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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-03
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l. O. .. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY. I
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake lodge No. 2. Friday.
Enterprise lodge No. Is. Wednesday,
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26
MORE EQUIPMENT FOR CENTRAL

Forty Engines Coming to Relieve Sit
uatiOn.
The rapidly increasing traffic OF the
Central railway necessitated the plac-
inc, some time ago, of orders for addi-
tional equipment, and the company
expects the delivery of forty new loco
motives within a month or two. This
additional rolling stock will greatly
facilitate the handling OF freight and
passenger trains and, consequently,
better schedules. Larger engines will
he nut on the southwestern division
then. no doubt, and there will be an
end to the cry of train late" so very
often heard now. For some time the
company has been replacing the rail
on this division with eighty pound
rail. the heaviest used on the system.
Already this heavy rail has been laid
from Macon to Montezuma, and the
working force is now coming with 1t
towards Dawson. With better rolling
stock and heavier rails, there will
soon be very marked Improvement
in conditions on this division of the
Cen trail
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26
PINE TREES MADE INTO SILK.
Tons of Artificial Cloth Are Manufac-
tured Daily.

About five tons of artificial silk are
now manufactured daily in Europe,
and the demand far exceeds the sup
ply. This is one of the many modern
products of celloluse, that wonderful
substance of which the microscopic
cells of plants are made, and which
composes about one-third of all the
vegetable and animal matter in the
world. Robert Kennedy Duncan, now
professor of industrial chemistry in
the University of Kansas, writing of
''The Wonders of Celloluse" in Har-
per's Magazine for September, points
out it's possibilities for the manufac-
turer. For instance, he writes: ga
pine tree is worth $40 ton; cut and
stripped it is worth SIS; boiled into
pulp, it is worth $40; bleached, it is
worth S55; which turned into viscose
and spun into silk is worth $500"
Prof Duncan argues for a closer
working relation between the technical
departments and the universities and
the manufacturer who stands ignorant
ly at the door of great industrial de-
velopments which can only arrive by
the act of modern chemistry.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26
RURAL DELIVERY CONVENIENCE OF THE TIMES
Some Interesting Facts Concerning Uncle Sans Method
Of Furnishing Daily Service to the Farmers 1t has
Grown Until It Now Costs Millions a Year.

The first experiment with rural mail
delivery service was made in 1897. In
] 1898 the expenditure on the service
was only $50, 900. In 1905 the expend-
iture had advanced to nearly S21, OOO,-
900. The appropriation for the cur
rent fiscal year is $28, 800, 900. The
routes number 35, 1853. There is daily
service on all routes except 253, and
on these there IS a service every other
DAY. The benefits of the service ex-
tend to 3,288,66O families, or Il, $685.
994 persons.
This brief story of the amazing
growth of the rural free delivery is
evidently correct. as the figures were
taken from a recent article by Post
master General Cortelyou in the indie
pendent.
The article was not written for the
primary purpose of showing the rapid
growth Of the r. F. D. since its estab-
iiShment, but the principal object OF
Tile writer was to illustrate the fact
mat IN the establishment of the rural
lree deliveries no states are discrimi-
mated against.
professionally happens that route
~ granted in a section that is not self
sustaining, but this is an infrequent
occurrence. Sometimes the prospect
I'VE carrier in his eagerress to secure
route, resorts to misleading state
.lVntS and succeeds in deceiving the
Inspector, who recommends the route
In good faith.
IL occasionally happens that the
p7uuoners are Indifferent regarding
we route and sign the petition with
o :, investigating the requisite condi-
'.onS OF the route. Some of them will
''sn a remonstrance on the same day.
II such case as this the route is
Usually relegated to a tri- weekly SER
'00' and in some instances aban-
doned.
LUIS reasonable complaint of the
master general does not effect any
" 'ue even dozen routes in Terrell
toun'y' The seven routes leading out
'0,n lawson, the three Parrott routes
~ 'ne two Bronwood routes are all
'CT ~, liberal patronage.
a., me citizens residing in the rural
'''IcIs are aware of the fact that the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26
ELECTRIC POWER ON FARM.

Mr.. e. j. Stocks, a Lee County Far
mer, Keeping Abreast of the Time.
Mr.. E. j. Stocks, whose farm ia Lee
county is model, allows nothing to
escape him which will add to the pro-
ductiveness of his fields or the conven-
fence and efficiency of his farm insti-
tutions.
The latest illustration of Mr..
Stocks progressiveness is evidenced
by the installation of electric appa-
ratus for driving his farm machinery.
Mr.. Stocks will secure power from
the Big Shoals plant, and 40-horser
power motor has already been INSTALL
ed. This will drive Mr.. Stocks big
gin during the cotton season, as well
as other machinery, and as rapidly as
possible other motors will be installed
for the purpose of doing other work
on the farm. Eventually, Mr. Stocks
will drive his gins, his grist mill, his
cane mill, his food choppers and other
machinery with electric power, and
will have electric lights all over his
farm.
Bringing electricity to the farms is
making long step in the direction of
farm evolution. 1t is safe to say that
Mr.. Stocks example will soon be fol-
lowed by other farmers as the use of
electricity greatly lessons farm ex-
penses, not to mention the danger of
fire and accident. Albany Herald.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26

A hunting story comes from war
saw island, near Savannah, that
sbould be a winner with President
Roosevelt and bring him to hunt wild
bulls on the Georgia coast, rather
than 90 to Colorado for the compare
lively insipid sport of bear shooting
Auoustus Oemler was the hero OF the
story. He had shot bull wounding
it. He approached to give the animal
the coup de grace, when the bull arose
and rushed upon him, hurting MIN 10
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26
REFUSED OFFER OF $4,000
Judge James Will Not Accept That
Sum for Georgia Soldiers.

Judge C. j. James of Cedartown,
who was appointed By Governor Ter
rell to look after the matter of COL
lecting from the government certain
claims on behalf of Georgia soldiers
who served in the war with Spain, has,
it is understood, been offered by the
war department SIC, 900 in settlement
of the claims made by the first and
second Georgia volunteer regiments,
but has declined to accept it.
The claims of these two regiments
amount to something more than $780,
600 and Judge James proposes to push
the matter further to see if a better
settlement cannot be secured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26
RuH DOG Rescues Man in Fight W/hh
Lufur1ated Bull ON Georgia Coast

the ground. Oemler was about to be
oored to death when bull dog, with
him. hurled himself upon the bull,
catching the infuriated creature by the
nose and swinging on with the tenacity
for which that breed of dogs is cele-
brated. Oemler, badly frightened,
rose and shot the bull through the
heart.
Oemler is wearing bruises on his
chest now that the bulls horns caused.
The dog got large share of the meat.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26
CATTLE TICK A MENACE.

Feared IL will Kill Great Deal of
Stock in North Georgia.
Cattle tick, or "Texas fever" has
broken out among the live stock OF
Fannin county, and it is feared the
disease will result seriously before
its ravages can be checked.
Part of the country has been rid en-
tirely of the tick, but it is understood
that the epidemic is attaining serious
proportions in other portions. Ex-
merits will be sent into the affected dis
trict bv the state department of agri-
culture. and immediate efforts will be
taken to check the disease.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26

service is intended especially for them,
and most of them are duly appreciat-
i've of the same.
Everything and everybody should
progress with the times, and in con-
sideration of this fact the rural mail
service may be regarded as pro-
gresslve convenience response to
the demands of the times.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-09-26

When two strong men come to blows,
even if they are we'll matched, it is not
a pleasing sight, but if the man who
gets the worst of it will use DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, he will look bet
ter and feel better in short order. Be
sure you get DeWitt's. Good for
everything a salve is used for, includ-
ing piles. Sold by Dawson Drug Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25
NoWy bicZ ma POlak6W.

Jak v~iadomo, istnieje "
Poznaniu ACADEMIA, czyli
wyzsza szko1a naukowa. Me
mona W niej jednak sk}adac
zadnych e%gzamin6w, upraw~
niajacych do wykonywania
zawod6w Daukowych. Przez
Lniejaki5 czas myself niekt6-
rzy Prusacy o tenn, azeby
Fowa ACADEMIC ~przemieni6 ma
wszechnice, i w ten spos6b
uezynic ten zak}ad naukowy
p~rawdziwie uzyteeznym. Pla-
nu tego jednak 2aniechano 2
obawy, azeby przysz}y uni
wersytet roznanski ME stall
sic srodowiskiem naukowem
ola Polak6w. Te obawe po-
stanoWlf usunac nBeJak1 praW-
mix, Warner Ulriei. Og}osi}
on W hakatystycznej gazecie
,,Posener Tageblatt" artyku},
W kt6rym radzi, aaeby mini
ster oswiecenia przyznal aka
demii poznahskieS praWa u
niwersytetu ola tyeh slucha-
czy, kt6rzy stawia odpowie-
dni wniosek. W ten to spo-
sob zagrodzi sic droge Pola-
kom, Mtiorzy z togo dobro-
dzieistWa ME beeia mogli ko-
rzystac, p%oniewaa' stawions
przea mch wnioski pc pro
stu sieodrzuci. Autor arty-
ku}G Jest przekonany, ze ton
|srcdek tamoWania Polakom
|postepu W oswiecie, W.og6le
W kulturze p0witaja wsayscy
(?) Niemoy : rodo6cia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25
UCzmy dzieci czytat, pisat
movie pc p0lsku!
TO 0NO
- e e -

,,Ameryka ola Ameryka~
now" to hasfo, kt6re czesto
obija sic o uszy przecietne-
go o%bywatela ameryka6skie-
go, kt6re atoli takze choc z
:innem uczuciem powtarzaja
-sobie d%yplomaci, kupcy, fa-
brykanci =itp. europejscy Il
azyatyccy. Pred n%iedawnymi
easy has}o to znaczy1o: Ame-
rykanie krzywdy sobie wy
rzadzac ME 2czwola ami ma
-ladzie sta}ym ami ma oko-
licznych wyspach, przeto
wara wszystkim potentatom
cd ziem i narod6w amery~
ka6skicb;S dis - przyna] =
mniej W Stanach Zjednoczo~
nych - haslo to nabra}o in.
nego znaczenia, a moznaby
.okre6lic W ten spos6b: N.Y.
smy narodem ~naizamoznlej
Sym, najoswiece6szym, Gle.
szacym sic najwieksza vol
noscia, vice kto blizej mas
powinien sic garnac pod nas'
sztandar gwiazdzisty, a kogt
2 dalszych spodoba nam si'
chocby przemoca - po<
nasz sztandar zaciagnac, tel
powinien nam "a to by
wdziecznym, DO my jedn
mozemy kazdemu zab, 'et,pit
czye niebo IA ziemi, my "a
rs - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowaniss
abonamentu WIARUsA nastePujacy
aasi agenci mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan skibinski
I" Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D F /. Ziarnowsk
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Leon Ross
DUNCAN. Nebr,, Michal Stecz
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. OAK, Jozef Gruba
Melen, Wis, Teofi Derdowski
MARLIN. Tex, S. P. Gorski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY, Tx. F, F. P roch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr, MARGIN S era
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam WaIdowsd
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

wniosek ten forsowa}a Gala
delegacya z St. Louis County
popierana przez republican,
skich senator6w z Henne.
pin i Ramsey County,, on
wniosek ten u5mierci1. Die
nlu "a to o%bywatele
wybitni ca}ego stanu bez wy
gledu ma partye polityczne,S
A. Langum, twardy republic
KAHN Gale zycie swoje, kt6ry
W nagrode "a swa lojalnost
ola partyi republ. ]sprawowa}
urzad sekretarski senatu sta
nowego o6m lat bez przerwy,
W ,swej gazecie: uThe Preston
Times, z dnia g. Sierpn ia
1905. r. take oddaje uznanie
p. Fitzpatrikowi: "Senator
Fitzpatrick z Winony bawi}
W sobote W Preston W pew
nych s~prawach opieku1czych.
Jest to moze zdrada partyi
pisma skiego} pi-:
sac COS podobnego, lecz CT
jenny sic W obowiazku wypo~
nasze zdanie oparte
ma do6wiadczeniu re obywa-
tele z Winona County ME
NIGGA lepszego senatora Cd p.
Fitzpatrick stawic do senatu
%stanowego tax dlugo, p6ki
p. Fitzpatrick zechce ten "a
szczyt przyjac. P. Fitzpatrick
Jest jednym z niewielu re-
czywiScie wie!kich mellow
stanu a ME masz uszclw~
szego c%z}owieka, demokra~
czy republikana W ca}ym
6wiecie." P. Lam
gum chyba nailepiej ukwall-
.fikowanym jest >cz}owiekiem
do wydania opinii o pracach
/ O g~}osowania czlonk6w Sc
natu W Minnesota, przeciez
protoku1y tegu cia|a pra~
wodawczego obserwuje przez
dfugie lata~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

Nadzwyczajna spe->
~cyalnoSG; - Kilka set
pozosta}ych koronko-
wych ffiranek - 25c
W sobote VIE
czor cd 7.30 do $50
u Ghoate'a - Przyjdz-
w%czesnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25
0 - sNNtY
potrzeba,s' =

NauczycieIa Organ'sty,
lub Nanczycielkl Organsetkt
przy koSclele Met. SIS. Ska
plerzne we Fancher WIS.
Bl,zczych informacyi udzlei'
mie)scowy probosztzz
Ks Stan KubisreWsk'.
Faacher g. Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25
Wielkl Wynalazek
"a dar1aO ola POlak5W.

Przez nastepne 10 dni, kazaego
A kt6ry przysle swdj a.
dres i make ma odpowiedz, naeoze
zupeinie IA DARMO, jar. sam
mole. rohi6 sxtnczny .:wegiels lepszyy.
-odkamiennegno,, TONE IA DcLA
RA 4 CENTAMI. Adresowao
proszee.
nor ARTIFICIAL FUEL FATEATEE
-+n--13a3 w. :H1ae Str.
Sauth Bend Ind. lex "
nL::sH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

5kra1e 1ssKTalKl ~ i1V
czypospolitei, posiaSt e q !.
.Ameryyke : p 4 Sc e
a potem cho6by SWAT calyi
- Wszystko to j'eeaszzcze tym-
czasem dalekie cd urzeczy-
wis it d ale Amerykanie.
juz pokazali ze p'o,tsrl'aafla sWe
dzierzawy rozszerzat, a Cd
movie i'm ME. MONA ener-
gil, vice czego ME masz, to
bye moze. Kanade oddzle-
Ia Cd Stan6w Zjednoczonych
tylko wazka granjca to
ciagnaca sic ma Gala szero-
kosc wyzsza Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, kilka tysiecy mil;
kanadyjczycy vice najlepiej
znaja doskona}e rzady i to
niebo amerykahskie, a pre-
|ciez dotad ME zg}aszaja sic
4 checia przystapienia do
Unii. Dziwi to amerykah-
skich patryot6w / zaraz' m
martwi, re Kanada wolf 20.
stawa6 pod rzadem angiel-
skim mogac tax :}atwo STAG
sic czeScia rzeczypospolitej,
kt6rej ME masz. r6wnej W
ca}ym 5wiecie; zkad ia ME-
chec? - Si}a zagarnat tax
wielki kraj to ola Ameryka-
now przedsiebiorczych pre-
ciez odrobine "a ryzykowne,
trzeba vice W inny spos6b
jako6 tych sasiad6w przero~
bic ma Amerykan6w. Kama
da to kraj obszerny, lecz
ma1o zaludniony, czemuby
vice ME pom6dz pc sasiedz-
ku zaludni6 -stepy i pag6rki
kanadzkie? Rzuca sic vice
setki 7rodzin amerykahskich
do pogranicznych prowin-
cyl kanadzkich, innym nase-
Ia sic agent6w, kt6rzy jak
wszystko inne tax i kanadz-
kie fanny potrafia W tax
%r6zowych przedstawic kolo-
rach, re ttudno farmerom
oprzec sic takiej p%onecie,
vice ida "a drugimi. W ten
to spos6b Amerykanie zdo-
bywaja sobie powoli przy~
Kanady. Amery-)
ka6ski farmer BOWEN zawsze
wzdychac bedzie do wolnosci
ME omieszka
o%bjasnic swych SASHA
dow, urodzonych Kanadyj-)
o r6znicy rzad6w
kr6lewskich i republican,
skich vice powoli zakielkuje
ku Anglii, potem
zn0W uWlelblenle ola fZeczy-
pospolitej Stan6w Zjedno~
,zonych, pieniadz amery-
ka6ski podsyci ten zarodek i
Z Kanady p%owstana move
stany wsp6lnej Uni Stan6w
ziednoczonych. Swoja droga,
do tego przyjdzie wy
zyskaja Stany Zjednoczone
.szelka sposobnosc pc mia
stach, aDy odstrecza6 Kama
cd spo}eeznosci 2
0statnimi easy 4
podszept6w amerykahskich
sieapOdnOsi6 g1Osy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

~NadzWyczajna spe-
~cvalno6G Kilka set
p%ozostalych koronko-
Wych firanek - 25c
jedna " sobote vie
cz6r cd Z 80 do $40
u Choate'a = Przyjdz,
Gle Wcze6nie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

.rzad " tems.snlie.
!masz.nic zdroznego, ze II
landczycy v Kanadziee IVY
Epowiadaipa1 posla ''' g BIZ
askupom francuskim iskargi
wnosza do Rzymu; owszem
znaiduja oni otwarte poparcie
Nv pismach irlandzkich wy
dawanYch W Stanach lied
jnoczonych, a po6rednie po-
'parcie Cd biskup6w amery--
ka6skich, boo Kanada bedzie
kiedys cze6cia St. Zjednoczo-
nych, vice trzeba pred
czasem wszystko urzadzjc po
ameryka6sku (po ;rlandzku)
,Ameryka ola Amerykan6w";;
F.! ,,hierarchia W Ameryce ola
Irlandczyk6w!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25


nOminat ma senatOra sta
2 WinOna q n
p. Fitzpatrick senator sta,
noWy Cd czterech la, znoWu
otrzymal nominacye ma to
samo ~stanoWisko honoroWe
ze strony demokratyc znej,
lecz powinien bye obranym
przez wszystkich tax demo-
krat6w jak i republikan6w'
Mkt nigdy ME smial zacze-
pic jego uczciwoscz, zdolnos-
ci iego znane So W ca}ym ma
Sym %stanie, %obywatele zas
naszego County wiedza bar
do dobrze, jak sumiennie p
Fitzpatrick ich W senacie sta
nowym reprezentowa}. z.
Fitzpatrick nigdy ME odda-
wal sic ma uslugi pewnych
przewrotnych, samolubnycn
frakcyi politykierskich, zaw-
SEE postepowa} prosta droga
uczciwo6ci, ME szuka} prof.
nego rozg}osu, ami " kuglar-
ski spos6b werbowa} sobie
przyjaci6}, gdy chcia} jaka
wazna sprawe p~rzeprowadzie,
a przeprowa1zil kazdy who
SEX, kt6ry uwaza} "a dobry
.czy> to dir nas sc Winona
: ~ So: = : .... -I' r. - -y- -
County, czy tez ola ca}ego
stauu. P. Fitzpatrick nigdy
ME pracowal ola korzy6ci
jednostek lub korporacyi lecz
zawsze bronil dobra og6}u.
- Jego to jest zas}uga, ze
IL pad1 wniosek wspiera-
niu pr.zez stan ia b y
kant6w cukru b a.
c~zanego; on dowodzi1 WI
boju przeciw wnioskowi ma
jacemu ma celu zn-iesie~
n O.. vg gran d ] urry"', az
ten wniosek ubi}. Dzienniki
swego czasu O p. Fitzpatrick
ku W tel sprawie wyruszy}y
sic ,,jego NOVA o wniosku u
,,grand jury" by}a
jednym 2 najwspanialszych
okaz6w beznamietnej wynio-
wy, jaki kiedykolwiek sly
szano W legislature min
nesockiej". Prasa republi-
ka6ska W Minnesota zaiste
ME grzeszy przesada wozenie
piracy legislator6w %demokra-
tycznych, a przecie5 ,,Pioneer
,Winona Republican,
iinnne pisma repu-
b}ika6skie uwielbia}y jego
W niosek wyborze
bezstronn y al sedz 8 W
,'TEhhe Minneapolis Tribune"
,1ourDa]," ,,St. paul Dis
80. ~ ST. ~ |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

czasem wszystko urzadzjc po
ameryka6sku (po ;rlandzku),
,,Ameryka ola Amerykan6w";
,,hierarchia W Ameryce ola
Irlandczyk6w!"
o 0. .
W pewnem przedmieSciu
krakowskiem peWv!nego razu
l. wsciek} sic pies. Kasal
biedak W swym szale wszyst-
ko i wszystkich, co sic ma
powsta} zgie}k, zapa-
nowa}o przerazenie, az ko-
mus p~rzypomnia}o sic, ze
trzeba zawezwac hecla. Hecla
niestety ME MONA by}o zna-
|lesc, powiadali ze wyjecha}
gdzies ma goscine, czy tez
navel do Ameryki sic wy
prowadzi}. Me by}o innej
rady, tylko p6j6c pc becla
do Krakowa, ten atoli odm6-
will us}ugi z tel. prostej przy-
czyny, ze jego w}adza ME
rozciaga}a sic ma przedmie-
Scia; podobnie wymowi1 sic
jeden i drugi zandarm, ze ia
sprawl do Mich ME nalezy,
DO ME So heclami; cywilnym
zas pod kara ME wolno by}o
sic brac do tel wielkiej ope-
racyi. Trzeba by}o wiec 20:
stawit biednego psine losowi,
al pc paru dniach sam zdech}.
Rzecz prosta, re pies ca}y ten
czas w}6czy} sic i dalej sze~
rzy} grozna zaraze. Wszyst-
kiego tego nieszczeScia prey
czyna bylo wadliwe prawo, a
prawa ~rzeczywiScie z wielka
sumienno6cia przestrzegano.
. Pismaki cd Ameryki-Echa
ciesza sic jak giupi z jajka
szkIannego, re W koscie1e
katolickim tel sd take pra-
wa niedor1eczne, jak ongi W
cesarsko kr6lewskiem PAN
stwie austryackiem. G1osza
oni swoim czytelnikom:
,Prawdziwy ksiadz katolickl
ME ma prawa zabraniae pa
rafianom czytsnia jakiej kol-
wick gazety, dop6ki ME jest
ma ind'eks p'sm "a
Wiec wolno jest
oezboznikom, ludziom moral
ME wScieklym ziat jadem
niemoralnosci W praHo l W
Lewo, wolno ian podkopywac
Ware i obyczsjno6e u lodu|
katolickiego, ME masz zas
nikcgo z wyjatkiem OLGA sw.,
ktoby ich c4yniF nieszkodli-
a bronii pred wScie-
klizna tego ludu n~iedoswladdt-:
ezegoz ksieza
50 pasterzanaie To. opadie j
nodle kreatury, ME godni
nosic nazwy ludzi, beda u.
czyc katolik6w co czynic,
czego zaniecha6 maja, q ks'e'
dzu ME wolno ludowi lego
pieczy powierzonemu t1oma-
czyc co dobre, 9 co z'eY
Ksiadz k,1azdy katolicki me
tylko ma prawo, lecz 8 v j g
ty . IS q 2 9 <. ostrze,
gat 1ud pred zgnilizna mo-
zakazuwaE cZytac Zfe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

Exempla trahunt PREY.
klady pociagaja, to stare
rzymskie przysfowie spraW-
dza sic ma ex. i anti-katoli-
kach. Rozpoczal e%xprofesor
2 etyka; W jego Shady poszli
dziady exczestocbowskie, do
.ktory Cd kufla, doktorY Cd
zwietrza}ego siedzenia ma
drosci wraz z zydami mos
kiewskimi, " ko6cu arcy-
socyahsci i anarchisci. Me
wiele, a bedziemy mieli pis-
mack fakultet teologii. wszel-
kich zarys6w z}ozony z ludzi
+oez pojecia o wierze, ale "a
to ucza}yc n, znajacych
sic doskonale ma tenn, co ME
ma styezno6ci zadnej z wiara
W dogmaty ko6cio}a katolic-
kiego; czy to ME postep?
o o 20 o -.
Pan Szczesny ZahajkieWiez
wydaje cd paru tygodni=" Pr
semko ola dzieci: ,,Anio}ek"..
Pan Zahajkiewicz jake d}u-
goletni nauczyciel Una dos
konale wymogi umys1u i
serca dzieciecego, vice tel
gazetka jego jest W zupelno-
Sci o~dpowiednia ola ,,n-a-
s z y c M a CHI POI
ci Q c h" lecz, W i el K c b
ma d Q j." vAniolek" wy
chodzi diva razy ma miesiac;
kosztuje rocznie tylko 70
- Zapisywac MONA
.Aniolka" pod adresem:
,,Aniolek", 662 Noble Str,
III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

.nych.
czytat zzaallk[Z I dWudzielstu
.pieciu ksiezy, to jest doWod,
re to spismo jest zle, q ezlo-
wick, kt6ry pomimo tego
takie pismo czyta popiera,
ME mole sic zalicza6 do
wiernyrh dzieci koscioia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-25

1 1AAluV P10An0 4OPu
baika6skie uwielbia}y jego
wniosek wyborze
bezstronn y m sedz 8 W.
,,,The Minneapolis Tribune"
Journal" ,St.. paul Dis
patch" i Preston fines s
zas w~ychwala}y " spos6b
nslehlebniejszy je@o dyplo-
matyczne zabiegi,, kt6rYmii
SIG, poe}ugiwa},, aby wnios sex:
ten przeprowodzi6: Tribune
= "a. Kwietnia,. 1905 roku
powiada: Senator Fitzpatrick
Eznowu pr4e6cigna} samego
lsiebie wyg}aszalac najswiet-
lniejsza move tel sesyi; sWymn1:
dojrzalem dowcipem j sark 3:
stycznym humorem uratoWalf
|od przedwczaanej mierca
my, bszparHnlW =ob6r So
dzi6w." -Kazdy Wniosek Il.
II. 166, gwaleacy praWa ro-
ldzicielskie przez oddawan n
zwyczainej prostej inkorpo.
racyi wladze odbierania 70
ldzicom dzieci, j oddawania
Itch innym bez zezwolen1a
rodzic6W jedynie ola tego, e
oi rodzice 50 biednyml, UGH
walily .obie izby, p, fitzpat'
upomnialaie oreWizye
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