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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06

GIRLS NOVEL PLAN TO AVOID
WORK.

Mr.. George =. Irwin, editor Of the
Mesa Free Press, and his family, had
an exciting experience Monday with
several fires In their dwelling. aud II
is remarkable that the home was not
destroyed. Several fires were discov.
cred in the Kitchen at different times Of
the day, all Of mysterious origin, and
II was not until late In the afternoon
that an explanation Of the cause Of
the blaIcs was forthcoming.
This explanation was found In the
deep antlpathy that q Mexican servant
girl entertained for work. The gir
wanted TO jump her job, but her moth
cr was evidently in need 81 IN,
money and insisted on her continuing
in the position Of cook for the Irwin-
Tn her desperation 20 experience 4
period Of rest IL occurred 90 the senior
ita that IL the house were TO burn dowr
her work would end and she immcdi
,tcly set about TO accomplish this end
She poured kerosene on the walls o.
the kitchen several times, and thci
! .ct fire 20 the fluid.
Each time. however, her courag
would fail her and she would set up
,ry Of FIRE and the family would OK
,irgush the flames.
At length suspicion was aroused an
on the origin Of the flames being III,
'ovcrcd the servant gained her dcsir
md was herself "hrcd," thereby gair
'ng freedom from further work for th
resent at least.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06
BIG FIND IN A NEW DISTRICT

what appears 10 be one Of the most
-cmarkablc mineral discoveries heard
4 In this section for some time was
eccntly made by John u. Quick of
skull Valley In the Grcyback mountain.
Speaking yesterday OF the new find
20 n Journal Miner man, he said:
"whilc prospecting along Burro
creek, along the foot Of Greyback
mountain about three months ago !
found some very rich float, and tracing
IL TO the ledge, broke some samples from
the apex, which I tested by the horn
spoon method, and which gave an ex'
cellcnt showing In gold. Tracing the
ledge across the mountain for dis
tancc Of over 1000 feet, I made fur
Their tests, securing hattering pros
poets. Later I started n shaft, which
is now down to depth OF 30 feet, In
which there is four foot pay streak
exposed. that gives average returns
OF es7.50 to the ton in free gold, be-
sides small values In silver"
"In the paystreak there occasionally
appears n very small streak Of ore
which samples NJ high as $4,000 20 the
ton In gold, several sacks Of which
recently worked by the arastra process
which paid we'll"
Mr.. Quick located three claims or
the new discovery, and also q water
right on Burro creek, In which there u
n good stream of water Mt all season.
OF the year.
The camp is situated near the sand,
about 20 miles In n northwest direction
from Hillside station. on the =. J.. y
and T., and about rs miles south oi
blackberry station on the line Of tn
Santa Fc Pacific railroad.
Considered from n mining standpoint
the district i- new one, little mimi
Of any consequence ever having beer
done there. Tn n radius Of sevcra
miles from his place, Quick states tina
he knows Of only three or four pros
pectors living there, and engaged II
the development Of any claims.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06
DESCRIBES PROCESS OF TREAT
mo rAILIN0s.
(From Fridays Daily

Isaac Anderson, u director of the An
dcrson Metals Extraction company,
which is engaged in treating the tail
ings AT the McCabe mill, and the in
yentor Of the process Of treatment that
bcars his name for the extraction Of
ynucs from taiIings and crushed ores,
IL in the city.
Speaking yesterday Of his invention
10 a Journal Miner man, he said: 1.-THE
process il really modified form OF the
cyanide process for treating ores and
,ailings. Its chief advantage IL in
precipitating the values from foul or
weak solutions, and gaining values
from a Shiny pulp.
Chemists claim that when three
pounds Of copper sulphates are added
10 any amount Of water containing one
pound of cyanide Of potassium, that the
mound Of potassium is destroyed, and
can never he recovered, but claim
that I can restore 50 per cent Of II, IL
anyone desires to prove this he can dc
10 by adding six pounds of well slaked
lime 10 the solution, and then filtel
the solution. adding 10 the filtered no
luton eight-tenths Of one pound OF sui
phuric acid, agitating and hltcrins
well. after which add three pounds OF
well slaked lime to be again agitate'
and filtered in good shape, when NO
luton 10 left that is active on gold anc
cannot be read with nitrates OF silver
"If the lime 10 not added, the cy
anide Of potassium will be host In Thu
way: the cynogen would come out will
the solution, carrying n certain amount
Of the copper sulphates, leaving the po
tassium behind with copper sulphate"
II the lime 10 handled correctly the 20
fash cannot he left behind. The solu
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06
WORK IL STARTED ON CLIMAX
GROUP.

"Wednesday force Of men was start.
ed on the Climax properties in the
Cherry creek district getting the camp
in shape for the inauguration of m ex.
tensive plan of development work
and surface improvements which have
been adopted by the new owners who
lately purchased the group from J.
n. Boyer who has been engaged TO act
as superintendent Of the new concern.
wagon road is under construction,
over which the machinery for the new
mill will be hauled and the sinking Of
two working shafts will be at once
commenced. Mr.. Boyer expects to
have the new mill in running order by
the first Of July and the construction
Of all other buildings and improve.
nents finished by that time.
The mill will be run by IA water
wheel propelled by water power Of
Is miners inches, which has n ~
foot fall in 1900 feet. by the use Of
this water power the cost Of boilers and
engine for power will be eliminated, "a
we'll as the further cost Of fuel foI
power development.
The mines are operated by fouI
shafts sunk to depth Of nfty feet
- we'll ~ n number Of shallower shafts
and tunnels, which expose bodies OF
ore Of varying width from one to five
feet, aud carrying values in gold OF
"a to tho ton.
II 10 proposed to continue tn,
sinking Of the shaft on the Gilman
claim TO II depth Of 200 feet, before
any lateral work Is done, while tn,
other shaft being started on nm nd
joining claim will be continued to tn
greater depth, stations 10 30 cut an,
drifts run ut each 100 foot level. Tn,
plan Of development adopted for thu
group Is among the most extensive ev
or attempted by any company or indi
dividual in the immedia district.
The Climax group, consisting Of ii
full claims, and n water right, IL stu
ate about 10 miles east Of Dewey, th
nearest railroad station, and about on
mile east of the properties Of the Ar
IONA Gold Lode Mines company, lyin
immediately south of and adioinin
the Lion mines, both of the latter b'
ing properties of proven merit.
The mountains surrounding the PR
perty are covered with growth {
heavy pine, from which timbers f.
mining and domestic purposes can |
secured at a nominal cost, while II
survey Of the proposed Humboldt an
Verde Valley railroad passes throup
the camp, the construction Of while
! would, TO n great extent, eliminate u
enormous transportation expenses I
machinery and supplies to the localit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06
Fast Train To Be Put
In Commission
June 9
Through Train Direct
To All Coast
Points
(from Saturdays Daly.)

In its desire to give the best pos
able service to the residants Of the
s.lt River Valley, Prescott and all
localities tributary to its line, keeping
N pace with tho ever Increasing sum.
mer travel TO the coast, tho management
Of the 9. 7. p. and p. Railroad com.
sAny is about to inaugurate . special
summer service to California that IL
certain TO appeal to the discriminating
traveller.
Commencing on June 9th, the "Coast
Limited will leave Phoenix at
o'clock in the afternoon, reaching
Prescott at In the evening, every
Tuesday and Saturday, carrying, In
connection with the California Linn.
tied through modern palace sleeper,
arriving at Los Angeles at 3:l5 r. IN.
san Diego, Coronado, at 1925 p. m,
and San Francisco and Oakland al
1885 p. m, the following day.
San Diego Coronado passengers are
spared the annoyance of changing do
pots and the possibility OF missing con
ncciions. while San Francisco pas
SINGERS make an actual saving Of 81,
hours in time and one night in tbei
trip. over any other train.
The service Of the California Lin
Al ,,..l. NJ. .t,uJ,.N:., 20 shns
who have been fortunate enough I,
use ii ON their overland trip. To b.
able to make your visit TO California
on this train changes the journey iron
task to IA pleasure. As to the dinin
ear, /, is only necessary to say it
under Harvey management.
The California Limited il being oI
Grated daily now. and those contempla'
my trip east will find il not only III
bcs, (it il the only train cxclusivcl
for frst.class travel between Arizon
and the cast) but in point of tim
ahead Of any other train.
The Coast Limited for Californi,
however, is what you want to kno
about. Leaving Prescott At sp. m
in the morning n Harvey breakfast
served as you are whirled through Il
Cajon pass in the San Bernardino mou
,ains, n short ride through the orant
groves and Pasadena, and presto! IL
Angeles; step into a parlor ear.
four hours ride through orchards nj
along the beach, and cool Coronado!
For San Francisco, IL il only nece
sary to step from ono chr to another
the morning, a daylight ride over q
Tchaehapi mountains, through u
San Joaquin valley, and in the eveni'
YOU are there, u saving Of one night on
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06

ticn can be loaded with copper sui
pilates in the presence Of lime. and lat
or the sulphuric acid can be taken up
with lime, leaving the cyanide free 10
go back and load again.
Scientific men claim that IL takes
-four pounds of cyanide Of potassium
to equal one pound of copper, but in
the presence of lime IL only takes
three pounds Of cyanide of potassium to
equal one pound " copper Potassium
cyanide has a greater affinity for gold
than copper. and a greater affinity for
copper than silver when ip the same
| state Of fncncss
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06
Deadly Serpent Bites.

ore IA common in India as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. for 'ne
latter however there is sure remedy
Electric Bitters, the great restorative
medicine, Of which 8. A. Brown OF ben,
nstsville, 8. c., says: "They restored
nv wife to perfect health, after years
Of suffering with dyspepsia anda enron
ically torpid liver" Electric bt'er'
o,,. chills and fever, malaria. bilious
ness. lame back. kidney troubles a"o
,,.ads, disorders. Sold on guaranteed
bv al druggists. Price SOC.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06
An Alarming Situation.

frequently results from neglect Of clog
gcd bowels and torpid liver, until con
stipation becomes chronic. This comb
ton IL unknown 10 those who use Or
Kings New Life Pills, the best and
pentlest regulators Of stomach and bow
els. Guaranteed by all druggists. Price
Csc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

rady poczciwych i rozum-
nych ludzi, rady naszej'gaze>>
ty, a ME rady jednego ga}ga-
ma .kt6ry wygnany s}usznie
przez ksiedza re sluzby para
fialnej, z zemsty "a to upa-
ja} was pc salunach i ma
ksiedza podburza} tax d}ugo,
az doprowadzi} was do ta-
klego nieszczescia, do takiej
zbrodni, do takiej ha6by!
Znaczna wiekszosc parafian
trzyma strone proboszcza,
lecz siedza cicho, a ha}as
robi tylko pewna nieliczna i
nierozumna szajka.
W~IELKOPOLANIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
KS. arcybiskup Simon W
str0nach 0jcZystych.

, w tych dniach spodziewa-
ny jest W %Zytomierzu arcy-
biskup Simon, kt6ry przy-
bedzie W celu odwiedzenia
OLGA. Potem arcybiskup 3D.
wiedzi Kij6w i niekt6re inne
miasta a nastepnie powr6ci
do Rzymu. Arcybiskup ST.
uwazany jest obecnie "a
najpowazniejszego kandydata
ma stanowisko metropolity
m~ohy}owskiego. z wiadomo-
scia ia }acza sic scisfe stara-
MIA, podjete przez Watykan
bezposrednio W Petersburgu,
dokad W poczatkach lipca
wydelegowano ks. Sapiehe,
pronotaryusza apostolskiego
i pra}ata rzeczywistego Jego
.Swiatobliwosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

o,ce1n1iict :nlEtiieettyllks:'oo,, ,,o,llIbt,rl sy a:
pracesf dokonFanra v ,,,His'tto-
wi Polskkiej ~ Amreeryce ale
take j gimnastyyc,z2,nle szzdtu tlll.l
dokonyWane p;rzez ,,opiee1kz:ulln:laa
.Polonii Amerykahsk,iiej Pc.
suwajacego swe ola niej po-
swiecenie al do nskrecalnliil;aa
sekret6wN j do
%nazywania ,,szczekaniem pie
ska" tego, co ~Wsp6limiennik
i wsp661pracownik jego pisze,
a ,,pas bezpiecze6stwa" dru-
.kuje. Powiedziec to musialem,
DO ,,Amicus Plato, m1algis
AMIGA veritas". / powt6-
rye music: vAut nomen A
lexandris muta, aut gere te
ut Alexander" Non povisti
occidisti.
Czy TOGO napisa}em, wp}y-
ME jake ma zmiane postepo-
wanna ,,pasa bezpiecze6stwa:@
i ma zaprzestanie ujadania ma
misyonarzy i 90. Jezuittw,
og}aszanego W ,,Kuryerze" ma
jednej stronie a nazywanego
,,szczekaniem pieska" ma dru-
giej stronie, ME wien. Ale
odpowiedziec ma to oni NIGGA
tylko: Kto to jest? O tenn
wnet sic zapewne dowiedza.
Tymczasem: ,,Valete ct me
amate", a: Predicate super
tecta". :'
X. X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
Sejm Uni Polskiej

W Buffalo, zako6czono W
sobote Q 4tej rano. Zarzad
administracyjny poszed} do
Pennsylvania, organem jest
tygodni6wka: vUnia Polska
W Ameryce", kt6ra wydawac
bedzie wydawnictwo ,,Polaka
" Ameryce" Najwazniejsza
uchwa}a sejmu jest podatek
stopniowy i czworakie ubez-
pieczenie ma zycje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
UCzmy dzieci czytac, pisa6
/ movie 20 pOlsku!
NADESKANE UWAGI
DZIENNIKOWI CHIC.
(Si6wko O ,,Spra vach kosciel
nych i narodowych" ks.
Wac}awa Kruszki).

,,Quod in ore auditis, prae-
dictate super %tecta".
Gdyby ktos miaf czas zby-
teczny, to m6g}by 0 wielu
sprawozdaniach ks. Wac{awa
Kruszki spora garstke spra~
wiedliwej krytyki naplsac.
Ten, co to pisze, ma wazna
przyczyne, ,,sprawy ko5ciel-
ne j narodowe" z dnia 8go
wrzesnia wKuryer Polski"
NJ. 214) nieco roztrzasnac.
RrzewieIebny kronikarz i
>historyk pisze tax: >Ojciec
Rothenburger. ,,by} typ ME.
zmordowanego misyonarza.
Zorganizowa1 pare mniej-
szych parafii.... Wdziecznosc
mu sic nalezy cd mas Pola-
k6w, W posr6d kt6rych 20
stawil wiele potu i trudu".
Nazwawszy zas nieco nizej
czteromiesieczua kampanie
Slawskiego ,,szczekaniem pie
ska" zamierza Przewiel. kro'
nikarz zapewne wykadzie fe'
tor narobiony przez ,,Ku.
/, ryerka" j tegoz >wydawce
braciszka swego pana Micha,
la, ale mu sic to ME udaie
Czemu? Zaraz zobaczymy.
Roztrzasniemy te sprawe
q navel oma6cimy }alce :f
mi p~rzysloWiami, Do to-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

StraSZna rZecZ WyQarZy1a
sic zesz}ej niedzieli pc po-
}udniu, dnia 9go Wrzesnia, W
polskiej plebani. W Glassport,
Pa! Napad}o tam W bialy
dzie6 osmiu niemadrych pa
rattan ma swego proboszcza,
Wgo. KS. Garstke, zniewa7
zyli go czynnie i d}awili, -
tax re. ten W obronie swego
zycia strzelif do jednego z ma
pastnik6w i niebezpiecznie
go zrani}! 100.
Tam W Glassport, jak to
pred paru tygodniami opisa-
lismy,@- pewien burzyciel
podburza} parafian przeciw
ksiedzu Garstce i rzeczywi-
scie znalaz}a sic pewna liczba
takich glupc6w niemadrych,
- kt6rzy dokuczali probosz-
czowi cd dose dawna we
wszelki mozliwy spos6b!
Chcieli MI odebra6 ksiazki
parafialne i sami chcieli go~'
|spodarzy6 W finansach para
fialnych, - niepokoili go
ma plebanii, q nawet 0 zgro'
10! osmielali sic. swietokradz-
ko zniewazac go. .
Jestto bardzo brzydko, DO
|chocby ksiadz Garstka by]
[tak niegodziwym, jak ci bu..
rzyciele %opowiadali, to mo.
gil ma niego znalezG rade U
Biskupa, albo j W cywllnJy1mtt
sadie, ale ME powinni byli
)chciec go wyrzucic swoja
moca, bez pomocY praWa!
lduchownego, czy swieckiego,
Przeszlej niedzieli d. 9go
bm. zebralo ich sic cos 8miu,
t. i dufajac v to, ze oni g
lduze, income chlopy, 9 ksiad2
! Garstka maly, szczupiy ] ch pe
rowity, wdarli sic pre-.
imoca IA plebanie, rzuc1ll
sic Calgary na ksiedza,
ieden z Mich schWyycii 60 za
iedna reke, -drugi "a dry.
%, inni trzym1Isali 60 "a
,nogi, a piaty niegodzllas2
trzymsall kl 81 E "a Wi ''''''. !. !
dlawili go tarmoslll Pc IL
mil. Inny zad madrala 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

Pan SIP. G6rski W Mar
lin, Tex, przyjal agenture
ma nasza gazette W Marlin,
Wootan Wells j Bremond,
Tex; polecamy go tamtejszym
obywatelom i prosimy do
niego uda6 sic wzgledem a.
bonowania j placenia p:renu-
mer atty "a nasza gazette.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
aasi agenci mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinski a'
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. F Ziarnowsh
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Leon Ross
DUNCAN. Nebr,, Michal Stecz
FARWEL. Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
M.len, Wis, Teofi Derdowski
MARLIN, Tex, S. P. Gorski:
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr, MARGIN S era
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam WallowsIi
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

.a, pr6buje or o5 zazw,yczal
zakitowat jakiems| przys}o-
Wiem laci6skiem.
,M6wi polskie przysfowle:
~ jakim przestajesz, takim.
sic stajesz". ,,Qui nocentem
absolyunt pari scelere Sc
obstringunt". Byl v wojsk'u.
Aleksandra W. zo}nierz imie-
MEM Aleksander, ale tch6rz
wielki. Dow6dzca mu rzekf
raz: ,,Aut nomen Alexandris
muIta, aut gere to ut Alexan-
der!" ],
Ot6z Prev. kronikarz i
historyk ME powinien POGO
wac ma opiekuna Polonii ka-
tolickiej W Ameryce i navy
wac pana Micbala ,,pasem
bezpiecze6stwa'" albo powi-
MEN isc do Hodura. Czemu?
Poniewaz wymysla paski
,bezpiecze6stwa" i pr@ewia-
zuje je oko}o BIDDER emigra~
cyl polskiej, a te So jadowit-
SIZE niz zmije. ~ .
Pisze W historyi Polak6w
W Ameryce, re ,,Kuryer Pol
ski" to poprostu ostatnia
kotwica, to ,,pas bezpiecze6-
stwa'', - a ME przeszkadza
to tel kotwicy szarpac me-
low o charakterze iak stall i
lepszych jeszcze~ Czytamy W
tel ,,Historyi" (Tom V str.
SOY, re pan Micha} to katolik
okropny i zazarty, 49, a jed
max ten pan Micha} drukuje
przez pol k u strasz-
ne obelgi ma ks. Matauszka i
Rothenburgera! Re, jak ety.
fanny W tejze History ,,poda-.
rowa} piekne p%odw6jne VII
trazowe okno W Ripon", to
jeszcze ME dow6d uczuc i
zapatrywa6 katolickich, to.
tylko dow6d, re ,,similis ST.
mill gaudet".
Zapytujemy tedy, Przewie~
lebny.opiekunie Polonii, jak
powyzszem swiadectwem wy
stawionem p. Micha}owi, zga-
dzaja sic s}owa W kronice z
8 wrzesnia przytoczone: ,,al-
boz kto widziaf ably szczeka-
ME pieska mog}o wp}ynac
ma zmiane ksiezyca?" | zno~
WI przytaczamy przys}owie:
,,Qui nocentem absolvunt,
pari scelere Sc obstringunt".
A Cicero ~powiada: ,,Revocare
vix SO %possunt, qui stunt i'm
proborum familiaritate impli-
cati". ~Juz trudno wykadzic
fetor, kt6ry sic narobi}o.
jake to pogodzi6 wyrazy
opiekuna ko6cio}a polskiego
Ameryce: TYP niezmor~
dowanego misyonarza... kt6-
remu sic wdziecznose nalezy...
i meza tel MARY. meza twar-
i sta}ego charakteru,
iakby ze stall ukuty to MAJ.
Isl fractus illabator orbis"..
z acknowledgement wywo-
damn S}awskiego " tel samej
gazecie pomieszczanymi obok
artykul6w kronikarza i hi
storyka, iakoby to byl pru-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
KAWALE!R] LEGACY % lat

KAWALER LEGACY % lat
.poszukuje statecznej iowa
rzygzki zycia, dobrej kato-
liczki, kt6ra powinna znac
dobrze robote domoWa, PREY
tenn ma bye zdroWa. 20 biz
SEE in1fo1r1n,a''cye prosze sic
zg1osic 20 polsku Tub po an
z do}aczeniem sWej
pod adIrlese,m,:
Blue Earth, MINI.
Route Box 20.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
tel MARY, jakby ukutego ze

SSSJ |TI3asHS SfRas $8E 11#aI 5##E#b&.R f-g#
stall"
Wszakze tenze ksro,nnlii4kssarzs
hliits'toryks pisze v s'wNej ,Hi-
Tom Y. str. 38:...
], MAlI.iic,,hlal Kruszka by{ est.
niby pasem bezpiieczte96f1stwVa,
kt6ry ochrania wychod4ztWo
polskie W Stanach Zjednoczo-
n1Ych pred zatonieciem'...
,,pasem bezpieczehstwa'
to brat kronikarza, gwiazda
Ameryki, wydawca ,,Kurye-
RI" czasopisma, kt6rego wi
ceprezydentem i regularnym
.kronikarzem koscielnym j
~narodowym jest autor pene:
giryku ola ks. Rothenburge-
ra! Czemuz tedy Przewieleb-
ny kronikarz ME wp}ynal
ably 6w ,,pas-b ezpiecze6stwa"
przesta1 przesladowac Ojc6w:
Matauszka i Rothenburgera?!
.Pisze, re pan Micha} ME wi
MEN! Vice kto winien? Vice
jakiem 2rawem pan Micha}
jest pasem bezpiecze6stwa?
Vice jak kronikarz m6g} tax
sic zaslepic? !;
Przeciez cztery miesiace
mogly przekonac vpas bez-
piecze6stwa", re to jest ,,maz
jakby re stall ukuty". Aje-
dnak kronikarz, kt6ry pew
nego czasu. by}by g}odny
chodzi} ca}ymi dniami, gdyby
ME ks. Rothenburger, dopu-
Sell, by npiesek" Gego to.
kasai. mon pavisti -
occidisti" albo: Qui nocen-
tenn absolvunt, pari scelere
SO obstringunt" (Cicero)
albo: ,,Pejor est famae, guam
corporis laceratio" Qdem).
Jakiemus ksiedzu by}o tego
kasania "a wiele i zacza}
bronic dw6ch staruszk6w
misyonarzy. vKuryer" ma
reszcie odwolaf Sfawskiego,
ale wnet go do St. Louis wy
s}a} z powrotem, a gfosif, re
,,S}awski kollektuje " sta
mach ~po}udniowych": S]aw-
ski za6 przez miesiac W ST..
Louis siedzia}, burzy} do
,,Kuryera" pisa}, a ,,pas bez-
piecze6stwa" drukowa}, kro-
nikarz zas milcza} i pozwa~
la}, by ,,meza 20 stall ukutego"
nazywano: krzyzakiem, prusa-
klein, pijakiem zydem!, ,Boni
nullo emolumento impellun-
tur ad fraudem imp1obi sac
pc parvo".
Pisa oszczercy, a. ,,pas
bezpiecze6stwa:" drukuje; pr
SEE ksiadz, to wtedy rpas
bezpiecze6stwa" rzuca W kosz
pismo ksiedza. Moge udo~
wodnic, gdy: ,,pas bezpieczeh-
silva" zazada.
Ostatnie s}owo: Pisze- kro.
nikarz (yKuryer z 8 wrzes-
MIA, mr.. 214): Il meza tel
MARY, co O. Rothenburgera,
iakies tam korespondeneye
mogly sklonic do wyjazdu 2
Ameryki? Alboz kto widzia1,
by szczekanie pieska mog}o
wplynac ma zmiane ksiezy-
49, ,aE - .L 3d. I 600 Ni~f IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

Straszne rzeczy miedZy
60 pOlakami W GlasspOrt! =
PrObOsZcza Garstke napa-
dtO Osmiu a ten w ObrO-
ME sWegO zycia mus1a}
jedneg0 z mich p0-
StrZelic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

sta6 " swel lapy k.ssEiaaz';ks,i
.kies parafialne, DO po to
napadli oni ksiedza!
Ksiadz Garstka, dlawiony
D poniewierany przez tylEull;:
.odrazu ludzi, obaWiajac sic,
ably go ME zamordoWali, zdo-
lal wsr6d tel szarpaniny wyr-
wac i'm jedne sWa reke ]
siegna} MIA do szuf]ady O.
tWartej przez napastnik6w j.
chwyci4 "a revolver, pocze'lmr'
broniac swego zycia, wygar-
nal Z rewolweru ma slepo j
trafil jednego 2 napastnik6w,
~KrajeWskiego, czy Kiiahskie-
60, (telegramy angielskie
podaja nazwisko niewyraz-
nie). -
Wtedy odwaga owych ma
pastnik6w uciekla i'm " pie
ty, DO przekonawszy sic,
rs choc ma1y i chorowity,
ksiadz Garstka um1e sic dziel-
ME bronic, napasCnicy
puscili go i uciekli z pleba-
nil jak tch6rzliwe zajace, "a
pomniawszy nawet o owych
,,ksionzkach parachwijal-
nych" do kt6rych i'm tax
pilno by}o!
tax swe zycie
i uwolniwszy sic cd d{awia-
cych go napastnik6w, ksiadz
Garstka przywoia} policye i
odda} sic W jej. opieke. Po-
strzelonego napastnika 3D.
VIOLA policya do szpitala
W McKeesport, gdzie dokto-
rzy wyjeli kule z rany, a
ksiedza Garstke zawioz}a po-
llcya takze do McKeesport,
do KS. J. G6rzy6skiego, ably
zniewazonego ksiedza uchro~
mic pred nowym mozliwym.
napadem.
Powyzszy opis zbrodnicze-
go napadu podajemy z an
gielskich gazet, kt6re szy-
derstwem opisuja te npolska".
awanture! g..
5 Wstyd i ha6be ~niezmazana
sciagneli ma polskie imie, -
ci niemadrzy ludzie, - kt6-
rzy us1uchali nikczemnego
burzyciela i dopuscili sic to-
go zbrodniczego napadu! Ia
kim niemadrym ludziom ME
idzie o to, re shahbili imie
polskie, - ably tylko dogo-
dill swej g}upocie! Ia ma
pas6 te p6jda oni zapewne "a
kratki ma d}ugi czas, -- lecz
handy tel mic mas polak6w
ME. zmyje!
T~erazlnasi ksieza " tel oko-
Icy beda sic musieli wsty~
die pred biskupem i pred
|innonarodowymi ksiezmi "a
tych napastnik6w! Wszyscy
'innonarodowcy beda sic 2
polak6w ~wysmiewac, ze to
Jest ciemne byd}o, nieznaja-
ce uszanowasniia ola swoich.
ksiezy, ami uszanowania ola
prawa!
Bo jezeli by ksiedz Garst-
ka byl rzeczywi6cie tax ME
godziwym, "a jakiego go ci
napastnicy j burzyciele, po-
dawali, - toe mogli zaskar-
zzye go pred Biskupa, a ten.
by}by z pewnoscia wygna1 go
z parafii, jezeli on bylby ta-
ki niegodziwy, jak gotb'urrzy~
ciele nazywali. Jezeli on was
- jak wv burzyciele
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