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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
OH, JOY! FOR THE
WALKING LOVERS!
Liveryman Carter Now Proposes to
Iron Out Crimps Put in Pocket
Books and Fixes Up New Schedule
of Prices, Largely for the Benefit
of Tired Cupid and Adherents.

Fred Carter has declared war on all
He says that they have been going aft
er him with the idea of putting him out
of business and that he does not pro-
pose to be "sat on" without fight.
For some time there has been an
agreement between the Hammond liv-
erymen on the question of rates. AS
riage has been so high that the society
people of Hammond have become
known as a bunch Of walkers"
Two Cold Ones No More.
When the young SWANS of Hammond
take their lady friends to a dance in
style they were compelled to pay out
two cold shiny dollars for carriage
hire in addition to the cost of admis-
sion to the dance and the violets,
This usually puts q eriTnp ir the
pocket-book of the young man and it
generally requires a minute or two for
him to catch his breath after the cab
by announced the cost of the hire of
the vehicle.
COnspired Against Him.
When Fred Carter recently got back
into the livery business he claims he
Immediately became the victim of a
conspiracy on the part of the other
liverymen in the city.
| But Fred is pugnacious. He says he
| is ready to fight them to the limit
He has just secured three or four new
carriages. and he announces to all OF
the social organizations of the city
that he will carry a couple to and
from a dance for 81. That is 25 cents
! a person each way.
oh, Precious Moments.
In addition to that it will be pos
sible to make arrangements with Mr.
Carter when you so to Chicago to tn,
theater, have him meet you at tn,
depot and take you to your homes foi
so cents per couple.
He will call for couples who wan
to go to the theater in Hammond ant
the charge will be no more than it i
to a dance, namely, 81 for the roun,
trip for single couple.
Mr. Carter thinks this will put tn
carriage within the reach of the Who'll
people of the city and instead of bein,
an occasional luxury will be a regu
lar convenience. The next move i
this fight will be on the part of Nj
Carter's competitors.
TaIIyHo for Parties.
Another addition, which he will max
to the equipment of his barn, will b
a tally-ho, which will be available t
picnic parties and all who take pleas
ure in making a trip into the countr
! districts south of Hammond The gen
ial ex-sheriff thinks this will be great
ly appreciated by the people of Ham
mond and will be largely patronized.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
Very Little Doing

There will be very little doing in the
Lake superior court in Hammond this
week on account of the interruption
OF the courts business due to the fight
between the cities of Hammond and
Gary for additional court facilities.
Court cases viii be tried during the
rest Of the week, but the re are not
many of them which will be called up
for trial. on account of the inability
of the lawyers to try them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
TAX SALE TAKES PLACE
P. w. Meyn of Hammond
One of the Biggest
Buyers.
Special to TIE TINES

Crown Point. Ind, Feb. 9.-The sale
of delinquent tax titles at Crown Point
kept Treasurer Mack and Auditor John
son on the jump from the opening of
the sale until its close in the after
noon and the bidding for the desirable
lots was lively and most of the 'regu-
lars" were on deck to get their portion
of the gravy. Among the largest buy
ers were Julian Youche. Peter w. Meyn,
Chas. Friedrich. Julius Griesel. Frank
B. Pattee and Otto J. Bruce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
HAMMOND LAWYERS
ARE SUCCESSFUL
McMahan and Conroy Do
Splendid Work for Lake
County Farmers.
GET WICKEY BITT CHANGED
Looks Now as If Farmers Will Be
Indemnifed for Cattle Killed
In Tuberculin Tests.

1t Is now practically assured that the
features of the bill, which was pre-
pared by Attorneys and Mcmahon and
COnrOy, providing for the indemnify
ing of farmers who lose cattle as a re-
suit of ttibercuIin tests, will become
law, and that the relief, which is
sought by the Lake county farmers,
viii be provided.
1t was discovered that E. w. Wick
ey. who represents Lake county in the
legislature, introduced bill, which
had been prepared by the state veterin-
arian and which did not provide the
indemnifcation of farmers, who lose
their cattle from this cause.
State Veterinarian Agrees.
Judge w. C. Mcmahon, who has been
looking after the interests of the farm
ers at Indianapolis. finally persuaded
the state veterinarian to see the light
and he agreed to the consider cn
and he agreed to the consolidation Of
his and the Lake county measure.
This practically insures the passage
of the measure and already it has beer
favorably reported out of the commit
tee in the house. The part of the bill
in which Hammond and Lake county i:
interested provided that when cattl,
are ordered condemned the farme1
shall receive the whole value of th'
cattle if no tuberculosis is found, 81
per cent of the value If the disease i
localized and so per cent if it is gen
eral The limit of the amount whicl
can be recovered is $40.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
COLD SPELL HERE

Rain fell in this region last night
and more rain or snow is promised
today with a fall in the temperature.
A cold spell is indicated by news from
the northwest, where snow fell yes
terday The maximum temperature
during the past twenty -four hours was
SO degrees, the minimum being 33 de-
grees. Battleford was the coldesi
point yesterday. the maximum temper
ature at that place being IS degrees
below zero. while San Antonio enjoyed
a temperature of 76 degrees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
Will Preach Tonight.

Rev. A. T. Briggs will preach at the
revival meeting at the First Methodist
church this evening. There will be
splendid singing. and if the weather
permits. a good attendance is ex-
pected. Even with the rain last nights
meeting was very profitable one The
people of Hammond are. cordially in
vited to be present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
New Stamps Are In.

The new stamps, which have been
designed in honor of the Lincoln cen
tennial. have appeared in the local
postoffice and are now on sale. The
stamps are of the 2-cent denomination
and are very similar in appearance to
the 2-cent stamps now in vogue, ex-
cept that the replies Of Lincoln ap-
pears in place Of that Of Washington.
On the face of the stamp appears the
dates 1909 and 1909
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
NO RULING YET
Crown Point Judge Has Not
Made His Decision.

Judge W. c. Mcmahon of Crown
Point circuit court has not yet ruled
on the question as to whether the
liquor. which has been confscated from
Young's saloon. shall be destroyed. w
]. McAleer, who is representing Mr.
Young. has gone to indianapolis. and
it is not believed that Judge Mcmahon
will announce his ruling in the mat
ter until Attorney McAleer comes back
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
Want Law Changed.

Mayor Law renee Becker has been
asked to have an amendment made to
the law so that singing societies. such
as the Hammond Saengerbund- -Fidelia,
can own property without organizing
building association. The amend
ment is asked for, in view of the fact
that the Hammond Saengerbund-F -Fidelia
will organize next summer for the con-
struction of its new clubhouse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
.STODOLA KEEPS THE
HOTEL BUTLER
Albert Gels Says That Saloonkeeper
Stodola Would Be Bad Man to Have
Around When There Was Any
Money Loose, According to Fellows
Own Story.

There are some cheap men in this
world.
There are some men in whose breast
the milk of human kindness is fearful
Iy caIxed.
One of these lives In Hammond.
His name is StOdOIa, and he is pretty
well acquainted with the Hammond
police. What they know about stodoIa
wouldn't ht him for the ministry.
Through the assistance of officer
Schaadt of the Hammond police depart
ment, Conductor Albert Gels of the
Hammond, Whiting and East Chica-
go Street Railway company recovered
a $50 bill which he left in the car.
The money was recovered frorn a
Saloonkeeper Stodola, who lives in the
Standard district 1t happened that
Stodola was the only passenger on the
ear at the time the money was lost
This made it comparatively easy to
trace the loss.
He Gave 1t Up.
When Gels confronted StodoIa and
told him that he must have found the
money the saloonkeeper turned over
the $40 bill. Stodola is the proprie-
tor of the Hotel Butler on Columbia
avenue.
1t was a matter of comment at the
time that Stodola was compelled to
turn over the money that he could
| have been so brazen as TO have taken
1t.
He was the only man in the car when
the conductor, in counting over his
change, let the $40 bill fall to the floor.
The saloonkeeper saw the money fall
and instead of pointing out the loss
to the conductor he picked up the
bill and put it in his pocket
Police Helped Some.
OF course, the conductor discovered
his loss sooner or later, and knew
that it would have to come out of his
weeks salary. He enlisted the help
of the Hammond police and they dis
| covered that the lone passenger on the
car was Stodola. the saloonkeeper.
They went to his place of business
and put the matter up to him so strong
ly that he finally admitted that he
had found the money and paid it over
to the conductor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
II. e. AID MEETING.

The Ladies society of the First NJ
E. church will meet Wednesday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Robert Schuy-
Ter "a Clinton street. A full attendance
of members is desired as the work of
last week Will be finished and the reg
ular business disposed off.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
Something Doing Anyway

Some of the Hammond business men
are saying that Cox & Nee are putting
up a good front. Others are Of the
opinion that they are having a great
opening. The facts OF the case are
that they have torn out all of the
show windows in the old Arkin store
and will put in some up-to-date ones.
which will improve the appearance of
the business district.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
WICKEY's NEW BILL
Governor Makes Statement
About Prize Fighting.
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 9.-Represen-
tative Wickey introduced a bill au-
thorizing the governor to appoint a
commission to investigate and report
as to the best means for conservation
fthe states natural resources 1t
carries five thousand dollars appropria-
ton. Governor Marshall said today
whenever the prosecutor fails to prose-
cute prize fighters he will direct the
attorney general to proceed against
fighters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
Firemen Called Out.

The Central fire department was
called out last night to the George
Parker place, east Of the Carleton ho-
tel. on Plummer avenue The damage
was only nominal and was caused by
an overheated hue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
To Be Incorporated.

Notices have been sent to the charter
members of the Hammond Athletic
club that they must sign the articles
of incorporation before Wednesday
night. Feb. 10. After Wednesday it is
proposed to send the articles of incor-
poration to Indianapolis and receive
the charter of the new organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09

Furniture at practically cost; some of
it at the odd and end sale of Paxton
& Baker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-09
WEATHER.

Rain or snow tOdayy
Wednesday snow fiurries
and much colder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23
Uczmy dziec1 nasze czytaf
pisac 1 movie pc polsku!
UWaqii.

Kiedys, niedawno napad}
jednoreki Gawe} biednego
Tacyta i s~trasznie go policz-
kowal "a jakies urojone zdroz-
nosci. Tacyt milcza}, ME
chcia}, czy ME m6g} sic bro
mic, "a Gaw}em bowiem sta}a
grenada, kt6rej cos niedobrze
6cz patrza}o.
Naraz ukaza} sic inny t}um
#Micha1em ma cze]e. Micha-
Ia uwaza1 Tacyt "a swego
przyjaciela, nabra} vice otu
chy: - ten mic osvobodzi!
Alisci - o zgrozo! Micba}
zamiast go ratowac i odpedzic
Gaw}a, chwyta Tacyta jedna
reka "a gard1o, druga wall
go bez lito6ci W drugi, dotad
nietkniety policzek. =. Os}u-
pieli wszyscy, al ktos z thu
mu VIOLA: Michale, co ty ro-
bisz, czy ty cheese dobic
biedaka? - Milcz, glupcze,
odcina sic Micba}, ME wi
dzisz, re ia mu dobrze zycze?
Do czego on pred chwila
byi podobny z jednym
policzkiem napuch}ym? -
Teraz, chotby skona}, to be
die mial twarz 20 obu stro-
mach r6wna, a mysmy sw6j
obowiazek spe1nili! - Czy to
ME jasne?.
E-F.rE+@r e. ~ q q Ia 80 - - - g. H=.-g..l "EE- -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

NEWARK, N. J. Dwudzie-
stosiedmjo)etni Ant. Robo-
wski, zatrudniony W N. j.
Steel Tube Go. -- omal ME
padt afia19 swego zawodu.
Obs]ugujac maszyne, wygnia-
tajaca sta], zosta} %pochwyco-
ny "a prawa reke przez diva
walce i uniesiony W gore.
Ma krzyk zbiegli sic iowa
rzysze piracy, / zesunavszy
transmisye 4 ko}a, zatrzyma-
Ii maszyne i wybawili go cd
smierci Robowskiego, kt6ry
doznaf zmia2d2en1a reki 49,
odwieziono do szpitala Sw.
Micha}a, gdzie Levy W ciez-
kiej pograzony niemocy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23
ECHA.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.

Wis.
MARGIN Pelaga, lat 40 ]ic7a-
cy zatrudniony byl kopaniem
rowu do kana1u odp}ywowe-
go, kt6ra to prace wykonuje
polski kontraktor p. F. Ma
kielski. Row wypada1o kopa6
W bardzo piaszczytym grun-
Gle i z niewjadomej przyczy-
ny sciany rowu usune1y sic
i zasypa}y Pelage. Zaraz rzu-
como sic ma pomoc i Pe|aGe
wydobyto pc kilkunastu mi
nutach niezvwego, re ziama-
ma kosc;a pacierzowq.
Nieszcze5liwy zostawi} 10.
ne i dziewiecioro dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

zle ME by}o, jezsli znalrzli
sic ludzie, kt6rzy sic daWniej-
sza plaza zadowalaja. strajki
wog6le kohcza sic porazka
robotnik6w, powlnni robo-
tnicy zatem wynalesc lima
droge do wywalczenia s1usz
nego wynagrodzenia "a swa
ciezka prace, anizeli strajk
dotychczasowy. Kompania W
Ludlow niezawodnie zupe}nie
inaczej postapi}aby sobie z
robotnikami, .gdyby zamlast
.strajku og6lnego, powazole]-
sza g%romadka jej.oswiadczy1a,
IL przestaje pracowac, DO i
die ma fanny, lub do innej
fabryki, gdzie lepsze daja
wynagrodz epie.
.Powie ktos, IL }atwo taxa
dac rade,;ale jak ia wykonac,
kiedy ten robotnik lyle tyl~
ko " reki do ust" i nie
mole sobie nawet pa podr6z
zaoszczedzic. Prawda to, lecz
czyz tax ma zawsze pozosta'
ME? Wszak istnieja organiza-
eye, kt6re powinny W to
wejrzec. Me dopuScic, by
uaszych, gdy przybeda do
Ameryki, zaprzedawano jak
bydlo do fabryk podobnych
tel W Ludlow, lecz wskazy-
vac i'm .miejsca, gdzie NIGGA
sobie grosz chloe niewielki
zaoszczedzi6, a potem i'm
wskazywac, badz to fanny
ma }atwa odp}ate, badz tel
fabryki lub nawet kopalaie,
gdzie moga sw6j byt pole
pszyc. M6wi sic wiele Q
dzwignieciu naszej imigracyi
z poziomu graniczacego z XII
jem zebraczym, a "a ma}o sic
dzia}a. - Uczmyz sic prak-
tycznego postepu przynaj'
moiej z biedy i nedzy brac1
naszych!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23
Ma Rynku Kra-
k0Wskinl.

Stanawszy pc raz pierwszy
ma Rynku Krakowskim, trud-
no zla6 sobie sprawe z thu
mu w%spomnie6 cisnacych sic
do g}owy rozrierajacych
piers Polaka; mimowoli SER
co zywiej bile i mysli pre-
dzei szumia pod wzrokiem
1agodnym Maryackiej wiezy.
Wszak to ma .tym w}asnje
rynku W roku 1926, gdy
Krakow wzbi} sic do szczytu
swego rozkwitu i potegi,
ksiaze pruski Albrecht z
Hohenzo|ern6w rodu zaprzy-
siagl wiernoSc koronie pol
skiej i ~zgiawszy ko]ano pred
Zygmuntem uzna1 sic jego
lennikiem. Ma tym samym
r%ynkowym bruku diva i pol
wieku p6zniej w 1874 roku,
:Tadeusz Kosciuszko ma krzy-
zu MECCA swego przysiag}
'wybawic krai nasz z niewoli;
przysiega ia otuli}a Rynek
urocza nadzieja wolno6ci,
lecz swietokradzka reka Pru-
sak6w zbeszczesci1a i to
~wspomnienie, zbluzgawszy
krwia polska ziemie, pc kt6-
rel ich ksiaze czo}ga1 sic W
:ho}dzie pred kr6lem kra-
kowskim. w wieku XVII
przesuwa sic po rynku. Gu.
dzoziemiec jeden pc dru-
GIN; Szwed, Moskal, Au-
stryak, Prusak, a kazdy drze
i 1upi, az nareszcie zdawa|o
sic ze kamienie bruku POI
:wyrywaja Prusacy by nasy-
cic drapiezna zadze kradzie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23
MT PLEASANT. Pa.

NJ I. I q II D<11N I I a.
Tramwaj e]ektrvczny uszko-.
DILL ciezko dw6ch Polak6w:
J.. Pytle i P. Bartpika Sill
tore:n traInwajowym pijani
i dosta]i sic pod k'}a. Pytla
ma z]amara reke / z gnie-
ciona klatke p;ersiowa. Bart
nix ma ucieta noge pot'u-
czony jest siInie. IONA Py-
til jest wfasnie W drodze re.
starego kraju. Obaj polka
leczeni zapewne rye beda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

zem nader %wymownie wska-
zuje, re lud ten ciezko pra-
.cuje ma bardzo uboga okru-
.szyne. chleba pOwszedniego.
Pomijamy milczeniem licz.
n~iejsze njz zwykle zau}ki
miasta, gdzie ub6stwo nieja-
ko prawem spadku z OLGA ma
dzieci przechodzi. Zapewnia-
ia mas, co prawda, re ia og6l-
ma bieda i zasn;edzia1osc W
%przemysle jest ty]ko po-
wierzchowna; dobrobyt jed
max kraju ME zalezy ma u
krywaniu lecz ma widzialnym
%przemysle handful i roll
nictwie a rynek krakowski
al nadto barwnie przedsta'
via nam obraz drozyzny ME-
dostatku a czasem i nedzy.
w jednym rodzaju przemy-
stu %przyznac trzeba Krako-
| wianom prawo p~ierwszeh-
stwa, a ten jest wy}udzanie
1ap6wek z gosci przejezd-
nych. Nalezy i'm sic stopien.
celujacy dodatkiem media
lu .honoru, ma kt6rego 3D.
wrotnej stronie moznaby do
dac, il So bezczelnie Small
i natarczywi, pomimo to re
rachuuki hotelowe W Krako-
vie wypadaja stos6wnie
znacznie wyzej niz pc innych
miastach europejskich. Wy
bacza iw sic to wszYstko;
niejeden podr6zny aie zwr6-
ci ma to uwagi, DO z drugiej
strony Krakow, otulony we
~wspomnienia czyn6w sz]a-
chetnych naszych przodk6w,
W kt6rYm spoczywaja kr6-
low naszych zar6wno jak
swietych patron6w Polski
smiertelne szcz@tki, mad kt6'
rym unosi sic geniusz mic
cza Sobieskiego, Poniatow-
skiego, Ko6ciuszki j Ouch
!opieku1czy Mickiewicza, Ma
teiki, Wyspia6skiego -ufaj'
ny, re. i wygna6cze prochy
Slcwackiego znajda ma Wa
welu schronienie- ten gr6d
Krakusa zaspakaja W mas
pragnienie serca polskiego i
pokrzepia W mas nadzieje
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kt6ra co
raz silniej, i wyzei wyrasta ma
gruzach przesz{ej wielkosci.
c. H J. GRUPA.
Fryburg, SzWajcarya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

zwyciestwa j kleski, na l,old
pruski, ma uczte Wiezynka,
ma przysiege Ko6ciuszki, ma
pogrzeb korony Kazimierza
Wielkiego, Batorego, Sobie
skiego patrza}a spokojnie
wieza Maryacka, miasta straz-.
MICA.
Pfzypatrzmy sic blizej tel
starej pamiatce potegi pol.
skiej. Wieza " dzisiejszej
formie pochodzi z XIV wieku
i miezy 270 stop wysokosci
- u wierzchu oryginalnie
.ozdobiona osmiu ma1emi
wiezyczkami, a ma samym
szczycie zawieszono W 1866
roku ogromna z}ocona ko-
rome. Wieza druga jest znacz-
ME nizs2a; podanie twierdzi,
ze dwaj bracia te wieze bu-
dowali, 2 jeden zazdroscia
powodowany zabi} drugiego
by ME dopusci6 :.uko6czenia:
wiezy, N6z: kt6rym morder'
czego czynu .dokona1 wisi
ma }a6cuchu W Sukiennicach
u przej6cia cd ulicy siennej.
Wnetrze ko5cio}a Maryackie-
go robi imponujace wraze-
ME bogata polichromia Ma
tejki, misternie rzezbionemi
stallami, / ~najznakomitszym
zabytkiem s%tarodawnej sztu-
XII, jakim jest wspania}y tryp-
tyk gotycki, wielki o}tarz
s1ynnego Vita Stwosza. Zew-
netrzmy widok swiatyni szpe-
ca rozmaite drobne przybud-
XII, jakotez ciasne uliczki o.
kalajace ia pc obu stconach.
Wprost gg}6wnej bramy
wschodniej; zmierzajac ku
Sukiennicom spotykamy
piekny pomnik Mickiewicza.
Tuz. obok, koscio]a Maryac-
kiego miesci sic koSci6}ek
6w. Barbary> rochodzaoy
prawdopoddoo1bnlie 2 wieku
XIV. a wprost niego stoi ma
la kapliczka sw. Wojciecha,
wzniesiona ma tenn miejsca,
gdzie po raz pierwszy kaza~
ME miat W l!<1 ten
apost61 Polski. Doko}a. oto-
czaja Rynek starozytne ka-
mienice moznych rodow z
czas6w szczeSliwych kr6le-
silva polskiego,
Sam 5rodek Rynku zajmu-.
ia. Sukiennice, fundowane
plzez Boles}awa. Wstydliwe.
60. Okaza}y gmach, kt6ry
powstaf z dw6ch szereg6w
sklep6w, W kt6rvch sprzeda.
wano sukna, obecnie miesci
W sobie ma g6rnem pietrze
nieoszacowane Muzeum Ma
rodowe sk}adajace sic ze
zbior6w przer6znych pamia-
tex narodowych i wspania}ej
galeryi obraz6w. Przechodzac
liczne sale obraz6w, szumia
nam W uszach nazwiska Ma
tejki, Siemiradzkiego, Croft.
gera, Kossaka; C~helmonskie-
90, Wyspia1skiego II masa
innych. kt6rzy zostawlli nam
niejako dusze swa ma plot
mach swych genialnych
obraz6w. Przykuwa nasza
. ri l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

DULUTH, Mimi, W szpi-
talu, "St. Mary's" zmar1 pc
bardzo kr6tkiej chorobie, &C.
letni kapfan, ks. Stanis}aw
Lepich, kt6ry pr2yjecha} tu-
tai z Erie, Pa, ia zadanie
biskupa Nc Golricka, ably o.
bjac zarza1 parafii W Gnicz.
ME i W Cloquet. Przyczyna
smierci ksiedza Lepicba by
10 zatrucie ptomainami, czy]i
trucjznami wywiaznjacemi
sic w miesie nadpsutem'
Zmarly kap}an pos1ada brata
w Pulaski, Wis. drugiego W
stanie New Jersey, a trze-
ciego W Ameryce Po}udnio-
wei. KS. Iciek zawiadomi1
wszystkich trzech TELEGRAPH
cznie o jego smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

1d1nia, 1909.
Holden Pruskim" trudno,
nippodobna praWiy unikDac
wrazenia, re sic patrzy luz
ME ma cos martwego lecz
"a osoby zyjace i czujace'.
Luna czarujacego piekna bi.
je z tego chaosu farb j zdsje
sic nam, re pa}ajace, grozne
oczy Zygmunta | piorunem
raza kleczacego Prusaka, re
usta jego sic ruszaja debit
neni slowy siegi, kt6re
jak echo powtarza "a MIN
Albrecht. D}ugo, d}ugo oczu
cd niego oderwac ME MONA
i mimowoli ogarnla mas u
czucie dumy, zesmy byli po-
tega wtenczas. Lecz mysl
biezy dalej wife sic W bo-
le6ci ma samo wsromnienie,
jak ten rod krzywoprzysiez-
XII rozdar} nasza Ojczyzne, j
jej drgajace piersi mccoy, =
a chociaz ounienie W duszy
szepce: Mi&ujcie nieprzyjaci6l
waszych, czy6cie dobr2e tym
kt6:zy was przesladuja, pail
mas b6l szalony, pa}a niena.
wjscia SERGE, wre gniew5m
duch ca1y, ze ten kr6l nie
ubi} tego gadu. JUL nawet
siasiedni obraz ,,Kosciuszko
pod. Raclawicami" ME robi
ma mas tax silnego wrazenia,
DO oko ciagle jakos zwraca
sic do ~pierwszego, i ogromny
tlum ludu przez artyste u
cbwycony ma ]uz W sobie
zarodek roztargnienia a oko
Ii wyobraznia daremnie sic
sill by objac ca}osc tel masy
ludu u stop VODKA swego
Kosciuszki. Azeby jednak
pozna6 mistrxa Matejke ia
wyzynach ponadkrytycznych
swej sztuki trzeba widziec
lego ,,Rejtana." Bedac nieco
p6zniej we Wiedniu mia}em
to nigdy ME z~apomniane
szczescie. Kt6ryz Polak ogla-
da} 20 raz pierwszy ten obraz
a ME odczu} tel szalonej
rozpaczy, kt6ra mistrz uwie'
iii W ryeach twarzy Rejtana!
Zdaje sic, re echo jego strasz-
nych slow ma sejmie war
szawskim: ,,Po mcim trupie!"
jeszcze sic odbija W ramach
tego obrazu. Gdy sic take
arcydzie}a takiego mistrza:
widziafo, jak pe~ien ME-
miecki krytyk sic wyrazil:
,,nie MONA, chocby W mai
czarniejszej niedoli, bye cal
KLEIN nieszcze<liwym, majac
W sercu odbitke takiego ar
cvdzie1a."
Lecz wr6cmY ma Rynek j
% %nasyceniu sic pieknoscia
skarb6w W Sukieunicach ma
gromadzonych, przyjrz7jmy
sic Z b]iska tel %jaskrawej
czeredzie ludu: kt6ry go "a
pe1nla. Dzie1 targowy vice
ruch i zycie panuje turkot
woz6w, ostry zgrzyt kopyt
ko6skich pc okrag}ych ka-