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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-31

envy. The fellow with the bad
arm was close second while the
rest of the bunch were fast
striking the high places. Their
bottles OF beer were left behind
them.
DR.. Hicks went to Yankton
Wednesday.
F. W. Meehan left for Owa.
tonna last night.
John Erhle, of Corona, was IN
Milbank over Sunday.
J. Z. Reeve was down from
near Corona Wednesday.
L. H. Bentley sold his cottage
at Simpson park this week.
Postal cards 1 cent each at
Petersons, post office store.
The G. L. Wood family return
ed from Simpson park Tuesday
Attorney Thad l. Fuller went
to Appleton Wednesday on busi-
ness.
l.. Swanson was up from
Montevedio the fore part of the
week visiting friends.
e. Emanuel is having a cement
walk laid along the Fourth avenue
side of his store property.
Mrs. Thos Fitch came up from
Simpson park Tuesday evening
to attend the Burgan reception.
Baked beans IN tomato sauce.
10, Is and 20 cents can at the
Home of Real Bargains. Just
the thing for picnics.
Mrs. j. G. Wood was up from
Simpson park during the week
to visit friends before her de-
parture for Santa Cruz
Schafer Bros. found the horse
Wednesday that strayed from
their barn two weeks ago, 10
miles south of South Shore.
The Rebekah circle met at
the home of Mrs. William Enos
Monday afternoon, giving her a
farewell reception. Before de-
parting Mrs. Enos was present
ed with a souvenir spoon of Mil
bank
Mrs. E. P. Brockman, of In.
dian Head, Canada, who is visit.
ing at Big Stone and Simpson
park, came up to Milbank Tues
day evening to attend the Bur
gan reception.
A socialist speaker held sway
on Main street Sunday and Mon
day evening, with blue sky as
his canopy, couple dozen men
as an aulience and the whole
wide world to convert, before
him.
At a meeting of the chautau
qua ASSOCIATION one day last week
the following Off icers were elected
for the ensuing year: Presi'
dent, G. A. Wood;vice president,
John Nelson and secretary r. j.
Hicks. They will strive to put
on the best program possible,
next year and will advertise
literally.
Mrs. O. 4. Slentz returned
from Iowa, Monday night where
she was called by the death of
her father, E. j Noble, who died
at his home east of Sioux City,
Iowa, Tuesday evening. Mr..
Noble was IS years of age. The
cause of his death was an opera.
ton which was perform ed 1bout
two months ago.
Mrs. J. W. Ross entertained at
large circle of friends last Fri
day afternoon at a reception at
her home in honor OF Mrs. J. E.
Truran, of Pierre, who has been
her old friends and
in Milbank, and attend.
ng the Big Stone Chautauqua
during the month. The rooms
we're decorated with sweet peas,
IS was also the dining table, from
which dainty,refreshments were
served Mrs. Truran and chill
lreu left for home Saturday
evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-31
Grabbed Clutches and Run

Sheriff Murray, John Lewis
and Marshals Sutcliffe and Der.
rick made a cleanout of hoboes
at the dam and in the yards
Monday night about midnight.
Among those in the punch was a
fellow who had "burned" his
arm and the "man with the
crutches' who had been seen
about town during the day.
Each of the four officers took a
"Whack' y at the latter. By the
time the last dose of caneltis had
been administered he grabbed
his crutches and made a straight
line out of the city in way that
would make some of the engines
on the Fl. & D. turn green with
envy. The fellow with the bad
arm was close second while the
rest OF the bunch were fast
striking the high places. Their
bottles of beer were left behind
them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-31

IlS 'duu conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. In
1882 they moved to South Da-
kota, where they resided until
the death of the hus band in 1900.
Since that time she has made
her home with here only son,
Rev. Jordan. Besides her son
her only daughter, Mrs. R. J..
Smart of South Dakota, we'll
Known in missionary and W. T..
T. U. work. survives.
Jens Peterson is painting his
house, north of the track, doing
the work himself.
Prof. HenseI, of Labolt, was in
the city Wednesday, on his way
to Minneapolis.
Henry Eickman is getting his
thresb!ng rig ready for the
fall campaign with the grains.
Mrs. Kuederling, of Big Stone
was Milbank visitor Tuesday,
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Laux
Fl. Breckenridge, formerly of
Big Stone, but now located in
North Dakota, was IN the city
Wednesday.
D. T. Parsons, of Genesee. ILL.,.
who owns several farms in the
Milestone valley, is in the city
looking after his farm interests
Cleon Leach is now engineer
on the weed burner engine.
After completing the work on the
Fargo line he will go to the river
division.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Cross,
donned overalls and started for
his farm in Kiiborn the latter
part of last week to assist in har.
vesting on his farm.
Alfred Dunbe who had been
on short visit at the home of
his brother George, in this city,
returned to his home at Man
kato, Mimi. Wednesday.
Erlandson & Johnson have a
new ad this week. It is of
especial benefit to the young peo-
ple-boys and glrls--for Buster
Brown is to be at their store.
Wedn esday Aug. ).
A. }. Macheledt of Twin
Brooks was in the city Monday.
He says the greatness of South
Dakota has not half been told
for ms tance, he picked ripe to.
matoes from his garden Monday.
W. E. Young, of Owatonna,
Mimi, was in the city several |
days last week He travels with |
a high wheel, hard tire, auto,
that goes rain or shine. and the
price of which he says is bound |
to make this style the coming
bubble.
Berkner and Cook Bros. now
own four threshing rigs. r. A.
Berkner, has the lead when it
comes to brakdowns as he runs
a bubble and can make good
telephone being the
only thing he is compelled to
take MS hat Oft to-When it comes
to getting anywhere quickly.
Aberdeen News: O. A. Amos
who has been with the Milwau-
kee road on the western exten
sion, has been appointed district
carpenter for the road, having
the James River division for his
district exclusively. Heretofore
District Carpenter Ross of Nil.
bank has had charge of the H. &
D. and the James River divisions.
Farmers are up against the
same old story in getting har.
vest help. The farmer is will
ng to pay $3.50 but the harvest
hand sticks for So. If the far
ner will pay 50 then Mr.. II. con.
siders for a while and says $3.50
IS the least he will 60 out for
And thus it goes. Transporta.
ion is cheap and they are pay.
ng $500 and a q day in north
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-31
Jury Disagrees

Press Report: In the case OF
the state against Charles F..
Black, editor of the Waubay Clip
per, charged with criminal libel.
the jury failed to agree upon a
verdlct and was discharged.
Ihls case grew out of the recent
political fight, the Clipper, an
organ OF the progressives, charg.
ing David Williams, the stalwart
leader, with various dishonest
and unlawful practices. There
are two civil actions filed against
Black also. but these, as well as
tne retrial of the libel case, prob
aoly will go over to the next term
of court.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

.powozami. Ja sam wybra-.
lem sic " niedziele 2go IL:
togo saniami do kosciol;}laa:, ~.
cha}em do Po i drogild'1o:
s:y;e ;dobrze; a 7druga po1owa
drogi to by}a taxa, ze:chcie.
li6my .. nawr6ci6 j w,'zziade
;:bryczke gdyby to ME bylo
zap6zno' do koacio'a: cd !.
czwartego lutego "a to many =
dosyd dnieg 6 80 jak zaczal.>
:padac we wttorek:' kolo poiu.
:dnia , to pada} az " Erode
do obiadu; a przytem byl.
ia XII wicher, ze mas omal
calkiem ME Szawia}, my6lelim,
ze.. nam TAI = wls4ysgt tktt potw ' "
ca G to tel K kalz ld ! sic staral*
ably co predict ei1@'t oprzzatna9
inwen5tar1 : przet'd w'ieczorem,
.z5eby s ii jakl najpredzej do
|.izby dostac, &bo tylko y " .
izbie by1o troch'e :: p 'r;;yy u
niejs ale i ID ME zacich3.
I tax siejtd3zac5 sobie, po-
+: miy6la1em, zeby tel to opisat
| Wiarusowi d naszejz' togo
ro'cznej zimie, DO W na9zl'eejj
okolicy takiej, }}asodnej zimy,,
kt6raby nam latem w';yyptialdla,.
! JUL Is lat nv. mlielikm1iy;;
mroizu duz |eg i il',: by]o ,''' ali
W: g1r:ut11ni Id. AMI " styczniiuii,,
pow:iietrze b'yj1o zawsze 1alg;o-
dne. az dopierrod' r PREY i, kohcui:
styczn,iia i ma :Matke BoSka
~gromiczna przy!szedi mr65,
pc. MIN 6nieg, ale i ten ME
polezy diugo. = :s: :
szYMoN DRoPIK:.*
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
I: - !. =, :
j: PUCK, So" Oak: =:

Donosze Szanownej Redak-
cyl Wiarusa, rs " przeezlejj.
korespondencyi z Granville,
So. Oak. :byfa pomylka, 10
nasz pan organista ME jtst
Maciiejj Budnarowicz llecz i
MaciejBudrunas. Autor owl
koresponden Cyl by1 ma jje'lg q
weselu i kropA sobie Ma
zdfowie Macieja W'ojjciechata
W koheu %jemu1aieI o jakim6<>
Budranowiczu przysnilo, NO
i tax pisa}> sam sic do to-
go przyznajee :: j p'rzeprasza j
prosi . ~sprostoWanie, a ma,
:wzajem "a obraze win:sz,uje j
i.yozy mlodemu padstw'u'|! I.
Maciejowi,s Budrunas zsjegP
.mal2onka 0 powiekszenie; p6
.tuzi1,a waiecej pieknych dzia.
TEX w=.ich familii.
sNasz Wiel. ks. pr6bos1ez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
UozEm III! dziec i nasze ezytad
,;ti"o. = i; -. -.
. / ]. movie 20 polsku !!
Tl@j0l.0W0
! :ss.::; @M% y -
|99a3@ ~ ~
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=,
Liczba=katolik6w W Stanach
Zjednoacszonflyytchi.: .wynosi we
dug codopiero ogloszonego
spisu urzedowego> trzynascie
milionoos#; osm:set siedmdzie.
STAT 4Ssieddem: tysi i y czterysta
dwudzliiesttu szesoiu--13877426,
.-czyli :sz6sta GEESE ca}ej lud-
nosoi.. wv :ubieglym roku
wzrosla ludnosc katolicka Q
siedee,mi>::: set osmdziesiat osm
tysiecy. Prawie czternascie
milion6w*+-to pokazna 'licz-
ba, lecz %stanowczo jeszcze "a
ma1a* na:>liczna imigracye:ka-
tolicKa. :Naszem. zdaniem po-
winno bye katolik6w VISTA
mach Zjednoczonych przy-
najmniej dwadzieScia milo
n6wsezyli: czwarta~ " GEESE: O.
g6lnejj:> udneSeiamerykah=
skiej*a:= 4 *SS ~
:s,: o. o. 10, q. <;
stanyts szzjedno,czeo'n,ee ;> p]5otrzadd-
KLEIN "kozcielniym dziela sic
ma czterna6cie cry archi4
dyecezyi, siedmdziesiat sze6c
(76) dyecezyi Itrzy (3) wika-
ryaty; apostolskie. Hierarchia
ko6cielna; liczy ;jednego kar-
dyna}a; l3 arcybiskup6w, SO
biskup6w, 2 wikarych apo:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
6oRlElsPoNDlEgNCY +
/. = - 90 $3.50: -. -, - .. y
-Parkers Prairie, Mimi.
s lutego, 1908.

a, R 3 g
Prosze sumie6cic v gazecie
to pare slow 2 naszej zokolicy:
ktore tu .kre6le: Ostatnie
die stycznia mieli61my tu.
.nalo zniegu, iedni ie6dzili
sa i, q drudzy wozam j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

- ..SS-S.a A~.ry%-Ss - .A5 u -St9ta; i
Jest to ludzkie, itaie jest Il
take rozumne Me Wychn-
.dzi to ua dobro Wladzcy IS
Y. masie og6lnej slX,'ych pod
stwarza}. " sob B Is, sze-
;:regi nieprzyjaci6}]Jgs j; q / /: z.musiA
do togo niazsamalna
Issla, je6li ME: chce miee=za-
!dnyeh wzgled6w ..dlasueaut
swego ludu. ::}:=*
Podobne 6rodki asprzyiaja1
wybujaniu najgorslzycth: 4. "a d:
e az j zaisat'e,. jesli v e,hWi!i q
becnej. tylu jest ne g.: :SW = ! 3;
anarchist6w,. ME: maa1o sie.td Dc 2
tego .:,przycayna g}upota poll
Etyki, kt6ra- po6wieeaz ;bez;-
zwgledne prawa mniejszosci
namietno6ciom wiekszo6ci:
Anglia szanuje' waolno6t
Epodbitych lu!dnosci;> to- tez
| temi srodkami lag >dno5ci,
ma1a wyspa !: ;zlatrzyma-
je pod swa w}adza ca}y 9:
| grom krai6w7,. kt6ryeh =posia-
DANA. :nigdyby. 1jejnie:. ::azd Q:
}aly: ~zapewnic gwalty..I ~.
Podziwiam bnhaterstwo
EPolak6w, przesylam@im"z ga,
pawnienie, niestety bezowio-
che, mego wsp6{ezucia, I tax.
ze; by i'm powie;d1zl,iet ze "a !:
r6d,kt6rY sic ME zapotm1 q q
pozoetaje: e a. Wsze narodem
s! asilln i J moze ,. s gAp7! 2 ! '!1'
sic dni lepszych, ii s:>:::
J6zef Denais (Dne): :;
,,Gomy6le Q przy1nusowem
wyw}aszczeniu Polak6w W; kt6:
rym hakata zamierza wy:
drze|,t ME tylkc jezyk ojczy::
s' t j! '. V nauce j " :. .%ml'lot'd'l l 3:
ale take sama zieqmie, gdziieE
rodzili sic i spoczywaia d:
ct;owie itch. i matki? .TSs
rzecz ......
f. Niestety W Polsce: }up'i*si ii
zywych:: Gdziei anne
vie to ze szczegolnym.s kut:
:}upi sic i 5ywychi U. y.
mar}ych1. tWszelkie grabieze
So hydne i dixie; to nadu'
4ycie silly, to niesprawiedli'
w!o.6;c, to .w''s ' gWalt. j.
ograbiopygm. j r. mi}oanilkonr
prawa; zostaje tylko protest
niechaj protestuja g{os len +:
pi6rem:* wcze6niej czy1. POI ' ;
niej, tyrania bedzie mu ISL
ugiac|= sic przes'd1: ! sumien 'le'' 80
Leon ierx: . a.:
,,Pelen :oburzenia: protest
Sienkiewicza W imie Prawa, "
imie Tludzkosci zapalrtmus:
wszystkie :5serce, .zrozgrzat
wszystkie reeea =:
Ludvi *: L j.
-, Cd { q !; lat ! j; : / CORA r|l czt ' ],z',9 8 :!
III ). 49,. Z. -
oskarzam wNielka :niesprawie-
/ dliwosc polityki niemieekiej,
a szczeg6lnie pruskiej wzgle.
lIdem Slowian. z pe1ni serca
lacze sic Panem " protes-
Gle przeciW kto7
IA sic gotuje. Powtarzam=o:
krzyk .wielkiego poety sio-
wiafskiego Kollara: ,,Zardi
be zavislna TeutoniaE" ,Ru-
mie6cie:z sic Niemcy z}o6li-
we.'). e
i: notwithstanding die minao,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
Go sadzA
w~lasljzozeniul s

~ - A1N q - = :sp Igs.
Wlaszozeniu2
Alfred 4 P'illet lPyig pro-
fesor prawa miedzynaro1do.,:--=
Wego: !
Me nam =4 pred 8 z { d o g 2 Y
brz 4 81: pgr e rzadoWe-
So ale .W !, ke :ebbgdzi 2;
:z i naredu1polskieggo:
N .zta q { ho.opu-
szezet'nia .ojcayznv, a :wyzucie,
5tyeh1 ] niieeszeze6liwych ludzi 2
sich' pio IS I giedzib i uniemo-
:alivie j, Is ! IS 4. y ! t te' sapto,ag66bl,.
:dalsze9ggo. ssjpo9bytu.. ,s go ziem .
ma k|t6rej urodzili sic: j mo-.
gil u !
Ze take. postepowanie "a
.s}ugnje ma :obunzeniei:'po
garde Wszystkich ludzi uczci:
wyoh, powiedzie}is juz ipo~
wied=a inni. )
&Gdy sic po6wiecilo polka
ina Geese &yciaa. ] satadyowaniu
prawa miedzyn a. Cd! y wego,
tru y, l!'l, n: ME bye ued Dc
ten, I e :sprawiedliwose tax
b.ardzo malo mieisea zajmu-
je v re:lg2ulowaniu: stosunk6w
mliedzynarodowy Nawet
je6li sie:jest. &: :~pr y
mrzonek l.lesh e Wlnowal:
cow uwaza s'e tWorcoW iuea,
Ill., ktofemo rzeezyM'seoss
n!gdy n!e: loafoNle, sruon.
ME zauwaeye,ze ezaoy s.pt1s,
na|mn l! n'eksore '1aus, ~ =.
kazo}a.M ptak.s'yI ~posa !
zaiste opurzs}ae4 "a ne'9@ =:
oz,ej PoastaWoW : $50 @o -
luozKosci' !: kt 'l 'ak On " s'l'
j.. VIE W = s~yonu'
rzedoWye q h*=osH'&qPczetnlac I
/. !: wHyd1ale 81 rzecza peWn&
20 pod lynn WzgleoeM: epoks
na a! ME: 9siagoe'a :poseep'
nad "poprzedn@%' ;.
+. Da#n'atasdfp o'ltyka~>,lu Il
oreS zdafy a~fadey.: ]ak'ema'
nova prowtdcya, traktat US IS
W1eca1acy zaeo1'.~nfe onulosA
kiwa1 nigdy 2pfzyrzec Posza'
noWa a!Gfl &, lhstyttueey' pu g ::
nyct;h i:pry Z: kra|u Z "a
;bieraneggo' 45na, a7ogof ooletnle
takich dotazymyWano: z ):
Pod pozorem postept
zmlen1llsmy Wszystk'cn "
tym Wzgfe e' marco
zagarn1ety=2halau'e sig n,e!a'
kow pofozenlu e. trzooy' kto'
W1hodowca sprzeaa]e nan,
dlarzowi: " d21ele* togo 6 TWO
rzenia nowego: prawa marc
dow odznaczyiy sle-=frus
u%-nO q x1y, foOr ytl~ ia r. W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

], WIZ
Polacy tWolrza plata, je-
zeli ME, czWarta, czeA6 arch s
dyecezyp dobrze, ale jakaz
Geese d~uchowiehstwa= repre-
ksieza: polsey v: Chi i:
:cago2 Li ic liberalni il ME
, 4, tam ami dziesiqtel
.cze9ci .calegol: ~.duchoWiehstWa
v gr l9q9 |e'l!e 3 :~due 9 sly
'polskieggo: To- samo powat677 6:
rye: trzebaas g, !: :i1nalnych dyece.
gdzie Polacy liezba
imponuja. Trudno "a
tenn tym;kt6rzys maja prawo
wyboru: kandydat6w ma BIZ
,skup6w;: z%rozumiec, ze Pola-
;k6w katolik6w W .Ameryce
TAI. p ! liczba, Q
jaskiej my jestesmy najrze-
telniej. prz1 ,' Pomlna-
'wszy: zatem inne powody, Q
:kt6rych czesto plisalismy, ola
*czego, :biskup6w polskich. W
Ameryce ME NANNY, *powyz-
SIZE uwagi: powinny nam wy
'sttarc 4, c,; :4tbysmy sic. zbytnio
ME dziwili j n6iepotrz1e'b}nie ME
narzetlkali.: :Gzy:. bedzie k Il }:
|dy9a inaeze}}r-:;; s~ i
Sic j ale: na { must wzrozt
lliczba parafii W Wielkich mia
stach: ,;polskich", "a .ppten
|musii =by65{Asiezy ,polskict
tylu,;s.zesnie beda potrzebowa'
Ii sic 'za1bij;attt praca mad silly
". pocszczzeg6lnych parafiath
r Nj si Ii nj wiekiem, MI
bedzielsz tam ~,,cz}owiekiem'
dop6ki Gle, ME poznaja pos
domem poza parafia -6miaft
MONA powiedziet o ksiezacll
]polskich W Ameryce:
20 O O.. o !,
Milio q, { g Thawa, kt6ry "a a
mordowa1 architekta Whita '
Nowym Yorku, W drugin
proeesie sad przysieg}ych u
|,zna1 niewinnym zarzulcan}ee
mu zbrodnii::5eT ,ha~ HE <zapie
raj. sic bynlsaijjmniej, 2ie zbro
dnie *popelni3, znaaalaz} ato]
"a pieniadzze ,>:kt6rymi: hojni
szafowa'1, expert6w: -, co pc
trafili wm6w1ic W sedzi61
przysieglych; ze Thaw: &zwa a
ryowa} ma te> chwile, w.kt6re
morderstwo pope{ni}. -. n;
razie :umieszczono pania mi
lionera u czubk6w krymi
nalnych, ale juz nadobn'
zoneczka puka do litoS CSC
w1adz Observation-Disclosures miej
sce dLIa .sw,eeg veg, czulego NAL
zonka, ! no a najodpowied
nejsze: ml oilBjjk; ola niege
chyba u: .boku' zzony, vie vic
Epredzej czy "1pt'66|zziniiej ten pal!
bedzie sobie buja} pc bozyn
Swiecie, jakogdyby nigdy mic
Jeszcze wAmeryce pieniad;
wszechmocn'y ME :straci}; cho.
p. Roosevelt ME pozwoli} nj
MIN kla6e5 napisu:,In Goo
we trustt;;'' a moze. WlaSnit
ola :tego': :-:pieniadz .jeszcze
merchandising? +.
/ . %: o % !.
We Francyi wychodza ma
law coraz move i cOraz COR.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

cokolwiek zetkneli
,iie : sp6lczesnemi " Prusa-
|kilaami.
Jest rzecza niezbedna, BY
:zwr6ciia uwage ma
" jaki germanizacya
role swa pojmujc, gdyz jest
to grozba3 ola naiswietszych
Wuanosoh AMI zapewnia Hkon-s
stytucyjde, a|nfm 1iif j, j j p pr rs,
r' y ami i. sntfeb'elz;pliie'cez e6d-
st II ! piracy d pr , u y %
ala [ przewrotnych.. zalsllad So 3
cyal!ii:s,tyczn!yl,c':h 4. stWorzone Z !;
:przez to niezwYk}a samo-
ME: zdo1aay .zatrzy-::
mac. przesladowania ma tel
ma: tel drodze nieszezesnej.
toczy sic ono. sladami
0stmarkenvereinu". Jest to
+ni,ia''uczka, kt6rej nar'ody euro
|pejskie ME powinny zapo-
mice. a. -.
Godzi sic take ME zapo-
wspania}ego *:przyk}a-
ddn, {: kt6ry dali. Polacy: pod.
~panowaniem pruskiem. WAL
czac TAX jak walczq, siegaja
Eoni SVEN dzia}aniem pouza
|graniiee@| . swego w}aIsn1egoj ma.
rio'du, gdyz stale sic ono { 20
[g31no. ludzkiem" ": najszer-:
szem :znaczeniu tego: wyra:
" Il:
Is Oby zwyciestwo ME dosta.
10 Isle abrutalnej ''sile! 0Lezy
Ito W 'interesie mas wszyst-
Ekich"s* &; ~;
Alfred Fouilee, cz}onek
alk!aademii nauk moralnych j
politycznych:
:. :Uczonyu ten zarzuca oatre.
mai: :bardzo Slowly Niemcom
tzanik pojecia moralno6ci :
|etykj.
l.: Wyluszeza dalej, 10 ,,pra'
wa cz}owieka i. ~obywatela"
ktdre, filoadff icls Kant uzna:
i uizasadnf}, 'prawo:: nlarod6V
do rozporzadzania soba swo'
bodnie i nalezenie: do siebie
samych, 'wgszystko to /. 'o 90
caja Niemcy W .imo :'i!ea maui
r6wnocze 8 i: pieetycznych
brutalnych, a wszystkicf
p[o { Il g poczucia. nowo'
czesn,e'go ..:w':yypieraje sic. v
imie staryc!h pojee 6rednio'
wiecza,. i. Take ma sic wra'
zenie, jakby 'ulmyst ludak !:
ME poestapii. naprz6d cd CA
{s6w Barbarossy i jakby. pra:
wo Xxx wieku by}o ciagle.s tc
same, co W wiekach poprze.
{dzajacych, co rzady wolne.
ustanowione VIOLA narod6w,
Wywody .swe. kohczy pro.
(fesor ten tax: :
Me przeszkodzili6my ze.
|laznym kanclerzom " uzywa::
niu zelaza, ale kanclerze mi.
|jaja, a prawda zostaje.. Iaee
majs take swa size j wyka-
zaly to pieraz, j. bye: moze,
re przez rostepy: swiadomo-
Sci publicznei dojda one kie-
dyS W: zznlacznej mierze do
sterowania .6wiatem..
Z. : y ~ ;.
III :..|F 80 -, yF--- . -, -. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

stolskich; j jednego .prefekta
Rzym repre-;
zentuje Jego Excellencya ks.
:arcybiskup Diomecle Falco-
MO, :delegat apostolski VIVA
shingtonie.
/. Q o 0 0 :
+ 1858 kozciolami opiekqj u,
Sic ii 6W'ii;e5ci,kich1 = k.!s9iiezy 11,496;
zakonnych :: ! 1869, og6lem
1886. Szk61 parafialn'yy,ch!
|posiaaaja katolicy 444a, do
Ekt6fych uczeszcza dzlec =
1,136,ei6J6;;; s opr6cz tego wy,cho-
swaIje sic 1857 sieCrro:t <: k,ato-
Flickic:h1 W PIP ochronkach,
czyli razem W nizszyy ,' U.
czelniach katolickich wycho'.'
2wuje sic .dlz,i,e'ci 1,,179,5o3.
T. Co do liczb:y wiernych nal:
.wii,ekszemi So archidyec.ezye
chic;alggois ) i nowojorska;; kaz; !:
da; 1ic:z:yy' VI pc 100000 dusz,,
trze'ciia z rzedu Jest archidye::
cezya bosto6ska, - liczy. 75l
Etysiecy. z dyecezyi najlicz'
niejsza; jest bnooklihskksa ::
$3.50 tysiecy.: :Wino6sksaa dye:
tcezya liczy tylko niespp4eR}n u
$50. tysiecy dusz. an= !
f. > O: Or, o o ~ ::
N~arodowoscioWej statystyk
spis :6w: ME podaje, alec mas
historycy juz pred =kilk'
laty twierdzili uporczywie, Il
mas jest :okrag}a liczba trz!
.(3) miliony, liczbe ksiezy v
tym samym czasie odgady
wano ma 500 do 900. Dzi
mozemy smia}o twierdzit, Z
liczba ksiezy polskich pre-
kroczy1a ZOO, lecz wiernyc|
powiedzmy, il ME ma pei
nych .trzech: milion6w, opust
my >6wierc miliona, bedziem,,
przetox; mieli Polak6w. katoli
k6w ~dwa|*miliony $50" tysiec,,
Ia aofuslug duchownych*7o
ksiezy, .biskupa= ami jed
n neggo9 ! *: *.:>:*z~>>. 49,
Polacy:: pra
vie plata Geese: og6lnej lud
nosci katoEckiej, tlecz ma ST
dostojnik6w .koseiola niemas
ami .jednego:;polskie narodo
wosci?-to 3dziwne. -Gdy 81
|jednakowoz przypatrzym..
:nie!co: *blizej powyzszym lic2
bonn, ME bedziemy sic tai
bardzo@ dziwili: Polskic]
ksiezy W :"zestawieniu ksiez
mi :innych narodowosci jes
zbyt ma1o. 700 polskich ksie
zy ma piecza duchowna MAJ
2,750;0oo2 wiernymi, to zna
czy, lie kazdy- ksiadz polsk
obs1uguje oko}o 1000 Wier
nych, ~gdy@tymczasem naksie
dza ianych narodowosci wy
pada :tylko: $50 *dusz, czyl
re. polskich ksiezy W stosun
ku. do innych jest szesc ray
mniej; jezeli:zas polscy ksiez;
staraja sic: us}uzyc swym no
]dakom tax, jak to czynia inn
wzypledem swVch rodak6w, t(
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
MAST AGENCI.

Up : 1 4 90 do 'kolektowania
sbonamentu W1ARusA nastepujaey
nasi agenci mieieeowi; t.. -.
Mich, Mendlyk> ..
BALTIMORE, M. D. F ziarno~sh >
COLUMBUS, Nebr., W ktor. Tarasinsk
FRIED. N. :DaksD. F. Sza1kowsh:
oR1NHILLE, s. OAK, Jezef Graba
Menens, VI: TEe:ooh Derdowsk ~" =
sdARL1N. Tex, S. P. oorski =
NANfffdcoKE, pa. F.; Jablonsk 49,:
NEW wAvERLY, Tex. F.. r, Pnoch' <, ;y
OAK HILL, Mich St PogoraefsA ''e
ST ANNA, Mimi, Adam Waldowski
GREENHOUSE, Mimi; sA::%J:Kul
BREMoND. Tex, S. w: Lukaszewicz
",-<" Jan Zan1 vi, *i"|
WARSAW, n. D.. Teodor yWysoeki r..
spRMGFIELD. Mass, F. Lewandowski.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-10

Howard Gould Gives Daily Record of
Liquor Wife Absorbs.

New York, April Howard
Gould's answer to the suit of his
wife, Katherine Gould, for
a separation and alimony, which was
filed in the Supreme Court Monday,
forms the most amazing document
that has ever figured in a divorce
trial in New York City.
For the first time the name of Dus-
tin Farnum, the actor, is brought
forward as correspondent. In addi-
ton, Mr.. Gould declares that his
wife was grossly intoxicated at many
places on many oceasiCGs; z,lat she
consumed daily enough mixed drinks
30 put several strong men out of
business; that at theaters, restaur-
ants and hotels she repeatedly be-
haved in a scandalous manner while
under the influence of cocktails, high
balls and campagne; that she once
broke up a fashionable card party
by biting her hostess in the arm and
tHdt SHE SuOCheu d "SuuiH6 PAL ~ At
st. Thomas Church by announcing
that she saw many old cats pres
ent.
In addition to the clause involy-
ing Farnum, the answer filed by the
milionaire's counsel embodied all
the older allegations which he has
previously made about her miscon-
duct with Colonel w. F. Cody (Buf-
falo Bid, both before and after her
marriage, drunkenness, quarreling
and using obscene and profane Ian
guage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-10
Bloody Election Riots in Lisbon.

Lisbon, April 6.-The elections
here today, which were conducted
peaceably with the exception of
minor disorders in some of the dis
affected districts, were followed by
serious rioting, which was only put
down by most vigorous action on the
part of the police and troops.
The rioting broke out in different
parts of the city, as though by pre-
concerted plan. Troops which has
been patroiling and others that had
been held in reserve were immedi-
ately ordered into action, and they
repeatedly charged the mobs that in
places filled the streets, but without
effect. The rioters used clubs,
stones and whatever other weapon
was at hand, and finally the troops
were obliged to fire upon them, kill
ing and wounding a number.