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The Detroit times., 1910-05-09

LONDON, May g.--George V was
formally proclaimed king at O'Clock
THIS morning All the pomp and her-
aldry OF the medieval ceremony was
adhered TO- the gorgeous trappings OF
the participants contrasting strangely
with the mourning aspect of tbs city
and the ropulace generally.
According to custom no sign Oh
mourning was permitted in any feature
OF the proclamation ceremonies. The
bands played the liveliest tunes AMI
no badge OF crepe was worn by those
officiating.
Under the leadership OF the Duke OF
Norfolk who is the hereditary earl
marsha. of England, the heralds, pur-
suivants, king's-at-arms, the escorting
guards and other participants. APP
peared in the -Friary court %
St James Palace. the scene of the
daily guard mount. The court hal
been made over into its medieval ap.
pearancc for the occasion, and pre-
sented q gorgeous picture.
The garter king. advancing to the
front of the red-draped balcony and
looking over the saluting troops
drawn up in the quadrangle. read the
proclamation ending with the words:
God save the king
/ This was the signal for beginning
of the royal salute. and the playing or
the national anthem by the Guards
/ band
+ Then there was a fanfare OF trum-
pets. the troops presented arms. aui
the kings colors were lowered in sa.
/ In ArGt m n
| King George V.
Two carriage loads of hera
under a military escort. then dr5,
to Charing Cross. Temple Bar aid
the Royal Exchange, reading the
proclamation at each palace.
Arrive at Ancient City Boundary.
On their arrival at Temple Bar,
marking the boundary OF the ancient
city OF London, the procession found
the roadway barred by red silk cord
drawn across the street This was in
lieu OF the ancient gates, through
which only the kings representatives
could pass without permission from
the city officials
Lord Mayor Knill. the high sheriffs
and officials faced the proclaiming
heralds.
WHO comes there?" shouted the
city marshal from behind the bar
rier."
The Blue Mantle, or junior pursuit.
want, flanked on either side by mount
ed heralds advanced on foot To the
fraii cord and called out: The officer
of arms, who demands entrance into
the city TO proclaim his royal majes-
tvs accession"
The pursuivant was then admitted
and conducted by the marshal TO the
Lord Mayor 10 whom he handed the
order from the privy council for the
proclamation The lord mayor read
the order and then commanded that
the other heralds be permitted TO en-
tier.
Another fanfare OF trumpets greeted
the entrance OF the heralds and again
the proclamation was read by herald
standing in one of the carriages. This
reading was followed by loud ami
exultant cries OF God Save the King.
Leaving Temple Bar the heralds made
a final trip TO l,oyal Exchange.
The entire route from st. James
Continued ON Page SevenD
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
HELD UP IN DAYLIGHT
Newton Oarr Attacked on Randolph
ST. BY Merry Pair

Newton Darr. a belt manufacturer.
was badly beaten Monday morning by
two men who attempted 10 rob him
he was walking ON. Randolph-st.. be-
tween Madison and Ndams-aves on ~
o'clock when he was stopped by these
men and asked the time When ho
looked AZ his watch. the men tried to
take il from him. and began beating
him Darr struggled and the advert
or another man, who had heard The
scuhle. caused The hold-up men 10
take 20 their heels.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
KNIVES ARE DRAWN.
Rumpus In Pool Room Causes One
Arrest: Cuprit Fined $50.

Martin Never was giving an exhibit
ton OF pool shooting I'm Il Hungarian
saloon ON the west side. Saturday
night Martin Lehner bet him 10
cents that he couldn't make a certain
ball in n certain pocket Lehner won
the bet and there was a long dispute
over the collection of the pot
Everybody in the place mixed in
the row and four men managed to
stick knives into various portions OF
iehncr's anatomy. Stephen konz
was the only man arrested and he
was before Police Justice Stein. Mon.
day morning. He was fined $50. with
the option OF 80 days in the House or
Correction
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
WILL GO TO PRISON.
Mrs. Lucy Sayler and Dr. Miller
Denied New Trial.

WATSEKA, Ills. May 9--Mrs. Lucy
Sayler and DR.. William Miller, con.
victed of killing banker J. b. Sayier,
AT Crescent City. last July will be
taken TO the Joliet pententiary either
tonight or tomorrow morning
This was determined on this after
noon following the action OF Judge Di.
bell. who, on Saturday night over.
ruled motion for a new trial and
pronounced sentence.
II has not yet been decided whether
the case will be- taken 10 the state
supreme court Mrs Sayler collapsed
~ her cell when she was told she
must soon go TO prison
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
TO GREET ROOSEVELT.
Kaiser Will Be Former Presidents
Host Only Once

BERLIN. May 9.-The Kaiser will
be Col. Roosevelt's host only ON one
occasion during the eX-presidents
stay in Berlin. an informal luncheon
nj the Potsdam palace tomorrow.
Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Ethel and Ker-
nit will. also. be present at the
luncheon. The kaiser today tele-
graphed Roosevelt before the latter
left Stockholm. approving the col.
oners suggestion To abandon the idea
of entertaining Roosevelt at The Der.
lin palace. owing to the fact that the
kaiser is in mourning for his uncle,
the late King Edward
Ambassador Hill will entertain the
Roosevelts during their stay here.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
GAME WARDEN REPORTS.
Eighty-seven Convictions Secured
During Month of April.

LANSING. Mich, May 9--(SpecialJ
The regular monthly report OF Game
Warden Charles Pierce issued today
shows that the department Investigate
ed las complaints during the month
of April. There were 81 cases begun
and 81 convictions were secured Five
violations OF the game law were re-
ported and so violations OF the fish
law were recorded last month There
were % seizures reported and the
fines and costs collected by the de-
rartment for the month OF April
amounted TO 81 ,543.72
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
EXPLOSION INJURIES TWENTY.
Five Victims Of Accident In Oil plant
Nav Die

NEW YORK, May 9-Twenty men
were injured. five mortaly, when a
hot soldering iron was dropped into
one OF the small tanks in the Standard
oil Compauys filling department IN
williamsburg today The tank explo"-
ed. throwing cut "a geyser OF burning
oil. which spread 20 the neighborinE
tanks and set fire 10 the men In the
room There were sixty employees
present
The building was soon mass OF
flames. and the city fire department
and fire boats were called 10 aid the
Standards own force In quelling the
flames
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
SWALLOWS POISON.
Port Huron Man Mistakes Sulphate Of
Zinc for Salts.

PORT HURON. Mich. May 8
Especial Thinking that he was TAX
ing dose of salts jeff Mathews. en-
ployed at the Sweitzer livery barn
this morning swallowed about three
ounces of sulphate of zinc
Within a few moments the deadly
poison began to show effects and he
went to the Office where he notified
his employer Dr. Henderson was
called and by the use of stomach
pump extracted large amount Of the
dose. Mathews is now resting easy
but in a serious condition.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09

Beginning MAY lG, the Pasadena
apartment az Jenerson-aye and Du
huis-st. will nave a po5tufice substa.
riou Station 40. IS. now located i'm
Wilson's drug store at No. So Jeffer
sonave. Will be- transferred TO John
w NcLareus pharmacy in the base
ment of the Pasadena ON that date
the postmaster announces.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
wife Murderer is Executed.

OSSINING. y Y. May Gilbert
Coleman. Negro. was shocked 20 death
in the electric chair in Sing Sing to-
day for the murder Of his wife In New
York ON December 10. 1908 Although
be weighed only 800 pounds it requir-
ed three powerful shocks 10 produce
death
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
SLATER IS SENTENCED.
Ohio Crater Captured in Detroit,
Given -Four Years.

COLUMBUS. Ohio May s.-MaTk
Slater. former state printer. convict
cd Of demanding the state. was today
sentenced 10 four years in the peni
Tertiary by Judge Dillon
Mary Slater was found guilty Of
rendering false voucher for S5.501 -.
other indictments resting against
slater charge him and d. w. Dins-
more. OF Chicago. with dividing grau
to the amount OF S2l00O. and Slater
and Charles Whealen. OF Dayton. with
dividing graft TO the amount OF 81.
5gT SO
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
Michiaan Bin Adopted.

WASHINGTON. May "A report
fayoring the passage of he Mann bill
authorizing Michigan, Indiana Illinois
and Wisconsin 90 enter into an agree
ment a. % the prosecution for crimes
committed ON Lake Michigan. was
adopted by the senate committee on
Judiciary today
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
Seeks Habias Corpus Writ.

Abraham Lewis. who has been un.
der arrest for two days on a charge
Of abandoning his wife and children. ~
becoming FESTIVE under his restraint.
and. Monday morning, started proceed
ings for a writ OF habeas corpus.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
Flned for VioIatina Traffic Rules.

George Gorton. taxicab driver. dis
regarded Traffic Officer Reardons sig
nal at Woodward-ave and State-st,
last Saturday and was before Judge
Phelan for the offense Monday morn
ing. He was fined $40.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
salvation ARMY Band comina.

The Canadian territorial sian band
of the salvation Army. OF Toronto.
composed of - professional musi-
clans. will give an interesting evening
OF music and song entitled "A musical
festival Saturday evening next m
the citadel. Michigan and Second-ayes.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
FOREST FIRES RAGE.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. May q
-Trestle Of Argoma Central. about
80 miles back of Sault Ste Marie. On
tario. destroyed yesterday by forest
fires Brisk breeze is tanning flames
ana much damage to property is re-
sulting
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
QUITS PULPIT FOR FARM.

BAD AXE, Mich. May 9-Rey W
VI Fulton pastor OF the First Presby-
terian church here for iG years. de-
livcred his farewell sermon yesterday
His health has been failing for some
time and he will try farming.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
PREACHER ACCEPTS CALL

CHARLOTTE, Mieh.. May g.-Rey.
Mr.. Patchell. OF Bay City. has accept
ed a call from the First Congregation.
al church OF this city and will begin
his local work September /.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
Janltor Sues for Islander.

Henry Lubasch. formerly Janitor %
the Apartment building ar No 365-36s
John Il st. has filed salt In the circuit
court. against Rose Merbach. his for
meU employer. charging her with
SANDER. lie alleges she called him a
thief. and he asks S. 600 damages
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
KING EDWARD WILL
Be LAID To REST
MAY 70
Body Will Lie in State in West.
minister Hall for Thtee DAYS
George V. Is Formally Pro.
claimed Monarch.
All the Pomp and Heraldry OF the
Medieval Ceremony Are
Adhered To.

LONDON, May Git was Of.
ficiaIiy announced today that the
funeral Of King Edward will be
held on May 20 at Windsor and that
the body will lie in state in West
minister hall for three days pre-
ceding the funeral.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
MICHIGAN PosTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, May 9.--The presi.
dent today nominated Harry X Myres
TO be postmaster at Vulcan. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
THE WEATHER

Detroit aud ,iciuityt- Tonight md
Tuesday, pnrtIy cloudy. moderate teIa-
pernturei moderate variable winds,
Lower Mfchigung Fair tonighf md
Tuesdays slightly cooler In north por-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09
ToDAY,s TEMPERATURES.

One ycnr mo tOdnyt Wnxfmum tenn
pernture. 60j minimum, ~; mean. 80,
cloudy with .25 Inch OF rain.
sun sets tonight ut 6i3e y. sun
rises Tuesday morning at 4i1s a. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-09

Job Trtntiug Jour right. Times
v,rI-ftng Go. ~ John II est cali Main
1893 or city S3sb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

100 cans containing 800 pounds OF gunpOwder
each. The cans we're connected with a
battery on board tho steamer This method.
while not without hazard, effectively
cleared the harbor.
Among the telegraphers who took part
in these campaigns were y. r. Hotchkiss,
Il. II. Upham, c. b. Smith, A. L. Rob
inson, l. A. Sherman. G.. II. Penn and
j. r.. Frank.
Leaving these stirring scenes, MIR. Korty
turned to the west and to a more peace
full, IL scarcely less strenuous occupation,
that OF building up a system of telegraph
communication which. with its great rail-
road, was instrumental in no inconsiderable
degree in furthering the development OF
commercial prestige In the western empire,
that stands as one of the monumental vic
tories Of peace made possible by the heroic
work Of these men and others of their kind
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07
Mystery IN Murder
of Chicago DENTIST

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-No tangible clue had
been discovered today by the poic tend
ing To Identity the man who last night
met DIR. NJ. +. Michales, a dei.1ist and
shot him down short distance from his
home. Neghbors have told conflicting
stories Of seeing one man talking TO the
doctor Just before the shooting and OF
seeing Two men running away following
the shot.
A well-dressed woman. all agree, had
visited the dentists office reW minutes
before. and her identity is being sought. A
gold watch and $3.50 were folno on the
body.
Mrs. Michales, who was in FaIrmont.
Ind with her daughters, Misses Ruth Mar
jory and May. was expected to return
here today,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07
LocATIoM IpEAL

st. Mary's Is but two hours ride
from Chicago, and only a few minutes
from South Bend, Ind.
The location Is particularly advAnta-
geous for an institution Of this character
High up on the main pathway, stand
Ing where the eye sweeps over forest
and valley and nodding felds OF grain,
one cannot help but feel that nature
is here at her best
There Is the picturesque st. Joseph
River, winding Its silvery way in the
tiful artificial lake-Lake Marian.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07
ELEvAr.ms suRRouMD unOs

The groundt are spacious and
artistically laid out.
Midst such inspiring surround
ings, pupils arc aided during the
most critical period of their lives,
In the development OF those high
Or qualities which mark the woman
0f true refinement and culture.
The discipline, too, while not
harsh or severe; IL such as to as
sist In the building of character,
exerting an uplifting influence
which is In evidence In after life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

departed, leaving them to proceed to Gin
ton without further molestatlon.
Clearing the harbor Of Mobile of the
distractions placed there by the oonfed-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

Primary COurse--Embraoes three years
of elementary work.
Preparatory COurse-Pupils are well
grounded In the essentials OF Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic. u. S. History, Civil
Government, Physiology, Etymology,
Composition and Letter Writing, etc.
Academic COurse-Corresponds to the
standard high school course.
Collegiate COurse Studies include
Logic. Philosophy, Analytical Geometry
Gslculus. Astronomy, Advanced Botany
Physics. Chemistry. Pharmacy. Zoology,
Geology. Political Economy, History,
Rhetoric, Literature. Latin. Greek, French
German, Spanish, etc.
AIDS TO IRSTRUcTIoR
Pupils in the various departments are
aided In their work by having access to a
most complete library special library OF
reference books for each department by
the best authors and recognized authori-
ties; large collections OF mineralogical
botanical geological and geological speci-
mems for Departments of Natural History;
Physical and Chemical Laborat tories, etc;
besides the privileges of attending Lecture
Courses (mAny noted speakers appearing
throughout the year,. participating In
the meetings of Literary Societies, etc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

crates fell to the lot Of the telegraph
service. Several members of the corps took
a plan of the location of the torpedoes,
a small steamer, and sank in the harbor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

PHYSICAL TRAINIHs
The grounds are provided with Aroh
cry and Tennis Courts, Golf Links. etc.
Boating in the artificial lake, skatinE
In winter, walking jaunta and other
training.
There 10 a completely equipped gym
nasium for physical culture, amateur
theatricals, dancing, etc.
st Mary's does not overlook the ,sct
that the basis for mental and moral
health is physical health.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07
Adventure by Moonlight.


Mr., Korty recalls vividly the moonlight
night they reached the battle-ground where
Grant and Pemberton fought. Pemberton
being forced back to Vicksburg In every
direction were evidences OF the struggle;
bleaehed bones OF horses cleaned In the
moonlight, and row after row of rude
headboards marked the places where both
blue and gray had side by side found peace.
This was too much for even so stanch a
courage as that OF Mr.. Korty and the
captain. Hurrying on they had Just en-
tered little woodland when they were
surrounded by band OF eight or ten
guerillas. One OF them seized the bride
OF Mr.. Korty's mount. but the horse was
high-spirited and unmanageable and broke
from his grasp. The captain was having
battle all TO himself using both OF his
rcvolvers against his outnumberinE foes.
and putting two OF them out OF commission.
Mr. korty's horse had bottled. carrying him
all unwilhngly out OF the fight; when he
cegained control OF Il he was relieved 10
iear the captains call
Dashing up Champion Hill they pleketed
heir horses. constructed a rude breas,
work. aud prepared to awe as good an int
'ati0n Of Grants methods Of resisting ar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

he maine aNns The
ot phsa
hmas
D Inc
col hnd uxeSfIef
in Sm
Of
moral virtues
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-11
, Zycie mad kana@em
Danamskim

ma jedna niebezpieczna chorobf
malarie, kt6ra sprowadziia cierpie
MIA i 6mierc tys,acoma M,krob by
powoduja d~reszcze, febre l dycha-
vice, z6ic,owo6G, z6}taczke, znu-
zenie, slabo66 i ogdlne os}ablenle.
Lecz Electric Bitters nigdy ME
zaniedba ioh znissczY6 j wyleczyt
chorobe malaryi. ,,Trzy butelki
kompletnie mnie wyleosY@y z ball
dso niebezplec snego napadu mala~
ryl" pisze VIM. A. Fretwell z
Lucama, N. c.. ii teraz mann do~
bre zdrowie jak przedtem." Leczaa
to}2dek, w4trobei nerki zapobie.
gaia tyfusowl. SOC. Gwarantowane
v apiece M. j. Kowalewskiego.
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-11
Najmilszy W VI, e M
Zdarzenie 2 czas6w meczehskich.
Gag dalszy.

Kornelja ostroznie vice zbli-
zy}a sic do okna, aby ME bye
widziana. "Oktawian: jednak
byttak zatopionY " myslach,
re ME uwazalby, chocby ma
wet kto wszed}; do pokoju.'
DIS ME isiedziaf on jak dnia
poprzedniego, lecz re z1o2o'
nemi rekami kleczal patrzac
ze :czcia ma wiszace malowi-
do. Ola Kornelii by1 to zno-.
WI widok niespodziewauy i
niezrozumia1y, j patrzac ma
Oktawiana, zapyta}a sama sic.
bic, czy to mole bye ten sam
mlodzieniec, kt6rego tax in
nvm zna}a pierwej, i oczom
prawie wierzyc ME mog}a.
Oktawian pc niejakim czasie
wyciagajac rece ku obrazowi
zawo}al z uczuciem:
20 moja mi}oSci! teraz Gle
zaczynam poznawat, do cie-
bic tylko chce w~iecznie ma
lezec!
TIE s}owa jak grom ude-
rzy}y m1oda niewiaste; TUNA
czac je ma sw6j spos6b, tax
je poje}a, il pokocha} jaka6
lima kobiete, W kt6rej wize-
runek wpatrujac sic, roma
vial z MIN jak z MIA sama.
Szalona .zazdrosc W jednej
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sta}a juz d1uzej, ale zbieg}a
ze schod6w i podazy1a do do.
domu, gdzie rzuciwszy sic
twarza ma pos}anie, W roz'
paczy i z}o5ci noe Gala bez'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-11

sennie we zach specialize.
Uczu}a teraz, jak silnieko,
Oktawiana, a ze iakn5
ME umiaia znie6c =
poddaniem cierpienia serca
jak to mas uczy nasza religia
W ~niepohamowanej zazdrosci
zapragneta zen,scit sic ma tel
kobiecie, kt6ra jej SERGE ulu-
bie6ca zabra}a.
W jednej chwili obmyslila
plan postepowania ! ma.
rano,
swym, ze z Rzymu
wyjezdza, dom opu6cila, a
zabrawszy z soba tylko jedna
wierna %niewolnice wyprowa.
dzi}a sic ma owa znana sobie
uliczke, do domu, W. kt6rym
mieszka} Oktawian i zlozyw-.
sly op}ate w}ascicielowi do
mu, zajela pok6j po1ozony ma
przeciw mlodzie6ca.
Twarz mia1a ciagle welonem
zas}onieta, vice i Oktawian
nawet spotkawszy ia poznac
lei ME m6g}. Zamiarem jej
by}o, ably dnia kazdego i kaz-
del chwjli mog}a widziet o.
ktaviana i dojs6~ wreszcie,
cyl wizerunek by} mu tax
drogim, ola tego stara{a sic
wymy6lic: spos6b, ably kiedYs
wejSc do jego mieszkania i
malowid}u przyjrzec sic bill
sko, DO przez okno dojrzec
ME mog}a kogo przedstawia,
fairly jege=by}F ciem'n ''a1
Oktawian jednak' drzwi zaw'
SEE starsnaie zamYkal wycho'
dill nieraz ma ca}y dzie6 pra.
vie. Kornelia ciekawas by}a
wplawdzie gdzie chodzi}, cho'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-11


dzicjsd1 srElEi e nlm g. NE sm'afa
ogranlczalac slesna poopatrY-
waniuI n:oktaWlap spo-
sftr1segg gs kllka ray nleW'a'
ste 2 zasion1eta tWarza "pa-
trujqcq sic y jego okno zapy-
tai ia raz powazn'e, ME po'
znajac iei:
-Czego cheese odemnle
kobieto, jesli nic:ego ME po-
trzebuj esq, odejdz ! zostaw
mic W spoko]u.
Mloda wdowa zaezefa CO.
raz. ostroznle] postepowac'
lecz gdy razu pewnego' we
diva tygodnle poznlel spoJ-
,wlaezorem ma spusz-
czona flranke' spostrzeg1a'
ze p~rzesuwaiy sic po.n'e' >c1e-
ME- ]akoby kllku osoo' zacle'
kaw'ona podeszfa ku oknn .
Lecz ME stanefa ollsko' wsu-
ne!a sic tylko W zna]dulaca
sic opodal framuge W murze,
i s~}uch~wytezy1a. Usiyszafa
rozmowe z kilku glos6w z1o-
iona a %odbywajacq sic view
natrz pokcju, mic jednak zro
zumieG ME mog}a, gdy pre-
Gle 20 niejakim czasie gwa1
ma ulicach miasta .przyc'ch1,
a glossy " pokoju ozywify sic,
doslysza}a kilka stow wyra'
zniejszych, amledzy n'eml ia
kje::,,, wiara, meczehstwo, pre-
w~ytrwaiosc"' az
jej to sioWa ME roz]asnlfJ
~nniepewnosci.
20 chw'l' f'ranka W Oxide
podnlosia sic ! oKazafa sig I"
MEM tWarz Oktawlana' kto
r,y 2 ostroz 1oscl cnc'a1 slf
przekonac, cry kto ME poo
s}uchuje '. Me do]rzaf on wsu'
nietej W zaglebieniu mure
kobiety, vice zn6w zapuszcza
lac zas}one, odwr6c11 sic kt
zgromadzonym i rzekf az
Mich p6}g}osem, ale tax wy
raznie, ze Kornelia s}yszaf'
kazde jego slowo:
Moi drodzy, choc Cd ME
dawna iestem ucZniem ! WV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-11

ana, wzmaga SIS, fada d;zie9h
mole zostaaiem1lyl .5 tu ol'd1 q
|ujeci rzuceni na .
Tub pozarcisprzsz1dlzi ' zwie.
rzeta. Taxi koniec ntechYb-
ME mas caeka, By nnowy praW-
dziwy zywot nam otworzyc.
Moze tez dis ostatni raz sic
widzimy, cieszmy sie, j : chot
wsp6lnie pomodlic sic moze-
my. Hymnu 5pieWac dis ME
bedziemy, DO CLOS lego roz
chodzqc sic daleko, zdradzil-
by nasza %kryj6wke, ale pod
twoiem przewodnictwem dy-
akonie January, o%dm6wimy
pacierze, a Pan laskawie wei.
rzywszy ma mas, kt6rzy W Je
go S 1ietem Imieniu zgroma-
dzili6p,y sic tutai, pro6b ma
szych wyslucha j " wierzesnas
umccni. =
Bog z toba, nasz bracie
sic g}osy miedzy
przyby}ymi, niedawno mic
Idzy mas wszedle5, ale }aska
pa6ska wspiera Gle zapewne
i wiara twoja zywa bytmusi:
kiedy got6w jeste6 ma me-
cze6stwo.
Dokohczenie nastapi.