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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
JOHN E. HEATING A BENEDICT
Well known Kenosha Man Married in
Chicago Tuesday to Mrs. M. Ray

Veil known hGnOSha Man MARRIED III
Chicago Tuesday to Mrs. nj. Ray
Announcement was received in Ke-
nosha Thursday evening Of the mar
rage Of John e. Heating, member
of the Police and Fire Commission,
and Mrs. Mildred Ray, of Chicago,
which was quietly celebrated in Chi
cago on Tuesday afternoon. The an
nouncement of the marriage will I'M
doubtedly come as a great surprise to
the many friends of Mr.. Heating and
his bride in Kenosha. A few Of his
friends had known Of the approach
ing ceremony, but they had carefully
concealed the facts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heating are now
spending brief honeymoon in Michi-
gan. They will return to Kenosha IN
the very near future and will make
their home on Market street. They
will be at home to their friends about
the first of July.
Few men are better known IN ke-
nosha than this latest addition to the
ranks of the benedicts and he is as
sured hearty congratulations from his
friends on his return with his bride.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09

ril1's father, w. T. Hardness, who
claims to have communicated indi-
rectly with his daughter since the en-
actment of the Kenosha drama.
Mrs. Terrill arrived at Kenosha
shortly after o'clock Tuesday after
noon," he said.
She had been advised by friends
at henosha where Mr.. Terrill's new
nome was located and went directly
to the house. Little Mildred was
playing in the yard. AS Mrs. Terrill
approached she saw her mother and
ran to meet her with outstretched
arms, crying:
On, mamma, mamma, is it your =
My daughter took her child to her
breast and Rugged and kissed her for
JOY. Then they went to the door
where the mother met Mrs. Sherman,
the nurse. She told her that she was
Mrs. Terrill and had come to see her
children. The nurse invited her in.
Then the mother asked to take the
children for a walk. She followed
the nurse upstairs when she went to
get their wraps
Do you prefer being tied to the
bed or being locked in that closetY
suddenly demanded my daughter.
The nurse said she preferred being
tied. and only protested when Mrs.
Terrill gagged her. | guess the nurse
was Drpffv hadIv FRIGHTENED and She
might have been burt if she had re-
sisted, for Mrs. Terrill was deter
mined
The death Of Baby Violet in Sep
TENDER, 1905, six months after her
birth, precipitated the rupture in the
Terrill household, according to both
Mr.. Hardness and Mr. Terrill.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
PLAN NOT PRACTICAL
Plan To Build Postoffice on Mar
ket Square Will Probably
Never Be Realized
CITY MAY DECLINE TO DONATE

The request from the United States
government for a proposition from
the city looking to the selection of
Market Square as the location for
the proposed government building
| fell like bomb shell IN the ranks of
| the people interested in the selection
| of the site and the matter is being
discussed today in real estate circles.
| Most of the real estate men in the
city hold that the plan to place the
building on the Square is an imprac-
tical and nearly impossible plan. The
city officials are also not taking the
great liking to the plan that was ex-
pected for they do not like the proposi-
ton of donating land TO the govern
ment or any one else.
That the plan is impractical is
shown by the measurements of the
land in question. From curb to curb
the Square measures 10Y feet. There
/ is forty foot street already taken off
/ this and if the building was located
on the square it would be necessary to
l.
and this street being taken out there
would be left about u feet for the
building. 1t is stated that the plans
for the Kenosha building provide for
building 90 by 100. There is also a
lot of opposition to the plan among
the owners of property adjoining the
Square and it is claimed that the City
Council could not vacate any portion
Of the Square without the consent of
these property owners and there are
some people VINO hold that the city
would not have the right to vacate an
inch of land to the government even
with the consent of the property
owners.
In any event the selection of the
site will be delayed for month in the
consideration of the proposition and
it will now be impossible to complete
the new building during the present
year. The fact that the Secretary of
the Treasury and the supervising
architect favored Market Square as a
site seems to indicate that the govern
ment would prefer site in that sec
ton of the city and many people be-
lieve on this account that the site
offered by z. G. Simmons will be the
second choice of the postofice Off
Gals. This site is one of the cheapest
offered to the government.
The other people who have offered
sites to the government have taken
this letter in regard to Market Square
as an extension of the time for pre-
sent;rg arguments and they have
started anew to press their claims for
recognition.
1t is impossible to tell when the final
selection will be made, but it is pro-
bable that Secretary Corte1you of the
Treasury Department will send out
new order before final action is taken.
The officials in charge of the post
Office have received absolutely no
word from the secretary.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
Judge BeIden Names Receiver for
the Business Of Missing
George W. Fay
WIFE IN SENSATIONAL SUIT
Demands Separate Maintenance From
Court and Names Former Keno
sha Woman in Her Suit-To
Close Out Business

The sensational disappearance OF
George w. Fay, the we'll known Main
street hardware man, from the city
several weeks ago has been recalled
by the action of Judge Be1den in ap-
pointing Walter Husting, who is now
in charge of the store, as receiver for
the business. Husting will qualify
just as soon as he secures a bond OF
eight thousand dollars. Under the
order appointing the receiver, Hust-
ing is directed to close out the bust
ness as soon as possible and he IS
given full power to settle all accounts
of the company and to dispose OF all
of the stock on hand Husting has
been in charge of the business since
Fay disappeared and thus far the
business has gone forward without
interruption.
1t became certain, however, that It
would be impossible for the business
to be carried on without some action
Of the Court and Mrs. Mary d. Fay,
the wife Of the missing man, made the
application for the appointment Of
the receiver. Mrs. Fay has started
an action for separate maintenance
and the papers in the action which
are ready will be filed in Court this
afternoon. The complaint made by
Mrs. Fay is one of a most sensational
nature. She does not allege desertion
but brings more serious charge and
one Mrs. Ella Walrath is named in
the complaint.
Attorney r. v. Baker is represent
ing Mrs. Fay and as no trace Of Fay
has been found the summons in the
action is to be served by publication.
In her complaint Mrs. Fay does not
seek an absolute divorce but simply
separate maintenance. The action
cannot be taken up at the present
term of the Circuit Court but it may
be taken up at any time that the Court
sees fit after due publication of the
notice of the suit has been made.
Notwithstanding the fact that this
action has been contemplated for
several weeks no let up has been per-
mitted in the search for the missing
man and agents of his wife and his
friends have .been closely searching
in the different cities in this section Of
the country in hopes of finding some
trace of the man. Fay seems to have
dropped out of existence entirely,
and it is now admitted that notwith.
standing the many stories that have
been told in regard to the case, the
wife and children have found abso
1utely no trace of Fay and no wore
has been received by them in regard
to him. The search has been carried
into several states.
In the petition for the appointment
of a receiver and for separate main
tenance the wife places the value Of
the property of Fay at $1,000, but
men who claim to know of the value
of the property state that it is several
times the sum named in these peti
tions.
1t is certain that Fay has made nc
effort to check out any monies he had
in bank when he left Kenosha, and
for this reason his friends seem tx
think that it is possible that he mel
with foul play. When he left Kenosha
it is alleged that he had less than sax
in his pockets, and it has been impos
sible to find a source Of any further
funds.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09

z. G. Simmons, Jr., and Frank
Truax, of the Simmons Manufacture
ing company, attended the banquet
given by the transportation associa,
ton in Milwaukee Thursday evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09
MRS. w. S. NAYLOR DEAD

Wife of Former Kenosha Minister Died
at Appleton on Thursday Morning
kilograms were received in Keno
sha Thursday evening announcing
the death of Mrs. w. S. Naylor, wife
of the Rev. W. s. Naylor, former
pastor of the Park Avenue NJ. E.
church, in this city. Mrs. Naylor
died at Appleton early Thursday
morning. The deceased was about
thirty-fve years of age and she had
been an invalid for many years. She
was woman of many noble attributes
of character and the news of her
death will bring sorrow IN the homes
of many of her friends ia Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-09

A license has been issued for the
marriage of Charles O. Augustine and
Miss Lillian G. Bell, both Of Kenosha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
7Ts7s-Tz-- zzSssEsss ~ go B. - $500


Frannecygii corazs ggoqrzzeelJ
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Is, bolil,o''rEas.e,yylcelhIl u i Z iil|| ~ ppoor
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h /. rlao,zzlbilt1eeggoe, 8 okkT lgeltt I. O q q 4
40 tych ksliaazzyz Y 4 sWiazlesgn1llul
q e, lena 'sl1 p|n l'lt'''l' 1 m'iel-
Sou Wystapill " 81 81, IA r. 4:
5pla6skichl... G9dy prze ,|1t's ie-
.szcze ksieza eA l,e' 4 .
statnia. usluge umielrajaeymm
maiit;lkompa 4. y .!s|sz,ppittal'u, "a; zalnd,ar-
mi j wojsko ia na to ME
~pozws'o1,lliilii.. Z Do, c @lt'g 70 on pre- q
wrotno6c ludzka.~ doplrol,,w,'ad.tziae'
moze? Czyz to Jest ia okwia-
ia, kt6ra tax %wychwalaja ME
kt6rzy Polacy .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
o ~WprOWadZenfu tednOlf-
tych p~Odrecznfk6W "
szkolach paraftalnych.
napieaf h. IL ~ Korczyk.
Doko6czenie).

EPodreczniki tre5ci religUnej
przydaloby sic take Z 10
rzy6cia ola uczacych jake
tel szczeg6lniej ola dzieci
pod wieloma wzgledami zre~
formowae i upro6eif. q
jednakowych bowiem kate
chizm6w 9 t. G. byIy-
by jednakowe z%najomo5ci
-religii., 30 chociaz
religJne zostana
.tesame, to jednak MONA je
Wyrazic " r6znych zdaniach
co dziecku sprawia wiele
:trudno5ci, kiedy raz . tego,
to zn6w q innego katechizmn
must sic uczyc, iak to ma
Em1ejsce y mas, gdzie 1udzie
zyja z piracy przonosza sic
p miejsca ia mieises. Ro-
dice r6Wniez ME sas wstanie
|pojac dlaczego katechizm q
|jednej szko]y ME Jest dobry
" drugiej. NaIto wiele
rzeczy must Sc. dziecko IA
sczyc 2 danego podrecznika
na panied kiedy vie; przyj-
die do innej s7koty, gdzie
Isle ME uzywa tego samego
autora, ME moze zrozumiet
tax ono jak reszta dzieci
ida czego tych sannych
l~przedmiotach znajduja sie
iodmienne odporiedI
stad powstaja mimoxoi az
1misssanle n~iepewno5c u
lodpoFiedziach. 60 wielcs o.
lsbiszepandetanie sobie d,
pyeh praad % p6zniel b.
ggdilziie l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
Uozmy dx1ecf cxytat, pfsat
/ movie pc polsku!
TO ONMO
g 3 -

=: w uwagach naszych ME
pierwszy raz " zeszlym ty-
godn,u yrazili5my zyczenie,
by kongres ~ odbyt sic "
Chicago, tylko, zdaje sic,
Szanowny Wydzia}: Wyko-
nawcsy tego dawniej ME "a
uwaiyi. Teraz, gdy klamka
zapadia, Wiarus bynajmniej
ME zamierza wszczynac ia.
kichkolwiek dysput niepo-
trzsbnych. Kongres ~ be-
die " South Bend, Ind;
zgoda!
\ W sprawie zrzeszenia cafe
go og6lh olsko-katolickiego
powiedzielibysmy lyle: Para
fie tylko So w}a6ciwyml
przedstawicielami poszczeg6l,
nych kolonii naszych, wiet
zorganizowat og61 polsko-ka'
tolicki znaosy zrzeszyc para
fie " jedna calo6c. Bractw'
i towarzystWa cry one istnie
ID same " sobie, cry tez ma
leza jake grupyd do Wiekszycl
--saar,xacyi lie g klatolie
Klein, 81 cze6ciami parafii,
vice scIacieG laczyc bractWa
towarzystwa ne r6whi pa
rafia,m " jedna otggailizacyya
to to Same jak r6wnac cze6c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

ccychW praise lp1oollskiejj ME ME:
|daWno u * q N sic - k lsills
4 aall 4 LAX. An 81 E,al6Il, "
VII r6Wn p''l9 Ilil'l1Iie
d1 i 1: Il ! ppsoollsilkk:iie ,,t
ks. Miner, Dlzien. Narodo--
Wv 1Zgoda' rozpravaia.Ilii
niedaWg'inl1io . FesdI|et,dracyi. * 8:
Pociecha rozpisal sie q
szkolnictwie. Ks. Coral "
aNowinach" 1spora a'v' 9 6rod-
ka &C rptra'zzeaciw. amerykonjzo-
waniu, sic naszej modziezy,
ks. Z Korczyk ospodrecznikaclhE1
[szkolnych it'd.
a.. "Nowiny" wiraz 2 "Dzien.
Mar: zarzucaja nam, 90
Wrzek:lo'mt,,lo,t ME dose korzy-
Etstamy : zyczliwego usposo-
|bienia, jake nam v ostat-
MIN czasie ukazuje ob6z
.p,rzeciwny kt6rego sprawy
religiine ME obchodza. Gle.
.kawi6my wiedziec, !. cz e to
zasluzylismy ma 6w zarzut?
Me p%oczuwamy sic do lad
nej why pod tym wzgledem.
Lu ID = : ~p!rz,eeciiW ne obozu
przyjmi,e9myna .kongres ty1-
:ko pod warunkiem, jezeli.
.sstana ma gruacieszasad ma
.szych. Chyba, ze ko)ngres
polsko- katoliki zechce ich
ma gruncie cywilno-
.narodowym. Religijno-naro.
charakter przysz}ego
kongresu cd Wydzialu Wy
konawczego ME zalely, ME
vice najmnjejszego
prawa 60 zmieniac.
~Otrzymlai6my cd osady NJ.
. Cory Xarmelu, Gaylord,
Mich, $40 podatku fedes
racyjnego: zaS Cd Ks. 8. A.
. Marinette, Wis.,,
ma prze6ladowane
dzieci Y Prusacb.
Ks 8Auczk2 G. s @.
I Sekr w w
Ill27 kwietnia 1907
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

r = aS.E- -g-% - -'--.t.e %. rn-r 4 sE&-g
w Polsce pod Prusakiem
pc wakacyach Wielkanoc-
|nych strajk dzieci znowu od-
zyl. Wiele dziatek, kt6re juz
zaczely pred Wielkanoca od-
|powiadac " religii pc nie-
miecku, nanowo odm6wi1y
|poslusze1stwa krzyzackim
nauczycielom; male6stwa za6,
kt6re sko6czywszy rok sz6-
sty = ,przymusu pc raz pier.
|wszy przysz}y do szko1y, AMI
sluchaG ME chca osobcej i'm I'M
zupeinie movie. Ano beda
misli kulturtragery (ha-kacD
move pole do popisu " swe]
(zwierzecei nienaWiSci ku ME-
winnej krwi polskiej; move
tez posypia sic judaszowskie
grosze "a znecanie sic .zblr6w
szwabskich mad polskiemi
diiecmi.. Miejmy iednakowoz
nadzieje, ze ia krew niew1n'
ma stanie sic zr6dlem praw.
dxiwei miiosci Ojczyzny ola
wsp6lczesnych starszych
mlodszych braci, 20 bedzie
bodzcem wiekszego mestws
q YytrWalosc Wtrl1up7dnyohza "a
ist4 warunkach, 9 ola pc
ton,nosci utoruje droge 10;
ppszeidom !.
9 q -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
NASI AGE]EINCI.

Upowa&nieni 90 do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepulaoy
nasi agenoi mieitoowi:
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Mich. Mendyk g
BALTIMORE NJ. u f. ziarnewska
COLUMBUS, Nehr,, Wikter Tarassash 49,
CHICAGO. H., Leon Kess e
DUNCAN, Neer,> Mtehal Sseex ,s,, ~>
EARWKl> Nser> Ftaaess1e* S&rseleek $
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MiA&a> WI, Tsef peraewsh
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NANTlC0KK, Pa Fl Jahleask ~.
NEW WAvERLY, Tex +, +. PreeA =
OAR HILL Mich, St Peseseeaski
SOUTH OMAHA, Nsex> March s Csss
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CANN0W, N<AN> ian Map3a
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
Cd WYDiZlIlAKEU
WYKONAWGZEGO.

OD w YDZlAkU
WYK!Ol|NlAlWGlZl]E[GO.
Praca przedkongresowa kt6.
"a przez ostatnie. try. mie-
STAGE ~rozwija}a sic dose 20.
my6lnie, spotkala sic mare,
szcie 2 przeszkodami. Pier,
wsza 2 Mich to Wszystkim
luz znany protest kilkul ksie,
~ z Pennsylvania przeciw
samowoli Wydziaiu Wyko-
nawczego: Panowie protes-
towicze przespawszy spokoj-
ME przeszlo diva miesiace,
acz budzilismy ich g1osem
prasy, naraz wstaJa re snu.
domagaja sic ME mniej jak
cofniecia wszystkich uchwa}
Wydzialu Wykonawczego
tego CO sic "a ich podstawie
odno6nie do czwartego Kon-
gresu juz -zrobao. Panowie,
wymagania vase So ME ma
miejscu. Uwzgledniajac je
cofnelibysmY rzecz tax pie
knie pozpoczeta wstecz, q
poniewaz tego zadac cd mas
ME macie najmniejszego pra-
wa, 3rzeto many Dadzieje,
ze wasz protest laskawie COT
niecie i z Wytzialem Wyko-
nawczym reka " reke praco-
wac bedziecie. azeby PREY
SLY nasz Kongres jak mai
lepiej sic udal.
To samo MECH nam VOL
80. 90
no oedzie zrobif i re sp6z~
Mona propozycya1 Wiarusa"t
ably czwarty kongres ze South.
Bend przenie6c do Chicago.
Mech sic "Wiarus'" ME oba-
via Polak6w " South Bend.
Krzykliwi .to.ludzie, co praw-
da i dnzo Wzrawyn iepotrze,,
bnie narobili ew,ym al protes-
tami obroniee kss AZ.
Kruszki; 50 TO jednak sVo-
ia droga ludzle bardzo seIde-
.czni j go6cinni, axe na= DO
dobrych Polak6W przystafo'
Radzilibysmy 1n Wszealko'
bY.przennelakls .czas Wstrzy77
mali ' sig odWsze'k1cn pro
testoW, pooy.ten 8
do zn1echec'c y s'ep'e
szczessoln'e1 oueno0'ens'0o
.polskfe: n
plusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

EssM4sa%| ii. ..Hs 85as@sSss .ss Ss8s1
72przeciez aprzeceiWalass pc Wsizell;'
q kim. 4 zsasadommI5 mate
snn,ym. Federaceyal.iIpope1nll,aa
dotad bad, dla teggo tezzc1hrfo;;
mrl IL A Illllt,.l ;1,lllalct'lz,IJy,1m1l,yl ttyy1kSe,
bractWa, toW 81 a q
ytedy ME zorggani,zz;ujemy ca 8
lego og6lu, albo zorgan1Giizuje.
my og6b a5Wtedy' . brac "
toWs18ssf;zylstWa musza ustapit
'paraffffom.
|. Gel organizacyi:: 9 y.
twotr'zzyc reaprezentacye MARIO
fdoWaa Grad narodowy)
~ utworzyc fundusz (sk;arrb,'))
narodoWy.
2, Organizacya powinna
bye polsko. katolicka.
8. Parafie zajma sic sko-
~lektowaniem j przesylka POI
}natku. Podatek %poWinien sic
Esk14dac 2 jednego centa Cd
'g}oWy ma miesiac przynaj-
mnlej do nastepnego Y Kon-
gresu. 81.
Organizacyi %stanowych, ma
seem zdaniem, wcale ME po-
trzeba; parable NIGGA sic zno:
Isle wprost 2 Rzadem glow
nym.
4. Parafie ~odpowiednio do
|liczby czfonk6w i wniesioone-
go podatku b~eda.mialy pra.
wo wysy}ac delegat6w do
:Kongresu. Liczbe st6sowna
wyznaczy Kongres.
5. w Kongresie wszyscy
ksieza rzymsko> katoliccy O.
beoni niechaj maja gios, tax
|ze katoliccy dziennikarze.
6. 0 tax zwanym ,,Modus
vivendi" ME ma j co movie.
|Organizacya, o kt6rej NOVA,
ma STAG ponad wszystkiemi
innemi organizacyami.
o o O
.Ze ~sprawozdania i roczne-
go posiedzenia Stowarzysze-
MIA Ksiezy Polskich dowia-
|dojemy sic, Dc projekt wzie-
cha udziatu, a co "a tenn idzie,
ztakze 1@czenia sic : Fedora
GA ochotnie Wiel, ksieza
przvjeli.. Jestto zn6w krok
naprz6d uczyniony W daze-
niu do jednosci. Oby tylko
wszyscy poszli "a ich PREY
kiadem!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

IA 4 10y go ~ 80 vvS! hSlAs
Piszcie Pc tbrpszurke DlaczegoqpaAy
- $500
|dzieoi ucza " nizszych kla-
Fsach katechtiiizm u mIniiejszego
|jednego autora, a " wyzszych
Niekszego (katechizmu)
zn6w innego:: gdyz dziecke
m,asi SIG uozyt bardzo wiele,
ma nowo poniewaz inny po-
RIA dek slow j dlugosc zdaf
|sprawiiaIja " pamieci wiecej
|nieporzadku lax gdyoy sic
przedtem MIC ME bylo uczy}o.
Stad to nieszcze5liwe wypad-
Xxi, il niejedno dziecko, skon-
mniejszy i wiekszy
Ekatechizm, mniej umie cd to-
go, kt6re skohczy}o tylko
mnieiszy. A ktozdola wyna-
grodzic lyle drogiego czasu
m1odo5ci strawionego bez 3D.
powiedniej korzy5ci?
Rome many katechizmy,
ale zdaje mi sic 2e ~najwiecej
uzywa sic katechizm6w Ks,
J. Deharbe j kr6tkiego kate
najp.~ ks. bisk. E.
~Likowskiego. Ma ~podstaw!e
tych katechizm6w cbce we'd
lug mojego zdania zrobit pare
uwag = rozumies sie~z wszel~
ka czcia dla odno5oych au~
i gleboka wdzieczno5-
cja "a ich prace, ma kt6-
rel mozemy >dalej budo~
wac.
Wjadomym jest Ae bogo~
rodziee pragn4 uezye
relign, sxoro ty1ko
jest COZ pojaf> CT tel
wysytaja jak najryeh~
lei dzieci do szkoiy, gdz1e
jej niema, to ma nauke, sko~
70 ksiadz czas katechizma
naznaczy, - Lecz tn zaw~
re napotykaiem ma trndnos~
81 tax wtenezas, gdy szkoty
nie mialem, jako tel teraz
kiedy ia mann, a mianor1~
ci@ Czego uczye to male
wieksze boriem ueza
2 jakiego( katechizmo?
Kiedy miaiem niemiecko
angielskie misye, poslu-
givaIem sic .podrecznika-
mi, jake. to narodowo5ci Ola
tych maic6w posiadaja, v
'peIskim jezyka trudno COS
znale5c.
Vice ezegoz sic zwykle
uczy tych nalc6wY OF sta
via sic jedne ! tesame 3pyta-
MIA niemal tydzied pc tygod-
sniu, miesiao pc lniesiacu a
nawet rok po roku, gdy4 ka-
techizm ola nich "a trudny.
To tel kiedy take dziecko
zacznie katechizmu sic u
.czyc, to umie prawie lyle
co nic... b tel czegoz sic
10 uczy? Pare moditw ] od-
.poviedzi ma pytania jak: Kto
Gle stworzyR lie Bog6w? lie
5os6b Boskich? pare innyb H..
IS wszystko.
lCI1 ..l~4n$L %~onnh 1n+onh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

49, %&fSaT
"a fT - ~ -ss- - - -
ME is zlesnsceazozeggo5io5W
~ 7 proe l'ggrial q 4 NE ONO tlla0l,j
Will Will AM mi ' owyc el'IS q ter
!prrlzze,z mas na1proggrraslmI'd'ilee' y
y .n, ,i ! aafly a spprsa AVE tggru run 70
wnl i ME q z boaadai 4. ze :. ;dde olpp'iiee|''
s. ter 's ! e. t1egol ]. d q, y, PREY
staple q. zzam l1lis9ria = ga
DIS uuwaedz,'e ' szzgan. oggolu1
naa'sszego prze tl tsl1' i,aIlp,Jl spra.
We zorgganiiz'olWarlias og6iu
polskko k l:st,t1 iill Alrl''
|ryce. Te sprawe sst t;|''ls pa,
pierszzymm miejsc;u, gdyz y
wazamy ia e najWaznie9jsza:
do6wiadczelniIiie mas n al
|Iczylo, - Et;etz organiz,allc:yi
bez nlialez;ycie i r ~ il e s. s.
" wyko'ln.aWlc,zsi, WszystlkAsi Ike.
nasze uchwaly znacza lyle
co zamki IA .lodzie.
" 'aczno5ci ia sprawa
stoi duzo wa3nych zagadE
nien, 2 kt6rych og6l nasz
nalezyta %powinien sobie je-
szcze pred kongresem zdac
sprawe. Idzie tu v sz;czeg6l-
nosci: y 9 dokladne j jas
ne okre5lenie celu, ola kt6-
rego powinien by bye zors-
"ganizowanym; p ma jakich
podstaWach ma sic ia orga7
nizacya opierac, ma ona
bye polsko katolicka jak ma
sza dotychczasowa Fedora
eva, czyli tylko narodowa,
OF, taxa jakim by} n: p. Zwia
Eek N. F.. pred wykre5le-.
MEM z konstytucyi parag ra
f6w Q re1igii panujacej.. ~.
tym ostatnim projektem,
zdaje sic, przemawiaja No
why, "Dzien. Narodowy",
no i Przewiel. Pralat ks. Do
mink Majer. 81 Chcieliby:
6my sic dalej d2wiedz'ee,
jakieby tez odnosnle DO zor-
ganizo og6lu byIy O.
bowiazkj; a. jednostek poll
skich, b. polskich robin,
q towarzystw, d. parafii
czyli zorganizowanych osad,
81. organizacyi II pism i
wreszcie g, szk6l rolskich.
~ Potem nalezaloby odpo-
ma pytanie: jak u
organizacye lokalne,
powstaj4ce 2 towarzystw da-
mel parafii ub.osady, orga-
stanowe a Wreszcie|
organizaeya ,krajowa, ich
prawa, .~przywileje j lacz-
nose. 81 tn tez wypadaloby
cos stanovczego.i pewnego'
zappojektowae: " kwestyi tax
zwanego. aModus musndi' 2
Polakami nie-katolikami,
.czyli jak powiada 1Kuryer
Katoellicki" polakami
p%rzeciwnego. obozun. 81 Wre-
szcie nalezaloby wgszukae
najlatwiejazy najprostszy
spos6b zorganizowania .og6lu
naszego, co uwazamy "a ma
der twardy.orzech do zgryzie
MA.
Otych to kwestyach sra
nowny og6l, nasz, zW1laszcz;a
.prasa nasza MECH rozprawia
@&['EZ[<AS.<Z-@ go - 49, nj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-29
n c 14&% &>%S3 . . . . q LOCAL AND OThERWiSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Good music, lots of funny cos tunes, three prizes and plenty of mu- sic and comfort at Bluff City rink Friday night. 10-2S-5t
 All shoe shines 5 cents comfort able chairs, best material, efficient at- tendants at Altschul's cigar store. 205 West Second avenue. 9-27-1m
 Tor sale-A nrst-class grocery store with meat market connected. do- Ing a good business. Must be sold. Good reasons given. Address M., care Graphic.
 The three handsome prizes are on exhibition at Stearns'-those to be given away at the Bluff City rink Friday night 10-2S-5t
 The J x. Harbin arrived in port from the Arkansas river early Monday morning with a fair trip of passengers and manifest showing 15S bales of cotton and 2 packages of sundries.-- Memphis News Scimitar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-29
Must Have Loved Him.

Many stories have been told ol Manchester man who is supposed to b( the-well, to put 1t hltinanel!' plaiAcs1 man in England But we think thc fol lowing is the funniest:
 "Mamma." a Chiid was heard to S@s In an awestrucll whisper after . pro longcd survey of the peculiar feAtu'@. of the guest, that gentleman's mae ma must haEa loved children Yer. very much
 Why so. my dcar:" inquired the r@ suspecting parent.
 "OA." returned the child in the Sal 2 audible Whi>p"r, :" "'.'a'lse she bror- : him up. "-Strand Magazine.