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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
FRANCE is IMPATIENT
Over the lnsolence and Continued De-
lay Of Castro Of Venezuela.

Paris, Oct 14.-Oficial quarters
here show growing impatience at
President Faure's failure thus far to
withdraw his offensive action toward
M. Taigny, the French charge daf-
flares at Caracas. Although no def
determination has been reached, init
nations are made that the situation
may not permit of indefinite delay, as
President Castro's inaction, amount
ing to refusal to withdraw his often
siye action, may lead French public
opinion to require the government to
adopt more decisive measures to re-
t.ress the Offense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
GOING OVER NEW r. r. ROUTE.

r. G. Atkinson, who has just return
ed from Monticello after having ac-
companied the promoters of the Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Gulf railroad
over the proposed route between Pine
Bluff and Monticello. says the capital
lists have gone on through the country
to Crossett, but. that they will return
in few days. He says he party had
a nice trip, a portion of the time be-
ing spent in killing duck and deer,
and as F. B. Stewart and others of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
RUSSIAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 14.-(Special)
The election for members of the
proposed National Assembly are
scheduled for today and the first meet
ing will be held here next month. The
car has the right to prorogue or dis
solve the Assembly, as we'll as to de-
termine the length of the session ac-
cording to the amount of business to
be done. The assembly president
may permit newspaper reporters to at
tend all sessions, except such as are
declared secret by the president or a
minister for reasons of state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
Mr.. AND MRS. JOE KRUMPNER
HAVE. TROUBLES AND A
SCRAP.
Judge roney Hears TIE Story Each
Has to Tell and Fines Mrs.
krumpner.

Joe Krumpners domestic troubles
furnish story that might we'll be TAX
en- as the basis of one of the most sue
cessful comic dramas that ever was
staged in this or any other country.
Were it not for the tragedy that lies
at the bottom of all such stories, how
ever low in the scale of human intelli-
gence and human civilization they
may be found, Joe's difficulties might
set the world laughing.
Joe is white man of doubtful pedi-
gree, for as long as he has been a res
ident of Pine Bluff it is to be. ques-
toned if any one really knows of what
nationality he really is. He is now liv
ing with his second wife. and they
keep a store down on East BarraNle
street-that is. his wife has been
keeping it for few days, and Joe
has not been permitted to have much
to say in the keeping thereof. if his
own story is to be accredited.
Friday afternoon he appeared at po-
lice station and demanded protection
His condition would not altogether rec
ommend him for sobriety. but he
brOkenly told his story so that the Off
GERS knew he had had some kind of a
difficulty with his wife. For several
hours he worried the police officials
with his opportunities, and they final
ly took the matter in hand A warrant
was issued charging Mrs. Krumpner
with disturbing the peace This was
believed to be at least temporary
settlement of the affair: but not so.
Late in the afternoon, or rather
after dark, Joe appeared at the police
station. He was nervous and excited
Joe soon made known his wants. stat
ing that he would like to sleep in po-
l1ce station over night. The police
suggested that he go home to his
wife, but Joe very respectfully declin-
ed the invitation, and declared some
what vehemently that he would rather
go to a den of rattlesnakes.
Saturday morning, Police Judge
Toney attempted to get some informa-
tion out of the pair as to their domes-
tic troubles, but was not altogether
successful in his efforts. That there
had been scrap was evident; but
just who did the scrapping was not
SC evident. Joe claimed In vociferous
manner that Mrs. Joe had struck and
bit him and otherwise damaged his
physiognomy; while Mrs. Joe was just
as positive that it was Mr.. Joe who
was the aggressor. Judge Toney heard
the evidence patiently and after get
ting all the information he could
assessed fine against the woman
wholesome advice about the evils of
fighting, and especially fighting her
own husband I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
PASSENGER AGENTS GATHER

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 14.-(Special.)
Delegates. with their families, from
all parts of the country. en- route to
the convention of the general passen-
ger and ticket agents, met here TODAY
and left on a special train for Mexi-
co, where the convention opens next
Tuesday. The secretary Of public
instruction of Mexico has placed at
the disposal of the delgates, the quar-
ters occupied by the national school
OF engineers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
FINAL FIGHT AGAINST "osouiro

New Orleans, La, Oct. 14.-(Spe-
c:al)-The State Board of Health to-
day concentrated it's enrgies toward
a general cleaning up and fumigation.
making its final fight against the mos
quito. Tomorrow the quarant;nes
will be ended. The authorities are
in perfect sanitary condition as far
as possible in advance OF President
Roosevelt's arrival and are bending
all their efforts toward this end.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
MURDERED BY HIS OWN SON IN
COLD BLOOD AND THEN
ROBBED.
Examination Of Body at Inquest Shows
That Harris Received Three
Wounds

Henry Harris, the old negro man
AWho was shot by his own son, James
Harris. week ago, and who lay out in
the woods unattended for several
days before he was rescued, died Fri
day afternoon at late hour, after
having suffered intensely from the IA
tai wound inflicted by the boy.
The charge upon which James Har-
ris will now be tried is that of murder
in the first degree. and the belief is
expressed almost universally that the
brutal deed of the unnatural son will
be atoned on the gallows.
The crime for which James Harris
is beng held and which resulted in
the old mans death Friday afternoon,
was one of the most brutal and un-
natural that ever disgraced the rec.
ords of the criminal courts of the
state. 1t was a week ago. on Satur-
day. that old man Harris, who is said
to have been working for the Sawyer
and Austin company in the west end
of the city, drew out his weeks pay,
and started home. He was accompa-
MED by his two sons. James Harris,
grown man and married. and
twelve-year-old boy named Little
James. In order to reach their home
they had to traverse long stretch
OF woods. 1t was when they reached
the heart of the stretch of woods that
the elder son sent the younger one
away on some slight pretext, and as
soon as he was out of sight and hear
ing fired revolver straight at the
head of his aged father, the ball enter
ing the back of the neck and lodging
in the shoulder. Two more shots were
fired into his body. The old fellow
fell to the ground unconscious. The
Toy proceeded to rob him of what few
valuables he had, said to consist of 81
in money. French harp and pocket
knife. He then left the old man for
dead.
recovering consciousness at last,
the old man crawled through the
woods to the clearing at the railroad
tracks, where he was subsequently
found by two negro women. after he
had lain in the woods for several days
without food or water He was almost
starved Prosecuting Attorney w. D.
Jones sent physician out to attend
upon him, and took his dying state
ment, for it was not believed that he
would ever recover.
The unnatural son was captured by
the officers near town, and lodged in
Jail to await the result of the old
mans injuries. He will now be tried
on charge of murder as aforestated.
Coroner R. D. McGaughy held an in
quest over the remains of the old
man at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon
and rendered verdict in accordance
with the facts above stated.
The coroner's inquest late in the af-
ternoon developed the fact that the
old man received three gunshot
wounds. instead of one, as aforestated.
One of the shots took effect in the
hack of the neck, one in the right
shoulder, and one in the abdomen.
The physician in attendance stated
that the wound in the abdomen was
the one that proved fatal. piercing as
it did the intestines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
CAPT. TAGGART GETS DIVORCE.

WcCster, o.. Oct. 14.-Judge Eason,
who herad the divorce case of Capt
Elmore F. Taggart, U. S. A., against
his wife, rendered his decision yester-
cay. The court granted Captain Tag
gart the divorce and The custody of
the two children, Culver, aged II, and
Charles. aged {. Although Mrs. Tag
gart is denied possession of the chill
6ren, she will be permitted to see
them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
PORTLAND FAIR A SUCCESS.

Portland, Ore, Oct. 14-(Special.}
the Lewis and Clarke ex-
position will close it's doors to the
public, having had season of four
and a half mnths. The officials are
enthusiastic over the success OF the
exposition and report it success h.
every particular. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
OCEAN LINE RESUMED.

Boston. Mass, Oct 14.-(SpecialD
The steamship service between Rot
terdam and this port, which was dis
continued last March owing to ex
treme dulness in ocean freights al
that time will be resumed tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

the party are great sportsmen they
were highly pleased Mr. Atkinson
states that the gentlemen also seem
ed highly pleased at the resources
along the route of the railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

session of the city council tomorrow
night. Another meeting of the COM
mittee will be held tomorrow. prior
to the convening of the city council,
to finally agree upon the amendments
proposed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15

The man who advertises is the kind
of man who everybody -mants to do
business with.- ecco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-15
CHANGES MIND HIS AGAIN

GOV. DAVIS NOW SAYS LIT
aS&S THE VISIT OF THE PREs.
DENT-MATTER AND COMMITTEE is ALL UP
AR-sENAToR SAID TO HAVE GIVEN THE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

zawsge kocha Go i kochaG bedz,e.
.Drobnej oratorce asystowa}y dwie
~jeszcze drobnlejsze dzieweczk',
sk1on.1y sic Acknowledgements
eosciowi, kt6ry i'm dziekowa} i
rozmawia1 2 niemi - odpowlada}y
mu swobodnie, naturalnie.
Teraz wystepuje ani6}, wspania-
", oskrzydlony, ktdry mi}osc'a
otacza daleka droge i uciazliwaJego
%Excellencyi modli6 SIC przyrzeka
"a jego zdrowie i powodzenle.
Anio}ow wi dosta}o sie take dobre
slowo Arcypasterza.
Nastepuje. choralny kpiew do
Ario4a Str6za 90 /
Teraz, kiedy many skreslic o.
statu1 punkt programu. czujemy re
pi6ro odm6wi pos}uszenstwa. Ieraz
pragnellbysmy pedzlem odtworzye
to, do czego pi6ro daremnie sic
porywa.
Ote pred oczyma naszemi pre-
sluwa sic wspania}a galerya kr6l6w
polskich, z rodu Piast6w cd Ko{o-'
dzleja, %protoplasty wielkicb me"
low az do Jadvigi. M~ieczys}aw I z
krzyzem W reku, Dabr6wka, vice
Boles}aw Chrobry, pachole niesie
PREY MIN Szczerbiec, wiec Smia}y
KrzywoustY i Kedzielz awy Wsty-s
dliwy l6w. Kunegunda, ~ ko~
kietek i Kazlmierz Wielki - pa>
chole niesie Statut Wislick,, a Ia
ostatek ,Jadwiga. Kazdego z kr6low
%poprzedza pachole Tub giermek,
kr6lowym towarzysza paziowle.
pacboleta Tub paziowie ~wyg4aszaja
naist6sowniejeze ustepy re spiewdw
Historycznycb Niemcewlcza- kr6-
lowie mdv,a take, co i'm poet !
movie kaze.
Doko6czenie nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
NASH AGENCI.

: Upowaznieni So do kolektowan';
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujac
nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY Mich, Alexander Niedzlelski
BALTIMORE, M. D, F Ziarnowski
CHICOPEE FALLS Mass, W K Szemborskl
CFIC-GO, Ill. Max D rengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FAR VEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck'
GRENVILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK, Wis, M Kosmick
IvANHOE, MINI, A NJ Matz ~
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, FIR. Cieminski ,
MeUen. Wis, Teofil Derdowski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. JablonskiN
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek,
BEAVER Wis, Jozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr. MARGIN S Cera'
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldowski
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
TOl0N0
- S:!@ @

Pok6j czy woina? pytano
pred tygodniem, dis wszy-
soy So pewni pokoju. Japo-
MIA uczyni}a ustepstwa take,
il Moskale sic zdumieli. Mo-
skale to~!cz yw,ii66jc;ii,e stawiali
take vyg6row ,,'a5av5z j niczeml
nieuzasadni{8Q}nll's@@ ,,t zaqania, ably
ma razie Emusic laponie. do
dalszej wojny, a :przez to;
zwr6cit ~sympatye s6wiata cy-
wilizowanego" iku' sobie. Me
udala sic sztuka, *tefaz wiecej
wsp61czucia i podziiw1u do
znaja Japo6czycy nil MosKla-'
lie, kt6rzzy, iakz SAM p'oN1ia;;..
: daja, wyszli z togo wielkiieggo'
zatargu3 ody 10 myatysez-
n i ezwyciezkoi" ;honorowo",
go s 8 o o QUA suHI
It Ac% s=< t<,Sz -.
Prezydent Stan6w Zjednlto,-
czonych p. Roosevelt zapo-,
czatkowa} uk}ady pokojowe :
czyni}, co m6g}, ably ME dac
sic rozejsc ~pe}nomocnikom.
dw6ch narod6w wojujacych
be- za}atwienia sprawy po-.
myslnie. Cesarzowie i kr6-
lowie o6wiadczyli swe uzna-
ME p. Rooseveltowi, Amery-
kanie zas ME posiadaja sic
2 rado6ci, ze tax wielkiego
czlowieka maja ma czele
swego rzadu. Wielka to.
zaiste zasluga, pogodzic tax
1ajadlych sasiad6w, vice
sWdzieczno6e wszystkich po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
j. Il. KS ~RCYBISKUP
"A. SYMON w DETROIT.
e Detroickiej ,Niedzieli'')
: dnia 10 go, sierpnia.
(Ciag dalszy)

81 kazanle, W kt0rem powIada ma
wstepie, re widz,a} JUL W Detroit
!'dwie okaza}e swiatynie Panskie, "
obec ktdrych ia wydaje sic ubo-
zuchpa j po:6wna6 ia MONA z
Bethlehem. Da'ej ks. Arcybiskup
m6~ll, re cd ma}ych poczatk6w
; wszedzie rozpoczynano, &c " novel
paratii j%eszcze ludzie dorabiaja sic.
zasob6w kiedys tn take stanie
6wiatynis okazalsza ma chwa}e Boz
"a i chlube Polak6w. TIA macle
patronem sw. Jana sKantego, TO
powinno was przen:esc my6la do
Krakowa, gdzie ten 6wiety zy},i
gdzle lud wiernie zawsze PREY VIE
RE ojc6w trivial i t'wa, sgdzie pick
ma nova polska rozbrzmiewa.D
w koncu udzielit Arcypasterz
btogos4awienstwa cd ojca 6w., q
nastepnle b}ogoslawienstwa Naj6w.-
Sakramentem.
! W p~oniedzlalek o;s7:30 zajecha}
pow6z ks. Arcybiskupa pred k]a-
sztor WV SIS. Felicyanek. U
wejscla do furty klasztornej wldniaf
bardzo gustowny napis duzy: Wiz
tamy U CORY ~powiewa}a flaga pa
pieska, ponizej przesIiczny herb
polski Or1a, Pogoni sw. Mlcha}a,
W otoczeniu polsklego sztandaru i
amerykahskiego. Wnetrze klaszte~
ru przystrcjone W kolory narodo-
we pc 6cianacb obrazy '6wietych
pansk,ch, obrazy narodowe i budu-
jaoe napisy, stale zdoblace 1oryta-
RE klasztoru. w klasach zawsze
czystyrh, jasnych, przestronnych
rysunki dziatwY napisy zastoso-
wane do uroczystej chwlli. Arcy,
pasterz wszystko oelada, Hszystko
mu sic podoba, DO wszystko dysze
6uchem poboznosci i polls <osel.
W .KraKowie mad Vista wiecej
polskosei ME znalazl zapewae.
Uwage Ksi@cia- Koscio}a zwraca
wyborny sztych= Polonii, re wspa-
nis}ego obrazu alegorycznego Sly
kl, przedstawiajacy pochod dz,ejo-
wy nas4ego narodu przez ciernie i
g1ogi " czasach porozLiorowych.
Matka %prze1ozona objasnia znacze-
ME poszczegdlnych postaci W lobra-
zie Jego Excelencya wchodzi W
towarzystwie duchowienstwa poll
skiego do duzej sail, ustrojonej
bardzo ozdobnle l gnstownie =
jasno tam, i przestronno, czYsto,
mile, 6wiatycznie. Herby polsk,e,
naplsY wykonczone wszystko
artystycznie. w sail estrada wlelka
ma niej liczny szereg staroswiec.
klch foteli. Srodek sail zajmuie
tron ks. Arcybiskupa, obok m,ej-
sea ola gosci ducho wnych, po obu
stronach sail dziatwa m}odssa q
~stars.a, sierotki, internally, dalei
fsgromadsone Siostry. lWszyeoy
domowi stole Z wyjatkiem MatLi
prtetotoasjj xatki Monit,.. .ap.-
Edajaoej "a adrowid cd niejatiego
cr.su pc pofviekovej pe1nej
po6wiecenia piracy.
Choir picking kantata- vita Jego
Excellencye. 3
Wystspu,ss Try edsieqNpzyYnki "
jasnyeb suksenkhacb l srodlkkewa
trzyma bnkl pa,g 2 llljyjE: zspravde
laden koncertt ME sprawl tax mi{s
go wratenia ponr6vpqaniS q
koncertem prswie ujmee przyynnoesit
ma}ej m6wczyni - lax przenowie-
ME tego m%aciopstwa. rNietylko ze
wygioszenie poprawne, czyete,
brsmienie samo tax dobitne a bez
zaduej prses.dy, modulacYa glosu
tax harmonlina, pewnos6 siebie,
. pr1edewsxystk1em mysli
- wszystko to 1aa,zy1o sic
na podsiw " tyoh usteoakach drob-
nych, gi6wce j serduszku Jak te
-.- rc%oo,Ln .o-~--:I-H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

tach, " amunicyi ! wog6leF
wydatkach wojennych po-
limestone? Czy Japonia litylko
W wlasnym interesie wojne
~wypowiedziala? Przeciez
wszystkie mocarstwa uchwa-
lily niepodzielno6c Chin,
!czemu tedy inne mocarstwa
razem sic ME %upomnialy u
Rosyi i ME zmusily jej do u
stapienia 2 granic Mandzuryi?
!Czyz to ME by}o ich obo-
wiazkiem? Jezeli zas tegonie
uczyni}y, to powinne teraz
popr7ec Japonie ", jej zada-
mach s}usznych... Ola takich
nielogicznycha krok6w poll
tycznych z @czasem N lie
b ezpiec Il st W O. z6l-
t g" moze sic STAG groznem
Ida ca}ej Europy.
O O o o
Znany z. dowcipu ale tez
re ~zdroweg6 pogladu na spra-
Ivy sp6}eczne p. Mark Twain
Il 2"rozczarowaniem powie:
|dzial, gdy pok6j uchwali}a
|konferencya W Portsmouth,
imniej wiecej te s}owa: ITO
|jest koniec postepu W Rosyi.
Teraz car zn6w bedzie ,mia}
wOlne rece wraz 2 sWyml
siepaczami do .krepowania
poryw6w dobrze myslacych
Rosyan. i do wytepienia
wszelkiej nadziei wolnosci."
O o
Wakacye szk6lne ko1cza
sic W, tym tygodniu. Polscy
rodzice powinni pamietac o
%obowiazku zapisania swych
dzieci do szk61 parafialnych.
Me moze dziecko katolickie,
szczeg6lnie W Ameryce, lep-
szej rekojmi szczescia posiasc,
]jak poznajac Ware i zasady
Characterization obyczaj6w,
a tego nauczy sic tylko "
szkole wyznaniowej. Kogo
Ina to STAG, niechaj ME ozeka
Z wys}aniem syn6w: i 5c6rek
do wyzszych zak1ad6w nau-
kowych al dzieci sic posta-
rzeja. Wick dziecinny MILO
dzie6czy: to jedyny czas do
szybkich postep6w W nauce.
+ Me ~zapominajmy o tenn!
o o o o
Jego .Excelencya ks. Arcy-
biskup F.. A. Symon pomi-
mo krzyku niezaleznych j
|liberalnych gazet, kt6re sic
ME 2, NIGGA doczekac Jego
Ew7iazd!u7 2 powrotem do
Europy, a kt4re >ggorsza sic
[strasznie enlargement, ~
Fjakim przyjmujas Jego Ex-
celencye wszyscy polacy ka-'
:toliey, dalej odbyw1taa' sweeF
podr6ze wiizyttacyjne " = wiscthio::'
|dnich stanach. >0w dia-
belski figiel, jaki Jego Exec
lencyi i wszystkim Polakom
katolikom W Ameryce chcia-
no splatac, pono ze zem-
sty. -: - ~ y. Detroit ct 't' ME g. u ID !,
sic. Amerykanie rozsadniejsi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

sEssss sstss
.- \
xii milujacych ludzi snalezy
sic s}usznie p. RooseveltoWi.
Q 0 . Q
Niestety, aczkolwiek to dis
lest %tajemnica, !. a moze ma
zawsze %tajemnica polityczna
zostanie, ME cnota skromno-
Sci i chec zaprzestania wojny
re strony Japo1czyk6w by]y
ostatecznym powodem u.
stepstw j zgody. Pan Roose-
welt, bye moze, dzia}af W
dobrej wierze ! tel "a dobra
monete przyjaf decyzye Mi
[kada u~mozliwiajaca zawarcie
pokoju, lecz kto2 inny tyf
w}asciwa vspre5yna. kierujaca.
ia sprawl W =ostatnich dniach
kbnferencyiH W. Portsmouth.
Me prree,zydent stan6w Zjed-
noczonych przekona1 cesarza
!, Wschodzaceego s1ofca", ze
pok6j jest koniecznnym, ]eez !,
nacisk sojusznika Japonii,
Anglii, zmusif Mikada do
ustepstw. .nw1t:T .,
O O 90 -.
W interesie Anglii jest
utrzymanie odwiecznego swe.
20 wroga, Rosye, W jaknaj-
wiekszem os}abieniu i to jsk
n%ajd}uzej. Gdyby by} Car
zawarl pok6j ,,haniebny'',
|gdyby by} przystal ma p}a'
lcenie odszkodowania Japonii
"a koszta wojenne, by}aby
rewolucya nastapic musia}a
wv Rosyi; W kilku latach
by}by nar6d moskiewski sta
NAL ma pewnych nogach z
lnnym rzadem ma 'czele, a
wtedy ME omieszka1by roz-
prawic sic ~ Anglia w In
Edyach, ably tamsznalesc wyj-
scie ma ocean. 1Rewclucya W
Rosyi by}aby nieunikniona,
gdyby car nadalT wojne pro-
wadzi}, a zatem nar6d mos
kiewski do tego samego re-
zultatu doszedlby =byl v
kr6tszym czasie jak pc 3s,ha-
niebnym" pokoju, a vice zn6w
niebezpiecznymby byts ssaasia:
dem Anglii*: W Indyach, .spo-
|trzeba by@o :przeto Anglii,
ably Rosya zawar}a pok6j
,,honorowo", i z tad ustep-
silva Japonii wymuszone
przez Angle. -"
o o. o, o =
Teraz .Anglia1 bedzie .mia}a
czas, przysposobic sic ma
|doskqna}e powitanie4. Rosyi
" Indyach, :''I:gdyby<s; FRI syii
:wog6le zachcia16 sic, tam nos
w6ciubiat. W Rosyi z,lo'stanif1s5''
wszystko jak byN Sl5a, x nar6dI.
nadal W. ciemno4ciaeh umy-,
s}owych brnac pedzie,ia jeezeli''
.kiedy6 sic podpiesie j zazada;
wolno6cbs to chyba "a lat sto,
albOA1ieszcze a$p6zniei. TAX
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
Organista-nauczycie

5
1onaty, znajacY dobrze jezyk polsi
j angielski znajdzie zarax posade "
parafii sw. Jdzefa u Gren1ille So.
Zgiosid sic do ni1ej pod
pisaneggo
REV. J.
..... Rector, ....s,
GrenSine, so. Dak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
CsVartteik 4.dnia 77-goa Wrzelni.,s, 1905

tJek, .d '1laila, 7-go WN'rze5ni., 70
nasi tn do lydia sic garna.
GO pisze 9 tel sprawie
,Telegraf', organ Zjednocze-
MIA pod Opieka Matki Boz
skiej Czestochowskiej z Chi
cage.
nWydawnictwo ,Slowa Pol
skiego" porozsy}aio pc CA
|%sopismach polskich listy z
(prosbami 0 ~niepowtarzanie
artyku}6w niepochlebnych
|temuz czasopisml, by ME
psue Interest," tax popfatnego,
Ejakim jest ~wydawnictwo tel
gazety.
f. Is ~
Wychodzac 2 tel zasady i
|przekonania, re ,,Sfowo Pol
skie", niewydawane przez
PolaKa, ale przez rosyjskiego
Lydia, ME moze bye pozytecz-
mem ola Polak6w i ME po-
winno bye przez tychze
|popierane = dziwimy sic, re
wszystkie polskie pisma pred
|temze ,,Sfowem" ME ostrzega
|ludu. g
| Wydawca, Rabinoff, moze
bye sobie porzadnym W swo.
lem mniemaniu c~z{owiekiem
Ii tego mu ME zaprzeczamy..
|Ale, prawde m6wiac, ME ma
dale sic pod zadnym wzg1e'
dem ma wydawce pfsma
polskiego. Re znalez6 m6g1
powodzenie, temu ME on
winien, ale czasopisma pol
|skie, kt6re milczeniem mu
pomog}y. Winni i ksieza CT,
|kt6rzy pismo to, czy to swym
~wplywem, czy tel 'korespon:~
|dencyami popierali.
|. Wstyd to i ha1ba ola mas;
|wstyd, re obco-narodowiec
(zyd, moskal, nasz wr6g pra.
starry i nieprzejednany, znaj.
)dzie u mas poparcie, ma ma
!szej tuczy sic krwawicy. W
kraju zydzi otwieraja karcz.
my, pozyczaja pieniadze ma
|lichwe, jak pijawkj wysysaja
krew z biednego wiesniaka,
|liczac mu %podw6jna i pc.
tro]na kreda. Tu stosunki So
%odmienne.
Ch}opek, kt6ry ME wycho-
dill z kraju pc "a grantee
wioski, jak tylko do najb]iz-
szego miasteczka na jarmark,
przybywszy do tego kraiu,
otwierae oczy:. H. pc *pewpym|
czasie przejMewa, ale ME "
zupelnosci.. By go @wyzyskac
jednak Encyclopaedia chwy,.:
+cif sic sposob6w,innyeh dr6g
i tosprowadzi do atak6w ma.
'najrozmaitszych polach, z mai
rozmaitszych stron. Many tn
naszych pe;satych przyiaci6E,
prowadzacych handel i oble-
pionych ma wsze strony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

w Chicago Cd pewnego
czasu wychodzi pismo tygo-
dniowe pod szumnym tytu-
lem: ,Slowo Polskie". Wy.
dawca jest zyl, Rabinoff.
Jestto rzecza ME do uwierze-
MIA, 20 PE'oellacy popieraja Ia
IA gazette, lecz zdaie sic i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

Powiadaja, ze Japonia uzy-.
ska}a wszystko, 0 co wojne
%prowadzila 2 Rosya, q W do
datku po}owe wyspy Saohali-
NJ, Rosya za6 wszystko to
.straci}a, co sic Japonii do
stale, nadto woine przegra}a
2 kretesem, DO AMI 2 jednej
potyczkii xwyciesko ME wv
sz}a, vice Japonia powinna
bye %zadowolona zupe}nie. KEto
atoli wr6ci Japonii ludzi,
.kt6rzy padli v wojnie, kto.
wynagrodzi straty o,kre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

So inni, kt6rzy innYch
.chwytaja sig sposob6w i jed
'nym 2 takich sposob6w Jest
,,Siowo Polskie". Czy MONA
sobie przedstawic wieksza
anomalie, jak czasopismo
.polskie w~ydawane przez ro-
syjskiego zyda? Czy pismo
take mole przynie6c nam
jake narodowi jaki pozytek,
cry moze bye polskiem? Me!
Jezei vice ME przynosi po-
zytku, Pc co je popierac, pc
co pomagac istnieniu pisma,
kt6re ola mas ME ma zadnego
znaczenia? Zastan6wmy. sic
mad tenn, %pomy6lmy