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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03

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past weeks. Is expected nome this
evening. He will be accompanied BY
Miss Lucille Parks. Tough. WAC has
boon visiting at Hendricks for three
weeks, and Miss Dollic Virginia Pol
Ing. who will be i guest ut the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. M G. Tough on Locust
aveanc.
III Ku$herilc Marie. the infant daugh-
Ter, of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Ilogc, who
mas been quite Ill for several days. Is
somewhat improved to-day.
Mrs. Simpson McCnnnaughcy. of
Springfield Ill. is in Tile city. hav'
ing been called here by the illness OF
Mr.. s. A. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Fletcher wen:
to Harrison county to-day. where they
Will spend. several days with relatives.
Mr.. S. a. Dean. who is critically III
at Cook Hospital. Is resting easier to-
day. and his condition Is more cncour-
aging. I.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Carney Christie Home.

Carney p. Christie returned here on
5b last night from Nc" York City.
where nc will spend n short vacation
before leaving fer Chicago. where lie
will :ppc2r in n leading role In Joe
iWcbcr's "ClrlaX." MIR. Christie has
,bccn rchc":sing daily III Da1cy's Thea.
TIRE for The past six weeks under til O
direction OF the author Of the play. Mr..
John f-lckc. Carney takes the part OF
n young italian composer. and this
part gives him splendid opportunity to
display his talent rs n tlamatist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
SO $50 y
MISS FLORA HAYES
10 Reported to BeSvcry III Of TyPholdi
Fever at Huntington.

A mcssnge a received here yeste-s
day announcing the critical illness scf
Miss Flora Hayes, Miss; Hayes has
been iii for Tho past five weeks. n
hospital In Huntington, with typhoid
fever. She is head of tho piano work,
IN Marsh1ll college in that city. Sha3
Is u daughter OF Mrs. Walter Hayes.
of Morgantown, and n niece OF Mrs:
Curt Fleming and Mrs. Christie Hayes.
of this city. The message stated that
her relatives Ind been sent for on nc
cou.t Of the scrinusncss of her condl-,
ton. Miss Hayes is well known la
this city and t!rrouEnout&th the state. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
PLAYFUL BULLET
cavortcd Aroused When Sent After a
Pnlecat.

~. -AL - La 49,
1t was 4 woman behind the EtlnBins
Fifth ward last night and the ball,
fired %pranccI around all Fpurt
street. 1t all happened too because y
member of the putorins foetidus FAM
i1y came out to gsmbol In the moon-
light. The lady saw the little animal
playing: she hurried Tor a$gnn, took
aim and fred. The bnll hit2n brick
and glanced across the street..
struck Mrs. Page. who was sitting on
DR.. Hills porch. In the wrist,
bullet passed on striking DR.. HITS
hat cutting three holes In It. From
The hat it struck 2 neighboring board
whlch 1t penetrated. The. animal was
unframed and sramrcrcd off during
the %comrnotion that followed the shoot
Ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Entertained at whist.

Mrs. Ira l.. Smith entertained last
evening with Il whist party Mt her
TO Misses Bessie Chancellor and kath.
crime Morris. OF Parkcrsbnrg. and Miss
Nolltc Peppers, of Bnrnsvilie. Seven
tnhleE were occupied by tic guests.
and n delightful evening was spent.
Tie Smith homo was prcttlTy decorat-
oil In flowers anu grcencry. During
thc evening delicious refreshments
were served. w @
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Funeral of William Carleton.

Funeral services over the remains
Of Mr.. William Carleton. who WIS
found dead III his bed at his home nclr
C%larkaburG Thursday morning. were
hell this afternoon ut nnc'thirLy
o'clnch from the Lcr2llc residence ut
MnnonEall. Tic services were coi-
Quoted by Rev. w. O. David and inter-
terry. Mr.. Carleton WAS siNty-ninc
years OF 6 anu is survived by Ills
wife and five SONS anil daughters. U:-
dert1ksr II. x. Cunningham had charge
of lie irtrrn1cnt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Miss Morris Rcturnu Home.

Miss katherine Morris returned to-
itAy to her home ut PnrkcrsburI after
n visit here at the homo OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs.-W. u. Arnctt on Pike street. Miss
Nellie Peppers. who hiss also been n
guest Mt the Arnctt home, returned
this morning TO ner nomc mt burns
villa. Miss Bessie Chancellor. Of Par
kcrsh1rs. will spend ON time harc
before returning to Inrkcrsbnrg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
buried ii Holy Cross Cemetery.

Tic remains OF Mrs. Mary Kennedy
whose death occurrets Wednesday, at.
her home ut Huntington, were brought.
acre this morning on the 1898 train
and taken direct to Holy Cross Gene
terry, where they were laid at rest.
A number of relatives and friends Of
Tie deceased accompanied the remains
to this city and they were Joined here
by several relatives and friends OF this
city The lntermcnt was In charge OF
Undertaken r. c.. Jones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
SCHOOL NEWS
of INTEREST
SuPT. .SHAWkEY LEAVES FOR
pENvER-STATE BOARD OF
REGENTS MEET JULY IS.

CHARLESTON. July Estate SUI
p%erintcndcnt NJ. p. Shnwkcy left ut
noon yesterday for Denver. Colorado.
TO attend the annual meeting of the
National Ehucntinnal Association.
which will meet In TINT city OH July 8
AMI continue until July o.
Superintendent Shnwkcy will spend
twelve or fourteen days In Colorado
here for tho first meeting OF the nrv
Board OF Regents for tho educational
institutions OF tho Stale which will
hold their first meeting In Charleston
on July IL.
Tie latter date is also tnc date OF
tho beginning Of the second uniform
examination for teachers. TIC grad
Ing OF papers OF the $500 applicants
on The May examination h1s Just baen
completed. and the results show That
only about 40 applicants were sue
ccssful in securing first grade ccrtiil-
cnt"s.
First Grade Certificates.
The small number OF first graded
certificates do mol tlulchln tnal Inc
examination was unreasonable, but
shows that tho manuscripts c:
carefully graded and TINT the c&;n-
@inn,ion was carefully guarded TO pre-
vent any Irregularities.
before leaving for The west. Sunt.
Shnwkcy gave out a list OF the grad
crs nc has appointed Sol the July cx-
animation. MS follows: Prof. i. y.
Trottcr. MnrEantown; Supt. G.. II.
Murray. Williamson: S,lpt. II. A..
Riggs. Wcllsbur.: Mrs. Mary II. Nc
GwiEnn, Mrs. j.. j. Hall. M1ry y. Foil
talnc and Alice McClesncy. Charles
ton; Supt. J. Fl. Gaid. Princeton;
5un:. Geo. w. Hogg, Bethany: Flor
encc jackson. New Haven; Supt. w.
C. Gist. Kinswood; Nan X. Hepburn.
Piedmont: Hattie Cults. Montgoin-
cry: Mrs. Ella V. Martin. morgan
tnwn: Elizabeth Pryor. East Bank,
and a. l.. Marble. Comfort.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
compIets Harvard Law Course.

Frank Haymopd arrived home last.
night from Cambridge, Mass, where.
he has Just completed the law course
al. Harvard University: MI. Raymond;
made an enyiablc3 record while atsHaf-
ward. having completed with hpnors5
the law course in n period Of three.
years. Mr.. Hnymonl{w will ibc %assoclat-
cd with his father. Mr.. W.. aiiay.
mond. in the practice OF his profession.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03


~ N. ~ y lH's' ~ =. ~
WI We E 9 us nome - AlorEn'
nsthls Yenihg,a4 Waere he w =
Rspyer sun 6Aiohons'
}iss Mary aHchcknhs Gnlland' or FL
isfthe$c har1ninE guest OF Mr.. and
I'M. 8. Black, On Bcnoni avenue.
i ro,dn q jndsny ar Baltimore.
s ss+ ~ Nina of ami Mrs.
sssr ! !, = IS : r.et
!.
ssi1lliiah III ~! n ma -. 80. go
(hoIl le Y NY 49, 20
WITH >-tlaI
Sda!ighter. vas bprn Scstef1ay TO
4ana Airs shcrWsbuly M1llcr u
hume neVirglnia3ayenuc
EEhter. Miss Alma, left today for a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at KinEwood.
spTpTonl, md Miss Ida stone OF.
Ecity ami guest Miss RpaaIln !trsur-
INSTRUMENTATION spent thc past
htaWarIn sf1rinEs Va.
i'll Martha sTate. or Cl1rkshuurg,
81 e,icst nf4the Misses!Nay on yval-
vnn,ie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03

Bio Crowd for CitaH1l.

Owing to no morning or afternoon.
excursion tomorrow The Woodward!
will nave Il crowd or her whca she
leaves ais y. m. for Catawbl and re-
turn. Tic fare tomorrow evening Will
be 25 ccnts Gool music VIII be fur-
nishrl. %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
NOTICE.
June :5. 1909.

3HHc ~. 17H7.
Officer and members Col. a. Howard
Fleming Lodge. No. sos, B. R,'T.:
The time aud place OF meetings have
been changed to tho Red Mems Hall.
lst ward. over Springer Bros fnrn:-
lure store. list and I'll Wednesday
night, 1880 O'clock. 81 and last sunday.
1880 y. m. Taking effect July 1sr.
1909.
Al. II. NuZU,T. Master.
Il. ID. HOLDEN. Sec'y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
second Visit OF the stork.

DR.. and Mrs. w. II. sands are the
proud parents OF q fine son, which was
born -to. them yesterday at their home
OH Fdirntont venue. This lis the sec
ond non 10 be born to pr, and Mrs:
Sands.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
G.. A.. r.

Pierront Post No. Gall members
are ~requestc1J to meet 1T their anI1
Sunday. July 4, ut . p. III. sharp TO at
tent tho funeral or Comrhtlc Englc.
c. Z. MATES. Commander.
M. D.sOR4t. Ait.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Attention M Pnstl

All members OF Meade Post No. q
q. A. r.. arc requested TO meet at the
Post room Sunday afternoons at two
mSn,lcr jeremiah I1ngle. 1t Isl desired
that each and evcryso OLD soldier ln$ths5
city attend tails service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03

NOTICE..

On Monday. July 5. the l.. G.. Wool
ward will not leave the local wharf
for pittshmrE until a:15 n. III. The boat
VIII be held Mt the request of some
persons coming from Warrington anil
Clarksbur. and other street car points
on the 0 n. m. cars VINO want to take
the bout for points down the river.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Mr.. Fleming Returns.

Mr.. u. d. Fleming. Of Fifth ward.
who went to Ashville. N. c.. about 4:
week ago returned last evening. He
says his o Glenn. Is doing very nice
ly now. sleeps well and socs about the
town wherever he wishes 10 go. He
will probably get back to r irmont
within q few weeks. temporarily at
icnst.
Many people are planning to take
the splendid trip to Pittshurg by the
steamer l.. C.. Woodward by water. BE
ono OF the number that will take this
trip whom the Woodward leaves the
local wharf OH her next trip. Monday,
morning. July s..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Only Ono No. One Here.

There seemed to be n heavy frost Iii
the State uniform examinations held
III May. County Superintendent Car:
ter l.. Faust ilcar.l from tho May cx;
%llnInltinns today. The result III this
county was rs follows: l No. 1 c%crtifi-
cate: IS No. . certificates; 90 N. .
certificates and 81 failures. The re-
suit is much tne same Throughout thH
State. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03

Miss Mary Frances llasscrly Hntl
Master Charles Eagserty. Of Farming
.s .-". $500. .r|.-a
ton. urc guests Of Miss Sara Dccvcny..
Oh cBnoni avenue. e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03
Refreshing aThouuht.

I It Is refreshing to know that Mt tlr
same time the local ice companies al
.%Yancel the prlce5p of Observation-Disclosures
was a slump In the thigl Temperature.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-03

An infant child OF Mr.. Daniel Fan.
tic. OF New Central. died ut the home
of It's parents today. aged eleven;
months. III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
UcZmy dzfeci nasze CZytaf
pisac 1 movie pc polsku!
0 TEN I @ OWEN.

Gwiazdka homie obdarzy}a
wschodnie S:tany. Ca1y w6r
gwiazdkowy sniegu i kilka
miech6w wiatru - OF i Gala
gwiazdka!
ZIosliwi twierdza, re to
biegua p6lnocny msci sic "a
odkrycie svej %tajemnicy. W
to uwierza wszyscy, co W
przyrodzie upatruja b"ga
swego.
Rok 1909 "a dolby dwie
utonie w oceanic przesz}osci.
Kto ma z MIN jake ra-
chunki MECH sic sp:eszy z
lch ureguloWaniem.
Rok" starry W ostatnich CA
sach zapisaf sic W swiecie
politycznym az trzema NOR
derstwami: W Petersburgu,
Seoul W Korei W Bombay W
Indyach wschodnich.
w Petersburgu putkownik
policyi Karpow pad} .ofiara
.bomby anarchistyc1oej. W
Seoul zakl6l ma; sh,ierc pa
tryotycznego' premiere mini.
str6w Yi-ego jakis japo6-
czyk,. tax przynajmniej po~
i~nformowano prase; W BON.
bay gl6wny zarzadca Nasiku.
Artur M. T. Jackson, anglik
poni6si gwaftowna 6mierc 2
reki krajowc6w, kt6rzy bar
T---l -. - 4 s4-. . -. s~ q - 49, =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
siebie j ma dis;

Ola siebie j ma dis; po--
tomkowie nasi maja prawo
zadac Cd ojc6w rachunku,
jak tez grunt pod ich szcze.
sliwosc przygotowali; vice
moi czytelnicy, r6bmy swoje
jakbysmy mieli I'VE wiecznie
DO zawsze znajda sic tacy,
kt6rzy prace nasza podejma
dalej, ably tylko ME zabrak}o
i'm gruntu pod nogami.
" imie Boze zatem, co be-
die, to bedzie, a my bracia
dalej naprz6d z wiara / uf-
noecia! '."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

ia, ogorza}ego Oh prominent
s1onecznych; cieszy} sic, Cd
czas6w swojego zbaw:zego
odkrycia, wielkiem powaza-
MEM u rodak6w; daWno po-
rzuci} praktyczna l2abele,
d1ugo wi6czy} sic po lasach
jake m~ysliwy;teraz byl jed
nym Il zalotnik0W sniadej
Saskyi.
Gag daisy nastap!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
P0g1zCb ryby IA
~Zyd0WSklcln.

,,Ungar Kcrespoudenz" po-
mieszcza cIekawa k]orespon-
dencye Kcresztur ma We
grzech, kt0ra dcwodzi, do
iakiego stopnia smiesznosci
dochodzi zabobonnosC, wciaz
ieszcze SLIME zakcrzeni0na
wsr6d ludnosci zydowskiej.
Ot6z pewnego dnia wyda-
rzy} sic W wymienionej n'iei~
scowoSci nastepujacy wypa-
dek: S}uzaca pewnej zydc-
wskiej rodziny sprawia}a du-
ia rybe ma ,,szabes". Naraz
ku wielkiemu pr"era2enju
cafej, woko1o stolu kuchen-
nego zgromrdzonej rodziny,
wnetrzno5ci ryby cal sig
sIyszec t%ajemniczy jek, Sta"
10 sic to wskutek wydobywa-
jacego sic powietrza Il ryoie'
60 pecherza. Ma obecnych
jednak pablo kamienne pre-
razenie. Pc dlugiej naradzie,
Gala fami]ja pod wodza OLGA
rbdziny odby}a w~sdr6wk9
do znanego W ca}ej okolic:y
re swej madrosci rablna.
Rabbi po kr6tkim namys]e
orzek}, re rybe na]ezy pc"
cbowac uroczySc;e ma m7ej-
srowym c~meetarzu, a orze-
genie" sWe umotYWOWat
rastepuiaco: ,,Dusza czfowie-
ka pc opuszczeniu ziemskiego
pado}u mkne}a ponad po-
wierzchniq woody ku krainom
wiecznosci. Pie]grzymce tel
przeszkodzi}a jednak ryba,
kt6ra przez pomy}ke pol
kne}a zamiast owadu du-
sze". Wywody poboznego ra-
bina przyje1a GAIA rodzina z
nalezna czcia poczem poczy-
Mono .natYchmiast kroki
mad urzadzeniem pogrzebu
wedfug wszelkich wymaga-
nych przes RITUAL formalno"
Sci. TAX vice zamiast ma
,,szabasnvm" p6}misku, spo-
cze}a ,~,ukoronowana" ma 2y-
dowskiem cmentarzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

Bardzo rano przyszed{ ch}opak
ma plebanie i pc cichutku puka do
drzwi. Pc d}ugim czasie budzi sig
pleban i pyta:
f., Kto tam?
ia, Wawrzek.
. Czego cheese?
Prosze dobrodzieja Go chorego.
A czemu tax cicho fukasz?
Bo sic boje, zebym jegomosci
ME obudzi}!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
SzeSc %miesieczny

| SzeSG miesieczny
procent pc 8 cd sta
b}atny l lipca 1910,
I'D wszystklch depo-
n4wanych ~pieniedzy
w~lpierwszych pleciu
d4ach stycznia 1910
W Vinoiskim Depo-
sit Banku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowania
sbonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasl agenei mieitoowi:"
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. w. Kowalski
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Micha} Mish
Mel. IN, Wis, Teon Derdowsk;
NAtIrICOKE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. F, F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
GREENHOUSE, Mimi, A. J. Kulas
BREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan -. 81 e.,
WARSAW. N. D.. Teodor Wvsoc1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
Gruszki Ia wierzbie.
Gag dalszy.

Gag dalszY.
koloniscl %pierwotni byli
to mezczyzni jeszcze m}odzi.
To samo s}once, kt6re po-
carlo nielitosciwie wdzieki
ich ma}zonek, opalilo meskie
twarze, pokryte bujnym "a
rostem, ale dodafo tym twa-
rom tylko wyrazu i silly.
Niedorostk6w, kt6rzy wysz~
Ii z Pajdopoli3 ME MONA
by1o por6wnac z tymi dziel~
nymi, muszku]arnymi meza
mi, kt6rzy w5r6d dzikiego
cd lat kiiku zycia, nabrali W
b}ekitnych oczach jakiego6
ognia, ME dajacego sic cpl
sac s1owami. Mode drew
czeta patrza}y W ten ogieh,
iako W o%bjawienie meskosci,
a mezowie patr2eli ma ru-
mie6ce dziewczat, jake ma
}akotke. Powy6ci]i q las6w
g%romadzili sic mad rzeka,
zjawiali sic znowu W ME-
Seize.
Ucieszyli sic tenn pastoro-
vie i pastorowe; myself
naiwnie, re powracaja do
ION, re wr6ca do piracy.
Chcieli MOVIE stadfa kojarzyG
pomiedzy nledorostkami a
panienkami, / te stade}ka
zacheci6 do piracy, pokazujac
i'm gniazda, kt6rc kiedyS, ma
staros6, ola sjebie z3obeda.
Me znali biedacy natury
'ludzkiej kiedy m}odym mo.
will o potrzebacEl starosci;
staros6 wydaje sic m}odym
TAX daleka, re przestaje bye
~rzeczywistoscia; mysl O niej
nikogo do niczego ME sk}o-
nj. M}odosc chce uzy6 MO
dosci.
Niedorostkom podobaly
sic panienki; ME byl; cd "a
lot6w. Ale dziewczeta ME
cbcia1y sic patrzec IA te
niezgrabne ch]opczyska, a
mezowie uciekali cd swoich
ION podstarza}ych i pocobali
sic panienkom.
Feministka przyklasne}a
rekoma; ME mog}a sic pow
strzyma6 cd radosci; slyszala.
.. spe}nieniu postepowych
idea16w. Krzykne}a prawie:
II zap}one}a ma szczes]i-
wei wyspie wolna mi1osc!"
Holender ciagna} dalej,
zawsze spokojnie: ,,Zaniepo'
kohl sic tenn bardzo pasto-
rowe; wiedzieli, re Fly wr6g
howe nadstawia zasadzki,
gorsze i niebezp;eczniejsze
cd dotychc2asowych. Usi}o.
wall z1emu przesZkodzic, ME
szczedzili kaza6, ME szczedzi'
Ii n%apomnie6, ale to sic ma
mic ME zdafo. Starsi mezczyz-
nj niedorostk6w napedzili W
las, a d~ziewczeta smia}y sic
do rozpuku z niedorostk6w
konfuzyi. Prawe ma}zonki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

Czy te gwa}ty maja bye
z~apowledzia nowych przewro-
tow politycznycb, czy tel
tylko wyrazem osobistej ME-
nawisci, O tenn trudno pre-
sadzac, o tenn tel starry rok
mas juz ME objasni.
We. Wirginii znalazfo sic
az trzech zuch6w, gotowych
poslubic g1osna kobiete Car
RE Nation. Oczywiscie Wir-
ginia wydaje jeszcze bohate~
row. wv Wirginli urodzi} sic
jerry Washington, pierwszy
prezydent Stan6w Zjedno'
czonych).
Rok 1910 %zapowiada sic
najjasniej ola naszego n'iasta
Winony. w przysz}ym roku
wybierac bedziemy nowych
k~ongresman6w; najwieksza
zas role W polityce przedwy-
borczej odgrywac bedzie s}a-
why odczyt prezydenta Taf-
ia, wyg}oszony W Winonie,
stad jeze]i juz ME ca}y SWAT,
to przynajmniej Gala Amery-
ka powtarzac bedzie: Winona.
Najdogodniejszy to czas
ola mas, by miastu zapewnit
znaczenie wybitne, by ma
|zawsze je ~wspominano z pc
wazaniem W Amerykanskim
|swiecie. Dalej vice do piracy,
%obywatele wino1scy! Pod
niescie rekawy i z zapa1em
godnym wielkiego dzie}a,
dzwignijcie miasto nasze po-
mad wszystkie inpe W moral
nosci, nauce, %przemysle i
handful!
/ Zbyszko, polski Samson,
zdaje sic, wyszed} ma przy-
|jazni swej ola Zwiazku Ma
%rodowego, jak Samson ma
mi}osci Dalili. Cd chwili "a
pisania sic ma .cz}onka tel
|organizacyi ME moze' pre-
[ciwnik6w' klasc, jak dawriej.
Me wszystko z}oto, co sic
swieci!
w dziejach czwartej dziel
nicy Polski rok 1910. b1ysz-
czyc bedzie, o lie dis juz
jest pewnem, waznemi mo.
mentami.
w Westinghouse 49, pono
W maju -- odrazu ods}oni
sic al diva pomniki wielkich
polskich bohater6w z wojny
o niepodleg}o6c Ameryki:
Kosciuszki i Pulaskiego. w
tym samym czasie wielki
kongres polski narodowy ra-
die bedzie mad wyniesie-
MEM. ,,Polski W zmniejsze
niu" ponad wszelkie organi-
zacye polskie, ba nawet po-
mad Polske prawdziwa. W
,Polsce BOWEN dotad ME
doszli nawet ~najwieksi mysli-
ciele do przekonania, re zyd
i Polak to bracia, W ,,Polsce
W zmniejszeniu" zaS dawno
sic z ta wsteczna idea upo-
;rano, i zyd cieszy sic praw-
.dziWie braterskiem uznaniem
ma r6wni:z p%oczciwym Pola-
klein, a co wazniejsza navel
pierwszehstwo mu sic dale
ola jego sprytu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

horyzoncie dziej6w naszych.
0by tylko sic jak najswie-
tniej uda}a!
Last not least sejm cay
sejmy diva Uni Polskiej W
Ameryce. Czy bedzie sejm
jeden, czy az diva, koniecz-
ME zastanawiac sic beda de-
mad po}aczeniem tych
dw6ch od1am6w, gdyz nara
zie jest to jedyne zywotne
wszystkich uczci-
wych cz}onk6w tel organiza.
cyl. Szczerej jednosci zyczy-
nv Uni P. W A. z ca1ego
serca!
Ma zblizajacy sic rok nowy
zyczymy wszystkim ziomkom
dobrej wolf wszelkiej pomysl-
nosci
w szczeg6lnosci zyczymy
zak{adom naukowym pol
skim, by sic jak najlepiej
rozwija}y; by nigdy ME cier-
pia1y: ma brak zdolnych i z
poswieceniem Isle sill profe~
sorskich, by wszystkie Gle.
szy}y sic poparciem og61u i
dostatnia liczba uczni6w
M}odziezy kszta1cacej sie.z
ca1ego serca zyczymy, by
sic uczy1a pilnie i ~wytrwale,
a uczy1a sic ME ola marnych
pochwa} lub chwilowego
blichtru, lecz ola w}asnego
dobra i ola pozytku og6fu !
R6lnikom, farmerom zy~
czymy urodzaju obfitego W
polu i dobytku zdrowego i
licznego p%otomstwa, gayz ma
pokoleniu, 2rodzonem ma
roll, pc wsiach kazde spo-
lecze6stwo %najpewniej moze
polegac. A vice cresoite ct
multiplicamini, rosnijcie i
mn6zcie sic!
Mieszczanom ~- sta}ej pra-
cy i dobrej p}acy! w pre-
mysle i handlu rozwoju i
skolektowania wszystkich
uczciwych zaleg}osci!
G6rnikom - dobrego "a
robku, ludzkiego obchodze"
MIA sic z mimi pracodawc6w,
zdrowia i zachowania cd
nieszczeSliwych wypadk6w!
Rodzicom - poszaLowania
cd dzieci i pociechy ]aka
sobie obiecuja cd swych
:dzieci
M}odzie6com wiernycn
:ma}zonek; pannom statecz.
:nych MEOW i mniej wybre-
dnosci W stroiach
Wielebnemu Duchowieh-
stwu powolnych ma ich CLOS
owieczek i gorliwosci W pra-
cy na chwa}e Boga
Socyalistom -pozbycia sic
;mrzonek, 70 raj ma ziemi
zbuduia
Wszystkim b]adzacym u
pamietania
. Liczy}, liczy1 - 0 sobie
%zapomnia}. Wszystkim wy
dawcom u%czciwych pism i
ich redaktorom i pomocni-
kom - jak najliczniejszego
zastepu p}acacych abonen-
wvtrwa1OSci w uciazli-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
DlI|OSIE(UO RORU!

D)OSIEGO RORU!
,Wiarus" czytelnikom
swoim kochanym wobec
:zblizajacego sic Nowego Ro,
ku, speiniaiac tenn nietylko.
zwyczaj nasz polski, ale wy
pcwiadajac wiecej ieszcze re
serca to, czego sam ola Sic
bic pragnie, czego zyczy kaz-
demu z braci sWoich j wszy.
stkim Polakom W Ameryce.
Niechze nam Bog da do
81 rok wreszcie, to jest rok,
W k%t6rymby by}o dosye
wszystkiego dobrego!
Njechze da wiarusom ma
Sym prace, zar6bek, to co
p}ynie z piracy, dostatek j
szcze6cie, by smutku i zmar-
twienia ME mieli, owszem
doznawali powodzenia i ra.
dosci.
CT, kt6rzy chwilowo PREY
gnebieni So smutkiem, ME-
chat ME sadza 49, jak napi-
sal W ksiedze y nasladowa-
niu Chrystusa" 6w. Tomssz a
Kempis - re So zupefnje
opuszczeni; chociaz Bog re-
s}a} ma Mich czasowe Ultra
picnic albo odjaf i'm zadana
pocieche. CO Bog da1, mole
odjac i zwr6cic, gdy zech-
ce. 49,
Dziekujemy Panu.. Bogu
il b}ogos}awi6 naszej piracy
i u%trzymujac W mas si}e, co
mas sci6lej lacey W imie VIA
ry i mi{osci Ojc2yzny i
nietylko zachowuje, ale bu-
dzi W pokoleniu wzros}cm
ma tel ziemi, ducha narodo-
wego.
W gore serca' i dalej do
piracy, abysmy mogli W razie,
gdy Ojczyzna bedzie potrze-
bowa}a grosza naszego i rak
naszych ola zrzucenia sro-
motnego jarzma1 niewoli. by
Ii gotowi.= Niechaj* sic mkt
ME og]ada ma drugiego W
piracy, ale sam dba i stara
sic i PRAGUE ola siebie. Pa
now i ludzi wysoko uczc-
nych tn W Ameryce: pomie-
dry SODA prawie ME MANY.
- ch}opskim naszym rozu-
mem ch}opska pyaca poma'
gajmy sami sobie, sami o
sob1e radzmy, a gdzie ME
ma szko}y polskiej, sami
dzieci sobie uczmy.
Jak wiesz, re to tylko
masz co zarobisz, tax wledz
i to, re W tym obcym kraju
tylko lyle uratui esq z mowy
i narodowosci, czego sam be-
dzjesz pi!nowa}, co SAM W
domu i r0dzinie s"ojej "a
chowasz.
w jedncsci jest si}a, vice
tez MECH nowy rok 1910 "a
ko6czy wszelkie swary po-
miedzy mani, MECH dobrym
dodaje otuchy, a niegodzi
wynn mataczom, pragnacym
zarabIac ma polskiej poczci-
wosci i wierze, nadesIe opa-
mietanie. Mech on dalej ME
sic swiat}o pred narodami,