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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
SIJNFLOWER VALUABLE
PLANT IN RUSSIA
Seeds PaIatabIe, Oil Medicinal
and Stalks Make Good Fuel

Americans do not regard the sun
flower, which is said to be one OF our
own native plants. as being Of much
nractical service, but in Russia it is
utilized in many ways.
There the seeds are eaten in immense
quantities, raw or roasted, as peanuts
are in America, and the oil obtained
by pressing the seeds is an important
article of food. The frequent religious
feast davs in Russia restrict the use
of meat and lead to a large consump-
tion of vegetable oil, and the manufac-
ture Of sunf1ower oil has consequently
grown TO considerable dimensions in
that country. The best seeds yield an
oil that compares favorably with olive
oil for table purposes.
Even the upper classes in Russia, IT
is said. eat the seeds. the larger and
finer ones being quite equal TO most
nuts in respect of palatability and
wholesomeness. The stalks and dried
leaves are highly priced for fuel, being
in some parts of the empire almost the
only available substitute for wood. An
acre of sunflowers will yield many
cords of good fuel.
The oil appears to have more of the
general properties of olive oil than has
any other known Negetaoie OIL. II taxes
about a bushel of seeds TO make gal
lon of oil, and so bushels of seeds can
he grown on one acre of land. AS the
oil sells at about dollar a gallon, the
profit is large.
At one time, says the Chicago Trib-
une. purified sunflower oil was used
quite extensively to adulterate pure
olive oil It is of a pale yellowish
color and decidedly palatable. In a
crude state il is used by painters TO
some extent, but it is inferior to lin
seed oil for use in paint.
In addition to the oil from the seeds
the stalks. when green. and the oil cake
make excellent fodder. The fiber of
the stalks, which is fine, silky and
strong, also has a value. In China 1t
IS woven into beautiful fabrics
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
ELBERT HUBBARD GIVES
LECTURE AT COLUMBIA
Address Given on "The New
Religion" Characferistically

Fra Elbertus' Gilbert Hubbard)
fayed the doctors. lampooned the law
yers, 'jollied" the suffragettes and
complimented San Franciscans in char
acteristic style before a large audi
ence at the Columbia theater yester-
day afternoon. His declaration that
the world will come to the door of San
Francisco in 1915, when the Panama
Pacific exposition is held here, was ap-
plauded in a manner which demon
strated the enthusiasm that exists on
the subject OF the worlds fair
The subject of the lecture was '.The
New Religion" the distinguishing fea-
ture of which, Hubbard said, is its an
tiquity. 1t is the spirit of God in the
heart of man. the feeling that one is
part of the whole scheme of the uni
versa divine molecule To realize
this, the speaker said, is to be happv.
Fellowship is heayea-loneliness is
hell.
"sReligion is philosophy, touched
with emotion. said Spenser, and the
new religion is the philosophy which
realizes that every individual and every
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
Gas BIIIs Reduced

And your gas service taken care of
for small monthly charge. Gas Con-
eumers Assn. z67 OFarreu St, phone
Franklin III.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
VENTRILOQUIST DECEIvES
BY SIMPLEST TRICKS
Performers Cheat Ears and Dis
tract Their Audiences

Nentriloouism is a curious Illusion
There are two erroneous popular no.
tions regarding it. One is that it is a
special gift unattainable by ordinary
mortsls, and the other that the ven
triloquist produces the sounds he ut
ters from his stomach, as the word ap-
pears to signify, and throws" them
this way and that as he pleases
AS to the first point any one can
learn to ventriloquize who is willing to
work at it hard and long enough. and
regarding the second point, the fact is
that no man can produce vocal sounds
otherwise than with his larnyx. saws
the Philadelphia Ledger. 1t is simply
a matter of cheating the ear. The per-
former needs only a facility in speaking
without moving his lips, and a little
skill in misdirecting the attention of
the spectators in order to successfully
mislead.
ventriloquism was known to the
Egyptians more than 5000 years ago
and is said to have been much used hv
priests of old to make the oracles ak
and for other miraculous purposes.
The simplest ventriloquial trick for the
beginner to try is performed by go
ing to the door of a room full of peopIe
and opening it slightly. thereupon
conducting conversation with an i'm
aginary person in the hallway. The
deception can be made effective il well
carried out.
One day upon entering a room in a.
big Office building I found a red faced
man conducting a violent quarrel
through a speaking tube with some
body five floors higher. His own re-
marks were loud and fierce. and the re-
plies were family audible / was not
a little surprised to find such a thing
going on, and 1t was not until after
ward that learned that the red faced
man was doing the whole conversation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
MONEY GIVEN TO
SULLIVAN FUND
Active Work Is Begun to Erect
the Monument to Dead
Fire Chief
Raphael Well Cables $1,000
From Paris as His Share
of Subscription

The committee in charge of the Dem
mis- T. Sullivan memorial fund has be-
gun an active canvass for funds to
erect a monument in Golden Gate park
to the memory of the late fire chief.
Dennis T. Sullivan.
Chief Sullivan died at the Presidio
hospital April %. 1905. from injuries
received on the morning of April IS.
unconscious of the fact that the men
of the department were unable to cope
with the confagration that was de-
stroying the city.
The efforts of the committee have
met with favorable approval from every
source. and businessmen OF the city
have signified their desire to take the
matter up and give literally both of
their time and their money.
Raphael Weill has eabled to the
committee from Paris the sum of $1,000.
Veil was a close personal friend OF
Chief Sullivan and great admirer OF
his personality. He is the founder
of the sullivan medal for bravery and
is looked upon by the fire laddies as
one of their best friends
Chief Thomas R. Murphy OF the fire
department is aiding the committee
in every possible way.
The following subscriptions to the
Sullivan memorial monument fund have
been received.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
PRETTY ROMANCE
SEALED At ALTAR
Mrs. Marea Walters Becomes
Wife of Rudolph Lachmann
of San Francisco
Daughter of Former President
of San Mateo Road Is
Again a Bride
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lopeeidt Dispatch 10 The Call
ALAMEDA. Sept. 1s-At a pretty
home wedding today Mrs Marea
Walters, daughter of Behrend Joost.
former president of the San Francisco
and San Mateo electric railroad. was
united In marriage to Rudolph Lach-
mann. senior member of the firm Of
Lachmann brothers of San Francisco.
Rev. Willsie M. Martin performed the
ceremony in the presence of "a rela-
tives and guests. after which COLA
tton was served.
The wedding was the euimination of
courtship of two years. Lachmann
met his bride shortly after her di-
voree from j. Frank Walters of Los
Angeles, whom she had married in
New York city in 1900
After short honeymoon through the
south, Mr.. and Mrs. Lachmann will
live here, where home has recently
been erected for them in Santa Clara
avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19


spection.
SECRETARY'S VISIT
It was after this that the secretary
of commerce and labor, Nagel, visited
San Francisco and spent day at An
gel island looking over the situation
there.
Secretary A E. Yoell of the league
would not divulge what information he
had tending to prove North's abuse OF
authority, declaring that this would
interfere with plans for the displace-
ment of North. In the closing para
graph of the leagues report the fol-
lowing appears:
Your office has for some time
been in possession of information
concerning the easy methods by
which Asiatics obtain admission
through this port of San Francisco,
but much of it being of a confiden-
tial nature can only be used In an
official investig cation.
We feel assured that the admls-
sion of all diseased and incapable
Agiatics has ceased and that our
efforts for the exclusion of Hlndu
labor will soon be crowned with
success.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
Henry Voit alias Henry Edp9ds pho accused Of murder
sECRETARY's VISIT

races of aliens who are shown to
be inadmissible at the time of in
SnanfinFa
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19
ROMANCE AND TRAGEDY
COMBINED IN CORSICA
Land Owners Effort to Keep
Niece's Fortune Is Fatal

Zouza little Corsican village. has
been the scene of a tragicomedy of
love and greed, Giulio Muzzi. a wealthy
land owner, was the guardian of his
two nieces, Rosina and Philomena, who
were both possessed of means. says the
Chicago News Muzzi was determined
that one Of the fortunes should remain
in the family so he compelled Rosina
to become engaged to his son, who
was deeply in love with her. Rosina,
however had made other plans for
her future. and disappeared on her we'd
ding morning. saying that she had gone
TO marry the man of her choice. Muzzi
promptly informed his son that he
would have to marry. Philomena, who
also had a lover.
The cousins feigned acquiescence, but
on the morning he was 10 be married
the younger Muzzi committed suicide.
Philomena was married on the same
day to Antonio Guidicelli, who, imme-
diately after the ceremony, called his
friends together, raided Muzzi's prop
ertv and carried of number OF cattle.
Antonio, his bride and his friends
were tried at Bastia, but all were ac-
quilted with the exception of Antonio.
who was sentenced to eight months
IMPRISONMENT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-19

The average woman would rather
buy things than go shopping-but that
takes money.
No woman is quite sure what things
are stored away on the top shelf of
stairs.
The simplest things are best-ex-
cept men and women.
It's almost as easy to fall in love as
it is to fall out again.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

WASHINGTON, D. G. We
dug obliczenia urzednik6w
pocztowych wrzucono W ro~
ku ubiegfym 300, 900, 900 GEN.
tow do skrzynek pocztowycf,
kt6re mia}y s}uzyc zamiast
marek ma nieop}acone kart
XII, wrzucone r6wnoczesnie
do skrzynki. Pos}a1cy pocz-
towi zakupywali "a to Gently
mark i naklejali je ma kart
XII wskutek czego jednak
p~rzesyfka korespondencyi u
lega}a op6znieniu. Depart
ment pocztowy wzbroni} ma
przys2}osc pos1ancom poetic.
wynn i listonoszom %zajmowac
sic zakupnem marek i ma
klejaniem ich ma nieop}aco-
ne listy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

CHICAGO, I'll. Pawe} Q.
Stensland i Henry w. He
ring, kt6rzy zdefrandowali
Milwaukee Avenue State
Bank i spowodowaIi upadek
tegoz, narazajac wielu Pola-
k6w ma strate wszystkich o.
szczedno6ci, zostali wypu-.
szczeni ma wolnOsG ma sku-
tex uchwa}y %powzietej przez
stanowa rade u~}askawie1.
Gubernator Deneen raczv}
zatwierdzic dekret uwolnie-
MIA Stenslanda i He-
ringa. Gdy wypuszczono
obu ma wolnosc, dano i'm u
brania zwyczajne W miejsce
dotychczasowych pasiastych
,,uniform6w" wieziennych ]
obaj przyby]i do Chicago.
Pc Stenslanda przyjechafa
jego c6rka i odwioz}a 20 W
Chicago do szpitala sw. BIZ
biety, DO Stensland czuje sic
zaziebiony i chory; unikano
przytem zetkniecia z repor-
terami, fotografami etc. He
ring ma cdwr6t jest zdr6w
uty} nawet, da} sic ma wszy-
stkie strony fotografowac, a
reporterom oswiadczy}, ze
Jest pollen dobrej mysli i
nadziei, tylko niema......
pieniedzy!. Mic ME
szkodzi, wnet on sic o ME
postara!. 80. Stensland i
Herring unikali widzenia sic
z SODA ! rozmowy; co Stem
sland robic zamysla ME
wiadOmO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
UCZmy dZiec1 nasze CZytaf
pisa6 1 movie pc polsku!
=. UWqqii.

,,Nowiny Polskie" z Mil
waukee, kt6re prawie W kaz.
dem wydaniu powtarzaja, III
So pismem nawskros kato.
lickiem, cd czasu ostatniego
sejmu Zwiazku Narod. zacho'
rowa}y ma manic zwiazkowo-
narodowa. w napadach tel
strasznej s}abosci traca, jak
sic zdaje, zmys} krYtyczny,
w}adze rozr6zniania ziarna cd
plewy. Wszystko, co provo
dyrzy Zwiazkowi nazwia INA
rodowem" lub ,,polskiem,"
jest ola ,,Nowin" swiete, stad
spotyka sic W ,,Nowinach"
z %sprawami, b%ynajmniej ME
licujacemi z zadaniem pisma
katolickjego.
Onegdaj poda}y ,,Nowiny"
(patrz No. % ,,Nowin" z
dnia 81. stycznia 1907 via
domosc z Duluth, MINI. o
parafii (N) sw. J6zefa pod
zarzadem ks. O Ryczka.
Wedlug ,Nowin" ten ks. (A)
Ryczek re swa parafia (A)
NIGGA s1uzyc "a wz6r innym
ksiezom i parafiom, DO spla-
Gill W zesz}ym roku $22,560
d1ugu.
Faktem jest, re W Duluth,
MINI. zadnej parafii katolic-
kiej pod wezwaniem sw. j..
zefa niema; ks. Ryczka Mkt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

Wiedzi ksiedza pr. ZboroW-
skiego wystosowali tutejsi
niemieccy katollcy protest
do X. biskupa ~likowskiego,
a gdy otrzYmali odmowna
.~odpowiedz, dyrektor tutej-
szego gimnazium dr.. Klinke
napisal do Najprzewieleb-
niejszego X. biskupa niesly-
chany wprost list, W ktorym
wywody jego nazwa} "unge-
heuerlich" [okropne] j X,
biskupowi zarzucal "ma1e
"zrozumienie stosunk6w W
parafii ostrowskiei tax re
ME potrzeba mad tenn dopie.
70 slow traciG", "utrudnia-
ME zycia pc katolicku" "nie-
p~ostepowanie W mysl wznio'
s}ego tw6rcy sw. naszej reli-
gin.
Jak czYtamy W ostatnim
numerze koscielnego dzien-
nika urzedowego, sprawl 20
sta1a zasadniczo rozstrzyg'
Meta przez Stolice apostol.
ska, kt6ra ma zapytanie X.
biskupa Likowskiego orze-
kla, re ME wolno dopuszczac
niekatolik6w do spiewu ma
katolickich cmentarzach.
To orzeczenie OLGA sw. jest
najlepsza odpowiedzia ma
grzecznie powiedziawszy -
smia}y list dyrektora dra.
Klinkiego, a ola mas zarazem
zadatk!om, re Stolica %apostol'
ska potepia stanowczo wy.
s%1ugiwanie sic katolik6w ME
mieckich protestantom da=
zacym do lutrzenia j 3iem.
czenia naszej dzielnicy "a
pomoca ko5cio}a.
"Gaz. Ostrowska".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

Drozyzna nies}ychana, jaka
panuje W Ameryce cd kilku
tygodni, niepokoi coraz seer
see ko}a rozsadniejszych oby-
wateli. Rozmaite podaja r6zni
powody i przyczyoy tego ME.
normalnego po}ozenia, zdaje
sic przeciez, re n~ajgl6wniej-
sza przyczyna ME jest brak,
niedostatek artyku16w spo-
zywczych, lecz kryminalne
pragnienie zbogacenia sic
b~ezsumiennych gieldziarzy.
Kraj powinien raz ma zawsze
pozbyc sic tych z~ydovskich
pijawek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
OjCiec SW. a katOliCy ME
mieCcy.

w pazdzierniku roku ze'
sz}ego pisalismY 0 znamien-
nym zatargu ostrowskiego
Towarzystwa Niemc6w-kato-
lik6w a ostrowskim probosz-
czem x. Z~borowskim, kt6ry
ME m6gE sic zgodzic ma to,
ably podczas pogrzeb6w wy
konywali spjewy ma cmenta-
rzu czlonkowie niekatoliccy
niemieckiego Tow. spiewac-
kiego, ~zlozonego re spiewa.
k6w -r6znych wyzna6.
Wobec %stanowczej odpo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

~ -' '
Pie6 os6b, " tenn czworo
~dziewczat i jeden mezczyz-
ma, postradalo zycie W pc.
p1ochu, jaki powsta}, kiedy
W czteropietrowym budynku
fabryoznym we Philadelphia
wybucht pozar W srode pc
poludniu. Piec os6b doznalo
ran, kt6re sic prawdobodob-
ME. okaza smiertelnemi. Pra-
vie wszyscy zabici i ranni
byli zatrudnieni we fabryce
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
LA SALE Ill Stan,

LA SALLE, III. stanowy
Inspector g6rniczy podaje
do w~iadomosci, ze W mai
.blizszy poniedzia}ek odkopa-
ne zostana szychty kopalni
wegla W Cherry, W kt6rych
go dis dzie1: j~eszcze znaj-
duja sic zwloki 210 ofiar pa
mietnej katastrofy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

JACKSON, Mich. Tutej-
eza rada zwiazku zawcdowe-
20 postanowi}a wstrzymac
sic cd s%pozywania mjesa
przez miesiac luty. Uchwa1a
ia So zwiazane wszystkie
zwiazki zawodowe naszege
miasta, z wyjatkiem funkcyo.
naryqszy k%oJejowych. obi
czajac wszystkich cz}onk6w
w~spomnianych zwiazk6w "a
wodowych llczba bojkotuja-
cych wynosif bedzie przesz-
10 1900 os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
D O s W i a d c z o n Y

Dfuznik: - Prosze, moze pan
zazyjesz tabaczki?
Wierzyciel: - Me glupim, zesz-
lynn razem take mnie pan czesto-
wal tabaka, a sam uciek}es podczas
gdy ia kicha}em. Vice naprz6d, a
potem tabaka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

h S 6 W y m Owl.
Handlarz garderoby: -. Guys
pan zadowolony z plaszcza, jakis
pan Il mnie kupif?
Kupujacy:- Wszyscy moi chop
ey kolejno go nosili.
Handlarz: - A widzisz pan, do
brze pana obs}uzy4em.
Kupujacy: - Tax, pc kazdym
deszczu musia}em go daG m}odsze-
mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

o dwaznY ysliwy.
- Genus ME strzelaf do dzika,
przechodzif tuz ko}o ciebie:
= A Pc co ia mia}em zwracac
ma siebie jego uwage? Jeszczeby
sic ma mnie rzucif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

Jakis Jeremiasz Moynihan,
szmaciarz W St. Louis, Mo.
umar} z%ostawiajac majatku
60 tysiecy dolar6w. W Anne
ryce, jak widac, 20 wszyst-
kiego MONA zrobi6 pienia.
DE, nawet re szmat. Moyni-
han jake szmaciarz ME mja}
.krewnych; pewno do szma"
ciarza przyznac sic ME chcie-
Ii; c%iekawi6my, czy i pienia-
DE lego krewnych ME znaj-
da? ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

We Francyi miliardowe
szkody wyrzadzi}y W zeszlym
tygodniu %powodzie. Najwiecej
ucierpia1 Paryz. Obecnie po-
no deszcze usta}y i woda
zaczyna opadac, ale n~ieszcze-
scie b%ynajmniej jeszcze sic
ME ko6czy. Bogata Francya
wyciaga juz reke zebracza pc
wsparcie i pomoc do innych
kraj6%, a coz dopiero bedzie,
gdy szerzyc sic beda zarazll:
we choroby, kt6rych bezwa"
runkowo trzeba sic spodzie-
wac. DIS juz dale sic 3D.
czuwac niedostatek opieki W
szpitalach, a co bedzie poi
niej? - Kilka lat temu Rad
francuski W swej zaciek}osci
przeciw Koscio}owi powyga-
Mai zakonnik6w i zakonnice,
pozabiera} dobra klasztorne
i koscielne, czy tedy ME
powlnien ten Rad teraz
sam sobie wystarczyc? Pre-
ciez zagrabione dobra kos
cielne przynios}y, a}bo przy-
|najmniej powinue by}y prey
niesc miliardy, gdzie sic one
podzia}y, re dis ten Rad
zebrze? - Dawniej cry ma
wojnie, czy podczas epidemii,
zawsze podostatkiem by1o
ochotnik6w zakonnych do
pi~elegnowania chorych i o.
kaleczonych; kto tedy wi
MEN, re dis umieraja ludzie
ola braku doswiadczonych
dozorc6w Tub dozorczy1?
Rad francuski spuszcza1
sic ma w}asne silly, drwil
sobie z Pana Boga, niechajze
teraz sam sobie wystarczy!
Juz pc pismach ukazuja sic
tiumaczenia powod6w wiel.
kiej katastrofy: jedni wilma
"a to komety - Haleygo i ia
nova, dotad nieznana; inni
niezaradnosc o~dpowiedzial-
nych urzed6w it'd. itd.; my
widziny W tenn palec Bozy.
Francya w~ypowiedzia}a woj-
ne Bogu, ot6z Pan Bog ME
da1 d}ugo ma sic czekac. ,,Je-
zeli Bog ME strzeze miasta,
napr6zno czuwaja ci, co go
strzega!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

W Montanie Rad rozda-
wac. bedzie obszar step6w
trolling prairie) ma w}asnosc
zg}aszajacym sic pred 80
Marca 1910. r.. jake home
steads. Dobra to sposobno5c
ola mieszczan biedniejszych,
kt6rzy czasem ME maja co
W usta w}ozyc, nabycia ka-
wa}ka ziemi na w1asnosc.
Mozeby p. J. J. Hill, kt6ry
twierdzi, il powodem dro-
zyzny jest niedostateczna
liczba %farmer6w, "a darmo
~przewi6z} biedak6w swa ko-
LEILA, gdyby sig do niego zg}o-
szono. Warto spr6bowac!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

parafii sw. J6zefa mowy bye
Inie moze. Jest W Duluth.
MINI, zb6r niezalezny pod
bluzniercza nazwa sw. J6zefa;
W tym zborze wyprawia sop
Xxi jakis szewc Ryczek z POI
reki Hodura. Zb6r wysta-
wiono "a nieszczesnej panic
CT zb}akanego ks. Sierzpu-
towskiego, kt6ry pred pol
tora roku nawr6cit sic ale
niezaleznych nawr6cic ME
zdo}a1. Do zboru nalezy dis
z uporu kilku salonist6w !
garstka oba}amuconych, co
reczyli Gala swa w4asnoscia
"a dug ma zb6r zaciagniety.
10 dobrowolnych sk}adkach
parafian G) NIGGA tylko
,,Nowiny'' bredzic "a jakim
niezaleznym warcho}em; tax
samo sp}acenie d}ugu W SUI
mic $22,560 W zesz}ym roku
jest bajka, zmyslona chyba
przez szewca Ryczka lub
jemu podobnego kuglarza no..
~durowskiego.
Ma czyje s}owo ,,Nowiny
Polskie" TAXA wiadomo5c u
mie5ci}y, to .ma}o mas obcho
jdzi, rzecza pewpa jest, re
katolik laden i'm tego ME
poda1, a innym ME powinny
ma s}owo wierzyc. Me moga
sic tez %bynajmniej t}umaczyc,
il jelktos W b|ad wprowadzi},
,,Nowiny" bowiem chca u
chodzic "a pismo powazne
katolickie, musza tedy po-
siadac W redakcyispis wszyst-
kich ksiezy i koscio}6w ka-
tolickich, tax zwane: ,,Catho-
lie Directory" a tam jeden
rzut Okla ma parafie W Du-
luth, MINI. by}by je przeko-
nal, 10 parafia sw. J6zefa W
Duluth nie istnieje. Me
maja zatem ,,Nowiny Polskie"
mic ma swe uniewinnienie i
przyznac musza, re postapi}y
sobie conajmniej bardzo ME
rozsadnie, albo re przestaja
bye rismem katolickiem, DO
ME uznaja r6znicy ponniedzy
|ko6cio}em katolickim a zbo-
rem schizmatyckim - nieza-
leznym.
z Duluth i okolicy zapy-
tuja mas ludzie, czy szewc
Ryczek jest r~zeczywiscie
ksiedZem, DO ,,katolickie"
,,Nowiny" tax pisa, - inni
zas, znajac szewca Ryczka
dobrze, zadaja wyjasnienia,
czy ,,Nowiny" stoja tel ma
zo}dzie Hodura IL nKurye-
rem Polskim" ma spoke
rozpoczna Wake przeciw Ko-
scio1owi katolickiemu? - Co
tn ma to odpo wiedziec? -
My sami ME wiemy. Ode
s1alismy pytajacych do mo"
win", sami zas wyczekujemy
cd ,,Nowin" szczeregO
prZepr0sZenia swych abo-
nent6w, a jezeli to ME ma
stapi, zmuszeni bedziemy
napietnowac ,,Nowiny Pol
skie" jake pismo ob}udnie
sic p~odszywajace pod miano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
s u a d k o b i e + G a

"A: - Jak widze, to ty teraz juz
ME kradniesz?
Starry z}odziej: - Praktyke pc.
.mnie obja} cd niejak;egos ,czasu
m6j'ziec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

Ma czasie.
- Jaka r6znica jest miedzy ka-
tarem a pieniedzmi?
- Katar MONA }atwo nabyc, a
trudno stracic, a z p%ieniedzmi ma
sic rzecz odwrotnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
D O b ira g O O d '

D bra g ospo d yni.
MAJ: - Alez to mas}o jest gorz-
kie.
Zona:-Znowu grymasy! Wszak
movies tydzieh tenu, re to mas1o
jest wyborne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
:: FRASZKI.
w s a d i e .

Sedzia do oskarzonego: "A "a.
tenn przyznajesz pan, re ukrad}es
lyle workow maxi u oskarzyciela?
Oskarzony:: - Siedem, swietny
sadzie: try W poniedzialek, a diva
we wtorek,
Sedzia: - to dopiero razem piec,
Oskarzony: - Tax, ale ostatnie
diva work. nam wziac doplero dis
wieczor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
B a T. d 2 O a t w O /.

Bardzo {atwo.
Pewien, odwiedzajac wiezienie,
pyta jednego a%resztanta, jak sic tn
dostaf? A ten: ITO mic trudnego!
Tu SLEEPY trait, DO jednego dw6ch
prowadzi."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
- fs"@s 7a
TEN | @ OWEN.

#t 49, ~r~s ,A -A
Senator Root 2ada Cd kon-
gresu uchwalenia roczne]
pensyi >$5ooo.oo) ola PAM
Cleveland, wdowy pc zmar-
lynn eksprezydencie Groverze
Cleveland. PAM Cleveland
jest zamozna wdowa; ME po-
trzebuje pensyi AMI 0 MIA sic
stara, alec Stryj Sam ma
d1ugu ma setki milion6w, to
co mu to szkodzi dodac
taxa drobnostke .00)
rocznie, a ola niewiast grzecz-
nym bye koniecznie trzeba
W AmerYce!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
D O b n a k .

- Jak ci sic zdaje; czy wygrasz
te sprawe?,
- Jestem tego pewny, Moi adj
'wokat obstalowa1 sobie move me-
BILE do salonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03
MASH

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj acy
nasi agenei mieilcowi:
3nraToN, Nebr. Mich: Mendyk
84ENHAM Tex. w. Kowalski
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Melen, Wis. Teofi Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa: F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY, Tex. F, F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
GREENHOUSE, Mimi, A. J.. Kulas
BRfMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
Warsaw. N. D. Teodor Wvsocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-03

bluzek damskich j. Chackj-
ma, kt6ra sic znajdowa}a ma
czwartem pietrze.
Dgie6 wszcza1 sic poGob-
no W klatce windowej, wsku-
tsk spalenia sic drut6w e.
lektrycznych. .Jakkolwiek O.
glen szybko sic, szerzy},
wiekszosc zatrudnionycn W
gmachu zdo}a1a ujsc cato.
Tylko we fabryce b]uzek
powsta} pop}och i kilka
dziewczat wyskoczy]o oknem
z czwartego pietra. Starania
stojacych IA ulicy, ably je
p~ochwycic specially ma nj
czem. Gmach by} srodze zao-
patrzony W drabiny bezpie-
czehstwa i slupy ratunkowe.
Obok jednego z tych ostat-
mich wyskoczy, W przeraze-
niu go ME zauwszywszy,
mazczyzna i zabi} sic la
miejscu. Szczesc;em mona to
nazwac, re W fabryce b]uzek
wskutek strajku bylo zale-
dwie pare os6b zatrudnio-
nych. Szkody materyalne O.
bliczaja ma $4,000.