davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
sIdetraeked rhe HlghwaY scheme.

The Rutland Herald IN some comment
reproduced in another column on the
trunk line bill calls attention anew to
the principal now steadily coming to
the front that the highways are not a
town but state issue and ought to be
state charge This ia manifestly true
at least so far as the main roads are
concerned. II viii come in time and in
the meantime the state can play second
fiddle to New Hampshire and a mighty
poor second at that. As the Herald says
the trunk line bill was introduced early
in the session, the second week IN
fact, but the self constituted "leaders"
kept It back tin that could get their
pet measures disposed Of and after the
treasury had been swept clean and also
the final chaos had begun. In fact the
particular time selected 10 dispose Of
the bill was the day is introdueer was
compelled to 20 70 Washington on a
public Grand. Bennington Banner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
JINGLEs AND JEsTs
Her Little Scheme.

Her Little Scheme.
There was hen
Too old to lay,
The farmer men
Oft looked her way,
She saw them AZ her slyly winking,
And 50 began to do some thinking.
She knew that she
Could earn no corn
And fricasse
Might soon adorn.
But boldly SHE the problem tackled.
When others layed, she loudly caekled
Her little scheme
Worked WELL indeed.
Her owners deem
Her worth her feed.
About the yard she wakes fatter
And still escapes the dreaded platter
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

Referring to Barre's tax rate Of $780,
the Burlington Free Press asks the eit.
zens oil Burlington what they would do
il they had to pay ii. II they are like
Barre people. they would point out the
multiple improvements that have been
made in dozen years on compare
lively small grand list and then ask il
they hadn't got their moneys worth.
The time is coming when Barre will have
a tax list practically as low as Bur.
lington's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

der Of the term at least and arrived in
town last Thursday.
John Il. Sprague of East Brookfeld
spent Saturday and Sunday with bis
son, NJ. II. Sprague, and family.
Curtis Q. Slack and son. Julien, have
recently built horse barn on their farm
which makes 9 nice addition to their
buildings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
COMPLIMENTARY NOTICES,


With the Vermont state convention
for nominating another governor IRE
publican, OF course) still a year in the
future, they are rounding up the candi-
dates, and the collection makes quite a
strong phalanx. We are indebted to the
Rutland Herald for the information that
there are now no less than thirteen YER
monters, all of the same political COM
plexion, spoken Of for the position. The
Herald's roundup is as follows, but we
take 1t that the order is not expressive
Of the choice Of the contemporary, for
Lieutenant governor Meade, The Her.
AIDS natural first choice, is down to
third in the list:
0lin Merrill. Enosburg Falls,
G. P. Smith, Burlington;
j. A. Mead, Rutland;
J. A. Weeks, Middlebury;
Frank 4. Fish, Vergennes;
z, c, Cheney, Morristnwni
Frank II Greene, St. Adams;
G. H. Stearns Johnson:
w. J. Bigelow, Burlington;
c. w. Gates, Franklin;
O. NJ. Barber, Bennington;
G, G. Fits, Brattleboro;
#. G. Fleetwood, Morristown.
However, a great many Of these men
know that simple snap Of the thumb
and finger will flick them out of the
running, and their mention at this time
is purely complimentary and superin.
duced by the exuberanee Of certain
small coterie Of supporters largely To-
called
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
The Reason

Teacher wonder what your mother
would say IL she knew how backward
yoN are IN geography
Girl-0h, my mother says she never
learnt iogfry and she's married. and
Aunt Sally says she never learnt iogfry
and she's married; and you did and you
ain 't-Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

All those having meal and lodging
tickets which they wish redeemed please
present same at my Office 4 once, and
before May 2T Those who have bills
against us please have them approved
by the chairman Of the committee con-
tracing them and present them at once.
III. W Scott, chairman eommitte.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
For One Admission.

every ralustorm,a complained the
youthful pessimist, means post
poned game
And every postponed game" point
ed out the Juvenile optimist, means a
double-header. - Kansas City Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
wrLLTAms KIDNFY Pulls.

Have you neglected yoar Kidneys? Have
sou oyerwoFked your nervous eystein and caus.
ed trouble with your Kidneys and biadder2
Have you pains IN ioins, side. back, groins aud
bladder? Have you habbE appearance CT the
face, especially under the eyes, Too frequent
ney Pills will cure you,-at Druggist Price
SOC. Williams MfgCo., Props. Cleveland, o.
Sold BY c. H. Kendrick : Co, Barre VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
StickIer.

Ted-One Of the civil service ques-
tions Z was asked was to name the
presidents of the United States.
Ned--Don't feel So sore over it, old
boy. They might have asked you to
name the presidents Brooklyn
Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

II the weather Of the present month
is any indication, the hay -mows will
groan with their weight during the latter
part Of the summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
How Dare You.

do you ever write on an empty
stomaehq" asked the mere man.
"Sirl" exclaimed the literary person.
Il am poet, not tattoo artist r.
Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

The independent steel companies are
restoring wages 50 is the Boston 4
Maine railroad. These are real signs
Of rcawakening prosperity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

grand children. The funeral services
viii be held from the home on Wednes
day afternoon at 2 o'clock and inter
ment viii be in the southyiew cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
BALLOON ASCENSION AND
PARACHUTE JUMP
By the Bonettes.

Last year this attraction was not a
success, owing to the high wind and an
accident 70 the balloon For this season
Mr.. Bonette has an entire new outfit,
and guarantees first class performance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

Sunday continues to be the great day
81 tragedies. For proof, read Mondays
papers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

Trayers went down hill fast in the
British amateur golf championship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
A COUNTER CLAIM.
Arrested For EmbezzIement, He Alleges
Balance Is Due Him.

Balance Is Due Him.
Burlington, May 25.-FraniS Santwer,
who was arrested Saturday night,
charged with embezzling $50 from the
Singer Sewing Machine company, was
tn city court yesterday and was rcleas-
ed on his own reeognizanee, his case
being continued one month. Mr.. SAINT
wer Chains that instead of his owing
the Sewing Machine company, there Is
a balance due him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
BAsE BALL.

Goddard Seminary Us. Graniteville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

BAND cONcERT-Barrs clti1sns, Band
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
Auditory Report.

Auditors Report.
Elected from the shareholders at their
last meeting for the purpose, we in.
spected the bookkeeping Of the Union CO.
operative Store for term, June to De-
eember 81, 1905
We found perfect accounts, well kept
We found that two employees, who are
no longer in service of above store,
brought damages, one for S30s.40 and
the other for sl07.l5.
We inspected carefully the cash ac-
count and found It correct, every bill
corresponding with the figures entered
lSignedl
G. vogini,
" Cecchini.
c. Bianehi,
Dated May 9, 1909, Barre vt.
For the board Of directors,
r. Rizzi, Chairman.
G. Abbiati, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
WE CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING


The big store with little prices.
174 North Main st, Barre, Vt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
Completed the Fire Controls.

Official: f. A. STURGES,
Captain and Adjutant, 9Th Cavalry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
A BETTER ROAD
FOR P|NEAPPLES
Pupukea Settlers Complain
That Their Fruit Is
Injured.

Two thousand tons of pineapples will
be hauled over the road leading from
Pupukea pineapple tract to the Wal
mea railroad station, and owing to the
rough state of the road at present the
pines are injured in transit.
II. G. Ginaca on behalf of the Pupu.
kea settlers has written from Mauna.
wal to Mayor Fern asking for imme,
date and necessary assistance in re.
pairing the road. The pines will be
hauled over the road for the next five
months. Even with the use of spring
wagons and careful driving the fruit
will be injured. Then portions of the
road are exceedingly narrow and more
room is needed for turning out places.
This road is in the Koolauloa dis
triet of which Manager Adams of Ka-
huku plantation is the road overseer. If
the road is improved the expense will
be borne out of Koolauloa 8 monthly
road appropriation from the county
funds. A. A. Wilson, the contractor. is
now working on a territorial road in
the vicinity and there is possibility
that the repairs could be done under
contract, as he has his entire road max,
ing plant on hand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
s.Beaching'' of Naval officers.

WASHINGTON, May Eff the
policy avowed by the present naval
administration for the release or all
retired officers performing active duty
on full pay is fully carried out there
will be a general shaking UP of high
ranking naval officers.
Orders have been recently issued for
the Bleaching" as it is called, of
three prominent retired officers. 1t IS
generally understood that many 9TH
ers are to be similarly treated
These already affected by The rev
nolicy are Rear Admiral John E.
PiHsbury. chief of the bureau of navi-
cation; Rear Admiral c. NJ. Chester.
on special duty abroad under the
bureau of equipment and repair. and
Rear Admiral Frederick Singet. Gem
manGant of the aavy yard, New
Orleans.
other. high ranking officers on the
retired list holding important offices
and who may or may not be rele-
| gated to private life are Rear Ad-
miraI r. D. Evans, on duty with the
| general board; Rear Admiral w. ;.
| CowIes, chief Of the bureau of equip
| ment; Rear Admiral S. B. Luce, on
| duty at the Naval War College. New
| port; Rear Admiral J. P. Merrill,
| president of the Naval War College
| and member of the joint army and
navy board: Rear Admiral A. r. Cou-
den, president of the naval board of
ordinance and a member of the board
1 AdT7ira
Albert Ross. commandment of the naval
training station of the great lakes;
Rear Admiral A T. Mahan, on duty
at the Naval War College; Rear Ad-
miral H. y. Manney. on duty at the
coal depot. San Diego. Cal; Commo-
dore c. P. Perkins, commandant o.
the Pacific naval district, and Com
modore w. H. Beef1ler commandant
naval station, Key West, Fla.
Commodore Karl Rohrer, command
ant. naval station, San Juan, P. r.
Commodore r. G.. Denig, inspection
, duty, Navy Department; Commodore
w. c. Eaton. inspection duty. Nava
Department; Capt w. NJ Little, a
Naval War College; Capt. j. H. Perry
, inspector machinery, New York
Capt W. F. Halsey, on duty in burea,
of equipment; Capt William Winder
at navy yard, Boston: Capt. E ]
T Dorm, cofnmandant, naval station
Guam: Capt W. G. Cutler, lighthous
inspector. Boston; Capt. A, w. Dodd
at naval magazine, Mare Island, Cal.
) Capt. A. N Wood, lighthouse duty a
Porto Rico; Capt. ]. L. Cow, at nav,
l yard, Boston; Capt j. G. Doyle, a
2 naval magazine bingham Mass an,
many others of lower rank.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
Significance of Military Insignia.

The significance of the insignia Of
rank in the army has been explained
as follows: The second lieutenant
just entering the service, of course,
standing on the ground, at the foot of
the ladder of his profession. The one
bar of the first lieutenant is emblemat-
fcal of the first round of the ladder
that he reaches; the two bars of the
captain, the second round that is
reached; the gold leaves of the major
are symbolical of the lower leaves of
the oak tree that are reached in the
ascension, while the silver leaves of
the lieutenant colonel are emhlemat-
ical of the top leaves of the tree. The
eagle of the colonel represents the
eagle that flies above the oak, and the
stars of the general are einblematieal
of the heavens above the eagI@'s
flight"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02

knights who will go there in the future
will be able to find some equally con-
venient and agreeable promenade where
they can meander with their sweethearts
as they tell the old, old story, the tale
that young naval officers, it is said,
tell so well, and the only one the young
women think it worth while to hear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02

Captain Waldron, U.S.A., who arrived
here about a month ago, leaves today
on the transport Thomas fer the Coast.
Cptain Waldron came here to install
the fire controls for the mortar bat
teries of Fort Ruger, Diamond Head,
and of Fort De Russy, Waikiki. Cap
tain Waldron is regarded as an expert
in Installations of this kind.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-02
Changes at @. NJ. Office.
Filtration Walk Gone.

In William Z. Curtis description of
the new Naval Academy at Annapolis,
he says that the ancient campus with
its grand old trees and shaded paths
has been preserved, but sad to relate
Filtration Walk, to which so much
romance attached, has vanished. The
writer presumes that the brave young
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
CORRESPONDENCE
=: g g -:
MILWAUKEE, Wis.

% 60 sierpnia.
DIS rano kwadrans pred
trzecia ro7stai sic 2 tym
sWiatem Pc dluzszej choro-
bic ma wodna puchline Ks.
Antoni Pradzy1s Ii, pro-
boszcz parafii 6w. Kazimie-
RIA, liczac lat IS.
Exportacya zw1ok 2 pleba.
Mi do kosciu]a " srode Q
godz. 4 tel. Pogrzeb odbywa
sic W czwartek Q 9tej z ko-
5cio}a sw. Kazimierza. Mech
odpoczywa " pokoju Vie
cznym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
zprz'e-
c1wklol KoScio1oMI

"EE " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MEAIE&n E&
Tego1ocznY kongres vol
nomularzy francuskllltcah5 y
Pul powziai szereg u,chRM,
majacych ma celu rozpocze-
Gle wielkiej Walk kulturnej,
celem zniszczenia rellgji ka-
tolickiej. Kongres ten odbyi
sic pod haslem: smierc kato-
~licyzmoWi! Nietylko bowiem
JUL droga ustaW rozporza-
dzen, ale take przy pop1ocY
brutalnych gwalt6w innych
nedznych 6rodk6w zamierza-
ia Ioze francuskie tepic kato-
licyzm we Francyi j uniemo-
zliwia6 w~ykonywanie prak,
tyk i naboze1stw kat 1lic-
kich.
Otto najnowsze sposoby
walki~ wolnomuIarstwaz Ko-
Sciolem, uchwalone no wspo-
mnianym Kongresie. Jam
kniecie kosciol6W ola cel6w
religijnych, a uzytkoWanie
ich ma przedstawienia, zgro-
madzenia, jarmarki tip. Wy
dawanie " Wielki Piateks
przez pahstwo we wszystkE'iice'h
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
Who'll Szyu1alahislHl Z 90.

Win. q . .Ilszyu1aala!, q \ I
zac sie tom me poWinEiile'lnl.
praca JegoN q .Tlzetelna,
.znana jos; ~ 1l''I' Cd lawn cze-
90 doWod1eml Bren ham, ggdz'ile|
ludae ze czeia s'zacunksieml
:imie Jego wsponniin g ~.
sdrose, intryga, czy p6'zE1n Il'j
cry wczesniej upaM musi, 9
uznanie netelnej prscy
po6wiecellia trYumf odniessft.
Gze6G CT Czcigodnykapla-
ME j Rodakn!
A1yisy ~. Ovnssz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
2 historYi Joannyl
dare.

I n powodu beatyfikacyi
Dziewicy Orleanskiej PREY
pominsja historycy ciekawy
szczegol, odnoszacy sic do
iei pochodzenia. j vi ma POI
czatku zeBzlego stulecia po-
iawila sic hYpoteza;, 70 joan
ma dare pochodz'la 2 ro-
dziny wloskiei. Obecnie u
czony angie1ski Mr.. Stuart
Glinnie i W1och 9Americo
Scarlatti ~oglaszaja " pis-
mach wloskich rezultaty
swych badaf " tym kierun-
ku. Gl6wnem zr6dlem jest
kronika domowa bolohskiej
rodziny Ghislierich. Kronika
ia powiada, ze " +. 1901,
gdy rzady Bolonii ujeli Bon,
tiyogliowie, jeden 2 najzaciet-.
szych p~rzeciwnikow tego do.
mu, Ferrante Ghislieri, wye-
migrowsl do Franeyi j @
siadl tam " osadzie Domre-
my. Tam tez ~ najpraWdo-
podobniei, by uniknaf pre-
6ladowania sWoich Wrog6w
zmienii nazwisko rodowe
ma d'Arcn, co bylo " zwiaz-
ku z herbem GhieslieTich,
zloty lux
(arcol. Joanna byIa naimlod-
sza c6rka jego i zony lego.
Label. To pochodzenie Jo-5
annyz redziny szlaclheckziejj
j rycersikisit luml eat IDA
niem historykoW,w charaak
terze jei waleczno6ci masttxo
i.loodbia5nniiIa, sslkAaa ll Wziela wykz
.sztalcen;ei nabraia dworsko-
scisobyczajow'.
Wieku XVII pooeettklla.
.francuska Claudins Brun1antdll5
y piesIlnlii. Joanniezs 5dfAr s..
Neutrality-suspicious. ebo 'l1la lll1ll s.
pochotda al szIechst's
.nego. (lIusfre noblesse
\ G 1 Il i: .lssanlg alaIllI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
MUMMY . AMEll1lRl'YHl7
PUEBIO, Gil, 10 sierp-

PUE s,1:.E g,l., - ! sierp-
MIA. 2 pot',w',1ol,d]'uu'. u q u'lrW Va MA
chmury, jake :s,.: mEialo miejsce
zaprzeszsej noey, rzeka Ar
kansas wras So doplywami
wezb1a1aado tel wysokosc;,
jakiej najatarsi zyiaey ludzie
ME pamietaia. W Florence
ludno6c Gale noe .ratoWa'a
sw6j dobytek pred pastWa
rozszalalego~ zyWio1u, uno-=
szac go ma Wyzsze plaszczy--
INV. Jak wysokie SO szkody,
ME MONA jeszcze podac,
gdyz wszelka komUnikacya
przerwana. Tory kolejowe O.
ko}o Mantiou za1ane i wy
mulone, wobec tego ruch
pociagow J.. z~astanoWiony.
Deszcz ustawicznie pada,
vice stan w6d prawie, 70 sic
ME zmniejsxa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
NEW YORK, n. Y.

..r.Fr -. -.r-E- .H-
By1y komisarz policyi Theo-
dor A, Bingham " pisnie
Hampton Magazine" otwar.
Gle zarzuca tax policy jak
sadom %popieranie z1odziej-
silva, dom6w rozpusty, s1u-
lerni i. t. p. n;kiej W Ch;ca-
go AresytoWanych krymi-
nalist6w" kt6rzy5 sic opfaca-
Ii sedziom, puszczano wolno
j poprostu sedziowie trzyma-
Ii ze zbroniarzami, Cd kit
rych razem policya scia-
gall okolo S 100, 100000 ro-
cznie. Bingham to poDliczne
oskarzenie chce poprzec do
wodami poWiada, ze osial.'
wiona. Tammauy Hall male.
~ do tel szajki przekup-
nik6w ma krzeslach sedziow-
ck;ch 0skarianiA 10 WvWO3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26

CHICAGO, I'll. Szefem po,
licyjnym zosta1 p. lie Roy T.
Steward, dotychczasowy ge-
neralny superintendent CHI
cagoskiego bjura pocztowogo-
ekspedycyjnego. P. Steward
W Chicago przehywa Cd r.
1882, a W ca{ej swojej kary-
ere okazaf sic jake urze.
dnik tegi i dzielny i mako
nifty administrators; ze 1alet
tych znanY byl burmistrzo-
wi, kiedy tenze byt jeszcze
~poczmistrzem chicagoskim,
a dlatego teraz burmistrz
~przypomnial sobie dawnego
--L-.. -.-' w. .-r E-.s
kolege z poczty P. Steward
Jest cz}onkiem kiJku wojsko.
wych organjzacyj, .oraz jest
p~ulkownikiem milicyi Stanu
Illinois. Bedzie to pierwszy
cywilny szef cd czas6w szefa
Bandenocha, kt6ry sluzyl "
latach 1895 -; spodziewaia
sic pc MIN wiele, licza, ze IRE
formuje administracye depar-
tamentu policyjnego, z, da-
VIVA W Chicago zaniedbane-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
Wsaajemniezony " zallkI,u,lss.oWae,
sprawy policyi sadoW.

q Plains, n: Y =:
Harry e .T'haw, oslawiony
|morderca Staforda White'a,
must napoWrot Wr6cae do do,
mu ola kryminalnyeh wary
atow ~ Matteawan. Taxi wy
|dal sedzia Isaac n. Mills 2
tctejszego sadu wyzszego.
AdWokaci Thaw'a tWierdza,
re ME popuszcza spraWy |
.p6jda 2 MIA do ~najwyzszej in
stancyi, dop6ki ME uwolniaa
swego klienta. Thaw usly-
szawzsy wyrok sedziego lar
do sic zdjal n~ienawi6cia ma
prokuratora dystryktowego
Jerome'a kt6ry W tax natre-
thy spos6b opiekuie sic MIN
iuz Cd dw6ch lat. Sedzia
Mills PREY uzassdnieniu wy
roku przytoczyf obszerny do
kument, u%gruntowany IA
zeznaniach Swallow, kt6ry
porobl]i W ciagu trzech ty-
godniowej rozprawy sadoWej.
Gdy matka wieznia, PAM Ma
ry Copler Thaw, j lego sio.
stra, byla hrabina Yarmuth,
ns1yszaly wyrok, opuscily
rece bezwladnie j wpadly "
smutna zadume. Starala sic
pocieszyc sedziwa make
jej c6rka, lecz MIC to ME po-
mogfo; nieszcza6liwa kobie-
ia wyszia z izby sadowej zu-
pe1nie zlamana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26

DETROIT Mich, w "a
roslach kolo Halntrak male
ziono zwfoki IS letniej kobie-
ty, pokryte ranami. Stan
zwlok wskazuje na to, ze do
konano ma niej zwierzecej
zbrodni, a potem zamordo-
wauo. Zmarla, jak swiadcza
6lady, musiafa toczyc 2 ma
pastnikiem zaciekla Wake o
swa Geese i zycie. Zamor-
dowana odnala5zf sedzia po-
koju Murick 2 Highlanu
Hank.
S%prawcami mordu byli mai
praWdopodobn1e] Wfoscy do
mokrazcy, kt6rzY przeez
dluzszy czas1 przebyWali q
WIocha Serriry Marke'go,
wlasciciela gruntu, ma kt6s
rynzwloki zna'eziono. Przy-
puszczenie to potwierdzaja
zeznaLia kobiet, Y sasiedEz.-
twie Marke go mieszkajaeych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
MIMIC, n. Oak.

%sWI-[K ssr&fg#sEg&4H
Is. sierpnia, 1908,
szanown'Ia Redakcyo Via
rusa!
Niniejszem donosimy, Il
" Mimic j " okolicach tu-
tejszych plony bardzo dobrze
dopisaly lecz farmerzy ma
rzekaja ma brak robotnika
PREY zbiorach.
KtokolWiek chcialby sic
zajac dobra j zdrowa pracaa
" polu ma czas zniwa mloc-
XII moze ia tutaj dostac. Wv
nagrodzenie przecietnie cd
$3.50 do $500 dziennie j zy-
Gle. Kilka set robotnik6w
moze dostac tutaj zatrudnie-
ME przy ml6ceniu, kt6re sic
rozpocznie okola 23go sier-
pnia j pewno trwac bedzie
okoIo czterdziesci dni.
Dalszej wiadomosci mozna
zasiegnac U tutejszych oby-
~.
wateli.
Bernard Narloch i inni,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-26
KARNEs, TEX.
d. 10. sierpnia 1909.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Szanowna Redakcyo!
Przejezdzajac przez Bre.
mond, mia1em p~rzyjemnost
lie osade polska,
ktorej lud pracowlty j osz-
czedny, stara sic nietylko Q
zaepokojenie potrzob docze-
snych, ale j wiecznych; pa,
mietny IA sloua Chrystusa,
ze czlowiek lyle nie tylko
chlebem, ale j sIowem Bo-
zem. Wyrazem tego jest
wspaniaia swiatynia Pa6ska,
Q kt6rej szanowni Rodacy.
czytali W poprzednich kores-
pondencyach "Czc;godnego
Wiarusa," a ktorej strykture
pieknie skre6liia c6reczka P.
%obywatela Zietka z BRENNAN,
Tex. bawiac " goscinie swc-
lego czaeu W Brempnd.
To tel ME mysle TRAGIC
czasu ! silie sic ma opisanie
wspanialego budynku Boze-
go, kt6ry jest chluba ME tyl-
ko tamtelszej parafii, ale ma
wet calej dyecezyi Galwas-
to6skiej, ktory wabi oko
kazdego obcego przechodnia
! wzbudza podziW u obco
narod owc6w. Proboszczem
tel parafii Jest Wielebny ks.
|. J. Szymahski, kt6ry, Q lie
mi wiado1no, przybyl do Bre.
mond diva lata temu 2
Brenham, pozostawiajac mi
le w~spomnienie w6r6d tam.
tejszej ludnosci, zyskawszy
serca ich gorliwa praca ka-
.pianska, uprzejmem postepo-
waniem, kt6re kaze zapom-
nice 0 sobie, q szuka6 dobra
drugich.
Przybywszy q rozkazu Maj
Observation-Disclosures rs, Bis
kupa dolBremond, zastai tam
kosci6l %dreWniany j maly,
kt6ry ME m6gl pomiescic
wszystkich parafian, rak, ze
.bardzo Wielu podczas nabo-
musialo STAG lub sic
dziec IA trawniku.
Parafia v Bremond liczy
blisko 800 rodzin rdzennie
polskich. Potrzeba nowego
kosciola byla konieczna j ga
ma eiebie sic nasuWa1a.
= byl trocehe nilechetny, q
le energlczna praca s.. Sly
madskiego poparta WYmo,wa
mem sloWen dokonala sWoje-