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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-07
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This is the actual experience Of
Anne Croman, Santa Rosa. CAL, with
the wonderful D. d. D. Prescription.
d. d. d. is the proven eczema
cure, the mild wash that gives in
slant relief in all forms of skin trou-
BILE.
Cleanses the skin Of all impurities
washes away blotches and pimples,
leaving the skin a smooth and heal
thy as hat of a child.
Get a Csc trial bottle of this Won
derful eczema cure today and keep
it in the house.
We know that d. D. d. will do all
that is claimed for 1t.
Tallman Drug Co.
and delegates will be escorted to their
place of entertainment. Judge ]. H.
Bowers, chairman of the entertain
ment committee, that pre-
parations are being made TO care for
all visitors. The delegates have been
apportioned among the denominations
as follows:
Presbyterian and Methodist, $50
| tdCu, IdplAol anu lN5oNcioif GVV
each; Christian, 150; United Presby-
terrain, so; Methodist South, United
Brethren, Evangelical and others. 25
each.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the entertainment of our
friends, as we'll as making the pro-
grams of the three-day convention the
! most interesting and instructive in the
history of the association" said Judge
Bowers, and we are looking forward
to at least 1900 delegates, though We
are in position to take care of several
hundred more.
There will be prominent speakers
from the northwestern and coast
states, also from eastern centers, and
on the whole the program of the con-
vention will be arranged on such lines
as to give added interest to Sunday
school work not only in the Inlan(
Empire but throughout the Pacifi'
slope country"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-07
DANGER FOR PENDLETON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Many Pendleton people who have
or gas in the stomach or bowels, sour
stomach or constipation and do not
know that these are symptoms OF
chronic appendicitis which may any
minute become acute. They should
try simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
etc, as compounded in Adler-i-ka,
the new German appendicitis rem
edy-A SINGLE DOSE will bring re-
lief. Pendleton Drug Co. states That
the QUICK action Of Adler-i-ka Is a
constant surprise to people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-07

no and western Montana, are expect
ed to attend the annual convention
of the Inland Empire Sunday school
association in Spokane, April 25 to
81. They will be entertained on the
Harvard plan, being provided with
rooms and breakfast in private homes.
Rev. +. B. Foster, chairman of the
reception committee, has arranged
plans to meet every train coming in
to the city on April "a and during
the time the convention is in session.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-07

Fully nine out of every ten cases of
rheumatism is simply rheumatism of
the muscles due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism, neither of which
requires any internal treatment. All
that is needed to afford relief Is the
free application of Chamberlain's
Eminent. Give it a trial. You are
certain to be pleased with the quick
relief which it affords. Sold by all
dealers. r.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-07

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and reliable,
and have been praised by thousands
of women who have been restored to
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all deal
ers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-07

A word to the wise Is sufficient,
but a whole volume wouldn't con
vince the otherwise.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
Can A Rica NM
ENTER HEAVEN :?

The subject of The Rich Man and
Heaven will be discussed in Rev.
Dr.. T. b Stanord's Bible class at the
Y. NJ. C A. this evening. Questions
of great interest will also be conisd-
cred by the members OF Rev. C F.
Sparks class at the same time and
a large attendance OF men should be
present Prof Halls class of high
school students meets at the Y. NJ. c
A. ut $50 o'clock this afternoon and
luncheon will be served at 6:15. The
members of the Life of Christ" and
Personal Work" classes will meet at
6;l5 and will be through by 7;20. All
men most welcome. It's great op-
Tortunity Don't miss it.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
JAPAN HAS
VETERANS
|NHAWAI|
Has Army of 60, 900 Which
Could Be Ready to Fight
on Short Notice.
(By United Press.)

Washington, March 15.-It is not de-
MED here that Japan has an army of
veteran soldiers in Hawaii and that
during the last year it has been active
in a military way in the PHILIPPINES.
Army and navy officers have received
letters from the Far East. bearing out
the statements that Japan plans to
seize the PHILIPPINES. Hawaii and Am
erican Samoa.
In the event of war it is believed
here that the first attack would be in
Hawaii where the Japanese army OF
sixty thousand could take the field
over night.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
MAY FIGHT on AMERICAN SOIL.
(By United Press.)

Mexicala. Mexico. March i3.-Twen-
ty Rurales accompanied by all the
Mexican custom officers who were
driven out OF Mexicala by the insur-
gents, today started to Yuma. Arizo-
ma. over American territory. The
Rnrales received Instructions from
the Mexican government to report at
Yuma and there to meet a force Of
Mexican infantry troops. which will
attempt to capture the old town OF
Algondones. The statement h posi-
lively made that the Mexican troops
viii meet the Rasaisa in Yuma ON
American coil.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
ATTEMPT TO kSSkSSlhATE
JAPANESE MINISTER
(By United PressJ

Seoul. Korea. March ia plot to
the war minister OF Japan
and the governor general, Teranchi.
by dynamiting his train was discover
ed today through secret Information
given to the authorities by an Ameri-
can missionary Forty Koreans, in
cluding 4 cousin OF the man who as
sassinated Prince Ito. were arrested,
Their accomplices are believed TO have
crossed the Russian border. making
their arrest impossible.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
FRUITMERE AHO FOURMIlE

W S. Post, an energetic farmer of
Dozier avenue, has been very busy
planting his early garden.
\ party of about twenty-five of his
school mates surprised George New
ell at his former residence on Dozier
avenue Wednesday evening. The
young folks headed by their teacher.
arrived about 7:s0. A messenger was
sent for George. who was spending
few days with his aunt and uncle
on lincoln park, before his departure
to Grand Junction. They arrived
arrived about O'Clock George was
very much surprised and enjoyed the
occasion greatly throughout the even
Ing Games OF different kinds were
played. A paper was edited, called
The Surprise which was given to
the honored guest 20 take with him.
Luncheon was served about 10 O'Clock
and enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Muir has rented the King place
on East Main street for the season.
Mr.. George Sparks has rented the
Mats place on Cyanide avenue
The Fruitmere Owls gave a recep-
ton at the home of Mrs. R. E Lovern
Thursday evening in honor OF those
that assisted them with the entertain
ment given the seventeenth of Febru-
airy. About thirty-five were present
and all had fine time. \ delicious
supper was served about IL o'clock
Everyone present enjoyed the even
ing's entertainment very much.
Mr.. J. T. Hazard gave n dance and
Dutch lunch at the residence OF W. p.
Mink on Dozier avenue Saturday ev-
ening
Mr.. II. Coney has Just iini he'd grad
ing and seeding his lawn.
Lon Runner has been suffering
from severe attack Of lagrippe but
is much better at present
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heavenridge re-
turned from Montrose Saturday morn
ing where they have been for some
time visiting their daughter. They
report i very exciting time coming
through the Black Canon OF the Gun
nison. where they were forced to
stop several times to clear the rocks
and snow from the track. The track
men were forced TO use dynamite in
two places to break the rocks so they
could remove them from the track
Mr.. Colon, a resident OF Lower
Fourmile, who recently purchased the
place owned by Geo. Bethel, is max
ing great progress with his house.
which he is building on the place.
Spraying with lime and sulphur is
the feature OF the day In the Four
mile and Fruitmere districts.
Mr. r. y. Gage is building cement
walks around his house which is
great Improvement to his place.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

There viii probably be but one tick
ct In the rseld for the spring election.
So tar. no pubic move has been
made 10 put an opposing ticket n
the field. n anything e done in teex
hne Il must be done quickiy.
Filings of tickets Of conventions.
or BY petition. or OF independent can
didates must be made with the city
clerk ON or before next Monday.
The Reform party is the only party
in existence in this towa 50 Ear as
city elections 20. II ticket were
put up under any other party name 1t
would probably have TO be done by
petition.
The Reform party has called a con-
vention for Friday night at the court
house This convention will nominate
the candidates for mayor. city clerk
and treasurer. The convention will
consist OF fifty delegates
The delegates TO this convention
will be selected at ward caucasus
Thursday night
Each ward caucus will also nomin-
ate two candidates for aldermen.
The ward caucuses will do the real
business OF the election. Unless an
other ticket is put up. the ward eau
cuses tomorrow night will be the
whole thing. Its work will be the fin
al work-and the men named are as
good as elected.
So. inasmuch as the ward caucuses
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

HEAVILY
FINED
N. Y. Central and Pa. Roads
Plead Guilty to Granting
Rebates to Standard OIL.
(By United Press.)

Buffalo, n Y. March I5.-The new
York Central railroad today was fined
$4,000 and the Pennsylvania railroad
$4,000 in the United States district
court, after the roads had pleaded
guilty to granting rebate to the
Standard Oil company four years ago.
upon a shipment of oil from olean.
n. Y, to Bellowsfeld, Vermont. The
Standard has already been fined s20.-
600 for accepting the rebates.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
COL. ROOSEVELT IN Ell PASO

FL Paso, March l5--Coionel Roose-
Welt arrived here at 7.4o this morning
and breakfasted at the st. Regis hotel
with one hundred Euetss He auto
mobiled about the city and then spoke
in Cleveland Square at 9 O'Clock. Re-
ferring 30 the Mexican situation. he
said the United States wanted to see
Mexico peaceful and prosperous, but
wanted its prosperity based on justice
and independence.
Mexican Counsel. Romeli. delivered
to the Colonel. conEratulatory mes
sage from President Diaz.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
ANDREW CARnEGIE TO
Be IMPORTANT WITNESS
tBy United Press)

New York, March l5.-Andrew Car
Besie will be the most important wit
ness in the grand iury's Investigation
OF the looting Of the Carnegie Trust
company. District Attorney White
man said this afternoon that Carnegie
had advanced vast sum to save the
institution bearing his name, although
he was not financially connected with
80 in any way. He dsd moi recover one
cent
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
BUSINESS men Of
CANON OPT|M|ST|C
Speakers at "Goodfe11owship Banquet
at Strathmore Hotel Monday Night
Well Pleased With Outlook.

should not neglect the opportunity TO
display Its products OF the soil wher-
ever such expositions are held. FIRE.
mont county had made creditable ex-
hibits at several Of the cities men
toned. but II had not been as enter
afford to have been. Land" said Mr..
Patek. should be given the same in
teIligent advertising that the mercan-
tile commodity receives IL the best
sale is TO be made. Mr. Patek closed
his address By complimenting Mr..
Maddox as one OF the most painstak-
ing. energetic and successful CONNER
cial secretaries In the state and he
congratulated the business Mems as
soeiation on being able to obtain his
services.
Mr.. Oliver, like Mr.. Patek. was one
OF the Denver visitors at the banquet
and he said that II afforded him pleas
ure TO be present He was secre-
tary of the National Apple show at
Denver tao years ago and Was In
position to talk entertainingly on
Canon City Apples ! Have Met" The
apples from this section have carried
of many OF the best prizes at the var
ious horticultural shows during the
last few years. and. according 10 Mr..
Oliver. the only reason that still
Sreafer triumph was not won by them
was due 70 the fact that they were not
entered in pors classes Mr.. Oliver
stated that plans we're being discussed
for another great bAfsonal apple show
and that Canon City growers ought
TO yet busy In anticipation of cap
turing some OF the most coveted
prizes 70 be offered BY IL
IL Is q matter OF regret that We
are unable 10 reproduce at least the
tenor OF the addresses of the sever
nj speakers. hut space forbids and we
must content ourseif by saying they
were all in excellent taste and inspir-
al the applause OF those who heard
them.
George r Rockafellow. whose topic
was Our Future made the predic-
ton in his address which. he assert
ed. was based upon tangible assets.
that Canon CITY would grow in the
same proportion as the state and that
It's population in 1920 would be some
ding like 10000 people, II can hard
ly be less than that number. accord
ing To MIR. Rockafellow. aud may be
very much in excess OF that hg-
ure Canon City. he said, despite its
magnificent water power and other
advantages. can hardly hope To be-
come manufacturing community. but
&, c-n se developed into a great tour
.si csort ana @ t.@, rss made one
Of the most delightful and prosper
Gus places in the west Tourists have
made Los Angeles and San Diego the
most attractive and prosperous places
on the Pacific coast and they viii
make Canon City one of the most bea-
utiful and progressive communities in
the Rocky Mountain region.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
EVERY VOTER SHOULD
ATTEND THE CAUCUSES
A Caucus IN Each Ward Will To-Night
Nominate the Candisates for Alder
men Who VIII He Elected.

~ ne fpoui the same as the election.
st8y sstrld be largely a,tspded Ev-
srysody Mo swed two ytkrs ago. is
eiisible o afssnd these Saucuses to-
|norrps ntlaf. They win be wide op-
en- kEs..n GOOD citizens are welcome.
EveryDody WIN ha. an interest in
the election-eseryeody who has a
cAoiec fer MAYOR or alderman. should
atteae - eaocuse- tomorruw night.
The man who does not attend the
caucuses should make no kick. no
matter what is done
Just bear this in mind; Your pres
ence in the caucuses tomorrow night
is OF vastly more influence than your
vote will be on election day.
1t would show a mighty healthy
condition of affairs IL every voter in
the town would go out to the caucuses
tomorrow night
The caucuses will be held at 1880
Thursday night at the following
places:
First Ward-At The City Hail.; will
nominate two candidates for aldermen
and select ten delesates TO ths city
convention.
Second Ward-At the Y. NJ c. 4.
building; will nominate two candi-
dates for aldermen and select four
teen delegates TO the city conven-
CONTINUED on page 81
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
WALLS FALL; MANY
ARE INJURED

Nashville. Tenn. March l5.-The
walls OF the ]. II. Falls and company
Hardware store which was burned
two weeks ago. collapsed this after
noon Rescuers have recovered nine
persons from the ruins. One of them.
negress. was dead and the others
severely injured A number OF other
persons are believed to be buried.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
DENVER LETTER

Denver. March i4.-Ten weeks have
passed since the legislature convened.
Practically $4,000 has been expended.
Nothing of commercial or political.
or OF moral. Importance has been en-
acted into law or submitted to the
people.
Senator Irby occupied one hour and
ten minutes one morning last week
criticisinE congress for its dilatory
tactics, with especial reference to the
tariff The same morning the Sena-
tor went on record against consider
ing platform pledges or gubernatorial
appointments.
II will never recall single ap-
pointment ! have sent to the senate
said Governor Shafroth yesterday.
''They can either confirm them or let
them go unconfirmed and we will see
what can be done"
'our people will stay In this fight
until there has heen a senatorial eau
Gus or until the assembly adiourns."
said Mayor Specr. Thus We have the
reasons for the deadlock.
After the decision In the supreme
court TO shsrs1Iect that the proposed
'CoAAtitesioaal Ass1dnnents and ini-
tiassa and nslsssed 1bills snnst be
Uu1nted u nnnsponar is-each cnuuty
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
AMERICAN BOYS NOT YET RE.
LEASED FROM MEXICAN
JAIL

I'll Paso, March l5.--lAwrence Con-
verse and Edward Blatt. the American
boys who are In prison nj Juarex on
the charge Of sedition. have not been
released, despite the demand of the
United States government for their
freedom. Americans sionx the bor-
der are becoming very inAAsuans and
threaten 70 rs!sese tAsn ~ surss.
kndttk 6arnseie etc.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

Continued on page 81
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16
TODAYS SENATORIAL BALLOT

Denver, March is.-rodays senator
ial ballot: speer ss. Adams is. paw-
son 4, Thomas 3. vaille is. Cloudy Z.
McCrsary .. wArd.5. Martin 1. Aaupin
!. 'ops~asal 9. S1HssssA 4. wHtsfnan
4. Anmops I. W 49,,
Cañon City record., 1911-03-16

the opposition To this is pushing
bill reducing the legal cost OF print
ing ON these matters to five and three
cents line instead of seven and four
cents. While the manner of printing
is provided by constitutional sections.
the cost of the same is covered by
statute and can be changed by the as
sembiy.
The Democrats of the senate hand
by deciding to confirm the appoint
ment of Eugene Grubb TO the State
Board or Agriculture and Mrs Thalia
Rhodes to the Normal School Board.
Both are Republicans. 1t was charged
in the caucus that the governor was
trying to pay political debts. II was
when he heard OF this action that
Governor Shafroth made the state
ment that he wonid never recall a
single appointment.
There has Just arrived in Denver
a shipment from the war department
at Washington. consisting of two can
non. which will be displayed In the
public parks. The cannon were con-
signed To Adiutant General Chase who
Ia awaiting disposition OF the gift I'M
I'll action IL taken by the proper au-
thorltiea. This Ktss 10 Colorado 10
~, .rsauas Of lvgss,as1sA s>sovsa ~
e>sAror 0aRsenhsim t~o yssss ago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06
Niemczenie i profess
.t%antyzowanie Kaszubs

|, ,,Gazeta Gdanska" otrzy-
mule d~okumenty, z kt6rych
wynika, re ma Kaszubach oil
ilosc dzieci polsko
.'katolickich zmuszona jest u:
czeszczac do szk6f ]uterskich,
a co najciekawsze, szkofy'te So
luterskie, pomimo, re dzieci
polsko katolickie maja W mich
przewage i protestanci stano-
via W Mich nieraz zaledwie POI
lowe. ,,Gaz. Cd" przytacza
ma to nastepujace dowody z
powiatu kartuzkiego: " La
:sienicach uczeszcza do luter-
skiej szkofy 20 dzieci protes-
tanckich, a II polsko-katolic-
W Szklanejhucie % pro-
testanckich, a 81 katolickich;
W Mezewie Is prot. a SO ka-
toll, W Kolonji rs prot. a rs
kat, W Bureau II prot. a 46
W Przewozie % prot. a
q kat, W ~Nowymdworze 8.
prot. q Sc kat, W Ratach 81,
prot. a Sc kat, W Somoninie
10 prot. a ~ kat. Razem do
tych szk6fluterskich uczeszcza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06
.Uczmy |dzieci nasze czytaf
p1sa6 1 movie 20 polsku.
O TEN [ @ OWEN.

Jednym z grzech6w o POM
ste do nieba wo}ajacych jest
,,ucisnienie ubogich, widow i
sierot,' cnota zas przeciwna
temu grzechowi, a wyp1ywa-
iaca Il mifosci chrzescia1skiej
jest opiekowanie sic biedny-
mi, wdowami i sierotami. w
kazdem pa6stwie chrzescia6-
skiem zatem znajdujemy przy-
tu4ki ola ubogich i sierot i to-
warzystwa, zajmujace sic To-
sem biednych WIDOW. Nawet
W Ameryce W kazdym stanie
istnieja zak}ady. dia sierot i
ubogich, niemasz takiego
miasta, gdzieby ME byfo ko-
misyl ubogich, a nigdzie ME
SO one tylko cd parady, O.
wszem moze re wszystkich
komisyi So komisye ,ubogich
najczynniejsze. Powiedzia4
przeciez Pan Jezus: ,,ubogie
zawsze macie.z re soba!"
w Ameryce wszelkie in
stytucye rzadowe So zarazem
bezwyznaniowemi, stad kato-
Icy, kt6rym chodzi przede-
wszystkiem o wychowanie re-
ligijne opusz:zonych sierot, j
0 to, ably starcy katoliccy swo-
bodnie spefniac mogli swe
obowiazki religijne, utrzymu-
ia wfasnes sieroci1ce ! przy-
tufl1i ola starc6w. Nam Pola-
kom lezynadto ma sercu ma
tsNa E@&.-## Rss.yE Nf IHn4f y. y ~, -E91@G
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06

cIlyUa PiZyJclilIlOScl 1dklclllu
panu ME sprawia, szatem precz
~ p%opami!" DIS moze ME
0 czem daWniej tylko
ksiadz pamieta1, zalatwic mo-
re i .cywilny cz4owiek, ale pa
mietaja dobrze starsi obyWa-
tele te easy, kiedy ksiadz j
ksiadz byi i ojcem du-
%chownym, j przedstawicielem
cywilnym cafej kolonii i je-
dynym patryota, co wiedzia}
0 uroczystosciach n~arodowych
i wieczorki zwo4ywa1, ably je
uczcic, jedynym organizato-
rem, = wog6le jedynym co
"a Gala kolonie myslec musiaf:
DIS, powiadam, moze sic ME-
jedno zmieni}o, ale czyz ola
tego, re jeden i drugi z cywil-
nych tel myslec potraf, juz
ten, kt6ry myslaf dlugie lata "a
wszystkich dis ma mic sic ME
IDA? Czyz ten:moze nazwac
sic s}usznie mySlacym czfo-
wiekiem, kt6remu sic zdaje,
re on zastapi dis ksiedza we
wszystkiem? Starsi j m}odsi,
co sic PREY ksiedzu myslec
nauczyli ~powiedza wam, les
Gle W grubym b}edzie, a choc
tn i owdzie uda sic wan oba-
}amuci6 gromadke, to jest to
tylko ma chwile, DO po- reflex
|syi nastapi rozczarowanie; a z
MEM czesto opuszczenie rak
do wszelkiej piracy ma niwie
n%arodowej: WmaWianiem W
lud, re jest dose uswiadomio-
nym, ably bez ksiedza dac
sobie rade, bez tego ksiedza,
kt6ry mu byf Wiernym pre-.
wodnikiem przez lat: dziesiat-
XII, og}upiacie tylko ten lud
i pchacie go :wstecz, W te
ciemnote, z kt6rej 'I 90 ksiadz
z. wielkim mozo}em ~wyzwolif
Kto pragnie prawdziwegospo -
stepu a umie myslec, ten nj
|gdy ME bedzie podkopywal
|powagi kapfa6skiej; lecz O.
|wszem jezeli ME pod przewo-
dnictwem ksiedza, e~przy-
najmniej reka W reke z MIN
~prowadzic bedzie ludl -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06

:426 dzieci polsko-
a tylko 1873 professionalism.
II Jest: to nietylko germani-
zacja, ale i protestantyzacja,
DO chociaz dzieci katolickie,
ma sic rozumiec, ME pobiera-
ia religji professionalism tylko
katolicka, to wiemy doswiad-
czenia, re W wykfadach szkol-
nych zachodzi lyle rzeczy, kt6-
re- wyk}adane przez nauczy-
ciela protestanta, musza ujem-
ME wp}ywac ma religijne wy
chowanie dziecka katolickie-
:. Tymlcza<sem ME odzywaja
sic przeciwko temu zadne pro-.
testy re strony czynnik6w
miarodajnyeh, a mianowicie
:: nn;a Z 81 wfadzy duchownej i
niestetyI dzisiaj juz nawet "a
p6zno ma to. Byf czas do "a
PROFESSIONALISM, gdy brakfo
szk6f ola dzieci katolickich, a
zak1adano je ola kilku nieraz
dzieci protestanckich, rzeko-
mo W interesie zagrozonej
niemczyzny. Wtenczas to mo-
ina byfo przewidziec, re z CA
sem beda do mich coraz vie
eel przydzielac dzieci katolic-
kie, uzasadniajac to tenn, re
szkofy katolickie So przepe}-
nione, na pobudowanie no
:wych szk61 ME ma srodk6w
zas szko1y protestanckie
swieca pustkami. Ze tax sic
na-to wfasnie dow6d
nowy W owych d~okumentach.
Rejencja gda6ska, oddzia}
ola spraw koscielnych i szkol-
nych, zazada}a, ably PREY szko-
lie katolickiej W Salakowie W
powiecie kurtuzkim ustano-
.iono trzeciego nauczyciela,
dw6ch obecnie uczy PIP
Ma to wydzia4 powia-
rkartuzki z landratem
tamtejszym Hagemannem ia
ko przewodniczacym zaczaf sic
ably ~ dzieci kato-
z Pa4ubic - kt6re u
czeszczaja do szkoly W Sala-
przy1aczono do protes-
tanckiej szkofy W Pa1u1bicac;h!l,
ma tylko 10 dzieci. W
zasadzie tel rejencja sic temu
ME s%przeciwia, tylko obstaje
przy swojem dla tego gl6wnie,
ze j wtenczas jeszcze do szko-
" W Salakowie uczeszczaloby
10 dzieci, a ma dw6ch nau-
.zycieli powinno ich bye mai
wyziej $40. Jaki bedzie wynik
.apewne wkr6tce sic okaze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-06

POTRZEBA dobrego cz}ewieka,
Polaka, do prowadzenia wyszynku
(salonu) W budynk5u Polskiej spdlki
polish Stock Coz W Winonie.
Zglaszajacy sic miusi mice troche
got6wki. Zglosid sic do' kompani,
browarniczej VIM. Sehellhas.; -.