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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-02
Reasonable Ipauirx.

"Have you heard from Old Boomer
ang' since she went homer asked Mr..
Tucker. putting his feet ON the table.
81 want you to stop calling mamma
old Boomerang said Mrs. Tucker
"What makes you call her that?"
"Why. l was just wondering when
she was coming back. that's ALL" an
swered Mr.. Tucker. "You needn't get
sore about t."-Indianapolis Sun.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-02

Mrs. Samuel Swartwood, wife of
an engineer on the Jersey Central
Railroad, and mother of 26 children,
18 of whom are living, has just
died at her home in Fairview, Pa,
from heart trouble. When Presi-
dent Roosevelt took up the question
of race suicide Mrs. Swartwood and
her husband were the first TO receive
an autograph letter from him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-02

Postmaster General Cortelyou has
authorized the painting of $4,000
rural letter boxes in the country by
the carriers. The boxes will be
painted resplendont green, the
paint to be furnished by the depart
ment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-02
Last Of /. Family ot Giants.

The last OF the old Lifts family,
one of the most remarkable families
in the State Of New York, has gone
with the passing away of Thomas
Lifts, who died in Monticello, N. Y,
on July 10. He died suddenly from
the effect of the extreme heat while
at work in field ,.rar his home.
He was 80 years of age, and for the
last half century had heen one of the
most commanding and prominent
figures in Sullivan county because of
his size and wonderful strength. He
was sergeant in the l43d regiment of
New York Volunteers, and WIS the
strongest man in the regiment.
Every memherof the family of ten,
five males and five females, was as
strong as giant and the wonderful
feats of strength performed by them
won for them almost national fame.
Thomas Lifts, while attending the
old.time logging and haying bees, on
different occasions had been known
to pick up barrel of cider and
drink from the bunghole. A brother
carried barrel of pork on his back
a mile without resting on wager,
the pork being the wager. In the
days of his young manhood Thomas
Lifts weighed over 200 pounds and
was an athlete.
Even the daughters were more
powerful than ordinary men. 1t is
said that one Of the girls has also
been known to lift barrel of cider
by it's chimes, and drink from it's
bung. She once saw three or four
able bodied men attempt and fail to
place heavy mill iron upon q
wagon. She threw them right and
left with her hands, telling them to
get ont of her way, and then, unas-
sisted and with ease, lifted the iron
to it's place on the vehicle.
In his young days one of the
brothers was considered an expert
wrestler, and sporting men from a
distance came to measure their skill
and strength with his. One of these
was famous wrestler of the city of
New York. When be called young
Lifts was not at home. Seeing Miss
Lifts, he made known his business to
her.
"What," exclaimed she, "wrestle
with mine brother !" and she eyed
him as if taking his calibre. "Why,
you are foolish. Go back and save
your money, for can throw you
mine self"
She continued to jeer and banter
him, and finally dared him to the
encounter in snch way that he
accepted her challenge. He found
her strength and skill too much for
his science. Her feet and ankles
were protected by the drapery which
surrounded them from the advances
Of his heels, but they found no OBJ
struction when she attempted to trip
him. She sent him TO the grass
twice with such celerity and force
that he retired from her fathers
dooryard vanquished and crestfallen.
He returned to the metropolis with
out delay, believing that if Sullivan
county produced such girls it was
folly to contend with the men.
Four of these brothers died un.
natural and violent deaths. Benia-
min was run over by the cars, Will
liam was poisoned by his jealous
wife, Charles was killed in mill by
being caught in the shafting and
Thomas by sunstroke.-New York
Sun
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-02
The er.snsllIs District Conference.

lSouthern Christian Advocate, July 27.]
The Gyeenville District Confer
ence met in the town of BeltOn on
july 10Th. The presiding elder,
Rev. II. Herbert Jones, had planned
well for its success, and it was a
good conference. All, save three, of
the preachers were in attendance
and took lively interest in its work.
There was a very large attendance
of laymen and they intelligently
entered into the work.
Bishop w. w. Duncan came to US
6ap Friday morning, and though
brn and weary from overwork and
indisposition, was a veritable prophet
of good. His deep interest in me
welfare of the church, coupled to his
viewpoint and experience in leading,
made his words, almost crushing at
times, as the words of the seer. He
had no patience with littleness in
men or preaching. This caused re-
buke of the discussion of the dis
pensary. He descended to the depth
Of the trouble and announced family
religion as the solution of all prob
lens.
The district is in good working
order, and Brother Jones has his
hand on the helm. A deep need Of
conservation was almost the theme
of the conference. Plans and prayers
: for district revival were the e.i-
deDce.
The preaching of the conference
(,was done by Revs. G. Il. Harmon,
Sr., It. G. Herbert, S. w. Henry, E..
s. Jones, w. M. Duncan, G. T. Har-
mon, Jr., w. Nj. Harden, w. f..
Wiggins and Bishop Duncan. DR..
II. N. Snyder's address on Christian
Education Friday evening was a
masterpiece.
A. A. Merritt, d. A. Lewis and r.
r. Doyle were recommended to An
nual Conference for admission on
trial.
A. G. Latimer, w. r. Osborne, d.
A. Smith and j. M. Whitmire were
elected delegates to Annual Con-
ference.
Never was conference more
royalty entertained by any people
than by those of Belton. Almost
every home in the town was opened
TO the Methodists, and the secretary
heard Baptist friends say to Brother
Holroyd, eff you cannot give me a
preacher to entertain want one at
least to take meal with me-"
Eveay host had the best guest and
every guest had the best host.
We had understood that Method
ism was weak in Bolton. She is not.
Her strength is hidden. They may
be few In numbers, but they are in
tluential, well-to- do and wealthy, and
loyal. They don't know their
strength. May they rise up and
walk, yea, run and not be weary.
Rev. M. B. Kelly came down from
the mountains to be with his breth-
rem, and right royalty was he well
coined. He is looking almost hale
Epd hearty. May he still improve.
Revs. D. p. Boyd, j. G. Huggin
and w. /. Gault could not attend
because of sickness either in family
or of self.
Anderson, st. Johns, was selected
as the next place of meeting.
David w. Keller, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-02
Class AKainnt CIasa.

"You," remarked the fire fiend, "are
not the consumer am"
mo-" said the cyclone: "I am one of
the greatest distributors In the bust.
ness. though. Press.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
NieszczesliWy wypadek.
r.. i. p.

N eu~aga jest odrowiedzialn,
n Wiele wykoIejen pociag6w a te
same wypsdK trstlsja size lndzi"m
nawiedzionym cAo'ob9 eard}a i
..1uc. Lecz cd czasu ~wYnaIazku Ora.
King New Discovery ma suchoty
taszeli zazlebienie, tie straszne che"
oby moga by6 ~yleczone j powat~
piewanie o niebekpiecxenstwie usu-
niete. Pani Louis Cragg z Dorczeo
ster Mass. jest jedna Z vie u. kt6-
rel iycie zosta}e oealone przez DR..
King New Discovery. To znamie>
mite lekarstvo jest gw arantowane
przez aptekarza =. NJ. J. Kowalew.
skiego ma wszelkie cboroby gardfa
i p}uc Cena SOC j S1.OO Butelki ma
probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

TO lOWO
= -
Uczmy dziec1 czytat
pisac pc pOlsku!

Nadszedf czas zabaw !
przedstawie1 teatralnych. My
Polacy ME pozostajemy poza
innymi narodami, DO i nam
potrzeba rozrywek, vice ko'
rzystamy z dogodnego czasu.
u mas tymczasem. zabawy a
szczeg6lnie przedstawienia
teatralne So bardzo prymi.
.tywne, dawane wy}acznie
2przez amator6w. Me moze-
my vice zadac, ably nasi a.
matorzy odgrywali role swe
iak gracze zawodowi, ale ma
my przeciez jakiek prawa.
Gas juz najwy7szy, ably a.
matorzy swoje role umieli
doskonale ma pamiec, wtedy
BOWEN tylko MONA liczyc
ma powodzenie, j wtenczas
dopiero z ochota p6jda starry
i m}odzi ma przedstawienia,
DO beda wiedzieli, 70 swych
kilka cent6w ME wyrzucili ma
darmo. Me podobna jest
graczom ma scenic oddat
sztuki dobrze i zajmujaco,
iezeli MUSIC Gala swa istote
wlozyc ma czas przedstawie'
MIA W uszy, ably s1yszec
r%ozumie6, co suffer podpo
wiada. scena ma bye szkola
aktorzy v tel szkole nau
ozycielami 4 kazaay przyzna'
se nauczyseiiel, kt6ry ne ro.
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

Co "a b6le! Co "a meczar-
ME! @ Boze! kt6z przyniesie
nj nlge? Kto? SIynny Pain
Expeller Richtera, kt6ry "
najkr6tszym czasie ulge pro-
nosi. Ma reumatyzm i bti
nerwowe ME masz mic 1ep-
szego. Cena 25 i so cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

Jak rozpocza1 swe zycie
kapla6skie v sukni 6w. Fran.
AK tel o%czywi6cie>
pragnal je zako6czyt. VISTA
pi1 do zakonu Ojc6w Fran
.Giszkan6w W Pulaski, Wis, i
i klasztorze zycia dokonal.
Przez niejakis czas by1 rex
torem kolegium sw. Bona
WWe:ntury a ma ostate% pro-
boszczem. DIVA tygodnie
pred 6miercia z%aniem6g}.
Odes]ano 60 do szpitala W
Green Bay, gdzie lekarz "a
raz ma wstepie orzek}, izOj-
ciec Romuald cierpi ma dia-
betes W najwyzszym stopniu,
vice ME masz ola niego ra-
tunku. Gdy oznajmiono SIP.
Ojcu Roundabout bliska
smierc z chrzescia1ska rely
gnacya odpowiedzia]: ~ Bo.
giem zy}em i umierae chee z
Bogicm. MECH sic dzieje wo~
l, Panska!"
Zaraz tedy odprawi1 spo
wiedz z cafego zycia z mai
wieksza skrucha i przyjaf
akramenta sw. = Pc kr6t-
kich cierpieniach zasna} W
Panu dnia 20. Pazdziernika
b. r. o 5tej godzinie rano;
w}aSnie W chwili, gdy bracia
jego zakonni, synowie;; sw.
Franciszka, zacsynaliy, mo-
dlitwy poranne, spaQelec
Romuald przeni6sf sies5 dc,
wiecznosci. +=~*2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowan'a
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuJ2cy
nasi agenci miejscowl:
BAY CITY Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, NJ. d, F .Ziarnowsk'
CHICOPEE FALLS Mass, W K Szemborsk'
CFIc4GO. Ill. Max d rengowskl
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL., Nebr. Franciszsk S,rzeleckl
GRENVILLF, S. DIX, Jozef Gsuba'
HOFA PARK, Wis, NJ kosnick
IVANHOE. Mimi a NJ A1atz
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Fir. Cieminski
MeRen, Wis, Ieo!il Der iowski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski'
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER Wis. )ozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr, MARGIN S Cera
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldowsk
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja '
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

-
kszta}caca nabralaby wick
szego zamilQwania do wszyst-
kiego co polskie i nauczyla
sic wiecej pc rolsku i lep-
szego jezyka, nil tn " a 4.
MERGE, ale nadto, gdyby
|sko1czy1o sic Wychodztwo, a
"a VIOLA Boza Polska odzy-
ska}a wolnoac, mielibysmy
0 jeden zak}ad .wiecej ma
polskiej ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

MILWAUKEE, gazety codzien-
ne W zaprzesz}ym tygodniu
ugly sobie ma ksiezach tam,
tejszych z powodu jakiegoe
niby okropnie niepatryotycz'
nego kroku pewnego ksle'
dza. Czy mia}y owe libe'
ralne pisma rzeczywisty po'
w6d pisat w og6le szerzej 9
owej sprawie, W to: ME wcho.
|dzimy; rzecza atoli pewna
lest, re zadne pismo szanu-
Lace siebie i swych !czytel-
nik6w ME %zapomina sic tax,
|jak sic zapamieta}y owe
dzienniki. Przez ea}y tydzieh
umieszcza}y ma pierwsze]
stronnicy obrzyd1iwe pa
szkwile ma ksiezy katolic'
kich podpisywane przez ,,ro-
I botnik6w" ,,socyalist6w"
,,salunist6w" it'd. bez wszel;;
kich wlasnych uwag, to
znaczy re panowie wydawcy
tych dziennik6w. W zupe}no-
Sci pisali sic ma wymyslania
zfosliwc6w, ba, navel lak
wielkie podobienstwo5 vrobo-
tnikami", ,socyalistami"
,salunistami" podpisanymi
ma owych bezczelnych do
nosach, byli saml wydawcy.
Ma wieksze u~ragowisko do
w6dca owych liberalnych
%pismak6w, g@y juz wiecej ME
im6gl wymyslic oszc2erstw,
ma TAXA sic zdoby} wielko.
dusznosc, il przyzna}, re 6w
ksiadz, kt6ry niby da1 po-
w6d narzekaniom ma zdrade
|Ojczyzny przez ksiezy, mia}
|jak najlepsze zamiary i by
%najmniej nikomu krzywdy
wyrzadzic ME chcia}, a tylko
|chcial wygodzic swym para
(fiankom. CIV Poacy "
Milwaukee ME moga sic
|poznac ma wrogach swych
najgorszych?
o o o o
KS. w. Kruszka z Ripon,
I~spokrewniony z sp6}ka libe-
ralnych wydawc6w z Milwau-
kee, zabraf %wprawdzie CLOS
W tel sprawie, ale tylko W
jednej fazie tego niecnego
wystapienia swych %krewnych
i to moze ola tego, re villas:
ME pod tym wzgledem take
i jego osobi6cie zadra6nieto,
ME mia} przeciez ma lyle Cd
wagi, ably ia Gala farse do
bitnie potepic. - Co o tenn
sadzic?
O o O. O
KS. arcybiskup Messmer
wyrazif sic onegdaj dc pew
nego reportera ,,Journala" W
Milwaukee niepochlebnie
bardzo o Iolskim klerze.
Przeciw temu trzeba bylo
PROFESSIONAL publicznie. Ia
fozyi tel protest arcylibera}
NJ. Kruszka, "a co mu chy,
tba ~duchowie1stwo polskie
f%bynajmniej dziekowac ME
bedzie, Cz}owiek, kt6ry lzy
~duchowie6stwo polskie "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
S. p. G /
ROMUALD BYE SKI.

Sp. Ojciec Romnald By
zewski urodzif sic dnia 10.
Pazdziernika 1912. r. W ma}ej
wiosce kaszubskiej Karwiii W
paraffi Swarzewskiej.
N chrzcie dano mu imie
Jan. Rodzice jego niezamoz=
nj lecz dbali o swe dzieci
posylali maiego Janka do
szko}y " Swarzewie,.a ponie'
waz Janek odznacza1 sic niez-
wyklym talentem i-wzorowa
pilnoscia, oddali 60 rodzlce
90 pierwszej komunii sw.
do nowo zafozenego gimna-
|zyum W Wejherowie. Tu tez
|celowal ma}y Jan Byzewski
W naukach nadinnYmi, a INA
lac zyczenia swyct odzic6w:
,,zeby tel Janek zosta} ksie-
|dzem", wstapi}, ukonczywszy
nauki gimnazyalne, do Zako-
nu sw. Franciszka W We}he-
|rowie 7. Lutego, 1861. roku.
Poniewaz dzien Z. Lutego
lest dniem sw. Romualda ma
dano mlodemu Janowi imie
zakonne Romualda, Cd tego
czasu znany by} sp: ks. By
najprz6d jake brat j
kleryk, a p6zniej jake ksiadz
Ii. zakonny Ojciec pod imie.
MEM OLGA Romualda. Nowi-
cyat odbyi " Wejherowie,
zas filozofii i teoiogii sluchal
W klasztorze franciszka6skim
w Kakach. Ola postepow
wielkich W tych naukach
pos1ali go prze}ozeni ma dali
SEE studya do Belgii, gdzie
p%od6wczas zakon francisz-
kanski s}yna} z wielkich i
|swiat1ych MEOW. tn 6p.. Oh
lciec Romuald odebra} swie-
,',cenia kap}a6skie 5. Sierpnja
1885. r. w kr6tce pc wy6-
wieceniu powr6ci1 do kraju i
zamieszka1 " Lakach. Przez
s# EEcaE SES=%E - .EE -r.aw ='
pewien czas byl kaznodzieia
i spowiednikiem, p6zniej pra-
|cowal jake lektor czyli pro-
fesor fjlozofii i teologii mo-
ralnej.
w czasie nieszczesnego
kulturkampfu, gdy zniesiono
ws2ystkie zakonY " Prusiech
zmuszony byl takze S. p.
Romuald opuscic kraj
Iojczysty, kt6rego juz wiecej
ME miat ogladac. Jedni zje-
go koleg6w udali sic do klasz.
|tor6w zagranicznych, miano-
wiciie do Belgii j Holandyi,
|inni uwolnili sic Cd slub6w
zakonnych j poszli pracoWac
lido Bawaryi jake swieccy
[ksieza,inni jeszcze pc sekula-
|ryzacyi zostali " kraju na
wikar6wkach,
Isp. Ojciec Romuald 2 kilku
nnymi jak sp. ks. Walun, sp.
ks. Hipolit G6rski, Sp. Is.
Wincenty LeWandoWski, sp-
ks. Damazy s'ocha, IS,
lWawrzynieo zaWadzkii
80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

nego f%a}szywego obrohcy
kleru, a zatem teraz chyba
|jeszcze gorsze powzia} wyo-
brazenia O ~duchowienstwie
polskiem. Ksieza polscy VIE
|dza, jak i gdzie sic bronit ]
ME potrzebuja liberalnych
|opiekun6w!
o O o
M6wmy pOmiedzy SODA
tylko pc pOlsku!
w seminarium d"uchownem
W St. Paul zalozyli polscy
studenci pomiedzy SODA To-
warzystwo, kt6rego celem
jest pouczanie sic wzajemnie
W history i literature pol
skiej. Chwalebna to ze wszech
MAR rzecz, lecz samo zawla-
zanie Towarzystwa to ME
wszystko. Wiemy, il W tenn
seminarium juz pc kilka
razy zak}adano Towarzystwa
polskie, lecz wszystkie one
upadly ola braku wytrwafo.
Sci cz1onk6w. - Zyczymy
!nowemu Towarzystwu wszel-
kiej pomyslnoSci a cz}onkom
wytrwa}osci W zboznej piracy!
O O O
.Bardzo roztropnie postapil
sobie ma ostatnim sejmie Z.
N. P. sekretarz jeneralny.
|Gdy go ponownie obrano ma
ten urzad, zazada} podwyz-
szenia pensyi ola siebie. A
mo niezawodnie! Chcecie sic
dalej szczycic moim patryo-
tyzmem, to p}accie extra.
Naszem zdaniem patryotyzm
togo W TX clio
W lie k a wart co najmniej
diva razy wiecej, uiz mu
|Zwiazek placi. P~odziwjamy
vice wielka skro NJ
pana jeneralnego Sc
kretarza!
o o o o
Uczmy dzieci nasze mo-
vic 20 pOlsku!
Car moskiewski nada} ma
reszcie pod naciskiem po-
wszechnego straiku konsty-
tucye narodowi Przyjeto ten
ukaz z rado6cia nieograni-
czona ale rado6c ia ME by}a
dlugotrwala. Przypomnia}
sobie ten gnebiony nar6d, re
90 Car czesto zwodzif, vice
i teraz wierzYc ME chce, vice
.strajk trivia dalej. Kiedy sic
sko6czy, kto to odgadnie?
o . o
O Jego Excelencyi KS.
arcybiskupie Symonie do
nosza pisma krajowe, ze ba-
viii ostatniemi easy u ks.
kardynala " Krakowie j Y.
arcybiskupa we Lwowie. "a.
|tesknil "a krajem, iak sam
powiada, vice udal sic do
nolski aby tamtem powie-
trzem odetchnat, lecz cara
Gem rozm6wic sic 2 tymi
|dostojnikami koSciola v
I&h&I#@f5S ET33S@ &&&G&GE&s - $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

cy dotad ks. Kanonik ia lex
Gu]skj, Ks. Kanonik Gut "
ski ks. January CzarnoW III,
pu5cil sic do Ameryki pot
nocnej, ably tn pracowac po-
miedzy swoimi rodakami "
roku 1875 przybyli do Chi
cage, gdzie i'm 6wczesny Ks.
Ibiskup Foley ofiarowaf para
.fie sw. Stanislawa Kostki. By
Ia ia parafia polska JUL "
|tenczas najwieksza W Ame-
ryce, a zawiadowa} MIA sp.
ks. Wincenty Barzy6ski. Me
chcac zakl6cac pokoju, DO ma
to sic zanosilo, ,gdy zdawa}o
sic, re Ojcowie Franciszkanie
obejma parafie, Ojcowie q
jake %prawdziwi .synowie sw.
Franciszka, podziekowali ks:
biskupowi "a serdeczne przy-
|iecie i udali sic dalej ma "a
ch6d ma prace misyonarska.
Pc ~kilkomiesiecznej tulaczce
objai sp. Ojciec Romuald "a
Rad parafii W Winonie. Tu
pracowa1 bez przerwy az do
roku 1890. Starsi parafianie
wino6scy jeszcze pc dis
dzien w%spominaja swego
dlugoletniego proboszcza z
poszanowaniem. Ia jego sta
raniem otworzono szko}e pa
r 4fialna, sprowadzono ma
nauczycielki wiel. siostry z
zakonu Notre Dame z Mil
waukee, powiekszono kos
ci6f, zafozono kilka iowa
rzystw, jak sw. Kazimierza
Kr6lewicza, sw. Jana, sw.
Krzyza i trzeci zakon sw.
.Tranciszka. Szko}a cd tego
czasu z rokiem kazdym ros-
la i rosnie, a bractwa iowa
rzystwa wszystkie pomyslnie
sic rozwijaja, dzieki pracom
i naukom swego za1ozyciela.
.Sp. Ojciec Romuald by1 tez
jednvm z zalozycieli naszej
gazety ,,Wjarusa"
w skutek pewnych ME-.
porozumie6i klopot6w, kt6-
rego 6p. OLGA Romualda
|nabawi}y choroby, opu-'
Sell Winone j tidal sic do
Milwaukee. Pod nieobecnosc
sp. ks. G6rskiego, gdy ten
wyjecha} do kraju 1odzinnego,
zawiadowat parafia sw. Sta
nislawa W Milwaukee. z tad
udal sic do Detroit. W De-
troit powierzy} mu ks. bis
kup zorganizowanie novel
*
|parafii pod w~ezwaniem 6w.
Franciszka. Jak z tego ciez-
kiego zadania wywiazal sic
SIP. Ojciec Romuald najlepiej
.wiedza p~arafianie 6w. Fran
ciszka. w nagrode "a sku-
teczna kilkoletnia prace ".
tel parafii ustanoWn go ks.
biskup proboszezem najwiek-
szej parafii " Detroit, parafii
Najczysts1ego Serca haryi,
W roku 1858. Ola podiych
intryk lud,k CHI juz Y ma
stpnHynl rDku DOicrnaf SO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

ESE 4&E
- cz}owiek taxi najmniei
ma prawo narzucac sic ma
obro6ce d~uchowie6stwa, DO
lego obrona ~duchowiehstwu
polskiemu tylko ujme PREY
nosi i W najgorszem pred
stawia je. 6wietle. Ks. arcy-
biskup Messmer INA sic ma
warcholstwie tego nieproszo-
nego f~alszywego obrohcy
kleru, a zatem teraz chyba
jeszcze gorsze powzia} wyo-
brazenia o ~duchowie1stwie
polskiem. Ksieza polscy VIE
dza, jak i gdzie sic bronic ]
ME potrzebuja liberalnych
opiekun6w!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-25
B Y. U. Athletes of Provo Are
Working Hard TO Beat
U. of U.
LATTER WILL HAVE TO HUSTLE.
If They Neglect Their Training They
May be Given Few Dizzy Sur.
prl'es by 0pponsut&

As the time draws near interest in.
creases both in Salt Lake and at Provo
In the track and field meet scheduled for
next Saturday at the Garden city between
the u. OF IT, team and the b. Y. L, team.
That each and every event on the pro-
gram will be holly contested there can be
no doubt, and the winning team will
have TO come pretty close TO breaking a
few state records.
The Provo athletes are full Of conf.
dence that they will land the greater mum.
Der Of points, and while they are not
saying much, or doing any Boosting, they
certainly are working hard 10 condition
themselves for the struggle with the east
benchers.
Coach Teezel Michigan man from the
same school Maddox halls from, is work
Ing hard with his men, and be believes he
understands all their weak points, lie Is
doing all he can TO strengthen them,
There are some events which lac Is comb
make a determined effort 10 land enough
TO win tho meet. This Is the first year
that Provo has had professional coach.
and the boys arc making the best Of the
advantage.
they feel sure Of three firsts with
Adams lie will surely win the pole vault.
they say, and It is believed he will also
be there with the high and broad
jumps, Teozel has also developed a cou-
pie of exceedingly fast sprinters who, It
Is believed. Will make the local runners
80 as they have never done before. There
Is some good material In the hurdles too
While Provo Is confident Coach Mad.
docks men are also confident, but IL IS
reported that some Of the boys are not
paying as much attention to their training
as they should do, II this Is true, they
had better follow thu advice Of Maddox
and keep hard at work all the time, for
they cannot afford TO take any chances
with the Provo bunch, II they desire %
land the state championship this year
Whether they win or lose, the T.. OF II.
boys will have the toughest time on track
and field they have had this year, for the
boys down south are determined TO WIN
II they can,
The meet will probably he witnessed by
the biggest crowd ever assembled Mt
Provo for a sporting event. a large crowd
win take advantage Of the excursion to
be run from this city, and the L. Of y
boys will have big crowd Of rooters on
hand,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-25
CHICAGO TEAMSERS' STRIKE.
Business Agent Arrested for
Shooting at Men.

Chicago April Montgomery Ward
& CO.'S teamsters who struck In SYM
pathy with the firms locked-out gar
ment workers, were formally discharged
today, having failed 10 return to work
Joseph Young business agent Of the
Baggage and Parcel Delivery Drivers
union, was arrested today after he had
shot repeatedly at four men whom he
says he recognized as "non-union slug
gers" incidentally Young fired upon
two policemen, who afterward took him
into custody.
The "non-union sluggers,' Young all
leges, is a new element of the strike
situation ~ thought at FIRST they
were hold-up men" he said: they at
tackled me and | fred at them"
a private detective agency employed
In the strike has increased It's quota Of
special policemen for strike duty to Us
an additional 100 having been put to
work today, with the appearance Of
the increased special force the detail
of city police on strike duty was re-
duCod.
The teamsters tonight called off their
strike against Montgomery Ward &
Co. Refusal of the garment workers.
IN aid Of whom the Transfers went ON
strike, to be parties to a fight against
only one firm, when they had grieyauc-
es against a number led to a disruption
Of the committee managing the strike
and the collapse Of the struggle,