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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
UPPER PENINSULA
VAUGHAN NOT TO RUN.
Will Not Seek REELECTION as Mayor
of Marquette.

Mayor Daniel Vaughan of Marquette
announces that he will not be cam
didate for reelection in April. He
had intended to reserve this announce
ment until a later date, but he has had
so many inquiries of late in regard
his position clear without any further
delay. Many people who have been
pleased with the manner in which he
has administered the duties of the Of
flee, and particularly with the admin
istration that the police department
has had since he was elected mayor,
have urged him to again seek the Of
flee. but he decided some months ago
that with the conclusion of his first
term he would withdraw, and turn the
mayoralty over to other hands.
II have enjoyed my experience In the
office" Mayor Vaughan said, but its
duties call for much time and are fro
ouently disagreeabe i'm their nature.
I feel that with the two-year term
i'm vogue the office is one that may
well be passed around. and | VIII be
well content to surrender 1t to the
man the voters of the city choose to
be my successor"
Mayor Vaughan's decision not to be
a candidate again will occasion mo
great surprise among his friends as
they have for some months understood
that It was his intention to announce
that he would not seek n second term
when the proper time came.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
WANTS BEET ACREAGE.

The Menominee River Sugar COM
pany is endeavoring to close contracts
for 10000 acres OF beets this year.
This would mean seventy-five days
run. Already contracts have been
closed with farmers for over Iooo
acres and there Is three months work
ahead of the agents, so that the hgure
hoped for is expected to he reached
Experts are In Menominee conferring
with the officials relative to dryer
plant which may be built Action on
this matter will be taken withih "n
other month The proposed pan,
would cost $4,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
Delicious ColesIaw.

Select a fine, white head of cab
bage; cut into shreds with a sharp
knife. and cut across the shreds once
or twice. Place in covered dish;
pour over it one half cupful of vinegar
then salt to taste, tossing with a fork
so as to mix thoroughly. Place In
saucepan one cupful of cream, one Ia
blespoonfu of butter and one half cup
ful of sugar. When the cream comes
TO a boiling point pour gently over two
well-beaten eggs, stirring all the time
As soon as a creamy custard remove
at once from the fire and pour over
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

The United States consul at Niagara
Falls, Canada, makes a report which
will probably interest American fac
tory owners. He says: "An announce
ment was made by several power COM
panies at Niagara Falls that a system
of pensions for all employees would be-
come effective on Jan. l, 1911. All en-
ployes in their employ ten years will
be retired at sixty-five, and may be
pensoned at $40 to 500 a month.
Every employe at fifty, after fifteen
years service, who shall be incapaci-
tated for any position the company
may have available may be retired
and pensioned. Accepting a pension
will not bar pensioner from engaging
in other business, but no person who
shall have forced the company, within
three years of retirement, to pay a
claim for damages shall be entitled to
a pension"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
DARNlNG WOOLENS.

Woven wooden garments which have
become too thin in places to support
the extra strain of an ordinary darn
can be treated in the following man
ner. Soak piece of net till quite soft
and when dry tack on to the thin place
on the inside of the garment. The
over the net. and, a firm foundation
being thus made for the darn the
mending will be found to be quite sat
isfactory.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
Amber Pie.

One cup of sugar, half cup of butter
milk, half cup seeded raisins, half tea
spoonful of cinnamon. half teaspoonful
of cloves, half teaspoonful of nutmeg,
half tablespoonful of flour one table,
spoonful OF butter the yolks of two
eggs reserving the whites for the
frosting. Mix all ingredients except the
egg whites. pour into an open crust.
and bake until set" Cover with n
meringue made of the beaten whites
and a little sugar, and return to the
oven long enough to brown lightly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
SALT INSTEAD OF GREASE.

While we were fond of griddlecakes
we were not fond of the smell of the
grease. Now, instead of greasing my
pan, l have a bag of salt, about the
size of a small egg. with which l rub
the pan, says a contributor to Coco
Housekeeping. The cakes do not stick
and are a nicer brown than when the
grease is used.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

During the past 20 years the lakes
of Russian Central Asia have shown
n steady rise of water-level. Within
this period, or since 1885. the sea of
Aral has riven about six and a half
feet The phenomeon has accompan-
led a period of augmentation of rail-
coll
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

Bargain snaps from our clothing de-
partment: $40 Mems o. X. Seal Caps
reduced to $15.95; SIG Mems X X Y
Seal Caps reduced to $12.S0; $s5 fur
lined coats reduced to s6775; sos fur
lines coats reduced to $77.75. Vertin
Bros. ia
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
cornmeaI GriddIe Cakes.

Scald two cups of sifted meal, mix
with cup of wheat -four and tea
spoon of salt, add three we'll beaten
eggs, thin the whole with sour milk
enough to make the right consistency.
Beat the whole until very light, and
add teaspoon of baking soda dis
sweet milk, use two large teaspoons of
baking powder instead of soda.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

1t is announced that King Victor
Emanuel of Italy has subscribed ST.
600 to the annual fund for the main
tenance of the proposed Verdi charity
schools for Italian immigrants in New
York city, and in addition will send a
staff of twenty Italian teachers to the
school This staff will be kept per-
manently in New York city at the ex-
ponse of the Italian government.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

A regular meeting of Elizabeth Re-
bekah Lodge No Is will be held in
their hall Friday evening Feb. Srd
Meeting opens at o'clock sharp.
~ BY order of Noble Grand
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

dies. II is nearly one-ffth of a mile
long and in every dimension dwarfs
every ship ahoat over 10000 riv-
cts weighing 1900 tons were used in
its construction.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

Harry f. Oelrichs, nephew of Mrs.
Herman Oelrichs has been suspended
by the Union club, one Of the most
exclusive social organizations in New
York, for six months for engaging I'm
fist fight with Walter Kingsland OF
Paris. who is passing the winter here
and who is a member of the club.
Kingsland continues to enjoy the priv
.lcges of the club. II is said that this
is the first time in seventy five years
that members of the club have 80 far
Forgotten the traditions Of the organ
ization.ps. to resort to blows within
the club Winding.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

daughters of Henry Fielding Dickens
and granddaughters of Charles Dick
ems, novelist, also were in the play.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

children's overcoats and fancy suits
at Vertn Bros. IA
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
THE HOUSEHOLD

the shredded cabbage. Mix well, cover
and set aside to get cold.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

The Bradley Contracting company
of New York has come out with an
offer to take over the entire INTERIOR
ough subway scheme as planned by
the public service commission. The
company offers To construct the sub
ways along the interborough route
as laid out by the commission. to
equip them and TO operate them. The
company wants SS5,437,561 for build
ing the subways. 1t offers to equip
them at its own expense and to oper-
ate them upon such terms as the COM
mission may determine TO be reason
able. IL offers to turn the work over
to the city at any time upon the pay
ment of the cost OF equipment plus
10 per cent or to operate them for
period of years to be agreed upon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

TIE United States needs more Jews
says Jacob II. Schiff. the banker and
philanthropist Addressing a gather
ing I'm the Educational Alliance build
ing at the annual meeting of the He
brew Sheltering| and immigration Aid
society i'm New York, he said: There
are not enought Hebrews in this coun-
try. Statistics show that the Hebrew
population is but ? per cent of the
total, and per cent would not be too
much. We could have 100000 more
Hebrews. but IL should be arranged
that they go west and help build up
the great country but there" The re-
quirement of funds. when an immi-
grant lands. Mr.. Schiff thinks. should
be abolished as a bar to many desir-
able immigrants.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

According to the New York Review.
theatrical publication, Valeska Sur
ratt the vaudeville actress. who was
married to her leading man. Fletcher
Norton. has been offered $4,000 by
Robert Mackaye. a wealthy young real
estate. operator, and one OF Miss sun
rats former admirers. II she viii con-
sent to secure a divorce. Half of the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

Miss Lillian Pampel of Wabash,
Ind, did not want a large wedding,
but she wanted the ceremony perform
ed i'm large place. As a result she
was married in the Waldorf Astoria
hotel in New York to ]. Wood Wilson
of Marion. Ind. Miss Pampel did not
want her intimate friends to miss her
wedding. Nor did she want to have
any other clergyman perform the
ceremony than her own minister, so
she brought her wedding guests, min
lister. prospective bridegroom and
trousseau all to the city with her. A
special trai had to be chartered.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02
Straw Bits Of News From
Little Old New York

$50, OO0s h.is said, will go to Mr.. Nor
ton If heSeonsents to the arrangement.
John d. Rockefeller walked from his
home to the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church in New York and enjoyed the
tramp i'm the snow. He arrived at the
church long before the regular serv-
ices hogan and shook hands with many
friends. He was especially pleased
when he saw the sexton, John f. Rit-
ter. who had been absent for several
Sundays. owing to a fall when putting
the Christmas tree up in the Sunday
school room. MIR. Rockefeller pressed
the sections hand warmly and left
something i'm his palm. When N
Rockefeller had entered the church
Mr.. Ritter looked at what he thought
was some message on a piece of paper
and found IL to be a $50 bill.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

The Isthmian Canal commission has
levied "A monthly tax of $l.25 on public
carriages $3.50 for two-wheeled vehi-
cles, and So for four-wheeled vehicles
applied to conveyances using Canal
licensed by the Republican of Panama.
Pleasure motor vehicles are taxed $25
and motor cycles $40 per annum, while
motor cars carrying freight or pay
passengers are taxed $3.50 per annum.
Each vehicle must also carry a num-
Der, for which 81 is charged.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

While in the United States efforts
are being made to keep children off the
stage and I'm the nursery, English man.
ayers are seeking plays that utilize the
smallest youngsters imaginable. Only
recently two of the youngest actresses
on record appeared in the Court thea
ter. London. Both are only four years
old, and were in company that had
fifty children less than eleven years
old. Margaret Nichol. four years old,
had this line to lisp: II want to sit
beside father on Christmas" while
Felicity Warner, also four years old,
said, in lending her toy spade to the
hero Remember. it's my very best
spade" Olive and Elaine Dickens,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-02

Andrew Carnegie has succeeded not
only i'm making himself the second
richest man i'm the world. but also in
enriching several of his fellow coun-
trymen, says the London Chronicle.
When the "star spangled Scot" retired
from business his fortune was estimat
ed at e75,OOO,OOO (s375.OOO O0O). and he
had made about e5O,OO0,00O ($20O,
O0O,0O0) for the friends and partners.
a large proportion of whom are of
Scottish birth. These include George
Lauder, his cousin, who now lives in
retirement at Pittsburg, with at least
100000 2O,OOO,0OO) to soothe his
declining years; Thomas Morrison, al
so a cousin. and Alexander Peacock,
another son of Dunfermline, also
amassed huge fortunes at Pittsburg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23
NOWINY z AMERYKI

WASHINGTON, 20 listo-
pada.- Paezydent Taft "a
chorowal ME moze opu.
ezczaf ia}ego Domu. Me
jest on powaznie chory jest
tylko przeziebiony j wedle
orzeczenia lekarzy stan jego
zdrowia niebudzi najmniej-
obawy tAlko ME wolno
mu wychodzic 2 domu j
przez kilka dni moze zaj
mowac sic zalatwianiem tyl-
ko pilniejszych interes6w.
Wskutek tego ME mote OBJ
bye zapowiedzianej podr6zy
do Richmond Va gdzie mia}
zasiadac ma kraiowym kon-:
gresie dr6g dobrych Opie-
galy luz pogloski ~ prezY-
dent zacnorowai ma zapele-
ME pluc ale temu stan owczo
zaprzeczono, DO take sekre-
tarz prezydenta' Charles D.
Hilles przeziebi} sic mocno
j dzie6 spedzil y l6zku ale j
U niegc niem apo wazniejszej
choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23

WASHINGTON, Cd Who's
kiego minisra wojny nadeszla
depesza kablowa, majaca two
rye rodzaj urzedowego o6-
wiadczenia, W kt6rej pod ma
pjsem: ,,Wloskie SERGE, arab.
skie okrucie6stwa'', minister
San Giulano stara sic W ory-
ginalny spos6b uzasadnic 0.
krucie6stwa popelniane przez
Wloch6w " Trypolis. Prey
klady istotnie nleslychanych
okrucie6stw popetnionych
przez Arab6w, przytacza row.
niez liczne przyklady szla.
chetnego postepowania Who's
kich zolnierzy j oficer6w, ME,
wymienia zadnych okru-
tclenstW przeZ WfOchoW p0-
pe}nionych, ale pc przytocze-
niu tych przyklad6w Oswald
cza, ze Wiosi wciaz byli "a.
grozeni przez nieprzyiaciela
gwaicaoego wszelkie reguly
wojenne j dodaje: Kara os-
tatecznie sta}a " stosunku do
zbrodni popelnianych. Byla
to walka zab a zab. Okrucief
stwoiak sierp przesz@o prxez
pola bitWY. Krew "a krew.''
w tym zwrocie mie6ci sic
niezawodnie przyznanie, g
takze Wlosi dopuszczali sic
.okruciefstw nieslychanycb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23
FRIED, No. OAK,

FRIED, NO. OAK,
dnia Is. list. 1911.
Mech bedzie ~pochwalony,
Jezus Chrystus!
MOI drogi Wiarusiel
Czy ME bylby6 tax dobrym
umiescic tel kr6tkiej kores-.
pondencyi napisanej przez
starego batchelera kt6ry juz
W trzech wojnach bra} udzia@
al ia starosc przywedrowa}
do Fried, N. OAK, gdzie roz-
ny6lam uad ,swoja przesz}o-,
6cia i prawie 2 nud6w pisze
to pare wierszy, ME ola to-
leo, zebYm chcia} bye zna-
nym %szanownej publiczno6ci
polskiej ma ziemi ameryka6-
skiej, lecz ze mi}uje ludek,
chcialem ostrzedz tenze pred
%namowami nielito6ciwych q.
|gent6w, jak oni umieja, "a
marnego dolara czlowieka
przyprowadzic do upadku.
] tax po wojnie japo6sko-
rosyiskiej bylem zmuszony
uciekat z pod bata moskiew-,
skiego j to pod Niemca O.
pieka szukatem przytu}ku,
|lecz wkr6tce stamtad mule
wypedzili, zkad przyby}em
do ziemi obiecanej czyli Al
berry kanadYjskiej. Mialem
wtenczas got6wki $4,000,
Idostalsm Cd rzadu kanad Vi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23

rrsz:uol1ciliby6 "a drzwi, prze-
knnani, 20 to laidacy. To
ME katulicy %wirrzacv, ale IA
5cv, kt6rych moze ba',ka "a
'uin~la do Knsrinfa Bn7rgo,
ally ich ochrzri;c''.
Otto jak dnbjtnie j wyraz~
ME .m6wi nasx Npw. ks. Bis,
kup Rhode 9 zlych pismach
j o tych, kt6rzy takowe wy.
.daja. !.
| czy2 my, Pnlacy, przo-.
stajemy g}uchym; ma to pre-,
stroge naszego Npw. KS.
Biskupa Rodaka? Czyz
bedziemy nadal brudzic ia.
see rece %przyjmujac yakaza-
ne pisma' Cxyz bedziemy
coraz barhziej p~rzycmiewac
nasz umys} czytajac bezbozne
niamo ralne, przeciw religijne
artykuly? Czyz bedziemy
deprawowac, psuc burzyc
nasze katolickie serca jadern,
jaki z tych przewrotnych
pism, gazet sic saczy2
Me, ME daj tego Bozel
laden prawy katolik. -
Polak takich gazet, jak "Ku-
rjer Polski", "Gazeta Wis
consi6ska," "M}otek du-
%chowny," "Bicz Bozy," INA
SEE zycie," "Dziennik Naro-
rodowy" i t. p. W domu
swym ME 6cierpi.
Kazdy prawy katolik =
Po)ak, jezeli ~prenumerowal
take pisma jak "Kurjer Pol
ski" "Gazeta Wisconsi6ska"
"M}otek duchowny," "Bicz
Bozy," "Nasze 1ycie," "Dzien-
nix Narodowy" i t, d. ma
%ychmiast je odm6wi, ME-
~przyjmie, zwr6ci radakcyi j
wiecei "a ME pfaciC ME he.
die. :.
~. -F- -.'. + .....rs -" .-f--- = 3
TAX uczyni kazdy, kto ma
choc odrobine uczucia kato-
lickiego.
Prosze jaknajuprzeimie]
wszystkie inne polsko - ka-
tolickie pisma o powt6rze-
ME togo artykuiu.
2 szacunkiem.
0. Franciszek Manel, 0. f. m.
Franciszkanin
z Pulaski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23

ME ci odpisze ma kazde "a"
pytanie. Gdyby6 znowu kio.
dy6 chciai polepszyc sw6j
byt, ~zapewni6 swa przyszto6c
i nie chcia}by6 sic prazyc W
Texas Tub we Virginii naplss
do pana s~zarkowskiego, Fried
N. Oak. on ci r6wniez u
dzieli wskaz6wek gdzie MOI
ma dostaG ziemi dobrej i ma
Edobrych warunkach i poda
ci Gene ziemi " N. Dakocie.
.Oby te korespondencye
powt6rzyly jeszcze inne ga
zety sby by}o nauka j ostrze-
zeniem ola ludzi dobrze N.Y.
6lacych.
Paratianin z paraG Najst.
&erca p. Lzasa, 10 Fried N. Dak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23
LOS ANGELES CAL, Pie.

LOS E CAL, Pie
ciu ostattecznie W procesie
No Namary zaprzysiezono,
kiedy, obro6cy o6wiadczyli,
ze dalej odrzucac ich ME
beda, ale zaraz potem iesz-
czo sedzia zwolnil cd ps}oie-
MIA urzedu 2 sedzi6w przysie-
glych, tax ze trzech tylko
pozostalo. So mimi cie6la Ro-
bert Balm, mlynarz Byron
Lysk j hodowca pomara6cz
F. d. Green. Clarka odprs.
wiano 2 powodu zwankuja-
cego zdrowia q Mendenhalla
2 powodu 6miertelnego "a:
chorowania jego matki pc
zgonie jego OLGA pred dwo-
ma miesiacami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23

MMHMEMHM
zgodziei solidarnosci - ME
ma tutaj sad6w ami police
man6w, a salony So pozamy.
kane. We Fried maja ME
bardzo wielki ko6ci6}, ale
piekuy. Co niedzie}a ma zjez-
dza sic ludzi z okolicy, ME
ma farmerskich ciezkich wo-
gach jak W Kanadzie Rusini
jada do cerkwi: konlem j
krowa bez roga. kt6rej dra-
glenn r6g odbi1 ably koniowi
Okla ME wybi1a, ale przyjada
pieknemi ko6mi bryczkami i
automobilami.
Szkoda niepowetowana, ze
nowy KS. Prohoszcz we Fried,
Wiel. KS. Fir. Olszewski, kt6-
ryE12 lat ~przemeczy} W dzikiej
Albercie kanadyjskiej, gdzie
sobie bardzo zdrowie zrujno-
wal, DO inaczej daleko wiecej
m6glby zdzia1ac ola tutejszej
parafii. A jednak zamierza
ten sluga Bozy ma, wiosne
pobudowac pierwsza szko}e
polska parafialna " p6}noc-
no-zachodniej stronie st.
Zjedn.
Zasluguje take ma uwage
we Fried p. Szarkowski, kt6-
ry utrzymuje wielki sklep.
Jest to czfowiek bardzo ucz-
ciwy i sumienny wszyscy
polacy bez wyjatku wysoce
go cenia ola jego uczciwo6ci
i rzetelnosci. Obs1uga W skle-
pie bardzo grzeczna, to tel
ludzi tam zawsze pe1no ola
zakupu towar6w i rzeczy
~spczywczych. Oby to ludek
polski zrozumia1 i Mo dal sic
namawiac f%alszywym agien-
tom, ME tracil zdrowis i pie
niedzy j ME szed} do Kanady
zimnej do kt6rej tax agienci
namawiaja i niektore gazety
z%achwalaja, gdyz to wszystko
jest nieprawda - ale raczej
pozostal W st. Zjedn. gdzie
jest lepszy byt j przyszlo6t
pewnie]sza. Mech ia ci be-
de przyk}adem mi}y rodaku,
co czytasz tego Wiarusa
"a 4 lata " .Kanadzie straci-
lsm $4,000 nogi nam cd.
mrozonA i do togo W nich
reumatYzm q " krzyzach
ciqzkie }amanie Cd karczowa-
MIA " Alberciei prawie dzia.
dem jestem IA staro66 2 po-
wodu tych chor6b i utraty
pieniedzy j zdrowia v Kama
die.
Cheese sic przekonsc c:em
Kanada pachnie napisz pare
slow do naszego ks. prob.
Fr. O~lszewskiego, P.O. Fried
N. OAK. on INA gluntown,le.
sto ,lu1ll11 kanadyiskie ] Chef
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-23
PULAsK.lI, WIS.,.
dnia 10 listopada 1911..

$50 y &FHREIE 3@sEA.S N>tt@i E4sGS
dnia 10 listopada 1911.
szanowna RedskIct!yol
Prosze iak naiuprsejmitj
o umieszczenie " lamach
swego pisma 81 ..ssnastepuje:
Okolica tuteissas zto9stala ma.
wiedzona playa pisIm bezbo4~
nycb, przeciWl j ], rreligijnych,,
professionalism. Agenci pisma
"Nasze tycie,' ~wydawanego
przez Babtystow, "M}otka
~Duchownego,' Kurjera Pol
skiego," wtykaja swe pis-
mid}a ludziom z najzuchwal-
sza natarczywo6cia. A gdy
spotkaja sic z stateczna cd
nova uciekaja sic, do podste-
pu. TAX postspi} medawno
agient Kurjera Q Milwaukee.
Gdy mu stanowczo W pew:
nym domu W Pulaski, Wis.
oznajmiono, 2e Kurjera ME
chca MICE, wtedy 6w
agent zaczal podstepnie "a
chwalac "Kurje, Tygodnio-
wy" czyli Gazette Wiscon'
si6ska": ze jest dobr.em pis-
mem ] t. d., gdy tymczasem
"Gazeta Wisccnsi6ska" nj
CT EN- innem sic ME r6zni
cd "Kurjera Polskiego" jak
tylko to 10, re. "Kur]er" wy
chodzi codzie6 bluzgajac
klametwem T. 0szczerstwami
a "Gazeta Wisconsi6ska" O.
czernia i k{amie~ raz " ty..
godniu. r. &c as1"
Niezawodnie ci agenci W
podobny ;spos6b i gdzlein-
dzisj postepuja. Ola tego
zwracam uwage i prosze, aby
Szan. RodacY'i Rodaczki ME
dali sic oszukac takim pod
stepnym agientom i os'rzegli
swych znai(o'm1i!ytcchs tax prrzet'
"Kurjerem Polskim" jak
pred "Gazeta .Wisconsi6ska"
i pred wszystki innemi
i'm podobn emf, szczeg6Iniej
pred zakazanymi pod gree
che ciezkim przez Npw
KS. Biskupa dyecezyi Altoo-
ma, Pa, ]. kt6re byly wy
szczeg6lnione W r6znych pis.
mach W: miesiacu wrzeSniu
Niejednokrotnie przeciwko
tym zlym istprzewrotnym ga.
zetom wystepowal i nasz MAJ.
prev. KS. Biskup Rhode.
Podobniez W niedziele 3.
wrze6nia " Chicago, ILL.,, "
parafii Pleciu Braci Polak6w
i Meczennik6w, gdzie Npw.
Ks. Biskup Rhode konse.
krowal nowy dzwon i udzie.
lii Sacramento Bierzmowa-
mia, ME omieszkal ostrzedz Q
niebezpiecze6 stwie jake gro.
Ii wiernymi ze strony zlych ]
przewrotnychh gazet. oto 81
slowa Npw. ks. Biskupa
"Uderz W Pasterza i rozpro'
szs sic owce -"
"Pankowie ci It. j. gaze.
ciarze) kt6rzy ko6ci6} ka'
plan6w bezustannie b}oten
obrzucaja nie czynia stego, jail
sami twierdza Ola polepsze
mia duchoxie6ls { y I I'm { che
dsi . to, aby lud oderwat oe
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