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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28
THE CONQUEST or THE DESERT.

The reclamation by irrigation Of az
much of the arideiands of the earth as
can be reached through a careful and
scientific conservation OF water Is a
huge enterprise that Is engaging the
minds OF many men Of many nations.
Already, marvellous results have been
obtained, results which alone prove
such a provincial statesman as Senator
Dolliver, who must have mud created
from rainfall In his civilization, as a
bigot and an ignoramus.
W. have the broad valley of the
Nile, with its fruitful fields and
spreading orchards; great valleys In
India as productive as any on earth;
millions of acres smiling with the
harvest In central Australia; In Cali.
fornia. the Coachella valley gushing
with artesian water and producing
cantaloupes by the train load. the vast
imperial region clothed with Kaffir
corn and other grain crops In which
fattening cattle stand shoulder high,
many square miles Of orange groves
IN the Riverside and adjacent dis
tricts. sending forth their golden har'
vest to all the world; In Mexico, from
the heights around the vale Of Anhuac
We see fair green fields and spreading
vineyards and distant farms melting
into the purple haze OF the horizon;
In our " Pecos valley, mile after
mile Of the most productive lands on
the globe-all this, and SO much more
that the story can never all be told
In print. snatched from regions which
but . few years ago were marked on
the map as desert and which had, in
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

b. s. Rodey a few nights ago In tn,
rooms Of the Commercial club In Albu
querque, said: Il do not like the gov
ernor and | am not much liz love will
Senator Andrews, but ]. must almi'
that as delegate from New Mexico
Senator Andrews has now already
more influence in the halls of con
gress and with senator's and represen
t@atives than myself or any other dele
gate who has ever been in congress
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

fact, been given over 10 the 1ack'rab'
bit and the sage bush and hopeless,
irreclaimable wastes.
There Is no land In America today.
not even the Bad lands OF Montana.
more hopelessly desert than were the
wide acres that now constitute the
most productive section Of Califor'
Mas garden belt. Water only Is need
ed to make the most barren soil on
this continent 10 break into bloom and
beauty. Can the water be secured by
conservation, by pumping. by artesian
flow. the conquest OF the desert IL
complete, He is the personIflcation OF
ignorant presumption who dares BELT.
lie the civilization that Is possible TO
the arid region; 1t Is, In fact, civiliza.
ton OF the highest type, which leads
the way TO the conquest OF the desert,
not OF the pretty. narrow and malig'
nant type represented by the senator
from Iowa.
II must be admitted. though. that
with all the possible utilization OF the
water supply Of streams and the un.
dergronnd flow, that a large part. o
the desert can never be reached by
the revivifying fluid. Is this wide ex.
panse Of the wilderness then hope
less? Not by any means.
The genius of man has set itself
the task Of completing the conquest
OF the desert. The United States gov.
eminent, despite the number OF brain.
less men who are listened to In its
councils, has undertaken, at the In.
stance Of strong and progressive men
OF the west, to clothe the desert with
grass that will grow green and nutri-
tious with little or no water. Already,
measurable success has attended the
effort.
Experimental stations have been es-
tablished In Wyoming and stations
will be established in other states.
The plan is to SOW grass seeds with
a view to producing grasses that will
grow Old the arid plains with little or
no moisture. Already in the arid part
of Oregon, a kind Of alfalfa has been
found that will grow with no more
moisture than is necessary to support
sage brush. We are taking a leaf also
from the agricultural book Of the Rus
slams. In the els .Caucasian region.
where but a few years ago was dreary
desert, today a blue grass is grown,
even more nutritious than the blue
grass of Kentucky. Seed from this
grass are being planted in several e c
tons of the west.
In Las Vegas and In other parts u
the west Bronze grass has been triec
with good success. 1t may be said in
passing that now is the time to plan;
the seed from this grass and several
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

citizens will make further experiments
with II this year.
One other experiment. Of many that
are being tried. we shall refer tc
Luther Burbank, the famous horticul.
turist. has for years experimental
with a view TO producing a form OF
cactus that would grow luxuriantly
On the desert and furnish nutritious
food for cattle, Wherever the ex.
pertinent has been tried the thornless
cactus has thrived In the desert and
stock devour It with ayldity, Also It
Will propagate itself.
These are indications which lead
many conservative men TO the conclu.
sion that the conquest of the great
American desert will be completed
before many years, We who live In
Las Vegas and the surrounding coun,
try have more to hope for. Our re.
gion Is only semi-arid. Already, deni-
zens OF lands more arid than ours
have transformed them into green and
prolific ranges, supporting fifty cat.
tie where formerly they would not
support one. Hers Is a problem for
our progressive men, the %unriddling
OF which will pay well. The govern
ment Is ready to aid In its proper sc
luton. Already a number Of our most
enterprising men are taking up The
matter in earnest. Can the wide SUI
rounding mesas, which In good years
yield a harvest OF grass, be sown with
seed that will bear productivity
throughout any year? Assuredly they
can. How long will the solution Of
the problem be delayed?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

given way to- human deeency and
some comprehension that the shield
has two sides. Congress voted una
ifnousiS to restorp the Confederate
battle flags. Why should any man of
heart object to- the memories that are
SO deeply burned into men and women
Of the south? If their cause was mis-
TAKEN. ii was NOT less MOLLY upheld,
and the deaths and privatIDrss which
were endured for its sake were not
less real"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

Cheerful things do happen" in
sists Golfers for March rs. "The
vote OF congress, a month or so ago,
to return Confederate flags, was one
of them. 1t showed how much the
north has improved in temper since
1887. The south is improving, too.
Stupid arrogance on one side and
blind naughtfness on the other, have
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

The circus trust has concluded to
cut Denver out Of it's circuit this year.
Denver is indifferent though for there
is a continuous vaudeville at the state
house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

II is the unnecessaries OF life that
create the national and private def.
cts. Although Cuba's treasury is ON
It's last legs their congress appropriat.
ed half a million dollars for n nation.
al theatre.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

1t Is said that Mrs. Reader obtained
a $4,000, 900 contract from the Sultan
OF JOhore. This sultan or rajah has,
under direction Of the English, partial
control of 1000 people and million
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

a Kansas City man has been sen.
fenced TO jail for two years for selling
his vote for fifty cents. Rigid meas
ures are necessary for the man who
tries TO cut the price OF votes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

dollar contracts are unheard OF novel,
ties. There seems to be q plot among
the reporters to find some woman II.
n%anoier who a beat Mrs. Chadwick's
| record,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

BY paying a yearly tax OF ten dol.
lars In Paris women may wear trous.
ers. In this country they wear them
for nothing and no man has the cour,
age to raise an objection.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

We do not believe in chlorOform ex-
termination for men ove sixty but
just enough to keep them from being
too o~bstreperous might be advantag-
cons
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

THE true end Of every great ana
free people should be self.respec!ing
peace. Theodore Roosevelt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

Shoe manufacturers say the high
heel for women must go. That Is just
what 1t has peer doing for the last
year or SO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28

The proposed tax on coffee will find
one honest advocate in Mr.. Post of
Grand Rapids.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-28
CONFEDERATE A

from the territory Of New Mexico
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

klein chwycii rodaka to
jeszcze starego "a kolnierz /
dalej : MIN ma stacye policyj-
na. lecz lud wyrwaI mu goz
rak. Bylo tam duzo innona-
rodowc6w, kt6rzy bardzo do
kuczali przejezdzajacym ka-
rom, lecz 6w policyant ich
ME widzia}, lecz widzial tylko
starego polaka. DO wiedzial
ze tego pokona, tamtym dal
spok6j, wiedzial re bylby do
stall sine oczy. Zuch 6w poll
cyant ME ma co movie.
Morderczy czwarty ,Julay''
pressed u mas dosy6 spo-
kojLie. Bawiono sic przyzwo-:
icie " ogrodz'e Pulawskiego
W rozmaite cry ! lance ale
pc ludzku - tax bye powin-
no wszedzie i zawsze, jak ma
polakow przystoi.
Ci, kt6rzy ME umieja u
szanowac cz|owjeka, kt6ry
prawie Gale swe zycie poSwie.
Gil. ably podniesc ducha ma
rodowego, ably 'pom6dz tu-
tejszej polonii do oswiaty, ME
So godni ably sic zwali ludz~
mi. Cz}owiek, kt6remu dis
juz g}owa siwieje cd piracy Ma
polu narodowem / cd piracy
mad tutejsza polonia ably ia
wyrwac i uwoln:c Cd kretac.,
twa i iarzma pewnej zawsze
wstretnej dolarowej polityki,
CT zamiast STAG prey tym kt6-
ry ich ma nogi postawi', jesz,
c,e go nieraz blotem obrzu-
GAIA Gdzie by dis bylo
Z .ednoczcnie gdyby ME pra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

&%EE4%#Ga5
Chcacy sic tn desta6 Z "a
miarem kupienla sobie farme
wykupi billet kolejovy dc
Greenbush MINI. MINI.
jest oddalone cd Green
bush 0 mil sjedm ma p6fnoc-
ny zach6d. W Leo jest tylko
polski kosciol, plebania. je-
den polski sklad (stor) pocz-
ia. Zelazna kolej do Leo ME
dochodzI zAdna.
M. BlLSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

CORRESPONDENCE
WIARUSA.
=:
Opole, Mimi, I Lipca l9c5 r.
Do %SzanOWnych Patnik6W!

|%@+r. WV '."I1 NDH|GrN L.%1
Do %SzanOWnych Patn1k6W!
Zwykle corocznie 2 wielka uro.
czystoscia ~odprawiany odpust 2
okazyi patronalnego swieta n NJ
P. szkaplerznej " Opolu, Mimi,
odbedzie sic W tym roku " oktawie
tegoz swieta, dnia l9go Lipca, "
Srode, poprzedzony Iszymi niesz
porami juz we wtorek, 1890 b. M,
o godz. 5 pc pol.
Ur6czystosc ia bedzie obchodzonqa
tego roku tenn okazalej, ze PREY
tel spcsobnosci zjedzie Najprzew.
x. biskup, Jakub Trobec celem
udzielenia sakramentu Bierzmowa-
MIA, - dlatego tez uprasza sic pc:
zamiejscowych patnik6w, chcacych
przystapic do Sakrament6w IS. ably
raczyli pospieszy6 raniej, poniewa1
Wielebne Duchowiehstwo bedzie
pc wiekszej czesoi juz cd godz. 10
rano zajete PREY ceremoniach sunny,
kt6ra bedzie pontyfikowa} Maj. x:
biskup. ....
Miejscowych za6 parafian upra-
sza sig, ably ola unikniecia natfoku
PREY konfesyona}ach W dniu qroczy:
sto6ci zgromadzili sig do spowiedzi
juz W wigiliq- odpustu, t. j. we
wtorek PREY Iszych nieszporach.
Kazdy pragnacy przyoblec sic W
suknie Niebieskiej PAM szkaplerz-
nej MECH sig zg}osi W zakrystyi u
miejscowego proboszcza i tam sic
da zapisaG W register Br. Ska
plerznego pc ceremoniach bierzmo'
wanna, kt6rego Maj. x, biskup u
dzieli zaraz po sumie.
z bratniem pozdrowieniem
x. J. S. GUZDEK@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
POszukiWanie.

Poszukuje sic Jana sieg, kt6ry
mniej wiecej pred 80 laty opuScif
Wielkie Ksiestwo Poznahskie j
wyjecha{ do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Szanownych czytelnik6w, kt6rzy
znaliby miejscowosG powyzej WYE
szczeg6lnionej osoby uprasza sic 9
}askawe doniesienie pod ponizej
podanym adresem: \
Fir. smarzyk, Wronke
ProYinz Posen
Europe, Germany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
z LEO, Mimi.
4 Lipca, 1905.
Szanowna Redakcyt

Spiesze z podziekowaniem
"a ~niezw}oczne | doslowne u
mieszczenie moich, chociaz co
prawda nieczestych ale zaw~
see wjarogodnych. korespon~
dencyi. Bog zap'at! r. 4
Ma wstepie niniejszei mojej
korespondencyi music zazna-
czyt, il Wiarus' zaraz ma
~pierwszym poczatku mojego
90 abonowania bardzo mi sic
spodobal z powodu u jest
gazeta prawdziwie katolic1
>. Wiarusa". abonuje juz Cd
trzech lat, przez caly ten
przeciag czasu ME znalazlem
W u, Wiarusie" ami ]ednego s|o-
wa liberalnego. Wiarus' ow~
SEEN broni praw naszej Swie-
tel religii, kt6rych naucza mas
koSciol rzyn.sko~kotolicki
Matka, katol'zmu kt6re to
prawa chca obalie sekciarze
wolno murarztwa / sekciarze,
naiwne dziwaki. socyaliSci.
Wiarus'' przedstwia bledy
naszym odpad}ym Cd rzym.
sko-katolickiego kosciola ro-
dakom ~szyzmatykom. czYli,
iak to SAM Cd siebie sic ma
n'ezaleznym, kt6-
rych to rodak6w w .ich proc
stocie i niewiadomsci, pocia-
gneli "a soba niecnl niezalezni
ksieza, a najwiecej ksiadz. O.
becnie niezalezny biskup,
Antos Kozlowski. Oprocz te-
90 Wiarus" zamieszcza VIA
domosci Z calego swiata, a
n~ajwiecej 2 o!czylny, naszej
.u%kochanej Polski.
Take polskie gasety jska
Jest ,Wiarus'' powinny BY ste
znajdowat " kazdem pol
skiem mieszkaniu ,lecz nieste-
~ tax ME jest, DO zdarza sic
e ! miedzy naszymi rodaka-
nj 81 jednostki, kt6rzy umilo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

ca owego czlowieka, mos
pod kcrona krzyzaka. wrogaa.5
polakow, Zje dnoczenie Idle y
gore ale czyja W tenn prac:a,?!
tego Ct zarozumiali ME chca
przyznae. ale nawet sami sie~-s
bic przedstawiaja "a owych
bohatorow.
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
LEKARSTWO z HISTORYA,

siegaiaca wstecz do czas6w rewolu-
cyjnych, cieszacc sic niez}amanym
rekorderem powodzenia W leczeniu
chor6b krwi i organizmu, jest INA.
mem jake ORA Piotra Gomozo,
s}ynne lekarstwo zio}owe. Szczeg6fy
udzielane So listownie. Adres: Dr..
Peter Farhney & Sons Co., 1l2-
lls So. Hoyne ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

ZWiedzcie handel
wielkiej wYprzedazy
u Choate'a Il Co..
.Wszystkie gatunki
towar6w pc wielce
%znizonych n
przez ~przysz}e diva
t%ygodnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13
z BAY CITY, Mich.
dnia Is Lipca, 1905.

Stra]k motorman6w kon:
duktor6w %tramwajow ulicz-
nych przybiera co raz to
grozniejsze rozmiary. Me ma
dnia ably ME bylo aresztowad
ale j to ME pomaga; .lud
t}ucze kary gdzie tylko mu sic
nadarzy stosobnost. Okoa
'wszystkie powybijane tax, re
musiano je drutem poopa-
sywac. Do ugody pom'edzy
strajkujacymi tax predko ME
przyidzie. OBJ strony obstaja
prey swo,em. Gale miasto
sympatyzu;e re stralkujacym.
Podczas trwania strajku nall
wiecej ucierpia ludzie prowa~
dzacy interesa wSr6d miasta.
Interesa w skladach lokcio-
wych ! g%arderoby najwiecel
ma tenn ucierp'a.
Praw;e wszyscy ksieza re
wszystkich mast i swych dy-
|ecezyi daza ably zobaczyt o.
blicze J. E. na;prz. ks. Arcy~
biskuya FIR. A. Symona, tyl~
ko ksieza z naszej dyecezy
|jakoS tego ME czynia.~ czyzby
to z bojazoi pred swym BIZ
skupem niemcem Richterem
+ zdaje sic re tax.
t. Zdarza sig bardzo czesto, IL
polacy przychodza do skla~
dow b|awatn>c CHI lub gsrdero-
by. ME pytaja o Polskich
klerk6w. ale ida do niemca
slho zyda kupowae choc'az
wiedza re tam jest polski
klerk.
Najlepszych lekcyi muzyk'
ma fortepianie podczas waka-
|cyi szkolnych "a niska Gene
udziela p. R. Buszczyhski,
po1ski organista. bardzo tn
lubiany = szanowany prawy
polak i patryota.
Bay City Alkali Co" "a
inkorporowana zostata W blu
sekretarza stanu ma $500, ooo.
Ottawa Jest teraz, re kompa-
MIA ia pred rozpoczeciem bu~
dowy fabryki umkn;e z mia.
sta z powcdu strajku jaki Sc
tn z kazdym dn EN- wzmaga.
w ub.ek1ym tygcdniu ma
ior miasta p. H:ne, odebral
przez poczte wys'ana karte
+pocztowa, ma ktorej napisane
bylo: ), Hoeheao" Wieprzowy
niem,ecki lb:e, ola czego. pow.
strzymujesz stra)k czy ola
tego abys ME stracil kilka
|glosow, czy tel d,a tego, re
Gle przeplacono? = Coprawda
major sympatyzuje re. strait
kujacymi i wysmiai sic tylko
z owej grozby.
Pewnego dnia. kiedy biz
sko ? tysi2ce ludu zgroma4
,dzonego ma ulicy Center !
Jefferson zaczelo bombardo-
wac kam;eniami ceglami ka-
~ uliczne, ktore pedzone by
y przez tax zwanych, skeb6w,
4 Chicago, a miedzy bonn
bardujacymi ME obylo sic I
.bez polak6w, pewien polski
tpolicYant ehcac pokazat jakim
|nn iacf nnrl,vux ,yn ,1ryadn;. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

wall gszety swawolne, ma
sohskie socyal'styczne
liberaly. z tych to liberal
nych bezboznych gazet wy.
nika, re clasem W jakieis pa
|rafii zdarzaja sie zaburzenia.
DO liberalowie czytajac zle a
podburzajace przeciw ducho-
wiehstwu gazety, chca ksiezy
wciagnac ma masohskie lub
socyalistyczne kopyto. a.
re ks'adz, rozumie sic. ME
|chce odstapic cd przepis6w
|kosciola ME chce zast6sowaG
sic do ich waryackiej wolf. tedy
wswej arcygiupocie oskarza~
ia 60 do biskupa. So to zwy~
kle te jednostki kt6rzy juz
ME sluchaja ami Bozego AMI
koscielneeo przyka1ania. a 2
~napomnienia ich przez ksiedza
szydza Biada takim to par
szywym owieczkom.
Bogu dzieki, re W nasze]
parafli W Leo ME ma zad-
nych zwiazkowcow, masoneryi
ami tez socyalizmu.
Jak widat zy)e tn Wszystko
rozumnie W jak najlepszej ago
die, dbaja tel Q chwale Boza,
So ofiarni, BIO "a staraniem
swego pro5oszcza wystaw'l ii
|piekny kosci6t. Jednakowoz
Jest tn trzech czy czterech
luz w srednim wieku dziecia-
! k6w. kt6rzy r6wniez czytaia
swawolne gazety. Dzieci te
sic jak gdyby do graz
MIA W szklanne kulki gdzie ma
chodniku. by opisat IS edz .
do btskupa, "a to re ich ME
przyimie W komotry DO ME
byli do wielkanocne) spowie~
dzi. Z dzieciak6w tych Gala
parafia sic smieje i kazdy po
w;ada lepiejby Ct ch}opcy BY
Ii zrobili, zeby zamiast pisaG
do b!skupa byli zagral' W
szklanne kulki, BIO biskup o.
|kropnie sic ~wy$mieje z tak'ch
ich niedorzecznosc'.
u mas w okoio Leo zboza
okropnie W n%iekt6rych mel
scach Frosty i Ottawa Jest. &c
sic powala ma ziemie, BIO "a
bardzo bu no i o3tro W g6-
re wzrasta. W nizszych zas
polozeniach, z powodu kilku
|ulewnych deszcz6w by}o "a
dlugo mokro a nawet ma nie-
kt6rych miejscach, malemi
kawaikami zboze stale prawie
pod woda / ME jest tax pie
kne lax zboza ma farmach
" po|ozeniu wyzszem. Tych
nizkich farm tn jest bardzo
wiele BIO niemal czwarta Geese.
reszta wszystko W po}ozeniu
wyzszem. U mas ME 9przesz-
kadzalby ulewny deszcz ami W
nizszychpolozeniach gdybysmy
tn iuz mieli porobione drogi
tedy woda zbieglaby rowam'
obok dr6g; ale ze to Jest no.
wa osada, w,ec niemielismy
|jeszcze lyle czasu ably drog'
byIy juz porobione; a eaten:
grunta u mas kolo Leo So bardzo
dobre ktoby szanowoych ro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-13

faczamy niniejszem ! nasz,
poniewaz zapatrywania wyzej
wyrazone So W calej ich os-
movie stanowiskiem,: jake
Zjednoczenie w>calej tel spra-
vie zajelo i zajmuje, .przeto
postanawia organizacya ia,
ME brac udzia}u we wspom-
nianej~ zwiazkowej naradzle,
a W %odpowiedzi ma otrzyma-:
ne ku niej wezwanie i ku
zamknieciu sad6w naszych 0
piracy narodowej, O kt6rej !
my zawsze myslimy i panic
tamy ca1em screen i dusza
Gala orzekamy, co nastepuje:
Ma W mas Ojczyzna nasza
syn6w oddanych niepodziel-
niesi chetnych szczerze ku
s}uzbie ola niej, s}uzbie Cd
pierwszego momentu uswia-
domienia naszego, az DO
chwili zgonu; pragniemy pra-
cowac ola niej - ola Polskl
wielkiej, ca}ej i nlepodleg}ej
przez Gale zycie nasze i z re-
ka ma sercu powiedziec mo-
aemy, re pracujemy tax, o
lie tylko starczy skromny
zas6b sill i moznosci naszych.
Lecz we w}asciwem zrozu"
mieniu owych w}asnie skrom-
nych naszych zasob6w, ME
roscimy sobie wcale zarozu-
mia1ych pretensyi do jakichS
przewodnich W og6lnem pol
skiem spoleczehstwie stano-
wisk i g}os6w, DO wiemy, re
pozosta}o W Polsce dose me-
z6w ~swiat}ych i dzielnych i
powaznych, kt6rzy stoiac u
stern navy Ojczyzny, trzyma-
JAG reke ma tetnie jej spraw,
wiedza pewnie lepiej cd mas,
co - jak i kiedy nalezy ety.
mic, a wierzymy, 70 oni W
czasie w}asciwym o mas pew
ME ME przepomna i do czy-
nu tego mas wezwa, kt6ry W
zakresie wykonania z naszej
strony leze6 bedzie. Ia tenn
wezwaniem p6jdziemy ochdt-
ME, uznamy je bez zastrzezeh
i czekamy go z g~otowoScia;
ma razie dop6ki ono ME ma
stapi, bedziemy pracowali
mad samymi SODA i bedziemy
baczyc, azebySmy dojrzeli i
dorosli< do owe; chwili, kiedy
do mas dojdzie wspomniane
has}o do czynu! II
Pracujmy mianowicie mad
usuwaniem b}ed6w i wad
naszych, mad umys}owem i
moralnem dzwiganiem ludu
naszego, mad organizowaniem
go i wyzwalaniem z pod
~wp}yw6w zgubnych, pre-
wrotnych i przewrotowych.
To takze praca ola Ojczyzny
i:praca wielka - tego Mkt
ME zaprzeczy takiej sic
piracy oddajmy, a dose jej be-
dziemy mie]i ma tymczasem.
Ojczyznie pr6cz tego dopoma-
gao mozemy IT, powinniSmy,
lecz zn6w O lyle, 0 lie to W
granicach skutecznego ley
wykonania, a zatem dopo-
magajmy materyalnie bied-
nym rodakom, ratujmy wp}y-
wami naszYmi i rzadu nasze-
go = ameryka6skiego, uciS-
nionych ze wzgled6w polity-
.cznych przez rzady zaborcze,
W ten spos6b r6wniez nadz-
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
WANTED-ROONS.

WANTED-Two furnished rooms; light house
keeping. second floor state price. Address
BOX 525, this office. 1t
YOUNG NAN wants cool, clean room, near
bath; not over $40; location central Ad-
dress BOX 523, this office. It
wANTED-By gentleman, Furnished room
in a private family. Address, stating terms,
BOX 59e, this Office ap22-3,
wANTED-Bright single ROOM by geftlee
man; board desired; Northwest. state terms.
Address BOX 490. this office. ap21-3t
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
Colored Man Injured.

At work on a new building at 1923
Lewis street northeast, William Worth
ington, colored, missed his footing on
a scaffold. and fell to the ground. a
distance of thirty feet yesterday. He
was picked up by fellow -workmen and
sent to the Casualty Hospital. Pnysi-
clans there stated that he was suffer
ing from internal injuries and severe
scalp wound.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
aMilk" Bread Is the Best Bread.

You'll acknowledge the superiority of
Holmes genuine home made Milk
Bread the minute you taste Ii. It is de-
Hcious and nutritious because ii is made
in the right way of carefully selected
materials. Every loaf is baked just SO.
Delivered direct from oven to table at &C
loaf. Best homemade Pies. zoe each
Holmes Bakery. 1st and z SITS. Phones
z. I440 and I4i1
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

Colliding with "a push cart loaded
with bananas and owned by Gustave
Rooriel,t Who was standing at Seventh
and T streets northwest. horse and
1911 l street northwest, and driven by
Benjamin DunnmOre, overturned the
Greeks stand and scattered his fruit
to the four points of the compass. The
horse was badly frightened and also
slipped to the ground several times, as
a result of stepping on mushy bananas.
Other than wrecking Gustaves business
nc damage was done
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
Died of Heart Disease.

Stricken with heart disease while
working on the farm contiguous to ST.
Elizabeth's Asylum, Richard l.. HYDE.
laborer, employed at the institution,
dropped dead last evening Two or
three other workmen who were near
him when he fell to the ground picked
him UP and carried him into the asylum
A resident physician made an exa1nina-
ton and pronounced life extinct.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

Falling from a scaffo1d on the Union
Station site while at work there, Peter
Christianson, an ironworker, received
q fracture of the right arm and a num-
Der of contusions about the body. In
the patrol wagon of the Sixth precinct
station he was conveyed to the Casualty
Hospital. After having his injuries
dressed he went to his home at %;
Third street southwest.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Steel range. double ovens. s5s:
cost slio- HOLLYWOOD. sth and K SITS.