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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
THE TRUTH ALWAYS.

" When you are in doubt tell
the truth" It was an expert
enced old diplomat who said this
to a beginner in the work. 1t
may pass in some things, but
not in business. Fraud and de-
ception are often profitable so
long as concealed; yet detection
is certain sooner or later; then
comes the smash-up and the
punishment. The best and safest
way is to tell the truth all the
time. Thus you make fT.eIlj
that stick by you, and a reputa-
ton that is always worth TWEEN
ty shiIlings to the pound every.
where your goods are offered fer
sale. We are able modestly to
affirm, that it is on this basis
that the worldwide popularity of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
rests. The people have discov-
cred that this medicine is exact
" what it is said to be, and
that it does what we have al
ways declared it will do. It's ma
ture also has been frankly made
known. It is palatable as honey
and contains all the curative
properties of pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by us from fresh
cod livers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites and the Extracts of Malt
and Wild Cherry. A combi-
nation of supreme excellence
and medicinal merit. Nothing
has been so successful in Ane-
mia, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Infu-
enza, Loss of Flesh, Wasting
Diseases, and Coughs and Colds.
DR.. Austin D. Irvine, of Canada,
says: 81 have used it in cases
where cod liver oil was indica-
ted but could not be taken by
the patient, and the results fol-
lowing were very gratifying" 1t
cannot deceive or disappoint you,
Is effective from the first dose
and comes to the rescue of those
who have received no benefit
from any other treatment. 1t
represents the dawn of progress.
Sold by all chemists everywhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17

a London city man recently wrote
to a lawyer in another town asking
for information touching the standing
of a person there who had owed the
Londoner considerable sum of money
for long time. What property has
he that I could attach?' was one of
the question asked. The lawyer s reply
was to the. point "The person to
whom you refer" he wrote, "died a
year ago. He mas left nothing sub
ject to attachment except widow. -
Punch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
KAPPA LANDS WILL
SOON BE HOMESTEADED

Within a very short time the Kappa
lands, the object of so much recent
negotiations which proved abortive, will
be settled on the 999-year leasehold sys-
tenn by Hawaiian homesteaders, accord.
ing to the reports brought back from
the Garden Island by Land Commits
sioner Pratt, who returned to his of
fee from there yesterday. He visited
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
HONOLULU IRON WORKS
COMPANY.

Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized
Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En-
gineers' Supplies.
OFFICE-Nuuanu Street.
WQRKS-Kakaako, 100.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-02-02

been able to rise above the surroundings
made for him by Christian intolerance and
sanctifed prejudice Had the Jew lone other
wise his political and social prominence
would have been deferred From what the
Rabbi is reported to have said it would seem
that he has also degencrated into that habit
of assimilation by assuming to complain, as
Christian preachers do, of the failure of
wealthy Jews to donate more Ill orally 10 the
synagogue and its institutions. That the
Jew has seen fit to ignore the demands of
the priesthood, and shows so little regard for
the enslaving conditions stipulated for him
by the priesthood, is not only credit to
him, but an evidences DIT his assertion of in
dependence. Without this independence, or,
were the Jew to psra,J himself to become
subservient 70 the prie"ly"i again, he would
sink back TO those conditions thai mark
Christian countries on the European continent
today. The Rabbits motive may he discerned
in the following stascuers:
''rhe ancient Jewish laws demanded that
one of the faith give every year as his share
of the tithes one-tenth of his yearly income.
Should that same principle he carried into
effect today we would have less misery and
pain"
After all it is simply question of the
tithes
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-02-02

organized institution, this work is expected
to prove a wade mecum that shall be invalu
able to him who would solve the eternal
questions with which all mankind is concerned.
Before the work will be permitted to get
upon the market bearing the nomenclature of
Catholic" it must, of necessity, receive the
sanction of the vatican, and this papal tolera
ton is enough to condemn it in the minds of
thinking people. The nationalist and intelli-
gent thinker must refuse to take his literary
and theological medicine from Rome. The
productions are too certain to be "doctored"
and Rome does doctor" where books are con-
cerned and intended for popular sale. Inas'
much the encyclopedia takes in the whole
gamut of religious creeds from Buddah TO
Zoroaster, from Nebo to Calvary, and
sumes to supply both history and definition,
cause and effect, the Freethinker can well
imagine what it must contain having re-
ceived the papal benediction and sanction.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-02-02
A CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.

Catholicism is not content, nor is it salts
fed with the Encyclopedias that have been
published and put into the hands of the
reading public, for the reason that Catholic
doctrine has not been accorded a prominent
and conspicuous place in the definitions As
result of this the church has seen fit to
collaborate and publish a new encyclopedia of
a distinctly Catholic type in which it is pro-
posed to throw new light" upon the basis
of human thought touching superhuman
themes. When the Catholic undertakes to
throw any light upon human thought, in any
direction, that light will be reflected through
tinted glass, and pains will be taken to have
the coloring made to fit theological teachings.
1t has been well said that light is hurtful to
weak eyes" and should the light be new" it
would become more dangerous than ever.
Naturally, and as might have been expected,
the reviewers have been able to get in their
work, and the two volumes of the production
which have been issued, with third on the
press, are commended as being monument
to intellectual progress in the pathway of
great IDEAS" Aside from the historic fact
that no really great" ideas have ever
'emanated from the Catholic church, as an
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-02-02
TOO SERIOUS FOR A JOKE.

Although regarded in the light of an ex-
ceent joke, there is, none the less, some
thing pathetically true in the bill offered
before the new legislative assembly of the
State of Oklahoma, which suggests the estab-
lishment of a State bureau whose sole duty
it shall be to supply parsons with texts.
This would be new departure and as the
states undertakes to regulate the business of
retailing liquor by restrictive and sumptuary
law, why should it not also regulate the
doctrnal preaching from the several pulpits?
If there be fgurative hell in the particular
brand of fire water" sold in Oklahoma, one
thing is certain it is pedded here and man
gets through with it schedule time. The
biblical hell peddled from the pupits is not
intended for this world, nor is it of short
duration, but is held in reserve for another
world and is to last through all eternity
While such bureau, in operation, might
work hardship upon sectarian enterprise, by
compelling Baptist to preach from Pres
byterian text, or Methodist to undertake an
explanation of the Episcopal prayer book, the
greatest confusion would naturally arise over
the use of water in the different degrees of
baptism. Still the bureau might do good. By
abolishing many of the modern texts and
supplying the parsons with line of new
goods their congregations may be benefited
and spared many hours of pastoral torture and
religious agony. On the other hand the
bureau is designed to be of service to the
preachers, in that it proposes go further than
merely supplying text, but will, upon appli-
cation, signed by at least ten freeholders of
the district to show that the applicant is act
ing in good faith, actually supply him with a
complete sermon, up-to-date, and containing
all the necessary embellishments The further
proposition is made that the position of bureau
chief can be had by any farmer in the State
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-02-02
THE SAME OLD TALE.

Orthodoxy assumes the same dogmatic as
pect no matter the guise or name under which
it is presented. The priests of one religious
faith deride those leaders of an opposing re-
ligious faith for their lack of liberality, as
Stunning themselves to be o. X. on the subject.
With them, as a GLASS; Orthodoxy is all right
so long their own shibboleths be maintained.
1t is well known fact some of the greatest
men known in all history have sprung from
the loins of Judah, and many of the smallest
can trace their origin to the same cause.
Baron Hirsch was the greatest phianthropist
of his day either in out OF the Jewish
church. Baron Rothchild is the example OF
the other extreme. He knows no charity,
no philanthropy, save that which lies in div
idend, while the world is full of Shylocks
who continually demand their pound OF
flesh" and they want it from next to the
heart" or as close thereto they can get it.
To great extent they are not to be blamed
for it as they are simply the products of
Christian persecution and tyranny. In other
words they what they are by reason OF
environment They did not make the condi-
tions, the conditions made them, but many OF
them are now in a position to control con-
ditions This fact finds corroboration from
the fact that during Disraeli's term of power
in Great Britain, other Christian nations
so-called, including America found room for
criticism that a Jew should be made Premier
of the leading Protestant Christian nation in
the world Now we find Jew in the cabinet
of President Roosevelt and an ATHEIST Jew ell
ected to the Mayorality of Rome. Let us be
understood. This recital is not made in
spirit of fault finding. AS between races of
men the Blade recognizes no distinction
1t congratulates men of all nations race,
who have brain and character strong enough
to work their way to the top and compliments
is simply directed to these facts to show that
in spite of Christian persecution and oppc
sition men can win glory and honor among
their fellows. Their success, however, is due
to the fact that they have readily assimi-
lated themselves to their surroundings and so
labored as to make their own individuality
a part of them and absolutely necessary to
the present emergency. And yet here comes
Rabbi Samuel Schulman, of Temple BETHEL,
of New York, who sees fit to censure the Jews
in America because they have departed from
the religiosity of their race" and made them
selves part of the life of the new country"
Only that the Jew has done those things of
which the eminent Rabbi complains, has he
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

4lLzElz:Nll.AI, Il - Zdl .ar.7I
sie eu44snntnyB ypadekRo
dhih MeMagter Chicago
spedzila 10 Rakacye na Tar
mieKswej Gimp Pleasant mad
brzegiem rzeki- onegdaj ka-
palissie eni j dostali sic na
gletfneel ppr,z'y'1c;zzelmn wrzyscy.
czWf ro utonne I 81 Plata 3! osoba'
towfrzyszka ichsranna Laura
Huckder 1bjfsdfsaszla Smier-
Ct. Dpuwiada ona,7e m1oda
panisM M Master dostala sic
pierwsza IA g1ebie, a ratuja-
cego jass meka wciagne}a "a
soba pod wode. Kiedy wi
dzacy to rodzlce Nc Mastra
poepieszy1im 1aodym ma po-
moe - utoneli r6wniez.
"a ~ - tL.- ry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
NATAI.IA GRUTZA
alias Marczewski)
~OGRABIENIlE ZMAR-
kNyH
Obrazek z WalN4O religie
we FrancYi.

Kaplan siedH Y swojem
biurze j przyjmnje interesan-
tow. Jest TO wlasnie godzina
posluchah. w tel chwii ktos
puka niiesrniaIo Mchodzi
stara kobieta. Ma je tWarzy
praca j trosH wyryly Shady,
ale ME Sprawl nna wrazeniaa
biednej iswynedsnialei,, lecr
osnaby, ktora pilno5cia j osz.
csednoeeia E~apswnila sobie
spokojny witcz6r lycia.
Przeprasza1n ksiedn
probosscza, ie przeszkad,za ! q
s.. oaezNah NE przybY1a
ale TO nie potrWa d1ugo.
NisszaiaIp z WahaniitB1m
spowisdziala staruszka be No
wal,iak sdyby Mo q I ], 4. s.
al v jaki grsos6db prsedlDkyt
sFoia pro,sl1be ....s
K 8, I 81 pprzysuivl G s.
apTzei11ie krzssloi pYa -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi,

Minn,-
W n1iiieasizlkk:a l' j niejakiej FIR.
Lindburg, pm ! 1924 10 ave-,
zna]azio smiert " plomie.
mach i troje jej malyoh die:
ci. M I,: zamknela dzieci "
mieszkauiu, kiedy wycHodzi-
Ia. naasI,rawunki do miasta. W
niewyjasniony spos6b wy.
buchi W m,ieszkaniu pazar.
kt6ry sasiedzi zauwazyli do.
piero gdy dzieei zacze.
1y przerazliwie krzyczyt. Ra.
tunek jednak okazai sic ME
mo&liwym, paniewaz plomie'
ME wypelnil5 ca1y dom tax
ze juz dostapic do niego ME
bylo mozna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

SEsL Z - "a : - - = #
PITTSbURG. Pa, Pomie-
dry kompania Pressed Steel
Car Go. a nowo powsta3a
kompania Could
tocza sic perraktacye " celu
zawarcia :kontraktu ma dostsr-
genie tel ostatniej 10 tysie.
cy ~stalowych wagon6w "a SUI
me l0milion6w dolar6w. OBJ
stalunek, gdy przyjdzie dc
zgody, gotowy ma bye "
trzech latach- ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
JERSEY CITY N. J

JERSEY CITY N. Y.
Szcze6cie wnieszczes6eiu spot
kalo*pania Katarzyne Moore,
zamieszkals pa. s 8; Frazer
place, K e! eta "a, kt6na wazy
blisko.r 200 iunt6H, patraac
oknem aasulioe Wysunela sic
n dAlsko; atnseac r6Wnowa-
ge upad[lltaIsa calyms cieEarem
ciala, brnk. Podniesiono
il be. plzy " i "a: zabrs--
no. % szpitsla miejskiego,
gdyie doktorzy skonstatowa-
Ii, it ofia12sMlaspej nieostroz-
no6cijakIns Nczefliwym wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
MILWAUKEE, Wis.

dnia 8 Sisrnnis 1908.
Opr6cz Boga jeste5my jed
max wszyscy omylni ma.
vet j KuIjer Polskil Coz
vice movie dopisro Q zwyk-
lych snliertelnikachf -.
Osmielam sic zwrocit uwa-
go S~zanownego KurjeIa, ze
jest " bledMes adzac 70 Wiel.
Ks. Pociecha Jest antorem
lego jak Ku1jer she wyrazi1
ujadanias q wla6ciwie tychI
skilku SLOW szczerej praWdy
w~ystosowanYch pod adresem
Kurjera " przedostatniem
Nrze t.Wiarusa4 Dutorka to.
go jest nizej poapisana..
inca culpa4 Bije sic Y
piersi na znak skruchy.) Maj
znpelniej vice niesln5znie
Kurjer " sw6j zwykly ME-
p~rzyzwoitY spos6b napadl mn
Wiel. ka. Pocieche, = eo4csr-
|je sic v obowiazku nalmoc-
[nid Go przeprosiE, lem
chot pom;lno woistslasie
tego puwodsm.
Jekeli Kausjsrowistak jest
aseprzyjemnniell nl1lsslyssee tylko
ai -, slbw prawd
- secilce WEil6t pod uWags
10, % sttolkZrpt wiscej nieprzy-
jslnlni,ie jestt5 llk's1d!sIn,n prlavl.s 4,
mn 1ll katolikk,o,xsi,z p KaIjjsr y !
kllagzidl1yy'ml,ls Mr. = s..rcsesd. 4
blotem misszs Wszystkich
ksiazus kafIalir ie {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
padkiem ma Wsz,gtkie kosal
|1droWe i zyt bed1e. ylko.
swei otylosci mole zawdzie-
eye 1ycie.

.s454As
B n. W Y a.
dine policyjnym1a. ataNai 4. mic AZ.
jaki5 Eugene DAILY, Ca,icago
ktbrago a~reBztowano "a Wild
ozegostwo. Jakiez b.y ,lI1 j
q zdziNienie sedziego, gaH
toku rozprawy Daily ndo .
wodniI, 10 posiada majatek !,
knryprzynosi MI $40 d Y ! q.
MIC dochodn. ~ Pan Jest bo-
gatszym odemnie rzekl %,
dzia j wypu6cil oskarzonego
ma wolnose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

LINCOLN,
Neb Kiedy Bryanadowie-
dzia1 sig, he "a jego przykfa-
dem I Taft zdecydowal sic
wyp'oiowiedziat do fon,ografu
szereg kr6tkieh m6w progra-
move : agitacyjnych. Mat
sic ukmia6 2 .tego szezerze.
rzek,:3 sK;edy@ ia :postanowi-
wisem uzzyt fonografu do ce-
low :agi til, WOW "a gazety
republikahskie ironicznie j
syde|r''e||zzo' is klrytykoWaly ten po-
myal. 4 .appoa6b. ale zapewne
terazs ustanieta nieuzasadnio-
ma krytyka, q fonograf " po-
lityce uznany zostanie "a ma
der s'prt.z:ygzwoity j godziwy
spos6b a,gitacyi: dlaczego, DO
i p. Taft zdecvdowal. sic 60
uzyf.. Republikanie zdaje sic
ME tylko nssza platforme, ale
j nasze sposoby agitacyi ma
Eladuia!!'' ys4t ~...::.s. '.2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

WASHINGTON, D. C. -
Lekarze armii ma Filipinach
przediozyli tn sprawozdanie
co do wypadk6w febry tax
zwanej ,Dengne~, kt6ra see
sic. " poblizu fortu
Mckinley. Febre to roznosza
dlatego tez lekarze
podnosza potrzebe tepienia
moskit6w. Wydziaf wojenny
uchwalil $4,000 ma urzad1e-
ME W budynkach przezna-
czonych ola wojska siatek
druciannych. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

tyln podobnllsl,)s = Hapid il s = q :
ienadal
poaczaa s.
konersgaryi stoia. ka q ll b.
-.
Cd kongregacyl kz g
r1a, xaleky mianoWanis bisku-
pow, nadz6rnsd dyeoezyannlaliil
/ seminaryam.
KongreglcJas koneylium,'
nosstrzygas1 kIwestyach dys-
(nypainarnVch i Hiazy swiec-
kich j ludu. s...,
= yo.,ngregacya PropagandY
ink juz wyksj q nna .lI!ll
przestaie mist zwierzehni--
ctwo j zar2ad sduchowy v A.
nglI, SzkocY, Irlandyi, Ho-
landyi, ~Luksemburgu, Kana-
|dzie, Terranowa, Y stanach
81, odtad bowiean kraje te
ME beda t. Nv. misyinemi j
w:hodza do zarzadu zwyklych
kongregacyi.
Tribunal Penitencyaryi,
pozostaje trybuna1em ola
forum intarnnm sumie-
mia.
Galy memorial sadowy
przydanym zostaje trybuna-
lom ,,Rotya (lsza j 2-ga in
stancya) oraz Sygnsturze, ja-
ko instancyi kasacyjnej.
Ktokolwiek zdnlnym Jest
do tego, moze broni6 spraWy
sWojej bez adwokat6W; roz-
prawa ustna pred zsedziami
Jest dozWolona. Pr6cz tego,
|beda ustanowieni adwokaci
konsYstoryalni, a5y broni6,
bezplatnie, spraw ludzi nieza-
moznych. Taksy NIGGA bye
" danych razach, zmnieiszo-
ne.
Biura dykasteryi, beda OF
warte nawet " czasie waka-
cyl letnich. [l)otad bylo pre-
Eciwniel.
Kazdy kto mial spraWe y
Watykanie, zrozumie donio-
slnse reformy. Wszystkie "a
starzalo6ci utrudnienia pro-
napies jest Il allnysIen e Il
.gicznym j praktycznym, po-
mimo dobroci j 1agodno6ci.
iSwiadczy Q tenn reforma Or
Tganizacyi Watykanu j zapo-
wiedziana nova kodyfikaeya.
prawa kanonicznego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

&S4M-s - So I'M EsSS8i2SF
Srebrno 1--WE ba-
~Mjllelnic,oiWle blanl Hlety,
zMykllal cena Be. y
tlym tYgodaiu 69e ,.
H GhOltes 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13


nlnllrilylchirsczz lI ID1lll6l
q =. eswseo prog;I..m . effIllk 10y
no k1rsspondencye odsu-
sc1aane rpzlno,wys i1w1nc
.k ll' .s.peeYlya zpcdtob
N 6Hi6ssttssaa = nnapswDo -
kaIbi sobis tenn Wdziecxno6lc
1w,,lskystflkich l,raWych i ucsci-l
wych ndl.
PFrked kilku dniami pre-
uczytalam Y Kn1ierse zdanie,
isssa tacy, Ola Il, ktorYch MO
mn mic swietsgo opr6cz ichI
wIasnsgo mmolubstwa
lzkoda jednak, b Kurjer.
mic dodal, 70 najlepiej to do
niego samego zastosowat
molina, 90 rzeczywi6cie ola
Kurjora aieIla N BwiecieII
mic sWIetego Oprdcz tegoI
W1asnegO s~aInOlubsfwa.
Me uszanuie on mic. lOpr6cs
siebie - natnralnisl) Me u;
sszanuje rsligii AMI kosciola,
ME uszanuje stanu kaplah-
skiego ME uznaje navel ma
iestatu 6mierci, szarpiac pa
mice tych, kt6rych Bog JUL.
do sisbis poWolal. Me do
syc Knrjerowi togo, be swo.
je. despotyczne panowanie.
narzuca JUL prawie calemu
6wiatu, to jeszcze, chce same
go Boga poprawiat wydalac.
swoje "~nieomylne wyroki
10 tych, kt6rych ten Najspra-
wiedliwszy sedzia osadzil juz
sannl Oj So upamietania, u
pamietania, DO Bog ME rych55
Hwy ale sprawiedliwyl
4 Piszacej te stowa AMI by
Sic nawet ME 6ni1o nigdyI
wzia6t pi6ro do reki, gdybyI
ME by4a zmuszona do tego5
.ciagleml bezczeszczeniem
przez Kurjer j jego zwolsn-
inflow, pamieci czlo#ieka,
.kt6ry JUL od Int 7miu spo-
czywa " g1obie, 3 v kt6re-
go chronic stana6 Jest moim1
swietym obowi4zkiem
przed kt6rym ME cofne sie
Prosze vice Szan. Czy-
telnik6wo pobiazliWose, je-
skeli wladam MIN ME udol-
ME, DO zupelnie brak mi
wpraWy j kwalifikavcyi ma IL
teratke.
lalias Marczewski)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

sSasSssSSssss asas9ss snsss SsSasssssssSs ssMssaasss Sg ssgssSSssSs
. byla oddprg i il:|IIss.ss'
zssz1a 6rode, 1 4, i|l!lll'sas
hhk5snie zDstaa a1lf,syl -
|dEana Z ambony. To.pll.
stalo dc prze1 1apomnli1 -
- Proszeo nazWisko
- WdoWa Ladwiln
beau.
Kapian wziaf do raH lSs
|secEke : zapiskami, prsegs
dsl obracal karty. Il,, !
|dInga chWile.
Blrdzo mi przykD
rzsH wreszcie - d mn1s
nj nie sam6Wila Msgy
Czy pan,i kogo przyslalha' a q
mnie. ,ssSg|
Staruszka re zdziwieni6
|spojrzah IA m6Wiaoego. Co..
proboszcz ME moze wiedxie66s
Q wszystkiem 30 dopielo - -
|kilkn mieGecy zDajduje N
v tej parafii.
- Me Eam6W;on4 M4szat
mann ma mv6li, tylkos doroez
ne nabozefstwo zalobne, .
|kt6re zlozylismy lsgat. Int q
siedm lat temu, jak z '
maj moi j is zroblii6mY -
piis iooroeznie " istopaa1zaaiae,
odbywala ME Msza 5w. rega
larnie. ..:zsI
Kaplan zrosumial, Widoez
ME mial pred aoha poczcj-
wa starnszke, kt6ra ME tross-
czyla sic wcale o polityk
ME wied7iaia, CO SIG " kfa-
u dzieje.
Me czyta PAM gazetl
Prawde powiedziawszy,
lyle co mic. Mann dosyt .
|jecia, q tego, co tam robin
wysoey panowie, tax ME TO
zumiem przeciez.
- Kochana PAM, ME IL
knij sic, ale VASE zapis nl t.
ME istnieje. WysocypanoNis
" Paryan 6ciagneli to pienia-
DE do kasy. !,
Kobieta ME mogla sl6w
znalezc Przerazona patrzaaal
ma kapfana wie1kiem Uvzla.
Eiak gdyby ME rozumiala g
go, co uslyszala. !
49, To pvwnie 90 CT pans
vie, kt6rzy teraz kazal bn
RYE koscioly. Tax: to : pew,
noscia ci sami!
- Tax Jest, ci, kt6rych lud
Eposyla do Paryzs M to, aby
uchwalali prawa. PostaneKh
.oni, ze kosciolom trzeba ~
.braG wszystko, . vice j pO
-bozne zspisy. = IS
. - Vice zabrai snas5sl
.krwawo zaoezczedzone pieni9-
DIE, ukradii- je, zagrabiM
.Skrzywdzili i ograbili ~ gro
bic To niepodobna, to ME
MOTIVE!
Lev tamowaly CLOS starnss--
Ii, gdy zaczela opowiadAt
|historye owego zapisu. D&is-
81 wszystkie ponarly mloa
ona i maj jej oszcsedsal
ably 20 smierci bye pewalg
mi modlitwy. :Przy najRisk-
sezych ofiarsch ulokyi tysi4e
frank6w, ably ME bye zapon
niani " grobie. Ten xapis
byI pociecha jej nlnierajlce
go maza, = ona 2 jakislnzsAl
dDWoleniem myslala czesto 81
tenn, ae po smierci Mo nbsa
knie jejmodlitwy.
M ko6cn oburzamie og1a
nalo stara kobiete. 2 gnieWs!nl
zawo1ala: ,.sFs 81
"a nsEE I. N.AL ~ >.-2 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Zmar4a
tn onegdaj " "a roku zyciu
nieiaka Ma5gorzata Castens,
kt6ra otrzymala cd jednego
z berli1skich bank6w sumo
$4,000 wskutek niezwyk1ej
umowy z bankiem tym "a
wartej. Kiedy Mslgorzsta G.
by1a jeszcze pensyonarka "
szkolach. u1ozyia sic ona j
kilka jej kolezanek z owym
bankierem De beda mu placit
corocznie pewna sumo, kt6ra
wraz z proeentam' otrzyma
ia, kt6ra najdluaei zye be-
die. Pred 3ma laty Ceste1,-
sowa dowiedziala sic, ze jest
2 owych swych kolezanek o.
statnia zyiaca j zasadala cd
s~wspomionego banku wyplaty
.um6Wionei sunny. Dostala
r~zeczywisnie $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

WASHINGTON, D.
Aresztowano tu Cherlesa
Martini SONS, oraz jeggozdiiMag7l1l
przyjaci61 a. G. Coleya
L.. Whita "a oblepienie gssta
smola q. E. Blissa, WYbitne.