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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
OLD GUARD WILL
HONOR BROMLEY
Anniversaries of Bohemia
and High Priest to Be
Double Barreled Affair

The thirty-fcurth anniversary of the
Bohemian Club and the eighty y-ninth
birthday of Uncle George T. Bromley will
be. celebrated in the redroom of the club
Saturday evening, April IA. The function
or festival is one of a series of enter
tainments prior to Mr.. Bromley's journey
to Norwich, Conn, the place of his birth.
The pleasure of entertaining the "Old
Guard" OF Bohemia and others on this
festive occasion in the redroom is ac-
corded to Raphael Well.
On April IS Mr. Bromley, accompanied
by Mr.. WE'LL and S. d. Brastow, will
leave San Francisco for New England
via New York and Washington. In New
York the committee of citizens from Nor
wich, escorted by Sig. Steinhart and Jo-
seph D. Redding. viii meet the high
priest and present the programme of the
New England festivities.
In Washington Senator Perkins will
fix a time and place for Uncle George
to receive a visit from Senators and
Representatives. All arrangements,
however, for the entertainment Of the
distinguished guest must be approved
by Mr. WE'LL and Mr. Brastow until the
high priest transfers himself to the citi-
zens' committee of Norwich.
When this transfer is accomplished Mr..
Brastow will be at liberty to visit the
State of Maine for pleasure, and Mr..
WE'LL to go elsewhere for diversion. 1t
is already arranged that the party will
travel from Chicago to New York on the
Twentieth Century Limited train. This
will enable Mr.. Bromley to compare the
speed on that route with the running
time that he made on the Sacramento
and Placerville road in the early days Of
railroading in California.
Members of the "Old Guard" will give
Uncle George the glad hand on the oc-
casion of his eighty-ninth anniversary.
After the feasting and congratulations he
may devote some little time to rehearsal
for the Norwich event.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
EXCLUSION LEAGUE HOLDS
MEETING IN UNITY HALL
Committee Appointed to Select Names
Eligible to Serve on the Execu-
tive hoard.

Committee Appointed to select Names
Eligible to Serve ON the Execu-
tive Board.
The JaUanese and Korean Exclusion
League held a meeting in Unity Hall.
on Mission street, yesterday afternoon
and elected a committee Of five, con-
sisting of d. NcCellan, j. o. Burk-
halter, L. e. Richardson, e. d. Marlatt
and J. Lyon, to select thirty-five names
from the membership list who are elig-
ible to serve on the executive commit
tee The names thus selected are to be
voted upon at the next meeting of the
league, which will be held on May 6. J.
B. Bowen delivered a strong address, in
which he spoke of the speech on Jap
anese exclusion made by Hon. E. A.
Hayes before the House of Representa-
tives. and, while agreeing with Mr..
Hayes in some respects, says his speech
should have been made stronger and
not made to appear as though the work.
ing classes alone were affected by
Oriental immigration.
w. Macarthur gave a history of the
league and spoke of the progress it had
made during the last year. He advised
all the labor unions to stand together
at the next election on the one question
of Oriental exclusion and said that the
only question that should be asked is,
where does this candidate stand on
Asiatic exclusion?"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
NOTED FEN|AN
LEADER DEAD
Colonel Michael Mclaughlin,
Who Headed Many Rebel
lions, Answers Last Cali

Colonel Michael Mclaughlin, the IA
nous Fenian leader, who once led an up
rising of 5000 rebels ID Ireland. is dead
He passed away quietly at his home, "A
Rausch street, Saturday All yesterday
his remains lay in state in the Knights
of the Red Branch Hall. draped in the
green and gold flag for which he had
toiled and fought all his long life.
Colonel Mclaughlin waS first, last and
always an advocate of a free Ireland by
physical force, and by no other means
Ever since the early ffties he was iden-
titled with every move to free Ireland In
1859, though he had been forbidden TO re-
turn to Ireland under penalty OF death
on the gallows, he went to Connaugnr
and spread the gospel of rebellion there.
He was captured and thrown INTO
prison. Some of the bitterness against
tbe Fenian movement had died out by
that time, and he was allowed to leave
for America under promise that he would
not return again.
In 1865 Colonel Mclaughlin went to
Scotland and there was appointed head
center of the Irish Revolutionary
brotherhood Fenian organization. He
was to lead an army of several thousand
men into Ireland during the uprising
that was contemplated that year. But the
plans of the Fenians were discovered ana
the uprising was nipped In the ouo-
Again Colonel Mclaughlin was driven
awav from Ireland and again he returned
TO preach rebellion and to help keep alive
the spirit of revolt.
Colonel Mclaughlin died at the age OF
20. He leaves two brothers-John and
Patrick Mclaughlin. He was born In
Sligo, Ireland but left Ireland at an early
age TO join those who were working 1or
her freedom across the water.
His last request, that he be wrapped IN
an Irish flag, has been religiously COM
piled with by his brethren OF the knights
of the Red Branch. The hall was crowd
ed last night with members of that So
ciety. many of whom had been identified
with him in his life work.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock
this morning from the Knights OF the
Red Branch Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
MEMBERS OF THE CHRISTIAN
ENDEAV0R HEAR LECTURE
Carl G. COuntryman Addresses a Large
Audience I'm the Fourth COngre-
EatfOnaI Church.

A large congregation gathered at the
Fourth Congregational Church, Green
street. near Stockton, last evening To
hear. the first address of Carl c. Coun-
tryman of Chicago who will lecture
twice in this city for the benefit of the
Christian Endeavor The address last
evening was upon the lines of modern
Christianity. On Tuesday night he
promises an entertainment different
from any that the Christian Endeavor-
ers have yet held in this city. and by
means Of special apparatus. which he
himself has got up, expects to keep
his large audience in one cOntinuaF up
roar of laughter.
Rev. e. l. Wa1z, pastor OF the
church. took charge of the meeting and
introduced the speaker after a special
programme was rendered by the church
choir. The choir deserves much credit
for the excellent programme rendered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
Arrcsted for Burglary.

James Carey was captured by Police
man Esola about 8 o'clock yesterday
morning while leaving the book store
of Mcleod & Luttrell, Il Market street.
He had fourteen novels and pair of
nippers under his arm, which he had
stolen. He had forced the staple off the
door to gain an entrance. He was
booked at the City Prison on charge
of burglary William Donovan was ar
rested early yesterday morning by Po-
liceman Cook on charge of burglary.
He entered the room of Samuel Hatfield,
6S3 Harrison street, by means of pass
key and stole an alarm clock and other
articles.S He confessed his guilt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
Drinks steam ON Fake Star.

Bernard P. Kennedy. a teamster 20
wears old, donned the uniform of po
liceman, with star. helmet and service
stripes of ten years, and appeared in
various saloons along Market street
during the small hours of April fools
day. He asked so much steam beer
without price that even the saloon men.
who had seen real policemen, became
suspicious. Complaint of his capacity
was sent to the City Hall. and Real
Officers Bruce and Amer were sent out
by Corporal Callahan to bring the fell
low in The impostor said he had come
from a masquerade ball. He was locked
up at the Hall of Justice.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
JOHN McDERMOTT LEAVES TO
BECOME A SEATTLE MANAGER
WelI-Known CHIEF Clerk OF st. Francis
VIII Guide the Destfnfes of the
New Hotel Savoy.

John McDermott, formerly the we'll
known chief clerk of the ST. Francis,
left last evening for Seattle, where he
will guide the managerial reins of the
new Hotel Savoy. A host of friends
were at the ferry depot to bid him
farewell and to wish him the best of
success in his new venture.
John McDermott IS one of the best
known hotel men in the United States.
He numbers his friends and acquain-
tances by the thousands and can point
to them in every State In the Union
He was with the Palace Hotel for fif-
teen years and left there to go to the
st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

medical aid, and the most important work
of succoring deserted women and chill
dren.
The board of directors elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing fiscal year,
ending March 81: President, Henry Sim
sheimer: vice president, James NJ. Ellis;
treasurer, Albert Meyer; secretary, Meyer
H. Levy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
contr.ctor passes to Rest.

Robert Mitchell. prominent con-
tractor, died in this city yesterday at
the age of TO- He had been Ill for sew
eral months Mr.. Mitchell came to this
city in the early '50's. and entered the
contracting business. He assisted in
the construction of the Phelan building,
the Murphy building, St lgnatlus
Church and the Crocker building. He
was member of the Builders Ex-
change. The funeral will take place
Wednesday from St Ignatius Church.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

COLLIDES WITH AN AUTO.-Edward
Ward 14-year-old boy. while coasting down
bicycle yesterday ran into automobile
driven by DR. Max Saomon The little fellow
fell striking his head on the hard roadway
and was rendered unconscious. One OF his
ears was almost torn off. DR.. Solomon picked
him up and conveyed him in the automobile
to the Park Emergency Hospital, where his
injuries were treated by Dr. r. c. Hill.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

STABBED DURING FTGHT.-During a
fight at Union and Dupont streets early yes
terday morning Fuorenco Craggo laborer
living at Steiner and Filbert streets. was
stabbed through the cheek with knife py
trail Emergency Hospital and Felice was ar
reseted by Policeman Gleason on charge Of
assault to murder
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

The merchant who has to offer bet
ter bargain in a dress fabric than was
ever before offered to the women OF
this city should realize that the news
is worth a big "spread-head.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

When one is afflicted with rheumatism,
to obtain relief as speedily as possible
is the first consideration: take Lash's s
kidney and Liver Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
ADVERTISEMENT
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
ON LITTLE BOY
Mouth and Eyes Covered With
Crusts Face ltched Most Fear
fuIIy-Hands Pinned Down to
Prevent Scratching
MIRACULOUS CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

"When my little boy was six months old, he
had eczema. The sores extended so quickly
over the whole body that we at once called in
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

New. safe deposit vaults. 81 per annum.
Citizens State Bank. SIS Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

make an open sore. think his face must
have itched most fearfully.
I'VE finally thought nothing could help,
and had made up my mind to send my wife
with the child to Europe, hoping that the sea
air might cure him, otherwise he was to be
put under good medical care there. But,
Lord be blessed, matters came differently,
and we soon saw a miracle. A friend Of ours
spoke about Cuticura We made trial with
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, and
within ten days or two weeks we noticed =
decided improvement. Just as quickly as the
sickness had appeared it also began to dis
appear, and within ten weeks the child was
absolutely well, and his skin was smooth and
white as never before" F. Hohrath, President
of the G. 1. Hohrath Company, Manufact-
urers Of Silk Ribbons, to 20 Rink Alley,
june 8, 1900. South Bethlehem, Pa.
Cuticurs Soap Ointment, and Pills sold throughout
theword. Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Boston
"a Mailed Free, How TO Care for the skin."
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02

t1e QoctoIs VIC tlcn
went to another doctor,
but he could not help
him, and in our despair
we went to a third one.
Matters became 20 bad
that he had regular
holes in his cheeks,
large enough to put .
finger into. The food
had to be given with .
spoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts
as thick as q finger, and
whenever he opened the
mouth they began to
bleed and suppurate, a.
did also his eyes.
Hands, arms, chest, and
back, in short the whole
body, was covered over
and over. We had no
rest by day or night.
Whenever he was laid
in his bed, we had to
pin his hands down:
otherwise he would
scratch HIS face. and
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
RZYM.

3-cia rocznica wyboru Oh
ca 6w. Piusa x przypada}a W
sobote, Ago bm.,. DO W dniu
sw. Dominica, Ago. sierpnia
1908 roku zostal obrany, Ko-
ronacya nastapi}a 8 sierpnia.
Mech Bog dobrotliwy Ojcu
sw. uzyczy jeszcze wiele lat
szcze5liwych rzad6w ma chwa'
le Boza i zbawienne dobro lu.
dzi! - Ojciec sw. wyda} roz-
porzadzenie %opiewajace, re do
za}ozenia religijnych zwiaz-
k6w i kongregacyi potrzeba
jego %pozwolenia wy}acznie.-
Dotychczas i biskupi mieli
prawo udzielac takiego pozwo-
lenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

TURCYA..

Zatarg turecko perski zao~
strzy} sic znowu. Ma .spor~
nym paste granicznym ma
%gromadzila Turcya wojsko, W
sile kilkunastu batalionow
piechoty, pieciu boteryi i
trzech szwadron6w konnicy,
a vice mniej wiecej diva ra~
~ lyle, ile Persya. Wojsko
perskie zreszta ME mole co
dojakosci ~por6wnywac sic z
tureckiem. Sadza, re W obec
togo Persya da "a wygrana i
uzna6 zechce pretensye tu-
reckie. TAX vice zaostrzenie
sic konfliktu przyspieszy "a
pewnie jego zazegnanie. o to
ably przysz}o al do oreznego
isstarcia, niema obawy. ,,Oryen-.
talnym potencyom" zachcia-
10 sic pr6by silly 49, dokona}y
iej i ma tenn niezawodnie po.-.
przestana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

wynn Pola.klami katolikami
1e !. db'amry . dobro nllaszei
drogiej o,jczyzn'y, T1Ted!y mkt
q mas ME bedzIe pisall Do !
gazet;. &c Jes;zsc ,;z,,'l ME m.yzzll,e.lmr.y
um;eerst, Z przeciez wiemy. ze
smierc ME wybtera, czy mlo-
.dy czy starry. jak czas przy;-
die. bierze "a kolnierz I:
chodz tam, gdzie q przezna-
czono. Vice tax powinlen
pan Fan napisac. ale ze my
ME chcemy jeszcze um'erac,
DO Mkt sic Cd smierci ME
wyprosI, vice ma przyszloSt
pamIetaj panic Ian Q tenn. ze
smierc ME pyta; bierze jak czas
przyjdzie, czy mlody, cry sta
ry, chop czy kobieta.
S. P. GORSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
:CHINY.

4. z Azyi donosza, 2e chifski*
general Mu z%gromadzn pod
Mugdenem ewier6 miliona:.
wojska, rzekomo celem pos
kromienia chunchuz6w, kt6-
rzy prsecie,zi'. ~, v wojnie stall
pc stronie laponii i zwalczali
rosyanl IA lkEazdy1m1. kroks.
Kto vie, czy Chiny ME ze-
chez skorzystae 2 o'slabienia
Rosyi, aby jawyprze6z dale
kiego wschodu, kto vie, czy
"a Chinami ME stoi " odwe.
Gle Japonia, ktora uz; zalu.
lie zaWartego ~prl.zzesdWcze6nie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

rzy 4 o,del,d5l;zialul ffll,oty j r'6izlnych
|niespokoinych zywiol6w
pred arsenal, gdzie usilowal
wylamat bramy, lecz zostal
znowu przez piechote rozpro-
SONY. Teraz pociagnai tlum
ma fort Konstantyna, kt6rego
zaloga prawdopodobnie byla
2 MIN " p~orozumieniu; "
chwili ukazania sic zbunto-
wanego tlumu pred fortem,
powiala zfortu czerwona cho-
ragiew. Zbuntowani maryna-
RE zajeli fort, kt6ry natepnie
ostrzeliwali. Okolo pol 6 rano
.poddali sic buntownicy. Pod
czas waikiki tlumem zabici
+zostali kapitanowie Radinom,
.Dobrowolski, Szun6w i Sto-
%jano,wvski, zraniony zostal
kontradmira} Beklemiszew,
kapitanowie bregaty Krynic-
XII i Patton oraz chorazY NAL
cew. Rano ~zaprowadzono zn6w
spok6j. 4: -. !,
- W obozie pod Krasnem
sio}em zoc1nierze dopu6cili sic
zamachu "a Wielkiego ksie-
cia Miko}aja Miko}ajewicza
bez skutku jednakze: urze-
dowego potwierdzenia tel via:
niema:s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
ROsYA..:

O buncie marynarzy- W: Kron-
sztadzie 5donosi urzedowo Pc
tersburska ajencya TELEGRAPH
czna: W nocy ma czwartek
wybuch}y W kronsztadzie nie.t.
pokoje. Marynarze 4 oddzialu
floty opu5cili pc godz. II ko-:
szary, z}aczyli sic 2 :. ctzekaja"
Gym ma mich ma ulicy tlumemt
i udali sic do domu dow6dz..
cy portu. Wyslany natych-
miast oddziai piechoty ,roz-
proszyl tlum przez uzycie
przeciw. MENU broni. tym
samem czasie wszczely sis
niepokoje " innych oddz'di,as'
ZACH floty, Majtkowie zaczel
sic gromadzic j opuszczat
koszary, jednakowoz powiodit
sic naklonic ich do powrott
do Mich. Tymczasem pociag
nal tlum, zlozo y y'IE'z'laimlllaryna'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
POLSKA.

correspondent petersburski
dziennika III dnia ma dzieh"
telegrafuje, re pc Petersburgu
zacze}a znowu krazy6 pog}os-
ka o :zaprowadzeniu stanu OBJ.
lezeniu W Kr6lesiwie Polls
skiem. Ten sam correspondent
W dalszym ciagu donosi: ~
:k6l stojacych blizko rzadu 0.
trzymujez wiadomo6e, 20 VIA
DE naczelnez Kr6lestwa Polls
kiego nadesla}y do minis
komunikat, W kt6rym
~omawiajac wypadki dni osta:
tnich dochodza do wniosku,
ze jedynym punktem. wyj6<
cia z obecnego po}ozenia mo-
re bye albo~ niezw}oczne ogfo-
szenie Kr6lestwa Polskiego. "
stanie oblezenia : nadaniem
jak najszerszych praw tege
stanu .~warszawskiemu genera:
fgubernatorowi lub tez niez-
w16czne ,zniesienie stanu wo'
|jennego, lkt6ry jake zrodehl
represyi okaza} sic zupelnit
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
re sWIA.lI.T I ].
e g = :
.NJEMCY.. !.

Gazety ~napoomykaja {, !, no no
VEN p~rzymierzu pomiedzy
Anglia, Francya i Niemcami
PISA; 70 o takim przynlierzu
m~spominano ma ostatniej kon.
ferencyi pokojowej W Londy.
ME. Widac, 10 Niemcom na
p%okumaniu sie.z Anglia i z
Francya bardzo zalezy, lima
czej ME rozpisywaliby sic tax
czesto o owen przymierzu,
Mic jeno ME %wspominaja 9
tenn, czy mysla przytem Q
zwr6ceniu Al2acYi i Lotaryn-
gil Francyi, DO inaczej Q zgo-
die i %przymierzu wzajem~
mem ME moze bye chyba
mowy.
- Move ella. q dniem 1
sierpnia +. b. up}yna} czas, "
kt6rem fabryka6ci papieros6w
zrobione pred 1 lipca swe
fabrykaty mogli jeszcze bez
oclenia sprzedawac. Cd 1 b. m.
za5 ME woluo jest fabrykan-
tom papieros6w sprzedawac
bez banderoli c}owej swe wy
roby tabaczne dalej sprzedaja-
Gym, a nawet wtenczas, cho-
ciazby to papierosy by}y pred
1 lipcem zrobione. Tylko je-
szcze W czastkowej sprzedazy
k~onsumentom wolno do ko6-
ca sierpnia sprzedawac. Wrzei-
kie papierosy, kt6re dotych-
czas sprzedawanos pc m. "a
sto, kosztowac beda 80 fen.
ella, zas popierosy W Genie 4
i 5 NJ: 1 m. ella. Prey ta6-
szych gatunkach cena SPREE
dazy tylko nieznacznie pod
skoczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
Earmer

20 "rE - IatNH .g s.-
DZ1Ew1FC ma dziesied ivy,
k}yoh chor6b codziennych ~powstaje
= nieczystego i zepsutego stanu
zyciodajnego p}ynu. Many praw-
olive korzenne i zio}owe~ lekarstwo,
:kt6re czy6ci i wzbboggaca krew j
wzmlacnia system. Jest to Ora
.Piotra Gomoz'o. Dostarczaja go
tylko specyaa1ni agenci albo sami
wla5ciicisle, Dr. Peter 4Fshrney 8
Sons Co., 1l9-llss o.sHoyne ave.
Chicago, Ill 4. !: .:g .s..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
ANGLIA.

z obawy pred powstaniem
ludnosci ~muzu]mahskiej W
Egipcie Anglia powiekszy}a
tam za}ogi wojskowe: Wois-
ko angielskie: ma tam opr6cz
zo}nierzy krajowyelh wynosit
teraz 500 chlo5pttaa: :2=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
.scIanaa mOrska W Calves
ton

Gf iE.+Gy A.aEi |N 54..4&EE rATEP% fEky ls%-% sHgEA.
dale teraz zyoie j oohrone v tenn
miescle jake ma najWy5szych wzgo--
rzach E. w. Gordloe, kt6ry miesz--
ka przy st. Dudon, n Waco, Tex.
ME potrzebuje skaiy morskiej do
ochrony. On pisze;,, Uzywa1em Pr.
.King'a Odnowiciel zdrowia na.su-.
chotyprzez ostatnie piec lat to
mnie zachowa1o dobrze zdroWo.s
Pred tenn miialem kaszel, kt6ryE|
kasdetgo rokuu staw,al bic 5ciezszyyarm..
Teraz przepaddl. Lecxzy kronicznyr
kaszel, Ia Grippe, kaszel, koklu,szI
zapalenies pluc. klaggodne DO
wants. Kakdla buttelIkual gggwrsalralnntowalal-.
IA waptece Mt KowalewskiieggeSoo
|Cena5o 90 i 81. o.. 4Butelki AZ probe
darmo, sas Ss 33Ssss2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

--1.---s1$s
IVY ale nigdy tam II ne sly
c;hl1;aytt: zebty po,dccsz.aans zaa1b E'slvs
sobie nosy roozzbdijafil TAX ja aL:l.
wy robIcie Lecz poprawsc1;itet,
sic, prose was y imicniu ca-
lei paratii, ma ten RAJ daaruje
wan ale gdyby sic 70 rIiaal'o
jeszcze RAJ powtorzyt tedyy
imiona tych wszystkich SAM q
san6w publicznie napisze. Ale
trzeba jeszcze wspomn;et Q.
item: many tn jeszcze cps
1gorszego, szezesciem ze ME
wiele. 1ecz "a jednego lub
trzech. karze Pan Pog wszech;
a takie przysiowia najwiecei
Isle sprawdzaja. Many tn
iprzestepcow gwaiczacych 1sze
2giej przykazania koscielne.
Ksiadz ma ambonie zapowtada
ze: Wniebowzlecie Najsw
Fanny Mafyi jest swieto ma
kazane ma calym katolickim
1Smiecies ola: wiernych slug
tegoz nabozehstwo
u nas@z wystawieniem Maj
swietszego SACRAMENTO i.
procesya, lecz jedni 2 ma
'szych parafian zamiast ist
lido koscioIa jada z wiazarka-
mi W pole zaraz cd rama. DO
lowyer niedowiarek i'm mowil,
|ze to swieto ME jest, DO on o.
tenn ME VIE, a podlug tego pc.
winno sic postepowae madrzel
gadac mole kazdy, ksiadz
mnje mic ME da, ami biskup,
AMI Ojciec swiety AMI Bog jak
ia sobie sam ME zarobie;
chlopow nam najetych a onl
swiecit ME chca. ia robie mu@
see - a zreszta mnie nile ma
MKT mic do rozkazania DO je~
stem bogaty. - Lecz bratku,
Pan Bog jeno cokolwiek
sprezynke naruszy}a luz swie.
tuiesz caly tydzieh. a gddyby
jessie jeden TAXI tydzieh.
juzby bylo pc twoich zniwach
l pc twojej swietokradakiei
robocie. a kiedy ]uz ME MOI
.zesz sic obejst. nile nozesz
Swiat nakazanych swiecit jeno !.
pracowae pracuj - ale ze-'
by ciebie ludzie ME wldzieli,
ME dawaj zgorszenia DO bia-
da temu Il kogo zgorszenie
pochodzi. Nam jednak ma
dzieje. ze sic wszyscy razem
poprawimy; porzutmy tie tam
&c i wszelk igrzyska, oraz
prace W polu W niedziele |
swieta - Frzeprosmy Boga "a
to cosmy dotad zawinilf a Pan
Bog to wszystko wykieru]e
IA dobre.
Farmer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
Or EsPON y D. y =.
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MARLIN, Tex,
e Slerpnia 1906
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusal
Zabieram sic do pi6ra !
{pisze do poczytnego Wiarusa.
DO %wiadomosci W obecnym
czasie Jest bardzo DUO. So
sprawy Q moim pobycie "
Bremond | o innych stosun-
kach tamtejszej Polonii, lecz
to zostawmy tamtejszym ko-
respondentom, gdyz W
Bremond ME brak dobrych
pissarzy; So tam navel tacy
Pisarze. GO sic Z OLGA. dzziada
pradziada nazywa!a Pisafzar
mi. wiec CT beda pisali tam
tejszych stosunkach, my zno~
WI o swoich bedziemy opi~
- Najprzod tedy "a
|cznlijmy cd tute]szych farme-
row. Farmerom texaskim O.
becnie otworzyly sic najlep-
SEE zniwa. DO teraz kazdy
|tylko ma ma mysli, azeby "a po~.
moca Boza jak najwlecej wy:
[wiesc Bali do miasta, a dobrze
sprzedae, pjeniadze schowae
Tub odniest temu, komu sic
naleza, gdyz jak wszedzie,
tax tel i tu~ Polacy musza
zalatwiac rome noty | mort:
giecze, ma to- zas potrzebne
So pieniadze ma czas, to tez
kto komu jest co winien. spie-
sly sic, ably ui$cit sic z dtu-
gu W jak najkr6tszym czas'e,
a potem CO zostanie ma zbyt.
schowa W bezpieczne mie]sce,
ably nieprzyjaciel cudzej Was
nosci ME przyszedl / ME wziat
tego skarbu. TAX teraz
farmer tutejszy kazdy rnySli
[tylko, ably zawdziat ma sie7bie
lax najwiekszy w6r / dalei
obierac bawelne. Jezeli Bog
Najwyzszy raczy mas zacho-.
wac cd wiatrow i wielkich
deszczow, to farmerzy w po-
wiecte Falls beda mleli kolo.
czego zabiegac. gdyz urodzaj
bawelny W biezacym roku.
lepiej dopisal jak po inne lata:
MONA liczyt cd pol do trzech
Fewierci bala z akra. Korny
take many tn ME najgorsze,
gdyz take bedzie MONA
zbierat cd IS do 40 buszli z.
akra, a TAXI urodzaj korny
zawsze sic til oplaci. Korna:
|obecnie placi IS cent6w "a.
beu,!szzet1; bawelna ME jest "a "a
|zbyt droga W samych poczat~
kach, DO placi tylko .eA !
I9H centa "a funt, lecz nanny
nadzieje. Il " .kr6tee bedsie
wiecej poplacala. tylko pogo
Idy potrzeba. zaby$my mogli
tjak najwiecej z13pola zebrat.
ale dotychczas1n bardzo na
Sic zzanossi. Negier
Ibedzle' z,now q: P I !, - K XII: !,
tutejszych fsrtl1er6w jus !. w ];
wiezlo % kilka bali. = Owe '',,'>
robactwo. - Boil wevil" take
nawledzilo nasz powiat, lecz
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