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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
BANS VISIT To
DETROIT EXPLAINED.
He Wanted To Get Rossman for the
Sex but Was Turned Down and
Went Back To His Chicago Home.

The purpose OF the visit TO Detroit
of President Ban Johnson. OF the Am
-rrfran lraeHe VAS disclosed after Han
had taken au evening train back TO
Chicago People thought that he was
here 10 fix up some sort of "A scheme
for strengthening the Brwns. Such
was not the case.
Ban was here 10 help out els old
friend Charlie Comiskey and the pur'
pose OF his coming was his hope That
he might induce the Detroit club 10
part with the services Of First Base
man Rossman.
4 month ago. Chicago could have
had Rossman for $4,000 cash and De-
troit would also have considered
deal of the nature Of an exchange OF
players Just now the club does not
feel inclined 10 do business with any
body for the player He IL iirst-Oas-
ing in better style than ever before
and his lay-off has apparently done
him good. Il Is ont expected that ne
will over develop into star thrower.
but Manager Jennings believe that ho
will do more than fairly well and has
a possible switch which he may cal
into operation. allowing Claud % rest
whenever the enemy gets him up ia
the air as he was during the series
here with Boston and Philadelphia
The refusal OF the Detroit club 10
assent 10 any proposition regarding
Rossman makes il certain that the
player has been rehahilitated with the
club. and that ne is now the regular
first haseman OF the team. This N
fact. WAS natly asserted by Hughie
Jennings Friday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
1u||in Insists Schmidt
Should Have Justice Done

George Mullin. Detroits star pitch
er. does not intend 60 let ms battery
partner. Charlie schmidt be deprived
OF any OF the glory which rs Just for
him 20 claim. Accordingly he rlses 10
remark that Schmidt called for "A
waste balI' IN the ninth IUU1uE
Thursday. when. with a man on sec
ond. whose run would tie the score.
Wallace was passed 20 first and Jeiles
was caught OF second
Get the situation clearly in mind.
gentle reader The score was 90
In favor OF Detroit, and Jones was
on second with one out Wallace had
three balls and no strikes. The pitcher
had the usual option OF sticking up
an easy one 10 hit and trusting 90
luck or trying TO fool the batter with
curve ball Schmidt called for Meth
er. H. signaled Mullin To put one up
was wide OF the plate. Bush caught
the sign and tore for second base
with the pitch Wallace wanted -
hit but the ball was out OF his reach.
Schmidt grabbed IT, fired accurately
10 Bush and Jones was caught mapping
by three feet.
Schmidt had merely taken the
chance. gotten a man on second base
and left his side one run to the good
with 1 man on hrst and two out. All
that he had sacrificed was the one
chance ON Wallace. who was almost
sure OF first base anyhow and migh.
nave batted Jones in with the tieing
run.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

Ban Johnson looked on from seat
at the rings!de.
q LeaFY had kHt-ape- fielding chance,
but that was a pIppln-
Graham and Summers are the pitch
ers carded for the next game
President Navin was absent at the
Adrian home coming celebration.
The largest crowd OF the series saw
the Tigers win the sixth straight
The game scheduled for today is one
left over from the arctic ides OF April.
For once the Browns didn't make
any errors that counted In the scor-
ing
Mullins control was not quite as
good as usual and he hit two IN the
Stats.
Griggs. the Texas wonder second
based very nicely and got hit with a
man on.
As usual Muilin knocked down and
nred 20 first almost any number OF hot
ground balls.
stephens was sent up 20 bat for Orig
er al the finish and famed in the most
approved style
The Tigers think Hartzell and Jones
are the most dangerous batsmen on
The s. Louis list
Between them Criss and stephens
could get together one finely condi-
toned right mltt.
Crawfords run in the fourth came
as the result OF very close decision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

batsman. with Wallace on third base.
yenrning in vain for some excuse 10
come tumbllug home and tie things
NJ
Brown Outfelders Are Buffers.
Without appearing inyidious u
might seem apropos 70 inquire II
isn't hiEh time that the Browns got
some sort OF a system 70 prevent out
aeld collisions Early in the season
all the suburbanites seemed 20 develop
goat-like characteristics. as result
OF which Stone Is still out OF the game,
Hoffman IS but recently returned
Schweitzer is probably on the shelf
for all season and McAleese has had
some hard bumps Yesterday Hoffman
ana Hartzell collided after the same
old style and the former dropped Null
Inns ny Though the men were not
running hard enough 10 make the CTS
astcr as telling as some OF those that
have preceded. the necessity Tor
adopting some sort OF a working
before the visible supply or
outfelders is entirely exhausted would
seem 70 appeal.
No report Of yesterdays com ID,
would be complete without the men
ton OF the snappy fielding which was
on both sides McAleese
and Hartzell featured with outheld
catches OF the porch-climbing order
The Browns pulled OF three double
plays. the best on q heave from Hoff-
man 10 tho plate The Tiger infeld
played as II possessed. and Claut
Rossman gathered in a throw from
Mulnn In the seventh by going ont
into the path Of the runner and spear
ing the sphere back-handed In his ca
uacious mitt Schaefer also turned
loose some fireworks on two occasions.
once by a swell one-handed stop and
again by his handing OF thrown bait
On a force play when he had 10 spear
one like a Businessman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

Criger claimed he missed the plate
Dfneens dilatory tactics when there
were runners on. made tht game appu'
10 minutes longer than II -~e't+ti- ia -
been otherwise.
Twice Dineen walked Rossman after
Claud had hit a run home and ehr1
time there were two out. and - L"dry
was too mad TO hit
Cobb tried TO score in the fourth on
O'Leary's infeld out, but Tom Jones
was wide-a wake and turned loose
swell throw 70 the plate
In sliding into the plate IN the
fourth Cobb touched Criger with one
OF his spikes and a delay ensu.d while
the anttseptic was applied
Evans and Egan disagreed on Il-
mems balk and Bill chased Bush 70
second and tagged him. Evans had
the big say IN the matter. however
schaefer's robbery Of Criger by
one-hand stop Of hard HIT ball did
not improve tho tradltionary sunny
dlsrosition ~ the 81. Louis backstop
Dineen didn't strike out any % the
Tigers. but did make IL mighty hard
for them 20 hit Tanning en- ~ never
n prominent article In the Dineen cate
CORY.
pineen stuck 10 II that the Detroit
runners were going 70 get no long
leads or hrst He must have heaved the
ball 70 Jones 30 times during the al
ternOon.
McAleer's shift was to have included
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
cAIL THAT'S DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT.
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
In THE LEAGUE RACE

Mullip had the better of n pitch
Tag duel with Dinoen aid Detroit
made IL SIX straight from the
Browns. n
Ia the Detroit game Bush got
four hits and ten accepted
chances. both being perfect rec
ords for the day
With Bradley on hrst, Turner .ea
second Ball at short and Perring
az third. Cleveland took another
same from Chicago. Young twirl-
ing against Scott.
The Washington crowd got so
sore on Silk" OLaughlin that he
had 20 be escorted Of the Geld by
police. Boston got five runs OF
Altrock IN the last two innings,
sitter being shut out .or seven.
Errors oy knight and Elberfeld
made il Impossible for New York
10 stop the Athletics. Morgan and
Manning twirled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
WADDELL SHOOTS ONE ROUND.
Five Out OF Twenty IN Grand
American Handicap and Quits.

CHICAGO. June 25.--It will require
all OF today and part OF tomorrow IN
complete the shooting In the Grand
American handicap which began Al
the Chicago Gun club grounds late
yesterday The weather was SO
threatening tina; only small proper
tion III the entries ha3 chance at the
first. round OF the targets
Nineteen men made straight
score OF 20. They included Gilbert and
Gresby -RHAeA Maddeu. the 81. Louis
pitcher. stood on the i6-yard mark
and fred al one round OF birds. He
got 10 cut of 20 getting all the hard
-s,sat1ts= aid missing the easy ones.
Frank Fisher, an amateur from
Eagle Grove. Ia. upset all the dope"
by winning the preliminary handicap
10 the Grand American with score
of "a nut OF 100 Fred Gilbert OF Spirit
Lake. Ia, led the professionals. break.
ing %
shooting was resumed at . a. NJ.
today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
WHILE DETROITS IRISH GIANT WAS
TAKING THE MEASURE OF ST. LOUIS

Crisis IN left field. but pode tried 10
catch a fly on the tip OF his right
thumb in the practice and went 10 Toe
club house
Ladies day ia an Obsolete oecasipa
at the Detroit park and has been since
the Tlges got 90 Doe champs The Ia.
dies are willing % pay 20 see that klhd
% athletes
The crowd madly applauded Crig"r
after he returned % the game. having
extracted q piece Of real estate from
one OF hts lamps. Lou Is surely tht
durability KID
Hartzell came near making a won
derful catch on the triple Crawford
hit over his head. lie turned too soon.
however. and jdst missed. Usually they
play "a hit deeper for sam
peculiar double play occurred In
petroits sixth when batting rally
was nipped by Dineen. who tore IN.
captured Crawfords hunt on the fy
and doubled Rush off hrst.
schmidt followed his peach throw TO
second In the ninth that retired Jones,
by "a Wild one 10 catch WaIlace, ana
hobby went 20 third. Al That Mullin
had rivcn Wallace a very long .sad
and Schmidt had % hurry the heave.
tn, Browns had Wild scoring
chance I'm the third. bat Dineen elect
ed % stop at third on GrigRs' single 10
center fearing the mighty battle axe
OF Wahoo sammy The sacks were
FUN az this point with two out and
McAlccse Med
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
is SHRUBB WILLING TO
RACE TERRIBLE SWEDE
Svanberg Back in New York With
Challenge for Race Of IS or 20
Miles and Reply is Awaited.

NEW YORK. June 25.-John swan
berg. the all conquering Swedc. blew
In from Chicago yesterday accompan-
led by his manager and trainer Ernie
Hjertberg Both wore faces wreathCd
IN smiles as John won four big races
In the west and made lot OF money
Two in Chicago, one in MINI aroil@,
and one in Kansas City that tie
story OF Syanberg triumphs- JOHN.
ny Hayes ran second - the living
Swede la three OF these races but IN
all he was outclassed ana finished
way !n the rear.
There is only one race left In me
pre-" game for this summer, ans t3h-
IS a Is or 20-mile match between
Syanberg and Alfred shrub OF Elk
land Both II these fellows have out
footed al the others al this distance
and they should now be mat ned to
run for the championship al The mod'
fled Marathon distance. Syenb"lg
stands willing 20 race The great BRIT
on any Tine before AUG T. hrhastF
Hjertberg has written Shrubb a chal-
lenge. but Alt" has not replied 10
date Syanbcrg viii sail for sweden
about Aug 10 take long rcstup iOT
next winters Campaigtt.
In the 20-mile race he ran at Kan
sas City Svanberg set new world
professional record for the distance.
His time was ! hour 80 minu - 20
sec, ads. dlsplacing the old record held
by Len Hurst By something Ike 10
seconds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
CoUGHLIN GETS HARD SOAK.
LEAGUE President Takes Away Five Of
His Teams Victories.

A little sympathy is in order for
Bill Coughlin. former captain Of the
Detroit Tigers. who is this year man
aging Williamsport In the Tri-State
league.
Bill had Just finished lifting his
team from seventh place 10 second
position in the league race when along
came President Carpenter With some
evidence TO show that the Williams
port club had been paying one OF Us
players. Crane by name, salary OF
5000 month. which is away over reg
lIatiCn. As the result. the Williams
port club was fined 500 which didn't
amount 10 much, and was deprived OF
nve games, won with the player ia
the lineup. which was a mighty sore
iniiction. The result puts Williams
port back in seventh place again. but
Coughlin says he has found the proper
recipe and will soon be back with the
leaders
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
Tryout for Klause.

PlTTSBURG, Pa Jane 25.-Fraul.
Klause. East Ptsbugs clever mid
dleweight, who aspircs 10 the cham.
pionship. viii be given ana opportunity
70 prove his mettie tonight when he
Nights six rounds with Hugo Kelly
OF Chicago. Both mel are trained "a
tho minute and as she winner has
been promised a match \with Billy
Papke. real fight may De exptccd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
LUMP SUM FOR PLAYERS.
National Commission Rules Out For
mer Plan Of Post-Season OiVvy.

According TO a recently promulgat.
ed ruling OF the national commission,
the players OF the champion clubs par
ticipating in the worlds championship
series will be paid inaiyidally out
OF lump sum. the proportion OF
which. as compared 10 the gross re-
ceipts. will be determined by the com.
mission after the games have been
played.
The repeated chickering's among the
players as 10 the men 10 be included
in the general distribution OF the loo:
is said TO be 10 blame for the new
rule In the future players who were
not eligible 10 the worlds series VIII
not be entitled 70 share in the cut.
up, as was Bush. OF the Detroit club,
last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

NO NIGHT GAMES.
Hughie Jennings Doesn't Believe
Sch-me Viii Be Success.

Manager Hughie Jennings. OF the
Detroit Tigers, does not believe that
night games will ever he practicable,
so fac as high-class baseball Is con
cerned. and boots a. the experiment
in Cincinnati which has caused so
much comment.
Daytime is the best for baseball.
and we get enough people out right
now 20 make IL pay. | doubt IL the
crowds would be any larger at night
for there Is doubt In nay mind II the
game can be played In the first place.
Also. sunshine is the one condition
permitting the full enjoyment OF out
door sports Night baseball would
cheaper the game and give the public
too much OF It and the result would
be a let-down in interest all along the
line
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
Auction Is Started.

HANTRHILL. June e5-The Haver.
hill club has been asked 10 name a
price at which II would sell Right
Fielder Frank Courtney. Major league
scouts have been watching him for
long time past. He has made more
runs than any other member OF the
team. is fast fielder and a terrific
batter Hugh Duffy wants him for
Providence Connie Mack is anxious
10 land him, and President John |.
Taylor. Of the Boston Americans,
would like him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
Pointe Aux 6arques Specially
Grand Trunk Railway System.

Beginning Friday June 25th, and con
tuuing each Friday thereafter Pointe
Aux Barques Special will leave Brush
81 depot at 300 p. m, arriving Har'
nor Beach 700 p. m; Pointe Aux
uarques lis p. m. return each Mon
.ay ~ a. m. and arriving Detroi,
ID 80 m.
Tickets and Par Car Reservations
CJt3 Ticket ONCE. f24 Woodward-ave
Telephone Main 80. Az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
Fremonts Are Busy.

The Fremonts defeated the Carlton
a. c by the score OF 3 10 Z. The Ere
monts made a great rally in the ninth
inning, scoring four runs. Any 13 or
l4-year-old teams wishing games will
he accommodated by addressing $50
Erskine-st They will play the East
crn Stars Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
PAYS $4,000 FOR sHoRTsToP.
Oreyfuss OF Pittsburg Coughs for One
Blackburn. OF Providence.

One OF the fanciest prices ever paid
for = minor league ball player has
Just been agreed 10 by Barney ORGY.
fuss. president OF The Pittsburs Ma
tional league club to Providence. for
Blackburn, who Is touted as the best
shortstop In the minor league. The fig
IRE was $4,000, almost as large as the
price for which Detroit secured Bush.
Blackburn is 10 join Pittsburg In
the fall. after the close OF the East
ern league season.
Tie purchase OF a youngster at
such a fancy figure. IL would appear.
means that "HOnus' Wagner has serv-
ed final notice To Dreyfuss OF his re-
tirement from the game next year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
plan slo FIGHT In Tent.

CHICAGO. H.. June 25.-Pac-ey
Mcfarland and Johnny Thompson,
Hear.champion lightweight may ie
matched for a lO-round battle az Ham
mond. Ind. on the afternoon ~ July
>. \ strenuous effort 70 get the Two
Youngsters together is being made by
Howard Carr. newly appointed match
maker Of the Columbia Athletic club
II the fight is arranged. 1t VIII be held
in q huge circus tent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
O. KS After July 4 Game.

O Ks would like an out-of.town
game for July or 5, Wayne. Ypsilan-
ii. Aun Arbor. Plymouth. Chelsea.
Birmingham. Pontiac. Oxford, Mt
Clemens, Lenox, Richmond, WAN.
dotte. Monroe preferred. Address
otto r. Kurz. 1872 Michigan Phones
West 947. or City 947.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
FIFTY Dollar Bill His Smallest.

Robert Guggenheim. donor OF the
trophy cup in the New York 10 Seattle
auto race. arrested for speeding IN
seattle. gave a $50 bond instead Of
N SIS one because he had nothing
.mallar than a $50 oil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
Sporting Notes
oxford, o. spaidings, =.

Oxford, % SPaidings, =.
.
jackson has displaced Saginaw In the
South Michigan lead.
ID. A. G.. o. Monroe, ,. Busch pitched
and Lathers played star ball.
A new shOrtstop, Gomez by name. made
good yesterday with the Boston VA
tionals.
The umpirex disagreed at ~. Louis and
sthe game which tAe Pirates won viii
be protested.
Dutton Jacobs, "A Detroit student nj
Wooster is In tlle hospital with q
case or blood poisoning. the result Of
"a cut from baseball spike
I'm Mcclure couldn't land Pitcher Hen
-derson, the coast left-hander for the
maps. but is coming east In about a
week with a bunch Of California
fruit.
w. l.. Snaw worked about NIL his horses
between 2.10 and 2,iI at the fair
grounds yesterday. his c. OF c. PAGER
Star Patchen. going u particularly
nice mile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
Burroughs VS.. spsIdings.

The Burroughs baseball team will
meet the strong Spalding aggregation
az Burroughs park. Saturday after
noon at o'clock. AS considerable
rivalry exists between the two teams
a fast game is sure u result.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Ye.tcrdn,,- nr.ul,..

Yesterdny'- Hesuls.
Kalamazoo & Bay CITY /
Adrian g. Battle Greek o.
Jackson ?. saginaw Go innlngs).
Lansing 3. Flint 4
Today's Games.
Bay City at Kalamazoo.
Saginaw at Jackson.
Flint at Lansing
Battle Creek at Adrian.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
Both Teams Losers There

Writing baseball in - Louis, ac-
cording 10 Hal Ianigan. is about as
cheerful an occupation as uelug hIsh,
Waterman at well-stocked morsde
It's a case OF kid yourself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

Cincinnati
men from O
and
the Ohio
will undoubtedly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANnING.
Yesterdays Results.

: Yesterdays Results.
. Detroit 2. ST. Louis I.
Boston 3. Washington I.
: Athletics B, New York 3.
> Cleveland SFChteaHO L.
Tsday's Games.
! So louis at-DetEoti.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston AT Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

job Printing done right. Times Print
tnG Coz 20 John R.-sG Phone 1893.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yc.terdnr. Re.uIts.

brooklyn 6 Phlilics
New York i-l2. Boston Id
iittsburg 3. 81. Louis g.
Rain at Chicago.
TOday's Games.
Fhillies az Boston.
brooklyn az New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

batsman. with Wallace on third base.
yeArning in vain for some excuse 10
come tumbAug home and tie things
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

>
jackson has displaced Saginaw In the
South Michigan lead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-25

The umpirex disagreed at IT. Louis md
sthe game which the Pirates won Will
be protested.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
Hojas Caidas
Poesias de Salvador Brau, ssleoeionA,
das por el autor 8 ilustradas con
notas intereeantes.

Fate iibro, edi,ado cn Ia imprrnta de
La Democracia." hrma I'm gr,sso vo
iumen dc $50 r&ginas de bucn papci
bsjo aleg6rics cubicr'A dehida al Ia
rsx de Mario Brau ZuMarregui, y -
yonde en- Las ibrrsias de Saninr.p Vi
Aal del BOLETIN MERCANTIL. y
a Las r~pcc,ivas oficinas de 81 Gle
raldo Espahoi" y "LA De..sosaeis" {
~ dollars cada ejcAPlsr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

Almacenes generates de dep6slto
En la Marina de San Juan, p. X
j. II. SILVA
pibieo Edco consudo de
calle del Comercio
niue. cstaci del FerTocarrl.
Sc dp6sito quincenas
prccio de rarifa. m6dicos.
depoStado de inccndio las mas
uertes Companias dc >eguros
de las nenas pueden
del bulto
largo pagrn derechos los eectos fueren expor
dc la lsa
Contra dep6o expen obiene dnero in
crGs por c pazo que durc cl dtPoSito
En un Dep,mento especial del po alto deposa mobiaro
ob,et del tomandoos ndoo domcio
considerable
nucblcS corriendo
eecos vndidos
subsa auozado, las vounaas dSpo
siciond d. a Autoridad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24
j. II. SILVA

pibilo Edco conSudo de
calle del Comercio
IN del Ferrocarr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

Sc recben mercancas frutos dep6sito por
prccios dc Tarifa, muy in6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

Todo 10 depostado sc ascgura contra riesgos de
fuertes Companias dc Seguros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-24

Contra los rccibos dc dep6sito que sc cxpiden sc
.rls m6dco por cl plazo que durc cl dep6Sto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-29

gdybys zalowaf "a wszystkie
~przewinienia i zywa obudzi}
Ware, m6glbym ci udzielic
rozgrzeszenia.
..Starzee wlepi1 oczy W ka-
plana. Pc chwili Ivy mu sta
nelly " oczach..
~ .CzY istotnie zawo}a},
m6glbym otrzymac rozgrze-
szenie? Q. juz wiecej jak try
diesel lat ME mialem spo-
koju wewnetrznego, ME by
1em u Komunii sw.! Ma pa:
mice matki! czuje teraz, ze
m6glbym 20 skrucha sic wy
~spowiadac. - Gym istotnie
sgodzien rdzgrzeszenia? Jezieelli
tax, to wysluchaj ksieze mel
spowiedzi j daj nj = Klomnunie.
sssW. .s#5 ..5
Starzec padl ma kolana j
w5r6d placzu odprawil spo-
wiedz z ca1ego zycia, poczem.
obliezem
.p,rzyjaall. Il K [l.,.yt' 3 Y
Nvaazajultrz rama ode s1t'lsla
kaplan Wiadomo56 q smielr'c es;
.owego starca, kt6regQ Y no 30
scyruszy1 paraliz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-29

Divine drogi opatrznosci!
Kaplan poznaf ma obrazie
kt6remu sic tax ciekawie
przypatrywa}, te.sama niewia-
ste, ktora go wezwafa do cho-
rego,,a ME wiadomo, skad sic.
wziela i, ME ~o,gdzle,
sic podzia1a ~ to matka o.
5wego starca. Geese Maryi wy
jednata staremu grzesznike:
wi nal,wr66cenie W ostatnle]
chwili pred smiescia to
tetz slusznie j ME bez korzy-
Sci duszy wo}amy: uUcieczko
grzesznych, m6dl sic % nj
mi. .s5s ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-29

PIec ~miesleczny
procent pc 4 Cd sta
platny ! stycznia 1910
Cd s $ <zysttlksich depo-
%nowa,nych pieniedzy
skladanych pred lub
dnia 4 Sierpnia 1853.
" naszym Wlnohskim
banku oszczednoso
Winona Savings
Bank.)