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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
KERMIT NOW IN
L|MEL|GHT
SAVES NATIVE FROM LEOPARD
BY DISPLAY OF NERVE AND
SOME FIRST CLASS Marks
MANSHiP. s
(By United Presel

NAIROBI, May 20.-Kermit's re-
markable craftsmanship saved the
life of the leader of his native
heaters" who accompanied him
on leopard hunt late yesterday.
according to news brought today.
The natives ousted leopard from
the bushes, but their leader did not
get away fast enough. and was
knocked down by the animal.
Kermit saw the natives dam
ger and fired shot into the air to
attract the animals attention. Then
the leopard rushed toward him and
eKrmit shot it dead.
Roosevelt yesterday killed .
python near the camp.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
HAS WITNESS IN DETECTIVE
OF UNITED RAILROADS WHO
WAS ALSO WORKING UNDER
BURNS DIRECTIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 90
John A. Helms, formerly a detec-
tive of the United railroads. whose
introduction in the Calhoun trial
yesterday afternoon came like a
thunderbolt, took the stand again
this morning.
He told a story Of conspiracies,
briberies, plotting and counter
plotting in which he was engaged
at the direction of Calhoun, he
said, and later for the prosecution.
His appearance on the stand
totally disorganized the forces OF
Calhoun's attorneys.
Helms said he left the United
railroads and was employed by De-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
FORCE MAIN FINISHED
BY JUNE IS

James Broad, who has the force
main contract, says that his men
have now reached the Hillyard car
line going west. and that the big
pipe will be in place by June Is.
The main is four miles long, run
ming from the upriver pumping sta
ton to Jackson and Division streets
and Is intended to force water on
the higher ground on the north and
south sides of the city.
The first of the two 100000 gal
Ion pumps ordered is expected to
reach here by July |.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
WRONG REPORT OF
SCARLET FEVER

An error was made yesterday in
health Office report that Donna
Phillabaum had been sent home
from the Kenwood school with
scarlet fever. The child was sent
home on this ground. but a subse-
quent examination by DIR. Searcy
pronounced her free OF any symr-
tom of the disease. This latter re-
port is concurred in by DR., Grieve,
health officer. The home is not
quarantined.
Mr.. Palladium is grocery
solicitor and in position to suffer
loss of business unless 1t is clearly
understood that his family II free
from contagious disease.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
D. A. R. GET SWORD
OF WASHINGTON

= WASHINGTON, May 90 .
. George Washington's sword, .
. priceless relic Of revolutionary =
. days. is the property Of the .
. Daughters of the American .
. Revolution. 1t was presented .
. to the board of regents of that .
= organization by j. Pierpont q
. Morgan, through Amy Towns .
. end, vice regent for New York. .
= The sword was worn by q
. Washington when he resigned q
= command of the army, Dec. %, y
. 1888: In his will he wrote of q
. the sword that it was not to .
. be unsheathed for the purpose .
. of shedding blood, except 1t be .
. for self defense, or in defense .
. of the country and its rights. .
. In the latter case the pos .
= SCISSOR is instructed to keep 1t .
. unsheathed, and to prefer fall .
. ing with it in his hands to its .
= REIMBURSEMENT. .
. - 80 . . . . . . . . . 90 .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
$4,000 WORTH
Of BUILDING

Four building permits, for a total
Of $4,000. were issued by the board
of public works today. The big
gest job is a four-story brick bust
ness block and apartment house to
be built by Mrs. Annie Bake in
the First addition to Railroad addi-
tion at cost Of $4,000. DR.. T. e.
Hoxsey has taken out permit for
a one-story brick business room to
be built in Cook & Byers' addition
at a cost of $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
HENEY TURNS TABLES
ON CALHOUN DEFENSE

tective Burns for the prosecution.
He returned to the United rail-
roads to work for them under d.
rection of the prosecution.
A large detail Of police officers
and plain clothes detectives were
scattered through the courtroom,
surrounding the prosecutors and
their witnesses. Hired detectives
also guarded Calhoun.
Rudolph Spreckels, who was in
court, told the United Press he had
all accounts of moneys paid in sup
port of the graft prosecution from
its inception and would give them
to the jury.
Helms told how, under instruc-
lions of attorneys for the railroads,
he had Detective Burns covered"
day and night. He did this work
in an automobile, receiving $40 a
day for expenses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
TARIFF ON TAN JUICE
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, May 20,-The
senate today considered LaFol-
lette's amendment providing a
fourth of one cent per pound duty
on extract of quebeacho, obtained
from tree in Argentine and used
for tanning, The Aldrich bill de-
stroyed the Dingley duty of cent
pound. lmportations of II last
year were valued at $2,600,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
NEW ELK SERVICE
FOR FLAG DAY

Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made by Spokane Elks to prop
erly observe Flag day, June Ia,
This celebration will be in accord
ance with the new ritual of the
grand lodge and It's first observ-
ance. The public is invited to these
services, but it Is not yet decided
II the armory, one of the theaters
or the Elks auditorium will be
Nse6.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
SAYS SHE WON'T
GET UP AND COOK

A distressing tale OF woe Is told
by Otis Myers in an action for d.
vorce filed today in the superior
court against his wife, Maggie
Myers. He charges that although
she was strong and able bodied,
she would lay in bed in the morn
ing and compel him to get his own
breakfast, Notwithstanding the
fact he avs hard working man on
the farm, and deserved better
treatment.
He further says that his wife
had very violent tongue and
called opprobrious names, includ-
ing that of crank" "windbag," etc.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
TROUBLE CAME AFTER
rs YEARS Welded

Alleging that her husband had
frequently beaten her, Mrs. Edith
Il. Mitchell has instituted proceed
ings for a divorce from Orville f..
Mitchell. They were married &c
years ago at Mandan, N. ID. They
own house and lot in Heath's ad-
dition, which Mrs. Mitchell asks
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
CHICAGO At
BOND LIMIT
by United Press.)

CHICAGO. May 20,-With an is
sue of $1,500,000 four per cent, 20
year serial bonds to the First
Trust & Savings bank, Chicago
reached its limit of bonded indebt-
edness, The bonds were awarded
yesterday at par, with a premium
of 800 paid by the bank.
The city's total bonded indebted
ness is now $90.220.000, including
$4.393,000 worlds Columbian ex-
position bonds. authorized by spe.
cial act of the state legislature.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
FUNERAL in MOTHERS
MEMORIAL CHURCH
(By United Press)

FAIRHAVEN, Mass, May 90
Service will be held at the
Unitarian church, New York, to-
morrow over the late II. Fl. Rog-
ers and the body will be brought
to Fairhaven, where it will lie in
state at Rogers memorial church
from 10 a. m. to p. m. Rev. Frank
l.. Phalf will preach the sermon
here. Rev. Phalf is pastor of the
memorial church endowed and
built by Rogers in memory of his
mother.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
DEED OF A MONSTER
[ BY United Press)

LOS ANGELES, May 20.--Lying
in a clump of bushes, her fair hair
concealing an ugly cash In her
throat, the body of Anna Poltera.
age nine, was found this morning
in Griffith park. A struggle had
preceded the tragedy.
The girl lived with her father,
Joseph A., and mother on the
county road near the entrance Ia
the park. She had been missing
since Monday The police are
working hard on the case. which
has aroused Tie entire community.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
AGED WOMAN VICTIM
OF FIREBUCS
(6y United Press)

ALAMEDA, Cal, May 20.-As re-
suits of two attempts to fire home
belonging to N. Quist, Mrs. Charles
Westlinder, age 20. caretaker, is to-
day dying. her body covered with
decorations. There Is big cash in
her head. She was found late yes
terday lying in pool of her own
blood at the foot of staircase,
Whether the aged woman was at.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
STONEWALL ACKSONS
WIDOW SITS WITH TAFT

example of the manner in which
Anglo Saxons execute the business
of self government progressive
ly, while other people make high
sounding declarations against ty-
ranny but fail to use the same
methods of achievement.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, widow
of the Confederate general, occu-
pied the box from which the presi-
dent reviewed the parade.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
TAFT EXPECTS NEW
TARIFF JUNE 20
lRY united Pressl

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 90
En- route to this city, Taft ex-
pressed his belief that the tariff
bill will be completed and in his
hands by June 20. He said he be-
lieved the bill will constitute
genuine revision and would merit
his signature as finally completed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
(By United Press)

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May co.
Fifty thousand people greeted Taft
when he arrived this morning to
participate in the celebration OF
the anniversary of the Mecklen-
burg declaration OF independence.
A troop of cavalary is the presi-
dents guard.
Taft referred in his address to
the Mecklenburg declaration as an
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
WANTS CITY JOB so HE
CAN BUY HIMSELF A LEG
(By United Press)

DIES MONIES, May 20.-Henry
Stewart, cripple and former mem
Der in good standing of the One
Legged league made fiery
speech in the council chamber be-
cause the city would not hire Grip.
pies.
He says he needs the money to
buy a new leg.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
TAXES DELINQUENT
AFTER MAY 81

May 81 is the last day on which
the spring installment of taxes can
be paid. If the first half of the
taxes is not paid by that date the
whole becomes delinquent and will
draw interest at the rate of Is per
cent per annum.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
REFERENDUM REJECTED.
(By United Press)

SALEM, Ore, May 20,-Secre-
tary of State Benson was today adj
vised to refuse to file the referen-
dunn petition presented by w. s.
Uren, seeking to deprive Multno-
nah county of an additional judge
provided by the legislature, and
to GUST Judge W. N. Gatens, who
holds the new judgship. 1t is be-
lieved the threatened mandamus
proceedings against Benson will be
dropped.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
TO CONDEMN FOR COLLEGE
(By United Press)

SALEM May 20.-Attorney Gen
eral Crawford received instructions
this morning from the board of re
gents of the agricultural college to
start condemnation proceedings
against what is known as the
Lewis Wilson and NJ. s. Woodcook
tracts, adjoining the college
campus. The ground is needed for
proposed improvements.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
JEALOUS LOVER SHOT
GIRL AND HIMSELF

CHEHALIS, May 20.-There 10
little hope for the recovery of Ray
mond Geissler, age %, who shot
himself at his home after shooting
his sweetheart. Lily Cassada. The
girl may live,
They were standing ON bridge
when the girl was shot In the
back. Geissler was Jealous.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
JEFF WILL SIGN
JOHNSON in JULY
(By United Press)

CHICAGO, May 20.-"Sometime
in July will sign to meet John
son and will be ready to fight him
five months thereafter" declared
Jeffries here today. This satisfies
fight fans Jeffries is in earnest.
He is reducing his tremendous bulk
perceptibly each week.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
NATIONAL VINTAGE DAY
(6y United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. May 20.-Na-
tional vintage day. similar to the
recent successful ''raisin day." is
advocated by grape growers of Cal
ifornia in session today. Plans for
large exhibit at the Seattle fair
are receiving the growers atten-
don.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
REFERENDUM AGAINST JUDGE

SALEM, May 20.-A referendum
petition was filed with the secre-
tary OF state today to nullify an act
Of the last legislature increasing
the salary of the circuit judge in
Baker county from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-20
PRESBYTERlANS IN SESSION
NV United Pressl

DENVER. May 20.-The Presby-
terrain general assembly opened
here today with an address by
Moderator DIR. Baxter p. Fullerton
of st, Louis. Two thousand dele.
gates are present.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
MANISTEE, Mich.

" ubiegfym t%ygodniu W 6rodee,
ggd1y* August Kreft powracaf wieczo-
rem do domu, ma East Lake, pc
by, za1amai sig i poszed} ma dino.
Wydobyto 60 Z woody niezywego W
sam dzieh Bo4ego Narodzenia. Me
boszczyk liczyf "a lat wieku, POGO
stawif zone siedmioro dzieci.
r. szypra, ..chfopiec trzynasto-
letni gdy p%rzecnodzif przez podw6d-
RE State Lumber. Co., ktos do
niego %strzeli}., Kula trafifa' ch}opca
Y Y noggee sc. j nj ME MONA jej wydosta6.
Mkt ME widziaf ;kto::do chlopca:
strzela}. Niektd~rzy twierdza ze.: to
on sam miaf strzelbe. J..
ENGT- r-'> A@ :=.- .-. . .. ---- ~. =: 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

zuol,u to ., .zimno ME be-
die. Ksiadz proboszcz po-
d1iekowa} publicznie " ko-
6ciele tym dwom niewiastom,
a zarazem -ea1ej parafii, mo-
vii, ze "a swoja prace nj
ezeggo Wiecejlnie zada.
Ot6z q Die odzywam W j.
mieniu5calej paratii= i ska
dam serdeezne zyczenia ma
!: azetmu ksiedzu proboszczo-
VIA te krople potu, kt6-
rvs ola mas wyla1, przyjmij
wielebny ksiaze dobrodzieju
cd mas wszystkich star 'pol.
skie "B 6g zaplac!"
| j. F. MICHAN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

81: rd.iR1sii,ts, ro Z bdiu s1ayv,s,
.%.lsst y ,od.ieee pr.,esyny ! n.ta-.
y, .1 Me ,e Ri. .sa..d sd! .rdsnioy, jatis-
ee:teas.ja ls* =: t:.dj bol :slory |;
nis IDOLS 1o q =. g ss,ani n;a,ss opt4ed
at|,,lale l. Ass I ! g. op / 4 3
. IS l l| i Naen9ralgis Bier.s 80
!, . xodae 20 glovy u...ie prayi.s
s. !l'1 1T: g ssr - I. = :
10 pit'.ltfew ! 9 s.ptte.lI.a.syy So
#vers g 80 Cedar Rspil,, lows.
Is a3-.5r- SsheS@f rs,Srs. As% srSS ~ sgssy4#2sasGss4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

Okla, Pie
ciu rabusi6w wtargnelo pred
switem do bankksu Ky Wlellsona,
ma wsch6d atad;rozbili sza-
fe ze]azna dynparnitem i "a
bra wszy $6o00-got6wka UNI
kneli. Przybyli=.oni konno
po p6inoey iz-nieslychana
zachwalo6cia dokonali rabun-
ku, Najprz6dl dom bankowy
otoczyli plotem drutu kol-
czastego, aFotem wzieli sic
do rpzbHania .szafy. Kiedy
zbiegali sic 1mieszka6cy, plo.
szyli ieh wystrzafami. z re-
wolwer6w.Prze dwie godzi-
ny " TAXI spos6b sic try
mali, poczem, dokonaw'sizy
rabunku, dali salwe z rewol-
wer6w, wskoczyli ma konie
UNI kneli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

TOLEDO, Q. Dw6eh "a.
~.maskowanych bandyt6w W
targnelo, do pomieszkania far
mera H.. A. shabowa, v
Curtis. Proszkiem iak;iilm,6,
kt6ry wysy,pa!i:na blache ku-
cbenna, u6pili oni .rodzine
farmera, a nastepnie, zwia-
zawszy go j przypiekajac mu
.stopy zapatkami, zmusili go
do ctwarcia kasy j wy.datnliiia'
got6wki v kwocie, $3.50.
Pc zrabowaniu got6wki,
bandyci, p~rzywiazali farmera
H. "A. shabowa, do l6zka, q
z~abrawszy mn konia i w6zek
ulotnilii sic v nieznanym kie.
runku.
Okoliczn,i. farmerzy urza
dill puacig "a ban'dy'ltal'ln1,iL.
Stan zdrowia Shabowa budzi
|obawe:
Chicago, ri: a t i ~
imamu1isiiu, wys.trzel do jimmie 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

. r' z = =. - =" : -" IL.
BAY CITY; Mich: sasie.
dzi farmera Freda Whipplle'
~1auwva5yli; jak podczas >nieoll
becno6ci calej rodziny far'''
merskiej, 2 kurnika saeza'
uchodzie czarny:: dym.y Kur,
nix. stall tut obok innyceh'
zabudowa6 farmerskich.. Ably
nieszcze6ciu zapobiedz, liczny
zastep farmer6w ola, .braku
woody zacza} palaey :sis kur-
nix: bombardywac kulami
6nie1nemi j r~zeezywi6cie u
da}o sig .ugaslc .pozar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
Stolica apostolska a
Polska.

Warszawa obchodzifa uro-
:sezyscie so :letni jubileusz ka-
pla6stwa :Oica 6w.- Piusa x.
Prey tel okazji ,,Kur Warsz''
podawszy obiawy z~yczliwo6ci
obecnego .Papieza ola Pola-
k6w, wylic2y} take wazniej-
sze szczeg6}y, dowodzace ~
czliwodci Papiezy ola narodu
:polskiego. "
Pierwszym bylo Madame
~niezawislosci Koscio}owi pol.
skiemu Cd hierarchji ME-
mieckiej, co wyjedna} Bole-
s}aw Chrobry. Ia tym wiel-
kiego znaczenia faktem W.
kr6tce nast4pi} drugi, wick
szej jeszcze wagi, mianowicie
ustanowienie pr2ez Papieza
Sylwestra II metropolji W
Gnieznie, zaleznej bezpo 6red.
MO cd Rzymu:
:Boleis}aw Smjaly. "a pomo q
udzielcna GrzegorzoWi VII "
wa]ce: 2 Henrvkieem ~ uzy-
skal to, ae stolica Apostolska
wys}ata delegate, kt6ry .ure:
galowa} hierarchje " Polsce.
PPo in1iies g, podziale
po. 6mierci- Boles}awa. Krzy-
woustego tylko religja kato-
licka i hlierarchja koscielna
stala sic Kitten, spajajaeym
poszczeg6lne cze6ci Polski j
zachowa}a a. Cd niechybne-
go ;wynarodowienia. To tez z
tego zametu ratuje ia pomoc
Papieza Bonifacego: VIII,
kt6ry Wtadys1awowi Kokiet-
kowi .przyznaje .prawo do
korony: ".
"a Kazimierza Wielkiego
nuincjusz papieski wni6sl
protest do Stolicy Apostol-
skieej przeciwko uroszczenio'm
krzyzak6w i wywolal swzno-
wienie procedu co dc Pomo-
rza, kt6rego: wynik by{ ola
Polski korzystny. ]
Papiez Klemens VIII 20:
twierdzif unie brzeska.
Klemens. XIV zaprotesto :
wal przeciwko rozbiorowi
Polski.
PiusIX nakaza} publicznie
modify "a :nieszczeSliwaPol-
vke:
Leon XIII w encyklice do
biskup6w polskich lama GA
=. -a..*s..El.- . 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

zezwolil.mi no zerganizowa-
ME novel parafii, ale "a,
strzeg}, ze,. ksiedza sta}ego!
ME ia, tylko ieden ksiadz
bedzie przyj ezdzal raz v mie-
siacus" ~. ~
Chodze tedy cd jednego
do drugiego ! pokazuje list
cd biskupa, ze mi pozwolii
ma zorganizowanie novel pa.
rafii. Niekt6rzy rodacy zu-
ciechy wielkiej al do CORY
podskakiwali, inni m6wili,
ze I'M predict wlosy ma dfo'.
nj porosna, niz Michan swe~
go dokona. !. Zwo}alem mi
tying parafialny ma dzieh 23ci
pazdziernika j .pokaza}em
wszystkim 6w list cd bis.
kupaz McGorlicka: Obrano
zaraz>s ma mityngu komitet
parafialny, Q. skla . haste
pujacym: J. F. Michan, pre-
zydent: Antoni, ~Szymaniak,
sekrerarz; Francis2ek Tram
pusz, kasyer;'C zajka i Mu-
szewski, opiekunowie. Zaraz
tel na}ozyli6my takse: 1926
Ia rodzine, a ma samotnych
pc $40 i ma tenn sic owe po-
siedzenie zako6czy1o.
Ma drugi dzie6 przyjezdza
do mnie z Eveleth ks. Bill
ban i <pyta: Go nowego, Mi
chanie2"> "Wszystko do
brze = odpowiadam: = Dos
ta}em cd biskupa pozwofe
ME i juz wybralismy komi-
tet parafialny." Ma to ks.
Bilban: ."Bardzo =p;eknie,
Mechanic, ale teraz :sluchaj:-
Gle: Te Lofty; com je %kilka
lat temu pod szkole parafi'.
alma zakupjf, a co ma mich to-
raz starry ko6ci6} stoj,' do
mnie naleza i posiadam ma
ME tytul w}asnosci: ia wan
to Lofty tetaz sprzedam "a
Gene k,osztEu, z do]iczeniem
pieciu precent, co razem u
czyni $751;" Zgoda Ia to!
Obieca}em ksied"u. ze "a Kill
ka dni przywio2e pieniadze.,
Nastepnej nocy spat niemog
lem, tylkom sobie mysla},
jak owych Irlandczyk6w ma
wedke u}owic. Ma drug
dzie6 ide;' do -Tfampusza i
movie mniu:, re do Eveleth
jade, te: Lofty cd ksiedya ku-
pic. Zabra} sic zar.z ze NINA,
zaprzagl konia do bryc2ki j
pyjechali6m"; "a pol godzi-
ny JUL by]iSmy ma miejscu:
Pieniadze zap}aciliSmy,
ksiadz Bilhan odda} nam ty-
tut w}a6nosci W porzadku
juz Lofty by}y nasze. "Teraz
-pomySlalem sobie = moi
madrzy Ajrysze, Polak ma
was W pu}apce!"
Pc powrocie do miasta
smia}o i w,ee,solo ide do ksie-
dza Hogsna, movie mu, re
z~organizowa}em .rolska para
fie i zadamy zeby nam odda-
no starry ko6ci61 Il ko ze W
znacznej cze6ci "a nasze by}
wybudowany pieniad2e). Ma
to ks. Hogan: "Ko6c;o}a wan
ME dam, DO nam potrzebny
.-rt .'-" r. -= .at - "'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

.ly ko6ci6f prosze nam ODD
.dat, DO sic nam Polakom stu
sznie nalezy.' 20 dlngich
pertraktacyach stanep ma.
ze oddaf nam starry
:ko6ci6l ks. Hogan, ale kaza1
go precz .zabrac, chociazby'
:poza kranice miasta, zeby
stat tut obok nowegu
|ko6cio}a. O5wiadczyl nam 70.
ma zwoIanym przez siebie
mityngu parafislnym, v O..
becno6ci wszystsich parafi-
an Al, D. Ir]andczyk6w ia ma to.
ME przystaje powiedzia-
lem. - Lofty So mojei kos
ci6l ma Mich m usi %pozostae."
- "Kiedy to Lofty nam SO
potrzebne pod szko}e para
fialna!" VIOLA ks. Hogan.
- ITO dajcie nam w1amian
"a ME te cztery Lofty, co So
po drugiei stronie ko 6ciola"
- odzywa sic Trampusz. I
tax tel sic stafo. Ma drugi
Fdzie6 zaraz zrana Irlandczy-
)cy wzieli sic do roboty i
ko6ci6} ma tamte Lofty prze.
niesli. w TAXI spos6b Gaia
ia sprawl byfa zako1czonlaa
ID. 9 go: stycznia i905-go. roo-
ku, a nova parafia zainkof-
porowala sic W lynne roku
Id: .21-go stycznia, pod Wez7r
waniem sw. Jana Chrzcicn-
la.
Postapili6my tedy jeden
krok naprz6d. Zaraz dafem
koptrakt ma wyreptrowan'e
koscio}a kosztem $247. Dnia
fl2-go lutego poiechalem do
Eveleth, by-zdiaG plan 2 VIE
ny tamtejszego: ko6cio}a " ce-
lu=pobudowania take; samej
wiezy. ma naszym ko6eiele.
Wstapifem -przytem do ksie.
IDA Biibana j ten mi powie
|dzia}, ze otrzyma1 list Cd
[biskupa, Il z~awiadomleniem,
ne juz biskup ma ola mas
ksiedza. ""Zamiast .wieze blu
dowac, staraj sic: lepiej, Mr.
|chanie, 0. plebanie" rzek}.
do mnie ks. Bilban. Rada.
Fdoora, ale jak ia wykonac?
Dowiedzialem sic ;ednak ;za-
raj o pewnym budyn ku, 3D.
Q w.ednim ma mieszka
ME ola proboszcza. Ma
drugi dzie1 przyjecha}: do
mas. ks. .Bilban z ksiedzem
Sengierem - to mia} bye
nasz przyszly proboszcz. Po-:
kaza}em muS tedy ow BUDDY
mex; pytam, cry bedzie do
bry.. ma. .piabanie? u: cd:
powiada, kupcie go >zaraz."'
No i =kupili6my, a "a pare
|dni juz ksiadz Sengier do:
mas przyjecha}. Jednem .slo-
wem, :moge powied2iec,: ze.W.
przeciagu iaw6cll :.tygodni:
wszystko juz bylo v: zupef-::
nym pcrzadku, a dlu & u ma;
|parafii :bylo .ty)ko. $1,000,
Ksiadz Sengier obiai "a
Rad naszej .parafii d. 1-go
kwietnia 10000: roku, "a
raz zabra} sic do piracy j. pra-
cuje dotychczas: dug 6w we
diva lata juz byl catkowiciie
sp}acony, a " biezqcym ro--
ku, "a staraniem ksiedza
proboszcza znu.owu postapi!i5-
my krok naprz6d, DO dobu-
fdowali6my So stop ko6ciola
i. wieze r. stop przez H.. a
|85 stop. wysoka. w TAXI to
spos6b pokazali6my Airy:
szom, co my Polacy. moze-
my zrobic! :.
A gl6wna. W. tenn zaslugSa
naszego proboszcza, re kos
ci6l pc przebudowie pred
stawia sic tax okazale j vie
ia jest tax piekna. O sz6stej
rano msze odprawia}, % si6d-
MOI p n,{ntkipm ! - Win.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

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