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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
coRTELYoU MAKES SWEEPING
ORDERS AFFECTING HIS DE-
PARTMENT
MANY PEOPLEAFFECTED
Practically All Of The 5000 Men and
Women Whose Names Are on the
Postoffice Department Payroll viii
Be Interested In the New Order Of
Things.

Washington, D. G., Nov. ,15. - Post
master General Cortelyou has stolen
a march on the Keep commission.
In an order issued last night he has
reorganized the entire postofice de-
partment, shifting about the duties Of
the four assistant postmasters gener-
oil and assigning them to different di-
visions, according to one general
plan which will unquestionably result
In cutting out a vast amount of red
tape and in systematizing the work of
the department to an extraordinary de-
gree. No such sweeping and sudden
change In the mechanism of the gov
ernment has been made at one time
since the organization of the repub-
lie.
The order affects practically every
one Of more than $4,000 employees OF
the department. It will result at first
In an immense amount Of confusion,
but the changes have been designed
on such an admirable plan that in the
long run 1t will be much easier than
ever before to find out the proper bu-
reau to which to apply for the con-
duct Of any particular piece Of post
cff1ce business.
Scheme Carefully Thought Out.
Postmaster General Cortelyou has
a reputation for executive ability. He
organized the new department of COM
merce and labor and then put together
the machinery of the republican ma
tional committee in such a way 1t
worked without friction and in COM
lY,1n va 80
man.. He. has been atssMork on his
scheme to reorganize the postoff1ce
since last May in Enthusiastically
quiet manner, and did not promulgate
his order until 1t had been studied out
in all its details. 1t Is the first great
step toward the reform in govern
mental methods desired so much by
President Roosevelt and it probably
will set a pace for similar sweeping
reforms In other departments.
Gist OF the Order.
The order will carry into effect on
December a plan of the postmaster
general to consolidate the work by
grouping under one bureau all related
subjects. The result will be to place
under the postmaster generals
ton Of the. service; under
the first assistant the postof1ce
personnel and management; under the
second assistant, all matters relating
to the transportation Of mails; under
the third assistant all matters Of pos
tai finance; under the fourth assistant
the rural free delivery and miscellane
GUS postal business.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
POINTS TO
CONGRESS
ROOSEVELT TELLS MAssAcHU.
sETTs MEN HE CANNOT
REVISE TARIFF

Washington, D. G., Nov. is. - "A
delegation of boot, shoe and leather
manufacturers, headed by Governor
Douglas of Massachusetts. called on
President Roosevelt today and asked
him to use his influence to have the
customs duty on hides removed in the
interest Of all the people of the coun-
try. The President told his callers
that as matter Of concrete fact, the
whole subject was one with which
congress must deal and he strongly
impressed upon them that any action
in the matter must originate in con-
gress.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
NO " AY OUT
SENATOR BURTON MUST STAND
TRIAL BEFORE FEDERAL
COURT

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. Is. - Federal
Judge Van de Vanter today overruled
The demurrer filed yesterday to the
indictment Of United States Senator
Burton of Kansas.
The trial Of Senator Burton on the
charge Of having used his influence be-
for the postoffice department in be-
half of the Rialto Grain and Securi-
ties company to prevent the issuance
cf fraud order against the company
is set for Monday next.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16

step would throw the Equitable into
the hands of receiver.
Hartman on Stand.
e. Fl. Hartman was called to the
stand in the insurance investigation
this afternoon.
Hartman said Hyde came to him
and asked him to use his influence
with Governor Odell in settling the
suit against the Mercantile Trust Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
CANNOT RECOVER LICENSE FEES
Minneapolis Saloon Keepers Have
\ Troubles Besides the "Lid."

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 15.-Fol-
lowing the mayors action in screwing
down the lid Sunday, Judge Smith
Of the district court holds in decision
that the council has no power to re-
fund money for the unexpired portions
of saloon licenses. The Sunday clos
ing policy is expected to drive many
saloons out OF business.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
THREE PEOPLE PERISH.
Picture Falls and Breaks Gas Pipe :
Fumes XIII Houses Occupants.

Paterson, N. j.. Nov. 15. Three
deaths were caused last night by the
falling of heavy picture from the
wall in the home OF Chris Schroeder,
while the family were asleep The
picture broke a gas pipe, allowing the
gas to escape and Schroeder. his moth
er and her grandchild were asphyxi-
ated.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
STEAMSHIP is SUNK.

Norwegian Vessel coIlides With Brit
sh Steamship Near Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Nov. 15.-The Norwe-
gian steamship Earnford was sunk at
the mouth of the Schuykill river in a
collision with the British steamship
Carthagenian.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
NEITHER is CANDIDATE.
Shaw and cummIns Have Had Enough
Of Governorship.

Washington, D. c., Nov. Is. -
Friends of Secretary L. M Shaw de-
MED yesterday that he would enter
the race next year for governor Of
Iowa in an attempt to wrest from
Governor Cummins not only the hon
or but control Of Iowa politics.
Neither Secretary Shaw nor Gov
ernor Cummins will be in the field
for this office next year, in my opin-
ion,'' said Shaw man today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
NEW GENERAL STRIKE IS
lNAUCURATED in RUSSIA
BOY HELD FOR MURDER.

Thirteen Year Old Lad confesses That
He Killed His Brother.
y **4 ***" $50. .
chiIlicothe, O.. Nov. is. David
= Gilwater, aged 13 years Is under
: arrest here for the murder Of shIs =
. brother, Albert, ased 2H years. :
: near Three Locks. According to :
= David's confession he set fire to :
= his brothers gown and then watch-'
= ed him burn because their mother :
= refused to let him, (David) go In :
= to the woods.
4 = y = y = = = = = i Y
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
MERRlLL's FUNERAL FRIDAY.
DisnitarIes From All Part Of the
Country Are Expected.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Funeral services
for Bishop Stephen M Merrill, who
died of paralysis of the heart late Sun
day night at Keyport, N. j., will be
held in Grace Methodist Episcopal
church at 10 o'clock next Friday morn
ing. Dignitaries of the church from
all over the country are expected to
be present.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
FIRM Is ILLFATED.
John G. Myers Company Loses Heavily
BY Fire.

Albany, N. Y. Nov. 15.-Fire today
totally destroyed the stock in one Of
the two temporary stores opened by
John G. Myers company after the col
lapse Of their building last August,
when thirteen people were killed and
thirty injured. The loss by today's fire
will probably exceed a quarter Of a
million dollars.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
ANOTHER BIG SUIT.
w. 3. Andrews is Defendant in $50,
600 Bank Fraud Case.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. IS. - Another
suit for 100000 was entered today by
Receiver Cunningham of the Enter
prise National baok against Wm. B.
Andrews. territorial delegate from
:sScw Mexicn.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
TURKEY MUST DECIDE.

The Powers Will Present An Ultima.
tum Very Soon.
Paris. Nov. 15-It is said in official
quarters here that the ambassadors of
the powers will present an ultimatum
to Turkey today as the last diplomatic
move before making a naval demon
stration
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
PEOPLE OF ISLE OF PINES
THROW OFF CUBAN RULE
QUARREL CAUSE OF DEATHS.
Died AZ Result Of Moth
Ing Else, Says chlnaman.

Ing Else, Says chlnaman.
*".* $3.50 s+.+* *+*+.+
= Washington, D. c., Nov. is. -
No boycotting, no race feeling, :
but a mere personal quarrel, was :
the cause Of the death Of tho i've =
American Presbyterian nlsslon- :
aries recently Al Llenchow, China, :
according 70 the report made TO- =
day to Secretary Root by Sir "
9 Then Tuns Llans cheng, the =
Chinese minister here y
** So *s#*+* ***** y
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
TAFT in WASHINGTON.
Secretary Of War Returns Home After
Trip to Panama.

Washington, D. c., Nov. is. - Sec
retary Of War Taft arrived In Wash
.ngton from Hampton Roads this
morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
DIDN'T BUY VOTES.
jerome Says His Election Cost Hin
"PractIcally Nothinu.U

New York, Nov. IL. - District At
torney Jerome filed a declaration of
his election expenses today which he
says amount to nothing, he having per-
sonally spent not one cent to obtain
his election.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
GAR In A TIGHT PLACE
The Government 10 in Bad Condition
to Withstand Another Widespread
socIaIIstIc Agltation-Disorders Con-
tinue at vIadivostok- Georsians
Now Boldly Demanding Autonomy.

st. petersburg, NOV. ;l5.-At the
Sangali works there was a fight
between strikers and anti-strikers,
during which four men were
killed or wounded.
The electric lights will be shut
off this evening and the city will
again be In darkness tonight.
The carpenters have joined the
strikers.
The suddenness and magnitude
of the movement has terrorized
the inhabitants and has caught
the government, as usual, unpre-
pared.
The streets are already full Of
Cossacks, cavalry and infantry,
but the authorities in the face of
such a gigantic revolutionary
demonstration, seem to be hesi-
tat!ng over what course to pur-S
sue. The revolutionary leaders
boldly boast that the people are
now better than ever prepared and
better armed for conflict.
At the embassies the situation
Is regarded as much more serious
than ever before. Genuine alarm
is manifested as to whether the
{ government will be able to meet
the impending crisis.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 15.-The
Associated Press is informed to-
day from d high source that an
ukase will be issued positively to-
night, whereby large portion OF
the imperial domain which covers
almost third Of European Russia
and which at present is the prop
erty of the emperor and grand
dukes, will be given to the peas
ants.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 15.-Ad-
vices from Vladivostok late this
afternoon indicate that order has
been partially restored there.
st. Petersburg, Oct. Is. - A genera
political strike which was decide
1pon last night by the workmen'
strike committee began promptly a
noon today on the Baltic & Warsay
It is announced that all tn
,ther lines will follow suit. The work
men in many Of the big factories, how
sver, decline to join the strike.
Socialists Control Workmen.
The workmen's committe is no,
completely under the domination G
he social revolutionists, whose Lead
srs openly proclaim that their ult
nate object is to complete the ovel
,hrow Of the monarchy and the estat
ishment Of democratic republic
Should a general strike again sprea
over the country the government
position might be rendered desperate
It is impotent now to deal with man
If the questions confronting it an
might be terrorized into making fll
her concessions.
>Georsians Want Autonomy.
The ancient kingdom of Georgia ha
now plucked up courage and demand
I'd autonomy.
100000 Men Strike.
The order for the general strike
successful and almos
100000 men have quit work alread.
Thousands Of workmen are paradin
he Industrial districts carrying re
aags and forcing those who are RI
luctant to strike to join them.
Rioting Continues at VIadivostok.
The latest reports from Vladivosto
Indicate that the rioting there has nc
yet been suppressed. The. populatio
Is still seeking refuge on the vessel
in the harbor. According to one n
port 300 rioters, mostly sailors and a
were killed or wounded du
ing the first days outbreak,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
GIRL WINS SUIT.
Fair Plaintiff Gets Verdict for $4,000
for Breach Of Promise.

for Breach Of Promise.
Chicago, Nov. 15.-The jury this
morning returned a verdict for sis, 900
in favor Of Miss Mabel Beland against
John O'Neil, former alderman and a
prominent contractor, for breach of
promise Of marriage. The case has
been on trial several weeks and has
excited much interest. O'Neil is
known as the father of track elevation
in Chicago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
BOMB FOR OFFICIAL.
Chief Of Secret Police At constantl
nopIe Has Narrow Escape.

HopIe F1ds Marrow Escape.
Constantinople, Turkey, Nov. is. -
Fehmi Pasha, chief of the secret po-
lice of the palace was the intended vic
tim of yesterdays bomb outrage. Pa
sha, however, escaped unscathed and
the explosion did little damage.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16
All Favor Action.

This action by the convention is said
to represent the opinion of practically
the entire population of the Isle OF
Pines. AT the meeting there was only
one voice raised against the action
taken. That was by a man who ex-
pressed fear of the results, asserting
that all are liable to punishment under
Cuban laws.
Fully cne-third of those now living
on the island are American citizens,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16

Continued Oh Page 81
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-16

Havana, Cuba, Nov. is. ~ Presi-
dent Pelma said today that the
Cuban government has had no
definite Information about what ha.
occurred on the Isle Of Pines.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
DObre easy.

Re wszystkich stron Stan6w
Zjednoczonych mas dochodzace "a"
porta o urodzajach, z~apowiadaja
n~ajwieksze j najlepsze zniwa praw-
dziwy dobrobyt ola wszystkich
Wyszyscy beda uzywa6 przyjemnosci
zycia, z jedynym wyjatkiem tych
kt6rzy So chorzy Tub s}abi - to
tylko w6wczas, jezeli uzyja Trinera
Amerykahskiego Eliksiru Gorzkie~
go wilma. Ten preparat, przygoto-
wany z czystego soku winogrado
wego i sprowadzonych z zagranicy
zi6f, dzia}a bezposrednio ma zo}adek
i wszystek pokarm w6wczas costa.
ME }atwo pr1yjety i dok}adnie stra
wiony. Cokolwiek zjedzonem 20
s~tanie, bedzie dobrem ola zo}adka,
strawionem zupe{nle przerob1onem
" silna krew, dajaca MOVIE zycie
ca}emu ciafu. N lena innego srodka
zwiekszajacego z%ywotnosc i sife
wszystkich. organdw do takiego
wysokiego stopnia.
We wszystkich chorobach 70
}Adka przynosi niezawodna ulge j
zupe}ne wyleczenie jest zapewnio-
mem, jakotez wyleczy.i pomoc PREY
nosi szybka we wszystkich sfabo-.
sciach, wywo}anych przez zanie.
czyszczenie. Whine bye zastosow ane
natychmiast pc ~zauwazeniu zanika-
MIA apetytu lub os}abienia cia}a. Do
dostania W aptekach lub u fabry-
kanta Jos. Triner, 1893 So. Ashland
ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
:Niegodna pierwsza
Komunia Sw.

Ameryka6ski %misyonarz
o%powiada nastepujacemi s1o-
wy O strasznej smierci ME
s~zczesliwego %cz1owieka, kt6ry
Swietokradzko pierwsza Ko-
munie przyja}:
w przedostatnim roku po-
bytu mego W Ameryce, "a
wolano jednego Z moich
wsp6lbraci do chorego. Clio
wick ten juz dosyc podesz}y,
zy} W zupe}nej obojetnosci
wzgledem swych obowiazk6w
religijnych. Chociaz z natury
ME by} sk}onny do posep-
no6ci, zawsze jednak byl
%pochmurny j smutny. Ma
,dobrach doczesnych wcale
mu ME zbywa}o; posiada]
maiatek ziemski j liczna
sluzbe, a stosunki rodzinne
6yly togo rodzaju, Re m6g]
(zyc W szoze6ciu ! z%adowolnie'
|niu. A jednak byl niezado'
wolony j nieszcze6liwy; wy
starczYlo diva razy go oba'
lczy6, aby sic przekontac, u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
P6lnOcnO zaChOdniPaCifiC.

Kompletne i zajmuiace %przedsta-
wienie s%cenicznych piekno5ci boz
gate zasoby natury oraz szybki
wzrost. MISUNDERSTANDING Paci~
fiku wydane zostaly W pieknej 1lu~
strowanej ksiazce .wydanej przez
k~ompapie kolei Chicago. & North
Western, kt6ra bedzie wYslana pod
kazdym adresem pc odebraniu 4
cent6w W ~znaczkach ApocztoWBeeh..ss
Wystawa Lewis & CLARK z bardzo
niskiem, wycieczkowemi ratani i,
oso biscie u~rzadzaneni wycieckkami
W polacz sn,u z tenn kolei North
Western z Chicago re wschodu,
t~orza zajecie W lynn prsedmiocie
jak nigdy .przcdtem. O blizsze
szczeg6ly p,szcie do W. B: Kniskern
P. T M.2l5 - Jackson Boulevard, {
Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

jaka6 wielka troska ciezy mu'
ma duszy. Skoro tylko zache-
|rowal, cnotliwa jego rodzina
natychmiast uwiadomilas ~ q J
tenn misyonarza. Ten powr6.-
Gil wla6nie z podr6zy do
dzikich; ale chociaz znuzony
praca i podr6za, n~atychmiast
|udaje sic do domu chorego.
|Tu wszyscy raduja sic z jego
przybyciai spodziewaja sic,
ze choremu skuteczna przy-
niesie pocieche. Glory, do
wiedziawszy sic 0 przybyciu
kap}ana, zgadza sic ma jego
przyjecie i ma rozmowe z
tymze. Co by}o trescia tel
rozmowy? Bog sam to vie.
Dosyc, re trwa}a dose dlugo.
- Wreszcie odchodzi kap}an
i wkr6tce powraca z Naj6wie-
tszym ~Sakramentem, jake
zadatkiem zmartwychwstania
i zycia wiecznego.
Ujrzawszy swego Boga, "a
wo}a} chory nagle straszli-
wynn g}osem:>
To moi sedzia!
Misyonarz stara sic go u
spokoic - ale n~adaremnie!
ia zgrzeszylem, m6wi
chory, zdradzi}em krew
niewinna, moja pierwsza Ko-
munia by}a niegodna!
To rzek}szy zas1onii twarz
i ukry} sic drzac okropnie,
pod ko}dra. Odkrywajac go,
chce don movie, ale
on juz ME zyje, umar1 W
rozpaczy. Gdzie jego biedna
dusza? Co "a 6mierc! co "a
wiecznosc! Otto skutki ME-
godnej Komunii. A jednak
najwieksza zbrodnie pope}nii|
ten nieszczesliwy przez to,
re jak Judasz zwatpif o mi
fosierdziu Jezusa, kt6re pre-:
ciez zawsze wieksze jest jak
naszc nieprawosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

.syna gospodarza wnios}a mu
wedlug zwyczaju kawe j We
dug zwyczaju pytala sic 9
|zdrowie j powodzenie, jak
zwykle " takich okoliczno-
5ciach bywa., Lecz starzec,
LEGACY W l6zku, lubo mial
,oczy otwarte, mic jej ME 3D.
.powiedzia}. Synowa zdumiona
powt6rzy}a pytanie, ale 60
spodarz znakami da} poznac,
ze stracil move. Przerazona
niewiasta zawo}a@a meza, kt6ry
n%atychmiast pos}a} po ksiedza
i pc lekarza. Lekarz oswald
cyl, re starzec uleg} atakowi
p~aralizowemu, i re stan cho-
rego jest bardzo niebezpiecz-
n.y..
Wtedy ksiadz pyta} chore-
60, czy pr%zynajmniej teraz
ME chce naprawic dawane
tax d}ugo zgorszenie; chory
skinieniem reki da{ znak, re
ma to przystaje. Kap}an po-
zosta} vice sam Z chorym,
ably go przygotowac ma przy-
jecie Sakrament6w swietych
i, O Guido! W czasie %spowiedzi
chory >odzyska} move, kt6ra
atoli pc sko6czonej %spowiedzi
znowu utraci}. z najwiek-
seem naboze6stwem przyja1
starzec Cia1o Pa6skie, z TAXA
skrucha, re Mkt z otaczaja-
cych ME m6g} sic wstrzymac
p}aczu. g.
Pc po}udniu znowu kap1an
ably chsrego ma
5mierc przygotowac, kt6ra
tel wieczorem nastapi1a.
Wiele moze modlitwa spra-
wiedliwego, m6wi swiety
.awe}. To sic W tym przy-
padku potwierdzi}o, albowiem
pozoru, re to rzecz
jednak rodzina mo-
die sic ME przesta1a. Pr6cz
zwyczajnych modlitw odby.
wano jeszcze pobozne evil
czenia. Prawie co rok zgro-
sic cz}onkowie TO-
i pred obrazem Boga-
blagali o ponce.
Matka Boska nikogo ME
kto sic do niej z
ufnoscia ucieka.
Powyzsze opowiadanie jest
pfawdziwem, a z niego wy
nauka, zeby i inne
rodziny, majace W SVEN
gronie takich nieszczesliwych
uciek}y sic pod opieke Maryi,
a Ona nikogo ME opusci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
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z.iewsfi: W.lezyta moi, solo iab eh6rse6. 60
zslewski Oh ton mszur, esysta bieda solo to1e.ss
Zalewski. Wesele, Kujawiak, SO
z6lewski. Bo1e cos l mazur 8 maj, orkieskfa 1.o0
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
Potega modlitwy
do Serca NaJ6w. Marry
Fanny.
Opowiadanie 2 najnowszych czas6w.

W pewnej m~iejscowo6ci
mieszka} gospodarz, w}ascicie]
pieknego. majatku, ale tax
dalece oddany pija6stwu, re
pc niejakim czasie gospodar-
stwo by}o ca}kiem zaniedba-
ne. Trzeba sic by}o postcard
o 6rodki, ably wszystkicgo
ME stracic, ale jak? gdzie
ich szukac? Satan gorza}-
czany trzyma} gospodarza sill
ME W swych zelaznych szpo-
mach, karczem W tenn miej-
scu by}o wiele,a jeszcze wiecej
pijackich kumpan6w, kt6rzy
naszego gospodarza ma z{e
%wywodzili.
Me pomog}y przedstawie".
MIA rodziny, ME pomog}y
"napomnienia miejscowych du-
c%hownych, vice musiano go
oddac do domu poprawy jake
niepoprawnego pijaka. Pc
niejakim czasie powr6ci}
zupelnie wyleczony ze swego
na}ogu. Do ust ME wzia1 ami
kropli w6dki, gospodarzy}
skrzetnie W polu i p%odw6rzu,
a tax zdawa}o sic, ze cz1o-
wick ten ca}kowicie juz zer-
wal z przesz}em grzesznem
zyciem.
A jednakze O prawdziwej
poprawie mowy bye ME
mog}o. W sercu tego cz}o-
wieka powsta}a nienawisc
przeciw Koscio}owi swietemu,
przeciw wszelkjm obrzedom
koscielnym i s}uzbie Bozej.
Chociaz d~omownicy uczesz-
cali ma Msze swiete, przy-
stepowali do S~akrament6w
swietych, W domu odprawiali
st6sowne do czasu naboze6.
silva, gospodarz W tenn zad-
nego ME bral udzialu.
Ola rodziny by}o to wiel-
klein z"martwieniem, ale ami
proSby, ami }zy mic ME po-
mog}y, DO gospodarz pozosta}
W swej zatwardzia1osci.
Udano sic z porada do
miejscowych duchown ych. Ci
odwiedzali czesto nieszcze-
sliwego i starali sic sprowa-
die ma droge religijnego
zycia. Ale to wszystko ma
promo. Skoro tylko wspom-
NELL mu O rzeczach tycza'
cych sic religii, to albo zaraz
sic cd dalai, albo uporczywie
milcza}.
Ksiadz proboszcz doradzi}
rodzinie, ably isle "a niego
zarliwie modlila. Ilez to mo-
dlitw i westchnie6 wzbi}o sic
do nieba! lie mszy swietych
odczytano, komunii swietych
przyjeto i nowen odprawiono
"a tego zatwardzia}ego grzesz-
nika, lecz wszystko zdawa}o
sic bye n~apr6zno.
TAX up}yne}o dwadzie6 cia
i p;ec lat. Gospodarz sic
zestarza}, WHO'S jego posiwia]
ale stan duszy jego W niczem
sic ME zmieni}. Rodzina po'
mimo tego ME ustawala v
,swych modlitwach i prosi}s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07

Ia polowe ceny ma minesoc-
ka stanowa wystawe Hamili-
ne (St. Paul i Minneapolis),
Koleja North w estern, TykietY
txkursyjne sprzedewane beda Pc
Genie W jedna strone "a tykiet
zwrotny, cd 2. do 9. Wrzesala'
wlacznie z uwzelednieniem do po-
wrotu az do IL Wrzesnla wlacznie
Zg4osic sig do agent6w Kolei Chs
cago & North~W estern.