda, Peres
Wet, Poltava, Askold, Diana, Bayan
Novik and twenty torpedo craft and
smaller boats. The torpedo transport
Amur is damaged and the battleship
Sevastapool slightly damaged, but
they can soon be repaired.
There are 1900 sailors and 10000
largely employed as nurses. There
are $50 artisans and 1000 citizens
These 1000 have now been drafted
into the army and are drilling daily.
There is plenty of food. but the gov.
eminent is controlling prices in order
to prevent speculation.
The refugees also stated that, owing
to the jeers OF the army, the feet was
forced to make its recent demonstra-
ton on June 23d in order to preserve
the morale OF the garrison. 1t came
out of the harbor with total of thir.
ty-five ships. The Japanese made a
torpedo attack the same night.
Russian sailors say they are afraid
of the Japanese torpedo boats as they
always rush at full speed for the bat
tleships. Regardless OF danger from
mines. when the torpedo boats came
up, the Russian vessels retreated In.
fNde the harbor. tie Sevastapool
striking one OF the Russian mines in
the dark. However Il was only
slightly damaged. The refugees deny
that the Russians lost any cruisers.
They say, however. that the Japanese
lost two torpedo boats. This, however,
is not to be credited. They stated that
they thought the feet would make a
great fight eventually, but that mean
time. while waiting for the arrival OF
Admiral Skrydloff. all the officers were
afraid to risk defeat without orders.
The captain of the Novik is an excep-
ton to this rule. He is very brave,
going out repeatedly.
These refugees said that they
thought the fortress could be taken
from the land side only. The Japanese
are ct present making an attack on
Wolf mountain.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07
RAID BY vLADIvOSTOK SQUADRON
AND JAPANESE MOVEMENTS ON LAND

Toxic. July 1.-The Russian viadi-
sostok squadron. accompanied by tor
pedo boats. appeared off Gensan. on
the east coast of Korea. yesterday
Torpedo boats entered Gensan harbor
at $3.50 in the morning. shelled the set
Element and sunk a small steamer and
small schooner. The torpedo boats
left the harbor at 1920. A total of 200
shells was fired into the settlement,
but no serious damage resulted,
Later the yladivostok squadron.
consisting of three cruisers, one tor
pedo boat destroyer and nine torpedo
boats. was reported off An Pen (about
fifteen miles to the east of Gensan)
proceeding in a southeasterly direc-
ton Its destination is not known.
Seoul. Korea. July Reports re
ceived here OF the appearance of the
Russian Vladiyostok squadron OF Gen
san on the east coast OF Korea, say
the warships were first seen at g.: 30
O'CLOCK in the morning. Four torpedo
boats entered the harbor and sank a
small steamer and a junk. while the
cruisers remained outside and shelled
the Japanese barracks on shore. AT
the end Of half an hour the Russians
withdrew in the midst of a torrential
downpour of rain which prevented the
lookouts from noting what direction
they took.
The damage inflicted by the Russian
fire was slight. and no casualties have
been reported. Further news. howev.
er. is expected when the telegraph
wire between Seoul and Gensan, which
was broken by the storm, is restored.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

the appearance of having been In .
general engagement. her bow having
been shot away and II looked as II she
had rescued many men. The Lieuten-
ant BIrukoff is one of the torpedo boat
destroyers taken from the Chinese at
Taku in 1900. The general belief here
is that she ran Admiral Togos block
ade and came here with dispatches for
is quite natural, as two Cassack officers
were on board.
The Russians last night celebrated
the arrival of the Lieutenant Burukon.
Bands OF music from the camps east OF
the town were sent to the administers
tor's house. where there was singing
and champagne dinner.
The Russians have large force at
Ia Tche Kiao A Russian officer in
formed the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press that General Kuropatkin's
plan is to place 10000 men in that Vi
cinity. 1t has. however. 1t is believed.
been found TO be impossible.
The commander of the torpedo boat
also reports that two Japanese torpedo
boats were crippled.
Toxic, July 1.-The Toxic CORES
pendent of the Times says;
There is considerable uncertainty
here regarding the Russian losses in
the recent sortie from Port Arthur. 1t
is Just possible that no ship was sunk.
The Peresveit may have got into port
at night.
''The Japanese, on the other hand.
feel certain that three torpedoes took
effect on three ships"
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07
Butter.


Denver, July IA News special
from Trinidad last night says: T. d.
Mitchell. superintendent OF the Pied
mont mine OF the Rocky Mountain
Fuel Company. near Sopris, was as
saulted by two men last night and had
a narrow escape from being killed
His head was badly cut In several
places and his body bruised.
Mitchell was waiting for car into
Trinidad when he was approached by
two men. He was seized suddenly by
one OF the men and his arms pinioned,
whole the other made clash at him
with a knife. infiicting q deep cash
on the upper part Of the forehead.
Mitchell grappled with the men. but
was knocked to the ground and given
several vicious kicks on the body. As
the electric car was approaching tho
men fed and Mr.. Mitchell was taken
aboard and brought to Trinidad. Since
the strike began Mr. Mitchells life
has been threatened several times. and
although he does not recognize tho
men, the voice Of one OF them was
familiar and be is satisfied he will be
able to locate them.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07
Russians Expect a Battle.

st. Petersburg, July 1.-The whole
city is awaiting with breathless inter
est news from the opposing armies in
southern Manchuria. grappled in the
decisive battle of the campaign. But
those fully appreciating the almost i'm
passable country through which the
Japanese columns are advancing and
the difficulty of moving large bodies of
troops into position, hardly expect the
battle to begin in earnest inside of sew
eral days, although admitting that
hsavy fighting between the advance
forces may now be in progress.
The papers, with the exception of
the army organ and the Novoe Vre-
mya, are unanimously of the opinion
that a pitched battle is now certain.
The former is silent on the subject.
which may be significant, especially
as General Knropatkin's movements
are shrouded in mystery. The Novoe
Vremya says:
"The time for strategy is passed. We
are now on the eve of tactics. Not
knowing the exact position of our
kin intends to do.
ut is possible he may consider 1t
untimely and Improbable to enter
upon decisive engagement OF all his
forces, in which event, while engaging
the enemy who is pouring troops
down upon him, he may retire north
ward to meet his reinforcements."
The tone in both public and official
circles has greatly improved. The re
port that the Port Arthur squadron has
successfully put to sea. and that no
ship has been actually sunk. seems to
have removed the dependency and
developments on land and sea are
looked forward to with increased
cheerfulness. Confidence is manifest
ed in the influence the navy will have
upon the campaign, and many people
are inclined to attribute the Japanese
precipitancy to General Kuropatkin-
to the fact that the squadron at largo
threatens the Japanese armys sea
communications.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

The ships sunk. according to a dis
patch TO the Central News from To
kio. were the steamer Koun. OF 2.s76
tons. and tho little coasting steamer
Seita.
St Petersburg. June 30.-It is ru-
boat destroyer Liuetenant Burukoff,
which arrived at New Chwang from
Port Arthur Wednesday evening,
brought news that Rear Admiral With
oeft again. on June cath. gave battle
to the Japanese feet
New Chwang. June 30.-The Russian
torpedo boat destroyer, Lieutenant
Burukof. arrived here from Port Ar
thur yesterday evening and is bsrthed
alongside the gunboat Sfvouch. The
river bank was soon crowded with ex-
cited natives who were told by the Rus
SLAMS that the Japanese feet had been
completely destroyed.
The officers of the Lieutenant Buru-
koff tell several stories. One is that
Admiral Togo's report of the fighting
was exaggerated, and that the Russians
have made two cruises in the gulf OF
Pc Chi Ii in FIVE days.
Another story is that Port Arthur
fleet has joineu the Vladivostol squad
ron.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press sent a messenger who speaks
Russian to the side OF the destroyer,
but the Russian sailors would not talk,
except to say that they left Port Ar
thur Tuesday night. Every inch of the
boat was crowded with men. She had
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

Toxic, July lit is unofflcially re-
ported that the Chik Wan Shan, Chit
An Shan and So Che Chan forts, south
east of that part OF the Port Arthur
defenses. were captured on Sunday
after an all-day fight, beginning with
an artillery duel So Cho Chan. II is
added. was first captured and the
other forts fell soon afterward. The
Russians retreated west, leaving forty
dead. The composition of the Japa-
nese force has not been ascertained
beyond the fact that It is said to have
consisted of all branches of the SER
vice. The Japanese lost three officers
and 100 men killed or wounded. and
captured two guns and a quantity OF
ammunition. The officials here do not
credit the report.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

from Peter the Great bay. into which
the Murayev peninsula juts. The en-
frances to the town are long, narrow
and bordered with high hills, which
conceal many guns and because of
its land-locked and protected harbor
Vladlvostok is called the eastern Bos-
porus. while the port itself is known
as the Golden Horn. The harbor is
one of the safest in the world. the
depth of water permitting vessels
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

Vladivostok was the first Russian
stronghold constructed in the far East
and is said to be almost impregnable.
The city Is built on what is called the
Muravev or Albert promontory, and
may be reached from two entrances
one from Ussuri Bay, on the east,
where the Japanese fleet now is re-
ported to be lying in wait, and the
other from Amur Bay. on the west.
Both of these bays are merely inlets
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07
Capture of Forts Denied.

st. Petersburg, July 1.-Telegrams
from Toxic relating to the capture of
forts forming part of the defenses OF
Port Arthur do not agree with inform
alton received at the war office. nor
with the reports OF Geseral Stoessel,
which Indicate that the siege opera
tons, are proceeding very slowly
Heavy guns have not yet been brought
in range OF the works at Port Arthur.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07
Durango oemoerat eoyeo..ed.

Denver. July IA Durango special
to the News says that the Durango
banks withdrew their patronage from
the Durango Democrat Thursday even
ing. The Democrat will publish their
letters of withdrawal with such com
ment as Dave Day, the editor. deems
equal to the occasion.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

In accordance with Police Judge Ri
ley's recent whipping post decision. n
fourteen-year-old coiored boy was CIV
en- nifty lnshes at Lexington. Kentucky,
June 28th. His coat was removed and
the lad vas whipped with buggy whip.
in the presence of over 900 citizens.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

Thomas Richardson, chairman OF the,
executive committee Of the Transmits
missippi Commercial Congress. an
nounces that the fifteenth annual ses--
sion viii be held at the Palace OF Edu-
cation, Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
at St. Louis. September 10th to 18th. In
elusive.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

Charles e. Magoon has been appoint.
ed general counsel for the Isthmian.
Canal Commission. Judge Msgoon has
been the law officer OF the bureau OF
insular affairs since the office was ere
ated in 1899, and his work has been OF
high character and great value.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07
Sheep.
Receipts-
Graln.

Wheat. choice milling. per 100 lbs.,
$40. Rye. Colorado. bulk. per 100 lbs..
s5c. Oats. bulk. Nebraska new white.
si.35; mixed. si.33: In sack. Colorado
white. s1.55. Corn. in bulk, 96c: corn
chop. sacked. s1-o3; Colorado corn and
oat chops. sacked, si.25; bran, Colo
RADIO, per 100 lbs, s1.05.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

Upland, per ton. sii5Oai2.5o; second
bottom. choice to fancy. sS.0OM9lo0;
good to choice. S7O0lls0o: timothy,
$l2.00; timothy and clover, si1.00; al
falfa. prime $500; straw. st.0045.00;
South Park wire grass. s14.Oo.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

drawing twenty-four feet of water
along the arsenals. vladivostok is
the terminus OF the Trans-Siberian
road. and Russia has expended mil
lions in its defenses and in its count
less hidden land batteries. vladivos-
tok, which means The Ruler of the
East" was founded in 1861, and be-
came naval station for the Siberian
fleet in 1870. The first forts were built
in 1861.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-07-07

ase o sc M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
yiiatyniie, i utrzymuja tako-

6wiatynie, j utrzymuja tako-
we.
Choc inni maia ma Wycho--
wanie dzieci znaczniejsze SUI
my, w%ychowuja Polacy "
Stanach Zjednoczonych oil
brzymio wiecej dzieci, j to
prawie wyiaoznie " katolic-
kich szkolach, przysposabla--
jac W ten spos6b ko6ciolowi
dzielnych szermierzy.
To przedstswmy W: Rzymie
iako doch6d ko6cio1a 20
strony polak6w, a pred
st m o lie mo8nosci
lax a d Q k l a j.
Wtedy uro5nie tam INA
genie lmlenla pOlsKlegO, l
m%ianowanie polskich bisku-
pow W .Ameryce ME bedzie
uwazane W Rzymie jake roz-
ch6d Ola koscio1a katolickie-
20, lecz jake move a obfite
zr6d}o dochodu w rubryce
rozkrzewiania WARY. Tu ma
sza si1a, kt6ra opinia W Rzy-
mic przewazy ma strone Po-
lak6w, dzielnych katolickich
wiarus6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
Cd WYdzialu
Wykonawczego.

Kilku przyjaci61 Federacyi
pohko-kat. prosi{o mas ME
dawnymi easy, aby6my ma
k}aniali ich ksiezy probosz-
cz6w do zajecia sic energicz-
niejszego sprawl rozwoju osad
federacyjnych. Zyczeniom pc
tent6w postarali6my sic zado6c
uczynic. Czy jednak staranie
nasze pod tym wzgledem
uwiefcza rezultaty pomyslne,
tego przewidzief ME mozemy.
Poruszywszy pc raz niewie-
dice kt6ry sprawe zak}ada-
MIA osad irozwoju Federacyi
chcielibysmy raz przeciez wy
.powiedziec racye, ola kt6rych
to naszem zdaniem, polscy
ksieza powstrzymuja sic Cd
przylozenia fekido Federacyi,
10 wzgledem niej
wog6le usposobieni dobrze.
Parable polskie " Ameryce
skladaia sic cze6ciowo 2 ludzi.
|%zupelnie prawie ma losy naro-
|du polskiego obojetnych, cze6-
|ciowo zas : takich, kt6rzy acz
koohaia niby Polske cal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
RADlU WI
RADIOS D D
Ogromna oferta robiona przez
dobrze znan2 Phila. firme
RADIOS RADIOS RADIOS
Tysiaoe os6b v rozmaityeh czesciach
kraiu zestato wylsczonych przez t.
wielkis odkrycls.

Drodzy przyj.sisle:
Me czyt2jois tego o~gaoszsnia, je-
lei, sic spodzie xacie dostad COS N
mic, DO tego ME s4dscle. Many d.
brJ artykuf .z4damy nan Pieniedsy.
Badzele roztrspn'.
4dyby6cis mleli COD vartosci do
lsta, d. llbydcie to darmo? Js1eii
czytacis ~oxfossen.e, gdz's destae
mo&na cos - mic, to cos okazs sle
p6zalej ME dobrem albo Sarten.
Me many interssa Z pstsntowe~
mi lekarstwami.
,,Swiele Z kapieli . jak ona do
brxe wygIada" >3owa P,sane przez
naszych kllent6w do T. My many
ME patentove
lekarstwo. kastraja system. ecu
trallsuje s}abvzci wszystkich OPT.
SOW robi row na temperature v
calem cie'ei robi nowego ~mezczyz-
ne i niewiaste. Radios W prxeciagu
klku let bsdzie czescsa " kazdym
szpitalo i chirurg,ezaych zak}adach
v kraju. Zadea m,krob sic ME osto,
site zetkn,ecia Z pswym tym vyna-
iaakiem. Reama,yxn i es}aolenie
pierzchnq przed mem. fotszna s'}s
burzllwej woody Nlagary jest V po-
r6~nan,n tyn uowyu produk,en
jak ksstah starel lvieey do RA~
DlUA.
s.sbs66 oryan6w niezawodnie jest
odpewiedssalna n wssystkie cho-
reby. Ny odbudaJeay wasz system
tax, te choroba bedEie nlemozliw4.
Jeseli was trswi4oe organa ME
% v por14dka. jeEel, krew jest
niessysta, jeaeli ME moiecle spad,
jsse Tub pe}nid obowi4.k6w, ja IVES
wylecze i recse r. 10. Dam wan Pi
inienn. porsezenie. Cry bsdzeclt
pyta6 ~jcszcze o wiecej?
..RADIOS".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21

polskiej z koniecznoSci must
bye: kaznodzieia i spowied-
nikiem i katecheta i dyrekto-
rem szkoly i ekonomem i ko-
i finansista i opie-
kunem mlodziezy i dyrekto-
rem rozlicznych bractw i to-
warzystw, kas ko6cielnyc b
tax mizkich jak i zehskich.
Korzysci w~yplywajace ola pa
rattan z wypelniania powyz-
szych obowiazk6w kapfa6s-
kich, 50 tax pewne i znaczne,
ze laden KS. nieczuibv sic "
sumieniu usprawiedliwionym
zaniedbujac takowe ola Fede-
racyi, 2 kt6rej korzysci ply
mace zdaja sic bye jeszcze pro-
blematycznemi.
So ieszcze iracye osobiste,
ola kt6rych ci j owl ksieza
Federacyi ME popieraja; Q.
tych atol lepiej bedzie zamil-
czef.
2 powyzszych wywod6w
okazuje sic, il ME MONA mice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
Gdzie nasza si}a?

Liczby So sifa decydujaca
W s~prawach publicznych. Bu-
|. dzety pa6stw przedstawiaja
| ich si1e jak W zwierciedle, i
~wywoluja u sasiad6w resrekt
albo ]ekcewazenie.
Jezeli sic pokaze il pant
stwo z dochod6w swoich Ia
two opedza biezace wydatki,
i ma ~nadwyzke ma wprowa-
dzenie ulepsze6, roSnie jego
znaczenie u sasiad6w, a jego
VIOLA rozstrzyga nieraz o To-
sach innych sp6iecze6stw.
Take znaczenie miala W A
MERGE %p6}nocnej irlandzka
partya W kosciele.
Dba}a O swoja przewage,
wykazywa}a swiatu budzet
dodatni. Zak]ada}a dyecezye
jedna pc drugiej, g~romadzi}a
pokazne kollekty ma rzecz
wsp6lnych interes6w koScio-
Ia, s}a}a je do Rzymu, i uro-
s}a tam W size. A zyskaw-
sly raz %znaczenie, podtrzy-
mule takowe pielgrzymkami
czy to zbiorowemi, czy tez
.pojedy6czych >os6b. Ma to
droge wchodza obecnie Pola-
cy zamieszkali W Ameryce.
f>rosba wreczona Ojcu Sw.
przypomnieli Rzymowi, il eni
r6wniez So si1q znaczna W
7katolickim kosciele w Ame-
ryce, kt6ra s}abnie wskutek
:tego, il ME ma przewodnika
w szeregach najwyzszej HE
rarchii koscielnej.
w slad "a tenn zamierzaja
wsp6lna pie]grzymka do Rzy-
mu zamanifestowac uczucia
swe ku stolicy Sw., i podzie-
kowac "a uwzglednienie pol
skich zadan, jezeli przedtem
uwzglednione zostana, - lub
poprosi6, 'aby mas ME costa
swiiano sierotami.
To tez znaczenie polskiej
,pielgrzymki do Rzymu jest
5bardzo donios}e, i wiele "a
Ilezec bedzie Cd tego, jak sic
tam polacy zaprezentuja.
z ko6com Maja 1904 majq
81 tronu OLGA Sw. stanat Po-
llcy = Ameryki, j przedsta-
's sic budzet swej dzialalnosci
na religijnej niWie. A maja
tan, ozem pochWalic.
Moe ich inni katolicy ma
5assieln. przewyzszajja, zbu-
sstlowM tn oni wspanialstzze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21


Sym skutkiem " Opolu. M
!nagrode zaslug jego przeni6sl
lgo ks. biskup ma wieksza pa
rafie do Swan River. Nieste-
|ty lud " Swan River ME po-:
trafii sic poznac ma zdolno-
6ciach sp. ks. Czeslawa ] "a
miast wdzieezno6cia wypla-
|cal sic nieboszczykowi gru-
bia6skiem prze6ladowaniem.
lZnieeheciio to 6p. ks. Zielon--
Ike. do dalszej piracy " tel
parafii i zarazem przyprawilo
leo o &6lciowq. j. zoladkowa
Ichorobe, z kt6rej sic juz ME
wyleczyl. Ma dziesiec dni
pred 6miercia poddal sic O.
peracyi, lecz i to ME pomo-
Iglo i ulegl zastarza}ej niemo-
icy. - Pc poludniu we VITO
rex odwieziono cia1o niebo-
szczyka wozem do Opola, ably
lie tam W srode uk}asc ma
wieczne ~odpoczywanie. Z cia-
lem pojechali tylko ks. D.
Majer, ks. H. Jazdzewski i
ks. Gospodar. Wieczorem po-
ciagiem podazy} take ks.
biskup Trobec.
Ludzi ma pogrzebie by1o
niewielu. W miescie nieza-
wodnie mic O pogrzebie ME
wiedziano, a mas polak6w
lest tn zbyt ma}o, zas O.
kolicznych farm tel ME do
pisali.
My tn W St. Cloud miesz-
kamy juz cd d}uzszego czasu,
ale ma kosci6l zdobyli5my sic
dopiero W ostatnich latach.
Ia staraniem Wiel. ks. A.
!Gospodara z North Prairie,
kt6ry do mas tylko dojezdza
stana1 kosci6l, kt6rego sic by
%najmniej powstydzit ME po-
trzebujemy. Jestto wpraw-
die budowa niewielka, lecz
z%budowana z granitu i ceg}y,
a z catem urzadzeniem ko-
sztowa1a okofo jedenascie ty-
siecy. Wszystko zap}acone,
tax re. ami centa d}ugu ME
many a skoro ksiedza sta
lego dostaniemy stanie takze
odpowiednia plebania, i o
szko}e sic postaramy. KS.
biskup bal sic poczatkowo, re
mas "a ma1o, i ze to "a wiel-
XII ciezar ola mas, ale teraz
got6w co tylko mole ola mas
uczynic, DO widzi nasza do
bra wole.
z bratniem ~pozdrowieniem
ola wszystkich odbiorc6w
,Wiarusa" szanownej redak-
|cyi
kresle sic unizony sluga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21

10 Stycznia 1904.
N. b. p. J. Chr!
szanowna Redakcyo
,Wiarusa"!
Wczoraj mieliSmy tn W ma
Sym polskim koSciele smut
na uroczystosc, to jest po-
J grzeb kap}ana polskiego.
Rzadko zdarza sic, ably z
parafii, kt6ra ME ma sta}ego
proboszcza, ksiedza grzebano.
TAX przeciez by}o u mas.
Zmarl tn W szpitalu W ze-
SLY czwartek SIP. ksiadz Cze-
s}aw Zielonka, proboszcz z
Flensburga, a poniewaz SIP.
ksiedza Zielonki zyczeniem
bylo, spoczac W Opolu, MINI.
Najprzewiel. KS. biskup Tro-
bee zarzadzi}, ably ceremonie
odprawic i tn i W Opolu, z
tad niespodziewanie bylismy
swiadkami smutnych ale
wspania}ych ceremonii po-
grzebowych. Cd si6dmej 60
dzimy z rama poczawszy, 3D.
prawia}y sic msze SIS. al do
dziewiqtej, O 9tei rs ksiezy z
Najprzew. ks. biskupem ma
czele spiewali wigilie, zaS
mniej wiecej O 10tej rozpo-
cza} ks. biskup solenne re-
kwiem. Asystowali mu Wiel.
ks. D. Majer z St. Paul jake
presbyter asystens, jake ho-
norowi diakoni ks. J. Szukal-
ski z Milwaukee i ks. J..
Wojtowicz z Grenville, SOAK.
KS. J. Be}zowski jake diakon
a ks. J. Kitowski jake sub
diakon mszy, ks;eza ]. F..
Ciemi1ski i T. Ahrent, Sc
kretarz biskupi byli ceremo-
niarzami. 4 polskich ksiezy
byli ma pogrzebie, opr6cz juz
wymienionych ks. St. Ma
wrocki z Chicago, J. Pachol-
ski z Winony, A: Babi1ski z
West Superior, J. Sroka q
Duluth, K. kobyli6ski z St.
Paul, H. Jazdzewski z Mime
apolis, ks. A. Gospodar, Krzy-
wonos, Knik i Wypych 2
St. Cloud, nadto byli takze
ks. Opat Engler O.S.B., Gre
CORY O.S.B., Werner O.S.B.,
ks. Werniel, Brender, Joun-
can, Stiegler, LANCE i Gun
dermann. Pc mszy Wiel.
ks. D. Majer Sliczna wypo-
wiedzial move. Wiel. m6wca
znal sp. KS. Zielonke cd die
|cinstwa prawie j zawsze 2
MIN W scislej zostawal PREY
Ijazni, to tez dobitnie skresli}
|charakter nieboszczyka.
Wspomnial take . przyczy-
lnie posredniei smierci Ks.
IZielonki. Sp. Is. Czeslaw
lpracoWal : n~aipomy6lniej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
ZNAJOMOSC ROLNICTWA.

-: Dziedziczka (m1oda, o.
.gladaja pc raz pierwszy sw6j
majatek): A COZ to znajduje
sic " tych workach?
Inspector: To jest cztu-
czny naw6z, prosze Wielmo-
PAM.
- Dziedziczko: "A vice i to
ludzie juz falszuja! w Kon-
Gu ME bedzie mic nataralne-
go ma sWiecie!
Ma WSI.
Lekarz: Co dzisiaj jadl
ma obiad tW6j maj.
Wolowine.
I = apetytem?
Me marehwia..