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The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
Chamnien Hen.

Ames5 10, Feb. 2l-Sneciai: Apfopes
of the discussion raised over the lay;
ing abilities of hens. hen at the Iowa
State College poultry farm has laid go
eggs during The past year These $50
eggs weighed ffty-six pounds, or more
than eleven times as much as the hen
herself. E - VT - $50 '.. ~.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
Only Two Fires,

The IRE at The Max Kelberg place
No. 4l3 High avenue west, Sunday
morning. was only the second alarm
for the year. This Is a remarkable
record that stands alone In a period
OF many years. The fire lads are To
elined 10 be bit supersutIous and as
sert that Il Ia only quiet spell like
unto the broverbial calm preceding tn.
storm.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
Suicide at Waterloo.

Waterloo. Ia, Feb. 2l.-Special:
H. Spiker suicided in the basement Of
his home here last evening. shooting
himself through the head with re.
solyer. He had been Respondent over
failing health and It is thought com
nitted the act in a fit OF temporary
insanity. = 5ssEseS
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23

Clinton, la. Feb. ,2l.--Special: The
state convention OF tho Iowa Y.'M C..
A. meets here Friday and delegates
are expected from all parts OF the
state. An interesting program has
been prepared for the meeting and a
large crowd will be in attendance.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
How TO String Beads.

In stringing any precious beads.
and pearls especially, never use =
needle. Simply wax the end of the
silk and pass 1t through the hole.
The knotting is also an important
point. 1t must be large enough to
hold the bead, but not large enough to
show. Pearl stringers use an intri-
cate knot Of their own, and that is
why 1t Is, on the whole. better to have
very expensive jewels strung by a
professional. When there is col,
larette or something Of the sort to
be made. this is absolutely necessary
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
A !!|!;!'l,
NEAR GRNhELL
Penn College viii Bs One Of eia
Eight Ia state oratoricaL Contest
Aimee claims champien Han
Judge carruthsfs is Uead.

Grinnell. Ia. Feb. 81. Special: The
west.bound fast mail on the Rock Inl,
and road from Chicago was derailed
here this morning. No one was in.
jnred. Trains were delayed for sew.
eraf hours.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23

of next year an artists course that
will be equally pleasing. The patron,
age of next season will evidence a
better appreciation in increased pa
trOnagr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
Notice.

The Trustees of Black Oak Twp.
win hold a special. meeting on Mon.
day, Feb. 81. at l:30 p. M, In the
Township Han at Leighton, Ia. Ap-
piications for road work will be re
ceIyed al this meeting. and the priyt
iege win be given TO farmers whd
wish 10 do some road dragging.
BY order Of the Board,
Nick Meppelink, Twp. Clerk,
3ew2 Leighton, Ia.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
whale Stranded on Ensland's shore

Losing It's bearings In the shallow
waters OF the Wash. a specimen OF
the fin.whale became stranded on the
beach at Holme-next-the-Sea, England.
When first discovered II was wounded
and was seen spouting and lashing
the water into foam close In short.
When the ebb tide set In 1t was
stranded, and numerous people wit
messed its dying gssps. it was some
thirty feet in length and about sig
teen feet In sirth.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
ON th. xsrqe.

On the verge.
A woman and her daughter were at
sea during rough weather. After 3
silence OF some time the mother
asked: Are you ssasick. dearr
"No. think not" replied the
daughter; hut I'd hate 10 yawn."--
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
s..k ana elnd the Cure.

There u q cure for every ailment;
Remove thescauss.s A buggy won't 40
anything but jerk and ~ wnseS can
DO nothing else than scrape % ions a.
the brake Is en-. Throw on the brake
and you viii 60 some.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
Woman's Suffrage.

The joint resolution providing for
woman's suffrage is on the house
calendar and will probably be reach,
ed for consideration tomorrow OF the
next day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23

An interesting measure now on the
seate calendar soon to come up for
consideration is that by Senator
Cowles. of Burlington, which would
authorize cities and towns to make
publication, official notices, Ordinan'
ces and other official publications in
newspapers printed in foreign Ian
guage
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25

1GoverDornznent lands of Alaska to
tho stnckyards Of Chicaeo. No t2ak
Of minor importance IL THAI
The extraordinary session nov
drawing 10 ! close has been ! Demo
cratic triumph from beginning %
end. We have had occasion repeat
ebly to call the attention Of tho peo-
pie to the vast contract existing BE-
tween this Congress and the Repub-
lican Congressee that preceded it.
Nothing has occurred in the history
Of the Democratic party for . quar-
ter of 9 century which can begin to
compare in party value and impor-
tsnce with the work OF this extra
session of Congress. The House Of
Representatives has given the coun-
try an idea of what might be looked
for under q democratic administra-
tion in all branches Of government,
and has won the support, confluence
and admiration of the coHhtiy.
This pub.icati0. takes q great
pride in the work # the House Of
Representatives W. promised much
for Dir. Clark ard his associates, mi
tn y have accomp slsled 50 much.
nor than we promised or had
anticipated that as the session draws
t, a close it is but fair to say that
the best traditions of the Democracy,
its noble purposes and its immense
value is exemplified in the House
of Representatives of Sixty-second
Congress.
Nc one can deny the value of the
able party leaders who have come
rapidly to the front in the various
Democratic State administrations
throughout the country. The party
has now a brilliant array of Presiden-
tial possibilities. more seasoned and
substantial timber than it has been
the good fortune Of any party tc
have available for so important a
contest IN many years. Democracy
has been building up both mon and
issues. Given the opportunity its
representatives have quickly demon.
strated their fitness for higl
executive and legislative office, SC
that the party approaches the
Presidential year rich in candidates
of splendid attachments. We dc
not take away from these State
achievements, however, when WI
say the party's greatest boon of The
present is written in the Congress
sional Record, Democracy, in Stat'
and Nation together, formed ar
indestructible document, a record O
splendid accomplishment, which
inevitably will become the slogan
of the next campaign.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25
4. Il n. ". I. I. Schelsle.
mara ARRIVE

TRAINS ARRIVE.
No.11& ftoa Memphis anA Clark
anle 40 p =.
No. 131. ffoa 0reaadA 500 :. q.
No. S4l. froa Charleston 1000 Z. n.
No. %, iron 0renAda Ais p. =.
No. 31z, fr0m Jackson 10:l5 .. n.
No. So from Jackson 500 p. n.
No. 30. from Memphis and clarks
dale $40 y. n.
TRAINS DEPART.
No. 3t3. for jackson $40 p. q.
No. 3lA, for Cl&rksdAle and Memphis
0:1S .. n.
No. 3S1, for Jackson $500 .. M.
No. So, tor Grenada 500 p. IN.
fNo. SOS. for Grenada Sis Z. n.
No. 30. for c~larksdals and Memphis
100 .. N.
No. 347, Tor Charleston 500 p. m.
Trains so7 and sos Daily except Sun.
day.
". c. LEE, Tkt Agt.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25
PALE LAGER BEER

In cases of 4 dcz. small, case :. 81 90
In cases of 2 doz. large, case . !. 50 20
In casks OF 10 doz small cask. ). 1915
In casks Of 6 doz. large, cask s. 80 rs
Pkg. 6 ,ntaining II pints pale S. 81 90
Pkg containing II quarts, pale $3.50
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25
|GpTM CROP SILL
FAR 10 GOOD.
D. st,ofstI Csnplaiais Nst 50 led
as [ St Week.

The Following il : synopsis Of tho cot
ton ofpp c.,nditioo r. last wo.-k ~ re-
ported IN Aoday's Comnserci.I Appeal:
Lsrk ~ rainfall in the two Carolinas,
part 0f t5eorgia and IN Texas and west
srn Okiahomz gives rise tn complaints
81 shedding Of = rather a4v-re kind,
lille in all other sEates excessive rain
fall 10 producing a very rank growth Of
stalk. II sretarding he proper setting Of
Wv hollis and is rottine = lew already
n.a.te. Tho natural NATIVITY OF the
plant IL sisn being DELAYED and the crop
will b.. exps,ssd tn nnnsn danger from
frost il III. rains continue.
Preceding the inauguration Of this
|drOuth in the I xtreme east and heavy
rains in h central ssatea the plant
sas we'll fruit.,d and comparatively
Early in growth. m that although tho
t,sa IN. h~.n rather heavy during the
asst two weeks h" promiae il still gocd
t0 f.ir. On the bright side it is also
wsrthv Of note that in many localities.
showers have been neither excessive
nor scant and the crop il extremely
good.
Except in Texas and South Carolina,
bnt little cotton picking has been done
and the hollis are opening slowly be-
cause OF the continued growth Of the
plant dine tn the rains. The boil
weovih in Southern Mississippi and
Louisiana now appear active enough to
stop all further setting Of squares. The
worm damage has not been extensive.
Texas correspondents report that a
good soaking rain within the next week
will restore much of the loss and enable
the plant to make . late crop.
ALABAMA.
Complaints of shedding are general,
some serious, others not 80 I'D. Ex-
cessive rains have raised q fear that the
stalk growth is too rapid and that the
fruiting il not good. The maturity Of
the cot ION il also being interfered with,
and picking 10 slow. Some correspond
ents state. however, that the land
seems to have produced all it can
| make.
ARKANSAS.
There il general report OF crop dete-
r~ioration by reason Of excessive rains,
which occur daily in many places.
Some cotton along the rivers has been
overiowed. The plant is large and
rank and has begun to shed some,
However, many report that . good crop
remains on the stalk. Opening and
picking will be late unless dry weather
sets in.
GEORGIA.
There arc still many fine reports, but
others are that the crop has lost ground
sharply. The rainfall was not we'll dis
tributed. and where il was dry the
plant h.s shielded badly and the hollis
arc beginning TO open very rapidly, and
apparently the plant will not make any
moro fruit.
MISSISSIPPI.
Excessive rains and boil weevil form
tho basis OF complaint, and some loss in
condition seems to have taken place
everywhere. The plant is sheddi e,
and on the bottom lands some hollis are
rotting. Boil weeviis are much more
active. The plant is very vigorous and
growing, and very little cotton is open
ing.
LOUISIANA.
Boil woevils have become very active
now and no more cotton can ha made.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25
ANt1EUSFR-BUSCH BEERS.

Refund For Return Of Empfies.
For case and bottles. SIN Ill case 81 so
Fer case and bottles, large case $1.20-
For small bottles casks. d0z. 26c
For large bottles in casks, doz. 3rc
All prices f. .. B. Memphis and
paducah.
Same refund allowed on Budweieer.
Pa Lager. Anhruser and BevO.
We refund promptly when empties
are return. d.. We will pack beer in
plain boxes on request-N No extra
charge for packing
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25
WHAT CONGRESS HAS DONE

Norman Marks magazine, the
National Monthly. gives the follow
ing account of the stewardship of
the present Democratic Congress:
A complete reformation of the
House rules.
Passed the Canadian reciprocity
trade agreement.
A resolution providing for the
election of United States Senators
by direct vote of the people.
A resolution authorizing the ad-
mission to the Union of Arizona and
New Mexico.
The farmers free list bill.
A wool bill that reduces the aver
age ad valorem duty on manufacture
ed woolens fl2n 60 per cent to AZ
IL per axSot.
Preparing . bill that will make a
very decided reduction on cotton
goods.
The foregoingi is a condensed state
ment of House achievements under
Democratic control. These particu-
lar items are mentioned in a formal
announcement from Hon. Oscar w.
Underwood, representative in Con-
gress from Alabama, and the brill
liant, accomplished floor leader Of
Democracy in the popular branch of
Congress. In addition, the House
has carefully attended, with excep-
tional care and and efficiency, to
the routine work of Congress.
DDigent, also, have been the investi-
eating bodies, and, as we understand
it, twelve probing committees are
now busily engaged in killing
Official evils which extend from the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25

Ia cases Of 1 dozen small, case $3.50
In cases Of : dozen large, case $3.7O
In casks Of 10 dox- small, cask $3.50
In casks Of 8 dog. large, cask $1,000
Of II pints Budweiser 4l.lO
Package Of II OTIS. Buaweiser 81 Is
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25
Gulf & Ship Island Railroad
Company

Gulf & Ship Island Railroad
Company
PASSENGER SERVICE-MAIN LINE
Arrive Depart
No. 5 No. 3
Lv. Jackson 80. .......6:0O am. 1886 pm.
Lv. Hattiesburg ..9:43 I'm. 7:l3 pm.
Ar. GulfpOrt...-..12:30 pm. 1000 pm.
No.4 Noe
Lv. GulfpOrt ....---.. 7:4O I'm. 4:25 pm.
Lv. H~attiesburg 1880 Atm. 7:43 pm
Ar. jackson ........... |: Il tl:D) ,. Il.
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
Via Silver Creek and Columbia)
No. 10l No. 1O2
7:2O am. Lv- .Mendenhall Ar. 9:25 pm.
LAO pm. Ar. Guifport -..Lv. 7:45 pm.
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 100 No. ITO
1:3O pm. Lv.--. Jackson Ar. 1915 am.
$50 pm. Ar Columbia .Lv. $40 am.
Connections at jackson, Hattiesburg
and Gulfport with all lines.
For further information apply to
J. L. HAWLEY,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Guifport, Miss.
Effective Aug. 30, 1906.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25
LOUISIANA.

Boil woevils have become very active
now and no more cotton can be made.
Rain has stopped licking in many Sec
tions, and there is some complaint Of
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-25

bnlas r0ttfnk - ypnson u tke rank
growth q fhe st1lk. = fair erop has
.lr~ady hesn - mon The stalk, bat
dry weather 4 needed.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The cotton crop u doing veil, ~
in tho western cotton couatiee, where
che rainfall HIS never been SUFFICIENT,
some 81 the COTTON IL young sid will ~
quire > iato frost, but much Of ii 10 we'll
advanced and II beginning to open.
OKLAHOMA.
Cotton In Eastefn and Northern Ok
iahoma is still doing we'll, barring some
warm damage In sonf hern and west
arm counties shedding has been more OF
less severe, owing to drouth and in
= heat Complaints are most
severe from the west.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Little rain has fallen within tive
two weeks, and the cotton has begun "a
shed and the older bolts are opening
rapidly. and pic~ ing has begun in many
sections. Tne yourg cotton is holding
mp we'll, bnt is beginning to need rain,
without which sharp deterioration will
occur.
TEXAS.
The cotton crop In Texas is losing
som. ground by reason of lack Of mos.
ture and excessive heat, but correspond
ents say that q rain within another
we. k will restore the loss. FairIy-good
rains have fallen in eastern districts
hut elsewhere the precipitation was
neither heavy nor we'll distributed,
Western and Central Texas report Sc
we're deterioration, but prospects are
much better than last year. Cotton i.
opening very rapidly in the south.
TENNESSEE.
The cotton crop remains good, al
though the rainfall of the past two
weeks has been excessive. Some shed
ding is complained Of and the maturity
OF the plant is being delayed, which
will expose it to an early frost.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

cze6nie by pozna}y historye
swego narodu | krAj caly
to wsp6lna Ojczyzne a
Macierz nasza. Dopiero wte-
|dy dz:eci naszs otrzym 'ja to
co sic nazywa dobrym "
duchu idea}6w narodowych
- polskien w~ychowaniem.
Dopiero wtedy gdy wy
szezbicje i wzmocnicie ich
charakterv dzieci mas Q
wchiona W siebie TO wszytko,
co oswieca ich umys} pod
wzgledem narod )wym =
MECH ida do szkoiy i korzy'
staja z dobrodziejstw oSwia.
.ty niech r%ozszerzaj4 huryzon-
t!y swej wiedzy = by praco-
wac iguteczniej ma wielkiej
niwie spoleczno narodowei,
A tylko " ten spos6b mo-
zemy bye pewni 9 los swe
20 narodu.
LA Pob6g.
E:{E..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

sBronika Rutkowska; trzeco
':pora Michat Tuclolski 2 pan.
IA Regina Wyganowska.
Stub panny J6zefy z Ka-
zimierzem byi %. pazdzerni.
ka, wes' 10 u rodzyc6w. pam
ny mfodej; Stub tych dru-
ditch "a. pazdzernlka.
Winszujeme wszetczym
trzem pa1em j zyczeme Bio
~gosiawienstwa W ich NAL
zehskiem pozycu.
Drech z Pucka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

odpust procesya ma okolo
ko6ciofa, przy wsp6ludziale
wszystkich Bractw i iowa
rzystw W swoich regaliach.
Pc procesyi Wiel. Celebrant
udzielii wiernym bloaosla-
wiehstwa Przenajsw. Sakra..
mentem, potem miejscowy
Proboszcz zaintonowal Gle
bic Boze chwalemy'' kt6ra to
pies6 chwalebpa brzmiala
dalej 20 wszystkich piersi
pod same niebiosa; tax
wzmocnieni ma duchu pc
rozjezdzali sic kazdy do do
mostwa swego, ksieza takze
zaraz o%djechali.
VAN Wielebni ksieza po.
zamiejscowi, kt6rzy6cie tn
przybyli~ z daleka, a ME za}o-
wall uciazliwej podr6zy prac
kofo zbawienia dusz naszYch
zase}am serdeczne Bog "a
p1ae! take naszenlu Wei. ks.
Proboszczowi "a wystaranie
sic o to wszystko = a pro-
simy i nadal o mas niezapom-
,,;o6
"too +
Z uszanowaniem
J0Zef Gruba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

byli do pomocy naszemu
Przewiel. ks. dziekanowi.
Wiel. zs. Jazdzewski i
Wiel. ks. Kryjewski, obaj 2
Minneapolis; Wiel. ks. Zalew.
ski, 20 Silver Lake, Mimi. i
Wiel. ks. Fierek, nasz sasiad
cd wschodu z Waubay i
Wiel, ks. Dolby nasz sasiad
Cd zacbodu, 2 Leola, So. OAK.
Byl take otecny niemiecki
Wiel. ks. pralat Mensing, z
Webster, ale tylko by1 jeden
dzie6.
Pierwszego dnia celebrowa1
sumo z asystenta Prev. ks.
pralat Mensing, dyakonami
byli: Wiel. ks. Kryjewski i
Wiel. ks. Dolby, za6 presbi-
trem miejscowy Proboszcz, a
nasz starry druch, Wiel. ks.
Zalewski powiedzia! nam za].
mujace kazanie dolaczeniem
wielu przykfad6w o R6za6-
Gu swietym. R6zaniec Najsw
Fanny Mary; jest z wielka
czcia pielegnowany W naszej
parafii, DO z ma}ym wyatt
klein wszyscy naleza do ME-
go.
Drugi dzie6 by} dniem dick
czynienia P. Bogu "a zbiory
i "a wszystkie odebrane faski
W tym wielkim dniu ola mas.
Wiel. ks. Dolby celebrowa}
sumo i siarczyste kazanie wy
g1osil nam Wiel. ks. Kryjew-
ski wzia} on ma temat togo
kazania wszystkie tajemnice
R6za6ca 5wietego, wyklada.
JAG z ka5dej tajemnicy, gdzie
kiedy i lax Bogu dzieki czy-
mic j Maryi, Naj6w. Matce
Jego. Zapewne ma dlugo kaz-
demu W pamieci pozostana
to piekne nauki.
WszyscyWiel. ks.ks. byli "a
jeci praca sluchania spowie-
dzi, DO prawie Gala parafia
przystepowa}a do Sto}u Pan.
skiego. Zako6czyli5my nasz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
kORESPONDENCYE.
~: :
- e -
Kochany drogi Majsterku
Wiarusa!

w
Czei to cz}Owiek ma ten
Bozy SWAT tax diugo patrzy,
to tel jednak Cease moze co
powiedzec; chocasz wei tn u
mas, zbrzatwile sic i sobie
ubzdurzele we ]bach, to 50
trzej knope j trze dze}use,
ze pojada do k''}a .swiata.
Ale dozdrzeta re perzene, DO
czej SO cz}owiek decht kole
widu obezdrzy, to mnie Sc
zdaje, re tego grubianstwa
be midi bee ~rnz konc, DO
tero ten SWAT ju je barry
los wiecony, bardzy INTEL.
.dzentny; TAX 70 SO trzej milo
dzence i trze panienczy, .ue
10: Ale cd swoich zamiar6w
leni niefedstapile choc be i'm
perswadowo1 a ma glove sig
stawiot to. mic n~iepomog}o,
le sic wze|e i jechale; tero
bui kaszdy czekawy co "a
nowosce }eni przelliosa tam
z ty reJze: daleczy, a nobarzy
bull czekawy moi sasod. Ale
nareszcie pressed czas ze
(eni powrocele zny swoi
p~ielgrzymczy, ale cesz jos
mog czec cd Mich - ze te
wszedze gdze }eni belle NIGHT
insczy ME godo}, 1e 10 czto-
wiekowi ME je dobrze same.
mu zee, ze len powinien
mice i muszy mice iowa.
rzeszke. Tero dopiro moi
sasod widzo} co sic swiecy;
20 uche sic podrapnaf q
krzykna}: knope przeprowac-
ia to wie]ga c7erwona je}ow.
ke do chlawa, a nego nowiek-
szego wieprza, ne a tel sic
uzdrzy jak bedze, tel jesz
nego moresatygo junoszka,
a tel sedme ducy ptasztwa:
kur6w, kaczk6w, gut6w, ge-
sy, to wszetko pudze: pod
n6i=- DO. czej: weselny mol.
tech mo bee, MECH bedze
taczy; iak bel u kr6la polls
czYgo= Jana sobieskiego ciej
len sic 20 .swoja :Maryska
4eniel. Ale Week Res =asie
Enie zmylel BIO ty- .wszetoie
trzej mlodze6ce SO ozenile,
kazdy 70 swoia brutka, co
tel traffic IA :e6rke mego
easada, panne J6zefine Ko
|ztowaka Z panem Kazimie-
rem Wirkus; q drego pora
pan Robert Grzonka ? panna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

kowie, chca pozostac wierni
koscio}owi Ctrystusowemu,
lax ich przodkowie, a zadne
czarne pi6midla liberal6w i
n~iedowiark6w, chocby "a
darmo pc Browerville roz-
rzrcane, ME zmienia prey
wiazania Szlazak6w do kos
cio}a Chrystusowego j do
WARY ich ojc6w, kt6rzy smia-
10 przelewali krew "a te via
re W bitwach z dzikimi hor.
damn Tatar6w.
Jakkolwiek ! dis jeszcze
ugania "a ich dusza i kiesze
MIA podobna horda tatarska
W postaci r6znych Mlotk6w,
Kuryer6w, Bicz6w, Dzwon-
k6w tip, plugawych 6clerk,
to jednak Szlazacy maja ma
lyle zmysiu spostrzegawcze-
go, ze potrafia duskonale
odr6znic czarne cd biaiego,
wilka cd owcy, chocby ten
sig i W harania sk6re przyo-
dial.
Take heretyckie pi6midla
jeszcze nam tn mic dobrego
ME >dzialaty, opr6cz corocz
nego wyciagniecia kilkunastu
dolar6w ! obrzucenia blotem
honoru naszej parafii | pro-
boszcza, niecf.ze vice ME o.
piekuja sic nami, DO taxa
ich opieka ~poprowadzifaby
mas ma wieczne potepienie,
a nv = dzieki Bogu, jes-
te6my dose katoliccy, ably
sic ma ich robocie poznac.
Dalejze vice do dzie}a,
pokazmy libera}om, ze dobro
naszej parafii .za)ezy ME W
czytaniu plugawych, zydow~
skich i maso6ak,ch gazet,
ale W zgodzie l mi}osci brat
niej i W s}uchaniu tego, cze
mas duchowni prze}ozeni
nauczaja, gdyz tych ME SWAT,
ale sam Bog sobie wybra} i
sluchac ich kaza} m6wiac:
,,Kto was s}ucha< mnie
s}ucha, a kto wami gardzi,
NINA gardzi."
Many vice nadzieje, ze
Gala parafia stanie jake je.
den silny MAJ, ably wziasc
udzial " bazarze W ten
spos6b dopom6c sobie ma
wzajem do wyp!acenia ma
szego ukochanego ko6ci6lka
z d}ugu.
Z bratnim pozdrowleniem
kOlmitet BaZarOWy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
WIELKI JESIENNY BA.
A R*KOSCIELNY
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W :parafii Sw. J6zefa
W Browerville, Mimi.

W 0e~~ ~
w Br0Werville, Mimi.
Cz}onkowie parafii sw. J6
zefa " Browerville "a mi
cyatywa swego proboszcza
ks. J. Guzdka urzadzaja wiel-
XII pieciodniowy bazaar kos
cielny ma dobro parafii, kt6-
ra gwoli budowy novel 6wia-
tyni, ~wystawionej pred
dwoma laty, zosta}a obciazo-
ma dl1giem $4,000. dug ten
usi}uje ks. proboszcz powoli
sr{aca6 PREY dobrej wolf i
pomocy swych parafian. =
W tym to wfasnie celu od-
bedzie sic. ko6cielny bazaar,
kt6ry sic rozpocznie ]edno-
dni6wka W dzie6 Zaduszny,
potem. bedzie TRIVIAL przez 3
dni, s.. 6. u. l;s!opada, wresz-
Gle. zako6czy sic zn6w jedno-
dni6wka W dzie6 dziekczy-
nienia.
Ma .farmach stanowi "a
wsze Undergraduate W takich
rzeczach ia okolicznosc, ze
" jesieni farmerzy SO zajeci
do p6zaei zirny, trzeba vice
wYbierac dogodne ola Mich
dni, ably mogli wzia6c udzia}
" :podobnych urzadzeniach
Sztab b~azarowego komitetu
meskiego tworzy Is wybit:
ny!ch cz!ouk6w parafii, kt6
rych ks. protoszcz roz}ozv-
ma oddzielne p~odkomitety
celem. pomocy W urzadzan'u
bazaru.
Ma tegoroczny bazaar zbie.
raja sic rome atrakcye, kt6>
re zapewne przyciagna Kill
kanascie set nietylko para
fian, ale i drugie lyle obco-
narodowc6w. Parafianie do
starcza r6znych produkt6w
ma fantowa loterye, ma wy.
%grywanie PREY pomocy kre-
gielni, ko}a fortuny, pi}ki
:b%ec2kowej, kart, kostek,
strzelnicy itp. gier, - opr6cz
tsgo W hall bazarowej be.
dziemy ogladali piekny j
bogatY wyb6r r6znych poda~
runk6w W postaci cennych
rob6tek szyde}kowych, haf-
tow, artystycznych obraz6w
.oleinych, przer6znych wyro-
bow reki kobiecei, fabrycz-
nej tip W kioskach i ma
kramach znaidzie sic wszyst-
ko, cokolwiek tylko moze
bawieii przyciagac oko wi
dza. Godnen uwagi bedzie
urzadzenie departamentu re-
sklamowego. Do wsp64u-
dziaiu zostaiy zaproszone
wszystkie domy ~hurtownych
SHADOW 2 ca}yoh Stan6w
Zjednuczonych, %prowadzace
handel : tutejszymi kupca.
mi. Kszda taxa firma, cry
miejscowa, cry ~pozamieisco-
wa bedzie mia}a sw6j wlasny
przedzialik : szyldem swej
Sfirmy, pod kt6rym bedsie sic
znaidowal podarunek " pc.