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New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present and
to Come.

A certain old question is to be revived In the
columns of the London Nation" and Will
doubtless provoke much discussion. In that
journal we promised the early publication
Of "an important letter in vindcaton OF Lelgh
Hunts character, written for this purpose oy
one who was intimate with Leigh Hunt and MS
family fifty years ago. 1t is stated that other
documents bearing the subject will also be
cited
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
RELIGIOUS.

THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA An Intsrnat2311 Intsrn E91s
Work OF Reference the Constitution DocSrlaS. S.5Irst
cpline and History OF the CathoHc Ch9LC- r1-Cr1s.
bv Charles G. Hertermann, Edward A race. - :.
J. Shahan. Conde B. Pallen and John j. NylI1Ss y1-,ss -
sisted by numerous coIabCTators- IN ntteeh 80,
Volume V. 4to. pp T95 Robert App4e''N -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
NATURE STUDY.

PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE wILD FLoWETSHs = isSd.
FRUITS BY George Lincoln Walton N -
Do. 22s. philadelphia: }. p Lippineott Conip3N'"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

Through the University Of Chicago Press
Professor James W. Thompson. of that institu-
tion. is presently issuing work on The wars
of Religion in France" It covers the period
from 1859 to 1876, and deals not only with
broad lines of development but aims to show
the real life Of the people" From the pros
pectus we gather that it will be picturesquely
Illustrated
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

NJ Hanotaux has finished his history Of Con
temporary France" A translation Of the fourth
volume carrying the record down from 1877 70
1900, will presently be issued by the Putna1ns-
It is said to be the ambition of this historian
that his work may serve as the dossier of the
French democracy.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

Senor Beruete. the author Of the dehnitive
work of Velasquez which reviewed in The
Tribune not long ago has II / who is also a
critic Of painting This young man has written
work on The School of Madrid" in which ne
deals chiefly with the contemporaries and sue
cessors of VelasqueZ. 1t will be brought out
here by the Scribners in the useful Library of
Art"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
MIScELLANE EOUS.

DARWIN AND MODERN SCIENCE. Essays & in Com; n;
n1emoration the Centenary of the Birth or
Charles Darwin and OF the Fiftieth Anniversary
OF Publication of the Origin OF Species Edited
for the Cambridge Philosophical Society and the
Syndics OF the University Press by a G seward
Svo pp. xvii. 595 &C P Putnams Sons)
-1IE NEGRO PROBLEM Abraham Lincon's Solu-
ton BY William P. Pickett Svo. PIP TX, $50
(G. P. Putnam's Sonsp
The plan OF reform here proposed is based upon
views expressed in Lincoln's speeches ana writ
ings.
BELLIES REAUX AND BRAINS OF THE SOS By
T c. de Leon. Illustrated. l2mo. pp. 46i- tef
" Dillingham; Company
Memories OF wartime in the South
THE ETERNAL VALUES. BY Hugo Munsterberg
svo @pp xv 4S6 (Houghton M.ffin Company
Essays on ethical. @sthetical and metaphysical
themes
CHOOSING 4 VOCATION. BY Frank Parsons. Phi D
1omo PIP. viii. 165. tHoughton Mnin Company
THE PEOPLE AT PLAY. BY Rollin Lynde Hartt
Illustrated by the author. 12mo- PIP VIII, Sl4.
(Houghton Mifiin Company)
A study Of rlelodrama, the skating rink
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
POETRY.

THE JEWELLERS The Choruses of the BaoeIaI e1S-l,s-
Euripides and the Third Book oe Lac9etllS ,rcT-4e
lated English BY the Rev X =
A NJ limo pp $50 broadway Puoishins w.
panyD ~. -,,-....o, rv C
THE HOUSE OF HE'LL. A Ballad Of Blackloot -
E E 16mo. pp. 81 (San Francisco; me ~U-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

E p. Dutton & Co bring out new edition.
the eighth. of Bartholomew's Handy Reference
Atlas or the World" 1t is idea! little book
always to be cordially welcomed. The maps are
perfect the statistical matter is conveniently
arranged. and there is good index. From the
same publishers there comes a handy reprint
of THE Bookhunter." John Hill Burtons wei!
rernnrn hcred Nnlurne
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
FICTION.

READING MADE EASY FOR FOREIGNERS. BY Johr
I. Hdlshof. IN three volumes 12rnO. pp. XVI g.
xiv. III: VIII 19S. blinds. Noble & Eldredge)
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

LOVE LETTERS OF FAMOUS POETS AND NOVEL
ISTS selected by Lcnel Strachey and prefaced with
descriptive sketches by Walter Littleneld eVo pp-
$40 tThe John Mcbride Company
Letters bv Byron Poe Victor Hugo. Goethe. Sterne
Balzac and others
DANTE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE FROM CHAUCER
... TO CARY. $3.50 ls441 BY Paget Toynoee WIN
lntroduc ton notes biographical notices chronological
list and general index In two volumes svo. pp. II.
6S4; 757 Cl'he Macmillan Company
PLAYS ACTING AND MUSIC A Book OF Theory BY
Arthur symons. Svo. pp. xii. S22 tE p putton &
Coz
Commentaries on the acting OF Bernhard Coquelin.
RAiane, Henry Irving Duse and others, and study
OF The work OF modern playwrights and musicians.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
DRAMA.
EDUCATIONAL,

THE SPIRIT OF THE WOODS. COMEDY. BY
Edward Cruise 12rno. pp. ia broadway Publish
ing Company
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

GAmRoLIING WITH GAI-tTEA A BJ-CoIIC Ro-
NANCE. BY Curtis Dunham- Illustrated BY Oliver
Herford l2mo. pp- tx. IS6 Gioughton Mflin
Company
Reviewed in another column
THB WINNING CHANCE. BY Elizabeth Deteans- Il
Gayle Porter Eoskfns, 12mo pp SIS.
philadelphia: J. B. IAppncott Company
Of Aulerican woman IN business life
LOVES PRIVILEGE. BY stella NJ. During. Illustrated
by Frank II. Desch l2InO. PIP. SI5 philadelphia:
J. B LippinCott Company
The story OF a mysterious murder.
DRAMA SUNSHINE BY Horace Annesley
VacheI. 12mo. PIP. 347. (R- I. Fenno s Coz
A romance Southern California
UNCLE BOB AND AUNT BECKY'S EXCITING TRIP
AND THE STRANGE ROMANCE OF TOM AND
RUTH. BY HeTsche Williams. l2rno pp- 2S9.
(Chcaso Laird & Leo
FALSE POSITION. BY Mrs BaiIe- Reynolds 12rno.
pp. 3fS. CBrentano'sD
\ story ~ English life.
AN AMATEUR PERFORMANCE. BY Eic-er Evinson.
12mo. PIP 1G'. broadway Publishing Company
The clearing up a murder mystery.
THE RURAL school. TEACHER: OR A DOUBLE
WEST VIRGINIA LOVE STORY. BY Buchanan
White l2mo. pp. 100 broadway Publishing Com
panyD
THE THIRD CIRCLE. BY Frank Norris With intro
duction by VIII Irwin. l2nlo. eos. John Lane
Company
A collection OF short stories
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

American travellers in England, who are more
and more using the automobile for exploration
OF that country, will be interested to hear Of a
new series which the Blacks in London are
publishing. It is entitled The Motor Routes Of
England: Guide to the Beautiful Scenery and
Interesting Localities in the Country" The
plan is 10 give facts in tabulated form at the
beginning of each section of the route de-
scribed, with sketch maps and illustrations in
color
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

An odd title is borne by the new novel OF
mystery which Anna Katherine Green is pub
fishing. It is called $4,000" Richard G. Bad
ger, of Boston. will bring it out this summer.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Some Picturesque Sou0enirs Of the
British Sailor.

THE BRITISH TAR IN FACT AND FICTION.
The Poetry. Pathos and HunlCr Of the Sailor 8
Life. Ry Charles Napier Robinson With in
troductorv chapters the Place Of the Sea
Officer and Seaman in Naval History and His
toricai Literature. BY John Leyland. Illus
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
DOCTRINE.
Professor Clarke on the Religious
Beliefs Of Nan.

THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF GOD BY
William Newton Clarke. D D. Professor in
Colgate University. Crown Svo. PIP. xii, Al
Charles SCribner's Sons.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
HISTORY.
LITERATURE.

AMERICAN HISTORY. BY James Alton James and
Albert Hart Sanford Illustrated l2mo, PIP XII ooo.
lCharles Scribner's SonsO
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

a BTCOLIC RO-
Illustrated BY oliver
tHoughtCn Mihlin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Belasco q Morosco hope to
make their new chain" Of
stock theatres IN the West
stick by tying up all OF the
plays which the leading pro
ducing managers release for
stock production az any point
In the West. They claim To
have purchased an exclusive
right to the use OF all plays
released by all OF the leading
firms. II this should prove 10
be the case the operation of
Independent stock houses
would be seriously intsrfcred
with But BeiaHco. Aorosco
and their allies have no houses
anywhere except in San fran.
cisco and Los Angeles. Nor
has any one of them ever given
evidence Of being possessed u
the great wealth which would
be necessary in building a doz
en- first-class theatres and In
controlling the stock rights OF
all royalty plays for western
America
In fact. up 20 this point, the
entire Belasco- Morosco chain"
Of stock houses is Just what
Eddie Diamond OF the Lois ex.
pressiyely terms II. balloon
Juice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

HI EVA TANGUAY doesn't turn
green with envy when she
bars OF FRITZ Schefrs latest ex.
|2oit ! miss my guess. Eva has had
a good many tantrums, for adver-
@Ang purposes. and pulled off a
~ sensations herself. but her
ssrx pales into the InsEgnIficauce
n amateurishness compared to
Azt Of Miss Scheff. For FRITZ.
y Il known. tied up a whole diyis-
IN Of the Southern Pacific rail-
rad one day last week so that she
1nid take a bath.
h vas while Miss Scheff's spe-
~ train was whixxipK along
through the Arizona desert that the
sexsss decided that bath vas
' 1crt the next thing on her pro
Gan Her maid prepared the tub
~ Miss Scheff stepped In. The
az uss rocking from side 10 side
~ soMe OF the water actually
Hasbsd out on the walls and the
~ FRITZ stepped out and pull
4 tie beilcord. The conductor
1shed back to see what the trou.
| " was.
You'll have 10 stop this train AT
ne first siding were the orders
! can't take a bath while the train
2 rocking this way"
70 the conductor shunted the
r1in of al the first siding and
Ma scheff had a real nice bath.
~ The water didn't splash at all
Hfept when Miss Scheff wanted
TO- Meanwhile the conductor
<eEfsphed up and down the line
y 1Qld all trains and change the
Mniag time Of each by such mar
g u time as Miss Scheff requis
Z icr her abiutlons.
Forty minutes later. much re.
fssnsd, Miss scheff stepped to the
MdoE. waved 10 the conductor
~ allowed the Southern Pacific
resume operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

pado In this column ON December
\. lhRt II Harry Lauder played the
Eerth coaAt II would doubtless DO
v Ve PaftRgca houses. Nate
spinsold. Speaking for Morris.
Vers that Lauder cannot play the
Pnhtagee circuit. owing 20 the fact
that he must play only g. houses.
and Manager pantageu does not yet
charge that admission figure for
his entertainments, although. n
Leigh hruckart IL to be believed.
the Pantagea shows are often worth
far more than that trifllng sum.
The fact that splngold'a letter
does not include information as "a
lust where Lauder will play II he
comes here leads me TO believe that
he doesn't know The Alhambra
seems the most likely place not
withstanding the fact that Lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
Throwing Tin Cans Is lea.I.

Stage hands at the local vaude-
vile houses will hereby take no.
tice that II IL perfectly lawful for
them TO throw tin cans or any
thing else at a performer. They
are well within their legal rights
when they do so.
Lottie Whitcomb. a vaudeville
actress, had che question passed
on by the Colorado supreme court.
Lottle was sitting on a chair on the
stage Of the Novelty theatre. iml.
tating a chicken. The stage hands
playfully showered her with tin
cans. shoes and vegetables In
lodging an empty can Of oysters.
Lottie fell off the chair and spraiu-
ed her ankle. She sued for dam
ages and lost
Go TO It, boys. Some OF EN- need
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
Josephine Conan Re,lrss.

\ . more than possible that
~sphine Cohan. George Cohau's
-'sF and member OF the Four
.oasns. will not be seen here next
~ Al last reports Miss Conan
" In Los Angeles. She has
= severe heart trouble and may
70 again appear on the stage as
! lancer.
MSS Cohan began the tour with
~ Of the family In The Van.
ffinee," but was compelled 10
~ Out OF the cast In the Middle
-. through Illness. Apparently
..eseffds she again joined the
sznT, but now comes second
'shent that Is apt 70 be last
heF retirement, " the report
nae, will be genuine loss TO
Mage Without dispute. she
y borne the title OF tho best dane.
~ Daprette on the American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Robert Gllfellan. Maurice burns
assistant In the Sullivan Considlne
booking offices. was last night unit.
cd IN marriage to Miss Vivian bald.
win, AZ the brides home In this
city. BY Rev y Powers. Gilfellan
Is popular In the local theatrical
colony. and congratulations have
been a. thick az vaudeville per
formers around his office for the
last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Manager John Cors returned thla
morning from San Francisco. where
he left King Dodo~ PLAYING 10 ca
pacity audiences every night at his
new Savoy theatre. The nswspa.
pers there gave whole pages 10 the
new enterprise, aud the most 81.
trayagant praise 20 every feature
connected with n.
The new house ia Ogden" said
Manager Cort this afternoon. ia
also turning people away al every
performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

impossible Conversations tNo. ~,
Clerk liete. madam, II a No 2
shoe. very small and dainty. and fits
your foot perfectly
Any Actress Take Il away and
hrinE me- No. 4, Wish 10 wear
the largest shoe possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

shubert has declared Lauder could
not play HIS circuit. base thla
superstition on the fact that Lauder
n az this time booked 20 open his
Weatcrn tour gt the Auditorium, In
Denver q shubeiI houat. on jap
uary Z lie viii Then play ia the
Mormon Tabernacle. In Salt Lake.
the Auditorium. In Los Angeles, an.
other shuheft house. and then
Dfeamland Rink. In San Francisco
SO far az know, Dreamland Rink
In this city In alao open TO Lauder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Nat Goodwin. having again
changed his mind. announces that
he Is 20 shortly appear In "Sierra"
IN a stock company production IN
Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
ACTRESS TIES UP RAILROAD
IN ORDER To ENJOY A BATH
FRITZ Scheff Decides That
the Southern Pacific Can
Not Be Allowed to Inter
fere With Her Additions.
NJ Goodwin, at the Pres
emit Moment, Believes
That He VIII Soon Be-
come a Stock Actor
nssssssssssst.s4r
AsussmENrs THIS WEEK.

Ia =
sAsusEmENrs THIS WEEK. :
IL 4
! nooRE--"The Alaskan 4
skLhAMeRA--Dallas Wexford =
4 In Mr.. H0pkinson. =
! GRAND 49, George Primroses =
4 Nlnstrels Tomorrow after. 4
a Noon. DY wnllner in Con. =
4 cert 4
ssEATrlE-The Russell. Drew =
company itoth TO i49th =
performnnccsl In "On Trial a
for Hts Life" a
Lols-Ihe Del Lawrence com. 4
10 pany tibsth TO l6sth per. 4
formancesl In The Lottery 4
4 q Love" 4
oRPHEuM--F'ranklyn Under. 4
I wood. Frances Slosson and \
Vaudeville. 4
I MAJESTIC -- RomAny Opera 4
II company and Vaudeville. 4
: pAATAoEs-May Tallcy 4 =
II Co. and Vaudeville A
u THE COMING WEEK. =
4 MOORE Sunday afternoon. 4
f0erth popular concert. gun. 4
: DAY night. The Alaskan. 4
: Thursday to Saturday. Geo .
|sM Cohan In .The Yankee 4
I Prince =
= AltfAheRA--nark 4
h GRAND-~The Land of Nod. A
: SsATTLE-The Russell Drew 4
company gIs0th 10 issth per. 4
fgru,ancesl IN The Girl Engi 4
reer. 4
LOIS - The Del Lawrence 4
$mnpsny lisTth 10 i7Tth per 4
I isfnaEeesl In "A Giided Fool 4
reUM-Arturo Bernardo. 4
russaz artist. and vaudeville. 4
satk5Tic-B ogAnny troupe. 4
sTrtz,s and vaudeville. 4
fNNTAGEs-Mlie. Mirma. d. 4
fsr. and vaudevills. 4
= u u n 4 - 4 = - = !. - = ~ !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
Manager Cor, Returns Today.

Manager John w. cousidlne Is
expected home tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Harry Corson Clarke sends me
postcard from New York, toutIng
the fact that he Is in his second
year at the Casino there. Clarke
Is wonder Seven years ago.
when he had his stock company
here, he invited me 10 dinner at
the Butler with him. ! ate several
things, but Clarke took only
small dish OF strained honey.
The doctors had given him up 20
die. and the honey. as a life-saver,
was his own invention. II pulled
him through and now he rs big,
strong and healthy. Then he look.
cd like a ghost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

been the Seattle correspondent for
the past 10 or 20 years. has just
issued the best edited Christmas
number In Its history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

! Meeardo Martins baby 4
-sakhter was indulglng in 4
! ~ss''ih'ious song the other day. 4
.ash her father politely re. a
frustrated AT the seemingly =
/ - s..''sbaFy quantity Of her 4
ss 49, i can't help II, A
she replied = have 4
Ia %ie piaso IN my head and 4
slss 49, nave 70 sing what II a
pttttt kkA44
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Ethel Barrymore friends and
relatives are holding q consultation
10 decide whether or not the new
baby shall bc an actor The father
and mother, It seems. are 70 have
nothing to say about II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

u shortrldge II al swellod up
~ ~ p,As s.'d pup. The reason r.
II billboard. of which be has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Aubrey Doucicault had a fainting
spell in Washington. and as a com.
pete collapse threatened, he has
temporarily retired from the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Florence Roberts In The Trans.
formation will be seen at the Al
hambra during the winter months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Not TO Play Pantases Houses.
The New York offices Of William
Morris object 70 statement J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
z PILZNA, NEBR. - Str

Il lLLNA, NIDh. Ct1 d =
szna smiercia zgine}a tn W
driu ego maja, pani Ma}go-
rata Ivan, iona starego oby-
watela Antoniego Iwawa.
Pasta opa byd}o ma postwi~
sku, pomiedzy kt6rym znaj-
-;towa} sic m}ody buchaj, kt6-
ry z niewiadomej przyczyny
napad} ze wsciekloscia ma p.
Iwanowa. przypar}szy ia do
plotu zab6d1 ja ma smierc.
Pogrzeb 6p. Ma1gorzaty od-
by1 sic W sobote, dnia 8go
maja. Nabczehstwo zalob-
ne odprawit Wiel. ks. Cwi-
klinski z Sw. Maryi. Niebo-
szczka pochoazla 2 Sym.
wa}du, W Galicyi i pozosta-
villa po sobie mezai 11~cie
dzieci.
Mech spoczywa W Panu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

ubogiej m}odosci zosta} wre.
szcie kap}anem, przypywa]
lat pare poza krajem rodzin-
nym; d}uzszy czas spedzif
we Warszawie i W Polsce,
ktora ukocha1 jak Ojczyzne
swoja j sam sic "a Polaka
mia}; "a dzia1alnosc religijno-
patryotyczna wygnany z Pol
ski, zamieszka} we Wiedniu;
umar} W roku 1920. Papiez
Leon XIII zaliczy} 60 W po-
cze b1ogos1awionych ego
marca 1855 ma podstawie
procesu trwajacego lat 25,
kt6ry rozpatrzy{ nadzwyczaj
swietobliwe a pracowite zy-
Gle sw. Klemensa; obecnie
Papiez Plus x zaliczy} go W
poczet swietych. Sw. K]e-
mems; Hoffbauer nosi zasz-
czytny i drogi nam tytu1 "a
posto1a Warszawy''.
Wraz z kanonizacya sw.
J6zefa Oziola, hiszpa6skiego
kap1ana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
z INV POLSKICH
" AMERYCE

DETROIT, MICH. = Jan
Petka kt6ry mieszka pm. II
Adele u'., pok|6cii sic z
pewnymi pijakami W led :
nym z salun6w W po}nocno-
wschodniej / Istronie miasta
kr6tko po pp}nocy i gdy sic
przekona}, 10 "a wielu mial
przeciwnik6W, uciekl. Droga,
kt6ra sobie obra}, przecina}a
podw6rze Edwarda Lyon,
2515 r Grand Boulevard.
Lyons us}yszat jakis ha}as j.,
wyjrzawszy oknem zobaczy}
jakiegos mezczyzne, skrad da-
]acego sic " cieniu domu
przy p|ocie.
Rece DO CORY! rozkaza}
Lyons oknem, myslac, ze to
by} jakis w}amywacz.
Petka podni6s} jedne reke
do CORY, lecz druga spusci{
przy boku.
Siega po revolver, pony
sla} Lyons i poc7af strzelac.
Petka zosta' ngodzony kula "
prawy box v :. czwarte zebro
/ kula utk vita. Zabrano go
do szpitala Harper.
Lyons zosta} aresztowany
kr6tko po strzelaninie i
przyzpa} sic, ze strzela} do
Petki. Jan Stanis1awski' il
Stanis1aw Strok; zamieszka-
Ii pm. 1878 Dubois ul costa
Ii najpierw aresztowani przez
policye. Zamknieto ich ma
Chene. Rama Petki
Jest niebezpieczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

RZYM, "a maja. - Wczo-
raj zako6czy1y sic W kos
ciele sw. Piotra ceremonie
kanonizacyi b.. Klemen-
sa Hoffbauera, polskiego Re-
demptorysty i dobroczy6cy
Warszawv i ca}ej Polski. z
okazyi tel katedra sw. Piotra
by1a wspaniale iluminowa-
ma; W uroczysci bra1 udzjaf
Ojciec sw., Plus X, ma cze-
le orszaku z}ozonego z 20
kardyna}6w, znacznej liczby
bisklp6w i dygnitarzy Ko-
scio1a.
Sw. Klemens Marya Hoff-
bauer urodzi1 sic 26 gru-
dnia 1851 roku W Taszowi-
each; pochodzi} z wiesniaczej
rodziny; kiedy po trudach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
LONDYN, "a maja.

LONDYN, 24 maja.
Minister wojny p. Haldane
og1osif urzedowo pog}oske O
niemieckim sk1adzie broni "
Londynie jjako nonsens i plot
Ike dziecinna. Pomimc t.
ciagle wiesci Q zbrojeniac}
niemieckich i mozliwosci in
wazyi niemieckiej do Angli
ME ustaja. 0statnio gadano
a ,nawet pisano wiele Q js-
kims balonie niemieckim
kt6ry miaf bye widzi'ny
W r6znych stronach AngIii !;
Irlandyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

SHAMOKIN, Pa. jan
Budkowski LEGACY 80 lat "a
lnieszka}y tutaj spotkal sic 70
smiercia W kopalni North
Franklin W Trevorton, okoio
godziny 400 we 6rode popo-
}udniu Budkowski pospolu =
Harrem Smithem byl zatru-
dniony W "brescie" " to-
nelu nr.4 W powyzej wy
mienionej kopalni. Budko
wski oddalil sic na pewien
czas, ably zajrzec do kasty
|gdzie by} przechowywany
dynamit i znaczny zapas
prochu, oddalonej Cd miei-
sea ich piracy 0 jake rs
stop. Po uplywis kilku minut,
gdy tenze oddali1 sic, Smith
us}yszal straszny wybucb,
ale mys)ac ze to inni g6rnicy
W bliskosci strzelaja, ME wiele
,zwraca1 ma to uwagi. Po u
plywie dose znacznego czasu,
gdy Smith uwaza1 zee Bud
kowski powinien .juz wrocic
udai sic " tamta strone. G'ly
dos1edl do miejsca gdzie
znajdowala sic skrzenia, stra-
szny widok przedstwii mu
I sic Odo Budkowski leza1 cal
kiem poszarpany " kaw lily
Przez straszny wybuch "a
wartosci skrzyni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

nizowanie polskiej parafii
pozwolil, nawet sam bierze
czynny udzia{. W okolicy
tamtejszej przy u]icach Ex-
change, Carroll, Pink, Ho-
ward it'd, mieszka okofo 200
polskich familii, opr6cz tax
:zwanych samotnych," q
wszyscy sa rozentuzyazmo-
wani i uradowani tenn, re
juz raz beda mieli W swej
dzielnicy swi4tynie Pa6ska,
" kt6rej zanosic beda mod}y
do PaDa ned Pany, Nowy
kosci6} be- 'zie pod wezwa-
MEM SIS. Aposto}6w Pjotra i
Paw}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

wczoraj sad przysieglych roz'
patrywa1 sprawe oskarzonych
i skazal kobiety ma zap}ace-
ME 800 kary j koszta kazdy
a sprawe mezczyzn rozpatru-
je W daIszym ciagu. Zdegu~
stowani do ksiedza . parafia-
ME urzadzali masowe zebra
MIA, obrzucali kamieniami
plebanie i usi1owa]i nawet
zniszczye kosci6}. Ia to vice
musza pred sa~
dem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

Z COLUMBUS. NEBR. -
Oh. Stanis}aw Kula, znany
skrzypek, kt6ry juz cd dfuz-
szego czasu jest dotkniety
cie5ka choroba uda} sic ma
kuracye do Hot Springs.
- Pan Stanis}aw Skorupa
cd SO lat zamieszka}y W po-
wiecie Platte i jeden najza-
mozniejszych obywateli pol
skich W tel oko]icy, wydzie-
rzawi1 swa farrne OBJ. M. Ku-
xii, a sam nabywszy na VIA
snose kilka dom6w i lot W
swem miescie, tn ,zarnierza
spedzic ostatnie chwile swe-
go zycja. Pomimo juz pode~
sz1ego wieku, tax p. Skorupa,
jakotez jego szanowna mall
'onka czuja sic jeszcze mfo-
do i rzezwo. Doczekali sic
juz "a wnuk6w a mianowi-
Gle: Frank Skorupa, syn, ma
dzieci piecioro; J6ze}a Kat
,6rka - Maryanna Micko'
wa, c6rka %; syn 6: Tecdo.
zya Mateje, c6rka 3; Stani-
s}aw Skorupa, syn, czworo.
Najm}odsze dzieci So W domu:
"a to Me]ania Jan.