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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
Assapsath

Mr.. and Mrs. Boznan cane
from their home ia OEsboma to
our city last week 90 the sad
mission Of bringing their boy
baby for burial
The little fellow was one oil
pair Of 16-month-oid twins. snd
esme to his death 5y getting a
peanut kernel lodged In his
windpiPe An operation was
performed to give the llttie suf-
fsrer relief. but 10 no avail The
parents are nearly heart broken
and have the sincere sympathy
OF all Mrs. Bozmau IS daugh-
ter 9t Capt and Mrs. ]. II.
Stephenson Of the Carbon Cen
ter neighborhood.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
soLo MADE a SENSATION.
BsFy1Sas Hss Caught ths Musls. Bus
Net the Werds.

A certain yoUng UnitariaH minister
is visiting q friend and classmate who
lives h RoxbuFy. says the Boston Her
AID. and while the two were sitting
around . IRE and spinning yarns the
miaieteF who Is visiting and who
comes from He west told this: when
I vent west hrst ! was ia q small
town called Es---e. and in the choir
% my church the village blacksmith
did the noble work Of bsrytone. He
had 3 voice that could shake noun
tains. ard whatever Il lacked iD any
ether feature i made up In volume.
He couldn't read music any more than
he could English. but he learned a tune
very readily One Sunday We were
70 be favored With q new anthem be-
eeuse q VAS special ocasiop. and
the barytone had one portion all TO
himEelf Unfortunately he had missed
many Of the practices The anthem
went along exeellenily until Il came
20 9 beautiful part which read And.
Dying. bids Ss ali aspire Here the
rest Of the singers stopped short, IN
that quick. sudden way that cholrs
have. and In the ensuing stiffness
sounded the p0nderous tones OF the
blacksmith; And dying brides are
ailed with nre.'"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
AL a MATTER o. mcass.



Z wonder II the loTe ideals Of won.
anhood are changing with the sex.
whieA Is certainly "a transltlon
state. At one time Il vas a rare event
Tor q woman 70 marry a man uuch
younger than herself: now Il is a com
mon one Not SO very long ago. fn her
secret heart. the unattached maiden
rather loRged for a master 10 whom
she might play the part % admlring
and adoring satellite: but in the pres
ent year Of grace she prefers 70 be
sovereign herself. and 10 have a prime
minister who IS useful and subordln-
ate. Can thin change be n any way
due % the superior inches Of the mod
ern woman? A difference must IN
evitzbly exist between the day dreams
Of the siK-fo0t something and the day
dreams Of five-foot nothing. Only the
other evening. az a concert. I was
much struck by the imposing manner
IN which q very tail woman. splendidfy
gOWned, made her entrance into the
room She swept IN as II the whole
world belonged 20 her, while behind
her followed an insignificant creature
In black carrying her costly cloak. her
fan and ] don't know what else. Hon
estlY, felt sOrry for him. but realized
that my pity was wasted. One could
see he exu-.ed iR his wife's magnif-
cent appearance and bis own subjee-
tion.-Blaek and White. London
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
TRAMps WHO 90 coon.
hpPls Tree Johnny Has Successor IN
Nut Planting Hobo.


The story Is toi6 OF Pennsylvania
tramp who in his wAnderings up and
doSn on the earth carries bis pockets
full Of nuts. which he plants as he
goea- For three years he has followed
this practice. says the Virginia Pilot.
and during that time is said TO have
planted thousands and thousands OF
nntr. always seeking the out-of-the-w4y
spots-roeky hillsides and abandoned
lends at the edges Of creeks and
streams-so that the chznces Of the
trees being destroyed before they
grow up and mature viii be mlnimiz.
ID. This cid tramp Is doing something
more than guaranteeing the future
youth Of Pennsylvania against the
ioss Of TIE ioy of nattinS. He Is set
tsg an example in tree planting which
the farmers throughout the land may
vel follow with profit 70 themselves
and 10 the eopntry. This nut planting
tramp recalls another member Of the
wandering tribes. lie was known
throughout the country a. Apple Tree
Johnny from his habit ef planting ap-
pie seeds IN fence corners and other
nooka. Many a wayEido fruit tree Is
said TO owe its existence 20 Apple Tree
JehAny.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
STATE CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting Of Sunday School
Workers, November IO-aE at
Springfield.

The Forty second Annual State
Convention Of the Missouri lin
ter denominatio..n alb Sunday
School Association will be held in
st. Paul NJ. E. Church. South. in
Springfield, on Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, November
19, 20, 21, 1907. The following
prominent people will address
the convention on the most mp
to date topics of especial interest
10 ali Sunday School workers:
Mr.. Marian Lawrance, Chica-
go, General Secretary, Interna-
tional Sunday School Associa-
tion, Rev. DR.. Mosheim Rhoades.
St. Louis, member international
Lesson Committee; DR.. J. Fl.
George, Springfield, President
Drury College; Miss Henrietta
Heron, Elgin. H., editor THE
Boys Teacher" Miss Emma
Lemert. Kansas City, Sunday
School specialist; Rev. DR.. W. T.
Mcclure, Nevada, on the Rome
Convention; Rev. Samuel Kruse,
Sappington, Chairman Central
Sunday School Board, German
Evangelist Synod Of North Am.
erica; Rev. James P. O,Brien,
State Superintendent Congrega
tional Sunday School Work; Rev.
r. NJ. Inflow, Pastor First Bap-
list Church, Joplin; Rev. 7. H.
Hardin, State Superintendent
Sunday School work for the
Christian Church; Mr.. l. G. A.
Copley, Kansas City, the black
board artist; A. A. Mehl. Spring.
field, president Green County
Sunday School Association; DR..
II. M. Thomas, superintendent
Sunday School work Presbyter-
ian church; Rev. DR.. o. NJ. Stew
art, Kansas City; James w. Sils-
by, Springfield; Hon. Carey J.
Smith, Carthage; Howard Ellis,
New florence, members OF State
Executive Committee; Mrs. l. l.
Allen, Pierce City; Mrs. Geo. S.
Simonds, Kansas City; Miss
Elizabeth Parrish, Springfield.
and others.
The citizens OF Springfield ex-
tend a cordial invitation. Enter
will be on the Harvard
plan, l. e, hedging and breakfast
free. All evangelical Sunday
Schools are entitled 20 send as
many delegates as will go. Pas
tors, Superintendent, County
and Township officers are ex.
oflicio delegates. City Unions
may send ten delegates, County
Associations five, and Township
Associations three delegates. |
Names Of delegates should be
sent at once 10 Mr.. A. A. Mehl, |
Chairman Entertainment Com.
mittee, Springfield. also 10 the
State General Secretary.
The railroad fare viii be two
cents per mile, each way, which
is the same as our reduced fare
last year Of one and one.third for
round trip, For program and |
further particulars write 10 El-
mer E Lacey, General Secre- !
tary, 722 Victoria Bldg, st.
Louis, Mo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
A Narnew Essap..

Anxious mother TO small son Who
has just tumbied doEn stnirsl-
Mercy me, quick. are you killed."
Little Diok-~Ne. m" Are you hurt
muehl Do tel me. quieki~ NO. thal
was the luekieSt fan I ever had
Lucky Yes; I only struck one
stair on the way down.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
osteOpathy.

DR.. c. o. Deputy, a graduate
of the American School Of Oste-
opathy, has located in Rich Hin
for the practice Of his profession.
He desires TO meet all the friends
Of this drugless science, espec-
tally the hopelessly sick.
He makes diseases Of women
a specially
He is located on Walnut St.
first house east Of the Christian
Church. Oh5ce in residence.
ONCE hours s a, m to u N.
1;S0 p. N. to 4:3o p. m. Calls an
swered night or day.
Consultation and examination
free. Phone No. Is.
Win be ready for work Oeto-
Der 18th.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

First Presbyterian Church.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. N.
Junior Endeavor, 800 p. 10.
Preaching at II a. N.
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. III.
Prayer Meeting every Thurs.
day at 7.30 p. N.
Preaching at 7.S0 p. N.
w. B. CHANCELLOR, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
Concerning Women.

Miss Phoebe Couzens ceased
10 believe in woman suffrage
many years ago. The frequency
with which her change Of mind is
telegraphed over the country as
fresh news would seem 10 indi-
cate that genuine anti-suifrage
news is rather scarce.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
MAKES WORK tASltR.
Rich Hill People are Pleased to
Learn How Il Is Done.

Its pretty hard to attend 10
duties
With a constantly aehiug back;
with annoying urinary disorders
DOan's Kldaey Pills make work /
easter.
They cure haekache
They cure every kidney 40.
Rot,ert Akrlge, ol walnut 81
F,ich Ein. No, says. Il can SAY
good word for poan's kidney pills
Gar lhey have done me great deal
~ good. ! had been taking medl-
cine oi dlacrent kiads ior ms AID
neys and r0mctlmesI noticss1 a nftle
i,eurnf hut angii : was advised to-
ns. l3,,a hfa fis I us.vfr b.
c'ivta c6ctF rdl fhey were
pr~ured at the .Oiera urus store
sud they ined me from the trouble
1ompletsly i had paths "a my
back aeross the lOlns rheuma-
tism Ia my aEms aad shoulders
which made any Kind oi work pain-
iul .was also ANNOYED with a
bladder tronble. tho kiiuey seerc-
lions being nuch toe irequcut
Slnce Doan's kidney Pills irccd sis
from theae trouhAss I have Kept the
eiaedy on hand an the tlmc aud 90
not tar reOrn,nce oi tbe diheof
ties mentione1
FaF sal, lN an deslers free %
eeuss FosssrAfibarp Co.. Honais.
Sew York. sole assnts lorthe Cuitea
staess
henenler tht unne Doaae-and
laip Qplpb
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

A siEn displayed II iront Og 4 New
HoTk department stogs ia tha delight
~ nothsra and accidentally ahe limo.
Walton has incTeased the ruah at TIE
stores bargain couniora ThO slofe
employs fathefiy looklnf man Is
stand outside and watch the youns
hopefaiu while he mothers vaas BAT.
lla With each other IN front q the
eeunlera Ihe 1eheme haH pfosos 4
Ms.I sngm
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

DOetor--'I regret to inform you.
Mrs. TlEhtwad that I fear your hus.
haAd T. aniieied with softoning q the
brain." Mrs TiEhtwad--" Goodness
gracious, What makes you think sog-
DostoF-sHs insisted on paying me IN
advanes."
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
walnut Street u. E. Church.

Walnut Street u. E. Church.
Sunday School at Gas a. N.
Junior League at 2s3o p. m
Epworth League At $50 p. u.
Preaching at IL a %. and 7.30
p. 70.
Revival services each evening
this week az T.S0 o'clock
The public are cordially invit-
ed 10 attend
A. G. kEAsT. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

DR.. Slater's dental ofice will
be closed hereafter on Monday
aud Tuesday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

The Parliament of Iceland is
now in session. and nearly r.
OO0 women a majority Of all the
adult women of Iceland have
sent in a petition for Parliament.
ary suffrage. They slresdy have
the municipal vote.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

German Ev. Lutheran Church
Sunday-school at $50 a. m.
Preaching at 1890 a. N.
English preaching st ssOOp. ID.
Everybody is cordially invited
20 attend these services.
CHR. BUEGE, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

Mrs. Caroline F. Corbin of
Chicago, in a letter just issued
Chains that the defeat of munich
pal woman suffrage by a tie vote
in the recent Chicago Charter
Convention was due to the un-
womanly behavior Of the women
who came before the Charter
Convention 10 plead for il. AS
the petitioners were led by Jane
Adams, MRS. Henrotin and
other women who are among the
most highly respected in Chica-
go, the papers Of that city are
making fun Of Mrs. Corbin's ac-
cusatiOns. IL will be remem-
bered that 81 organizations, with
an aggregate mem bership of
10000 women, petitioned the
Chicago Charter convention for
suffrage, while only one small so
ciety, (Mrs. Corbin's) petitioned
against it.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
oO0O THlNa 10 ~ ALoME.
Physicians Advice 20 These Who Are
Fond Of Mushrooms.

Fa0a of MuEnfconiEs
II may be possible that when ali the
boys are dead they win quit eating
toadstools and dying IN spasms there
from The edible and poisonous varie-
ties Of these fungi are too close 70.
Eether n general and species for the
average youngster to dinerentiate
them Il continues. after many years.
20 be the same old story; Eat il; n Il
kills you II Is a toadsfool: II Il agrees
with you Il is a mushroom. some
years ago the department OF agrieul-
tuFc az Washington issued an elab-
orate and beautiful set Of Illustrations
OF mushrooms and near mushrooms.
labelihg one set edible" and the other
poisonous The story leaked out
that the printers eot the labels mixed.
and that the transp0sition was not
discovered until the work had been
sent broadcast The officials did some
tail hnstling In an effort 70 cal In the
Issue A weI-inoWn physician said
70 me the other day: Owing 10 the
very great difficulty In ordinary life
OF detecting the true from the false
my mushroom advice has usually been
let both kinds alone "--New' York
Press
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

Prof. James Mcintosh Bell.
Director of the Geological Sur
vey Of New Zealand, now visiting
this country, says that the ex-
tension of suffrage to women has
resulted in better legislation for
the schools and for the home,
and IN a higher standard Of char
acter for public officials. One
marked feature is the tendency
OF the members of a family TO
vote together. The influence Of
the family in public affairs has
been increased. since each fam
lily now counts two or more votes
while a bachelor counts but one.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07
Fslsso Time Table.

TRAINS pEFART.
40. ia Passenger, .I3.oi D. m.
No. ia, Mixed .................. GS0p. IA.
TRAINS ARRIvE
NO liss Mixed ..,................9.10 a. M.
No. Ill. Passenger..............s.S0 p. M.
No. lia connects at Linton with
day trains for Texas aud Oklahoma
pnints.
No. llt connects az Plea~antoa
with iast trains for rrxaa ana ON
lah0ma poinlu. and Tor Nrmphl.
aud the southeast. also With l,ral
pasaengor for kansaa city. arriving
a. kanaea cisy Iooo ; %.
ca. ooNoyHn, AgA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-07

We win give YOU the TRIBUNE
aud MeCan.s magazine year
for Sl.OO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
MINI.
Is stycznia, 1907.

Posiedzenie zarzadu parafii
6w. Jacka odbylo sic " ma
stepujacym porzadku: pre-
wodniczacym by} p. Kar6l
Grabarkiewicz sekretarzem,
Ign. Ksiazkiewicz.
Najpierw by{ przeczytany
protok6} z roku 1906 kt6ry
zostal jednog}o6nie przyjety;
nastepnie odozytano doch6d
i rozch6d: - Dochodu " pa
rafii by}o $294O.34 rozcho-
du $2963.l vice W kasie ME
dostaje $22.61. = Cho6 rok
ME by1 ola parafian jak in
ne lata szczesliwy, to jednak
starego d}ugu sp}acili6my'
$1,000 z czego ksiadz i para
fianie niezmiernie sic ciesza,
ze ida najprz6d a ME pozosta-
ia W lyle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
INDEPENDENCE, Wis.

2 powodu tax d1ugiej niepos
cody pred swietami,aludzie
W mie6cie juz byli bez opa-
III i ME raz jeden cd @drugie.
go musia} pozyczyc drzewa,
DO farmerzy do miasta ME
- lecz teraz jest do
bra sauna vice sic ME NIGGA
nacieszyc farmerzy to tel co
dzie6 jezdza do miasta z
drzewem i ze zbozem.
Go6ci tn Ii krewnych j
znajomych p. Felix Rombal-
ski z Winony, kt6ry przy-'s
by} za}atwia6 rozmaite inte-
rosa. Powiada re mu sic,
W Winonie powodzi dobrze,
lecz ME jest zupe}nie zdr6w
DO trzeba wiedziec, ze prze~
bywa} W armii ameryka6skiej,
ma Filipinach i tam sic cho-
|roby nabawi}.
Panu J.. Ligmanowi, ma
szemu sekretarzowi, kt6ry
Jest cd diuzszego czasu cho-
nv sprawjli sasiedzi niespo-
dzianke, zjechali sic do jego
domu, a W podarunku spra-
will mu skrzvnke do telefo-
nu ma %farmerska LIME. Pan
jest bardzo wdziecz-
ny swym sasiadom "a ten
piekny podarunek i zase}a
swoje serdeczne Bog zaplae!
Ia my tobie panic Lygman
zyczymy, aby6 jak najpre..
dzej }oze opu6ci}.
j. Rombalski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17

NEW YORK., - Oczeki-
wany tutaj cd p6ltora tygo~
dnia ~parowiec Pence" znaj~
DUE sic W zatoce George,
PREY wyspach Bermuda. W
odlegtosci dw6ch dni jazdy
cd New Yorku zepsu!a sic
maszynerya i statek b}aka}
sic po morzu, dop6ki ME
spostrzeg} go niemiecki paro-
vice kt6ry 60 przyholowa}
W bezpieczue miejsce. Ma
pok}adzie Ponce znajduje
sic 81 marynarzy i Z pasaze-
row. Stad zostanie wys}any
okret, kt6ry przycholuje
Ponce" do miejsca swego
pierwotnego przeznaczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17


|dla pieniedzy, co MI powie
rzyli, . terazich odebrat ME
mega.
Jak juz powiedzialem, in
ne gazety probationary Via.
lrusa. Opr6cz redaktor6W ma
rail sobie Wiarus take in--
nnych ludzi spora g~romadke,
slecz ME dbal ma to q rabal
" lewo j " prawo gdzie cho-
0 honor WARY 6w. j
polsko6ci. ~ Niemasz 60 jul,
odszedl Cd mas tylko Slave
pozostawi}, DO umarI jake
bohater; ~pamiatka po MIN
zostala: jego pismo Wiarus.
Ten lyle, rozwija sic j ro6-
ME, DO jest u~fundowady ma
.dobrym f~undamencie, a "a.
wsze idzie prosta droga PREY
spieszajac kroku, "a co MECH
mu b}ogos}awi Pan Bog "
roku.
J6zet Gruba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
%NANTICOKE, Pa.
I. stycznia, 1907.
.Szanowna Redakcyol

W jednym numerze Wiaru-
rusa, wydanym PREY ko6cu
:zeszlego roku, vyczytalem
,wiadomo6c II " Nanticokes
zawiazalo sic Towarzystwo.
5w. Antoniego, q vice pro.
SIZE to sprostowa6 o lyle, ~
to Jest Grupa, . nie Towarzy-
.stwo. Grupa t. przyjeta zo-s
'stala do Uni Polskiej
meryce, jake Grupa NJ. 13O
W tych dniach 6lubowal1
|sobie dozgonnamilo66 Wier,
nose " kosciele N. Stanisfa.
wa B. i. N. " Nanticoke, pan.I
y. Banach ! PARMA a. Falar.73
ska. Model pare zyczyn,llyl.
szcze6liwegc pozyciaw stanie.
malze6skim.
s5t Z NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
% lkzf.la u kruszlkk'a
@
odpowie ia to?

w ksiazce zatytulowanej
,,Wez j czytaj" q napisanej
.przez niezaleznego pryczera
Franciszka HDdura ze Scran-
ton, Pa, " kt6rej to ksiazce
SO ~najrozmaitsze bluznier.
silva przeciw Bogu, ko6cio
lowi, ~duchowie6stwu j wy
zz1awcom wiary:C hrystusowej
M str. Is czytamy i to:
,Blogoslawimy ci wielce Nam
mily dziejopisie i patryoto ks.
Waclawie Kruszko z Ripon
q osobisty Nasz przyjacielu,
"a twoje umacnianie Mas "
praWdzlWel naszel WlerZe,
przez potajemne a ciagfe zno-
szenie sic z Mani listowuie j
prosimy Gle, aby6 Mas j ma
sza wsp6lna sprawe jak dotad
tax !; nadal ME opuszczai, pew
nj bedac,ze ciebie zasfuzona
nagroda cd twojego biskupa
ME minie". Go ks. Kruszka
ma to? Czyby to >mozebnem
bylo, ably przed 6wiatem ina
czej a p%otaiemnie inaczej?
Czy to prawda, zeby ks.
Kruszka dwom panom s}uzy'
Bogu i szatanowi? Albo ko:
6cio}owi katolickiemu i Ho.
durowi? ..
Pyta O wyja6nienie
FILUT-CEZAR - MUCHA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
POdziekOWanio.

Nizej podpisana, skladam
serdeczne podziskowanie To.
warzystwu 6w. Stanisiawa B.
i M. "a staranne pielegnowa.
ME mego nieboszczyka meza,
oraz 70 zyczliwo6c mnie Okla
zywana j "a sunlienne wy
placeni6 mel nal4.vt.'sci %
s. y. nn,i1m nlezu. Onv Pan
Bog nogoslawii trmu iowa
.rzystwu. Dz'e~ujv tak2r ko:
lnitetnwi trgoz T war>.1tWaa
"a ich f.st,ge;; "b. nj Pan
Bog stukrntnie to = ] ,,agrD
,tlzu. z szacunKlen, E1zh,+t..
Bi4niak. B.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
6ORESPONDENCYE
s. -
%GRENVILLE, So. Oak.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Szanowna Redakcyo!
Nam nieco wolnej chwili,
to tez spefniam com obieca}:
pisze zyciorys Wiarusa, ale
tylko W kr6tko6ci, bo ma
divorce 6niegiem wieje, a sta
ra mi mad g}owa breezy, re
cz1owiek siedzi jak ma l.
g1ach. - Szanowni Czytelni~
cy Wiarusa! Wiarusa z cza~
SOW, kiedy go wydawa1 l re"
dagowa} 6p. Hieronim Der
dowski i p. ~Derdowskiego
mona przyr6wnac do kr6la
Sobieskiego, DO mia} ciezkie
easy, ciagle w%ojowaf, a wsze-
die wyszed} zwyciezko. Pier
wsza wojna by}a z cenzorem
Grygla, dow6dca Z. N. P. -
Zwiazek mial bye najwiek-
SEEN stowarzyszeniem pol
skiem katolickiem W Anne
ryce. Polscy katoliccy ksieza
nalezeli do tego Stowarzy-:
szenia; angielskie gazety roz-
glasza1y, 10 Grygla jest pols-'
kim kr6lem, z ilu tysiacami
on moze stanqc do urny Wy.
borczej W polityce, albo gdzie-
badk. Do ko6ciola chodzil
Grygla, dawal ofjafy j nawet
do ~spowiedzi szed}, a Via
rus sotie sable ostrzy}, al
tego by}o JUL "a wiele, vice
|Wiarus zaczal palaszowat q
ME ustajac' rabal 6mialo
Eobcisls Grygli trokitak dale.
CO, a. siesmasofskie rogi u
kazaly. Tedy zaczely sic III.
|dziom dobrej wolf oczy O
twieraf, a Wiarus jeszcze
wjedno rabal, al doszedl -
|zdaie mi sic do trzydziv
stego drugiego stopnia, wien.
|czas wsadzii NIECE do pooh.
Wy ~ chyile. Teraz. pat;rlz,
c,e, do czego mog9o bylo
przyj6c, gdyby ME Warns rue
Prlac.y' bylibv mole wszyscy
IA n,aso6skiem kopycie. In
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17

PITTSBURG, Pa. Ma sta
eye policyjna zg}osi}a sic W
tych dniach d~ziewczyna
polska Anna Vowel?
i z placzem poda}a, re przy'
by}a tn z New Yorku W to-
warzystwie niejakiegos L. Eu-
kasa, pochodzacegc 2osyi,
z kt6rym pozna}a sic W New
Yorku i z MIN tn przyby{a,
wrzekomo jakoby do jego
miejsca zamieszkania i re
mieli sic tn pobrac zaraz, pc
przyjezdzie. Rozumie sic IL
,,przysz}emu mezowi" odda}a
do przechowania ca}y 'sw6j
majatek sk}adajacy sic z 226
dolar6w. W chwile pc przy-
byciu do Pittsburgh, MAJ ,;in
spe" ulotni} sic zostawiajac
,,naiwna"i ju* ma drugi dzieh
odszukano jej ,,przysz}ego" W
Cumberland, Md. i odstawio-
no do Pittsburgh. - Naiwna
i rozkochana ~dziewczyna, vi
rzawszy swego Adonisa W
tarapatach niema}ych, pro-
81 sedziego o uwolnienie
60: Sedzia jednak ME zwazal
na jej b1agania i kukasa O.
sadzii " kozie do rozprawy,
gdyz stwierdzono dodatkowo,
il jest on zonatym j ze po-
szukiwany Jest przez Rad ro-
syjski, pod zarzutem zbrod~
mi morderstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
NOWINYi q AMERYl[K1I.

PITTSRURG, w zakla-
dach ,,Jones & Laughlin
Steel Works" negromadzilo
sic pod piecem do roztapia-
mia zelaza lyle gazu, 20 ma
stapi}a straszna eksplozya.
Tysiace funt6w :oztopionego
zelaza wylecialo " powietrze
i %skapywalo nastepnie ma
dol, W promieniu 40 stop,
zalewajac IS ludzi, kt6rzY ME
zdazyli ratowae sic ucieczka.
Trzech robotuik6w zlozono
ma razie W trupiarni z ciaia-
mi przepalonemi do ko6ci.
Z os6b .umieszczono W szpi-
talach, gdzie znosza straszne
meki. Me dowiedziano sic ma
razie, co sic stale z reszta
os6b. Policya okazala sic ma
razie bezw}adna wobec ION i
matek, szukajacych we fabry-
ce'mez6w i ojc6w swych die
CT. Musiano wzmocniG kor-
don policyi i utworzyc straz
bezpiecze6stwa, z}ozona z ro-
botnik6w. .Urzednicy ME
chcieli" reporterom udziela6
zadnych %informacyj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17

Sir =" -" EHsL1g-. Pcs " E|#- g. Ir.
GLEN LYON. w niedziele
dnia 30>grudnia odbyla sic "
ko6ciele 6w. Wojciecha pierw-
sza msza, prymicya ksiedza
Jana Rokosz kt6ry ukofczy}
seminaryum Y Kurytybie,
stan Parana " Brazylii
tel byl 5wieconY. Przez XII
ka miesiecy pozostanie Ks.
Rokosz jake wikaryusz Y
ks. Nowickiego v Nanticoke,
poczem wraca zn6w do Pa
rany.