davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
pENNsY1,vAN1A RAILROADS RECORD.
Carried 142,676,779 Passengers During 1903,
According to Report

Some idea OF the vastness OF the Pennsyivanz
Baf1road system and its vital relationship 70 rs
territory which its lines traverse may oe sd1herea
from figures IN The annual RECORD OF 4IdAspora-
.Ior Lines l." issued yesterday b. the nalnteaancs
~ vrav department of the system ibis panphlst
shows that o.! December 81 1905. the Fennsylya1@
Railroad controlled total OF l,S5sl miles OF Hns
and 23g77.41 miles Of track
The total population OF the Union on January I
1o0q according to the estimates Or the Governors
~ the respectfve states S9.Il0.l2 and That ot
the states through which lines OF the PeIhsylVaaA
railroad run 1895 522-anOst exactly nan tne total
Eeports compiled by the company sil9" lial IA
1asS the Pennsylvania Railroad carried Li-oiot's
Dassengers-an average OF more than three Tips lor
every inhabitant Of the states through winch bs
lines run Likewise, during the year the company
handled 1884, 1854 tons of freight over rs -'stA
miles Of track-au average Of nearly eight tons 70
every person living in the states II serves
IN the year the various companies also carried
2 81 PSI Oe5 passengers one mie-which means that
the company carried average OF @4'''t2 i1ssel-
gers over every mile OF its line The total Irei6hc
conveyed one mile aggregated zf3oss5i4'3 tons' or
an average Of 26 216 30 tons passing over every ME
Of the cOmpany's line
OF the total trackage Of the system. 14075 miles
are east of Pfttsburg and Erie. while 9SsL65 run
west of those points During 1898 the total tracdass
increased 400 miles while the 80 miles we're added
IN the total mileage. The systems lines now havs
32s miles OF double track, 81 miles Of triple track,
while for 56i miles four tracks have been laid
There are also sos miles Of s.dUgs owned by the
various companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 10 1909
BEEVES-Receipts were % cars. or ESQ head an
feeling steady for all sorts and grades
Dressed beef was mo- demand SA=GlUc ID
T.ivernooI and London catt markets
changed Export day this port included about
go cattle Andrews London. 1892 quarters
Of beef in Philadelphia TO Southampton and 1882
quarters the Celtic 20 Liverpool
CALVES-Receipts were l26 head all for butchers
direct There in live calves. The feeling
was steady. Dressed lambs slow at ~ qlSC per
n FOR CITY TG11c country dressed
SHEEP IAMBS-ReceIpts IL
head slaughterers and l car
Tor the market making. wit
on Sheen entirely nominal. lambs slow and
price most OF the offerings went 20
scales. Good prime unshorn lambs sold at s. l2s
as 80 per 100 10. No clipped stock o spring lambs
The dressed meat market SLOW at yesterdays Que
tatiOns.
a 5 1914 leo n
shippers Commission Company: W. state lambs -
UOGS-Receipts were 17ts cars . OPS head. all
saughterers for sale alive would sell higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
LAUGHS AT s. EACH.

A budding playwright who writes sketches -U
vaudeville performers. has a novel form OF -
tract which ne draws I'D with al OF MS - -
1t stIpulates that the writer shall produC9 a. =
that will bring twenty hearty laughs IEOI - sia
dience and provides that the author So. Ta-has.
s. per laugh II his act fails 10 QElAs - - Iargl
he must rearrange il Lha- II Will 80 ~nSra
above the twenty brings hln = eAIt ts'l-I < for
than one curtain call means an aCc4-O... ling
nbservaJ tbe writer tthat / have 70 MAKE -
kind OF a contract 10 get anF Ous'-.Sl = f7r an
had fierce luck this week ! "iote SS---,-ras They
tried il out q bunch OF o-ocAlie~-e 80 Fokes
thew sat ike stone images while my, = sotten
S-ers Seine cracked The best that could 20 SEES,
ont OF them fourteen halI-L.e41 --'-1,Ide six
Now I have to rewrfte that act anu - - Talk
more laughs before l get my HlC..-sj avery
about sweating blood, Say. I've 'rsar back
American and English comic paper 10. q ~, ~ ard
and consulted the medical aludndcS - sSSr,thusss
a new Joke Nothing doing. out % ~ 6yt Tn
corner of my brain I've Dicked Two ,fs-v-rfg3s
afraid they won't do. The way or 'Ns F--
il hard PHILADELPHIA Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
PRESERVING RAILROAD TIES.

Consul w u. O'Shaughnessy. OF AsIAS- :, rsI-
writes concerning the successful tFs-l'l
way ties in Mexico. ,..-gcan cen
The local tie treating plant OF &c - 80 ties ,
trail Railroad has reached an output LENS Of .
day, making IL one OF the largest cVL - hrst -
kind I'm the world. The local PLANK - "a slccess
the history OF railway operation o. m@Ai process
OF the treatment OF ties by the Eoe4iS r,I,ng tns
IT is expected that the treatment VII
life each tie from eight TO twelve - IN hugs
The process consists Of placing W NJ and suo-
cylinders which then ultet Wiz ~ hours To
jected 20 heat and pressure. AFTER -, me ties e
oil is forced out OF the CYLINDERS anu ,lrbs aoeIs
moved. The average tie treated here 49, arn0uns
three gallons of Oil, which contains - forced no
the wood that acts "A preserv az -, inches. ~
penetration into pine ties is about '+sgs the @.
harder woods IL u less but IN an IN Keep GU
protects them from the water ailu - rreatuasa.
moisture for years The cost o. ~, tuseat .
is said to be much less than the oid - mere af5
zinc chloride. Most Of the ties re--.TfIv D SOY
pine from the United States out ,,, lar Rsp0rs
load was received from Japan - oL17
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11

6s7 eo SHEEP AND LANBS-Rscsi2ts- : 30 hsaa.
sivvs ewes 25c lower. others steady ewes 8 1896
ArrU Td-CATTLlrs Receipts. 800 haaA
,cie 100 southerns. market steady. -
"a s65e rboce exu0rt and dressed beef 60
81 re-. ar - good sJQS6, Western steers - sOs6 &.
<.1s md leaders S4ISJ Southern steers. 81 10S
~ 49, s,,rsrr cows S3 ga 20. native cows Be- -
:? 70. native heifers - I54$8 %; bulls 81 EaS5 -
yIz5eT- receipts for week 2f TOP 81 % =. 51x
heavy. So 9Jft$l % as packing
S o. 'sg 9GS7 Is. Ights. IS 7GG$7. s. GasG
Receipts FOR the week. - lJ'l
ts+o~t psitr=Aurg AprI f0-CA
pecsfnfs light: market steady. choice 50 Ja 81 80;
L.-t.a ar "a - SHEEP-Suppiy fair market stead:
Pi stbsrs g. asa 81 80. culs and common s. 800
e. 70. isrbz 81 son So 90 VEAL CALVES S-a s. -
- r,.corg tighr. market active prime heave4
~ 60 81 20 mediums 81 So heavy Workers St 81 30s
v,fog &c jOl r0uShs. So q 50 50
piGs. .n-U CT OVERS EEDC7sn g. %. Ap-l
l,.~.,Rer 81 70 Teceuber. 81 10 March e. =.
sc 90 - , s. a.. neglected. s. 20 TIMOTHY.
prime 81 50 ALSTEE-Prime- - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
WHEAT MARKET STAYS FIRM.

The local wheat market opened HrTn yesterday
after the Good Friday holiday, and there was mona
f the excitement that marked the sessions earlier
in the week. when the Patten corner was being
engineered in Chicago. The MAY option started az
e qg1. but soon eased Off and on active selling
declined 10 81 2S5s Soon after II O'Clock now
ever the market suddenly turned strong again.
IL 20 smaller estfnla tes for worlds shipments and
nredictions that the next crop will be a short one
and active covering by shorts carried the price OF
the May option Up 81 31sl new high record
here July and September also made new high rec
orris the former touching 81 PA and the la1'er
q 155z The market closed steady at the advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

rrr,fcaqo Anrff 10-'The May deal IN wheat was
ef5etracked to-day TO make way for the more dis
80 sI+rrras which advanced more than Sc bush
e. owing to liberal purchases by Ieadlhs Dli-s- a
the close prices we're &c 70 S24c above the MAJ
quotations Of the preceding session CoEH' jas
and provisions also closed nrrn
purchase Of a big line OF the July delivery oy tas
same interest that Is credited with cOnLrol OF o
MAY option was the feature Of trade IN the Whear
~ THE Senternber and December deliveries we're
also bought freely by the leading longs anu Lnelr
follov-e rs This demand inspired active covering
by shorts late in the day, which carried the Price
of the deferred futures up to new hign record
marks for the season. The market Followed Us
own course throughout the entire session WitnodI
resDeCt to news OF the day NOtyVlLlSLeiI---g 4
e. -,artrat AT TfverpcoI due 70 decreased ship
r1euts from Argentina and Australia the opening
here was rather weak, with prices uIcaaIs7d %
asc to nc lower, compared with the previous hnai
quota lions. The principal holder was a noderats
seller OF May at the start, and this was given az
the rea son for the heavy tone which prevailed dll
ing the opening hour. Toward the end OF Ine 1rSC
Io57r the JrIv opt!O1 began to show the effect OF
the support by prominent bulls and during TIE re
rnaIuder OF the day the price OF the future deIS-
cries steadily advanced. Considerable excitement
developed in the final half hour and prices ad-
vanced more than 1c IN the last few minutes OK
trade The top for July was reached At . 10 Al
the same time May sold Up 81 25 and SepteH-
Der to 81 07Ts. This gain during the 7ay I0E-
July Of 312C, low point OF 81 ll-s De-HS Fsc'lS
early in the session The market closed e&--.-~
and strong, with July at 81 14s 20 s. T. tla- q-O
tation on May-S1 25ss-was sc below ne ees-
mark Of the day September closed 5-ic A-sl7' -
81 O7as. ...-
General selling Of corn inspired by ideal weather
for farm work caused weakness IN the market ioE
that grain early in the day resulting IN declines q
more than Iac- All of the loss however vas =
gained later in the session on buying oEo-sI- -
Tv the sharp bulge in wheat The close was HI
with prices unchanged 10 1sc TO i4c -isler' On
pared with the previous session May sod oerA7@1
65Esc and 661ac and closed at the high point -,
oats dfsDiaved slight weakness early IN ne ~
because of the weakness of corn, but became II
er in the final half OF the session, In sympathy
the advance in wheat The close was nm, -
rrfces unchanged TO Ii, higher. compared Win
Thursdays final quotations, May being at Us
Trade in provisions was dull and prices M o.S-
within narrow range a &C advance Y. --t - ~
and the 1pturn in wheat had a strengthening n
fuence The market closed firm, with prices a1-
changed to &c higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
for the week ended April
90364
FLOUR AND

in svW0atbv With wheat Business however. was OF the
firm prices The following prices quoted on the NsE
York Produce EXcn&aSg oo I@er 1afenfs S59$6 %
spring Clears s. 50aS4 So extra 10 nter s. cog 4 IA
SIS 70 RYE FLOURFtrm; quoted tair 70 G
Stsa5v Quoted kiln dried. So 4OaS3 50 BAGMEALs,
Steady qq9ts3s fine ERi}e e firm: city
quoted Western spring $26 so standard mi4d!ng $Ss -
sacks; mddi3 6SE2 SGoP S2s 5aIk 81 sacks
some respects t9daiy mp9 %6eat
feature heavy buying Of late positions 6g Py f
P S lose Of TRursday Everything but May in Chicago
sTsB aslds & Ma e. 8i& chicago advices reported
big general trade With t the bun s at tines The new
crop buying attributed TO feeling IN fs ba
short crop wheat next season come anywheTe f mean
illinois Indiana to-day while reports from o rT
from Hessian ny ana sFS Tartb Complained about
weather deEe9pea Inc denression over the Rockies
witch seemed likely 70 extend EASTWARD anG 6ToEs
its usual custom and open to-day owing 10 ILsG
present &c I'd above the close of Thursday Ac
codn figures posted on changs %0F Win
bushels the previous week and 625oQo OeSe rets Of
about 1000 600 The Argentine visible supply o G15
GoTn TO ye@ ago and 900 bushels last year
only weak spot in the market came rs s5o1 an
ticpating lower market Bull support dG'f fha
lied prices and for the balance Of tine Nav at
81
Der ST 15'. The Modern Miller report was 1 23oG[ 3
days primary receipts were $4,000 bushels
Win 200 600 bushels year ago ana t'e Sotlu"es
Fa1 8i4 cars against as The local cash market
r1ea1 strong higher. follows: No req,
~ 81 3GIA elevator ST 36is b ahoat No NGIlh
ern Duluth ST So and No hard winter 81 % l o. .
oe1o+ CCPN-The market acted rather Nt'-F
@arI- in the day. not until toward tne cos
mt was pulled up by the big advance IN EEeaI
ociocL Nav here quoted ia July 1S-4c, anu
S.T+ar,ber TIC. crowd inclined TO sell be
cause of easier cables fairly large receipts ana NOR
liberal Argentine shipments. On the late upturh carr
sellers we're the principal buyers An export business
NJ about loads reported. No corn mere close
761gc elevator and 74+c o afoat No |hite -
-,or,7inaT and No yellow 74i4C o b ahoat. JAS
-i- arLet showed considerable strength at the open
49, and after brief reaction with corn recovered ana
as strong at the reports that rcSeedlnS VIII
re necessary in parts Illinois. owing TO the treezn
neither Of last Cash oats at New 1orS
we're steady, closing follows Mixed. 26 to ~ 10
natural white % to 50 ID. $50 soc. and clipped
yybite "a to AZ H. 5SG CSC. RYE-Market firm; No
western s0a qOc o New York BARLEY Mar aet
steady; mailing. 76a79c New York feeding, a a
75r 9 I New York Wheat (ncludlng four) exports
for the week. according to BradstreSI5 aggregal9
245IO09 last since July l. I4s3S2,o4+; gs ol
Corn exports for the week; 10
SOS bushels 02244 last week and 04 "a last
year July 1, 25.76950S, against 42oolIZO last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
MEm YoRk AMo orHER Gas SECURITIES:

34a~1zoo
Total sales for previous J,23sSi4 -
sEx dividend. Tex rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11

NETALS-IRON-Th market for pig iron Certif-
Gates ON the York Produce Exchanges dull
aud neglected Regulars quoted follows cash.
April Sli 70; May S15. and June. SO p all asked
OILS-CottoHseed OIL was barely steady with a
small speculative Sales. 800 bbls May G2c.
and 400 bbIs October 300. Refined petroleum
steady and unchanged. Liuseed oil unchanged.
We quote PETROLEUM Standard white. bbls, 5000,
bulk &c: Philadelphia, 45c. bulk 495c refined. cases
New York 10 soc; Philadelphia, 10 s5c. white. New
York. b5s Ice: bulk. 650c; Philadelphia. 910C: bulk,
6 4Ec. white. New York - 4uc; PEadel
phia 235c COTTONSEED OIL-Prirne crude. 44O8
4TC: prime yellow, spot. 53lHJ toe. april.
$500 5sc May. 561dj. 62c; July 5s3G5sjc: Septeu-
zoe OF summer yellow April 5-40G5 SOC good of
ner yellow. 5450j.55c; prime Whit, 5Gs459Jc; prime
winter yellow, 5 75nG.1O LINSEED OIL-American
seed city raw, 5Oa5Tc; OF town, raw. JJg5G; Cal
cutta. Toe. LARD OIL, SOC.
PROVISIONS-The provision market quiet but
generally steady account Of firm live hogs. little
buying by packers and the grain strength; Chicago
10000 hogs estimated for Monday 900
and next week I35.O00. Kansas city had 1000 hogs,
Omaha , 500 5000. PORK-Steady. Quot
cd Mess. JOaSlS so family SIS IDaSlS 90 short
clear S19dS2l. BEEF-Steady. Quoted: Mess. $40 ,oa
SiI family S15G$15 90 packet S4a$l4 90. extra India
mess 500 5OdS23 BEEF HAMS-Steady. Quoted at $24
Gx2f DRESSED HOGS-F1rm. Quoted: Bacons, 9ac.
$50 ~ 9gc. 10 9asC 40 10. 1fc; pigs. S7sc CUT
NEATS-Pickled bellies firm Quoted: Smoking, Zoe. 10
H. l0c: II NJ 10c; "A n Zoe Picked hams FIRM quoted
T.APp-Firm. Quoted. Middle Western. 1u-5Jn 10 bJc.
tit[ lard arm: quoted 10 ai0asr Refined lard arm.
Oroted south America. 1850 Continent lie: Brazil
Keys Compound steady. quoted It S1SiGc-
STEARINE-Stsady. Quoted: Oeo. ldc CIT" lard
stearlne l1isc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
HOT AIR ON PIXIES PEAK.

yvbua hunting in the vicinity OF Ute Fass, 80
,raritor Rer, Webb formerly Of the Colorado 80,
Police DEPARTMENT claims to have ioCr' which
crevice In the side OF mountain ,,-rb declares
strong current Of not air issues w 1rs-rr Fer
that the hot air keeps the atrnoSp eLS,frg Il %
distance OF several feet from the og0I. - Of tie
nossIbIe that the opening leads tnto % viclnJg
many natural caves known TO exist II lI'
of NIaDftOu-DenVer Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
eueopEEN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,vs-,oor AprH 10-CIosinz: WHEAF--~oot scronk
winter SD. futures firm Nav.
;o4. Ilv S. N I'd. september. So 5sa CsJftN-spot
American mixed fvid Galveston os. futures
t,- Ne Es Old. J1y. IS 95sG FLDCR-Wiatsr
nafents strong 33s. PEAS-Canaeiail aEl.. ts =.
tbTse davs ended yesterday. 4J9Vo ccn'aa Ineladnz
Rs 600 American Receipts or @>li'7''a-- GUT '-- 10
ear1s perf1d v 5000 centaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
OTHER MARKeTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI April CATTLE-ReceIpts. ga head
market generally steady fair good shippers s. pa
So: common, s. T5d - 65- HOGS-Receipts. ans
head: market active; butchers and shippers s. SOC
90 common. % ST. so SHEEP-Receipts. 10 head
market steady: quoted 50 25aST 20 LAMBS steady
quoted at S51 s.
East Bunaio April Io-CATTI.E-R Receipts. 100 head
steady NEAIS Receipts loo head slow and DC lower
SASS so HDGS-KeCeipts. head. active and lOp33c
higher mixed. 81 t5aST rs; Workers. 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


HEANs AND PEAS-Receipts to-day. 5i7 bags
reens and o bags peas 2S5a3 bags beans
arrived Mediterranean ports The heavy importa-
tcus Of foreign naturally unsettled feel
ing set prices are concerned there IL no
auotable change Holders asking former for
the fue goods would doubtless make further
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

przJjdzie upusc,cc ten u s
iemski tozeby mulPan mad EEl(l
Pany zap'acil niebem1 "a je-
90 nauki Ola mas malnczkich
/ naszych dice.
Vice zyj nan Ojcze Ormu
zie jak najd1uzsze lata tego
Ci zyczy Polak z mad Wisfy,
tego Ci zyczy i starry Leeh
i nasz Wiel. ks. Proboszcz j
Gala nasza parafja.
Polah mad Wssly.
Teraz zycze %Szanownemu
Ormuzowi Wesolego Nowego
coku oraz S%zanownemu VIA
rusoWl l WsZystKIm lego czy-
j korespondentom
ably ME byli "a leniwi do pi-
SANTA W tYm nowym roku,
azeby zasilali nowinami VIA
rusa i czytelnik6w jego.
Zostaje zyczliwym ola was
b:acia pc pi5rze, pisa}bym
wiecej ale zimno bierze vice
music p:6ro r1ucic dis a 20.
ma drugi raz.- do mi
lego widzenia
PoIak Z mad Wzy1Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

Szes6 ~miesieczny
procent 20 3: cd sta
p}atny | lipea, 1910
cd w~szystkich depo-
%nowanych pleniedzy
" pierwszych pieciu
dniach. %stycznia 1910
". Winohskl4am Depo-
sit Banku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
Ze wstvdu.

Mama objasniafa Maniusi, ze kto
ma nieczyste sumienie, ten sic ru-
mieni zawsze. Raj Maniusia poszfa
do kuchni i przyglada4a sic uwaz-
ME, jak Kasia piekfa ges na obiad.
Maggie Mania wbiegfa do pokoju i
VIOLA: "
- Mamusiu!.. mamuslu, ia gas
ka musiafa mieG take ~nieczyste
sumienie, DO Kasia powiada, ze sig
zaczyna rumienic!!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

ssfKsiis kynit.
dacgromada ks,osztap o-
.dr6zy musza bye tahsze, jak
ola pojedynczych, . przy
tenn j podr6z daleko jest
p~rzYiemniejsza. i
Oswiadczamyp rzy tenn, ze
2 zadnymi tego rodzaiu ko-
mitetami ME many mic
wsp6lnego.
Pierwszi rzucilismy te
mysl chcemy ia bez zadne-
go"byznesu," tylko z poczucia
przeprowa-
die.
N;echze ci, co NIGGA i chca
zgtaszaja sic do mas i zoche-
GAIA innych, DO i'm wiecej
mas bedzie, tenn korzystniej j
milej ola mas.
Grenada Bracia! MECH
sic ziemia nasza, swieta Oh
czyzna ucieszy odwiedzina-
mi swoich rozproszonych
dzieci, a bracia nasi "a ocea-
nom usciskaja mas, a my ich
serdecznie.
Zgfaszac sic tylko pod ad-
resem: Tow, 6piewu- Moniu-
szko, $40 Fillmore ave., Blu
ffalo, N. Y, zkad wszelk,e
%informacye kazdY otrzyma.
Pisma polskiez uprasza sic
0 }askawe ogloszenie tel ode
zwy.
DR.. F. E.. Fronczak,
b. J. Pitass,
T: G. Ba}uci6ski,
F. S. Burzy6ski,
NJ. FL rzezicki,
J. NJ. Rozan,
A. J. Walkowiak,
St. Lipowicz,
A. Schneider,
K. Bilski,
J. Jankowski,
Ign. Nowak,
DIR. F. N. Pitass,.
h. l.. F. Tucbo}ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
PierwsZa pie]grZymka DO
OjcZyZny w ROku 1910.

UJCZyZllJ w INOhu 1OAO.
Cd druzyny %spiewaczei
i'm. st. Moniuszki otrzymu-
jenny nastepujacy komunikat.
Kochani Rodacy!
Juz W roprzedniej odezwie
donies]ismy VAN, ze Tow.
Spiewu :''Moniuszko" W Blu
ffalo, N. Y, ustanowj1o ko'
mitet z powaznych i znanych
cg6}owi z najlepszej strony
tutejszych obywate}i, kt6ry
orgap,zuje pjerw sza groma-
dna pie]grzvmke do Ojczy'
zny ma uroczystosc Grunwal-
dzka. jaka sic odbedzie z pc
czatk lem lipca roku 1910, W
prastarej stolicy polskiej W
Krakowie. =
Prey tel sposobnosci, jest
W programme O lie bedzie
.mozliwe, zwie1zic Lw6w,
Warszawe, Poznah, pamiatki
tamze, kopalnie Wieliczki, j
inne cuda natury, W jake
nasza droga O%jc7yzna 'przez
Boga uposazona zostata.
Ma sama mysl zobaczenia
ojczystych pol z zbozem, zio-
1ami i kwieciem ubranych
chloe jeszcze raz us1yszec
szmer naszych REX, Sum
borrow i nasze spiewne pta'
ctwo; odetchnac czystem po-
wletrzem u M~orskiego Okla,
dry SERGE W kazdym Po]a~
ku, W kt6rym ME zgas}a je}
szcze oststnja iskierka mi"
1okci ojczystej! .
z og6lnej liczby 2 i pol
miIiona mas Polak6w, kt6-
rzysmy tn zamieszksli ma
wolnej ziemi Washingtona,
tysiace jest takjch, kt6rzy
pragneliby zobaczyG Ojczy--
zne.
Do tych to w}a5nie zwra-
ca sic nasz komitet i prosi,
by sic jak najpredzej zg}o-
sill i innych o tenn powiado-
mill, a najp6zniej zg}aszac sic
do lgo stycznia 1910 roku.
Cd ilosci zg]aszanych "a
ley p!ielgrzymka ia, zni&e'
niu cen jazdy okretem i ko-
LEILA.
Jezeli mas; bracia urzadza-
ia pielgrzymki do Rzymu j
Palestyny %gromadnie, czy
ME godzi sic nam zrobic
pielgrzymki do naszej Oj.
czyzny, krwia meczennik6w
zlanej?
Zg}oszenie sic ME zobowia
zuje nikogo do koniecznego
wyjazdu, jezeli ME bedzie
m6gl, ale komitet koniecznie
must wiedziec 0 mozliwej Ii
czbie bioracych udz:ai W piel-
Arzymce, by wiedzie6, jake
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30
BREMOND, Tex.
10. grudnia, 1909
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarusa!

Wiarusa!
ProszQ o pomieszczenie
zn6w nieco nowin z naszej O.
kolicy. Ot6z dnia >15go b. IN.
nawiedzi1o naszego brata cd
Zjednoczenia pana F. Struga-
}e nieszczescie, DO mu sic
spali} spichlerz, czyli sk}ad
ma rome narzedzia, oraz bar.
dzo wiele butelek kt6re spro-
wadzi} pred swietami ma
uzytek do swoich likier6w;
przytem sic spaliF skiad pa
ma Everitt gdzie sic znajdo-
wa{o wiele maxi soil i siana
kilka ton. Ogie6 powsta1 z
restauracyi Muzy1skiego,
szkody beda pckryte czescio-
wo przez asekuracya; a za6 W
dniu II. BIN. spali} sic wiel-
XII kryp ORA f. Brytona 2
kor..4 i sianem i sta;nia IA
konie; przyczy1a po5aru ME-
wiadoma.
y mas sic lima rozgoScifa
na dohre; ~przymr6zki dosyc
income, a tn >ludzie maja do
sy6 zbieraniny, b. wata p}a'
eli dobrze 14.75 i wyzej, a
ma dobitek przyszed} i dobry
snieg tel nocy i nas2a make
ziemie pokryf ma kilka cali.
Takiej 5imy my sic sszcze
ME spodziewalim tax pred.
ko, Gle mas lato piek}o to "a
to i z;n.a mas bedzie mrozi}a,
jak widaf, dobrze.
Co sic zas odnosi do ma
szych farmer6w to W tym ro-
ku zrobif nieJcden piekny
majatek, "a to tel wykupuia
amerykau6w jednego pc dru-
GIN, przeszfo 20 stu:kupj}o
piekne fanny; kjlka set ak
r5w przesz}o W polskie re.
ce. Zeby, tylko Pan Bog da}
tax dalej to "a pare lat "
Bremonu ME bedzie Amery-
kanina ma jake 10 mil W o.
kolo, DO i tax juz ME ma
wielu. Ale ME tylko fanny
ida W polskie rece ale i in
teresy, DO znowu many je.
den sklt.d wiecej, TAX re
niepotrzebuja Polacy chodzjc
do jnnonarodowca; ot6z naez
Kodak p. J6zef Kauiowski Ia
lozyl sk}ad trumien i bedzie
o wiele taniej sprzedawa} Cd
obconarodowca, vice 20 coz
chodzi6 do obcego - lepiej
swoich popierajmy a ma tenn
wyidziem dobrze.
Pan w. R~alzikowski, nasz
starry wiarus, zaprowalzif pa