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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
MR. IREAT WILL LOOK
FOR BAD CAPTAINS
Marshal Will Leave Tuesday to
scour Waters Of Chesapeake
to Prevent Cruelty.
Irn,ted STATES Marshal Nor.

The trip of United States Marshal Nor
gan Treat to the waters of the Chesa-
peake, which was postponed from last
week to next Tuesday on account OF
storms on the Bay. Will now be a longer
voyage than OF first anticipated. The
marshal has now received instructions to
make a general investigation OF conditions
on the oyster boats doing business In
Virginia waters aud TO suppress and
report any cruelties or any impropreties
he may find concerning the treatment Of
men and sailors by the masters Of the
oyster boats.
Some time since United States Marshal
Leughln, OF Baltimore. made raid in
the Maryland waters, extending over a
period of ten days, aad found any amount
Of crookedness 1t Is believed that con-
ditions are equally as bad in Virginia
waters 1t is likely that Marshal Treat
Will sail the waters of the Chesapeake on
the Window at least ten days, and. while
out, he will endeavor to find the Upshur
and the Daniel Nog and serve the war
rants he has on Captains Doyster and
Justice, who are charged with cruelty to
two citizens of Austria, who were re-
Gently in their employ.
The marshal will meet the revenue cut
ter at West Point Tuesday. He will
probably be accompanied by Deputy Mar
shall Bendt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
SENATOR DAVIS MILL
BUILD NEW RAILROAD.
His Ambition to See His Section
Connected With Chesa-
peake.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to Inc IlmeS-l)lSpatcn)
HARRIsONBURG. VA. January 20
The sole ambition OF ex-senator Henry
G. Davis, OF West Virginia Is to build q
new railroad through the Allegheny
Mountains which will penetrate the Valley
OF Virginia and give an outlet to the
Atlantic coast. This is the substance
of the belief OF leading citizen Of Elkins,
w. Va. who Is credited with being on In
innate terms with the venerable West
Virgihian. Since the Coal and Coke Rail-
road has been opened from Charleston.
w. Va, to Elkins, the Davis Elkins syn
dicate are looking toward an extension
of this road through Pendleton county,
w. Va, in order that the resources OF
the mountains may be placed within easy
reach Of Tidewater ports.
Senator Davis and his associates have
recently purchased thousands OF acres
of valuable timber and mineral lands In
Pendleton county, and they also mold OPP
lions on land In the vicinity of the route
surveyed by West Virginia Central engi-
neers several years ago, when that road
was controlled by Davis and Elkins.
The plan is to tunnel the Shenandoah
Mountain, after bringing the road through
the heart Of the Pendleton county noun
tain lands The objective point Is Staun-
ton, Va. To reach this 1t Is proposed to
follow the old West Virginia Central sur
veys to Harrlsonburg, and then secure
rights over the Valley Railroad of Vir-
sginia which connects with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio at Staunton, affordng a
direct >,,tet to the seaports.
Tho 1erbilt interests are expected
to become arrested In the project az
fordlng the Davis Elkins people ample
financial aid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
BAY SHORE SENSATION.
Attachments for Bondholders to
Get Standing in Court.
(special to The Times-Dispatcn'1

Il
NORFOLK. VA, January 0.-ine sen,,
sation in the Bay Shore fallWas es as..
today was the issue Of attachments FOR
fba bondholders. They are the hanks
and hankers who hold the 100000 issue
a, bonds on the default of which the
read was put into the possession OF tne
Federal Court and the receivers. Inc
attachments were made on the applica-
ton of j, Edward Cole, attorney, VINO
has sued Charles II. Burr, of Phliadel-
ihia. for $4,000 for damages for breach
of contract Mr.. Cole made negotiations
for the sale of the property, but the deal
was interrupted and he sues for conf
missions. The attachments are based on
f'the assumption that the banks and the
bankers have the bonds In which Charles
IL. Burr and his associate or client, VIII
liam z. Fritz, OF Philadelphia, have an
interest. Mr.. Cole wishes his money and
he has attached the property OF the
owners on the statement that they mean
TO leave the city without settling with
HIM. Meantime the bonds have been sold
| ccnditionally, on the attitude and the
rulings of Judge Il. Waldill of the Fed
eral Court, as to the priority of the debts
of the road. The principal debt is 100000
| inreceivers certificates authorized by the
court which will not be due till March,
{, 1t is the idea of the bondholders to get
/ some standing In the court for their
bends, which are valued at thirty-three
per cent. or sl6s,oo0, and thus depreciate
the 100000 certificates so as to buy
them, The property has been finished.
and Is profitable now, and the value is
estimated at $4,000 and 100000, 1t Is
a rival trolley in the city, and to Ocean
! View for the Norfolk Railway and Light
| Company, once managed by the Williams
syndicate of Richmond. There Is lively
contest for the possession of the property
1 dependent on the rulings Of judge Wad-
Z dill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
PECULIAR AFFECTION.
Peanut King Undcrgoes Opera
ton at St. Vincent's.

NORFOLK, VA. January 2o-M. P.
D. Gwaltney. OF the firm OF the Gwa!tney-
Bunkley Peanut Company. of Smithfe!d
and Norfolk. submitted to an operation
on his arm Thursday for a peculiar az
lection OF the small bones of his wrist.
The affection was SO serious and Stub
born that several operations have been
performed without relief arIe there waa
apprehension that his arm s.ould be in
volved and that he might lose it or the
use OF IT.
The operation was performed at the
ST. vincents Hospital, with NDr. Kennon
as the operator. Mr.. Gwaltney will re.
main at the hospital till the expected
relief from the operation shall have been
confirmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
NEW CHARMED FOR
THE APPONA I TOX
Work Going Right Ahead on the
Diversion Scheme With
Bed Dredge.
CUT OVER MILE LONG MADE
New Double-Track ( Railroad
Bridge Across the New
Channel.
CUT OVER MILE LONG MADE

Especial to The -Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, January 20.-Work
on the dredging of the cut to divert the
channel OF the Appomattox River is going
right ahead. and Captain E. Winslow. the
United States engineer in charge of this
district has recently inspected the pres
ent place of work and expressed himself
dredge is now working below Golfers
dam short distance from town, and
having completed one cut about eighty
feet wide and q mile and quarter long.
is commencing on another parallel to 1t.
1t is believed that the thorough drain
age to be afforded by this extensive
dredging will greatly improve the health
of that section of Chesterfield county by
removing malarial marshes.
DOUBLE TRACK BRIDGE.
A double track railroad bridge. three
hundred feet long will be built across
the new channel in Pocahontas for the
Atlantic Coast Line tracks, and 1t is un-
derstood that tho railroad company Is
necessary to the diversion scheme, includ-
ing. OF course, the right OF way under
the tracks through Pocahontas, where the
new bridge Is to be built. work on which
will begin as soon as the government ac-
quires the required land.
LOOKIN FOR COOKE FAMILY.
James Mcguire. of the San Francisco
law firm Of Mcguire, Lindsay and Wyck-
or, has written to the city engineers Of
flee. asking for information about the
family OF Captain w, S. Cooke, who died
suddenly in San Francisco. January Sd
last among his papers being found a
letter from j. S. Cooke, with the head
Ing; "office of superintendent OF Water.
Works, Petersburg, Va" and dated Feb
ruary %, 1900, at which time j, S. Cooke
was superintendent OF water works here,
but afterwards moved to Washington.
and, 1t is understood, is now dead Mr.
Maguires letter states that receipt for
a safe deposit box, which probably con-
tains will and other valuable papers,
was also found among Captain Cookies
belongings, The lawyer is anxious to
/ communicate with some member OF the
Cooke family.
FOUND TIL ERING.
oLuis Livesay, the young man from
Blandford, recently arrested on the
chrage Of stealing a. diamond ring, while
i working at the residence OF Mr.. l. Rein
ach. several weeks ago, did not make any
confession. hut said that he found the
ring, and had no intention of stealing it.
An excellent treatise on one of the
forms of tuberculosis was read by DR..
Joseph D. Osborne at the regular month";
y meeting OF the Petersburg Medical
! Faculty last evening. After the meeting
/ the faculty was entertained by DIR. o.
borne at supper at the Chesterfield
1 Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Colin Nea. win cele-
brate the fortieth anniversary of their
wedding at their. home on Byrna Street
] next Wednesday eyentng. hafaat.t9, ~ q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
New Ferry Line.
fspecial to The rlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
\ NORFOLK, VA, January CA new
ferry connecting Portsmouth with For-
folk is proposed. Options have been So
cured on both sides of the Elizabeth Stv.
er. The Norfolk site As the water front
at the. yards of, Bachelor Is Collins: the
other. the Guthrie property onsthe Ports
mouth side, adjacent to Hospital Point.
An offer Of $4,000 for the Guthrie props
erty in Portsmouth has been rendered.
The Portsmouth authorities have hao uns
do radyisement- some such project fo1
months. but nothing definite has resulted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
10 bride is very handsome.
Cave Musical Recital.

Miss Viola Diacont's music GLASS gave
their first recital OF the season In her
studio yesterday afternoon from S to g.
Those who entertained their class. rec,-
der!ng marked credit TO themselves and
their teacher. We're Grace Hin, Elsie
Mcdowell, Alma Francis. Tillia rlcRie,
Marie Cheatwood. Laura Mills. GladYse
Mcdowell. Ednn Peroe, Mario Gary,
Margaret Anderson, Mamie Mullan, Ruth
Mcdowell and William Tickle,
Selections from Chopin, Sohumann.
Mendelssohn and Chamlnade were rem
deredsg After the recital. light refresh
llnon tahp gerei served. rs " ysb19ias'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Esrlv Morning Marriage

STAUNTON, VA. January 2O-Mlss
Alma May Brown. daughter Of d. III.
Brown, aged nineteen, and Henry G. Love-
grave, twenty-five, both from Stuart's
Draft, arrived here this morning about
s O'clock and, In company with Justice
Hunter. father of the bride. and po-
liceman, obtained marriage license
from Deputy Clerk Job nCrosby, and
were married about 4 "A, M. by Rev. A.
M. Frazer, Of the First Presbyterian
Church.
The bride is very handsome
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

Pain or dull ache In tho back Is I'M
mistakablc evidence OF kidney trouble
1t Is Natures timely warning to show
you that the track OF health In not
clear.
II these danger signals are UNDECIDED
more serious results arc sure to follow'
Brights disease, which Is the worst form
Of kidney trouble. may steal upon you.
The mild and the extraordinary effect
Of the world famous kidney and bladder
remedy, Or. Kilmer's Swami koot. Is
soon realized. 1t stands tho highest for
IT'S wonderful cures OF the most distress
Ing cases. A trial will convince anyone
and you may have sample bottle free.
by mail.
aentIemen,-l attribute my present good
years with kidney trouble and Md an al.
most constant pain In my back. Your
great remedy. Swamp Root, cured my
trouble, and have since been perfectly
we'll.
Yours truly,
q. II. chalker, Elk. Chief. OF Police,
Ozark, Ala,
Lame back Is only INC symptom Of kid
ney trouble-one OF many. Other symp-
toms showing that You need Swamp Root
are. being obliged to pass water often dur
Ing the day and to get up many times
during the night. inability to hold your
urine. smarting or irritation in passing.
brick dust or sediment in the urine. ca
tarrh OF the bladder, uric acid. constant
headache dizziness. poor digestion. sleep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
| 90 I IME: S
He Read the Pamphlet to Keep Up His
Courage.
.Thts letter was. unsolielted:

Salt Lake City, Utah, March 81, 1906.
Jno. j. Fulton Co., San Francisco
Dear Srs: 1t is with the greatest pleas
iure that write to tell you that your
Compound for Bright's Disease has saved
my life. I had dropsy. Was tapped
twice. last time just asst started on
the Comp. i read your pamphlet about
100 times. When discouraged / would
read 1t again to give me hope. 1t was
slow. but am now on my 3rl doz. aud
consider myself well. am just to-day
back to business. Every ono will tell you
my recovery Was q miracle. Without
this Comp. I'd have been dead. Yours.
ANDREW C. LARSEN.
or Sorensen & Larsen. 145 West So. Cd; st.
p. S.-My partner Sorensen wants Ia
add this line:"I telephoned the doctor
daily. He said you had no chance To
recover, and for mo to arrange your bus
mess, When you showed Improvement
under the Comp. telephoned tho Ior"
He replied.' 1T makes no difference; Il. is
as Impossible for him to recover os,4tna
empty the ocean
NJ SoRENSEN."
Brlght's Disease and Diabetes ara now
durable In about 81 per cent. of all cnses
BY Fulton'g Compounds Send for l!rera-
OWENS s MINOR DRUG co,
When, to suspect Bright's Disease.
weakness or loss of weight. pltry ankles
hands or eyelids dropsy, kidney trouble
after the third month, urine may show,
sediment, falling vision, drowsiness-ona,
i'arei Sst thehas7i am4s1ts 10 not,p.lou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Move Plant to Roanoke.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WINSTON-sALEM. NJ, c.. January O,--
The Casper Company will remove its
whiskey rectifying plant to Roanoke Va
In about two months, an officer of that
corporation says the company has pur-
chased fourteen acres IN Roanoke. where
IL will establish fiyelbarrel distillery
and large. ,bottling plant. TILL, s.,;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
r a New City Charter.

(Special to The Times-DIspatch0
NoRROIIK, VA, January 20,-The rss
vised city charter of Norfolk. which tns
cl,,des many important changes in this
Fundamental law Of the, city. will be
completed next week and presented to
the city Council at once for its consid-
GRAFTON, before 1t Is sent to the General
ASSEMBLY at Richmond Some OF the pro-
nosed changes In the city government WAL
cause q contest on the new charter when
lit comes upo IN Wths Legislature. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
A LOVING CUP.
Presented to DR.. I. A. Clark On
His 8Qth Birthday.
Especial to Inc Times-plsnatch ,

LYNcHBuRG, VA, January 2o.-Dr.
A., l. Clark, for many years resident OF
Lynchburg. who celebrated the eighty
ninth anniversary of his birth to-day
was presented with handsome silver
loving cup about noon by the sLynchburg
Academy of Medicine The cup was pre-
scented by DR.. c. E. Busey, to which DR..
Clark responded.
DR.. Rawley w. Martin also made n
short talk. DR.. Clark Is remarkably pre-
served for his years. and he is seen on
the streets daily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

There is Just one other sure way to
be cured--painless, safe and in the pri-
Y HIiSsy OF your own home--it is Pyramid
We mai trial package free to all
II VIII give you instant relief. show you
the harmless, painless nature OF tins
great remedy and start you we'll on the
Nay toward perfect cure
Then you can get full-sized bnx
from any drngsist for 80 cents. and often
II the druggist tries TO sell you some
more money on the substitute
Insist on having. what YOU call for.
The cure begins at once and continues
rapidly until II is complete and perma-
nent.
work. ana DO easy and comfortable ali
it is Well worth trying,
Just send your name and address to
Ing, Marshall, Mich, and receive free by
Return NAH the trial package in plain
'Tadhn ousands have beeih cured in this easy.
painless and Inexpensive way, in the pri-
iacS o.f their homes.... ,,... !.
sfortA freq pa kaSsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
PROVIDES $4,000 FOR
PORTSMOUTH POSTOFFICE

From Our Regular Correspondent) IS
WASHINGTON, D. c., January CO..
Representative Maynard introduced bill
to-day appropriating $4,000 for the cree
ton OF q Federal building at Ports
mouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All in Plain Wrapper.

Piles is fearful disease, but easy to
cure II you go at 1t right
An operation with the knife is danger
Gus. humi'iating and rarely permanent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

When you've thought it over
come here for your overcoat.
II you have not thought 1t
over, come over anyway, and
our overcoat will help you
think.
The new prices will h clip
you buy, too.
Overcoats that have be- n
selling up to $1,000
NOW 1913.
overcoats that have be en-
selling up to $4,000
AT $12.7B.
Overcoats with the elegance
$4,000 buy at Berry's
S17.7B now.
!. overcoats that sold up to
$4,000
$22.7B.
Hats, Shoes, Shirts--savings
in each department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Sights Schooner Bottom Up.
CRy Associated Press,)

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2O,-Steamer
Tolesby (British, from New Castle. re-
ports:
No date, in latitude 81 north, longitude
S6.S6 west. passed a large schooner bot
tom-up, steering about ten. feet above
water, and supposed here to be of 800
and from New Orleans, and very dan
gerous obstruction to navigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

The "innards" OF dress after
allis what spruces UP a man.
II your suit is "shabby," no
matter how long your over
coat is, there's one man you
can't hide 1t irom--yoursef;
and that's most important to
you.
Get a new Suit.
$9.7B willbuy suits worth UP
to SIP 90 lastmonth.
$12.7B will buy suits that sold
up to $4,000.
$17.7B will land the best
grades now that were up to
$4,000.
Boys Suits, Overcoats d
Reefers-one-third to one-hali
off the pricesl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
UCzmy dzieci czytat, pisat
!: movie pc polsku!
TO QMO
@= g :

W Ameryce wiecej niz W
Europe zapisuja sic PolacY
- ma r6wni z innymi - do
towarzystw - (loz) maso6-
skioh. Zapytajmy PoIaka ka-
tolika, czemu do mason6w
sic zapisuje, oil kazdego
prawie dostaniemy to sama
s~odpowiedz: ,,Czynie tax, BIO
.oni mi pomoga W zlych
.czasach, oni sic zaopiekuja
moja rodzina pc mojej 6mier-
81, a zreszta ME jest prawda,
co O Mich gfosza ksieza::"
lie masoni wystepuja przeciw
religii katolickiej." w ich
konstytucyi wy1a&nie zabro-
Mono ~zajmowac sic zagad-
nieniani religijnemi ma pc:
siedzeniach, a zas W tel
konstytucyi jest przepisana
miio66 bratnia, przeciw kt6.
rel czesto grzesza niby do
brzy religijni katolicy." Me
ulega. watpliwo6ci, lie wielu
z tych prostaczk6w rzeczy'
wi6cie wierzy W to, co m6wi
DO masoni wszystkiego po'
wiedziec ME NIGGA nowicyu'
szowi; objasniaja oni swyct
braci dopiero pc dlugoletnie
probe, do czego daza, jaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
MOVIE lekarstWO ma opilep-
SyQ.

J. B. Waterman z Watertown,
O. listonosz viejski, pisze: ,,Moja
c6rka nawiedzona przez dfugie lata
epilepsya, zostaia ~wyleczona ORA
King'a New Life piguikaml. Odtad
nie miala ataku przez przesz{o diva
lata. Najlepsze lskarstwo ma pre-
czyszc,enie Y ca{ym swieeie 25c "
apiece II. ]. Kowalewskiego, apte.
karza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
COkOlWiek 0 ~abstynenCyi
(napisa} ks. Go3ebiewski.)
III.

Pc trzecie jeste6my absty-
nentami, poniewaz pija6stwo
prowadzi do wiele nieszczesc
JUL tn ma tym 6wiecie.' Bo
c6z wstanie pijackim wszyst~
ko sic ME dzieje!
Nam przed SODA kilka dat
niemieckich i czytam:
IA proc. naszych akade-
mik6w W Berlinis, Wroc}a~
win i W Kilonii, IS precent
naszych marynarzy 5 proc.
naszych wojskowych syfilis~
tycznis zarazonych opuszeza
akademia i wojsko! HUI
Mich tylko. " stanie upoj onym
sic zarazi}o! A to jest kwiat
m}odzie4y niemieckiej, A to
50 filary p6zniejsze 'p6}eczeh-
silva niemieckie! 9 proc. wszy-
stkieh narodze6 jest niepra~
wsgo lola, a ilez z mich tyl-
ko z okazyi pija6stwa!" W
czasopi6mie; yAkademische
Monatshefto" zlada~ niedawno
jakis dr.. Bloem " Berlinie
zupe}nej zmiany " zwycza-
jach pijackich towarzystw a.
]kademickich DO pijahstwa
pochodza tax czeste zarazli-
we p]ciowe choroby ma cafe
zycis.
Tax biadaja niemisccy pi-:
sarzs. Czy u mas lepiej? Oby
tax bylo. To tylko wiem, re
wedle statystyki prowincye
polskie cd nismieokich co do
uzyvania alkoholu ma}o sic
r6$nia be kiedy. mad Renem
,wiecei wilma to y mas, wis'ce!
gorza}ki SIC wyjpiia. ~Wiem i
to, 10 we wiezisniu Grudzia-
dzkim- dwie trzscis jest ia.
kich ~wiezni6w 60 2 okazyl
pija6stwa zbrodni sic do
pu6cili.
Siyszalem 0 jednym ksie-
dzu, kt6ry dostawszy sic ma
probostwo, wspieral brata
swego ma akademii. Zloty by1
chlcpak ale poznal piwko, a
tax MEM sic raczy} ze ma
zadne perswazye ME zwaza'
i nareszcie dostaWszy obiedu
pijaekiego y % roku zyc'ls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
kotWiiczla Paste ma R0baki
F. AID. RICHTER s. CO.,

do ~wytrwania. Ma wygna'
niu So w%prawdzie ludzie
ciemni, co ola. naiwnej che
ci przypodobania sic pol
g}6wk6w innonarodowyoh
wypisraja sic swych nazwisk
i polskoSci ale tworza oni ME
ljczne wyjatki. G}6wna Geese
emigracyi naszej tax SLIME
trzyma sic swej mowy, reli-
gil i obyczaj6w, re i W Anne
ryce, jak cd dawnych lat "
Prusiech, boja sic apaisci
polskich kr6lik6w. Re stra~
chu dis tylko niekt6rzy ma
ciagacxs j%snkowscy ostrze'
gaia nar6d amerykanski
pred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s}owia6skiem (polskiem) ,lecz
gdy my zostaniemy' Polaka-
mi i gdy takimi Polaka-
mi beda nastepns diva poko-
lenia, to rzecza pewna jest,
ze wezmiemy gore " Amery-
CO mad innemi narodowo.
6eiami. DIS z m}odszych ME-
jeden sic wstydzi movie pc
polsku, ale przyjdzie czas,
ze wstydzic sic beda CT, co
sic po polsku ME nauczyll.
Pc wielkich miastach dis
juz zwret jest ku lepszemu,
to jest, ku polskiej movie i
ku polskim obyczajom, a W
kr6tce rozciagnie sic to TAX
ze ma mniejsze miasta, DO ma
farmach zawsze Polacy byli
Polakami. Zatem i my Pola-
cy many "a co Panu Bogu
dziekowae! -
Obch6d zako6czono Cd
ipiewaniem hyau: ,,Bozs COS
Polske." ..... a..
D. Hamerski, ="
sskrotarz obehodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06

"a ia dziatwa, dis juz ME
otwiera ust do zachety tel
dziatwy spotwarzonej lecz
nieustepujacej, dis ME pod
nosi reki poswieconej do
~hlogos}awie6stwa, ten ojciec
wiasnie ". tych dniach opu-
Sell mas bez powrotnie: -
,,serce mt pekfo!" taxa mas
wiesc dosz}a z poza oceanu;
ma wychodztwie za6, jak
jeden z poprzednich wiel.
m6wc6w w%spomnia}, ponie-
waz naszym lepiej nieco niz
by}o " kraju, wyrzekaja sic
dziesiatkami. polsko6ci i
swych polskich, po ojcaoh
odziedziozonych, nazwisk Ma
my vice "a 60 dziekowa6 P.
Bogu? Owszem,. wiecej niz
inne narody, DO pomimo
kiosk, jake nar6d nasz pre-
chodzi, many dowody, ze
Pan Bog o mas szczeg6lniej
pamieta. - Powstanie upa"
do, ale Polska ME zgine}a;
-. upadek powstania nada{
piracy mad uwolnieniem OF.
czyzny i inny kierunek, kt6-
ry aczkolwiek powoli ale tenn
pewniej prowadzi do zwy-
ciestwa moralnego mad wro~
gami wszystkimi ME tylko
mad Moskalem >. w Galicyi
20 stare, jake przechodza
my6lacy wodzowie r6znych
partyi, i partye same pozby-
waja sic " tych s}ewnych
utarczkach ociezalo6ci i boz
myslno6cl. Jestto wiec szko-
Ia mozs najlepsza, jaka kie-
dykolwiek Galicya poszczy-
ci6 si@ mog}a. W Poznah-
skiem j " Prusiech zabraklo
przewodniks d~uchownego,
lecz dueh tych maluczkich
ME upad}. Te dzieci, kt6re
bez zachety 2 CORY, jedynie
z poczucia wlasnej godnosci
barbarzy6skiej sile op6r sta
willy, to dzieci ME ustapia
zrlaszcza, 10 ina 2 pamieci
/ ME zaidzie odezua sw. p. ks.
arcybiskupa, zachecajaca j.