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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
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o TEN 10 OWEN.

: '.Listopad to miesiac obcho-
: dow. swietym obowiazkiem
@kazdego Polaka jest wziac
udziaf W obcllodach narodo-
wych - ale niechajze ta-
kic obchody: urzadza sic po-.
waznie, ably wszyscy ich u
czestnicy i spofeczehstwo ca}e
miafo 4 mich jakis pozytek
moralny. - roku biezacym
'obchodzono ,wielka okaza-
4oscia piecsetna rocznice zwy-
ciestwa Polak6w mad Krzyza-
kami pod Grunwaldem. Kilka
kolonii polskich W Ameryce,
idac sladem ziomk6w W kraju,
rzuci}o z tego powodu funda-
menta pod fundusz naukowy
Baltimore, Milwaukee, Buf-
falo), inne W inny, pochwa-
fy godny spos6b uczcify te
pamiatke, znalazfy sic atoli
takze osady, kt6re wprost
spontaneously te uroczystosc
narodowa. Gdzies kolo No.
wego Yorku naprzykfad -
na gromadnym :obchodzie wy
pr6zniono IA Geese bohater6w
polskich niemieckiego piwa
.okofo piec set beczek $4,000
sadk6w)...... Nigdzie$my ME
czytali, amin cd nikogo ME
sfyszeli, re teg0 obchodu
chocby cent z1ozono ia cele
wznioslejsze! - W kilku in
nych koloniach ME wiele le-
piej sic dzia}o, a co najgorsza,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

Bozego Narodzenia MECH
kazdy dobrej wolf spieszy Z
pomoca Domowi tytutem po>
darku gwiazdkowego. Gdy-
by kazda polska parafia, kal.
de polskie Towarzystwo pre-.
s}a}o Domowi ma. gwiazdke
chociazby tylko skrompa
kwote pieciu doiar6w, wy
starczY}oby to zupe}nie, aze-
by nowemu zarzadcy dac
moznokc do piracy a Domo
wi znowu ma kilka miesiecy
zapewni6 byt i istnienie.
Wszelkie korespodnencye
i czeki adresowac i wypisy.
wac nalezy ma Dom 6w. J6.
zefa, III Broad str, New
York
New York, Fl. go listop., 1910
X. ST. CYNALEWSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

[dziele nasi.rodacy, zWfalssazcza,
ze rozsypanych pc ca1em mie-
scie W kosciele tylko mogledn
spotkac. w d}ugiej kapfah-.
skiej mojej piracy ME miafem
milszej chwili, bardziej ra-
dosnej i rozczulajacej, jak te
godziny wsp6lnej modlitwy,
|spedzone' z polska kolonia W
Montrealu.
Ma kilka dni pred moim
wyjazdem z kraju wezwa}
mnie, dowiedziawszy. sic 9
zamierzonej podr6zy ks. Ar
Ecybiskup Popiel do siebie j re
|fzami W oczach b}ogos}awif,
polecajqc, abym W Jego imie-
niu pozdrowi1 i pobfogosfawi1
W Kanadzie Polak6w. To
wielkie SERGE Arcypasterza,
mysla siegnefo het "a ocean
do swych owieczek: przejrzaf
re Polacy W Montrealu
So nieszczesliwi, DO pod wzgle-
dem d%uchownym opuszczeni,
choc ich jest z CORA 1900 i to
%przewaznie z Kr6lestwa i oko-
lie Warszawy. Totez mole u
kazanie sic ma ambonie byfo
ola mich RADIO
Scia, 1zami tesknoty oblana,
a ola mnie chwila -najwyzsze-
go napiecia duchowego. Pod
czas cafego kazania towarzy-
szyly mi ciche jeki i szlocha,
mia, jak gdyby to mia}o miej.
see W wiejskim kosciofku, "
Ojczyznie, ma odpuscie, a ME
wsr6d ch1odnych i zanglizo.
wanych juz W Kanadzie Pola.
k6w.
Polacy ME maja dotad "
Montrealu .koscio1a. Zbierajs
sic oni ma naboze6stwa, "
bezmencie" czyli dolnym
kosciele, kt6ry dzierzawia "a
500 dolar6w rocznie. Wolnc
i'm koSci6} zajmowa6 cd godz.
Ito, DO rano o Sci t}umnie
zbieraja sic tn Rusini, ME ma,
jacy r6wniez cerkiewki, cho{
W znacznie wiekszej liczbi@
zamieszkuja Kanade, anizeli
nasi rodacy.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
Ks. Prafat PiOtr WaWrZy.
MAX ME lyle.

1AAdIh llAC AJJCs /.
ostatnia .pocz;ta 5 I:
nam; al cssrmutba wieSsc:
ks. Pra}at Wawrzyniak
zmar} " Poznaniu W nocy
dn.' 11>go listopada; pozegna}
te wielkopolska ziemia, kt6-
rel przez d}ugi szereg lat by}
silna, chluba i ozdoba.
Leg} jak zo1nierz, czyli wy
razajac sic 6ci6lej, jak w6dz
ma posterunku. Ostatnio jesz-
cze ~przewodniczy{ z w}asciwa
sobie energia s%ejmikowis wia~
towemu i uczestniczy} W ca
lynn szeeregu zebrah. Smierc
zabra1a 20 nieledwie podczas
spelnienia obowiazk6w oby-
watelskich, kt6remu poswie:
Gil Gale swoje zycie, tax boga-
to W niespozyte zas}ugi.
"Dz Pozna6ski" pisze:
Runal jeden dab potezny,
kt6rego ME ugna naisilniej~
SEE nawet wichry, kt6rego
obali jedynie uderzenie pic.
runa.
. Pod swiezem wrazeniem.
bolesnego ciosu, kt6ry dot
kna1 nasze spo}ecze6stwo, 81
lie sic ME mozemy ma skres-
lenie dok}adnego obrazu
=. -. "a "#.: y.
'dzialalnoscl zmarlego. Dzia-
1alno6c, kt6ra %obejmowa1a
'wiszystkie niemal dziedziny
naszego zycia publicznego i
weWszystkieh najpiekniej-
szyychh !, wglyd1ala owoce. /.
9Ograniezyc sie.musimy ma:
razie do uwydatnienia mai.
wazniejszej re stron ofbrzy-
lmieij dzia}alnoSci zmar}egots.p.
sks.Pra1ata.
s p, ks. pra}at .Piotr Wa
wrzyniak urodzjl sic " +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

1849 W Wyrzece W pow kos
cia6skim Z rodzic6w Who's
clan. Uko6czywszy W r. 1868
gimnazyum " Sremie VISTA.
pill do semiDaryum du'chow'
nego W Poznaniu. Dalsze
studya odbywa1 W akademii
%duchownej " Monasterze,
gdzie uzyska} stopieh (icen-
cyata 6w. teologii. Wy6wie.
cony W roku 1872na kap}a-
ma, pe}nif obowiazki misyc-
nara i przez czas iaki6 nau.
czyciela relliigiii pr =! giimna.
zyum W Srelm1ie. w r. 1898
p,owola1a 60 wladza duchow-
ma ma probostwo W Mogilnie,
W roku 1907 otrzyma} cd
OLGA sw. tytu1 szambelana.
Cd r. 1893 do 1899 by1 pos
lem. do sejmu pruskiego.:
Dzia}alnosc ks. Wawrzy-
niaka ma polu gospodarczem
rozpoczelae sic. w.. r. 1873, W
kt6rym zalozy} " Sremie
bank .ludowy.: Z Dyrektorem
.tego ;banku by{ przez lat %.
W r. 1881 powo}ano 60. do
komitetu Sp6lek, w>r.te1888
.zosta} wicepatronem, a " r,
1891 20 smierci 6p. ks. SEA-
~marzewskiego, Patronem ssp6'
lex zarobkowych gospodar-
czych ": W. Ks. sPozna6-
skiem:i Pruaach Zachodnich,
kt6ry to urzad. pe1nif al do
ko6ca zYeia. W.. roku 1906
za}ozyl Zwiazek~ iekonomiczny
ola ~duchowie1stwa archidye-
.cezyi gnieznieds ko-pozna6-
skiej pod nazwa "Unitas"
!Ostatniem; dzie}em So. ks.
Patrona 3by{o' zaiozenie :domu
zdrowja. ola d~uchownych pol
skich~ wszystkich trzech "a
borrow. wa.Zakopanem.2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

W Chicago Polacy - zdo-
byli niby zwyciestwo W ko-
misyi szkolnej. Odtad uczy6
beda W wyzszych szkofach
publicznych jezyka po]skiego.
Me many mic przeciw takie-
mu przywilejowi polskiemu W
Chicago, gdyz wyzszych szk6]
polskich tam jest bardzo ma1o,
ale pojac ME mozemy, re
pewne pisma, koniecznie
chcace uchodzic "a katolickie,
biadaja mad tenn, il ME przy-
znano takiego samego przy-
wileju Polakom W nizszych
szkofach publicznych. Oczy-
wiscie pewne te pisma ME
pojmuja swego s~tanowiska ]
swego zadania!. H..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
.,> i:",I J t.#..77 .H<E
JednO .mleSl9cZny

Jed d . ..)ml i ME y'1
procen.; 20 4 Cd: sta
p}atny stYcznia l9ll
cd %wszystkich depo-
%nowanych pien.iiedzy.
.%sktadany y,! pred, Tub
dnia 3: J. Grud5lnia 1910
". Wipo )! "a. Savings
Bank. a.. sa.
Preside jeden Mi,
lion dwieScle.1 set i
piedziesiat tYsie, y
%depozytow v s.
..-r fs.;En-:l FL 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
WIdSGlHd r'.z66z Wt NiIldls-
6lWun GzdSl6.

Nadszedf. czas sploczynlktu, kazdy
czlonek ffamimi wyglada jak naj zdrowiej,
lecz ia Tub owa choruba przychodzi ma
gle o p6fnocy. Dziecko zakaszi ochry-
pie i VIOLA ma matke, re je gard1o boil:
Innego czfonka. familii moze przebudzi
boil neuralgiczny, .krepujacy mu nerwy.
Lub napad astmy odbiera 'komu Cd
dech, re tylko = trudnoscia dostanie
troche powietrza. A tutaj moga ubiedz
godziny, zanim przywofany lekarz zdo-
Ia nadejsc. Wtenczas niezawodny Pain
Expeller jest wart wagi zfota.
Zachowuj go tax, abys " potrze-
bic kazdej chwili.m6gfsgoa Bar
do wazne jest zachowanie w%fa6ciwych
srodk6w ostroznossscii, MIN doktor sprzy-
bedzie; a czesto niejedno cierpienie, jak
zaziebienie, ME rozwinie sic tax. dale
ko, ably grozHo MISUNDERSTANDING, je-
zeli zdrowy. :rozsadek j. Pain :Ex-
peller natychmiast zaczna czynie swoje.
Pain Expellerr sprzedaje slew aptekach
pc % i 80 CIV. "a .butelke. Miejw pa
mieci obok podana odbitke opakowa-
MIA, " jakiem' prawdziwy Pain Expel-
Ter zawsze sig znajduje.as y ~:
F. Ad. Richter & Co.,,
.2l3-215 Pearl Str, New York.,
Akat.za pisald K.nse unsduw,js z.twardssn'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

81 kto.r1.ych= Wynik okazalbv
.dopiero p9ozzyJtywny poglad ma
ich prace.
!. zreszta jezeii kto, to
Wla6nie C'zcig. Sio5try mia
1yby wzniosla ml,isye do spell.
nienia " Domu 6w.-J6zefa,
nawet " taKim wypadku gdy-
na podstaWie nowych
rozporzadze6 wladz emigra-
cyjnych odjeto tego rodzaju
Instytucyom zupe}na mozli-
wosc >troszczenia sic. Q los
nowo przybylych 2 Europy.
Wdziecznem polem dzialania
ola Czcig: Si6str mogiyby
bye Gale setki polskich
%dziewczat, tu{ajacych sic pc
New Yorku bez dozoru i O.
pieki, a azuksjacych s{uzby
pc %zydowskich kantorach.
Stad doataja sic czesto W zu-
pe}nie niepowo!ane rece. Che.
ciazby iuz vice tylko z togo
wzgledu. tax Dom jak i Sio-
s:ry maja cell to eel huma-
nitarny, wzniosfy, szlachet-
ny tax W my6l zasad religij-
nych, jak spo}ecznych.
Twierdzenie 0 bezcelowem
istnieniu Domu sw. J6zefa,
jako polskiego hospicyum "
New York, Jest W razacej
sprzecznosci z tym faktem,
.ze W innych miastach por-
towych jak mp: W Baltimore
i PHILADELPHIA So tel wdrozo'
ne starania oko}o za}ozenia
Domu opieki: ola naszych
przybysz6w. w Baltimore
sam Kardynal Gibbons sta
nal ma czele grona kaptan6w
z tym--'s z]achetnym .zam1a-
rem. z tego. wzgledu zgodzi.
my sic .wtenezas dopiero z
twierdzeniem aatora, q u
trzymanie teggo;:1 Polskiego
hospicyum ME ma cslu jeze-
Ii nasza emigg5acya do Stan6w
Uni zupe'ni}es |bFysed bed zniesio'
ma, ehociaz >i i;yWF}ten g: chcie'
liby6my ies79cz1 &, przedniot
poddac pod dyskusye W O.
bee istniejacej tutaj: trzymi.
lionowej ludnosci polskiej.
Jak gdzie indxiej, tax sa'
mo i W New Yorku w}adze
emigracYlne jrz pred die,
sieciu j: wiecej laty wysy}aly
l wysylaja wprcst z Ellis
Island znaczpa Geese emf
grant6w, majacych op1acona
|podr6z al ma miejsce przez.
naczenia. Me jest to wiec
dzisiaj zadna nowina, ola kt6-
rel: dalsze istnienie Domu
mia}oby bye bezpcdstawem.
Tory najakie wszed} Dom
sw. J6zefa W ostatnich CA
sach ME So jak ongi, tego
rodzaju, azeby 4opieka mad
naszym przybyszem W "a
milan "a :drobna us}uge pole
gala .jedynie ma 6ciaganiu q
niogO uO1ar6w 2 nrZostania-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

teczniejszej pomocy ola swo-
ich .ziomk6w, maja ma wyspie
formalnie zorganizowane ,ead..
wokackie bi6ra. Mas ME STAG
ma to niestety tax bowiem
ledwie utrzyma6 Sic mozemy
. naszym Domem. ~. !:
Autor wzmianki O BEIGE.
dalszem istnieniu Do
mu 6w. J6zefa bylby 2 pew
no6eia powstrzymals sic cd
wydania swego sadu, gdyby
by1 raczyl zajrzec do ksiegi
ustanowionej cd 1.go stycz-
mia, b. r., a W kt6rej repre-.
zentanci Domu So zobowiA-
zani zapisywac szczeg6fowo.
codziennie, jakiego rodzaju j
ola kogo udzielili pomocy i
posrednictwa ma Ellis Island.
Ksiega ia jest r6wniez CO.
dziennie kontrolowana przez
zarzadce Domu i %sprawdzane
So czynnosci W niej notowa-
ne. ~
Dzisiaj Towarzystwo "Ame-
rican Civic League" bierze
pod swoja opieke emigran-
tow wolnych rozmaitych ma
rodowosci. Jaki W tenn Jest
eel, przysz1os6 to prawdopo-
|dobnie wykryje, chociaz: ola
b~adawczego umys!u i dzisiaj
ME Jest to %taiemnica, w kaz-
|dym razie, jezeli to amery-
|kahskie towarzystwo :dzia1a.
JAG pod kontrola w}adz
emigracyjnych jest W stanie
udzielic ewjgrantowi. nalezy-
tel .opieki i uchroni6 go
cd wyzysku, to o co
w'a6ciwie wiecej sic rcz.
chodzi? = Wynik jest ten
70 praca nasza ograpiczona
zosta}a W tenn znaczeniu, Il
zamiast jak dotad pieciu, Tub
szesciu, wystarczy nam dwu
lub trzech agent6w do pos
redniczenia j: za}atwiania'
spraw tym, kt6rzy IA Ellis:
Island nag}ej i r~zeczywistej
potrzebuia pomocy. Czy jaau-:
tor wzmianki O beethoven
juz istnieniu Domu podpisu-
jacy sie "Czytelnik Nowin"
niespotka} sic w}asnie W INC.
winach" z artyku}em 0 Ellis
Island pi6ra p. Bertolda .Mer-
wilma. W tym artykule by1
powinien dostrzedz .-jasne
odzwierciedlenie sic, stosun~
:k6w i po}ozenia emigrant6w
ma tel wyspie a stad koniecz-
nose %spieszenia i'm tam z
pomoca. Ne,
Praca W .zakresie dzia1al-
nosci tego rodzaju iostytucyi,
jak Dom sw. J6zefa W obec-
nych stosunkach jest nader
trudna, uciazliwa i kosztow-
ma a W dodatku W najwyz.
Sym stopniu niewdzieczna.
To jednak nie stanowi by
mia}a BYE niepotrzebna i: bez-
celowa. Stad :wbrew pesy..
mistycznym twierdzeniom Q
bezcelowem juz istnieniu Do
mu j%akkolwiek prawie W
chwili rozstauia siesz Ia In
stytucya, gdzie W ca}orocz-
nej uciazliwej i denerwuja-
nroo x1 n,.o6 0po.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl So do kolektowan,s
Abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj2c1
.nasi agenci mieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. w. Kowalski
FRIED. N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, yozef Gruba
Leon Miotek
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Mickal Mish
Mellen, Wis. Teof1 Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY. Tex. F. r. P roch
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski,.
OAK HILL, Mich, St fogo,zeiski
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wv sock'
WILNO Mimi: Fl. >Badzinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

N~iezr6Wnany :.jedWab pof
niezr6Wnanyeh cenach. III.
Clloate & co. sprzedaz je-
dWabiu we WtOrek ego
,grudnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

w zeszfa niedziele rozpo-
cza} sic advent i nowy rok W
Kosciele. Ola mas Polak6w
n~ajodpowiedniejszy to czas ma
urzadzenie naboze6stw po-
kutnych "a zniewagi w,yrza-
dzone Matce Boskiej, Kr6lo-
wei Polski ma swietem, cudami
niezliczonemi s{ynacem miej-
Sou - ma Jasnej Core. Ha6ba
re zbrodni W Czestochowskim
klasztorze pope4nionych, do
tkne}a ca}y nar6d, wszyscy
tedy poczuwac sic powinniSmy
do %obowiazku przebfagania
:Majestatu Bozego!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-01

'W ys : 'Il gd 9z@ IS J. well g
piracy obchodowej patryoci,
ME ~rozumiejacy 0 co chodzi,
pokierowano sprawl tax, re
.skorzystali ma tenn nasi. mai
serdeczniejsi - Niemcy.
5Biedni} ci Polacy, .kt6rzy
sic ME potrafia do
udzia1u W uroczystosciach ma
rodowych inaczej jak piwem
Tub gorza4ka!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
Will KEEP Open
HOUSE new YEARS
ELks AND COMMERCIAL CLUB
ARRANGE TO KEEP OPEN
HOUSE AT CLUB ROOMS ALL
DAY MONDAY, JAN. 2.-FRTENps
INVITED.

The Elks and Commercial clubs
have arranged to keep open house
jointly this year on Monday. Jan. 2.
which is the legal holiday for the
celebration of New Years day. The
Elks' club rooms on Second avenue
north will be kept open a day for
the members of both organizations
and their friends.
committees from both cubs met
this morning and definitely decided
upon the plan, though no arrange
ments for the entertainment to be
provided on that occasion have been
given out. The club rooms will he
open at 1890 ocock in the morning
until ate in the evening, when the
house committees of the Eks and com
until late in the evening. when the
care to attend
II has long been the custom for The
order of Elks to receive on New Years
DAY, but never in conjunction with
any other organization. However as
the commercial club is temporarily
occupying the Elks club rooms. many
who hold membership in both CON
sidered 1t advisable for the two or
CARNATIONS to unite this year in the
annual New Years reception. II is
expected that an exceptional effort win
be made in the entertainment this
year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
What is ! Proaressive7

Wheelock's Weekly: The alame pro
gressiye republican" is claimed by
many varieties of republicans, some of
them the standpattest of standDatters.
We suspect that many Of those who
give in their adherence to the new
idea" do not know exactly what IL
means. If they do, they have changed
their political complexion amazingly,
for at last we have a definition from
those at the head Of the movement in
Minnesota. 1t says that delegates to
the progressive convention are welcome
If they desire the extension of the pri-
mary system to state officers and IL
they favor the initiative and referen-
dunn.
IL this is the official declaration of
progressive republicanism, no other
test required, Wheelocks Weekly begs
leave to announce itself as progress
sive republican; in fact, as the pio-
neer of the movement in this county,
as the files Of some twelve years ago
will establish.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
THE WASHINGTON
HOUSE IS SOLD
OLD AND HISTORIC HosTELRY
or FARGO SOLD TO sAHlN
PARTlE s-sALE REcoR DED
THIS MORNING WITH REGIS.
TER or DEEDS.

The washington House, one Of Far
COS oldest and most historic hotels,
was sold this morning to parties from
Sabin. Mimi. for $4,000. The new
owners are Henry, Caroline and Lou
lisa Bartholon.aus. A bill of sale for
the furnishings of the hotel was also
recorded, and 1T is understood that
the house will be taken over by it's
new proprietors the first of the year.
The washington House, located on
the corner of First avenue and Fourth
street south. il orc of -
landmarks of the city and its change
ing hands is imporlan..
years it has been conducted BY Will
liam j. Early, formerly member of
the city council.
The record filed this morning in the
Office of the register Of deeds shows
the transfer was made from william
j. and Alice Early for lot 10, block 3,
of the Fargo original addition. The
new purchasers are well known in
Sabin, Mimi, where they now reside,
and in this city. They will be fully
established in the hotel soon after
New Years day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24

Loo al Markets
ROY MELBY IS INJURED
Well Known Travelling Man Suffers a
Broken Leg-Was Ready to Go
Home for Christmas.

Roy Melby, one of the best known
Of Fargo's travelling men, suffered a
broken leg Thursday evening. Melby
slipped and fell, breaking both bones
OF the right leg just above the ankle.
He was removed to st. Johns nos
pital, where the fracture was reduced.
and word from the hospital this after
noon reported him to be resting easy.
1t viii be some time before he viii
be able TO get around again.
Melby has been travelling out of
Fargo for the last three years and
has a host Of friends in the city and
is one of the best known travelling men
throughout the state. He was prepar-
ing to go to his home at Duluth the
following morning, where he had hoped
to spend Christmas. He is the repre-
sentative of the Zenith Coal Co, in
this state and makes his headquarters
at one of the local hotels.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
They Don't Forost.

Devils Lake Journal: The Journal
has always contended that the rail-
road engineers are among the top
notchers in the world of labor. Sew
eral instances of their loyalty to each
other has come to the notice of this
paper of late. Several months ago
one. of their number died. after a long
siege of sickness, leaving a wife and
child in destitute circumstances. Did
the engineers allow the county to bury
their brother? No, indeed. They gave
him funeral worthy the man and ev-
cry cent of the expense was paid for
by the engineers. That was nearly a
year ago-long enough to be forgotten
by some people, perhaps, but the en-
gineers have not forgotten, for yester-
day the widow of their comrade was
remembered by Christmas present
of $25 in cash. The incident is only
one of many, but 1t shows a brotherlv
love that reaches to the bottom of the
heart-a brotherly love that is worth
while.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
FLATH LOST HIS
DAMAGE SUIT

Grand Forks. N. D., Dec. 24.-Word
has been received here that the case
of George p. Flath of Grand Forks
against Dr. Hobbs of Homewood sani-
tarium at Guelph, Ont, was dismissed
after two days trial at Guelph.
Tie action was brought by George
Flath of Grand Forks, against Dr.
Hobbs, superintendent of the Home
wood sanitarium, claiming damages
for his wrongful and illegal detention
in the sanitarium from Dec. 23, 1905,
to Jan. /, 1906. The plaintiff claimed
that he was not insane and that he
was therefore wrongfully confined and
restrained of his liberty
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
The SCHOOL BOYS
OF Two CITIES.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOYS WILL HAVE ATH.
LETIcs AT Y. M. C. A. DURING
HoLIDAYs-NoN. MEMBERS OF
az" TO BE INCLUDED.

The school boys of Fargo and Moor
head will have one of the biggest
times Of their lives during the next
two weeks when they win be allowcl
to partake in a specially arranged
programme of athletics at the Y. M.
c. A. Both the public schools and the
Sunday schools OF the two cities will
be represented in the two big con-
tests.
The public schools will have an
athletic and swimming tournament.
One school will try for records each
morning. and the contestants getting
above certain set standards will be
awarded a designated number of
points. When the meet is completed
the points will be computed and the
schools that have scored the largest
number of points will be awarded the
pennant
The events will start each morn
ing at $50. There have been 155
boys entered this competition and to
be a contestant, lad is not required
to be member of the association.
The schedule is as follows:
Tuesday, Dec. 27.-Moorhead. Sharpe
school.
Wednesday, Dec. 28.--Roosevelt
Thursday, Dec. 29.-Central.
Friday, Dec. 3O.-Lincoln, Moor
head.
Tuesday. Jan. 3.--Longfellow.
Wednesday, Jan. 4.-Hawthorne.
Thursday, Jan. 5-Lincoln, Fargo.
The Sunday school boys will have
basketball league. Their games will
be called at 1890 on the mornings
scheduled and the pennant winners
will be given Sunday school mono
grams. A small admission fee will be
which will admit spectators
to both the public school and Sunday
school tournaments.
The schedule of the holiday basket |
ball league is as follows:
Tuesday, Dec. 27.-First M. r, VS.. |
Broadway M E.
Thursday, Dec 29.-Broadway M. f.
VS.. Baptists.
Friday, Dec. 3O.-Presbyterians VS. |
First M. E.
Tuesday Jan. 3.-First M. E. VS..
Baptists.
Wednesday, Jan. 4.-Broadway M. E.
VS.. Presbyterians.
Friday. JAN 6.-Baptists VS.. Pres
byterians
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
MORROW DIVORCE
SUIT CONTINUES
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE is
CAUSE or MUCH COMMENT
AMONG SPECTATORS IN DIS.
TRIcT COURT ROOM - MANY
WITNESSES VET TO BE CALLED.

Many spectators crowded the district
court room this morning to listen to
the evidence offered in the Morrow di-
yorce suit which is now pending.
Following many interesting family dis
closures that were made at this morn
ing's session. the attorney for the
plaintiff sprang a. surprise when he an
nounced- that the case had only begun.
He stated that many more witnesses
were yet to be called, which gives
promise Of an unusually long hearing.
At first it was thought that all the
evidence would be closed by the time
the noon recess had been reached
Later developments show that it may
continue the greater part Of next week.
A brief session will be held this after
noon, the court adjourning at 8 o'clock
until Tuesday morning.
This morning the plaintiff in the suit
John Morrow, occupied the stand the
entire session. A prolonged cross-ex-
animation consumed most of the time.
Upon request of the plaintiffs counsel,
Mr.. Hildreth, the afternoon session will
De resumed at 1880 o'clock to give the
principals an opportunity to take the
4 o'clock train for their homes.
A number of disclosures were made
this morning in the testimony which
adds much interest to the many spec
tators who filled the room Nearly all
attending the hearing are friends Of
the family who have sat through most
of the trial The defendant, Mrs. Mae
Grace Morrow, walked up and down
the aisles in the court room and in the
corridors during the cross examina-
ton. The suit is brought on the
grounds of desertion.