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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
Are you in the Market 10 buy a Home
or Invest in Ground?

If so the following may interest you:
house, 23d ave-, North Wildwood, story,
rooms, $500.
houses, 24th ave., North Wildwood, sto-
ry, s rooms, $500.
l house, 2ith and \. y. aVes., North Wild
wood, story, rooms, $500.
l house, Oak avenue, Wildwood, story,
IL rooms, S1,500.
l house, Cedar avenue, Wildwood, story,
"a rooms, $1,000.
l house, Cedar avenue, Wildwood, story,
26 rooms, $4,000.
/ house, Magnolia avenue, Wildwood, 4
story, II rooms, 5000.
apartment hotel, Rio Grande ave., Holly
Beach, story, 81 rooms, $4,000.
/ house, Bennett avenue, Holly Beach,
story, u rooms, 81, 800
10 l house, Davis avenue, Holly Beach,
story, l2 rooms, $1,000.
ii house, Burk ave-, IL room store. house
store Burk avenue, 20X40 f., $1,000. /
house, Burk ave, rear, $1,000 lot, Oak
ave-, 40xl00, 1850.
IL / house, 25th St, North Wildwood, 10
rooms, $1,000
lS house, Spicer avenue, Holly Beach, II
rooms, $1,000
IA houses, Cedar ave-, houses, Schellenger
ave, as whole, $4,000.
l5 houses, Garfield avenue, as whole,
$1,000.
5 lots, Davis avenue, Holly Beach, 40 by l00
$1,000.
2 lots, Taylor avenue, Holly Beach, ocean
front, $1,000 each.
lot, Roberts avenue, Holly Beach, ocean
l lot, Montgomery avenue, Holly Beach,
$3.50.
lots, New York avenue, North Wildwood,
30 by 100, $500 each.
6lots, 22d avenue, North Wildwood, 80 by
lots, on 25th ST., North Wildwood, sl,25O
each. y
. lots on 26th St, North Wildwood, $500
each.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
Notice to Limit Creditors

Estate Of Lydia A. Parminter, Deceased
Pursuant to the order of r. O. Hewitt, Surro
gate OF the County OF Cape May, made on the
sixth day of September, \. ID. 1909, on the
application of the subscriber, eXecutrix of
said deceased notice is hereby given to the
creditors of SAID deceased to exhibit to the
subscriber under oath or Affirmation their
claims and demands against the estate of
said deceased within nine months from the
sixth day of September, A. d. 1906, or they
will be forever barred of any action against
the subscriber.
Dated September 6, A. ID. 1906
MINNIE o. PARMINTER,
EXecutriX.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
SENATOR LEWIS M. CRESSE
Of Ocean City

Senator Cresse has served Cape May county in the upper
house the New Jersey Legislature for the past three
and is candidate for second te and should receive
support of all the good people of the county His official
record at Trenton is good He of high char
and is held in the highest esteem in his home town of
Ocean City Delegates will be elected at the primaries
Tuesday, September rs support either Mr. Cresse
Senator Hand The JOURNAL has hesitation in urging
the Republican of the island the primary
that date and for delegates favorable to Mr. Cresse
who is warm friend Governor Stokes and the latter is
very anxious that he be reelected.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12

$500 or $4,000 cash, balance mort
gage on easy payments, will buy a
beautiful apartment cottage (near
beach) occupied by good paying ten
ants. Owner having other business
might accept private cottage as part
payment. Fullest investigation solic-
tied. What is offered? Lock box AS,
Holly Beach.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
Death OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martinez

Mrs. Caroline Martinez, wife of
Julien Martinez, died in hospital at
Atlantic City on Tuesday morning,
Sept. II, 1906, as the result of an oper-
alton for appendicitis. Mrs. Martinez
has been sick for the past year and in
the Atlantic City hospital most of this
time. For the past nine weeks she has
been in this hospital. She WAS born
in France fifty-five years ago, and
came to this country about 20 years
ago. She leaves three sons and
one daughter. The funeral services
will be held at Atlantic City on Friday.
Mr.. Martinez, the husband, who has
been sick for several weeks, died of
pneumonia in a Philadelphia hospital
to-day Wednesday, The family have
the sympathy of the entire neighbor-
hood in their troubles. Mr.. Mar
tinet is the well known cement worker.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12

JOHN S. DOUGLASS,
Chairman Rep. Co. Ex. Com.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
=. LFISCTIZINER & CO..
782 BROAD STREET
D ~ n j.
oNG DISTANCE PHONE 16s

F. Dryde en, Presto n
N.
Dear
receipt Of dividend policy
29l ,e75,
with the options given via First take 81 SO
total of paid during the
In
Second: An ad the policy of $l53 co. making
$8l 3e reduce for he
sos. O4 $50.
have selected the last named
dence the sple endid management of The PRUDENTIAL
(Signed) S.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12

Latest out, 1.-THE Pocket FLASK, y 10c
Wildwood Post Card Co.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
Oliver J. Leigh,

Corner Cedar and Pacific Avenues,
Wildwood, n. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12

Large packing boxes and casks for sale r.
W. Ryan, Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12

Carl A Peterson, Tailor and Importer n. w.
corner 18th and SAMSON streets, second
floor, Philadeph Pa.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
5. LESCHZINER

NEwARK'S REAL ESTATE
BROKERS', BUILDERS
AND OPERATORS
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
TAILOR AND IMPORTER

For sae-Best hotel site in Holly Beach. r.
Yenney, Holly Beach, N. ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02

Sllyszalem bicie serca sic >.
Idzacych obok mnie rodak6W
artystki.
q zeszytemrol Roxany v.
reku, poWazna, mole wzru-
szona, ale spokojna, zbli:ziyylaa
sic IA prod sceny. SWia'tt}]iaa.
kinkiet6w rzucaly IA MA bla-
ski. Idealna postac;; rysy tax.
czyste, jakby wysz}a Z pod.
.dluta Fidyasza, szlachetnosscc
rozlana " calej postawie j 6w,
~niewypowiedziany czar ME-
zmierne ola nieprzywyklteej
do takioh postaci publice,
.wrazenie. Cisza stala sic tax
.gieboka, ze ME przeryWaf lel
laden szmer. Nakoniec posag
=przem6wil. Wy znacie cary
tego glosu glebokiego, ser,
decznego, " kt6rym drgaja
Ivy j srebro... wy znacie jego
s}odycz j jego potege, ale ma
scenic ameryka6skiej, jak-
kolwiek nawiedzaja ia mai
artySci, by}o to zja'
wisko nowe, nieoczekiwane i
niezwyk}e; to tel W miare,
jak artystka m6wi}a, g}owy
pochyla]y sic naprz6d, jakby
W ~mimowolnym ho}dzie, twa-
RE traci}y codzienny sw6j
businesowy ostry wyraz, a
zimna ciekawosc zmieniaia
sic W pe}ne sympatycznego
uczucia zajecie. .
(Ciag dalszy nastapy.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
UCzmy dzieci czyta6, pisac
/ movie pc polsku!
PierWsZe Wystepy
Heleny ModrzejeWskiej
w AmeryCe.
z Dziennika Chicagoskiego.)

ZDziennika Chicagoskiego)
Azeby uzasadnic nasze
twierdzenia, re ME many po-
wodu amerykanizowania sic
gwa}tem, gdyz many czem
jake Polacy imponowac tu-
tejszym acknowledgement,
przytaczamy korespondencye
Henryka Sienkiewicza, wys}a-
ma ze San Francisco do jed
nej z ~warszawskich gazet, W
ko6cu sierpnia 1877 r. Ot6z
Sienkiewicz tax w6wczas pi-
sal: -
Olbrzymie afisze teatralne,
porozlepiane ma rogach ulic
W San Francisco dnia 20
:sierpnia, donios}y wszem wo-
bee i kazdemu 2 osobna, re
celebrated Polish artist, Mrs,
Helena Modjewska" ma sic
ukazac ma scenic california
theatre" W Adryannie Lecou-
xreur.
Tegoz samego dnia, wez-
wany poprzednio listen Ho
rama, przyby}em 2 las6w
Maripozy. By}a godzina $40
sta popoludniu. Uda}em sic
natychmiast do mieszkaanila a
artystki, ably osobiscie do
wiedziec sic, jakim sposo-
benz !cud ten przyszedf DC
skutku. ~Odpowiedziano mi nj,
re jest juz " teatrze. P 70
diem do teatru ME moglem
dostac sic do wnetrza, vice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu WIARUsA nastepujacy
.nasi agenci mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibins<i @
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D F . Ziarnowsh
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Leon Koss
DUNCAN. Nebr,, Michal Stecz
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
FRIED. N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
Mel IN, Wis, ~Teofi lDerdowski ,a
NAETICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr, MARGIN S era
ST ANNA, Mimi, Adam Wallowski
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
MOE ZN0W PRACOWAG.-

\, ola iona chorowaia przez dluggi'
czas. Kilku doktor6w leczyfo ia.
Me chcieli jej da6 zad5:neggo lekar
silva, gdyz oSwiadczyli, ze opera
eva jest jedyna rzeczaa, kt6ra ja.
moze uratoWac. PeWien przyjaciell
powiedzia1 nam Q Gomozo. Pomo-
g1o lei szybko. Byla tax sdfaabtsae, ze
ME mogla poodanniiee5tc sWych rex, ale
1obecnie Jest zdlrowa j Wyko1nywa
sw NJ prace- =. MMeecczkoWski, ".
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
Matka. BOska radykalna
PolkaM

DE Muttergottes Won
lCzenstochau ais Radikalpo-
linz. Pod takim tytu}em "a
miesz "a Neutrality-suspicious.
hakatystyczna :,Obershlesi-
sche Ztg." denuncyacya ma
pielgrzym6w g6rnoSlaskich,
wracajacych 2 Czestochowy,
re wnosza do pa6stwa ME
m1eckiego Emedaliki z pol
skimi napisami. Wspomniana
gazeta p:sze: Widac tutaj zno-
WI usilowanie zbratania lu-
du 2 jednej i drugiej strony
slup6w granicznych. Move i
religia, te najwazniejsze czyn-
Mkt porozumienia sic wyzy-~
skuja radykalni Polacy z wy
rafinowaniem ola swych CO.
low, dazacych do zdrady sta
nu. Ze tenn samem dopusz-
czaja sic oni podlej obrazy
|Boskiej, to tym bohaterom z
pod smutnej gwiazdy jest o.
bojetnem".
Otto tax daleko doprowa-
dzila zaciek}os6 hakatystycz',
nego pisma, mieniacego sic
bye katolickiem. Me dziwi-
libysmy sic, gdyby 90
berschl. Ztg." byla gazeta
luterska, ale re przyw}aszcza
sobie zaszczyt n~alezenia do
gazet katolickich i zowie
wnoszenie do Niemiec media
|lik6w z polskiemi napisami
zdrada stanu, to jest wiecej
niz bezczelno6cia a nawet
|g}upota historyczna. Toe GEN.
tralna katolicka gazeta VIE
powinna, re }acznosc
|jezykowa rozdzielonych gwal-
ITEM politycznie Polakom "a
gwarantowa}y traktaty VIE
de6skie, ma ktore nawet po-
wolywal sic ksiaze kanclerz
Bismarck, kiedX to mq by
10 potrzeba. Por6wnanie zas
radykalizmu polskiego 2 Ma
tka Boska jest i bluznier-
stwem spraw 6wietych j st6-
suje sic jak piest do nosa.
q. -.:--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
: +.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi.
dnia 80 Lipca 1906:
"@ =
Szanowna Redakcyo!

NAAA" w 0FS~ -oOO' 81
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Takiej uroczystosci, jak ia,
cosmy tn W parafii sw. Woj~
ciecha obchodzili wczoraj,
jeszcze pewnie zadna parafia
polska W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych ME widzia1a. Nasz Wiel.
ks. proboszcz, a obecnie:
,,Przewielebny ks. Pra1at,"
ks. Dominik A. Majer odebra}
wczoraj z rak Jego Exelencyi
ks. arcybiskupa St. Paul
skiego ks. Jana Irelanda
oznaki godnosci do kt6re]
przez OLGA 6w. wywyzszony
zostal. S}yszeliSmy Q Pra1a-.
tach, nawet o pra}atach pol
skich tn " Ameryce, ale o.
uroczystem nadawaniu tego
tytu}u przez biskupa luo
arcybiskupa dyecezyi odnos-
mel ME s]yszelismy, vice sa-
dzimy, re ia tn osobliwsza
uroczystoSe u mas by}a pierw-
sza W swym rodzaju pomie-
dry Polonia ameryka6ska.
Stroili6my sic ma ten dzieh
cd ko6ca Maia, ami s}owa, re
bylibysmy Gale miasto W
podziw wprawili wystepujac
ostentacyjnie z wszelka MOI
;,liwa parada pc miescie, tylko
sam ksiadz Pra}at nam W
tenn przeszkodzi}. Ograniczy.
.lismy sic ma udekorowaniu
koscio}a, plebanii i szko1y i
ma wystapieniu W regaliach,
by przeprowadzic naszego
kochanego ks. prafata 2 domu:
do kosciola j z powrotem. W
koscie]e ceremonie rozpocze-
~ sic Q pol iedenastej. Maj
prod przeczyta} wiel. ks:
P. j. Hebron, rektor semina-
ryum 2 St. Paul, document
OLGA '6w., nominujacy Wiel.
ks. D. "A. Majera pralatem.
@#Etz- =E-HHae NE#a@M5 HeegE
OLGA 6w. Pc }acinie v
t}omaczeniu angielskiem, po-
tenn NajprzeW. Ks: Arcybi-
skup Ireland, przybrany v
stu1e i kape, po6Wiecil fiole-
~ j r,och1,e E'1e !(komnze) Ks.
pralatoWi j od ID mu je dc.
uzytku. Gdy Wszyscy DO
stojniicy koseiola: Najprzew.
Ks, Arcybiskkup Ireland na.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02
stanalem. pred afi isze'1n II,
nie chcialem Wlasnym oczom

~
Wiedzialem uprzednio, ze
.nasza artystka studyowaiias..
naprawde jezyk angiellsE'k Ski 90
piero Cd 8 miesiecy Wyuczyc
sic najtrudniejszego jezyka.
ma Swiecie, wyuczyc sic ME
tylko potocznej mowy, ale
scenicznej wymowy... ma to.
potrzeba bylo cudu
Tub ~cudotw6rczego geniuszu.
BaWiac tn Cd lat blisko
.dw6ch i przestajac prevail.
ME z Amerykanami, nauczy-
lem sic ich rozumiec, ale ME
moge dokazac, ably oni mnie
rozumieli. IMAM rodak6w ma
szych, iudzi wykszta}conych,
kt6rzy mieszkaja tn cd lat
trzydziestu, a kt6rych an
gielszczyzna rozdziera jednak
siedmioma mieczami anne
ryka6skie uszy. Nakoniec,
czytaja gazety, sto razy "a
uwazy}em, jak czesto krytycy
zarzucaja aktorom, urodzo-
nym Kmerykanom, z}e wy
%mawianie. -
Me dziwcie sic vice, ZEN
watpili re ME piesci}o mi
sic W g}owie, jak MONA by
10 po osmiu miesiacacb wal
czyc te niezwalczone .prawie
ola cudzoziemc6w trudnosci i
wystepowac publicznie. :
A jednak afisz m6wi} wy
raznie swemi trzy}okciowemi
literami:
Celebrated Polish artist,
Mrs. Helena Modjewska etc."
Sta}em vice / duma}em, a
dumania mole coraz silniej,
coraz wyrazniej i coraz bole-
sniej przybiera{y kszta}t MIC
kiewiczowskich pyta6: Go
to bedzie? Co to bedzie?
Go sic tam must dzia6 z
mySla}em. Jaka&:
musf bic jej SERGE.
Gdzie jej. pewno66 siebie?
gdzie owo przeswiadczenie,
re wszystkie oczy beda p}a-
ka6, gdy ona i'm kaze, usta
sic, gdy ona zech-
CO... re, gdy wyidzie ma see
ne, zahuczy burza oklask6w,
nawo}ywa6, okrzyk6w, Zach
wyce6 i uniesienia? "
Ma pobliskiej Kernel Street
zegar ~wydzwoni} kwadrans
ma osma. Juz tylko trey kwa-
MroczY}o sic. Ko}o
teatru ruch sic zwieksza}.
Przysz}y i'm ma my6l war:
szawskie noce t~eatralne ale
ach! to ME Warszawa i ME
warszawska publika. Tu SER
ca obce i dusze obce. Ci
W zyciu praktycznem
Yankiesi So: pc trochu bar
barzyncami' W sztuce. To jak-
by dawny, twardy. upopulus
romanus", madry i potezny,
ale gotowy deptac pc koryn-
ckich posagach.
..Wiedzia}em, re ME osz-
czedza ami artystki, ami ko'.
biety.
Sciemnilo sic zupe}nie.
Miasto zablyslo tysiacami
lamp. Sciska}o mi sic SERGE,
gdym mysla}, ze "a chwile
mialy sic ,zwazyc losy tel
Dill: 4o or%x,oh1i T1nrn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02

P4AO 10y 's0sEsS 11>1aSsa1ssg ~
Ii zapomnlli rolf iesli sla om,y
Ii? wsszakze u grad Y Oh
jezykul? jeze51llii5 zmu Us,
ia bedzie plrzezyff Wlasna
'wielkos6, Wlasna slave via
she wielllkz1e W'spolm111nll:ileenrliisa'?'
Coraz wieksze tlumy zbie-
rally sic pred
ludzi Tdostrzegfem
s5wojskie tWarze, Pozna6czy-
.ka Krzyzanowskiego, Pio-
t~rowskiego, galicyanina my
niera Bielawskiego, dok:ttaoor'a
.Pawlickiego, Horaina wielu
innych. Trudno uwierzyt, ia,
Ia wage ~przywiazali wszyscy
do tego Wystapienia. Me BY
la to- uz sprawl pojedy6czej
aftystki, byla to sprawl og6l-
ma, kwestya kleski Tub zwy'+'
,ciestwa. Kto Una lnd amery--
ten zrozummie,.ze tax
by1o; kr6tko m6wiac, chodzi-
10 tn O chwa1e nova lub pei
ma wstydu przegrana.
Dlatego tez, W mroku no.
cy i PREY swietle gazu wy
dali mi sic wszyscy dziwnie
powazni. [ i'm tel same my
Sill przychodz}y do g}owy.
Sciskali W milczeniu moja
reke. W miare nadchodzacej
coraz wieksze ogar-
nia}o mas wzruszenie. Pocza-
lem wypytywac szczeg61y,
kt6re poprzedzi}y wystapie-
ME.
By1o wiele wskaz6wek zlo-
wr6zbnych. Me ~spodziewano
sic, ably teatr by} nape}nio-
ny. Ludzie tn niechetni. Cho-
dza do teatru, chyba re przy-
jezdza gwiazda z ustalona re-
putacya. Z~nakomitosci euro
mic tn ME znacza.
Ola amerykan6w istnieja
Stany Zjednoczone, a dopie-
70 poza Stanami kraje, oko-
lice cywilizacyjne, uczeni i
,,comme de raison", ,.
mniejszej wagi. Ma Wscho-
die Europa wiecej znaczy.
Najmniej W San Francisco.
Ristori musiala tn: p}acic ga
zety, Wieniawskiego krytyko..
wano, DO ME chcia} p}acic.
Wiele tn za to zalezy "a tenn,
by poprzednio robic jak mai
wiecej ha1asu, og}asza6 muh-
bug6w. Nasza artystka ME
robi}a tego wszystkiego. Eau
wazono, re "a ma}o by}o
anons6w,. "a ma}o pisano i
m6wiono. Niekt6re gazety
znane So ttego, re biora pie
Made; nasza artystka ME
wyda}a na:krytyk6w AMI cen
ia. Jest tn zwyczaj, re artys-
tka, kt6ra ma wystapic, wy
stawia poprzednio W sklepach
swoje fotografie, nasza artys-
tka kaza}a zrobi6 dwadziescia,
gdy by}o potrzeba dwustu.
A przytem jeszcze co:4pu-
blika tutejsza ME qua sic lyle
lie kazda europejska, ma STU
&C.; re zas boi sic bye posa-
diana 0 n~ieznajomosc, vice
Jest ~niezmiernie trudna; kry-
tycy znaja sic ~wprawdzle, ale
ale szukaja fylko s%posobno~
Sci, ably popisat sic z cletem
Powiadam, jak by}o, be-
najmniejszej przesady; q BY
10 tax ze bojazh walczyla y
umys3ach naszych z wiara "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-02

tronie, ks. biskullp Tr1Yolb ODE,
Z st. Cloud, IS. praallalptF q.
Plut 2 Shacopee prev. ks.
.praIat .. a. Maier zajeli sWe
miejsca, wyszzee.dEll: & ze sumaa
.Wiel. KS. ]. Pachollski 2 q, VII
nony v asystencyi Wiel.
ks.ks. j, Giemihskiego, z Viii
IA jake diiakona, 2. Guzdka.
2 Browerville jake su uloe3i;az IS
ma j KS. NJ. Printon jake.
5ceremoniarza. Pc ewangielii5
lprzem6wi1 Jego Excelencya.
ks. ArcYbiskup Ireland. w
swej przemowie ~wyt}omaczy}
znaczenie godnosci pra}atow-
skiej, jej wielka donios}osc j
zyczyl Prev. Ks. pra}atowi
Majerowi d}ugich lat j bio
goslawie6stwa Bozego; 2 ma.
,ciskiem powt6rzy}, ze god
nose ia dosta}a sic W udziale
ks. Majerowi ME jake pol.
'skiemu kaplanowi lecz jake
kap}anowi katolickiemu "a
jego zas}ugi. Twierdzi} take,
il nigdy sic to ME stanie,
ably W Ameryce byli kiedys
biskupi Neutrality-suspicious. (uti-
nam falsus sit propheta!)
W kosciele opr6cz wye
wymienionych wiel. ksie2y
byli obecni: ksieza polscy:
Jak6b W6icik 2 Buffalo, NY.
St. Nawrocki z Chicago, ILL.,,
J. Kosi6ski G. R. . Chicago,
'Cytrynowski z Milwaukee,
Wis, J. Wojtowicz z Gren-
vile, So. OAK, Gospodar z
North Prairie, Mimi, J. Du-
dek z Alberty, Mimi, K. Ko-
byli6ski 2 St. Paul, Minn.,
A. Szczukowski New Brigh-
ton, Minn., J. Sroka z La
Crosse, Wis, A. Babihski z
Superior, Wis, K. Sierzpu"
towski z Duluth, MIMI, H.
Jazdzewski z Minneapolis,
A. Zalewski z Silver Lake,
MIMI; obey 2 st. Paul: J. j.
Lawlor, M. Quinn, CORES,
Jung, Ogolin, Bajec, Soluce,
Rynda, Cosgrove, 2 Minnea-
polls ks. jaeger, z La Crosse
A. Murphy, 2 Eau Claire ks.
Dunno i O'Hern z Milwaukee.
Pc sumie~ byl wsp6lny O
bad W szkole. Pc uczcie
p%rzemawia} lego Excelencya
ks. arcybiskup Ireland i
przewiel. ks. pralat D. A.
Majer; dalej sk}adali pcwin-
szowania publicznie prev.
ks. pra1atowi wiel. ks. St. Ma
wrocki, A. Babi6ski, K.
Kobyli6ski, O'Hern, J. Pa
cholski i j. Rynda, ma kt6re
to zyczenia jeszcze raz prey.
ks. pra}at odpowiedzia}. Tax
tedy odby}a sic pierwsza
instalacya polskiego pra}ata
" Ameryce; miejmy nadzieje
re to ME ostatnia taxa uro-
czystosc!
w kosciele naszym .dawa}a
sic odczuwac podczas tel u
roczystosci potrzeba wiecej
mieisca: noWego koscio}a,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-20

Of q formar CO., ,no,o - r
TIC, ,' '.o, Vi na ~,
~ uss,t, lie, 90 aaoau
,ba ,,.,,,s ~, - 80 a,
na,,, au Ell, ..
n,aad,na so VI" ha.s,t ~ e,,,,, MI, MY
rnnoans,, W. I1aso,,a " naim ~, . :,
beamty nf snanish ax,rac, i'm n,umr"
~, ~, o,,' ~ 80. az, 'on, 'sHeit
ried TO her in Valladulid, January %.
1872. Burbank was called ..uuon the
carpet
u, d.niod ha w, ,,r;., 90 A..
vnson,y ,nd chi, ~, ,',ho ,.,.,,;,,
NJ ;, h,,cl,,noi, III, nj, - s,,,n
in Tho Distric, rnmr, haro 80 sa, ,sidn
ti,n .i,ouo,i ,.,,.;.,na ,,,,,,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-20
Made N strike Too.

In an imperial city criminal was
condemned 10 be beheadcd who had a
singular itching to plny at ninepins
While his sentence WAS pronouncing
he find the tenierty to offer request
TO he permitted to play once more at
Ills favuritc game ut the place OF exc
cution. and then. he said. he would
submit wi 'ut a murmur AS the last
prayer Ut II dying man, his request was
granted. Whei arrived mt the solemn
spot he found everything prepared. the
pins being set up and the bowl ready.
He played with no little earnestpess
but the sheriff at length, seeing that
he showed no inclination to desist, prI.
vately ordered the executioner to strike
the fatal blow as he stopped for the
bowl. The eXecutioner did 80. and the
head dropped Into the culprit's hand
MS he raised 'hiMself to see what had
occurred. He immediately aimed ut
the nine. conceiving that 1t was the
bowl which he grusped. All nine fail
ing. the head loudly exclaimed, II huys
won the game!'-Froin the German.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-20
BuCkR0E BEACH CASINO
OPENS THURSDAY NIGHT
May Hillman Stock Company VIII
Present The Drama, "a
Southern Romance"

Arrangements have been completed
for the opening cf the Casino n.
Buckroe Beach. on Thursday night,
and the indications are that he play
house will he crowded.
AS the opening attraction Manager
Rex will offer Miss May Hillman and
nance
Between the acts vaudeville acts
will be introduced.
Tomorrow evening the three Nudos.
the acrobatic team, will make their
first appearance on The pavilion. This
attraction is free
The opening week at Buckroe has
oeen record breaker so IA. as at
tendance is concerned
Mr.. G. {. w Ills made the farewell
ascension last night Owing Ia high
winds he was unable 10 make IN. as
rension scheduled iN the nfl,rncaa
until o'clock. rof. Ilmtchesi fell
last night while chasing The bull',au
ana apraincd Ills right ankle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-20
Sleeping with open Eye ..

All fishes which sleep do SO with
their eyes open, as they are not pro-
vided with eyellds and cannot there
fore close their eyes. From expert
ments made 1t WAS discovered that
some fishes have no preference for the
nighttime, but sleep equally well dur.
Ing the day. They may be observed
resting quite motionless for periods,
apparently In sleep. except that. Inv
Ing no eyelids. they are unable to close
their eyes or exclude all influence from
without The hare also sleeps with
It's eyes open. for the simple reason
that its eyes are unprovided with eye
lids. Instead Of these there is n thin
membrane which covers the eye when
asleep. This membrane, AZ in the cuse
OF certain birds, folds like curtain In
the corner Of the eye and by an instan-
tuneous action flies back when sight is
required. leaving the eye Immediately
nnd fully open for tile exercise of sight.
Some birds. such MS the eugle, nlso
have this membrane, which, when at
rest. Hes In the corner OF the eye, fold.
cd up Ike drawn curtain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-20
Rs-.n az a FOOD.

The banana has high recommends.
ton as an article OF food because Of
Its nutritious character A celebrated
physician recommends baked banuna
eaten ut breakfast ms positive cure
for rheunatism One authority an
nounces that one pound OF this fruit
has more nutrimGnt than three pounds
OF meal or as many pounds of potatoes.
while as Il food 1t Is said TO he In every
sense superior to wheat bread. The
natives or the West Indies and other
tropical countries subsist largely upon
hem They may be nude almost an
exclusive diet when one has work re-
curing considerable and particular ut
tention and accuracy at a time when
regular meal and other food would
weaken the action OF the mind. 1t has
been found that the banana In such
cases digests easily ami makes no
dlminutiOn OF mental concentration.
while Mt the same -tfme the required
sustenanca OF mind and body IL oh.
talned.-New York American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-20
TH|RTx.F|VE ELECTRIC FANS
TO COOL VETERANS At MEALS
Novel Scheme Introduced by Colonel
Thomas 7. Knox, the Governor
of the institution.

Colonel Thomas Il. Knox, COVER.
non of lha National Soldiers Home.
has introduced another convenience
Tor he 2,Unn inmates of the inslitu.
ton, and one that will be welcomed
by the veterans.
a contract has just been awarded
to Mr. 5. J. Watson, Jr., a Hampton
electrical dealer, for the installation
OF ihirty-five electrical fans in the
dining room. These fans will he
made 10 play during the meal hours
and in the future the veterans will
have most comfortable eating
place.
Mr.. Watson submitted the loves,
hid for he work against dealers
from New York, Baltimore, Norfolk,
Richmond and other points. Ills
contract price is 1891
Mr.. l.. j. NELL, painting coutrac.
Tor of Newport News. was the low.
est bidder for painting three of Tho
new barracks, and will be awarded
the contract at sG94.