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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
WANTS HIS BOY TAKEN
FROM REFORM SCHOOL
Snecial to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 28.-Upon the application
OF y. NJ, buchanan of Salt Lake, Judge
Howell on Monday Issued an order upon
II. II. Thomas, superintendent of the
state industrial school, to show cause why
Willie Buchanan Is detained at the insti-
tuition.
Young Buchanan was sent to the school
from Salt Lake n year ago under a COM
mittment from Juvenile Judge Il. q.
Gowans. The lad was charged with the
larceny Of a number OF empty sacks. In
his petition the father OF the youngster
alleges that the proceedings prior TO and
at the time OF the hearing were irregular
and in conflict with the law.
The father OF the boy says that he is
the proper custodian of his child and that
the offense for which he was sent 10 the
school does not constitute delinquency as
contemplated by the statute,
Superintendent Thomas is ordered by
the court to appear next Friday with the
boy and show cause II possible why the
lad should continue as an Inmate OF the
institution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
LESTER BATEMAN is
BEING HELD AT OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 26.-Upon advices received
from Boise. Ida, Lester Bateman was ar
rested in this city this afternoon by de-
tectiVe j. +. Bender and Captain Brown
OF the police department, charged with n
Tnson. young girl OF the same city.
Accompanied by Sheriff Robinson the
girl arrived in the city on u later train.
After an interview between the young
people Bateman agreed to marry the girl,
but when the couple applied for license
IL was found impossible 10 issue 1t on
account OF both being too young. Bate
man is being held at the police station
until the parents of the girl can be COM
municated with and their permission
gained for the marriage. Unless consent
is given by the parents. the boy will be
taken back 10 Idaho for trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
OCTOBER TERM OF SUPREME
COURT WILL END TODAY

With tho hearing OF arguments In three
cases today the October term of the su-
prene court VIII come 10 an end. The
three cases arc rs follows. Francis Tate
administrator, against Andrew Rose:
Francis Tate. administrator. against y
r. Shaw; Albert Smith against John Dun
can and j.. o. Buell.. from Provo
Two cases were argued and submitted
Monday. S. Hou'z against the Union
Pacific Railway company, from Ogden
and {. IL. Foxley against J. Y. Rich, from
Brigham City
There were thlrty-three cases on the
docket. two or three of which are Inn
portsnt Opinions In them are expect
farthest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
NELSON is HOME FROM
TRIP TO GOLDEN STATE

A. c. Nelson. state superintendent of
public instruction, is home from attend :
Ing the State Teachers association OF
California at Marysville, that state, Mr..
Nelson delivered two addresses, one last
Wednesday and the other Friday. before
the association. The subject of one ad-
dress was Ethics and the other
'Moral Training in Our Public Schools. %
The attendance ranged from 2200 TO
$500 each day. Mr.. Nelson says. He ar
rived home over the Southern Pacific and
Oregon Short Line by way OF Ogden Sun
day.
Mr.. Nelson mot Congressman Mckinley.
Congressman Howelrs seat mate. at the
association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
Answer Is Filed

Green e. Reeve fled answer I'm tho tlird
district court Monday TO the suit of the
cover 1864 alleged 10 'be due for supplies
furnished between September |, 1907 and
Aprll lS. 1908. In which the defendants
the plaintiff were, OF an Inferior onal{tW
NOT marketable NJ all, and set up a com,
ter ter claim for $500, damages alleged to
hane ,,a resulted TO the plaintiffs for tho
Sooos furnished tho defendants
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
LEMP BREWING COMPANY
WILL BUILD ADDITION

Work on the new bottlng works OF tho
William j. Lemp Brewing company, which
is to be located at the corner of Eighth
soon as Architect G. It. Norton for the
company arrives from the north. Bids
for the new building are already being
rapidly as possible In order to have the
building completed before the first OF the
year II VIII be brick and frame struc-
tIre. 45xl6O feet In size. with iron cor
nices. and Will be supplied with electric
light and all the latest improvements
The cost will be between $4,000 and $40, 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
NEWS OF PARK CITY
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Oct. 26.-Carl George,
the infant child, OF Herman Hendrickson,
died at the residence In Empire canyon
last night. The little one was suffering
with whoopine cough, when pneumonia
set In, and death resulted.
The regular meeting OF Park City lodge
NO. Bis. Fratcrnal Brotherhood will be
held at the Miners union hall, Tuesday
night. large class will be Initiated and
q banquet Will follow
The ladies' of the Relief society of the
l.. D. S. church will give dinner and
entertainment on Monday. November .,
for the widows of this city pro-
will be served
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
KELLER MUST REMOVE
HIS CHICKEN HOUSE
Special 70 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 26.-That chicken house
built by Jonas D. Keller In his yard ar
52S Washington avenue last April a year
ago must be moved. declares Judge How
ell OF the district court, in an opinion filed
with tho county clerk Monday. The rea-
son for its removal Is stated TO be because
OF Its close proximity to the residence OF
Frederick w. Redfleld, upon whose re-
quest the hennery has been declared a
nuisance.
The findings Of the court agrees with
Redfeld's allegations that the place is a
menace to the health OF his family, as 1t
is now located. The action was orig
lnally brought against Keller and Walter
Is. Wedell Jointly. but was dismissed
against tho latter. It being shown that he
had leased the place to the other defend
ant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
OFFICIAL CLEMENCY IS
ASKED OF PARDON BOARD

Applications for official clcuIency at the
hands OF the state board OF pardons haze
been filed with that body by the follow
Ing convicts:
For pardon-Joseph Kcnnedall serving
niteen years for murder In the second
degree; G. w. Smith, three years for
burglary
For Communication of sentence-Josnnh
II Mack. serving eight wears for al,
tempted burglary; Hiram T. LINDSAY i've
years for burglary. Edmund BtIrrill
eighteen years for highway robbery; r.
Is. Morrison, ten years for burglary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
Burch Suits Them.

OGDEN. Oct 2G.-Three OF the chill
dren OF the late William T, Stoker filed
a petition in the probate division OF the
district court Monday. asking the ap-
pointment Of Daniel BuTch as administra-
tor OF tho estate. The same charges
of drunkenness and incompetency made
against Kate Stoker. the wife OF the de-
ceased. In the petition for a special ad-
ministrator several days ago, are re-
iterated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
RESTS AT MT. 0LIVET

John Benaredos the Greek who was
killed Sunday forenoon bv-being run over
by a freight car at Garfield was buried
Monday afternoon In Mt. Olivet cemetery
there being large gathering of rea-
tiyes and friends present 10 see the body
laid in its final resting place.
Tho funeral took place in the Creek
church, beginning at . o'clock. Held 8
full band accompanied the funeral pro-
cesston TO the grave, There were many
beautiful floral tributes. and Undertalfer
1cber w. Hall had all arrangements for
the burial In charge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
BY PYTHIAN SISTERS
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct. ga delightful surprise
was rendered the knights of PythIas of
this city al their hall tonight by the
Pythian Sisters and the ladies auxiliary
After completing the regular work OF the
session members OF the lodge were In
vted to an adjoining room to partake
OF delightful banquet prepared by the
ladies' 4 number OF inIpromptu speeches
from members of both organizations were
made. About one hundred were In at
tendance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
Run Down by Auto.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 26.-While riding a bicy-
Gle on Twenty-fifth street tonight,
Charles Peck was run down by an auto
mobile driven by William Howell, a
brother OF Judge j. A. Howell Peck
was thrown from his wheel and badly
shaken up, but his injuries are not re-
garded as serious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
Progress Irrigation Company su,t

IN Judge G. W. Morse's division oC III.
Third district court the suit of tha ~ PI, o,i'
IsSs irrigation company against the cit.
;S. ~, M. and Jennie I'roiaeth and othare
10 10 CoInpel an adjudication of the water
.Ishts III cottonwood creek for tho yi,
yer months WAS continued until No,,,,, ~
PER 80 Several hundred persons mr..
Jolned as delendants in the case "'e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
News of the IntermOuntain ReQiOn
For Your Breakfast

The Tribune is now reaching
Ogden on the special newspaper
train on the Bamberger road, at
$40 every morning. It can be
delivered to you for breakfast.
Dom yor. think you can start
the day better equipped if you
get look at all Of the worlds
news before you leave homef
Phone the Ogden branch man
ager. He'll do tho rost.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
woten's Application Withdrawn.

Thomas MarioDeaUX. one OF the five at
torneys who recommended j. W. Woten
FOR admission TO the bar OF the supreme
court. appeared before the supreme court
Monday morning and asked leave to with
draw the application, which was granted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
License to Marry.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct 26-A license to marry
was issued by the county clerk Monday
TO ]. n. Clark OF San Francisco and Erna
M. Void of this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27

You could not please us better fhan =
doctor aboutAyer's Cherry Pectoral r. H.. a
colds, Group, bronchitis. Thousands o,s
always keep it in the house. The ,n.
their physician and the cxperiencse eMHa w
years have given them great conas'
This cough medicine. s'ea
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

FEGIgGg.
. 4, 81 8: obozie przebywal.
.vla5nie gubee,r1'natsor Staaulrt,
Ekt6ry wraz Z wjelu dygnliittsal!--
trzami go66tfmi mia uczestni
'c,z,y6 ! iWislkina przeglad,zlii'es.
.mr,ilicyi. N1tamioty guberrnoto-
"a go6ci zostaly r6wnlii.ed&s
;ponis,z.cc,zo'ne j zerwane, 9 vie
e oos6b v nich odni6slo sill IL
ne potluczenia. Ma dobitek
ipiorun uderayl " mast ze-
lazny :. flaga, stojacy pred
:namiotem gubernatora, oba-
go, a kilkanascie os6b 20
og}uszonych kontyzyo-.
Enowanych al do utraty PREY
Etomno6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
NEW FRANKEN, Wis.

Donosze niniejjsszzeaml'w wsszystkklm krew
nym i znajomym, ze.s {. p. Tomasz
Nowicki zmarf dnia 10 lipca, pc.
chowany zostal u lipca ne cmenta.
rzu W polskiej parafii SIS: Cyrylai
Metodego, stara Poczta Poland,
Wis.
Staruszek przezywszy 80 lat i bill
.ko 6 miesiecy, byl rodem 2 kr6le.
silva Polskiego, : gminy IL parafii
Krasnopol. Pozostawi1 " smutku
pograzonyeh pieciu syn6w j c'ztery
,6rki, tn ich imiona, MARGIN, Anto.
nj, Konstanty, Dominik iStanislaw
c6rki, J6zefa .Fiecko, Teofila God
lewska, Teresa Kurss.i Elzbieta ME
zamezna, jest W starymlkFaju " "a
konie si6str Fanny Maryi. Wnu,:
k6w n~ieboszezyk, pozestawi} SO,
! prawnuk6w So Wszyscy zmar-
lego opfakuja, synowie,i cork ojca
/ swnuki i prawnui dziadusia DO on
wszystkich kochal, to ez.Wszyscy
20 zaluja. Mech mu 5bedzie ia obcsa
zliemia lekka a Pan Bog MECH m 1ul
da odpoezynek Observation-Disclosures
niebie ma wieki. !,
No,ickkii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

2 zzaam1ordowac. Policy \ e ullls
II. rail- sic weisc Do po'1k.oo j i! 81: Bu III
q, zas eli jj,eed.nakE d Lsl,i ! III NJ
sbarykodoWane. ssfsa sss1
WYw'all'o'Inpro vice J ,lll.a 81 Il
gdy jedden : policyas1,st6,MaEB1
;ohcial zapalka pok6j IS wieciif
nastapila straszna eksplozylslI
gazu. Obrch policyant6wrzlssI
Gil zamach do ziemi i odnis-
sli oni ciezkie poparzeiia . na
twarzy j ramionach. ZwlokhtilsE
Butza znaleziono .lezace , =
sofie .Butzowa byla juz q 80 ll'a9s'''1.E
zamezna, q pierwszy jej mat l''l9E
zonek sko6czy} take samnoeo-s
b6jstWem. sssl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

niedziele 9 godzinie a !. tel
pred poludniem odpr VIC
ne bYlo oboWiazkoWo nier.
dzielne. nabozehstwo 7 s2llrrzz
udziale znacznie lie l',,l,gg
~zg,romadzenia polak6w sllo-
.wian. Za6 po po1udnniuyso go
Idzinie 4tej, zebra1y sic iowa
rzystwa polskie j si low 4 \ !
|skie do ko6ciofa parafialneggo,.
Naj5w. Maryi Panny zIaoord.
Z kad wyruszyla uroczystaI.
procesya, upiekszona chorag.
wiami j sztandarami ko6oiel--
nymi, zwolna zdaaaiac ku
ably po6wiecit
ten kawaleczek ziemi ,Hprzez--
|naczony ma spoczynek clio
wiekowi pc jego zgonie.
Uroczystego ~po6wiecenia
|dokona1 Wielebny ks. M.
Fafara, proboszcz tejze para
fiji, oraz wyg}osil nam 1adne
kazanie, st6sowne do poswie-
cenia cmentarza, wskazujac
co mas czeka pc 6mierci j.
tax, ze niejednemu sic SERGE
zmiekczy4o, rozmy6lajac mad
swym n]iepewnym zyciem.
Wielebnemu Proboszczowi
zase1amy 'serdeczne Bog "a
p1a6, ca}emu og6lowi zas
dziekujemy "a to, ze sic tax
licznie z%gromaizili. :Czytel-
mix. Wiarusa
z Enumclaw, Wash.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
Ks kano,!ni.!kl,. G!uls'klBiij
. !. Pra1atem!

J. E. ks. Arcybiskup Mes
smer, kt6ry5 niedawno po-
wr6cit ze swej podr6zy do
Rzymu przywi6z} nominacye
ma ,,monsignor6w" ola dw6ch
starszych ksiezy mi1wauc-
kich, a. mianowicie ola ks,
Jacka Gulskiego, proboszcza
sw. ,Jacka i konsultora dye
cezyalnego, j ola ks. J: J,
Keogh, proboszcza katedry,
dziekana i konsultora. Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
Stanis1aW, ma

starszy, staaanlislsw, ma nl,a
'odjecha6 we wrzes3iu do Sc
,mt,iiInl1aa.r.yyu1Elmrs Is 81. "a al. Porte, Tex e.
ale to Jest .tylko1, q przyczy-
~ Wiel. ksiedza J. szyma6-
.lslkEiieago, q 60 skladam Wiel.
|k,siedz,u1I se9rdlleczne, " Bog zap,
AZ 4 81 boHsam : siebie mic
|btlymp :ntczynic ME =. m'6' 5ge ]
ga. ZIENTEX ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Blu
RIA kt6ra zniszczyla ob6z mi.
licyi ~pensylwa6skiej, bawia-
Gel ma cwiczeniach, Wyrzadzi-
Ia tam, jak dzisiejsze tele.
granny donosza szkody na
$4,000. Opr6cz Sch zolnie-
rzy, szabitych przez 5pioru-
~, 80 ~zostalo porazonych
tax SLIME, 70 wszyscy POGO
staiaw lazarecie, Przeszlo 500
nablmniot6w zostalo zerwanych
j zn1ii il! 4 koe'mPjlletnie,
sporo ich wilchr uni6sl ~ y.
pelnie tax, e ich juz wca-
lie nie znaleaiono. W is.
sdnej bateryi posiadajaeejj9 6
namiot6w, pozostalo ich tyl-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
NEW YORK, | sierpnia.-

NEW YORK, | sierpnia.-
Wczoraj odbywal tu pierwsze
probne wzloty Henryk Far
man, znany angie]ski aero
Enauta, a dis ma on dokonac
|publicznie wzlotu "a pomoca
swego aeroplanu. Farman
wczoraj wznosil sic diva "a.
~ i obie pr6by uda}y sic W
zupelnosci; pierwszym razem
przelecial on $50, a drugim
|760 jard6w, kierujac statkie 9
[dowolnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

~ 80. L&f..gsaE II .ru.-EN 4TE- 49, ,i%@stEtTs%sAsH
GLEN HEAD, Z. I..-
Dwie osoby straciiy tn zycie,
a dwie inne odniosly RAINY
wskutek koli2yi k46ra W1oa.zo---'f
raj wieczorem miala :mieiisleeae,33
pomiedzy pewnym automobi
lem j pociagiem "Milionairs,3!
express" ne kolei Long
sland, pociagg, kt6rym bogaltc,55 !.
Nowoyorczanie wyjezdaaia
ma letnie mieszkanie do Long
Island. ssss.S.s5 Il
Parma Leigh Townson, po-s
chodzaca z New York i do
brze znana " nowoyorskich
ko}ach towarzyskich, umarla
"a pare minut pc wypadku.
LAPORTE, Ind, Dr..
Haines z. Chicago, lekarz j
rzeczoznawca sadowy Oswald
cyl, 10 we northumberland
cia} kobiety i dzieci, znalezio-
nych " spalonym domu M 4.
farmie glosnej mordsrczzyni8.
Gunnesowgejj, odkryl arszeenuik
i strychnine. Pod}ug zapatry-
wan urzednik6w sadowyck n Y
Laporte potwierdza ten fak1tt::
przypuszczenia. 10 Gun ines ll'5
wa istotnie stru}a siebie 3
dzisci Ray Lamphere, roolb Dtu
:tnik Gunnesowej, kt6ry do a.
.tychczas pozostaje we vie
zieniu, oskarzony o. podptalles--s
ME. domu i ~spewodowlala1nElii'egS
amierci' Gunnesowej j jej DIE
ci ma bye "a kaucya wyFp'tllls.'3
szczony ma wolnost. /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

NEW YORK. tutei-
szzych dokach u ll,llta q gw u !
JUL roboty wstepned do budo
w nowego pancerniika
floty amerykadrsslkkiejj e
rida," Bedzie 70 jeden .
Y tych dwu, kt6re Kongf;s
budowa6 uchwalil. Drugiai
kret zwac sic bedzia Utah.
Spodziewaja sic, ze oktrraty!s
beda gotowe u /. I9l0n
sleaa one dc naiiWWiekssegp
jpd pancernik6W, kt6ryccthiu z
,Stany posiadaja diva n d
7nowiciie Delaware Nor
Dakota" 5.5 55s1s ss5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
WASHINGTON d. c.,

WASHINGTON c., -:
Nadeszly tn wiesci, 10 " mai
blizszych tygodniach Mons.
Falconio, delegat apostolski
ma Stany Zjednoczone, ode
die do Rzymu, ably juz VIE
Gel ME wr6ci6 ma swe stano.
wisko. Papiez ma 60 " uzna-
niu wielkich zaslug jego W
Ameryce, zsmianowac ma mai.
blizszym konsystorzu kardy~
na}em i ma on bye W Rzymie
,z%atrzymany, ma jego za6 miej-
see: zostanie podobno Mama
czony delegation apostolskim
Ola Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Mons: :Averra, obeeny dele-
gat ola Kuby, kt6ry ma bye
bardzo pozadany we Wash
ingtonie jest podobno osobi-
|stym przyjacielenl Tafta. Cd
~pierwszego ]istopada sprawy
Kosciola katolickiego W A.
meryce padlegac beda ME
Kongregacyi Propagandy,
jak dotychczas, ale wprost
|Ojcu sw. i jego Sekratarzowi
+Stanu.
|. : -.-ra. ,sn- e.. .sa.- f-.E" g-....r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

COAL CREEK, B. G.,
.Wskutek osuniecia sic ka-
mieni. " kopolni wegla W Pc.
:blizu Grows Nest Pass ma ka-
nadyjskiej kolei pacyfikowej
..zostalo zasypanych % robo:-
tnikow kopalnianych j ida
je sic, 10 zostana JUL tylk,o.
ich zwloki odnalezione. lynn
czasem wielka liczba robo--.
tnik6w zajela sic kopaniem
trnelu 400 stop dlugiego,
azeby " ten spos6b dostar:
czyc nieszczesliwym 0 lie sic
jeszcze znajduja przy 1yc'iiu,
p~ozywienia j napoju.
- P6zniejsze doniesienie
opiewa, ze jul wyratowano 20.
robotnik6w al 3 jeszcze zdo-
Ia sic wkr6tce wydobyc ma
ipolwierzchnie ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

e. H -. II. 49, Lg.HEE r hT,fT E.EtL ItSE3 ..F.- - Hi
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sem
sacye wzbudza toczacY gle ta5
process by}ego komisarza pc
wiatowego McGregora, oskar i.
zopego 0 ~lapownictwo ne
wielka skale. Wczoraj zezna,
wal jeden 70 6wiadk6w, Em ..
net Higgins, by}y p;sarz sadu
powiatowego, kt6ry Oswald
cyl, 10 sam dal wiaanore.
cznie McGregorowi $1,000 Cd
firmy ,Atlas Engine CO..
"a p~rzeprowadzenie kontrakk-
tn z ia, q ME z inna firing
ma dostarczenie ~kotl6w=ogrze-,.
walnych przy budowie GINS 4
.chu powiatowego v Indiana
polls. Nadto Higgins przzsy:.5
zna1 sic, 20 popelnil ok q
30 falszerstw " czasie, gdY
.by1 pisarzem sadu powiattorssg.
wego " ten spos6bs slk ], q
2 kasy powiatu okolo $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

kkasndska, EhwalasizC,zze
Po odproWaudlzaeenin Nasiipf,rrzzeswie,ll..
Ks. Bisk. Nomi "a. oraz iinnyych do
stojnik66w koscioa, vie. ducho.
wiiehsstwa dleellegacyi ii:sgo6cina miieejj
see ggddzie odbyy6 zig mia mial ,lb'aalnlkSie,tt,
towarzystWWa, b1iioracee ildzia} v Pc.
.c el1ctlziye, zaozeelyy rrozchodzii6
.Banlkkiiet u6wietnily icznleB m,oW,'yys
nlajjwybiitniejjszych osdb tax du77
I oohownych, jake tel j 4 dW Y Z 1 "a. .
TAX zakohczyyIa sic t. ceremonial nle,l,i
ilm1ponujaca, jedyna zapewne v sW 70.
in rodzzaju v stanrach zjednoezo-
nnnych nal tdra zjechaloo $wielee osdb; :
odlegaych navel stron, wspomnie-
ME kt6rej ma zaWsze . 20 tar w.pa-
mieci j sercu ucz.eas!tnniik6w.
Prey sposobneaei za1aczam kilka
slow uznania ola KuryerasP olskiego
"a prawdziiwie zydowski spryt do
handlu. Mech tam sobie ,,Nowinyss
co tylko zechca Kufyerowi zarzuca,
ia jednak uchy1am= czo1a pred jego
sprytem i przebiegloscia, Zapewne
i ,Nowinysst gdyby zechcialy bye
sprawiedliwe, to sprzyznaG muszgg ze
umie Kuryer po handlowemu rzecz
traktowaG. Me tax dawno DO yale
dwie pred kilku miesiqcami ten
(, ,zas}uzony szeerzyciel o6wiatys' kt6-
ry. ably wszechstronlnie swych cry.
telnik6w ,,oSwieea66ss zamieszcza
artykuly, nawet i takiegge Hodura,
glosil ze ks. Rhode ME. jest pola-
klein, DO jego nazwisko. brzmi ME
pc polsku. Ale mic. :dziwpego re
Kuryer tax pisa}, - wtenczas ME
by}o ~jeszcze pl'ewg:nrossci czy -nomina-
eva: nastqpi = ME widzial vice
:Kuryer zadnej " tenn ola siebie ko:
rzy6ci ably chwalic ksiedza Rhode
go; co innego teraz' = biskupa Rho
diego. Kuryerss ma !; sprycik" vie re
Z osobami wp}ywowemi lepiej ME
zadzierac. Takim sic nawet okaza}
gorliwie katolickiim, ze wysfa} de-
legacye do KS. .Biskupa Nomin. So
dzac zze taxa ,,szopka"" nagrodzi
obelgi jakiemi ko6ci6}; k%atolicki,
Gale duchowienistwo a TEN samem i
ks. Biskapa Rhodeegeo.o 1bor ID. J lea
" Pred kilku jeszczesssdniami Ku-
ryer ks. kanonika Gu1skiego wyzy=
wal takiemii wyrazam :. jakich ivy
xii uzyw,7a66 'adliiceznii6y,. ale. ale ME powaz-
ne pismo 10. jakiehttKuryer chce sic
.zaliczac, wyrazami takiemi, jake Y
jezzyku literackim 4~uppeefpie ME SO 50
ulzywane;; = no = ale. Kuryerowi to
sic .wybacza,> 30: ME Mona cd niego
zqda6 wiecej niz to Eco on da6,mozae.
Kiedy nadeszf e ! ,nominaeyya Prev.
KS. Gulskiego ma pra1ata, Kuryer
zmienil fronts i i zaamiast dotych.
czasowych obelg}a, ,;;zaszezycii}.s ks.
kanonika aye,zesnnii.aamlli wyyzzszyy'ch do
stojehstw, DO vie, ze: Prrafata cd
biskupa jeden tylko stopieh dzieli,
wolf vice wczesniej: zaskarbi6 sobie
wzgledy.
Ma zakohczeniie,:zz yeze Ci ,zacnyt'
Kuryerze troche wiecej sta}osci DO
iestes zmienny jalk marcowa pogo
sdas a bezczelny, ME do uwierzenia.
S. MARCZEWSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
KORES,PONDENCYE
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=; 9 Is =:
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!. SHOWERS TENN.
>27-go sLipca 1908.

27-go Lipca /. 1908.
Mkt jeszcze pewno ME
s1ysza1 ognaszei kolonii Pol
skiej.>w Tennessee. Jest mas
tutajj = olkolo IS familii Pol:
skich; many W1asny* koscio-
TX, chociaz .ubozuchny ale
czy6ciutki i poslozy nam do
p6ki ME pobudujemy wick
szej i okaza'szej 6wiatyni
Pa6skiej. j. s::"%. ~. :
Dotychczas ME mielismy
wfasnego :pasterz'a naszych
dusz, ale teraz zawita} do mas
ma , ! y + q .p r I P!rzzewie]e-
bny Ks. Micha} Pyplatz, Pro-
boszcz~ parafii 6w.~ J6zefa W
Chicago, Ill.
Spragnieni s}owa Bozego i
pociechy religijnej ze }zami
W oczachi' piowiitalidmy, ma
szego H.. Pyplatza " zesz1a
niedziie,le5 " naszym ko6cio}-.
Au',.1 ,.>4 ~. r. r.,
Plze g = !. do mas W rzew-
nych s(owach ofiarujac swo-
ia pomoc W potrzebie i po-
radzii, nam ,aby6my4 zalozyli
Towarzystwop od7wezwaniem
6w. J6zefa, :Patrona naszego
kosci6lka.
W zesz}a niedziele odby}
sic u mas pierwszy Stub W
naszym ko6ciolku zawie-
rail- zwiazek ma]ze6ski p.
Alexander K u%linowski z pan
ma Maryanna Tratniak. Pola-:
cy jedyn pc drugiem opusz-
czaja miasta i przychodza do
mas j -osiedlaja sic, DO tutaj
u mas ,klimat .bardzo dobry,
grunta ~wy6mienite, i So fax
ia ze ludzie watfego zdrowia,
p%rzybywszy do mas W kr6t-:
kim cczz'asie odzyskuja swe
normalne silly j Bogu dzieku.
ia ze tutaj przybyli. =.
Jest .tutaj BOWEN wielka
przysz1osc ola .Polak6w, ma
COZ sic masz .Bracie meczyc
i swoje zdrowie marnowac,
kiedy tutaj W zdrowym klima.
Gle izdrowem powietrzu mo-
zesz swoje zycie zrobic i zyc
,sobiezspokojnie,'. bez' zgie}ku
miastowego, 2 ptaszkami j
Gala przyroda. y
KCoby 5chcia1 tutaj PREY
BYE MECH przychodzi i ma
w1asne oczy przekona sic j
powii,e,. swieej braci Q okolicy
tu~tejszej. ID. :.
= G. waszelkie i%nformacye moz-
ma sic udac. do pana A. Ste.
fano ,Nii Showers, Tenn.
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