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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23

Washington, Jan. 22-"I simply
brought my subpoena and conscience
with me-" jocularly remarked Secretary
of State Foot, who was one of the chief
witnesses today before thc United
States grand jury in its investigation
of the alleged libel concerning the pur-
chase of the Panama canal. The sec
rotary made the remark to newspaper
men who sought to interview him q
few minutes before he went into the
grand jury room. Senator Knox Of
Penn. and Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Charles W. Russell who. testified
All declined to give any light on the
nature of their testimony.
Outside a 15-minute recess the grand
jury was in session for about three
hours today and when it adjourned it
did so to meet tomorrow morning. 1t
is not practice to met on Saturday
and the decision to do so has given
rise to the belief that every effort is
icing made to complete the invcsuga-
ton at the earliest possible moment.
1t is possible William Nelson Cromwell
viii re one of the witnesses tomorrow.
well" said Secretary Root. as he
emerged from the grand JURY room. 81
cannot toll you lows Of course how !
testified, but l VIII say this, it is the
first time l have been in this building
since the trial of Charles Gllteau for
the assassination of President Gar
field in 1882. / was then mere as a
spectator only
as this the first time you ever was
before a grand jury" he was asked.
oh, No." he replied. why. l used to
run grand jury when was district
attorney in New York.
An interesting incident in connection
with the investigation occurred at a
local university two or three nights
ago. 1t is said a supposed law student
attempted to break the silence OBJ
served by District Attorney Baker,
who is a lecturer there. During the
lecture this student piled Mr.. Baker
with questions relative to the libel
laws. Mr. Baker replied that he was
lecturing on real estate law, which
was far removed from the law of Grim
inal libel. Several students are said to
have taken umbrage at the inqusitOr
and threatened to eject him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23
SUBPOENAS SET ASIDE.
New York Judge Cannot See Where
They Apply to Men Named.

New York. Jan. 22.-The subpoenas
served upon ]. Angus Shaw, secretary
OF the Press Publishing Co and Will
liam =. Mclaughlin. sporting editor OF
the New York World at the beginning
of the federal grand iury's investiga-
ton here in connection with alleged
libellous publication regarding the
Panama Canal purchase were set aside
by Judge Ward of the United States
circuit court today.
The validity of those subpoanas was
contested because they did not name
the parties to the proceeding. Today s
decision loses much of its significance
through the fact that the government
has since adopted another form of sub
poenaS wherein the proceeding is de
scribcd as that of the United States
against the Press Publishing Company
and others"
The federal grand jury was not in
session today having adjourned yes
terday until Monday.
Judge Ward in his decision held that
the statutes and the federal practices
indicated that witness should be in
formed of the matter about which ne
is called to testify.
judge Wards decision added that the
United States District attorney con-
tended that the grand jury has inquisi-
torial power to investigate its own mo-
ton; that in some instances the utmost
secrecy may be necessary and that II
might be presumed that neither the
district attorney nor the grand jury
would be unfair or oppressive toward
the witness. Commenting thereof
Judge Ward said:
OF would also contribute greatly to
the success and CELEBRITY of some IN
vestieations if the authorities had an
unlimited right to search and seize
perscns, houses and papers,. but the
right of the citizens against such pro-
ceedipps is not left to depend upon
anv such presumption. He is guaran-
teed against unreasonable searches
and seizures by the fourth anie'iu-
ment to the Constitution.
The Judge declared that the witness
...;. entitled to know either what per
sen or persons are charged bv inc
United states or the subject of the IN
,es+i~ation.' The motion to set ASIDE
the subpoenas was therefore granted
or particular interest to the constr
trtioral LAWYERS is that portion OF
JUDGE Wards decision which alIlihis
the principle enunciated IN the ri!..
Amendment to the Constitution Whlct
nrov;des that no one shall be coflpeiiep
to he witness against himself
ut is quite clear" says Judge ware
.th.t the ordinary citizen called upoi
r. testify in the strange environment
of the Grand Jury room, under the III
terrogation of the United states a5t OF.
nov will be quite unable to defend ms
rights, even if he knows what . Inc,
ars he ought to have an opportunity
- .onsult and be advised of the ex
tent of his right to refuse to TESTIFY
~ tho way in which to protect himsei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23

That Mrs. Julia L. Coghlan, the
widow of Rear Admiral Joseph 3.
Coghlan. of Manila bay fame. will have
to seek employment unless the govern
ment grants her an adequate pension
If the information that mas been
thought out in connection with the bill
introduced by Representative Olcott
of New York, granting Mrs. Coghlan q
pension Of 800 month. The House
committee on pensions. in accordance
with it's rules. has reduced the amount
to $50 and Representative Olcott will
offer an amendment by which 1t ia
hoped the amount will again be in
creased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23
PLENTY OF PRECEDENT.
British Law Journal Sees Nothing Un-
usual About Libel Actions.

London. Jan. 22.-Thc London Law
Journal discussing the action brought
il, the United States against certain
newspapers for the publication of al
legged libellous matter in connection
with the purchase of the Panama
canal from the French company, says:
There is ample justification and pre-
ccdent for proceedings for libel by or
on behalf of government"
The paper finds basis Tor thls' action
in the common law and cites a number
If precedents, the latest beng IN 1905
it concludes:
"Whatever else may be said of the
pr oceedings. the United States govern
ment cannot be charged with an in
novation on what of legality in any az
ton against those responsible fer
charges of corruption in what was un-
doubleday an act of state"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23
.nllrs JOURNAL CONTENTS
Page One.

p..hLEGRAPH AND notwithstanding
,n N, Has Turn with the Reporters About
NJ W. Case-Arthur Gleason and Mrs. Amy
NV NV round Dead in Village of Ridlon-
w. ss- nnonigan Bridge Bill Presented in
NV, pratt in Maine Legislature-Steno-
,s.pHc Report of Maine House and Sen
Page Two.
LEI H-Congressional News
"uaef Local Matters.
4, Page Three.
sslsvaall,; -Giardiner, South Gardner
| &as '>''''''a' iioi''c on" within op
Page Four.
SSAhIIlE-.Legislative Committee Notices
hearings
Page Five.
isM,sG l.k AND SPORTING-Daily
''' Northumberland Sports.
Page Six.
Gss1mn ao,R - Maine Gossip - Press
Page Seven.
ADS-Wanted-To Let
sale. ost-Found-Rea Estate
s-Hotels-Business Cards.
TOSo 6t9uts
IA SnLs.-Proceedings of Maine House
Page Nine.
Srn,,lL-Routine State House Matters
IA w.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Items-Bow-
M Fnos al Neutrality-suspicious. to Unite
's'and Commercial Bodies.
Page Ten.
n SsiIlr-Mrs. Foye Guilty on Search
kre~psute Case and Is Given Jail SEN
!!Aaeh.lIo gress of Winter Meeting of
!9otV = T. P. S. c. E.-Grand Jury Will
ehaIl d ,!odaN-Amusement Bas-
III Page Eleven.
&ts 1-Satarday Special Sales-Local
Page Twelve.
aeS - GSRAPH-Robert f. Belcher Ar
Rass,a New Larceny Charge; Accused
Nj aug $3.50 in Bogus Mortgages ON
4usts Uncomfortable Reports-Late
sse Local News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23

affairs went to Portland Friday fore
noon to visit the different hospitals
there calling for appropriations. Tho
committee went as the guests Of Rep
rcsentative Kavanough of Portland.
VINO is a member OF the committee and
who took them through the Maine Eye
and Ear Infirmary, the Maine General
hospital. the Temporary Home for Wo-
men and Children and other iiistitu-
tons asking for aid The members
of the committee are Senators Eaton OF
Washington, Irving of Aroostook, Os-
good Of Washington and Representa-
tires Joy of Eden. Bisbee OF Rumford.
Russell of Gardiner. Hyde of Bath. En-
cry of Sanford. Jiavanough OF Port
land and Strickland of Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23
.Idhur Gleason and Mrs.
Snow Dead at RidIonvi||e.
hung Man Taken Suddenly
I| and Dies Soon After.
uaman Used Poison...he Showed
Symptoms Of Poisoning.

Rumford Falls, Me, Jan. 22-The
theory that suicide pact existed be-
geen Arthur Gleason and Mrs. Amy,
wife Of Arthur G. Snow, both of whom
died early today, seemed borne out in
nrt by the developments of the coro-
pr's inquest late tonight. The inquest
held over the body of Mrs. Snow was
conducted by Coroner II. l.. Elliott and
after considering the case for several
hours. the jury announced that the
Woman committed suicide by drinking
bchloride Of mercury The body Of
Mrs. Snow was found today in her
room at the house where she boarded
In the village of Ridlonville, just across
the Androscoggin river from Rumford.
No inquest has been held over the
body of young Gleason and no report
as to the cause of death in his case
Mas been made by the attending ply
! .lcian Dr. o. J.. Hanlon. Gleason
worked all day yesterday shoveling
snow for the town and shortly after
he returned to the home Of his mother
in Ridlonville, he was taken ILL., DR.
Hanlon was called in but in spite of
the efforts of the physician. the young
man died about = o'clock this morning
While it is understood that the Sylnp-
toms were those of poisoning, no otfi-
cal statement has been made concern
ing the cause of Gleason's illness and
death
Gleason was % years old and Mrs.
Snow about 30 They lived on the
same street and had been friendly ever
since the woman came here about a
year ago to work in the paper bag fac
tory. Mrs. Srow had been separated
fromhcr husband and was known here
as Miss Snow. She and Gleason at
tended moving picture exhibition last
Wednesday night and Gleason accom-
panied her to her boarding house. She
! did lot leave her room Thursday and
DIS morning when she still failed to
make her appearance. the door OF the
wm was opened and her body dis
cvred
10 reason for the supposed suicide
areamont is advanced and the theory
| ID tie minds of the village people that
there was such a pact is based mainly
On the fact that the deaths occurred
at the same time.
| A husband and two children, aged
| five and seven, who live at Conway
i Center. n. H.. survive Mrs. Snow. They
i kept house in Mexico until about q
! year ago. when Mr.. Snow went to New
hampshire, taking the children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23

Pembrooke. Mass. Jan. 22.-Arthur
G Snow. husband of the woman
fund dead at Rumford Falls today, is
living here with his young son and
daughter. aged nine and eight respec-
lively. He separated from his wife a
year or more ago. when he took the
|ehlloren and left their home in Mex
|Ro, Me-. his wife going to Rumford.
Mr. Snow afterward located at Con-
way Center. n. H.. but remained only
2 few months. coming last fall to this
towr, where he has relatives. Recent
y he has been employed in garage
|hr.
Friends Of Mr.. Snow said tonight
nal he had probably received no
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23

Rev John F. Tilton, pastor of the
Maine Street Baptist church at Saco
Friday night announced his resigna
ton, to take effect May l. III health
which kept Rev. Mr.. Tilton in the hos
pital for several weeks, was the cause
Mr.. Tilton went to Saco four years
ago from Newton, Mass. He will not
accept any active pastorate for at least
year after his resignation takes eff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23
THE WEATHER.
UNSETTLED-RAlN.

Washington. Jan. 22.-Forecast for
New England: Unsettled weather, with
rain Sunday and in north portions Sat
urday; moderate variable winds. most
ly south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Jan 32-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Saturday and
generally fair Sunday, light to fresh
east to south winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23

NOTHING LIKE SANFORD'S
Ginger to throw off obstinate colds. 1t i!
the safest remedy for old and young.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23
1904

ses past year A,l11, $50. Outselling
gfpnds In New England. Fac
nfster. N. H. jSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-23

The members Of the legislative com
mittee on appropriations and financial
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
S}owo 0: .%Semi1aryum
Polskiem.

Juz cd d1uzszego .czasu
p~ojawjaia sic v %rozmaitych
czasopismach: stawiajacych
siebie i swych redaktor6w
jake n~ajwyzsze trybuna1y we
wszystkich ~sprawach tycza~
cych sic religii i .narodowo-
Sci. pbawy o pclsko6c Semi
naryum W Orchard Lake.
Me wiele ma to zwracalem
uwagi, lecz poniewsz coraz
to czesciej s}yszymy to alar'
my, nalezy nam sic kilka
slow napisac.
Widac ze tax dalece jedy-
ne zr6dlo informacyjne So
]isty niekt6rych student6w,
:kt6rzy zamiast pllnoWa6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
milwaukee,!

madroscja milwaukee,. 81.
w zeszla sobote wczesnym
rankiem by}o za6mienie ksie-
z,yca, widzialae ME tylko W
Milwaukee,E Wis, ale tez
W wielu innych stanach.
ludzi przypatrywafo
sic temu zjawisku poza. Mil
waukee, ale tego chyba Mkt
ME widzia1 opr6cz Milwauc
.kich wielkosci, ~mianowicie;
re ,,ksiezyc przez godzlne
by} ukryty "a tarcza~ SION
cn"'Q) My6my widzieli ksie-
rye ukryty "a tarcza - zle-
mi.
Mimowoli nasuwa sic mysl,
O owym pastuszku, co sobie
spiewa1: ICY to. ma jawie,
czy tel mi sic sni}o, re o
.p6}nocy js1o6ce s1ieci1o:"
To til z Milwaukee: ,,Oba-
wa pred socyal- demokrata
mi, z powodu WzrOstu
ich pos16w W Niemczech.'
.Musia{ tam jakis s}usznego
wzrostu socyalista kar1owi cd
Kuryera nagnac pietrka ME
lada, kiedy biedak W SVEN
przerazeniu Gale Niemcy po-
sadza o strach pred WZrO-
stem pos}6w socyal- demo
krat6w! - GdybY sic podob-
ne :madrosci komu innemu,
|poza Milwaukee z pod pi6ra
wymk1y, zwalonoby to ME
zawodnie IA karb szk6f pa
rafialnych, ze ME odpowia-
daja swemu zadaniu, ale W
Milwaukee w%yt|umaczy sic
jedno - o wzroscie pos}6w;
nienawiScia i checia szkodze
mia ,,Nowinom";; - drugie;
zacofaniem szko}y ma Jacko.
vie, kt6ra jeszcze ME mia}a
czasu pod nowem kierownic'
TWEEN stanac ma wysoko5cj
swego powo}ania!'. 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

=. ,Jego Excelencya KS. Ar
cybiskup Messmer PREY" po-
swieceniu nowego koscioia: i
novel szko}y W parafii sw.
Bernardo orzek}, il tylko
g1upi ludzie twierdzi6 moga,
re W warstwach biedniejszych
spoieczehstwa amerykahskie-
go wiecej jest zbrodni niz W
.klasie zamoznych. Gale ME-
szczeScie, ze W Ameryce
pieniedzmi pokrywa sic zbro-
dnie klasy bogatszej, gdy
tymczasem biedaka "a mniej-
SIZE. navel uchybienie ciagnie
sic iii pred sad Me ma
tel dziwu, re socyalisci znaj =
duja chetny pos}uch bied-
niejszej klasy ludu ola swych
przewrotnych doktryn; wy
tykajac jaskravo zgubny ola
.sprawiedliwoSci wp|yw pie
h1kAHJ.' ~ ~, a .s. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
.1t!I"'. -. .
Uczmy dzieci nasze czytat
pisac I movie po polsku!
TO 0VO
= !: ~ T.:

Sko6czyl sic: sezon CRY W
pike nozna, polowanie pa
jelenie tel sic konczy, =
jakos mic ME s}ychac o. o.
fiarach. .~przedwczesnej sliz
gawki. Go to bedzieN. -.
Ora W pike nozna tym
rokus zn6w okaleczy}a die
siatkI m}odzie1c6w ma cake
zycie, kilkunastu kark skre~
clio, !, ale Nv: zdrowem ciele
zdroWy duch," vice cry tel
zaniecha6 ME mozna(N =.
Czesto juz m6wiono o re-
formach ". tel gre, by zaopo-
biedz* fatalnym :wypadkom,
teraz=n ie2awodnie jaki>wielki
cz1oW u zn6w reforme pole
ci, a era zostanie, jaka by}a.
Dop6ki .rodzice ME zakazq
swym ,,nadziejom" brac u
dzia}n W tym< brutalnym
sporcie, liczba ofiar sic ME
zmniejszy, a. ~ciekawismy, kto
z tego ma jakakolwiek ko
rzysc:.
Divine to doprawdy, ze
znani:.z praktycznosci i wy
rachowania :wszystkiego ma
dclary Amerykanie pod tym
wzgledem takimi wielkimi So
idealistami y. -
w kat wszyscy astrono.
movie astrologowie. pred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

mi, ma zgromadzenie naro-
dove W Pajdopolis. One to
mia}y mice CLOS rozstrzyga-
jacy; i'm przed}ozono zapy-
tynia, czy kt6ra chce zasta-
pic matke ola ~niemowlat,
kt6re sic wylegna z gruszek
zerwanych ma wierzbie, wie-
le takich n%iemowlat, a W ia
kich terminach zecl'ca
wziaS6 ma w~ychowanie.
u oczywiScie", podje}a fe-
ministka, ',,;zzadna tax g1upia
ME byia!"
,,%Istotnie, odpar} Holen-
der" pokazalo sic, re zadne
Mode ma]ze1 stwo zadnych
niemOw]4t do Go nu swego
przyja6 ME chcia}o; wszyst-
kie oswiadczy1y, re chybaby
powaryowa}y, gdyby sic pod
Jelly, ME wiedziec POGO ME-
zno6nego trudu wychowywa-
MIA niewiedzie6, czyich, a
via ;ciwie niczyich dzieci,
Gag dalszy nastapl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

ale trzeba sic by}o pochylic
pred powaga pastoral i IRE
szta pred ~oczywistosc1a.
Wnet uklak} ca}y nar6d wraz
2 pasterzami swymi wznosi1
swemu Bogu dzieki "a to.
re sic teraz Van Humbug-
,landya moze rozmnozyc jak
piasek ma morzu i-jak gwiaz-
dy ma >:niebiesiech.
Potem przeszed} superin-
tendent do wniosk6w prak-
tycznych. Kazdy. m6gl mice
lyle dzieci lie chcia}, ME
mniej, ME wiecej. Trzeba
tylko p6jS6 miedzy wie1zby,
urwac ma mich gruszki, j
dziecko by}o. Zresztq cho-
Dido tylko o drobiazg,. o wy
chowanie. Kazdy zatem oby.
watel mia1 zlozyc oswiadcze-
ME; lie: dzieci chce wziasc
ma wychowanie W tym JUL
roku, lie W latach przysz}ycb
zapewniajac tenn dalsze trka-
ME kolonii, zabezpieczajac
.swietna :przyszlos6 rasy ba-
tawskiej. Czekano ma dekla-
racye poiedy6czych obywa-
Nastalo zrazu milczenie W
zgromed2eniu; mkt sic jakos
pc p%otomstwo ME zgfasza}.
Holendrzy bard%o sic W g1o~
we drapali; naradzali sic
miedzy SODA szeptem. Mare
szcie ktos odwazny przysta-
pill do superintendent i os.
wiadczyi W imieniu .ca}ego
zgromadzenia, re mezczyzni
sami mic postanowic ME mo-
ga; re musza najpierw- "a
siegnac .zdania swoich ION.
Feminjstka sluchaIa cd
niejakiego czasu q podw"jona
uwagq. ~Odezwa1a sic teraz:
"A. widzicie pano~ie, lie
|'- 1
tam, .gdzie chodzi o rzecz
istotnie wazna, zawsze ko-
bet zapytaG sic trzeba. Me
to by}o kobiety cd
razu do narad publicanych
praypuscic??"
M1ody ur1ednik pok}on'l
sic ,lekka glowa, potakujac
uprzejmie, j dodsl:: ,,Naza-
kobiety zebra}y sig
is otnie wraz Z mezczyzna-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

nowili udac sic do domu A.
rendta. Poszli, widzieli ma
wfasne oczy, Watpic juz ME:
mogli, przypad]szy ma kolana
i wznoszac rece ku nieor,
z}ozyli dzieki Naiwyzszemp,
"a zbawienie, jake sic wre'
szcie kolonii zisci1o. Potem
kazdy pastor wzia}. jedne
niemowle ma rece, "a kaz-
dym pastorem bieg}a iedna
koza albo owca, a "a koza-
mi i owcami sill :Holendrzy
silly Holenderki. By]a to
tylko garstka tych, kt6rzy
uwierzy]i, DO ma wtasne o.
CIV :widzie]i. Ruszy} poch6d
procesyonalnie do Pajdopo-
lis, a po drodze spiewa1 hymn
ny. dziekczynne, wspomina-
jace Mojzesza, Egypt Mo.
RE Czerwone. Innych be-
wien, bardziej a pr'opos Mkt
sobie ma razie przypomniec
ME m6g}.
w Pajdcpo]is zsdzwoniono
W w;elkie koscielne dzWo-
ny, ma gwa}t. TAX to BOWEN
zwo}ywano lud meskj, ma:
wielka rade. Wraz z .odgfo-
sem dzwon6v, rozlega}y sic
20 kolonii wiesci O TEN; co
zasz}o, divine, p) czesci
sprzeczne, pc czesci pre-
sadne. Mkt temu w!erzyc
mic m6gl, ale wszyscy byli
bardzo ciekawi. Gala prawie
ludnosc meska kolonii ze-'
bra}a sic nied}ugo pred "a
cbodem slonca IA lace pred
koscio}em, ma kt6re sic Cd
bywa4y prawodawcze zgro-
madzenia ludu, a pastorowie
W uroczy stych szatach zjawi-
Ii sic pred ludem.
Clos zabra} superintendent.
Darmobym sic sill, gdybym
chcia1 oddac jego wymowne
~ywody. Gala flora biblijna
:Palestyny zakwit}a mu ma
u6ciech, lewiatany, behemo:-
ty i opr6cz tego rome apo
kaliptyczne bestye chodzily
MT pc jezyku. Sens powie"
Sci by1 ten, re opoWiedziaf
ludowi to, co ia pred chwi-
la ME tax kwieci6cie i ME
tax podniosle opowiedzialem.
Trudna byla rzecz do WARY,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
P~oszukqje zony.

Kawaler W srednim wieku poszu
kuje ~towar4yszki zycia panny cd
ls do 20 roku zycia, ma larme. In
teresujaca osoba musl bye cekol-
wick wyksztafcona i zeby mia}a Kill
ka set dolar6w. Pc blizsze szczeg6-
}y zg}osic sic pod adresem.
Box II
Willow River, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

. " 80 +-' r-- t.
Jedno %mies'eczny
proceot. 20 4 Cd sta
p}atny ! stycznia 1910
Cd w%szystkich de o.
%nowanych pieniedzy
sk4adanych pred Tub
dnia 4 grudnia 1863
W naszym Winohskim
banku oszczednoSoi
{ W,nona Savings
band:)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
e-r s-E. a-. EH&- -! - '-.
ma Wierzbie.
Gag daisy.

So. So
Zrobito sic tQbtau. Supe-
rintendent mic m6gl pojac
tax naglego q nadmiernego
Bozego;
my6la1 zrazu ze Arendt zwa-
ryowa}. Kiedy sic przekona}
re zdr6w, wypytywa} sic. ]
dalej ME rozumial. Zaprosil
pastor6W ma narade.
Potrzas,ajac giovanni post.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

WAR
swych ksiazek, zabaWiaja sic
.pisaniem do gazet. Jestesmy
ip1zekonani ze. to So niekt6-
rzy 2 tych 1azeg6w, kt6rych,
zak1ady Europejskie przepe-
dzi}y, a kt6rzy tn przy]e-
chawszy, saba; re juz wszel-
kie rozumy pozjadali po-
trafia zak1adami nau kowemi
radio. Do nauki Wy m1oko-
sy, laciny wan pilnowat a
ME 20 gazetach swa szko1e
oczerniac!! Lichy to ptak co
.swe. w1asne gniazdo kala, ia
kich pan6w student6W po-
winien zarzad zak}adu "a
drzwi wyrzucie; DO w}asnie.
tacy glupi madrale zawsze
nam tylko wstyd przynosi-
H..
Co .zas do togo, re obecnie
we fakultecie znajduje sic:
kilku W}och6w, to jest rzecz
bardzo }atwa do wyt|6macze
MIA. Seminaryum swego cza.
su ma sw6j koszt wysy}afo
student6w do propagandy W
R1ymie, ably ich przygoto-
wac ma profesor6w, lecz CT
zawsze, gdy sic ma nogi
podniesli, seminaryum opu-
szczali, niewdziecznoscia sic
"a nauke odp}acajac, czy to
vice jest wilma Seminaryum
panowie rodaktorzy pism
Wary i Ojczyzny bronia-
cych?!!
Co MONA p%owiedziec Q
|~duchownych, MONA take
powiedzie6 i O. 6wieckich pro-
fessorach, .czyz p. L. Siemi-
radzki P%iatkowski, pod kt6-
rych okiem sam swoie stu
dya o%dbywa}em, ME byli
chluba sztabu professorskie~
go tegoz Seminaryum? Kt6z
ich z tamtad wybawil?? Ola
kogo teraz pracuja, 'jesli ME
1dlaf tych pism, co dis sic
rozdzieraja ze'tam brak pol
skich professor6wY Me dzi-
wujem sic tym panom AMI
"a: z}e I'm ME. bierzem re Sc
minarYum opu6ci]i, ably So
bic byt polepszyc i ma in"
nem ME mniei chwalebnem
poJu pracowa6, :gdyz kazdy
dobrze my5lacy cz}ow'ek by
tax samo uczyni}. Czy to ia
cy profesorowie, jak dwaj
powyzej wymienieni, rospa
jak grzyby po deszczuY Je~
stem przekonany re ks. Blu
haczkowski z otwartymi re-
koma przyjafby debrego pol
skiego professora, gdyby 80
tylko dostaf.
A re ks. Buhaczkowski sic
! otacza Wlocllami Ameryka-
mani, to prosze was, kim
sic ma otcczac? Jezeli ci,
kt6rych Seminaryum wyk-
szta}ci|o, i ich swietym obo.
wiazkiem byEo sic mu przez
ksztalcenie innych odwdzie'
czyc, takowe opuszczaja, to
kto bedzie uczyc, moze ME
kt6ry z s~zanownych gr.y>i
pi6rk5w uwaza sic "a odpo-
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