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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-29
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TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH.
WARD.
ZOO A. M.--Daiiy-Main st. Th ,ish.
1870 4. M-Weels Days-slbn. Ashland
Accommodation.
$40 A. M.--Daily-Byrd street. Through
Local stops
1901 Noon--weeis Days Byrd st. Through.
1880 ! M-Weels Days-Elba. Ashland
1900 r. M,--Week Days--Byrd ST. wash
nsion Accommodation.
40 r M-Sunday only-Eba. Washing
ton Accommodation
$50 p. M--week Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation
e:9b p. M.-Daiiy--Man ST. Through
$50 p M.-Daily-Byrd ST Through.
TEAMS ARRIVE RicHMoSD-souTH
WARD.
ESQ A. M.-weck Days-Elba. Ashland
go 4. M-Daily--Byrd st Through.
ington accommodation
1885 a. M.-sunday oniy-Eibn. Washing
l0:f0 a M.-Week Days--E,Ibs Ashland
Accommodation.
1s s:se l. M--Daiiy-Main st. Through.
3:4b r M--Week Days--MaIn St Through.
"Wnshington- Exposition Special"
$40 p. M--week Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
1915 l.. h.--Daily--Byrd st Through
800 r. M-Daiiy-Byrd ST Through Lo
cal stops.
e:15 p. M.-Daily--Main st. Through.
NoTE--Pulman Sleeping or Parior Cars
o, all above trains. except local accommo-
dhtions.
All tralns to and from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba.
Time OF arrival and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed
C. w. cuLp. w. p. TAYLOR.
Seni supt. Traf Mgr.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL. August 2s.--The wheat
market was weak and strong by turns to-
day, but the final quotations left prices easy
and for September Sc lower. Corn was
down tsc: Oats were OF &c. Provisions were
5 "a csc. lower.
Leading futures ranged az follows:
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u. S. refunding Is, registered. ........ los
u S. refundlng IS. coupon. 1o5
u. S. IS. registered. .................. 1o2
u. s. Is, coupon. 80. ................. 1o2
U. S. New As, registered. ............ 1875,
u. S. New As coupon. .............. 1866
American Tobacco As. ................ So
American Tobacco Ss.............. 81
Atchison general As. .............. 90
Atchisou adjustment IS (bid)........ 81
Atlantic Coast Line IS. s9p
Baltimore and Ohio 4s........... a6'
Brltirnore and Ohio sJ.s.......... So
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s...... Is
Central OF Georgia 5s. ........... 1o3
Central OF Georgia list Inc (oHeredp.. .S5
Central OF Georgia End Inc (ofered). 6s
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (ofrered).. a,
Chesa peake and Ohio AVS ODD. 100,
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures. 60
Chicago 3. and Quincy new ts...... 90i
Chica go. r. I. and Pacific r. r. 4s.... s.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, August ls-Sea board
Air Line, common and prelerred.-Nothtns
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WIZ IUTfUwB! FTUur-
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 9sc.9s1.O2; No
3, 92c. 0s1: No. red. S91a0tsc No. 2
corn. safe; No. 2 yellow, 62T62Nsc. No. .
outs 49hc.; No. white, 4595lc. Good
feeding barley, 66171c. Fair to choice
mating, 77QS2c. Short ribs sides Uoose)
$40 q so: mess pork, per barrel, s1575@
1850; lard. per 100 pounds. 1885. short
clear sides tboxed). ss.75@9oo Whisky,
basis of high wines. {1.3l Butter-Flrm:
creameries 20hd2Sc.; dairies. 1914
Egss--Firm; at mark. cases included. 12ls(b
lhisc.; hrsts, lsc.; prime irsts, 1910. Cheese
Steady at 121l3Hc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-29

BALTIMORE, MD, August 2s.---FLoUR-
Firm and unchanged. Wheat--Dun: spot.
contract. 9ah q sS%c.; new, southern by sam
pNc, IS a SIC. Corn--Dull; spot mixed 62ia4
62ac.; No, white. esq631sc, oats-Steady:
new; No, mixed, Sac: old. 5s95eac. Rye
Quiet Butter--Flrm and unchanged fancy
imitation, 23a24c.; do. creamery, 81 % 27hc.:
do ladle, 2oa2lc.; store packed 17@1Sc.
Eggs--Steady and unchanged at 2lG22c,
Cheese--Firmer; old, unchanged; large i5c.;
medium and small, 15h q l5hc.; new cheese
unchanged; large, l3Ac.; flats, 13&c.: small,
lic, Sugar--tlnchanEed coarse granulated
and fine, 1910.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

SCUTHBOUNDs TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
e:s5 A. M.--Local to Norlina. Raleigh.
Charlotte, Wilmington. 1890 r. M.-Seep-
ers and coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham. Sn-
vaEnah, Jacksonville and Florida points
.9:25 P. M.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis Savannah. Jackson
vile and Southwest.
NCRTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
rs ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$3.50 A. NJ, 6:35 F, NJ. 7:o5 r. NJ
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE AUGUST l. 1907.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:15 A. NJ. 7:c5
P. NJ
IS 90 p. NJ. and 1925 F. NJ
For n. & w. Ry. West ''s:1o and $500
A. NJ. 1910 and 300 p. NJ.
1910, 1900. .s:2s P. NJ. 600. 900 P. NJ.
7:25 and 1880 p. NJ
For Goldsboro and Fayettesville: 1928
p. NJ.
A. NJ, $3.50. .s10:45 and ''11: 80. A. M,
.1:27. !2:o5, $3.50, 500, $3.50 and 1o:4o F. NJ.
Except Sunday. - Sunday only.
Time of arrivals and departures and con-
nectons not guaranteed.
c. S. CAMPBELL, D. ?. A.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave corner of Seventh and Perry
st1eats, Manchester. every hour Con the
.hour) from 9 A. M, to 10 P. NJ, II p. NJ
car to Chester. Last car 10 midnight
through to Petersburg, Limited car, 545
r.. M. daily except Sunday.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
street, every hour from 6:s5 a. NJ, to 1885
7:15 "A. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-29

Cotton. steady; middling. 1855: gross re-
ceipts- al bales: sales. 100 bales. stock.
i7..72s bales; export TO Great Britain, $50
bales: 70 the Continent. i.l5s bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts,
1906 bales: export TO Great Britain. l,16S
bales: TO the Continent, 2,iis bales; stock
1851 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
1868 bales; export TO Great Britain. 4.792
bales; 20 France, 2,3ss bales; to the Cont
nsnt. 1-o52 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Britain. 3.7s3.3s3 bales; to France. ss5.227
bales: 10 the Continent. s.+i5,l66 bales; to
Japan. 2.s.2sl bales; 20 Mexico. 60 bales.
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May ............. -. 1919 1873 1850
June .-..........i.l-.1U
July .............. 1913 12..S 49,.
Spot closed steady; middlins upiands.
1875; rniddlins sulf. 1880; sales, 100 bales.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

this country by prominent pugilists'
In discussing this subject yesterday he
said why, over in Australia, boxer
takes a colored man as he comes. Ii
lie is a decent sort of a chap, he IS
only too pleased to give him match,
end if he is bad actor, he is tickled
to death to get him into the ring and
Give him a sound thrashing. The peo'
pie who follow the game IN my country
cannot understand why Jeffries draws
the color line and we were very much
surprised to hear that he perslstently
declined to enter the ring with a dark
skinned boxer. Squires stands ready
10 fight any heavyweight in the world
If he is victorious in his first go here
and there will be no quibbling over his
color" Bill Squires, who was an in
terested listener, spoke up and said:
"Hin my Hisland country if they don't
like a coon they cawnt wait till they
get i'm hintO the ring so as to knock is
Uloomin cad off. That's what JEFF
should do. Hif e 'ates the coons. why
don't e fight them and lick them
bloody ard?'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
ONE ON B. JOY

Here is a good one on our own Bar
ney, who is pitching ball for San
Francisco. Same is copied from san
Francisco paper:
Big Barney JOY has several full
grown grievances Seated in the
grandstand at yesterdays game, he
mournfully aired his troubles. Inc
chief of these seemed to be that he had
been left to vegetate at home, Whlle
the team goes gobetrOtting. Looking
at it from his standpoint be cannot be
blamed for this stand. A big, husky
athlete like Barney needs work, ana
lots of it, to keep him anywhere near
the pink of condition. ldleness frets
the big Seal, and since his importation
by the management of the San Fran
cisco ball club he certainly has drawn
his share of that. Then, again, when
the team is on the road all OF their
expenses are paid, but when at home
the bills are handed to the men them
selves for their personal John Henry.
The prospect Of paying your own DlllS
for two or three weeks while the rest
OF your teammates live on the tat OF
the land at the expense Of the manage
ment is not conducive to that peace OF
mind that the club ladies recommend
Barney isn't drawing down a princes
ransom, 50 that those board and laun-
dry bills assume monumental! proper
lions when presented to him by a
trigid landlady Barney sat down and
figured the whole thing out and decid-
ID that if the San Francisco club could
rot give him the work the best thing
for him to do was to join some other
team where his services would be more
in demand. He announced his inten-
ton of asking the Oakland team for
chance 10 a group of fans last night,
and when one of them asked Barney,
How about the national agreement"'
he thought that the fan was kidding
him. When the intricacies of this
agreement had been explained to him
he was dumfOunded never having
heard of such a ruling. TO cap the
! climax Barney, who is frugal soul,
| had managed to sink twenty-five big
round dollars in bank on Fillmore.
Hearing of this, several fans fixed up a
! deal on JOY Looking as though they
/ Udu lOSl IntII last IL lcllu anu ulhh
| have one dollar to rub against, they
each grayely called Barney aside and
with tears in their voices asked if he
had any money in this bank. When
Barney would answer in the affirmative
| they would look at him in a plying
manner sigh and move sadly away
To all his frantic questions they only
answered with The same sad shake OF
| the head After about three had
sprung this on Barney he grabbed his
| lat and made a Decline for the bank
| As it was nearly O'Clock in the even
! ing, of course the place was closed. sc
Barney was forced to spend sleepless
night of anxiety Promptly at > thS
next morning he was in front OF the
Lank, waiting for it to open. When
the doors were finally unlocked he
made a dash for the cashiers window
! that would have earned him a home
run on the diamond and presented his
passbook When the $25 were counted
cut by the cashier he Clutched them
! to his bosom, and, looking around il
| q fearful manner, scurried for home
Hereafter an old sock will serve as
tarney's bank. No more frenzieo
finance for him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
40 AA eS
TENNIS RESULTS

The following games Of tennis were
PLAYED at the Beretania Tennis Courts
and show the results of the games
played in the classification tennis tour
nament this week: NJ. A. Wells beat
{. Rowcl, by default; c. g. Bockus
beat r. G. e. Forster, 81, Sc; DR.. Will
hanson beat 7. Richards, 6-1, 60; w.
Warren beat Geo. f. Davies, 60, 6-2;
Nj. a. Wells beat R. Is, Booth 60, GO;
w. A. Wall beat l.. J. Warren, GA, 60;
K. G. Van Vliet beat DR.. Wilkinson,
60, 60; II. Cooper beat 7. Richards
Ivy default; C. G. Bockus beat L. Lew
Brain, by default; A. c. Wall beat
DR., Sheldon by default; r. c. Van
Vliet beat Capt. Combs, by default; w.
Warren beat p. J. Harwood, 6-3, 6-4;
C. H. Olson beat l.. J. Warren, Cd,
20, 6-1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
g e Y
IN THE REALM OF SPORT

II. l.. Doherty, who with his brother,
X. f. Doherty, won the Davis Cup for
England last year and is the holder OF
the singles lawn tennis championship,
said that he would not defend any
championships, lie would not, he said,
play for England against America this
year In tact, he would not play lawn
tennis in public during the present
season.
u !; -
Newcastle, Ireland, May Sin the
second round of the ladies goif cham
Piouahp tournament, which hogan
here Yesterday, Miss Margaret Curtis
nj Boston today defeated Mrs Craw-
lord ht / up aud ia play
~ q y
London. MAY s. Tho Chclr Gun 20
aaudIcan III $500 sayerflgua I0r .year-
bids ana inward at tVp miles and 70
auuIu. aaa rm al Chester today ml
$3.50. won by Quuiio huIWl wa snu-
mI ua romipt was thIHI JNuN
mgl GU..do winch FL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

BIG LEAGUE GOSSIP

Lave Cross is one oldtimer who il
rlaying as well as he ever did in his
career.
George Stone, the heavy hitter of the
St. Louis club, got a bad start and
will have hard time catching up
with the other sluggers Lack OF
spring practice is said to be the cause,
:: :; :;
Joss of Cleveland has found way
to hit the splitter" He says the way
to hit it is to watch it closely and hit
it on the dry side.
KleinOw is catching the game OF his
life for Clark Griffith and bids to have
great year. When playing with Oak
land this backstop did not show his
test form, for he went out with tho
boys too often.
Criger Boston's star backstop, has
recovered his old form, and is big
help to TaylOr's team, which was weak
behind the plate last year.
:: u -
LapOrte uses the heaviest stick in
the American League, and he is one
of the hardest hitters
:: :; !:
Griffth's pitching staff this year
will be Orth, Keefe, Doyle, Clarkson.
Hoff and himself.
:: :: ::
Bob Unglaub doesn't choke up his
bat as much as he used to, and he is
sending the outfelders back to the
pines.
;: :: u
Kitson is the only Washington
pitcher using the spit" this season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
RING SIDE

Los Angeles. May Sim Jeffries
will not have the qualification OF seq
ing his name hung over the door of
swell cafe, as he had expected me
big fighter had planned to open the
most extensively equipped thirst par
lor on the Coast and formed partner
ship with a Pinkerton official who was
to invest some of his money in the
enterprise. Everything progressed
amoothly until Jeffries applied for his
license. It was found that there were
too many saloons already in the block
Jeffries wanted to open up in, and the
license was refused him. There was
no feeling whatever against the big
fellow. In fact the authorities would
nave been glad to please jeff, but the
city ordinance is very plain about the
plumber of resorts that can operate i'll
a block. Jeff is now dividing his time
between his alfalfa patch and the city,
He is looking as we'll as he ever did
g !: :!
Sacramento, May S.-Harrv Nav
nard, a retired prizefighter, formerly
Df San Francisco, but who has made
his home in this city for the past few
Years, is the heir to an immense estate
IN Wales, ana will leave week from
Wednesday for his native country to
attend to the settling up of the estate,
according to information received by
Maynard the estate is valued at $780,
co., to which he is the sole heir.
:: :; ::
, Barney Reynolds, who is looking
after the financial affairs of Bill
Squires, the Australian heavyweight
champion, was very much surprised
at the drawing of the color line in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

French horse. was ridden by Johnny
Reiff, the American jockey, and won
bv a length and a half. The betting
was 80 to 4 against Querido, lOO 10
again Bibiani and to | against lor-
Ioint. Bridge OF Canny, ridden by
Danny Maher the American jockey,
was fourth.
:; ;: ;:
London. Nav "a verdict of muir
der was returned in the Croydon Po-
ice court today against Pedlar Pal
mer, the English pugilist, who killed
Robert Choat April oath by beating
him while they were returning from
the races in a railroad car
:: )! ::
Berlin, May G.--"Bobby" Walthour
the American bicycle rider, met with d
serious accident at Kefurt yesterday.
After winning fifty-kilometer heat
against Van Der Stuyft, Walthour Tell
from his wheel just after crossing tne
finish line, striking his heat against il
wooden rail. He was carried TO inc
hospital unconscious.
!: !: ::
New York, May G.-An official no.
tice has been received from the Eng
Ilish Lawn Tennis Association relative
| to the international challenge made for
the Dwight Davis cup. 1t states lhaC
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to play
| the preliminaries between America ana
Australia at Wimbledon on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, July 18th, 10TH
and 18th, and the challenge tic. with
the winning nation against the "llng-
! fish holders Saturday Monday and
Tuesday, July Goth, 22d and 23d,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
For Rent ,
+ furnished
FOR SIX MONTHS
The residence of

HON. ". L. STANLET.
Very low rental to suitable tenant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

JAS, r. MORGAN,
AUCTlONEER r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
WANTS
FOR RENT.

Nicely furnished rooms, with all mod
ern improvement cool and cen
trail. The Majestic, corner Fort
and Beretania St 3G96-tf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
UCzmy dzieci czytac, pisat
movie pc pOlsku!
TO | ON0
- e -

Pisali5my niedawno, ii
Prusacy zamierzaja znieche.
cic m1odziez polska do wyz-
szego kszta}cenia sic i ola
tego W barbarzy6ski spos6b
znecaiaa. sic mad ~dziatwa pol
ska W szko}ach %elementar.
Hnych. z prostaczkami, kt6rzy
~=;zaledwie czytat i podpisac
:sswe imie potrafia, spodzie-
~waja size |atwiej doj6t do
!, 81 celu: zniemczenia Pc.
lak6w lub wyparcia ich z
ojcowizny. ME mylili6my sic
bynajmniej W naszym 'po-
gladzie "a polityke hakaty-
etyczna. Otto teraz og1osliy
gazety rosporzadzenie ma
czelnego. prezesa poznahskie-
i: go, il uczniowie szk6} niz.
szych bioracy udzial W strej
ku. nie beda cd W'elkanocy
przyjmowani do 6rednich
zak}ad66w wychowawczych,
lax ginnazya, szkofy realne
. i .seuinarya nauczycielsklilee
Rad v tym nakazie nibJ
ma IA oku zmuszenie rodzi'
COW do ustepstw, lecz v
rzeczy .isto5ei jest to tyllke
3og;czny krok paprz6d uczy
NOISY " zsgradzaniu milo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni SO do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi agenoi mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Net r.. Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. d F . Ziarnowsk
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Leon Koss
DUNCAN. Nebr.. Mich l Stecz
A WEI. Nebr Franciszek Strzeleck
FRIED. N. Oak D F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. OAK, Jozef Gruba
Mslen. Wis. Teofi Derdowski
MARLIN. Tex. ). P. Gorski 81.
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY Tex. F, F, Proch
OAK HILL. Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA. Eebr. MARGIN S Cera
ST ANNA. MINI. Adam WaIdowsu !
rARNOW, Nebr. Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17
NJ o W a Z a l O b q q
wypowiedziana ma pog1zebie
S. p. ~Arcybiskupa
Fl0ryana ~StableWskiego
e.. przez
\. kanonika mttropol. DaIbora.
Manr=eaoiel. Arcypasterze Biskapi!
Zotobni stuch0cze!
>Doko6czenie).

Wsr6d piracy okofo wszel-
kich dzie}, co powstawaiy
pod reka jego, pragnac mice
|jak ~najwiecej osobistej stycz.
no6ci 2 Acknowledgment !
|ludem, poznac owieczki swo.
lie i daf sic i'm spoznac, pre-
|biegai ubie dyecezye W szerz
i " d1n3, wizytowaf ko6cio-
", p%ierzmowa}, dawai rady,
wskaz6wki, zacheca1, zwo}y
wal kongregacye czyli go
brania dziekan6w - slowem
szedl pred nami, iak slup
|o 81 budzac w'is|''zedzie "a
pal, czynno6c, @ycie religijne
- dwoii j troll sic v piracy
pracowal nieomal goraczkowo
!jakby przeczuwajac, % ME.
wiele mu JUL pozostaje cza-
81 do dzialania. Jeszcze v
ostatnich dniach polecn w.
|gotowac zaproszenie do ksie-
~ dziekan6w ma kongrega-
|cya, aby : mimi radzic mad
potrzebsml dyecezyi, 9 dzie6
% odbycie tej3e kongregacyi
byl ~pierwotnie przesnllac's''o'ny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17

AAA1NO197'SAA wy WlOAhi0J SAQ6C fJO.
wedrowa}y do szkatuf zydow-
81. sE'kl'iich, vice dis wymy6laja
.ci utytu|owani zebracy Anne
=rykanom, ze ga rozrzutni, a
z}otem dyatnentami pokry-
waja swa prostote.
Q 0 Q Q
Pewien tygodnik katoli-
|cki wychodzacy W Ohio wy
stapi} " zupelnie niekato--
|licki spos6b pr1eciw zarza-
|dowi seminaryum polskiego
" Detroit. Me wchodzimy
to, czy zarzuty podniesio-
ne W owen oskarzeniu by1y
uzasadnione, i o lie by}y ma
~prawdzie oparte, lecz ME poi
mujemy, il katolicka gazeta
tax sic mog1a z%apomniec, ze-
by cos podobnego publiko-
wac. Przypu6cmy ma chwile,
ze ME bylo " owen wysta-
Epieniu zadnej przesady;, coz
to komu ~pomoglo, a lie to
tsmu zak}adowi polskiemu
zaszkodzilo? Przeciez semina-
ryum detroickie ME jest in
stytucye wyjeta z pod wszel-
kiej wyzszej w}adzy, zatem
istnieje zwierzchnos6, do kt6
rel nalezy naduzycia, jezeli
sic znajda, usuna6 i btadza-
cych ma w1a6ciwa dro-
|ge, naprowadzic. Taxa VIA
dza b%ynajmniej ME me-
20 bye og6! tych, co semi:
|naryum materyalnie pc pie
rail- lub jeszcze popieraja,
wszak tam ME by1o mowy O
zaprzepaszczaniu 6rodk6w
materyalnych ma niew}asciwe
cele, zatem ME by{o powodu
odstreczania dobrze zycza.
cych temu zak}adowi cd dial.
szego popieraniu go, a zas
|artyku}, 0 kt6rym nova
zakrawaf ma wzywanie do
potepienia cs}ego zakfadu. :
Ubolewamy bardzo, ze sic zle
sta}o, tuszymy sobie zarazem,
il kolezanka nasza W PREY.
sz}o6ci bedzie ogledniejsza
podobnie niew}a6ciwych wy
Ecieczek zaniecha.
o o q i
Sprawiedliwy ,Wiarus" nj
komu rozmy5lnie ME pooh.
lebia, ale zawsze z cory praw-
de rznie, cate mjezeli kto6 mile
czuje sic dotknietym zdan'em
,Wiarusa", niechaj 6mia}o.
poczyta sobie to "a honor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-17

drogi do wyzszych.
nauk. Rad dobrze vie, ze
tenn oporu polskich rodzic6w
ME przelamie, ale rozporza-
dzenie stanie sic 6prawem,
kt6re ~uniemozebni 6redniej
klasie spo}ecze6stwa polskie-
go ksztalcic wyzs swe die
CT. Zamozniejsi wySla dzieci
swe "a grantee, ale ubozszych
ma to- ME STAG, vice dzieci
.ich n1usza chwyci6 sic re-
mios1a, albo zostana prosty-'
mi wyrobnikami. Czy to po-
mysl ME godny barbarzyh-
skich Prusak6w? Wszak AMI
f.6idziki Moskal ma TAXI POI
mysl sic ME zdoby}. .
o o o o !.
Swego czasu donosi}y CA
sopisma . strasznem NOR
derstwie, jakiego sic dopu~'
Sell pruski zo}dak, niejaki6
FSchultz ma niewinnym ro.
botniku polskim Izydorczy-
ku z Radlina "a to, 10 Izy-
dorczyk W obecnosci hakaty.
stycznego zo}daka 6mia} pc
polsku movie. Sami hakaty-
Sci uznawali ten postepek
niegodny cz}owieka i ME
tall sic z SVEN zdaniem.
Wszyscy, Polacy i Niemcy
oczekiwali surowej kary "a
ia nies}ychana zbrodnie, coz
sic atoli stale. Otto W Toru-
niu gdzie sprawe Schultza
rozpatrywano, znalaz} sic
sedzia, kt6ry u~olni} Schulz
TIA cd why i kary. Umoty~
wowa} zas sw6j wyrok W
ten spos6b: Nv 8 k u t Q k
W S c i 9 k }oSci j, a k a
p o d s q d EGO opan o.
W a a, stracif O (pod.
sadny) W a o m o {
8 wAego czyn u, nj W q:
dzia{ W i CO czyni j,
q a t 9 N Q NJ Z n a
m u te 60 "a d.
q ie poczy a {, a vice
i karze n i po O.
w skutek wsciek}o6ci
niezawodnie take 6w sedzia
straci} 6wiadomo5c swego
czynu, DO inaczej jakzeby
MONA ~wyt}umaczyc jego wy
rok. Wolno przeto W. kraju
,,bojazni Bozej" zabijac Po-
"a to, ze pc polsku
innemi Slowly. Polacy
nusza albo milczec albo
chwili bye przyspo~
'obionymi ma smierc, DO
lt6z ich zapewni, 10 ich
ME doslyszy jaki haka-
kt6remu wolno sic
.6ciec ma dzwiek polskiej
aowy. Watpimy, re cd
vyroku wydanego W ME-
wiadomo6ci ME odniosa sic
n"teresowani do wyzszej in
tancyi, ale ten go}v fakt, 10
wyrok 6miaLo pu-.
'licznie og}osic, powinien
wr6cic uwage ME samych
i Prusak6w, lecz
a}ego cywilizowanego 6wia-