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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
WIN Wonders Never CeoseY

~ we know n minister in Rutherford
Tenn, who had indigestion and other
stomach complaints for over sixty
needless TO say that no narisbione,
could tell him OF "cure" that he didn't
try' In this way a lot OF money went
put put no health came i'm. Finally
friend told him his own eXperience
WIN pr, Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin. lie
th9ught he would try once again. lie
he had the trouble for sixty Years \,
Is wonderful cure for all stomach
nver AMI bowel complaints. Price SO
cents ana 81 at all drug stores
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
HEAR LAY SERMONS BY
ARDMORE BUSINESS MEN
WELL KNOWN CITIZENS WILL
OCCUPY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PULPIT DURING AUGUST.

u come not, friends. so steal away
your hearts.
! am no orator as Brutus is;
Bu. as you know me- all. a plain
blunt man"
During the month Of August Ard
more folk are going TO be treated TO
numbe- OF lay sermons rom well
known business men. and with the
absence during the next month OF
D- Connolly Of the Chri-tian church,
the pulpit will be occupied each sun.
day evening by citizens who will
discuss secular and religious matters
as best SUITS their fancy. to the edi.
flca,,on of the public
This is an innovation in this
city. bu, is very much in favor in
the eastern cities where the churches
devote one or Two Sundays each
month 90 the discussion OF important
public issues by laymen and where
after ;hs address an informal discus
sion is had I; has proven one OF
the creates, means OF bringing men
into closer sympathy with the church
and is workings than any other
method
The gentlemen 40 have agreed
20 deliver these lay sermons will
have the privilege Of choosing their
own subjects. and although none o.
them have as yet announced the
theme each one will doubtless have
much OF interest for those who at.
tend the services Each OF the five
gentlemen are we'll known business
men. each following a different pur.
suit. and Of course It follows that
their addresses will each take diff.
ferent lines. thereby assuring a
spice and variety.
Dr. Connolly announced yesterday
that he hoped the speakers would
have crowded houses while he was
away, and that nothing would please
him more than 20 know that these
lay sermons by business men were
listened TO by large numbers and
were appreciated. He announced frou
the pulpit yesterday at both morn
ing and evening services that these
we'll known citizens would speak or
Sunday evenings during August:
August lst-W. X. Burnitt. city
commissioner of streets and publ,
property.
August sth-Mr r. 4. Hefner. at
torney and counsellor at law.
August 15th-Hon. r Mason
Judge Of the county court.
August 22nd-Col Sidney Suggs
president Of the Ardmoreite Pub
fishing Co.
August 29th-Prof Chas. Evans
superintendent OF city schools.
From the amount Of interest tha
is being taken in these lay sermon
together with a speculation as {,
what the various speakers may hav,
10 say is causing no little commen,
and II is a foregone conclusion
that at the Christian church durinj
the Sunday evenings in August ther,
viii be little bu, standing room. Th
public will be advised OF each speak
er's subject prior TO the Sunday ev
enins on which he is to speak. pro
yided he is willing 20 furnish thi
advance information.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
WAS BURIED YESTERDAY
FUNERAL OF WILL SCOTT, JR.
HELD FROM FAMILY HOME IN
AFTERNOON.

Will Scott, Jr., whose death occur.
red Saturday night was held yester.
day afternoon at the family home,
corner Of B street and 9Th avenue.
Rev, Roper OF the Carter ave. Metho.
dist church conducted the services
and interment was in Rose Hill GENE.
terry.
Will Scott was thirteen years OF
age and a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Scott, Of this city. His illness dates
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
any o,A.r newspaper medium in IBIS

any other newspaper medium in this
county.
The edtlr.al-., such NE may call
.'-t1r O. SIS even wei. written .n
place. rha, was a hard dig and
bears other carmarks Of having been
written outside OF the Democrat OF
ree-'hou goes on 20 show how the
republican party. being the party
OF the money kings. likes 10 see
every community as heavily bonded
and in debt 20 Wall street as posi-.
ble so that at the time OF election
the republicans. By means OF holding
these bonds may be able 20 coerce
the people OF these bonded communi.
ties into yo,ing-horor OF horrors
the republican ticket. and thus pa-.
pe'uating republicanism in power,
and that the county commissioners,
conscious Of this fact, thought TO
place this Advertising with the
Statesman On order 20 secure It's in
Nuonce for the bond issue
In regard 20 this we hard'v think
it .s necessary 20 iufo-n oar -,ad.
,rs tha, the statesman has been
fo- these bonds from the start: that.
aotua'ed by what 8. considers 20 De
tac best Toy the greatest number.
I. would Dee for them. even though
mo legal advertisement had fallen
our way aud that bad as We needed
the business, our failing 10 get it
would not provoke such an outburst
as that Of the Democrat. Our odi-
'orial opinions are not for sale.
As if fearing that II had not al.
ready accomplished its object. the
Democrat winds mp with a few lines.
which. appealing as IL does 10 the
bascst prejudice. it doubtless hopes
will influence tho less Intelligent
class of its readers.
such efforts Ipr,.umably ,tramp,
fo secure votes by ADVERTISING in
a republican n.wspanar, remind ono
of the days of reconstruction an
the south. Surely tho democratic
county commissions, capno, have
been induced 20 enter mo, any
such scheme Of spoila,ion They
should bo held 20 boz innocent of
any such intent until theft guilt
rs proven hu' they should bo care.
mi not 20 lay themselves open 20
amy such suspicion
Wha, do Won think of -b,. coming
from presumably modern news.
plp,r' What ON earth can the davs
~ reconstruction h3yo to do with
r0r Of tho Democrat w,s and js
stu I'm favor of IN, city b,nds in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
CHRISTIAN ALTRUlSM.
Brilliant oTune Attorney Delivers
Lecture az Methodist Church.

Brilliant oTuns Attorney Delivers
Lecture at Methodist Church.
ON last evening a, Broadway Meth.
odist church. Hon B. F. Rogers.
a brilliant and promising young az,
torney, who has recently located in
our city delivered a lecture on
Christian A'truism' 70 a large and
apprrciatiyo audience. The lecture
was OF the highes, order and con.
tanned many profound r-ougv~'
couchod in superb Language The
speaker, though a young man, com.
mandcd rapi attention from his audi
ence while he portrayed in an clo-
quent manner the development Of
the altruistic principle, showing that
altruism is the mark Of high life. and
perfect altruism is perfect lie. He
made a strong and powerful appeal
10 men and women ~ seek those
things that will continue TO exist
instead OF the fleeting and epheme-
raj things Of life. closing with an
eloquent plea that the Christ be
made the example OF all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
ARDMOREISMS A

Every great and gomma1dlng move.
men. .a Oh. annals Of the world IS
the triumph OF en,au-.asm.-Emersou.
We don't see how the president IS
going 20 spend all Of that $4,000
travelling expenses unless he comes 20
Ardmore
Had you ever noticed that after
man gets to be about thirty he IS
never much concerned about the date
OF the full moon.
The giraffe has a tongue l3 inches
long but there are some women in
this town that can make that animal
look like a regular piker.
It is said that opportunity knocks
once a evcryone's door, but there's
one Ardmore man who claims she
knocked when he was out.
Two Chicago girls held mp a man
az the poin, Of a gun and made him
give MP ten cents with which 20 buy
ice cream sodas He ought 20 thank
his sars he got OF that lucky
Gore saws Reforms Needed In
Congress" is the headline in the Dat
las News. When a blind man can
see there's something wrong, its
about time 20 get busy
\ Washington dispatch says its
close race between Scott Ferris and
Charlie Carter. as TO which one is
the handsomest man IN Congress.
Now let somebody star, 2 votag
contest.
\ Man street druggist says a
young lady came into his place the
other day and wanted TO buy
scratch tablet. He fixed her up some
chigger salyc AMI she refused 10 take
H.
one OF our church choirs was heard
prac'icing the other evening for Sun.
day services and From Greenland's
ley Mountains" was heard in one
church yesterday That's fair enough
this hot weather.
bud Wiser Than Jointists" is the
heading OF an article in the Muskogee
Phoenix Now we have been won.
dering II the printer didn't make
mistake Wen bet a blue chip the
copy was "Budweizer and Joints"
An Irish soldier in the Spanish
American ~ar took sick and was re-
duced 70 skeleton before he was
allowed TO return home. Well, I
see you're back from the from" r.
marked an old acquaintance whom he
met is that so?" replied the Irish.
man II knew | was awful thin but
I didn't know was as thin az that"
Permitting men 10 attend church
services in their shirt sleeves will
not catch them say Thomas Benton
Murdock. Men must know they will
be instructed, edited, entertained en-.
hghtened before they will go 20
church, An inspired man IN the pul.
pit, inspired music. a clean, cool and
well ventilated house Of God and
short service may induce the ungod-
ly 10 attend church. when all other
things fail"
And Brother Murdock Is about
right too
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26

from last Wednesday when he was
taken suddenly i'll. He is survived
by two brothers and three sisters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
!GIvE FRONTIER SHOW
eRoNCHo RIDING AND BIG
VAUDEVILLE BILL AT LoRENA
PARK TONIGHT.

Tonight at Lorena park, the man.
agcment has secured an attraction
that will prove 20 be worth while. 1t
Is a frontier show in which some
Wild west novelties will be seen. IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26
TONIGHT
Ten Head of Unbr0ken Horses

From Rogers Bros. Sta
bic will be rode by the
cowboys. These are
big ten a n d eleven
hundred pound horses
that have never been
handled and will be
sure to deliver t h c
goods that one looks
for at a broncho show.
You will see clean rid
ing both in saddle and
bare back. No bride
used at any time. and
only one sinch on sad
die.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26

one OF our church choirs was heard
praC'icing the other evening for Sun.
day services and From Greenland's
ley Mountains was heard in one
church yesterday. That's fair enough
this hot weather
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-26

The only kind OF records some pco
pie ever break are graphophone rec.
ords.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02
raty kolonistowskie

TAME raty kolonistowskie
do wybrzezy Pacyfiku
Bilety sprzedawane kaido dsienE
ME Cd l5go wrzesnn do t5go pas
.dziernika Dobre ma osobowyoh
pouiagaeh dlas turYst6w WACO
mach sypialnych koleja Chicago
Pacific q North Western
Pc supe}ne informaoye pisxclleedt de- Dc,
s.. a. Hutchinson, mailnagersa;iTIssoulrs
Dept. 2l2 Clark, Stdreet Chicago
Ill. afbo zgloscie :siie do ktorsgoolss.
kolw,ek agenta sprzedajaacego bite
ty kolei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02

Mass Pre-
zydent Taft nosi sic 2 "a
miarem wniesienja ma mai
blizezej sesyi. Kongresu, kt6-
ra ma nastapic W grudniu,
ogromnie donios}ego pod,
kazdym wzgledem projektn
utworzenia ,,Pocztowej Kasy
Oszczednosci". Prezydent
zdaje sobie najzupe}niej z te-
60 sprawe, ze projekt jego
natrafi ma opozycye " Kon-
gresie, mimo tego iednak be-
die sic staral wplynac ma
partye republikahska, ably.
ola tego projektu uzyskac "a
zasadnicza platformowa UGH
vale Kongresu, kt6raby u
mozebni}a " przysz}osci ".
prowadzenie " zycie ,,Pocz.
towych Kas Oszczednosci"..
H nd 1srS:I sF-EE fEzEEa@ a&S.g t--ErSE=2E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02
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d. 4 Wfia1lrsusaa.
81, I h RI

81 ! \ h Alll!llE ND ,,.. ia.
wv IEIl b ], q miies'iaeul. 3 s.
.nilia lana 4 i lluaclhlefleeWgi le
Wddollnl1 81 s sepill
.Ippifz,y, 1! 523 81 Sl 5tts4 ulli &. Y
Yves # II 40 4 i. nader We
ssiola su'!l:rlsoczystol6ct &. Z olkaz y
{. 2. So r,o,c,z,,'nliicJy5! Sllu l.l1 y d. ojca. %.
j. Mll !11,', kt'6 GO jestt
proW1izorrem przy ko6ciletlle ~:
Atllnlltdlrz,zeeia, po,ct.h[l.oldds1i zis'iZa s.' .b !
dlni,cll Prus, ggdzie sie zapo-
znal 20 sWoja obecna MAJ.
zlo . Anna. slubu ud ,l1.lIil
mllodej pare We .WejeroWie
KS. Rudolf Kurzel dnia 10
Sierpnia 1884 roku. Pc sic
dmlu latach %sproWadzh sic
2 Gala rodzina liczaca pod
6wczas 5 os6b do Chicago.
Cd blizko 8-miu lat zamie
szkuje v W. Hammond. NJ
kr6tkim czasie zjedna} sobie
tutaj taxi szacunek j zaufa.
ME, 70 juz Cd kilku lat be-
DAG urzednikiem ko6ciel-
nym jest nieiako prawa re-
ka miejscowego proboszz4c,zzaa..
Poznawszy przykra dole. 70.
botnika, odmawial sobie ME-
raz Cd ust, ably tylko die.
ciom swoim 20 Jas
iniejsza cokolwiek przysz}osc,
To tez najstarszy syn jegoo,
chluba t~utejszej mlodziezy
polskiej, pan Pawel, Jest Sc
kretarzem banku " East
Chicago. C6rka najstarsza
parma Rozalia Jest przelozolna
v szystkich Dziewic R6za1-
ccwych. Drugi syn P. Fran
5ciszek, uko6czywszy studyaa
klasyczne, idac "a w}asnyy.mll
serca popedem, przywdz1ia1l:
Y tym rokr' habit zakorlu ]
Sw. Franciszka. Dalsze die
.ci naszYch jubilat6w Jan j
Anna uko1czyli r6wnie,z
chlubnie SIX ole parafialna, 9
J6zio Antos wstepuia dzi'ar-
sko " SHADY starszego rodzen-
silva.
Koniec wakacyi JUL sic
zbIiza, a eszcze mic ME sly,
cha6 azali kt6ry Z t1tejszych.
chlopak6w do wyzszych poi
die szk6l. Jedynie trzec; z
rzedu syn pana J6zefa Coy
ke, bylego kasyera W Ham a
mondu, PaWei, uko6czywszy
szkole 6w. Andrzeja : poczat-
klein szkdlnego roku oddany
bedzie do l' szkoly wyzszej v
Hammond. Smutny to objaw,
gdY sic rozwazy Il tutejsi
polacy posiadaja iezeli Mo
Pc 2, 3 domy, to dWupietro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02
NEW ORLEANS, La,

NEW ORLEANS, La, -:
W zatoce tutejszej szala}a bu-
rza, kt6ra jednakowoz ME
wyrzadzila zadnych szk6d,
gdyz okreta zosta}y %powiado-
mione i przestrzezone W sa.-
ma pore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02
Cztero I~niesiecznlY'Jls

49, IEII#Ea%I - x%a+SN% #&5Ii
Cztero miesIecz en-
procent pc E:1sg % 1ll1i sta u
platnY lstYcz1nial=9e)['ll 1910
Oh w~ssystkilcohll Y d!epo
%noWanyclh piennliiedzzy
skladanycch pred lu d.
.dnia 4 w rzesnia 9nI9s
y. nlaszym Wlnohl llEls'I d.
banku o~szczeRddnlosj y 4.
Wi i,, Savings: $
Bank
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02

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posiaddajacych /, c ;tlsI Xii
fsaceyy dtIoolsskkioenl'a;!lllegS asE:. aslllE1
nil u ss 4. ssss. . 81 I. a,1Ss,
5RIate'ppsre = ltaIn|lts Niar rgl.ia''
ma West Hammond iokolieee
Wla6ntie 6Wiezy ~
pas 5s6pl,iieeWyynniilcez'lk'i6lwg1 nar '1slt
'wych,, K kk IS zza,,wiieraja 1 10
lnnlaajjugll ll ] pi l,zIns9' ~
PomiedzY tymni AZ szsnajdule aie
.piaklna patryotyczzna 6pieWka
pod tytulliesqmll1:: 5 1 Niggdle q d y .zggu
be ME przzy1ftddoum1 !s ,llllE'syas szs
.kt6ra uzy anna i az w 4 q So 30 a.
KtokolWek Vest Hhaammoonndl q
.czykz6W zapisze soobieeww mnie-T
Isiacu WIrzesniu ,Wiaruisa -, ,''ss
otrzyml'a Y prezencci'e @.5 calg
6pieanicezsee'ki'::4 AAggenlturaa ! wiz
rusa'' miesci ssie !. pod1lnnIutlmlaee-
rom 2l8 przy 54 :ulicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, OSm
bank6w tutejszych okradzio.
no na }aczna kwote $4,000.
Niewiadomi sprawcy ~sfalszy.
wall czeki, ma bank " St. Lo.
uis ]opiewajace W ten spos6b
przyszli do powyzszej got6w-
XII, poczem obydwaj znik.
nell. as
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02

NC KEGS Rocks, Pa.
Pred fabrykami Pressed
Steel Car. Go. zebra}o sic O.
kolo 500 kobiet, zon i si6str
strajkier6w, kt6re zacze}y
rzucac kamienie cegly ] ka-
wa}y drzewa do barak6w zaj-
~mowanych przez }amjstraj-
kow, zolnierze rozpedzili ko-
hi, t. lecz przedtem staWily
one rozpaczliwy op6r. Naste-
pnie zebraly sic pred re-
stauracya, gdy urzedn!cy ia
bryczni Jedi kolacYe ] row
niez obrzuciiy ich kamienia-
mi. T'u zolnierze Nuzyli silly,
gdyz kiIka k.:biet poturbo-
wall a pie6 aresztowali. Ia,
mistrajki So trzymani jak W
wiezieniu przez kompanie,
vice niekt6rzy przez ogro-
dzenie wyrzucaja kartki, a.
by ich ratowano z tel niewo-
II ~s t., s@s,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02

- - $780, 49, 1900
5dlugu p~anstWoWegga. O)bIiagaal;
eye te BOWEN, lozporzadzzaz;
Jas tax .znaczna got6Wkkal be-
die MONA skupYws6 ponniiz=
ri paryi lponizej wa1r l1te'lsH SCI
=nominalnej) wien spoa'66.b!
uzyskac znaaczzne kerry J.
ci.
W ko6cu Wy1aza prezyr.
dent zaapatryWanie, ze .ntVos
rzenje ,,PocztoWeiKza1sy Osz
czedno6ci" sk1oni obcokra-
jowc6w do lokowania got6W~
ki W Stanach Zjednoczonych,
,podczas gdy obecnie W brakul''
ybanku p~ahstwoweggD Wysyt
1aja oni swoie pieniadze do.
kraju, przez co Stany Zjedno-
czone traca procenta, jakie1
by mogly osiagac 2 obrotu.
temi pieniedzmj. II.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Siedz-;
two przeciw Pressed Steel e ]
Car Co" o wiezienie j Emu.
szanie robotnik6w do scy
%prowadzi specya!ny deleggsatt
departamentu sprawiedliWo--
Sci Hoagland. w ciagu w R,i'e';
dina przesfuchiwga1}
on wielu swiadk6w, miedzy
innymi Jamesa Gottfrleda z
Nowego Yorku. Swiadek ten
zezna1 re skoro pc kilku
.dniach piracy ME chciaf 2
powodu z1ego obchodzeniiaa.
sic dalej pracowac, ekierowa}
do niego szef %prywatnej POI
licyi tejze kompanii Samuel.
Cohen revolver j rzekl: nTy
.p6jdziesz do piracy, DO "
~przeciwnym razie glove ci
przestrzele". Skoro Gottfried
mimo grozby do piracy ME
poszed}, !zeezwolono mu op'u,1.-
scic fabryke.
} NOWY JORK. Delegaci
Amerykahskiej Federacyi
Piracy vienna udzial W kon:
gresie robotnik6w: kanadz-:
.kich, jaki sic odbedzie "
przyszlym miesiacu W Que.
bee. Dale sic odczuwac pew
ma daznos6 ku temu, ably a.
merykahsk;ch robotnik6w
emusic do wystapjenia z ka-
nadyiskiei Federacyi, kt6re
podobno chce przeciw anne
ryka6skiej wystepowac. a.
meryka6ska i kanadyjska
gieneralna Federacya udzie-
LAZY sobie dotychczas przy-
jaznej pomocy W wypadkach
powaznych sfrajk6w i tego
tel wzgledu Amerykanie pra-
gna %przewidywa nemu rozd-
wOieniu Zapobiec,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Will
Koenig, drukarz, kt6ry byl
cskarzony Q fafszerstwoo mo- mo-
met meksykanskich ma kwo-
tie ] miliona, zostal uwolnio-
ny Cd why j kary, gdyz
|swiadkowie wykazali, ze ME
on zlego zamiaru. Ma
tomiast sp6lnicy jego bracia
Roberts stoja jeszcze pod
zarzuttem powyzszej zbr'o-
|dni.
DAYTON Ga, Panuje
|tu j okolicy zaniepokoje-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02

4, q % lW, I9 ! .nro q u:
Iny, ale nie br1ak ian sm 1lIl J'l'lh!
Mt[iiee'll 81 pl,Ii AZ aIptekkea-
q ulFz lei q. ME "a, ~ - - slmu VI Jest e't't'
ipolalkowi DO 81 nllialjjlepszlee
tosalm1y 4 s sgtl;7ll i, czyiialz5W tenn ter
wilma, to i; nl,ieW1zietm, czy ppolaa-
|k6w czy tex salmge9go p l'
(apteksa1rza. Wyksu,1lllppinI} ID anne l
rykaninl, MILDLY c sl9'yg:i.9 =.
". Halbert, ten sam 60 da-
wniej byI Y spolc,e : panem
Pilarskim. On Jest godzien
poparcia "a to, 70 r6s} ina ma
mi j sic npauczy ppolskiego
Ejezyka, vice sic m.c;ziinna Z MIN
rozm6wic dosyc dobrze Pc
polsku, MONA y niego
|dosta6 lekarstWa jake kkoo:m.u
"a potrzebne, pc dirluugie mo-
70 kazdy zazada6 doktora
kt6rego badz przez telefon j
mic ME koEztuie nikogo, vice
was prose- rodacy popieraj-
Gle go DO Jest tego godzien,
IOn szanuje kazdego polakka
jak brata. Slysza}em IS pan
Pilarski Wyjezdzaa az e do No
wego Yorku, inni za6 m6wia
ze ma Wyjecha6 do Houston,
Tex j tam rozpoczac WydaW-.
nictwo polskiei gazetY vice
MECH mu Pan Bog dopomo-
.ze " jego przedslebiorstwie
|jak nailepiej.
Jeszcze jedna mann na my
6i smutna noWine,. ze jest
[ciezko .~czlowieKowi og1osic
ia, ale Jest prawdziwa, a to
Jest ze nanny diva Gipy do
czyszczenia bawelnY kt6rych
wlascielami sd p5lacy j to,
jest W Bremond pana
|st. Bartk3oiWiiiaslk,a,,t za IS, IA a Woot-
han Wells ma pan N. sko-
rupie6ski taxi gin obaj
"a to dobryy polacy ! katoH-
cy, %prawdziw; patryoci vice
nieszcze1cie chcialo 10 w
stawil trzeci taxi taxi m1yn obco-
narodoWiec j mysla1by kto,
ze tam ME powiezie ami je-
IE5NHtT-lE AEZ&Er=
den polak a tn siesdzieje ina
cze swego omijaia a wio-
"a do obcego czy to ME
jest smutno dobremu j pra-
wemu polakowi, ze So tacy
bracia i polacy CO obcemu
lepiej zycza jak swojemu 70
dakowi - j jeszcze jaka wy
rzadzaja bolesc sWemu dusz-
pasterzowi, kt6ry to widzi co
sic dzieje mieday Mani, ze
Jest taxa zazdro6e Wrodzzona
on uczy jake dobry pasterz:
"mi1ujcie sic wspierajcie
jak bracia" w iak go stu
|chacie Ia jego nauka eie
odbija 0 vase uszy tax jak--
BY rzucal groch otwardal
5ciane, co yam daobconaro-
dowiec, cry wan pomoze do
|budowy domu ola Si6str,
Icy wan pomoze do WyDu-
IdoWania szkoly pew1nl'o1s S.
[cia ze ME ale rodak, kt6-.
Try nalezy razem zWam nj do
parafii, oplaca podatki ME-
raz Wieksze ak kt6ry z naas
farner6w pprzytem prac'ul:-
lie j'1zi; pare lat lat y u ksoml1iiltte &c g
Ito bo.elzziiin1l1t5ettrreso1'W,,lDdi,ea 60 lmn l'l
f,n $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-02

- s--ss- -
nieWiiiassttlyg ~ lepiel posteepu I
g1y m mai c ,qEj II kk llIl' ida
al I az ll,l zyyda Ia DO b s. 'W u
e zy,d u dll:rogo zac u a1e 3 81 b
.pusci leczznaczem On 20
pusci, nazlezal.ym
ppr1';zzdeE,tciez 5Wlilet i ze zsyd 1 TO ie g
.piiaW1kIsa. sptolskiiej krWi ; al
30 { mas to oni ma1o 8 nlaas r,'l
" starym kraju? Vice drtogie
.siostry, idzcie kupoWat do
braci naszych polak6w j
katolik6W macie dobre.
jak: Mikolai FORTS,
on was zadowolni we wszyst-.
klein, q niego dostaniecie
towaru Cd Sc "a yard j w
lei, dobrego j mocnego to-
warn; albo idzcie tam gdzle
pracuja polacy jak Franci-
seek Maiewski albo Jakub
Staszewski, tam ga ceuY sta
.le ale cato towary dobre i
.polak was ME oszuka ma.
miarze anizwadze. Dajcie tym
zydkom spok6j, MECH ida.
tam gdzie pieprz ro6nie ~
MECH ME pija krwi po1sk lei.
MECH sic ME bogaca naszym
.krwaWo z"apracowanym gro:
szem; wspomijcie jak to by
TO pare lat temu, zehy zydka
kto byl szukai re sWieca v
Bremond ME bylby 90 INA
laz1 ale teraz "a TORCH tn.
Jest dosyc j sic bogaca, DO.
dobry robia interes. Zydek
pieknie do was ] pochlebnie.
.bedzie m6Wil ably zrobi6 bu-
.siness, ale skoro chwyci pie
niadzo to sic 2 was smieje /
powie: ten goj, ten hamski
ieb to TAXI glupi, albo: dis
.byl dobry interes DO bylo.
dose goj6w polskich; taxa
wan dadza zaplate. Przepra,-
SIAM was lem to napisal ale.
DO to jest obowiazkiem pola-
ka; ME wszyscy tax robia
i ci co tego ME czynia ME
sic ma mnie gnieWae
Fem cho6 " cze6ci praWde
snapisa}, DO widze ze ME POI
'magaja nauki naszego Wial.
ks. proboszcza, vice ia pOsta-
nowi1em sobie takich publ
:cznie n%apomniec ably zeszti
re z}ej drogi IA dobra, j OTTO
prosze ~SzanoWnego Wiarusa
ably udzielil miejsca "a teraz
j ma pozniej, bo jezeli to ME
pomoze to bede kropil bar.
dziel jeszcze upartych.
W dniu dzisieiszym zostal
poblogoslawiony dozgonn1y
zzwiazek maizedski pana ia
=na Rozyckiego 2 parma An
ma Glijihska, m1odej pare.
przez 1amy Wiarusa;
zdrowja j dobrego powodze.
MIA panu mlodemu ably So
bic zapisal, Wiarusa, azeby