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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-03-04
Billings Gets Next Convention

Cheyenne, Feb. %. The last
hours Of the dry farming congress
were given over to the considera-
ton Of resolutions, and delegates
were unanimous in their support of
the measure tending to increase the
scope Of the congress, and aid the
development Of arid land. The reso-
lutions in most cases were adopted
without debate. The delegates unan-
imously adopted a resolution declin-
ing to advocate any special method
Of dry farming, and favoring the
investigation of all methods.
After a struggle, in which the
name international dry farming
congress was advocated, the
name of the organization was chang
ed to dry farming congress. and
resolutions were adopted providing
for q permanent headquarters for
the congress, the spread Of dry
farming information and the gather
ing Of dry farming information
throughout the world. In this latter
project government assistance is
asked.
The legislatures Of the. western
states now in session will be asked
for the appropriation of funds for
the development of dry farming,
and the government will be asked to
investigate and, if possible, to pre-
vent damage by flood of the Arkan-
sas river.
The methods of unscrupulous land
dealers that have tended to bring
dry farming districts into disrepute
among the homeseeking public were
denounced, and steps will be taken
to counteract the effect Of mislead
ing advertisements.
Billings, Mont, was selected as
the place of the next meeting, which
will be held in November. 1909. The
dates will be fixed by the executive
committee. The Billings delegation
guaranteed to raise fund sufficient
for the proper handling Of the next
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-03-04
Tests Electric Chair; Lives

New York, Feb. 28.-Asserting
that murderers condemned to die by
electricity in Sing Sing are not kill
ed, but merely made comatose,
Charles Quill today gave an exhibi-
tion to prove it. Sitting in a copper
bound chair similar to that used in
executions, Quill allowed a current,
which, he said was 1900 volts, to
pass through him, and emerged,
nervous, but whole. Joe Raymond
his manager, thinks he made a great
find when he discovered the young
man in Denver, and those who saw
the uncanny experiments today
agree with him.
Quill, who is 22 years old, says
there is more carbon and less iron in
his system than in that Of the ave-
rage person, so he can stand more
electricity than most men. He does
not perspire, and to the absence of
moisture on his skin he attributes
much of his immunity.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-03-04
Radiurn Substitute Discovered

New Orleans, Feb. 25.-At last
nights session of the Southern Home
opathic Medical association, DR.. E. H.
Bailey of the Hahnemann medical
college, Chicago, announced the dis
covery Of radia thor, declared to have
all the properties of radium without
it's banefnl effects, ard to be within
the reach of people Of moderate means.
It was discovered as being made from
certian species Of pitch blende, of
which 20 tons have been discovered
near a Colorado mine, with much more
in sight. DR.. Bailey declared it gen
crates the purple ray, which Flnsen
used so successfully in the treatment
of lupus.
DR.. Bailey said that only within the
last week have his experiments reach
ed a stage where he feels justified in
making public announcement of the
discovery.
Chicago. Feb. Is. DIR. F. Fl. Black
mar of Hahnemann medical college to-
day gave out further details Of the dis
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-03-04

Miss Anna c. Brady, who is teach
ing school at Newton, left last Sa-
turday evening for her home at
Bloomfield, where she expects to
meet a friend from a distance. Miss
Brady has become very popular
with the young folks at Newton and
made quite a hit at the social given
by the Big -Four club on Feb. 10,
being elected manager Of the same.
She has also purchased ten shares in
the Newton hall, where she and our
genial barber, G. E. Norman, will
give dancing lessons every Friday
evening. Music will be furnished by
the McGlen orchestra Of up-to-date
artists. Miss Brady proposes to
make her home one mile northwest
of Newton after the term of school
is out The Newton World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07
McCauley-Wyatt.

Last night at the residence os
Frank Breedlove, corner Fourth ave
nue. and c street, northwest, Miss
Sue McCauloy was marr.ot - Mr..
Clyde Wyatt, both young people
being residents OF rhis city
Rev. Roper of the 8foliway Meth
odst church performed the ceremo
ny. which was Witnessed by only
few close friends and relatives.
After the wedding party was
formed to Lorena park where the
evening was spent in merry-making,
Mr. Wyatt is in the employ of
the Ardmore Traction company.
Miss McCauley has made her
home in Ardmore for several years
and has many friends
Both young people received many
good wishes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07
PROCEEDINGS OF MEETING OF
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES OF
WILSON TOWNSHIP

At a called meeting of the Town
ship Board OF Directors of Wilson
Township. Carter County, Oklahoma.
held in Mulkey. okla. i'm said town
ship. on the eth day Of June, \ u.
1909. at the hour of ! o'clock y. IN.
Present. George Presley, President
of the Board A. +. Ramsey. Treas.
urcr: James H. Mulkey. Clerk.
Thcrcupon the following proceed.
ings were had to-wit
The clerk read the call OF the meet.
ing in the words and figures as fol
lows. to-wit:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07
FOOD AND The TARIFF
EVERYONE WHO EATS SHOULD
READ SCHEDULE G AND THEN
GET BUSY.

Every housewife. every wage
Garner every man and woman who
has grocer's or butchers bill to
pay, says the New York World, in.
deed everybody who eats, should
read Schedule G OF the Aldrich tar.
if bill which the senate has been
discussing.
This schedule is thirteen pages
long too long to be printed in this
column. You should send to your
representative and ask him for a
copy.
Schedule G describes the tariff tax
on food and agricultural products
and provisions. 1t explains why,
when the crop OF anything in the
United States is short, the price
goes up so high. 1t also tells why
the people OF this city cannot get
cheap provisions from South Amer.
lea. cheap fruits from the West
Indies, cheap fish from Canadian
fisheries
Here is a list Of few of the tar.
in taxes on food:
Potatoes, 5c a bushel
Peas. green, 25c bushel
Peas, dried, 3Oc bushel
Peas. in packages. 1c a pound
Condensed milk. 2c pound
Butter, &c pound
Rice, % pound.
Steers, % 1.2 per cent.
Hogs. $50 a head.
Oatmeal 1c a pound.
Apples. peaches, ounces, cherries
pmms and pears. 25c a bushel.
Figs and raisins. . 1-2c a pound
Oranges. 1c a pound.
Fresh beef veal, mutton and pork
&c pound.
Almonds. &c pound.
Live chickens. Sc, and dead chick
ems SC a pound.
onions. 40c a bushel.
Cabbages, Sc each.
/ Eggs, &c a dozen.
Beans. 45c a bushel.
Cheese, &c a pound.
pickles and sauces. 80 per cent.
Wheat. zoe bushel
Little calves. 81 a head.
Big calves, 1915 a head.
Sheep, sl.50 a head.
Biscuits, 90 per cent.
Dried fruits, 90 a pound.
Lemons. 1-2c a pound.
Bacon and hams, &c a pound
Lard, &c a pound.
These are only a few of the man.
items of food on which there is
tariff tax.
Every glass of lemonade is in
creased In price by the tariff. Evei
chocolate and cocoa are taxed
and salt, vinegar, starch and sipces
The farmer does not get the ber
eft of this tariff tax. because tn
prices he receives are fixed by IN
refrigerator trust, railroad rates an
the association of commission mel
chants.
Part OF what the consumer pay
on his food goes into the Unite
States treasury. The major part goe
to the combinations and trusts whic
it is the chief function of the \
drich bill to protect and enrich
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

The years may teach us 10 endure
Our own allotted dover of pain;
To find in paths that tears obscure,
Some knowledge that is sOrrow's
gain.
=
Yet. tho our hearts cry out to share
And stay the agonics thereof
one grief we cannot learn TO bear;
The suffering of those we love.
Charlotte Becker in Cosmopolitan
June).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07
township and


'u"hSIip' ana
WHEREAS u mas p''n heretofore
u'''rIhih'u '''u is h'I'uS declared
'hat the needs ana interests ot SAID
township ueiIanu Iua' lh'r' De I'M
hodlat'lN opened ana established
pupilc ROADS on certain section lines
oi sald township "hich. together
Win roadS heretofore Established ana
no" open 10 p"oI' 'raN'l be I'M
proved by srau'hs' draining ana
sraN'Iins ana bridging and
WHEREAS II mas heen asccr'ainod
mat th' right OF way Tor sald pubic
roads can be OBTAINED by amicabI'
settlement ana without the exercise
oi th' powers OF eminent domain,
ana
WHEREAS II mas been dctermin'
'd ana Is h'I'oy d''la''d necessary
10 improve sa'u puollc ROADS wheh
opened ana estaoIlshed ana also eN'
ls'ihg pubic roadS IN sald township
oy draining grading and gravell'ns
ana hridgihg the same; ana
WHEREAS as SHOWN by report
OF the county engineer OF said Car.
Ter county the estimated cost OF
opening anu Establishing Sald pubic
roauS ana oi constructing sald roads
Improvement VIII be $loooo.oo; and
WHEREAS th're are no iunds IN
'h' treasury oi Sa'u 'o"hShlp avail
ao'' lor Salu purpose ana IN order
10 raise the IuAdS therefor II VIII be
/ necessary 10 issue th' n'sotlable cou'
pom bonds or SAID township to said
amount OF Slo'ooo"o-sald amount
p''nE less 'han thr'' per cent OF
'he NaIu' OF the taxable property OF
salu 'o"hShlp' as aSc'rtaihed by the
last assessment Tor county purposes;
ana also together with all the other
outstanding Indebtedness OF the town
snip less IMAM ilVe per cent. OF the
said valuation OF the taxable prop
erty therein. Now therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED, BY the Town
snip Board OF directors or wilson
township IN the County OF Garter,
state OF Oklahoma:
FIRST: That "A special election be
ana the same Is hereby called, to be
held in wilson Township, In the
County OF Garter ana state OF Okla
homa, on the l4th day OF August, a
d. 1903, Tor the purpose OF submit
ting to the qualified electors OF said
township the question OF Issuing the
bonds or SAID township 10 the aggre
gate amount OF Slo'Ooo'oo Tor the pur
pose of providing the necessary fund'
tnr acquiring right OF way Tor pubic
roads therein and for improving th'
same ana existing publlc road'
= IN SAID lownshIp by dram
ing grading ana graVelllhg th'
same as mentioned IN the preambl'
hereof ana leVylng ana collecting
q an annual tax upon all OF the TAX
able properly IN said to"hSh'p' u
n addition 10 all other taxes sum
, cient 10 pay the interest on ana priH
p cipal OF sald pohdS "hen que.
p Second. Ihat the notice or SAT-
r election shalI p' ana the sam" ]
2 hereby au'horlZed ana ordered 10 D
= given substantially ia the IoIIo"lA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Your complexion as well as your
temper Is rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. BY taking Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets you can improve both. Sold by
Ardmore Drug Co., Rufus Post, and
all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Little Miss Mary Gwyn white.
man accompanied her cousin, Miss
Mary Gwyn home and will visit
in Gainesville several days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Miss Gladys Torbett Of Ada is
visiting her grandparents, NJ. and
Mrs. G.. H. Bruce, and her aunt. Mrs.
Bert Foster. Miss Torbett has but
recently returned from Na3iville,
Tenn. where she attended school
at Belmont college.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07
Here and There

Miss Mary Gywn returned 20
Gainesville yesterday after several
days visit with Mrs. John white
man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Mrs. J. w. Newcomb and son,
Thomas. are visiting in Oklahoma
City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Miss Florence Snyder of Newton.
Kansas, is visiting Miss Mable Sny.
der
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Mrs. X. \ Diggs is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. X. \. Howard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Mrs. j. H. Hargraves is visiting
friends and relatives IN Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

Interest this week centers around
ther ecital to be given at the Broad
way Methodist church by Miss Ouida
Foster and Jack London. with Mrs.
John George as accomp1nist. The
proceeds of this recital will go tS.
wards the building fund of the Y.
NJ G. A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

The Home Mission Society of the
Carter Avenue Methodist church did
not meet on yesterday, but will
meet this afternoon at three O'Clock
with Mrs Ed Williams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07

published July Z, "A, 81 and 2s, 1909
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-07
ToMoRRoW's CALENDAR. :,
THE UNATrAtNAnLE.

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
Kap}an bohater.

Wroku 1853 odby}a sic W koscie.
lie k~atedralnym w Zytomierzu ina
Wo}yniu) najsmutniejsza najbole6
ME jsza z wszystkich ceremonii de.
gradacya ksiedza~ przez biskupa b.
rowskiego przedsiezwieta.. -
Mn6stwo obecnych W kosciele
plakafo, nawet sam biskup ME m6g}
sic cd, 4ez wstrzymac, tenn bardziej
il majqcy bye, degradowanym ka'
plan z najlepszej strony og6lnie INA
nym i czczonym by}.
Nazywaf sig Koby}owicz i by}
proboszczem W. Oratowie ina Ukrai-
nie.)
Juz jake wikaryusz W Bia}ej Ger.
Xvi by{ on jake jeden z najpoboz-
~niejszych inajgorliwszych kap}an6w
dyecezyalnych W wysekiem powaza-
niu i byf zaraz z poczatku jake kaz-
nodzieja, lecz szczeg6lniej jake spo-
wiednik s}awnym.
Zostawszy proboszczem W .Orato-
vie, zdwoif pasterska gorliwosc
W kr6tkim ozasie wyporzadzi} i u
piekszyf powierzony pieczy jego ko-
6ci6}. Naraz, ku podziwieniu wszy-
stkieh znajomych> jego, oskarzono
90, il; miaf zamordowa6 oratow-
skiego urzednika gospodarczego.
Ia gf6wny powod oskarzenia te-
go s}uzy}a dubelt6wka, kt6ra W ko-
sciele "a wielkim oftarzem ukryta
znaleziono, a kt6ra, jak .dowiedzio-
no, do proboszcza naleza}a: i z niej,
jak sic pokaza}o, pred niedawnym
czasem w%ystrzelono.
Odnosna k~onisya oglosi}a probo-
szcza winnym, a sad skaza} go ma
dozywotna, ciezka, przymusowa ro-
bote W Syberyi.
Pc ukohczonej degradacyi powia-
zano :tego kap}ana, ogolono mu
w4osy, kazano mu odzienie przyw-
:dzlaG i zaprowadzono go wraz 2 in
nymi wiezniami ma Sybir, g1zie %
lat przebywal.
Pc upfywie tych dwudziestu lat
wyzna{ organista oratowskiego ko-
sciofa ma: lou smiertelnem, W przy-
tomnosci zastepcy wladzy sadowej,
jake tez licznie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
mieszkanc6w miasta Oratowa, re
on by} tym, kt6ry owego urzeed1nika
oosnodarczaoo zamordOwa{. w tel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

iaae1nrzuzna sie 5nrzed kapfanem
;Ssis. n e J, sn,.a wca zhrodni lec,
n66sSn;e;a'n;a m;al odwao;. sam sic
p,.zasd sadam sta;w;6 ; osfarzv6.
P'1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; " vice
n,a,1dz;w,v' moIdarca, : zeznah na
l,,n =; J; -,
.Jedno s}awo',moo}o o. cd ciez.
l;eoo oskar5enia nwoln;S' aleto $50.
M n,eg bv} b : 1 ta;emn;ce snow;edgi y.
szkodzi}o. dla 'teoo Wolal raczei de.
a,.adacua ; rohofe n,.zvmnsow W
Syhary; zn;e6s ; nawet. co iako
lsnla1 ;aL naic;aze; y.
cznwac m,1si. zW}aszcza ze zamiast
"a wz6r nchodziG. race "a zbrod-
niarza by{ uwazanym. niz choc led
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

~Szanownych abo
nent6w Wiarusa pro-
shiny, ably %jaknajpre~
dzej uiScili sic z ma
lezyto$ci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazeta kosztuje
wiele %pieniedzy, kt6'
re my p}aci6 musimy
regularnie "a papier,
druk, d%zierzawe ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
tego i Ia gazette mu-
simy sic %dopominac
zaptaty i prosimy ably
n,si Szanowni abo-
nenci "a. stakowa p}a-
Gill. ;
Wyda wnlctwo W'arusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

w MlNIONYM roku 1908 bty1o
W miescie Winona al przypadk6w
smierci, 427 ardzin, przeciw 900
PREY. smierci i All urodzeh W roku
1867. w ostatnim, minionym
miesiacu grudniu zmar}o W miescie
0 osdb, urodzifo sig "a = W listo-
paddle umar}o. 10 urudzifo sic a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
Gays ty chrze6cianinem?
!, krzyknaf sedzia.
I'll 80. ~

- krzykna} sedzia.
\ Tax jest jestem
chrzeseianinem; ~odpowiedziaf
syn. %nie6miaio, DO ME VIE
dial, co z tego bedzie. Cay
go. ME chciano Emusic do
odstepstwa?
A vice pokaz, c1y u
miesz sic przezegnac! - "a
.wyrokova al sedzia. Syn roz-
.pocza}:
- W imie OLGA i Syna...
St6j chrzes;ianinie!
.przerwal sedzia. Powt6rz to!
W imie OLGA i Syna...
+. Dobrze! Gdzie vice
miejsce OLGA?
tn CORY, (pokazuje
ma czo}o.)
A gdzie miejsce Syna?
tn ma DOLE. (pokazuje
ma piersi).,
Al czemu- W domu
twoim dzieje sic przeciwnie?
Czemu OLGA umie6cile6 ma
dole, a ty sam zamieszka}e6
u CORY? Milczysz? Vice
przyznajesz sic do why. Stu
chat teraz pojdziesz natych-
Mast do domu i jezeli do
wieczora W domu twoim ME
bedzie tax, jak 20 wyznajesz
PREY prze1egnaniu sic, to
jutro z rama znowu bedziesz
tn ~przyprowadzony i z temi
tn OTTO dwoma sic "a poznasz.
pray tych s}owach wskaza}
ma murzyn6w, kt6rzy swe
trzciny juz trzyma]i W pogo
'towiu). TAX samo bedzie je-
zeli kiedykolwiek us}ysz4 ja-
ka skarge ma ciebie, ze z
ojcem zle sic obchodzisz.
Rozumiesz?
Me potrzebuje dodawa@,
ze syn ozempredzej zast6so'
wal sic do wyroku sedziego
Odtad bylo w domu jak W
aiebie. :0jeiec= ME robi} die
ciom zadnych wyrzut6w, ale
.byl ola Mich jak dawniej
milym i uprzejnym, a syn
tax sic z MIN obchodzi}, 70
juz sic ME potrzebowa} zeg-
nae pred sedzia poga6sk'm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
~~~~~


MA POGRZEB S. p. ks. jana Srok
z La Crosse, kt6ry pochowany by]
W Winonie W zesz}ym tygodniu W
sr>de okolo po}udnia, przybyli ma.
stepujqcy wielebni ksieeza:. Prev.
ks. prafat D.. Majer, z St. Paul,
MINI. wiel. ks. .Nawrockii wielL.
ks. w. Zapa}a Chicago!wiel. ks.
A. J. Cara z Independence, wiel.
ks. J. Korczyk z. Grand Rapids,
Wis. wiel. ks. J.. Smiech z Ovation
ma, Mimi. wiel. ks. III. Jazdzewski
z Minneapolis, Mimi. wiel. ks. A.
Babihski Superior, Wis. wiel. ks.
Jak. Wojtowicz z Greenville, So.
Oak. wiel. ks. A. Baczyk z Stur-
geon Lake, Mimi. wiel. ks. J. Du
dek z Gilman, MINI. wiel, ks. j.
Cara z Dodge, Wis. wiel. ks: J.Ray-
ski z Siegel, Wis. wiel. ks: Szczu-
kowskiego z Delano, Mimi, wiel.
ks. J6zef Ciemihski z Wells, Mimi.
i wiel. ks. P. Kupferschmidt i A.
Kolar z Winony.
Msze sw. "a dusze ~zmar}ego cd.
prawi1 wiel ks. Jak6b Wojtowicz
W asystencyi wiel. ks. A. szczukow'
skiego jake dyakona i wiel. ks. Blu.
ranta jake subdyakona. Ceremonial
rem by} wiel. ks. J. Ciemihski.
Move pogrzebowa wyg}osi} Prev
ks. pra}at Dominik Majer z St.
Paul, Mimi. Zw}oki exportowa}
.wiel. ks. Jak6b Pacholski. Trumne
z zw}okami wyniesli z koscio}a tax
re wielebni ksieza.
S. p. ks. Jan Sroka urodzi} sig v
|Galicyi W Dabr6wkach W powieci'
tarnowskim, dnia l6 lutego, 1885,
r. Do Ameryki przybyf W roku 1885,
jake kleryk, wyswiecony ma kappa
ma W nastepnym roku W St. Joh1
College W dyecezyi W St. Cloud
MINI.
Pracowaf przcz $ lat W Alberta
! Mimi, potem przez "a lat W Dr
luth,. Mimi, piastowa} urzad kor
sultora' dyecezyalnego, a przez {
statnie 8 lata swego zycia W Ii
Crosse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

w OFISlE auditora p. J. Win.
czewskiego podali swe nazwiska jake
kandydaci ia urzeda miejskie ma
stepujacy: " m. E.. Hamilton, dem.
ma mayora miasta; w. L, Raymond
republikanin ma gf6wnego alderma-
ma i p. Jan. .Pelpwski, -demokrat,
obecny alderman, ma ten sam u
Rad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

MIA, 1909
stawa1 sic ola OLGA obojet J
nniejszym. Bola}o to starusz-
ka, ale ME narzekal ia syna,
spodziewajac sic ze " MIN.
znowu SERGE sic odezwie. I
doczekal sic ojciec zmiany,
chociaz SERGE sic ME odezwa-
10, ale ktos inny. A bylo to
tax. Il
Staruszek cierpial ma reu-
matyzm, przez kilka tygod-
nj nawet musiat 20 w;ekszej.
czesci leze6 " 16zku. Prey
kro bylo synowej, ze tyle-
kroc dziennie biegac musia-
Ia pc schodach, ably chore-
go dogladac, vice starzec
zgodzil sic ma to, ably l6zko.
lego zniesiono ma dot, chcac
i'm zachod6w i niewYgody
osczedzic.
Choroba nieco ustapi1a i
JUL kilka tygodni uplyne}o,
a o p~rzeprowadzeniu OLGA do.
CORY ME by}o mowy. Syno.
wa przenios}a do CORY swoja
%sypialnje i bardzo jej sic tam
spodoba}o, a chorego staru-
Ska zostawili Ma dole W "a
duchu i wilgoci, kt6ra ma
wschodzie daleko jest szkod-
liwsza, niz u mas. l teraz Oh
ciec ME narzeka} ale N.Y.
sla} sobie, IL W ten spos6b
p,edzej rozstanie sic z tom
nedznem zyciem.
Me talk zapatrywali sic
ma to sasiedzi, Turcy, kt6rzy
byli oburzeni ma nieczu}e
dzieci i poszli do sedziego z
pro6ba, ably staruszka wzia}
wv .obrone. Sedzia u Turk6w
|daleko wieksza ma w}adze,
u mas ME pisze ON.
protok616w i wyrok6w, ale
ma kr6tkiem toporzysku So
dzi winowajce i kare mu wy
mierza. l nasz sedzia Akga-
bu znany by} z swej spra-
wjedliwosci, ale tel i snrowo.
Sci - kto ~przewini} z. roz.
mys}em m6g} ma pewno IL
czyc ma blizsza z%najomo6c z
trzcinq bambueowa j wiezie-
lniem, obostrzonem postem.
|: Pewnego dnia z rana:przy-
by1o do domu Ragala dw6ch
zbrojnych polio ant6w j
wezwali syna, ably %niezw}ocz.
ME uda1 sic z mimi do Sc
diego - ola czego, to juz
pan sedzia wyjasni.
49, ' D. ..'. .
| Jezeli. juz to zaproszenie
samo, niekoniecznie przyjem-
ne, strachem przeje|o syna
to tenn wiecej przerazil. sic,
gdy obok sedzi1go, ma kt6-
rego twsr2y gniew srogi sic
malowa}, ujrza} dw6ch mu:
rzyn6w, igrajacych trzcina-
nj reimbursement, jak gdy-
by ich reka 5wierzbia}a !
mie]i ochote rozpoczac ml6c.
Ike.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

. WIEL. ks B. Burant. dotych-
czasowy asystent W parafii sw. Sta
nis}awa Kostki W Winonie, mia
nowany zosta} proboszczem osiero-
GOMEZ przez smierc S. p:ks. Jana Sro
XII polskiej parafii sw. Krzyza W La
Crosse, Wis. Wiel. ks. Burant wy.
jecha} do. swej parafii W sobote, a
W niedziele odprawi} tam pierwsze
abozenstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

,,Niniejszem ca}y moi majatek
zapisuje mojej zonie pod warun-
klein, ze pc upfywie roku pc mojej
smierci znowu wyjdzie "a MAJ. Zy-
skafem sobie tym sposobem przy-
najmniej jednego cz}owieka kt6ry
bedzie wsp6fczu} moim cier-
pieniom jakich doswiadcza}em "a
zycia's.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
Czcij OLGA twego.

W indYjskiem miestie
Akgab, kt6rego mieszka6cy
So po naiWiekszej czesci
m"ahometanami osjad} mistrz
b]acharski Regul, kt6ry 2
jednym swym synem z Fran.
cyl przybyl, Byl to czlowiek
pracowity, znajacy sic La
SVEN. rzemiosle, rzetelny i
s%umienny, to tel ME tyl-
ko " kr6tkih czasie piekne-
go dorobi1 sic majateczku j
~szanowany byl ME tylko:od
Europejczyk6w, ale i cd Tur-
k6w.
Gdy eyn. sig ozeni}, odda}
mu starzeec 2taly warsztat i
dom, a sam zastrzeg} sobie
tylko jeden pok6j ma miesz-
kanic, wolne u%trzymanie i
kilka talar6w miesiecznie ma
n~ieprzewidziane wypadki.
2 poczatku wszystko sz}o
jak z platka. Miasto po}ozo-
ne W bag!nistej okolicy, ma
wiedzane przez czeste powo-
die, ma pietrowe domy, W
kt6rych tylko pietrowe mie-
szkania So >suche i zdrowe,
dolne zas wilgotne i niewy-
godne. TO tez syn i iona "a
mieszkalj nadole, gdzie by}
i warsAtat, 9 etaremu ojcu
dali izbe ma pietrze; wszelka
tez mniai staruqszek wygode,
a synowa by@a sfodziutka
jak cukier.
Jednakze nied}ugo to trivia
10. Nasta1a drozyzna i zast6j
W handful j ~przemysle, syno-
wa mia}a- brata, kt6remu sig
z1e powodzilo, vice go wspie.
rala, ale ME by}a tyla re-
telna ably sic . tenn zwierzyt
mezowi, lecz wspiera}a 60 to
jennie. Gniewa}o ia tel to
nie ma1o gdy widzia}a jak
MAJ regularnle W.yp1aca1 o.
Gu szczupla pensyjske. =
Ma CO mu te pieniadze? gde,
ra}a, czyz staremu mas
bieda?
Takie=gaaanjny gniewaly
meza j ~odpoWiedzia1, ze ia co
maja to : laski OLGA, ze zreszta
te pieniadze, kt6re ojcu pla-
ca ME gina, DO ich oiciec
ME tract ] ME. m q.
ale i'm. kiedysW spedku EOS
tawi.
Ale jak to zWykle bywa,
2 czasom s1o,kliwa iona tax
m1ez;a pptrzaslrt1o5ib|I'i s. 70 ten MI
mov ! 'I' dnia ma dzied