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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
FIGHT ON LORIMER
In SENATE TO-DAY
Beveridge May File Minority
Report on the Floor.

A report generating United States
Senator William LorimeF of the charges
made against him IN connection with
alleged bribery and corruption IN the
Illinois legislature that elected him Sena-
tor VIII be filed in the Senate probably
to-day. The report was authorized al
meeting OF the full committee on
privileges and elections yesterday.
Senator Burrows, chairman of the
committee and also Of the subcommittee
that conducted the investigation, was
authorized to write a report substan-
TALLY adopting the report Of the sub
committee. Mr.. Burrows is at work on
his report and says it will be ready to-
day.
Senator Beverage. a member Of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
but not a member of the subcommittee,
zier, of Tennessee, another member. may
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
AWARDS CONTRACT
FOR new WAR SHIP
Secretary Will Have Texas
Built at Newport News.

Acting Secretary Of the Navy Winthrop
Shpbuilding and Drydock Company, Of
Newport News, Va, a contract for the
construction Of the battle ship Texas at
their bid OF S. 600. This is one OF the
war vessels authorized at the last SEES
sion of Congress. The other battle ship
will be built at the New York Navy Yard,
unless Congress repeats the section of the
last appropriation bin which directed that
one of the battle ships be built in gov
eminent navy yard.
Secretary Of the Navy Meyer is op-
posed to the construction of a battle ship
in navy yard because of the fact that
it is too expensive as compared with con-
struction in private yards. The bid of the
Newport News concern was the only one
received on December 1 last, when the
bids were opened at the Navy Depart
ment. The other shipbuilding firms de-
clined to bid, it was said. because
OF the uncertainty as to the exact
application of the eight-hour law, under
which Congress has directed that the
battle ships must be built.
Inc Newport news concern mas also
offered TO construct the second battle
ship authorized by Congress if the pro-
vision requiring its construction in a navy
yard is repealed. This offer cannot be
accepted by the Navy Department until
authority has been obtained from Con-
gress.
AR.anteresting feature of the contract
is that the Texas viii have reciprocating
engines. The department officers, it was
said. have found that the reciprocating
machinery was more satisfactory from a
naval point of view than the turbine en-
gines with which other battle ships have
been equipped. The reciprocating ma
chinery, it was explained, uses less coal
than the turbines
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFS.

The bill creating commission 10 select a memo
rlal 10 Abraham Lincoln. 20 be erected in this city
at a cost Of not more than s. 900 CO. was reported
faFosaby 20 the Senate by Senator Root for the
Committee Library. Senator Cullom, Of Illinois,
the author Of the BILL gave notice that Immediately
after the holidays he would ask for the considera
ton of the measure.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs ordered
favorable report on the FoSs BILL providing for
reorganization Of the naval militia. The bin de-
fines the relations between the regular army and
the Organized and naval militia being patterned
after the law establishing relations between the
army and national guard Organizations The meas
ure has the approval Of the Secretary OF the Navy
The omnibus war claims bin against which Sena-
tor Bristow, Of Kansas has conducted Sight f9r
the past week was psssed by the Senate. The
Kansas senator ouly successful in knocking
out one minor amendment, but the fight that he
waged against the French spoiiaton claims will b.
taken up By the Insurgents in the House. The bis
IS It passed the Senate carries appropriations
totAlng s2900N. Of which $4,000 are French
ISOLATION elsinA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

viii not sign the report. Senator Fra
not sign il. His attitude is a matter
q doubt. He does not believe that
Senator LOrimer's right 10 his seat Is
20 be questioned, because II every vote
in the Illinois legislature corrupted or
even tainted with suspicion Of corrup-
ton were thrown out, Mr.. Lorimer
would. on the showing made in the rec
ord still have z clean majority on joint
ballot Senator Frazier apparently de-
sires the committee 10 go on record as
condemaing the methods by which votes
were secured for Lorimer.
Senator Beverage may file a minority
report and lead a fight on Lorimer on
the floor OF the Senate He is studying
the case and comforting with his in
surgent colleagues.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

The situation over the dispute between
the American fertilizer interests and thu
German potash syndicate is becoming
more acute, and the possibility OF Presi-
dent Taft imposing the retaliatory pro-
visions of the Payne-Aldrich tariff aci
upon imports from Germany is now being
seriously suggested.
The question involved in GerTnany's al
legged failure TO protect the contract held
by Americans was discussed for about
four hours at a special meeting OF Pres
ident Tafts Cabinet last Saturday. II
was learned yesterday that several OF
the Presidents official advisers are OF
the opinion that the situation amounts TO
a discrimination against American inter-
ests and consequently comes under the
provisions OF the Payne-Aldrich tariff
act. The President and Secretary Knox
were, however, in favor of studying the
question further before taking definite
action. and they are now devoting them
selves 70 il.
Pressure Brought to Bear.
Strong pressure also is being brought
10 bear upon President Taft from sources
outside the Cabinet to influence him TO
take a determined stand on the matter
of these potash contracts. Apparently
the President and his advisers are not
concerned so much about the contracts
IN themselves as they are about the prin-
Ciple involved.
Mr.. Tafts advisers, including members
If Congress. have pointed out 10 him that
if the action Of the German government
constitutes a discrimination against the
ITnited States, IL will be necessary Tor
the President TO act if the maximum and
minimum features Of the Payne-Alorieh
tariff law are to re respected ana CD
served by other nations
In other words, some OF the president
advisers regard the situation growing
ont OF the patash contracts as the most
important that has yet arisen under the
maximum and minimum clause or the
Pavne-Aldrich law. and they believe
that the attitude OF this government
toward the potash contracts will be &C
eepted generally as an indication OF It's
intention TO enforce the maximum duties
provided by the Payne-Aldrich law.
May Apply Maximum Rate.
Some or the Freslueul ii4eAuS oiS
urging him 10 have the views OF this
government laid before the@German gov
eminent officially, through diplomatic
channels. with notice that il mutually
satisfactory arrangement in regard TO
The potash contracts Is not reached
within a specified period, the maximum
rates of the tariff law viii be applied 10
imports from Germany.
The imposition Of the maximum duties
upon German imports would undoubt-
eddy result in a trade war between Ger
many and the United States, and a vol
ume Of trade of several hundred million
dollars annually would be involved. Inn
ports from Germany would be assessed
AT a rate of duty . per cent higher than
the rates imposed on similar commodi-
ties from other countries.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

The request of Naval Constructor Hol-
den a. Evans, L. 5. N, now on duty as
superintendent of construction work at
Seattle. Wash. who applied for one
years leave of absence without pay, has
been denied by the Secretary of the Navy
Meyer. In declining to grant his request
MIR. Meyer took the ground that it
was contrary to the policy of the Navy
Department 10 grant such an extended
leave OF absence.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
Would license Elevator Men.

An unfavorable report on the bill re-
curing passenger elevators 10 be equipped
with automatic iocAi1g devices TO prevent
their operation ~. . the door was open
as sent to Co''s- ess yesterday by the
District Commissioners. A substitute bill
is urged. requiring enforcement of regu-
lations for elevator operations. and licens-
ing Of elevator conductors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
TUESDAY. December g. Isl6l
SENATE.

Nomination OF Martin A Knapp D chief
Justice OF the committee curt confirmed.
Committee on Interstate Commerce votes 30
submit favorable report on nominations Of b
IL. Meyer and c. e. McChord-
Omnibus VIZ claims BIZ, earring AppzopsiA-
ton Of Sz.zOOO passed.
Committee on Privileges and Elections con-
petes report on Lorimer case.
The senate adjourned at 2 p. m, to NEST At
noon to-day.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
ASK 100000 LOAN RETURNED.

AieAahurIhns LIAIm AmOuHt WIFE
Loaned by Virginians to Nation.
Seeking the return of q 100000 loan
made TO the government by the State of
Virginia to aid in the construction Of the
Capitol. delegation of Alexandria citi-
zens yesterday called upon Senators Mar
tin and Swanson.
According to the old records, the loan
was transferred by the State TO Alexan-
dria County, and when collected was to
be used for the construction OF boule-
ward from Washington to Mount Vernon.
Chief Justice John Marshall is said to
save conducted the negotiations between
the State and government.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
SISTER SHIPS IN PERIL.
One Went to SuceOr the Other in
Storm on the Cannries.

Las Palmas. Canary Islands. Dec. %
Some anxiety is felt for the safety Of
the Woermann Steamship Lines vessels
Ingbert ana Irma Woermann The lat
ter steamship started from here yester-
day, during gale, 10 succor her sister
ship, which had been sighted twelve
miles of the coast. displaying signals
of distress and indicating that her en-
gines mad broken down. Since then no
word has come from either Of the steam
ships, and they have not been sighted
by incoming vessels. It is thought that
they may have been driven northward by
the storm, whiC still ragged to-day.
The German consul here is aboard the
lrma. Both Of the vessels ply between
Hamburg. Rotterdam. and West African
ports.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
HOUSE.

Conmittee on Naval Affairs orders favorable
report On Foss bill 70 recognize naval militia
The House devoted the day 10 the cOnsidera-
ton OF the legislative appropriation bill The
measure went over without action.
The House adjourned at I'D p u. 10 meet al
noon to-day.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
WOULD REPEAL TIME LIMIT
Bill Allows Condemnation for New
ton Place Improvement.

bill repeating the ninety-day limita-
ticn for beginning condemnation proceed
ings for the extension OF Newton place
northwest was introduced in the Senate
yesterday by Senator Gallinger.
The original bill was passed last win
ter, but the Commissioners were two days
late in fling the condemnation papers.
Objection was then made by a property
owner. thus holding up the work
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
Issues Christina. Pardonn.

Austin, Tex, Dec. 2o.-Gov. Campbell
to-day issued forty-eight Christmas par
dons to penitentiary eonvicts. He viii
issue about thirty more tomorrow. it is
said
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
CABINET RESENTS
GERMAN ATTITUDE
Tariff War Threatened Over
Potash Controversy.
MAY APPLY MAXIMUM RATE

President Taft Urged to Take Re-
taIiatiOn Step Unless Kaiser's Gov
eminent Relents-POinted Out that
Drastic Action Is Needed to DEM
onstrate Intention TO Enforce Law.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
From the cle,ela,.5 Plain pealer.

From the CleTeiaai1 ram DeAleI.
Regardless of what Congress may
think of Beveridge. because of his re-
cent political misfortunes at home, how
ever, he stands before the country as
an exponent of ideas that won victorious
recognition in most of the States last
month Indiana may have failed TO re-
ward him, but his merits are recognized
elsewhere.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

To remove stains from white goods use
a mixture of soap and baking soda.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
KNAPP Is CONFIRMED
Opposition to Appointment
Fails to Materialize.
DELAY IN CASES OF OTHERS

Commerce Court Judges VIII Not he
Confirmcsi Until After the Holt
days-Interstafe Commerce Com
mission Nominations May BE Taken
Up in the Senate To-day.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21
POLITICAL POTPOURRI.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The new governor Of New YORK is one Of those
sensible chaps that don't imagine thes work
miracles. He says he isn't going to make the Legs
lature do anything it doesn't want 10 do
From the St Leafs Post Dispatch.
The natural inference is that Mr.. Taft
is not politician and is not versed in
the guileful ways Of politicians. A poll
tician, according to the dictionaries. is
zone engaged in politics. One who seeks
to subserve the interests of political
party merely One who uses politics fer
private advantage"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

From the Omaha Bee
Having reduced the deficit in his de-
partment by Sl1,509OO0 in a year, Post
master General Hitchcock is in posi-
ton to say very distinctly what ought
to be done, and should have a respectful
hearing A manager who could make
a showing as good as this for private
corporation would be deemed of in
estimable value for his services.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

The difference in tone between the
speeches OF Col, Roosevelt during the
campaign and the New Haven speech
is so obvious as hardly 10 need mention
1t isn't merely that the colonel is milder
Il isn't even that there is the natural
dissimilarity between ante-election and
post election utterance; there is some
thing approximating ito return to what
may be called the original Roosevelt
theory of polities-a theory which he
broke away from during period be-
ginning with the Osawattomie speech and
ending November last
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

ION INC Unlo oLalt JVaIIAl'
The Secretary of the Treasury IS cut IN
a letter indorsing the policy of publicity.
He says: There was time, not long
ago, when officers and directors Of cor
porations treated such organizations al
most as their personal property. That
day has passed. Now the demand is for
fair dealing and open books The Sec
rotary goes on to say that legitimate
organizations have more TO gain than to
lose through this publicity. An honest,
straightforward business can always af-
ford to be frank
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-21

no BE CnNrINUEDJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03


Gdzie ktosmoze ~proNadzit
polityke . gdzie=nie, j tree
ha sic znae ma tenn.
Jak peWien Amerykanin
chcial zeby pewnemu Pola-
kowi poMybiia6 " polskim
salunie i co. sic tego gro
bio.
Czy tylko lpelowa krwi
polskiej moze bye powodem
do niezadowolenia.
Ola czego przyiaciel Via
rusa przesta1 bye korespon-
dentem Wiarusa.
Otto So szance, "a kt6re
Lech bedzie p. Polakowi bar
do powaznie cd powiadal.
LECH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

sic " spodnice z sNoje brud-
ne pantalony oddafY swym,.
Observation-Disclosures zd.'lno-.
Sci j wojennego animuszu
polopjcom, kt6rych zwykle.
zajecie bylo dotychczas:
kuchnia, pranie pieluch
kelowrotek, po6czocha, ma:
sigma do szycia. Ch}orcy
cieszcie sic, niedlugo bedzie-.
Gle p1cia picking! Narodowy.
zwyciezyl!
Rddujcie sic i podrygajcie,
wy wszyscy czarni duchowie,
ty brudny karzelku ma sznur-
ku biesowskim czy ma ska
pie %zydowskiej; idzcie "
przysiudy wy odszezepie6cy
przer6znych odcieni i Wy
rozwydrzone i wynsturzone
stare baby = pryczerki re
stol6w kaczmarskich ma
Town OF Lake W slaWetnem
mie6cie Chicago - skakaj-
Gle z czartowskiej rado6ci!!l!
0 zwaryowane wiedzmy!
Do molly c%zarownice = ma
Kysa Gore z wami!
SASIAD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
z Montreal, Quebec,
kanadZie.

DO wychodzacej W Kama.
die ,,Gazety katolickiejj" do.
nosza z Montrealu: Z pew.
noscia wiekszoscl og6lu pol
skiego ME bylo dotychczat
w%iadomem, il tn v wielkiem
wschodniem ka1adyjskiem
miescie Montreal zamieszku.
je 5000 rodak6w naszych,-
" tel liczbie niema1o Litwi.
now j Rusin6w.
Polonia tutejsza ME ma
tel jeszcze wlasnego koscio.
la, a ma nabozehstwo ucze-
szczala dawniej do r6znych
tutejszych koscio}6w francu-
skich, lecz cd czasu osiedle-
MIA SIG tn znanego z pc
swiecenia ~Redemptorysty
Wiel. O. Vrydaegs bicycle VIA.
dajacego jezykiem polskim
przybywaja Polacy W kazda
niedziele ma nabozehstwa do
koscjoia sw. Wincentego a
Paulo.
KS. Arcybiskup sprowa-
dill z Europy ks. Chalupke
ola Polak6w montrealskich
lecz ten 20 roku pcbytu we
wschodniej Kanadzie pole.
chaf zesz}ego roku W czerw.
Gu do kraju, skad tez VIE
Gel ME wr6ci}. Tymczasem
&aknacy s}owa Bozego 1oda-
cy nasi uczeszczali dalei do
koscio}6w francuskicb. Ma
Boze Narodzenie sprowadzif
znowu ks. Arcybiskup pol
skiego ksiedza z dyecezyi
Springfield, Mass. W Stanach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

Czerstwy umys}, dobra
%strawnosf, zdrowa watroba j
doskonaly aLetyt. naleza d.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, kt6re spro-
wadzaja Ora Richtera Kot-
wiczne pigu}ki Kongo na "a
twardzenie i wzdec;e. % j
Scot. Kotwica ma butelce
jest znakiem p~rawdziwo6ci.
F. Ad. Richter & Co., 215
Pearl Str, New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

Zjednoczonych. Dowie-
dziawszy sic. 0 chwilowym
pobycie Wiel. O.. Vrydaegsa
" Beaupre W shawnee kama
dyjskiej Czestochowie, dokad
z;ezdzaja sic .liczni: patnicy
ola uczczenia cudownych
szczatek sw. Amy, = ks.
Arcybiskup poprosi} zacne-
go tego kap}ana o zajecie sic
experimentation Polak6w
montrealskich W stafa para
fie, kt6rej nadalismy NAIVE
parafii Matki Boskiej Cze-
stochowskiej. Me }atwa to
praca zorganizowac parafie
pod podobnymi warunkami,
gdyz Polacy rozsiani So pc
n1ie6cie ca1em, = ale pre-
ciez poczatek zrobiony, "a.
kupilismy bowiem JUL die.
siec parceli pod ko6ci6}, "a
kt6re zap}acilismy $1,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
krnabrna jak muf

Jest czasem watroba i wnetrzno6cl;;
zdaja sic bye uparte bez powodu.
Z@tego powstaJe k}opot -. Brak
apetytu. .Zapchanie, nerwowosc,
zwatpienle, boil gfowy. Lecz take
k}opoty p,erzchna pred Dra
King'a New Life p1gutkami, maj
lepszem lekarstwem ma zofa1sk i
watrobe. Take }agodne. CSC ",
apiece M. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
WILNO, Mimi.
24go lutegc, 1910.
: Szanowna Redakcyo!

. OA0lxOW 6Q q .'E--
Cd czasu kiedym pisa} do
szanownego ,Maisterka" juz
minelo Kalamazoo tygodni,
mia1em zamiar i szczere
checi dac co wiecej do via
domo6ci, jednakowoz zywio}y
natury ME zezwoli}y ma Fad.
ma. komunikacye re swiatem
DO wezelkie" tory kolejowe
by1y zasypane sniegiem, a
druty telegraficzne' jako tez
i teIefonowe by}y pozrywane
vice ME by}o mozebnem dat
zadnej wiadono6ci ca}emu
swiatu co sic dzieje ma
szej polskiej siedzibie We
Whine, Minnesota, a ze teraz
znowu wszelkie przeszkodv
usuniete wiec znowu dono-
SEE szanownym ezyte1nfkom
Wiarusa, co sic tn W tej O.
kolicy przez ten czas dziato.
,,Meus sana in Corpcre5
sano", (zdrowy duch W zdro-
wynn ciele) m6wi przys}owie
to tel pon:ewaz nasz ludek
polski jest z%drowego ducha
W zdrowym ciele, ably jeszcze
wiecej wzmocni6 tego du.
cha, nasz Wiel. ks. Proboszcz
postara} sic o misyons;rzy
Ojc6w Jezuit6w ksiezy: J6-
zefa Bieda i J6zefa Pustkow-
skiego, kt6rzy udzielili ty-.
godniowej Missy, 2 kt6rej
wszyscy parafianie skorzy-
stall, DO posileni naukami:
d~uchownvmi wszvscy PREY:
stapi1i do Sto1u Pa1skiego.i i.
W goracych modiach dzieku-
iac Bogu il mie|i sposob.
nose skorzysta6 z tycb nauk
prosili zarazem Boga ably
znowu kiedy ~odbyla sic Nj:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

syaw tuteiszej parafi 81
com Jez1itom "a ich p Z ,e
mozoly, Il. proboszcz , 'sIrll,;.
Gala parafia skladaja eerde,'z-
ne Bog zap1ac. w aasied-
mich parafiach, " Ivanhoe5i
" Taunton, W ktorych obec-
ME jest proboszc1em Wfea.
ks. R6j take odbyta sic Mi
sya swiela; oznajmuje take
szanownym czytelnikom, i
nam ks. Protoszcz oznajmil
re II, 10 ! IA kwietnia Cd
bedzie sic W naszej parafii
". Whine 40sto' gouzinne
naboze6stwo, ola tego tez
tax jak pc inne lata para
fianie spodziewaja sic ze
ksieza z 1nnych parafii PREY
beda do pomocy naszemu
proboszczowi i re udziela
nam nauk i rad duchow--
nych.
Azeby parafii W jak mai.
}atwiejszy spos6b plzyc z wy
placeniem d@ugu :parafialnego
snasz proboszcz: nietylko %
SAM obiezdza parafian. j "a
bawy urzadza, ale prosi4
wszystkich parafian azeby
kazda familia udzieli4a jeden
akier plonu kazdego roku
przez piec lat, W kt6rym to
czasie caly dug W ten sp'o-
sob by1by spfacony.
Oltarze, O kt6rych W po-
przedniej korespondencyi pi-
salem, kt6re beda kosztowa6
$4,000 ga robione p1zez firme
Steiner & Co. W M'nneapo-
lis. Plany ma o}tarze wyro-
bill nam dobrze znany zio-
mex a swietnv architekta
pan Wiktcr Cordella. We'll
XII o1tarz, kt6ry sam bedzie
kosztowac be- statu} i obra-
zu patrona ko6cio}a, $1,000
juz jest prawie ma wykoh-
czeniu tax, 10 W kr6tkim CA
sic bedzie ozdobiac nasz ko-
6ci6l Sw. Jana Kantego.
.Wszelka praca PREY o1ta-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
CHICAGO, Ill.

q 1utego, 1910.
Pan Bog po!skich chic
pow " parafii 6w. J6zefa W
Chicago srodze pokaral, DO
odebra1 i'm jako sko6czonym
lajdakom Ware i obdarzy}
ich slepota; zupelnie pog1u-
pieli i ia rozum cie5ko "a
niemogli. Zachcialo i'm sic
bye biskupami, czy nawet
papiezami. DO tego: popchnal
ich koz}owaty bies z Mil
waukee z rodu gadzinowego.
Den Kichotki lDon Kiszot
wojowa} z wiatrakami) W
Town of Lake ma drewnia-
nych rumakach czy pega-
zach krusza. kopie godzac W
urojone upiory niby W obro
ME WARY i. ko5ciola.
Szczerbate Amazonki, przy-
brane W stalowe misiurki j
b}yszczacepaneerz 2 dzida.
mi i strasznemi w}6czniami,
atakuja starry kosci6l wiodac
"a SODA zgraje moskiewskich
1ajmit6w przedstawicieli
neutrality-suspicious. czy
cerkwi = alias. parobk6w,
leniwych nicponi6w, przy-
branych W chalaty, kt6rych
sic wojownieze Amazonki
gwoli, swego cnowego arycer-
skiego rzemios}a pozbyty.
Kiepsko jed1ak Up. Kiepura
czy Psiaskura) spisuja sic
to move france (Franko-
walk, DO ze srogich cor
Marsa Professionally sic, iak
pewne gady, " ameryka6-
skie szczekaczki = pryczer.
k;.-Z ambon. -karczmarskich
W Kosciuszko hall obrzucaja
ksiezy it'd. obelgami i kla-
twaml.
Gala ia sfora ma smyczy
]prowadzona przez zwyrod-
niaEego kar}a-- n%ajemnika
samej lucyperskiej mosci z.
hadesowych czelusci djs-
bla z piek}a i lego }otrow-
skich pomagr6w.
Ch@opy tam zupelnie zg1u-
pia1y i zdurnia}y ubraly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
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%procent pc 4 Cd sta
p]fatny l lipca 1910,
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%nowanych %pieniedzy
%sk}adanych pred, lub
.dnia 4 Marca 1910
" naszym Winei skim
hanku ~oszczednosci
: @inona Savings
Bank
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