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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-30
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This is a. condition Cor dsease1 TO which doc
Jors give many names, but which few OF them
really understand. 1t is simply Weakness
breakdown, II were, Of the vital forces that
sustain the system. No matter what may be
Its causes tfor they almost numberlessB,
It's symptoms are much the same; the more
rrominAnt being sleeplessness. sense of pros
tration WEAKNESS, depression OF spirits and
want OF .aergy for all the ordinary affairs OF
life. Now, what alone is absolutely essential
In all such cases is INCREASED VITALITY
vigour-vITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY to
proves that night succeeds the day this may
throw or these morbid feelings, and experience
be more certainly secured by a course Of the
celebrated Mfe-revfving @cnfc
THERAPIoT no.
than by ahy other known coordination. 30
surely IL IL taken In accordauce with the
printed directions accompanying 1t, win the
shattered health be restored. the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFEBSH, an3
q existence Impaired in place OF what
had lately seemed worn-out. used up aud
vaIueless. This wonderful medicament Is pure
iy vegetable and innocuous, Is agreeable to the
tsste-suitable for all constitutions ard condj-
lions, IN either sex; and it is difficult TO Ina
agine o case of disease arrangement, whose
main features those Of debility, that Will
not be speedily and permanently benefited By
this never-failing recEperatiye essence. witch 10
destined TO into oblivion everything that
had preceded 1t for this widespread and nunner-
OPS class Of human ailments
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-30

September 10, 1900 - Myrtle, Spar
Buoy.
September q, 1sO1-Af Rogers. Spar
Buoy
September 81, 1sO1-MyrtIe, Knuckle
Buoy.
septemer u, 1sO1-Margaret H., f-2
mile.
July 4. 1so2-Davey Shell, Pearl Har-
Dor. l 1-2 m.
July A. 1sO2--Rogers Shell. Pearl Har-
Dor, 1-2 M
September 20, 1902 : Myrtle. Spar
Buoy
September 20, 1902 Myrtle. Spar
Buoy.
September 20, 1902 = Myrtle. Spar
Buoy.
September Is, 1903 = Myrtle. Spar
Buoy.
September Is, 1sos-Alf Rogers, spar
Buoy.
September Is, 1903 Margaret H., 1-2
mile.
July 4. 19O4--Davey Shell, Pearl Har-
Dor, l 1-2 m.
July 4. 19O4-Davey Shell, Pearl Har-
Dor, 1 1-2 m.
July 4, 19O5-Davey Shell, Pearl Har-
Dor. 1-2 m
July T. 1905-Rogers Shell, Pearl Har-
Dor, l IL m.
September 16, 1905-Alf Rogers, Spar
Buoy.
September is, 19O5-Alf Rogers, Spar
Buoy.
September 10, 1so5-Alf Rogers, Spar
Buoy.
September 1s. 1so5-Margaret H, 1-2
mile
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-30
MAY SKATE
A DISTANCE
Local Roller Experts
Talk OF Endurance
Contest.

Roller skating in Honolulu seems tC
are becoming a regular thing and some
very speedy skates are being devel
oped
A long distance race on rollers is be
ing talked of and if it comes off it
will be veritable trial of endurance
In the States the majority of races
skated on rollers has been at mile
Twenty years ago, when the pastime
was all the rage on the mainland, a "a
hour race was conducted at Madison
Square Garden, New York. At this
time the sport was in its infancy, and
the skates, compared with the kind
used now on all the Kinks, were of an
inferior quality. Such a thing as ball
bearing rollers was unknown, the
straight wooden, pin skates being in
vogue.
In this race over fifty well-known
pedestrians, bicycle riders and runners
entered. Only dozen finished. The
hard strain of pushing the wheels
through continuous grind of "a hours,
together with the heat of the garden
and the dust raised by the skaters, all
served to fatigue the athletes.
Since then, however, the roller game
has progressed as all sports have. The
floors of Kinks and the skates have
been vastly improved upon, and there
seems to be no reason why long-dis-
lance race should not prove a success.
Roller skating is not strictly an
American game The sport was intro
duced in the States in the early '70s
by an Englishman. 1t thrived in New
York, Boston, Chicago and st. Louis
after its introduction, for several
years.
The bicycle is to blame for the early
passing of the roller game on the main
land. The sport, however, has been re-
juyenated and is now having its in
ming with vengeance.
Like the six day walker, the long
distance roller expert, In order to go
the route, must be well trained, pos
sessed of stamina and, above all, speed
and tenacity.
There are, indeed, very few records
to be found, where the roller speed
merchants have negotiated over 10
miles, The holder of this record is Ed
Mcdowell of Philadelphia. His best
time for a mile is $3.50 2-3.
Ed. Hagenbueher, one of the stars of
the roller world, skated 10 miles In
Boston in 80 minutes last fall
The English champion roller skater
is Cookson, who can negotiate half
mile faster than any man in the roller
business today. He has never been de-
feated at this distance, which is the
more remarkable when it is taken into
that he has taken part in
,S7 races and has suffered defeat only
three times during his career.
Cookson has been skating 10 years,
having broken into the sport when only
g years old in Manchester, England
The pastime has long been In vogue
n England, in fact the first roller rink.
Central Hall, was built in London
nearly 80 years ago.
Authorities eonservatively estimate
hat there are fully half million en-
husiasts to be found in the large cities !
# the States right now.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-30

credulors, Int neither ridicule nor crit
icism or such a course of eating made
any difference to the Cantabs. They
went right along to the end of their
training and when the last meal before
the race was eaten, they had CON
sumed enough eggs to stock an extern
sive poultry farm.
d. r. c. Stuart, the stroke, showed
the most marked result of the diet.
His weight ran up steadily and when
he stepped into the shell on race-day,
he weighed more than he had at any
time in his life, but, despite that, he
was as hard as nails, and was wonder
fully fresh at the finish.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-30
THERAPION

Js sold by principal Chemists throughout the
world. Price in England 2 70 and q 70. In OF
derfng, state which OF the three numbers re-
quired, and observe that the word ''Thersp5oa"
appears on British government Stamp .fs
white letters on red ground) affixed to
every package by order Of His EaJesty's Ho1-
Commissioners. aud without which It 10 Q
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Big -Four Route
BEST LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THU
East and Northeast,

Indianapolis, Munclc, Cincinnati
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland an,
points in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
Through sieepers from St. Louis I.
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows:
! No. 8A-5.45 a m. Eastern Mail am
express Mt. GARNER, vincennes, Par
Is Danville, indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York. Boston Direct connection
with the famous Knickerbocker Spec
ial.
No. 300 D. m. Mail and express
Carmi, Evansville, Vincennes, Indian
apolis, Louisville, Chicago, Tarre
Hante and Cincinnati. Buffet Sleep.
ing car Cairo to Chicago
No. 5G630 a. m. Local accommo-
dation, Mound City. Grand Chain, vi
emma AID Harrisburg.
Trains Arrive at Cairo as Follows:
No $3.50 y. nj. Harrisburg. vi
emma and Cairo Accommodation
No 3--11:35 a. m. Chicago and
Cairo mail and express.
No. $50 p. m Danville and
Cairo mail and express.
NO. 2 runs daily, other trains daily
except Sunday.
For full information and particulars
as to rates. tickets, limits, etc, call
On or write Elmer Smith, ticket agent.
i. n Hardy, T, r. A., Cairo, H., G.
L. Hilieary. A. G. P. A., St Louis. Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
ANNA, ILL.

April 1e, 1906.
Jesse Roy. of Little Rock, Ark. ar
rived Monday for weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Roy.
Miss Marie Eaton visited friends In
Pnckneyyille Sunday.
Misses Wanda Brevard and Vera
Lombard. of Dongola were the guests
of Miss Ethel Davis Sunday and Mon
day.
a. y. Sessions returned Sundya from
q several months soiourn in Callfor.
mia
Mrs. Lon Jones and children Of Cob.
den, visited Anna relatives this week.
Miss Bessie Garlic left Monday for
Two weeks visit with relatives in
Ccntralia.
Robert Norris fhas been appointed
naval cade, by George W. Smith. He
left Monday for Annapolis. Nd. where
he Will take the examination.
Mrs. Mamie Burnett. OF Ullin. is
spending a few days wit hher aunt
Mrs. Lee Hileman
ne senior class Of the High school
enjoyed a hay ride 10 Golden Tues
day evening.
Miss Anna Pickles, OF Marion. spent
part OF this week here with her par
cnis. Mr. and Mrs VI. NJ Pickles.
Mrs. Roy Green. Of Golden. visited |
her mother Mrs J. ~ Dickinson. the /
first of the week.
The street car company has a force 4
ri men at work grading for a pass
switch and preparing TO put in The
oro sing over the J. e.. ~ the cars may
run straight through from Jonesboro
10 The hospital
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
BREAK BAD.
Market Takes on Semblance OF Demon
aization--CIosing Weak at the
Lowest.

New York, April 19-There was
further drastic liquidation in the stool
market induced by the California cal
amity, Prices broke badly late in Tho
day, and the market TOOK on the sem
blance Of decentralization. This morn
ing, with barely unsetlement Of the
market someyhat quoted and the level
of prices restored II became clear that
there was no effective demand TO eX.
tend the recovery, The money market
responded To the situation to some ex-
tent with hardening III both call and
time loan rates.
There was deposit Of upwards Of
w 100000 at the local sub-treasury for
telegraph transfer to San Francisco
and large shipments were reported to
be on their way by express for the
same destination. The coal strike ouc-
look had its part in todays weakness
us was shown by the violent decline IN
Reading. But this stock had been
speculative fayorite and is vulnerable
therefore to the general influence Of
ne STOCK to speculative confidence
caused by earthquake losses. The |
mood Of speculation was exemplified |
by the sudden drop in Amalgamated |
copper on announcement of an extra |
dividend disbursement which induced |
heavy selling TO realize The pressure |
Of liquidation had great effect on the
situation with appearance of growing
necessity as the day progressed. The
dosing tone was weak at about the
oWest of the day. The days net loss
IS ran from ! to points in practically
III active stocks and 3 TO over 3
n prominent speculative leaders in
hiding Reading, Pacifics, and metal
tocks, ercept L, S. Steel stocks which
hoWed some power of resistance
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
BUYING BY SHORTS
During Middle Of Session Caused :
Sharp RaIly--Decreased Re-
ceipts the Bull Influence.

Chicago. April WHEAT. THE
interest Of traders cente.ed in MAY
and the prices Of that option tiuctuatea
over a range Of 23s cents. Openina
weak. May off 3s a 5s at S0at 0Sl cent,
Easier cables and liberal receipts al
Minneapolis caused selling by Dit
traders and commission houses which
resulted in weakness. About the mid.
dla OF the session there was sharp
rally on buying By shorts and MAY
advanced TO S2A Decreased primary
receipts was the chief bullish influ
ence l.ate in the day there was a
slump On heavy selling from the long
,ide OF the market and May declined
10 1875. The close was weak, Nav
down Ia
CORN Despite small local receipt.
sentiment wa. heariah the greater part
Of the day. The market was weakened
by easier cables and Clear weather IN
the corn belt Trading was small. Cash
houses were principal buyers while
on 3rinss We're chiefly from traders
and commission houses. The close was
easy May off u May opened 469s N |
a highest "a Vi lowest G1a clos
ng 6l2,
OATS The market was strong
Early, but later the slump in wheat
'aused reaction and the close was
'asy, MAY off Il May opened 321smA:
Iighest Is lowest Is closing u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and MIshts wtrsst
CAIRO, ILLIkoIa
Capital 800. 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
officers.
E A. Buder .....,..P resfdsnt
Chas. Feuchter, Jr. .VlcePresident
). H. GaIngaR. ..............C Cashier
f. Spencer. Assistant Cashier
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

WEASEL KEEN ON THE TRAIL
Little Animal a Determined but Grace
ful Hunter.

vi f1untSf.
The 1.-THE grace of the weasel ma,
pc observed whenever ii Is on tht
trail At an even speed, With nose Il
me ground, its reddish-brown bacl
seems literally 10 glide along through
the rank heritage by the bank.
IL may be the scent Of a RAJ and
the trail may lake it in END ont Of ma
bank good many times before II
comes ZIP with it's victim Ii may
even have to swim a stream before
lis persistence is rewarded II Il
! wonderful how small hole that long.
| arched body can glide into and
emerge from without the slightest
difficulty
When i has caught and killed its
prey its movements are equally grace
lnl as it carries the spoil home 10 its
hole.
Crossing kentish field this week
saw weasel coming alone uader
me 'hedgeroW red toothed from the
chase, There was the same slnuous
motion Of the back. but the little
beasts head was held as high as pos
sloies aud from It's mouth hung the
llmP carcass q q young rat, freshly
Killed The weasel held 1t by the
neck aud so high, for all the short
ness Of lis legs that only the end Of
the rats tail dragged through the
grass
a family Of weasels will often hunt |
~ company and this is naturally
most Interesting sight 10 witness
The ability of the weasel 10 enter ex-
ceedlnsly small holes is owing en-.
.lTely to the structure Of it's body
~ nat head, long neck and short
lmbs and tail In a corn rick il can
1Rrsue mice with ease along their
JtfroWs.-London Daily Mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

CHANCERY NOTICE state oi
Illinois. Alexander county. So. In the
Alexander county circuit court. Nav
term a. D.. 1906 In chancery sitting.
Nora Ingrahm Complainant ".
Charles n lnerahm defendant. bill in
cnancery for divorce. The above
named defendant f. hereby notified
that said complainant has heretofore
hied in saig court certain bill in
chancery Tor divorce seains. him and
that summons has is-uod thereon re-
iurnabie on the first day 81 che neFt
term Of aid oOurt. 10 be- holden ar The
court house in Cairo. Illinois. on the
18th day of May next.
Cairo Illinois April l1th. 1905.
LEE p DAVIS. CLERK
" c. Hubbard. Compiainants So
lici-or.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

Interest paid on time deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
slixE o. Tssass a.
9 n I - -

NORTH BoUNr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY A xAVINea BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Sapitdt .+'..s......s.. $4,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, sac, 900
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
Chinese Army Uniform.

The modern army uniform recently
adopted by the Chinese government,
was seen for tho first time in the
United States when BrigadieT General
Nao landed in San Francisco with the
Chinese commissioners TO the Unitc,i
States. II IS very dark blue uniform.
much ike the japanese. The only
badge Of the generals rank was three
gold buttons on his right sleeve.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April 1Q--CATTLE The
demand was not active trade being
chiefly local, prices about steady. Bulk
of sales around the s. mark.
HOGS-The trade was decidedly
weak and market full FIVE cents lower
Pest sold go, bulk 665.
straightforward was limited and
there was little change from yester.
days prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

This explains everything says the
nan with tho sci Jaws looking into
the glass case wherein are displayed
Washineton's false teeth
What do You noan?" asks his wife.
Why # man had 10 make set
of teeth like those ii his mouth it
would make him SO mad he could 60
OUT and lick four or Ave British arm.
les in a weeks time, just to case his
feelings"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

Money on call firmer. 3d4% per
cent; ruling rate. offered at 4; closing
bids 31s. Time firmer: all periods
545A per cent. Prime paper 5ih
H6 per cent Exchange weak. demand
$iSA95G 81. Sixty days sIS225a
1920. Bar silver 6lIa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-20

Accounts OF corporations and indfvid
uals especially solicited Exchange
furnished to any part Of ths world.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Uczlny dzieci ezytat ]
pisac pc polsku!

Me masz prawie tygodnia,
" k%t6rymby gazety liberalne
i katolickie ME wymyslaly
ma ~Wychowanie dzieci. Libe-
ralne pisma wine Gala zwala-
ia ma rodzic6w i szkoly pa
rafialne, katolickie zas ma
:Bzkoly bezwyznanioWe, pu,
bliczne. Rod6fce po wiekszej
! czesci sa winni, re dzieci ich
sstaja sic wyrzutkami sp6le.
czenstwa, ze te dzieci dora
stajac, 2zamiast: brae sic do
piracy, czas marnuja ma PROF..
nowaniu, ma bumlerce j IA
uprawianiu r6znych wystep:
k6w i zbrodni. Gdziez "
szkole katolickiej atoli nau.
GAIA nauczyciele j nauczy''
cielki wystepk6w j zbrodpi'
Me czyniq tego naWet y
szko}ach publicznych. Lee
wielka jest r6znica pomiedzl.
zasadam " die
chime umysl,: W szkolacl
parafialnych dziecko uczy sic
ze bye zlodziejem, ma przy
klad, estWystepkiem przeei1
spraWiediWoaei Jest Wystep
KEN aasslugujacYi1
de ipoIepienielulEllul'ld'i ,,z. leg
90 goEsza, jestakzs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

prze1sstaWieniuu Sto
v ednemnpp rzesad1za, npoe,zi'e
take ME zupe1na ppraWde
E~podaWacW innny!yehh#srr'raVVachl
vice starania nasze.zachWja-
~ SIC v M ppoczatku.:.
ENaszem damien, ME Pc 60 60
!inneggo Wyslalnloe ' dc mas Jeggoo
Exeelencye ks.arcyb. symo.
"a, tylko fYm celu, ably
#napraWi6, cosmy sami po-
=psowali. Budujmy vice IA
tym zreparowanym fundaa-
mencie dalej, a 2 czasemml
stanie Gala budoWa. Myoobeeo.
nie~mamy ~oredownika naas s q
sspraWy v Rzym 1lt' v oso l'9i''
Jego,5 Exc. ExcelencsyliI Ks. arcybi-
skupa Symona, przez niegoo
vice pukajmy. Danny spok6j
WymySlanioom ma biskup6W
%&TEl@E-&S&.GZ.SF-% s"f+ETstuE 1920 .&SI 49,
tutejszych po gazetach, DO
tenn i'm dajemy broh do reki.
przeeiw nam i oddalamy u
rzeczyWistnienie naszych sta,
ran. Jezeli krzywda nam sic.
dzieje, udawajmy sic 2 tale
miami do wlasciWej %instancyi.
Traktujmy to sprawy 2 ma
tematyczna scisloscia, ME
powierzchoWnie uczucioWo;
ME omieszkujmy tn PREY
.pominae sic hierarchii ale "
spos6b nieublizajacy, a po:
wazny j ~przemawiajacy do
przekonania. Ia, i tylko
taxa droga zwyciezymy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

W. Va,
W kopalni Point Greek, odda
lionel stad 0 dWadziescia pie6
mil, dwudziestu g6rnik6W 20
stale zasypanych " kopalni
przypuszczaia, ze wszyscy
utracili zycie.
Partya ratunkoWa stara sic
|obecnie oczysei6 Wejscie do
lkopalni, zniszczone przez ek-
splozye, ale poniewaz ganki
przepelnione So jeszcze gaia
mi dymem, praea ia jest
nadzwyczaj niebeztieczna ola
Etego5bardzo Wolno postepule.
Wydobyto tylko jedneggo tra
pa, Ct. p. Neala, kt6ry by1
|foremanem. $500 NIB.
JakkolWiek wnetrze kopal-
mi bardzo Wiele ucierpia1o cd
'exsplozyi, budynek mad sly
benz maszYnerye ME costa costa
]y Weale uszkodzone to tez
szaraz puszczono ruch VIA
traki, ably oezysci6 ggankl ko.
palm . gaz6W umozebnii16
ratunek zasypanyeh.
Partya ratunkoWaW mid
re ak oczyszczala wej5eied do
kopalni, musialaz
boki szybusdeskami, ggdy|
sdoszla dc nizszeggo pietra,naa-
potka1a Wielka lo6c Wegglaa,
kt6re zasyypalo Gale Wejaoie.
Pod akupa Weggla natrafieoS
mona elalo Neala,,
lsWidoozniepo-
IsWaIony eksplozyi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
NASI AGENCI.

Upowazniileni 50 do kolektowalnniaa
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
aasl agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY. Mich, Alexander Niedzielskis
BALTIMORE, M. d, F Ziarnowski
CHICAGO. I'll. Max D:rengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski e1.-s
GRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
.HOFA PARK, Wis; M J Kosmi;k
IvANHOE. MINI, A M Matt
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Fl. cieminsh
Mellen,, Wis, 'Teofil Derdowski
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fr.sJablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek &
BEAVER Wis, )ozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr, MARGIN S Cera
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam W%aldowski
Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Cd WYDZIAKU
YKONAWCZEGO

Ma chleb ola glodnych W
.Polsce ma rece nizej podpi-
sanego wplyne}y ofiary ma
stepujace:
= przeniesienia (pienia-
DE wys}ane juz ma
rece Henryka Sienkiewi,
.cza) $5,329.14
y Hurley, Wis, Tow sw.
stanislawa K. Zjedn. mr.:
154 $25.00
Nadto cd; Czajka Jan 50e,
Drazdzy6ski Ig.25c, elbow
ski Antoni 50e,. Starzek
Kaz. 25c, Banaszak Jan 25c,
sRazem &2.OO
Ks. Z. Chodniewicz cd
parafian sw. Floryana, He
gewisch, Ill. $500
KS. J. Pacholski: x. Kle-
Der skolektoWal " Shively,
Ky. $1,000
.Wiarus": KS. Dudek Cd
par. sw. J6zefa, Browerville
Mimi. $54.20
KS. Fr. x. Szulak, S. j,
z Chicago, I'll. $l.O0
Teodor Tydzi6ski zlozyl
ma rece ks. Fr. Jagielskie-
go, Kensington, III. 5000
j. swiercz, Minden City,
Michigan, nades1al Cd A.
Lema6skiego 81, ". Kep-
pek, 81, Fr. Lema1sskiego
.50c, razem S2.3o
q South Bend, Ind, rs.
.Marciniak nadesial $120.lo
q South Bed, Ind, Ks:
Wal. CzyzeWski So 500
q South Bend, Ind, Igg
KiukaszeWski S j. Ghmie-
lawski nadeslali $500
q South Bend, Ind, $2.15
Osada 5w. Kazimierza $500
Hawthorne III, Ks. Czal
kowski Cd siepie $p.ee
Cd inn1ych 7,6e
q Wausau, Wis, ks. W
sTsz $552.e
Razem S. ~ 4
Dalsze ofiary przyjmuje
Ks x Bztuczko. g..
.sekr.7W1ydz Wyk:
$40 MOBILES st
III, q. 26 stycz.leo6
iUczmy dziecii nasze mo
5ssss$aa &c.
Zurfxsnn nnlSkH1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
III ,p,omlllllileedIlzzy sobla
Ztylko 20 polsku

GIosie Narodu=izz'noW
|toWsa1lrrszzjy7stiwag kSaftoIieKie
prasz,aja e 'l''lk '1'. sWy '4
inllnlyeh 4: IA bale tafce
pijatykle solb1otnIiie ,P 3 ''!lie
!5~ciesWgslzs,ysacy tax. No1iala
Is ia wskr,os katoli'eki'e pa
tryotyeznesl toWarzystVa
,p,rrzzyprosW1adi6ciitee. tax. take Wa
see rodziny; zabaWy bedz,ie
co sic zmi,e6ei, pijatyki ME
|mnieD ! czysty doch6d {. "a
patrYotyez1ie cele. kadae
tam bed;ziio czysty zyak, jezeli
ME 2 hulatyylki, . n e'tu llllgE'
|hulatyka taxa trWaf m o'''q
Gala noe, ably zysk byl jaki
taxi, vice .czionkoWie ME-
czlonkowie Z rodzinami beda
sic meczye pic do niedzieli
rano, a potem przynios1szy
.znaczna ofiare BachusoWi, no
patryotom, " nledzlele
NIGGA drzema6 v koSciele,
Tub wcale do koscio}a ME
.p6js6. Panu Bogu to musi
wystarczyc byle broWary
patryotyzm ma tenn dobrze
wysz1y! Go tam Gale rodzi-
ny maja robic na takich
b a C b? Gdzie sic Wiele
ta6czy, a pie wiecej jeszcze,
tam jest d 0 r a s 2 kof al?
ola dzieci. DziWujmy sic
tedy, ze mlodziez dziczej e! -
w take sprawy powinien
Gl6wnyZ arzad Uni
i ME pozwalac ma take han
.bienie katolickiej organizacyi.:
To ME pc katolicku ami pc
.chrzescia6sku!
O. o o o
w sprawie tax zwanego.
r6wnouprawnienia polskiego
~duchowiehstwa W Ameryce
.dotad ma poor AMI ma
krok ME postapilismy ma
prod. Starania nasze Table
81 W tym kierunku rozpo-
czely sic. ma dobre pred
mniej wiecej trzema laty, vice
moznaby dis spodzieWac sic
juz jakieh6 skutk6W, lecz
skutk6w tymczasem ME WI
dziec. Dotad biskupem ME.
zrobiono zadnego polskiego
ksiedza, j teraz, jak pred
laty, daja nam 2 Rzymu te>
sama %odpowiedz:: ,,za}atwienie.
Wasz,ej sprawy zalezy Cd
ameryka6skiej hierarehii,0
zas nam sic zdawac moze, ze
2 tel strony nigdy nam
sprawiedliWoSc ME bedzle
wymierzona. Tax jednako-
Woz ME Jest, i tax pesymi-
stycznie ME powinnlsmy ma
rzecz sic zapatrywae. Nasza
EEE4Sg ...ES&T . @sES-#s +&=HH& -
sprawl bynaimniej sic ME
cola, a vice. idzie naprz6d,
aczkolWiek powoli ale stale.
Wszyscy przyznac musimy,
.ze " o%statnich paru latach
wiecej, niz kie q: kol 'p7 9.
tel eprawie m6Wi sic plsze
I'll " Ameryce, q moze lesz-
ere wiecej v kraju ".
Rzymie. Faktem Jest, zedWa.
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