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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
IMPORTANCE OF THE PRIMARIES

We wish again 30 impress upon the
voters Of this city the importance OF
the primary election To be held on
Tuesday. tomorrow This will not be a
primary in the least like any primary
ever held heretofore in this city. Ii
will. in fact. and to ali appearances
and routine. be an election In place of
primary. There viii be polls Just as
usual; there will be the election judges:
there win be official ballots provided;
and the polls win he open all dav lust
as in general or regular municipal
election
The ballots used will bc on the Aus
traian system. with little squares at
the left OF the names. IN which TO make
cross opposite the name voted for.
There will be no party designations;
there win be no division rs between the
candidates TO indicate whether one is
party nominee. or 70 what party any
OF the candidates belong. The ballot
IA made up according 10 law. but in a
most awkward manner, almost IN
reverse. but in fact in utter confusion.
There viii be simply the names. with
designation OF the office FOR which
the person is a candidate. There will
be grouped together all tho candidates
lawfully presented FOR the various of.
fees: aud these are put upon tho bal
lot without any set order. and without
any means Of Identification rs Of any
PARTY. The voter must keep in mind
the candidates he or she is 10 vote for
The American ticket appears az the
head OF these columns; AMI We urge
upon all Americans 10 stand fast for
that ticket. note the names thereon.
and put their crosses in tho squares
opposite the names OF these candidates.
We ask also that all good citizens DO
the same; because there i no doubt but
that the American party Is the party OF
progress. The party Of Improvement. the
party OF benefit 20 the city, the party
which stands FOR progress. increased
wealth, and the best things for all.
The primary tomorrow Will he an
aIl-day election; and We trust that no
ono will forget this fact Go and vote
\ during The day; Vote - you come 10
the business district 10 the morning:
| or, II this j. impossible wore at the
lunch hour. or before going home In
the cSening. The polls viii remain
open ''il seven o clock Just - on any
other election: and if VII, 10 curious
II voter could not lind tinc ia the
tvclNcshvnrs during which TIE polls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Works Without Waste
NOT ICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council OF salt Lake City OF the intention
OF such council 10 make the following de =
sCTibcd Improvement TO wit.
Constructing ana laying sewer lateral
OF vitrihed pipe eight (sJ inches In dl-
ameter. n Jennings court. east from
Third West street 10 Second West street
between North Temple and South TEN
pie streets. I'm Sewer District No. /. and
Gcfray the abuttcrs' portion OF the cost
and expense thereof estimated at nine
hundred twenty-five and 50-io0 (ss25 .50j
dollars. OF one and l2i loo (s1.i2D do, .
lars per front or linear foot OF abuttine
property. there being $50 feet abuttinc :
said Improvement. by loca! assessment
upon the lots or pieces OF ground within
the following described district being the
district 20 be affected and benefited By
said Improvement. namely.
The east 80 feet OF the south side O,
the north coz feet OF lot 3, the south side
OF the north 80 feet OF lots and z, the
west % feet OF :hc south side OF the
north 29s feet OF lot 3. The north aide az
lots and 3. the west So foct OF the
north side OF lot l. all in block 81 nlar
- " Salt Lake CITY survey.
Al protests and objections 10 the
carving out OF such Intention must he
presented IN writing stating therein !ot
and block. or description OF property, to
the city recorder on or before the o3rd
day or October. 1911. being the dime set
by said council when II will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
NAV &c made thereto.
81 ordeg ~ the city council OF Sal,
Lake City Utah
Dated. SeptCmbor u. loli
3 $. RINES City Recorder
Sewer Extension No. 29s n5s7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

remain open TO appear and cast hIs
ballot for candidates.
The candidates chosen at tomorrow s
primary will be the candidates put
upon the official ballot for tho election
of November eth. ON that ballot there
will be bat two candidates for mayor,
four candidates for tho long term COM
nIissioners. four for the short term. and
two for auditor That is 10 saw, there
will be Just two tickets. All others,
and all independent caudidsc'es, VIII be
absolutely ruled out,
Hence the Importance Of tomorrow s
primaries. and the necessity of every
voter appearing at some time during
the dny to cast his or her vote for tho
candidates that he desires To have put
upon the official ballot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Flcche Metals Mining company. Prln.
cipal place OF business. Salt Lake CIV
Utah.
Noiice Is hereby given that at meet.
luE of The board of directors held or
of one-hslf 90 cent per share WAS Ieyie4
Upon the capital stock of the CORPORA
Ton, payable 90 G. 4. Cook. secrctar r,
and treasurer, or or before Noyenbei
90. 1911 al his Office. loe Felt building
salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessmen,
may remain unpaid OF November 90 Iaii
VIII he delinquent and advertised a.,
sale 20 public auction. aud unlegE my.
uent IT, made before nil 900 sold on Dn
cembcr II. 1911. 10 pay the dclindusn,
assessment. together With the cost o.
aircruBing and expense II sale
=. \ COOK.
secrctlry ~ said company: ofnre toa
Felt building, sal, Lake City Ctah
~ 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
A HINT FROM PROVO.

Under the headline. "Should he a
Hint TO Quibbhng" Tho Provo Herald
has the following comment directed pri.
marily at the quibbling Descrct News
IN iis qusrrcIsomc and indecent opposi
tion 10 The Tribune:
To ono ou tho fence the nsai earned
on most every day In the year between
comes absolutely disgusting n there h
NOS ono thiug 20 right about there Is an
viiNr Last uigttr issue II the News
found fauIi Hitu thr editorial OF ltx morn .
luE contemporary because reference had
been made - tho broednindodncss ol
The late John iicuTy smith. in that bS
pio not consider people not uf hi. faith
sH Iie rnCmiea- The News took lilo
loiereur" as . rNsgGc that al Latter
Jay s|init 'uuri4cgcd those rot of tbcfr
Initn o. rur mics NOV. BIZ would rcf,t,Ir..
man NJ tho pifhcid variety to gain
SOS snrit impression frum tho cditSrioi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Of The Tribune. and while IL Is not the
policy here TO say thai The Tribune Is
always right IN Tho fight. IL certainly
docs seem that II is n mighty small mat
ter 10 quibble about. II the quarrel must
continue. why not use 1.-Two topics? Why
pick flaws out or tho culoEicS of the
desdc Besides, tho people are sick "f
the puibbiing between these TWO papers
Our Provo contemporary is lust in its
treatment of tho vicious quarrclsomc-
ness Of the Dcscret News. II does not
wish 10 he understood as saying that
The Tribune is always right. hut il is
clear that it thinks The Tribune TO be
right in the particular instance cited
and. as a matter of fact, The Tribune
is always right in its presentations OF
facts. conditions, and deductions there
from where the News disagrcos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

Cedar ral.snan Consolidated ,,t,
company. principal place ~ busIn-s,
5't LAKE tiiy. Utah: office. ll7-IlS n.
Waller building: location OF mire,,
star dizirict. Beaver county.
Notice Is heroov given tbat ~, ,-o,,
-IS oi me board OF directors OF The t,e6e-
laIiSman Copsolioatcd Mines coD,rary.
80 Oh. We I;h day 81 October. 1911. as.
,.s'-hL 40 OF one-hAlf % cent per
snare was levied upon the capital stock
70 nc corporation. issued and outstand-
payaule Immediately 10 ~ Rsrnett
'"f sV'e'slS' AZ The office OF the Cedar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

\ woman candidate Tor member Of
the board OF education in Cincinnati
makes this plea: Ninc-tcntbs Of our
teachers arc women; Onc-half OF our
parents arc women; one-half of orr
children viii bc women. II Miss
Edith Campbellc. who makes this plea,
were in this city she could truthful
lv affiX to the second clause tho words
'more than. for as parents the women
outnumber the men largely in any TO.
IN gamous community.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
IT'S CAMPAIGN OF ABUSE,

IT Is evident that the campaisr oil
the Federal bunch against Salt Lake
this wear is 10 bo campaign OF deia'
nation. We saw against salt Lake aa'
visedIy. because the Federal buneh
/ hates salt Lake since it cannot r"le i''
and would be glad 10 do anything pos
siblc 20 hinder its growth aud prog
ress. Its influence in the legislature
il always against this city and under
It's malipn influence legislative Sos
sion i. always costly business Tor SAT-
Lake.
Tho organ al that bunch has begun
Us campaign OF malignant abuse
against American candidates. aud cspc-
ciauv against Mayor Branstord, On
tho general principles involved the oP-
position abandons the fight. By TINS
abandonment IL confcsscs that 1t mas
uo,bing 10 show either against. or to
conparc with. the splendid record "i
benefits conferred upon salt Lake IitN
bv the successive American admins
tratiops. These administrations nave
bfough, the city 10 the front IN prog
re.s and advancement in a way never
before known here. The first Amer
loan victory in the city when salt
Lake WIS stagnant. in fact. rctrograd-
ing in population and wealth. tnrncd
the tide in favor of progress. Instant
Iv upon the American success tue vital
izinr current Of courage and hope TOOK
nosscssion of the city, new inhabitants
came in bv the thousands, and wealth
nv the ten thousands; and the maGnlii-,
cent advance of scvcnty-iuur per cent
in the population of salt Lake City and.
the advance of more than fifty per cent
in assessed valuation, from 1900 to
1910. as shown by the records. was the
gain in both cases of tho five years
of American administration.
The Federal bunch wants 10 stop all
this. wants TO put its paralyziug hand
upon tho city. Just as it has done upon
the State. With Federal bunch control
in Salt Lake. dry rot would immediate
" supervenc. and the city would be
listlcss. cncrvated. lifclcss. American
ism is wha, has yitaii1cd sat Lake CITY
and kept it in the vanguard OF prog
rcss and growth.
This the opposition confcsses by its
a abandonment Of the fight on principle
and on general administration. And 50
il betakes itself TO a systematic cam
paicn of falsehood. libel, vituperation,
and dcfamatorv charges The falsity
Of all these charges is Immediately cN'
posed and vet that does not discour-
age the Federal bunch organ from
patchinc up new lies and springing now
charges equally false. equally scanda
lous, and equally libelous.
There is not even the prims facie
that there IS something III
il when the Federal bunch organ makes
a charge. The presumption rs quite the
other way; that the charge IS alto
rcthor untruthful, and is made up of
scandalous misrepresentation aud false
hood.
The people of this city, of course, un-
dcrstand very well the reckless men
daeity of the Smoot organ, and ITS
campaign Of defamation. In place OF
iniurinc those whom 1t assails. 1t wllI,
in fact, help them. because the voters
are full Of disgust with the unfair,
indecent. scaudalous. and untruthtul as
saults made by the vicious gang and us
organ upon tho American candidates,
and especially upon Mayor Bransford
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Springfield Mass Republican: "In
ihe spring Of 1877. junior ora.
tiou was delivered ~ Yale college by
William Howard Taft. IS. on The
Vitality Of the Democratic party one
Of our readers. who recently stumbled
upon this interesting fac; iu the New
Haven pubhe library, makes the psr.
foc,ly accurate observation that Presi.
dot Tat knows = great deal moro
a'nHi tsc vitality Of The Democratic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

WANTED FOR l.. & ARMY AnI.E.
bodied. unmarried men between ,-es OF
rs ana 20, citizens ~ United states. OF
zpDI character and temperate habits. who
Hnn % "tE. s"Ed and write ..e 1-uzlfsh
lanSuIg". For Information appIy fn re
eruitiuE officer Walkers bank htlilIiur
corner Main and second south gffe..tT
SAT- Lake Nllg, ltah. ns55
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Taiisman Consolidated Mines So
salt Lake CITY. Utah. ..,,sf
Any stock upon which ms ,r,ssaI
may remain uuta.d on ! - n
9th day 81 November. lHll - al
linqucn, and advertised for 80, s
lic auction. sld unless oaNuien' ~
before viii be sold on Iues'S ,'slyc
day og November. 1911. ~ > ~ pss
G@iiuqucnt ssecssinen, thereon. Va
With TIE coats of advertising
peuEc of sale. e.~r,,t
Rooms ii7.iIs ID. y. Walk"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

The hopes IN the Democracy Of win
ming the Presidential race next wear
arc manifested in the number OF Demo.
cratic candidates. and particularly in
the field OF dark horses. Som. o;
these are very dark; 50 dark. indeed.
that the chance of their coming into
view IN tho Democratic convention are
rot worth the breath used in speaking
their names.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

The Southern Pacific is said 20 have
handled more than $4,000 colonists 70
California the present year. Which is
work worth while, The Hartman lines
have hauled a good many thousaud. Of
coiouists also into Utah aud Idaho tho
prescnt wear. to the mutual ad,aulag,
II All concerned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

II the Government has four or five
thousand buffalo coats 10 sell. il had
better bring them ont West here, into
the former buffalo country, where they.
would be better appreciated and would
probably sell better than anywhere else
iu The Union.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Tho Newark On. J) News dryly
saws: "The instant recovery Of John
Il. Walsh. who was at the point Of
death until few DAYS ago, shows
what = remarkable effect parole may
have upon the human system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

The Federal bunch organ. while en-.
phasizing the former affiliation of the
man who as a Federal bunch tool
makes an affidavit against Mayor
Bransford, conveniently forgets to say
that he is ono 0f the newly appointed
Republican Judges Of election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

The Portland Orcgoniau very truly
saws: "lf Secretary Wilson had shown
the same courage ia upholdiug Wiley
as he showed in asserting his right tC
have stood higher in public. esteem. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

The President received hearty min
ers' welcome in tho Black Hills. He
would have received an equally hearty
welcome in any of the mining camps Of
Utah; and it is pity that he couldn I
have spared the time 10 see some Of
Etnh 's great mines and smelters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Collars with furnaces in them are no
ut places in which 70 keep vegetables;
and tho pure food and sanitary experts
IN tho East Join in lifting up their
Voices against thai fnrm Of storage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Every year when the slect and
frost come, there has been an outcry
against the cruelty TO horses involved
IN their being driven smooth-sbod over
me CLASSY. Icy streets. Would il be
TOO much to hope that the draft horses
be shsrp-shod IN time this wear to avert
that iust onirrN,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

party today than he did 81 or - years
Ago. He is row no against II. in sense
undreamcd OF when he delivered inc
jnnior Grafton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

President Tai, has had practically 20
he head Of the Agricultural Dcpart.
meut during his term iu the White
House; everything of importance IN
hat department has hsd 70 be settled
hy him: wilson is mere figurehesd.
aud should he eur off.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Those who desire the continued prog.
rcss of salt Lake City will. of course.
vote for tho American candidates at the
primaries tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

We have seen salt Lake City retro
grade under church rule. and go for.
ward under American rule Which do
YOU prcfcrl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

There is no possible question of the
benefits of American party control in
salt Lake. The evidence is on view
everywhere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Amcricanism is good FOR Salt Lake;
church rule IL bad: see the record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Tho life Of salt Lake CITY is Amer.
'eapism; suppori the American nom
iuces and YOU vote for the eitv's prog.
ress
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

Zbyszko odezwal sic do xii.
ku tych Gchych .srort6w i
dal i'm nalezyta odprawe,
lecz ME brak1o nawet Ame-
ryksn6w kt6rzy chwalili
zwinno6c i sile Polaka. Zby-
szko nigdy ME by} " wiel~
kiem niebezpiecze6stwie j
lanai chwyty kt6re wydawa-
4y sic bye niebezpieczne z la
two6cia.
Zbyszko W 6rode udowod-
nil IL INA wszystkie szczeg6-
}y walki zapa6niczej i zied-
nal sobie wielu przyjaci6}.
Me spodziewano sic il be-
die tax zwinnym. Wciaz a.
takowal i czesto mia1 Rollere:
" niebezpiecznych cbwytach..
Roller by} ostroznym lecz;
musia} uledz wiekszej sile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

|funkcyonuje.
Drzwi wchodowe do ele.
watoru by}y odemkniete,
Dziewczyna czv5cila z zew.
netrznej strony, gdy W tenn
robotnik, bedacy W g6rze,
ME wied2ac, 0 tenn, ze Mig
da}6wna znajduje sic miedzy
sciana a elewatorem, nacis'
nal guzik, kt6ry powoduje
nagle zamkniecie sic drzwi.
W jednej chwili Migdalowna
znalazta sic miedzy seiana
a drzwiami i zosta}a W stra-
szny spos6b zgnieciona.
Krzyk, wydanv przez MIA,
sciagna} obecnych W hotela
gosci, kt6rzy by]i swiadiami
strasznej 5mierci biednej
dziewczyny.
Liczyla ona 20 lat zycia :
niedawno przyjecha'a do A.
meryki, gdzie podje}a sic do
piracy ciezkiej jako pomywa- :
czka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
SAN SEBASTIAN, 20

SAN SEBASTIAN, ~
marca. - Turniej szachowy
zako6czy} sic tutaj; Capa~
blanca pozosta} zwyciezca i
otrzyma} pierwsza nagrcde
W sumie $1,000, wygrawszy
9 pol partyi, a przegrawszy
4 pol. Rubinstein wygra} 9
partyi, a przegral {; Vidman
r6wniez wygra} 8, a przegra}
5. Marshal wygra} 5 i pol,
Niemcowicz wygra} Z i POI, a
przegra1 & j. POI, a r6wni z
MIN osiagneli rezultaty
Schlechter i Tarrasch. Bern
stein i Spie)man Wygrali i
przegrali po Z partyi, pod
czas@gdy=: =:inni. przegrali wiecej
partyj, anize)i "ygrali. Zdzi-
wienie wywola}o, ze Janow.
ski wygra} tylko 6, a prze.
grail 8 partyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
z INV POLsKICB
" AME|RYCE

CHICAGO, ! Ill. Niejaki
Wiecek, niedawno przybyly
2 kraju, otrzyma1 prace "
2ak}adach Deering jako 6lu-
sarz Podczas piracy spad] mu
na prawa rekd m}ot zmiaz-
dzy} ia kompletnie.
Po udzieleniu Wieckowi
ma miejscu pomocy Iekar
skiej, odwieziono go do szpi-
tala powiatowego, gdziie ,)e
karze or>ekli, IL nieszcze6li-
wy bedzie musisl sic poddac
amputacyi reki.
Franciszek Jagodzifski, %
letni m}odzieniec, zam. pnr.
2442 w. 22-ga. utica zosta}
postrzelony prawdopodobnie
smie:telnie przez specya)ne-
90 detektywa Micha}a S. Pa
rowskiego, ktory go zlapal ma
goracym uczynku kradziezJ.
Jak powiada Parowski, ia
godzi6ski ] jego stowarzysz
schwytanj zostai przez niego
gdy zrzucali wegle wozu
tow arowego kolri ,,Pensyl.
vania" tuz przy rs tel uIicy.
.G,|y Parowskii .ohcia@ ich. a
resztowac, pcczeIi oni umy
kac. Wezwanie do 7atrzyma-
MIA sic. ME poskutkowa1o,
wobec czego Parowski po-
cza} strzelac raniac smier-
telnie Jagodzinskiego.
Rannego zabra}a po)icya
do szpita]a powiatowego, a
Parowskiego aresztowa}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
BERLIN. 20 marc,

BERLIN, 20 marca. - Go.
sarz Wilhelm, jako fabry-
kant cegiel glazurowanych "
swych dobracb Kadinem ta-
kie mial powodze,.ie, 70 u
waza "a stosowne powiek-
szyc swa fabryke. Zbudowa-
no juz szereg nowych bu-
dynk6w fabrycznych. Stacye
novel liniis berli 6skiej kelei
podziemnej wyiozone SO ceg-
lami fabrykowanemi przez
cesarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

BERLIN, 20 marca. Wedle
oswiadczenia czlonka depar-
tamentu spraw zagranjcznych
uk}ady ze Stauami Ziednoczo
nymi W kontrowersyi pota.
sowej polnyslny w2iely obr6t;
z doniesie1i ambassadors
Bernstorfa wnosic nalezy, ze
Rad ameryka6:ski podziela
zdsnie Niemiec, IL prywatne
uklady pomied2y stronami
interesowanemi doprowadza
do porozumienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

GRAND RAPIDS, Mic h.
Zbyszko (Stanis}aw Cyga-
niewicz) edni6slswietne zwy-
ciestwo mad dr.. B. F. Role:
rem " srode wiecz6r " tea
trze Powers po godzinie i 10
minutach zazsrtei walki z
tym silaczeM amervka6skim.
Pierwszy rsz Roller legl ma
lonatki po godzinie szesciu
minutach cd chwvtu "a sto.
pc ,,toe hold", a drugi raz po
dwunastu Inlnutach POSTAL
przywalony do materaca Gle
zarem cia'a ZbyszRa. Walka
by}a wspania}a j Cd ssmego
poczatku publicznosc, licznie
zebrana, okszywa1a swe zado-
wolenie 2 obu zapasnik6w
ciaglymi oklaskami i okrzy-
kami. Byli i tacy kt6rzy
Zbyszf q obdaIzali przydom-
kami razacymi j przezwiska-
mi iak .,Pollack" al sam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

TRIPOLI, 20 marca. Ma.
desz}y tn depesze opisujace
zamordowanie amerykahskie>
60 archeolegs, H. F. de Cou,
W Cyrence, gdzie kisrowa}
wykopaliskami naukowemi.
Czynu tego dopuscil sic Alb.
dul Felil,, ze de Cou obszedi
sic =. MIN niesprawiedliwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

YOUNGSTOWN Pa. Pc
pieciu latach is'nienia parafii
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki po>raz
pierws>y zosta}a urzadzona
M sya swieta W tutejszej pa
rafii kt6rej ud,ielaja 90.
Grochowski Jssi6sti z
New Yorku. Misya sw.
trwa}a przez ciag dwu tygod-
nj i 6mia}o MONA powiedziec
ze przez ca}y ten czas kosci6f
by} przepelniony wiernymi.
Licznie r6wniez pr2ybyli
Wni ksieza do pomocy ksie.
dzu proboszczowi j bhsko
1000 przystapifo do stofu pah-
skiego. W czas'e misyi zor.
ganlzowafy sie diva toWarzy'
stwa, a mianowicie niewiaety
r6za6cowe mezkie pod We
zwaniem T1nienia Jezus. w
tenn towarzyst vie obrano ma
stepujacy zarzad: Jan. .G6rski
prezes; Boleslaw Biglecki, WI
ce prezes; Adam Manczy1ski J,
kasyer. Ma perwszem paste
,,zeniu debatowano, do kt6.
rel organizacyi ubezpiecze.
niowej przystapic. Zdania by
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

WILKES BARRE. W oba-.
vie zawleczenia cholery wy
}apanycb zostalo przez totej-
szych urzednik6w zdrowi&
siedmiu rodak6w niedawno
przyby}ych z kraju. Ujeto ich
ma zlecenie departamentu
stanu gdyz maja pochodziG
2 okolic dotknietych epide..
mia. OdosobDiono ich " kwa-
rantannie, choc zdaniem ley-
kaTzy SO zdrowi jak deby.
Oto oni: Jan Kobus, Franci-
seek Kopa6, Jak6b Fran
kowski, Pawe1 Pluczka, A.
leksapder Wojchowy, Teo--.
dor Lewandowski j Jakub'
Gasiorocki. Mech i'm ten przy..
musowy odpoczynek wyjdzie
ma zdrowie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

" podzielone. Jedni chcieli
do Zjednoczenia drudzy do
Zwiazku J sprawe od}ozono
do nastepnego posiedzenia j
tvmczasowo z}ozono wszyst-
ko W rece ksiedza proboszcza
T. Wilks.