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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
Plans For Taft's Trip

Washington, Aug. 2l.-Plans
for President Taft s coming trip
through the west and to the Pa
cific coast practically were com
pleted Sunday. The journey will
be almost as extensive as that tax
en- by the president Oh his fam
Gus Swing around the circle "
in 1909 when he travelled more
than 1900 miles and visited 33
states. He will break ground for
the Panama canal exposition at
San Francisco, make several score
Of addresses and attempt to scale
the 1900 feet Of Mt. Rainier s
slope.
According to the present ar
rangements the president will be
gone six weeks. In that time it
is expected he will make 200
speeches. Republican leaders look
upon the trip as the most i'm
portant, politically, that the presi-
dent has mapped out since he
entered the White House. He
will go through all the states in
the west in which the recOgniz-
ed domination Of the progressive
republicans are counted upon to
oppose his denomination next year
The start will be made from
Beverly on September II.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
ROLLED BY TRAIN AND LIVE
Automobile Accident at Water
town Has Fortunate Ending

Watertown, August 23.-Roll-
ed along the ground under a
freight train for distance Of
l25 feet before it could be brought
TO IA stop, Andred Storned, Of
tins city, and Dennis Burnes, of
lroquols, 5. d., were taken alive
from the wreckage OF their q au-
tomobile in the most miraculous
escape III Il grade-crosslng acci-
dent i'll the history Of the city.
Ihe two gentlemen had started
Tor Lake hampeska III five
passenger Pullman car, when
just as they reached the tracks
III the Greaat Northern they
were run down by string OF
lrelght cars pushed by u South
DakoJa Central switch engine.
Ine car was struck square in the
middle and before the men could
jump 1t was whirled over and ov-
CT anu was beng ground slowly
70 pieces under the wheels OF
the tram. The men were like
rats III Il trap beneath the top OF
The tonneau, which, however,
proved to be their life preserver.
frantic cries to the engineer had
tnc elect O1 bringing the string
oI cars to Il stop ut the earliest
possible NOM ut, and the frenzl-
ed onlookers dragged the unre-
cognlzable mass OF wreckage from
beneath the train, expecting to
md but the mangled bodies OF
the two men. When the top was
Corn away both men were alive
and though bruised and covered
with blood, neither man had even
a bone broken. Unless their in
Cernal injuries prove more seri-
Gus than is now thought the
doctors say both will be dis
charged from the hospital within
a few weeks.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
62ND CONGRESS ADJOURNED
Washington Deserted After End
of Extra Session

Washington, Aug. 22.-The
first session of the siXty-sec-
ond congress ended today and i'm
mediately the departure of the
members began. President Taft
as we'll as several tired legisla-
tors, departed and tonight offici-
I'll Washington is comparatively
deserted. After an eXtraOrdina-
rv session lasting over III days
the Adjournment was feature
less. The president vetoed the
cotton tariff revision bill just as
he had vetoed its predecessors,
the wool and free list bills. The
veto was only sent to the house,
IN accordance with custom, and
there it was received with demo
cratic laughter and republican
applause The veto was referr-
ed to the ways and means com
mittee. where it will rest until
the whole subject Of tariff revi-
sion is renewed at the regular
session Of congress in December.
Although everybody was in a
happy mood in both houses the
usual vaudeville features at the
close of the sessions in the house
were missing. President Taft
spent half hour at the capital
where he was greeted and cheer
ed by senators Of all political con
pleXion. Just at 6:O2 o'clock the
vice president S gavel fell, pro
claiming the close of the session
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
Going Far For Apples

Fasteners are always surpris-
ed to see the choicest places on
the fruit stands occupied by
Washington and Oregon apples.
No matter that they have seen
this year after year, they seem uI
able to get used to the idea that
their own immediate localities
cannot, or at least do not, supply
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
Californian Is Industrious

Washing yon, Aug. 23.-One of
the new m n in Congress who has
attracted favorable attention be-
cause of his industry and sound
ideas is Judge Raker, of the First
California District. He is the
only democrat from the Golden
State and he is a progresive-o1
insurgent, if you please. But
more important than either to
his constituencies the fact that
Judge Raker is hard worker
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24

Rifle township, this county, is
the latest to want to secure wa
ter from artesian wells, and has
petitioned the state engineer to
locate four wells in that town
ship. Rifle is located north of
Midland, and is in a section that
is rather high for the artesian
flow, but can probably secure
wells which will bring the water
near enough to the surface fol
pumping.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24

Watertown-Shot in the hip
by a bullet from a 81 caliber re-
volver in the hands of boy who
then ran away Wilber McBath,
aged IL, is under the Doctors
care at his fathers home while
the police are looking for the mis-
creant who shot him, and who is
believed to be one Of a gang of
boys who have been carrying con-
cealed weapons lately. The injur-
ed boy was watching ball game
when he was struck down, and
can assign no cause for the attack
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
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80 - =, -, -
Pierre-Jack Dalton, who has
recovered from his injuries, caus-
I'd by the automobile accident a
few days ago is again able to be
out on the streets. a. +. Reich
man who was also in the car at
the time of the acclG INT left for
his parents home i'll LeMars, Ia,
to remain until he fully RECEIVERS
from his injuries. II. j. kiehler
is entirely recovered from his i'll
JurleS and was accompanied home
this morning by Frank johnson
OF the Locke hotel.
Abcrdecn-Jamcs Norwood, a
farmer near Ashton, $. d., isn't
worrying about the drouth. lie
has madC his second cutting of
alfalfa on 20 acre tract, getting
4 ton and half to the acre. An
earlier cutting, in June, yielded
Two tons, and he will be able to
cut for third time later in the
season. With the yield amount,
ting to four tons an acre, his
land will average $40 an acre
for the season.
WatrrtoWn-A 2l year fran
chise was granted by the city
council to Ferris Bros, own
ers Of the electric light and pow
"r plant in this city, for a street
railway with a line to lake Kan
peska. a maximum rate Of Is
cents to the lake and Of 5 cents
to any point III the city was fix
ed by the council. The company
has until next July to have it's
line in operation to the lake, and
one year longer to complete its
cross town system. Work on the
lake extension will begin at once
Belle F2urche-In order to es-
tablish his right to the use of
water from streams in this part
Of the Black Hills, John b. Case
a resident Of Belle Fourche, has
brought suit in the circuit court
here against 176 residents of
Lawrence county and some COM
panies, all of which he contends,
deprives him of his water right.
Many of the defendants are resi-
dents Of Spearfish canyon and
"icinity, and get their water from
Spcarfish river, while others get
it from Spearfish river, while 9th
rs get it from the Belle Fourche
)r Redwater rivers or Crow creek
Among the defendants is the
lIomestake Mining company,
hich is erecting a ST 1000, 900
hydro electric plant in Spearfish
canyon.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
FALL FROM HORSE IS FATAL
Kadoka Boy is Thrown BY His
Pony and Shock Kills

Thursday evening at about sew
en- 0 clock this community was IA
gain startled when the words
was telephoned to town that AL
bert Holmes, the seventeen year
old son of George w. Holmes and
wife, had been thrown from his
Eorse and killed.
During the afternoon Mrs.
Holmes and son drove to town to
get a pony that Mr.. Holmes had
sent up from the reservation by
q. q. lnman as IA present for his
son, and about six o clock they
left for their home and in less
than an hour the lifeless body Of
the oldest son was picked up by
loving hands and placed upon d
couch close to the spot where
he fell. Albert was exceptionally
pleased with his new pony and
upon arriving home Immediately
saddled the pony to ride. The
pony did not want to go and
.eave the other horses and Albert
used the spurs. At the touch Of
the spurs the pony gave a lunge
and threw the rider in such a
manner that he lit on the side OF
his chest. He got onto his feet
and took too or three steps to-
wards the pony as if to catch the
bride reins, threw up his hands
and fell upon his face lifeless
form. His mother and sister lift
ed him onto the couch and doe
tor was telephoned for but found
that death had been almost IN
staneously, caused by the burst
ing of blood vessel i'll the
brain from the shock.
Kind neighbors hastened to the
stricken home and did everything
in their power to tighten the bur
den of the bereaved ones, and
&. G. Inman, and daughter, Hal
leen, rode all night to bear the
sad news to Mr.. Holmes, who
was employed on the reservation
nearly sixty miles away and a
little after five o'clock the next
night they returned with the
father.
The pony had been with the
bunch of horses owned by Ray
Woodard and had been rode and
appeared perfectly gentle, before
being purchased by Mr.. Holmes
and sent to his son.
Albert Holmes was an honest
and upright boy, and though but
seventeen years old he has tax
en- a man. S place in the work
about his home and to his moth
er and brothers and sisters was
the mainstay Of the farm while
his father was away working and
why he should be taken away
Just as he was entering into man
hood is something we may never
know but He who noteth even
the fall of a sparrow has called
and another one of His ser
wants has answered the final call
home.
THE funeral services were held
at the Presbyterian church on
Thursday afternoon and the
church was packed with sympath
izing friends who gathered to
pay their last respects to the de-
parted. Rev. d. S. Brown preach
ed an eloquent sermon full OF
words Of comfort to the bereav-
ed relatives, and the body was
laid to rest in the Fairview Gem
etery.-Kadoka Press.
YXIo.ak A - oa:as. YXIolla
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24

Mandy, who had just become
a widow, was sorting out several
suits Of black underclothes. Her
friend asked in astonishment:
Mandy, whah fo' yoh done
got dem black undchga 'ments?"
Cause when All mourns,
All mourns. Everybody s.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
IRRIGATION PLANTS IN WEST
"Scotty' Philips Big Project
to be Continued

Pierre Aug. 23.-Before the
death of Scotty' Philip he had
ordered pumping plant for tax
ing water from the Missouri riv-
er for the irrigation of IA large
tract of land on his ranch seven
miles north of Fort Pierre. 1t
was supposed that the death OF
Mr. Philip might mean delay III
this work, but his son, Stanley,
is going ahead with the project,
and the plan has been accepted
and is being installed. Contracts
have been let to Il steam break
ing outfit to tear up five hundred
acres of the sod on the ranch
this fall yet, and next year there
will be one of the largest irri-
gated ranches of the country in
operation in Stanley county. The
use Of water from the Missouri
river once started in this direc
ton will grow rapidly, and the
supply of water is such that all
the pumping which can be done
along the bank of the mighty
stream cannot have any appreci-
able effect on it's flow. BY next
year another extensive plant Of
the same kind will be in opera
ton at the Lumley ranch on
this side of the river, three miles
east of this city. rrhe ranch is
owned by a stock company, and
comprises several Pittsburg mil
Iionaires, and while here "a short
time ago they announced their
intention of getting their plant
installed in time to get service
from it for next year. They al
50 own several hundred acres on
the Missouri river bottoms which
can be irrigated, and most OF that
will be planted to alfalfa. While
a large part of the Philip ranch
in Stanley county will also be put
in alfalfa, many acres Of it will
also be used for gardening
lhen the opportunities of the
,'heyenne river are not to be ov-
'rlooked. Carr brothers, near
.rsIie, have their plant on the
ground being installed, with Il
pump capable of furnishing them
tater sufficient to irrigate about
hree hundred acres, and they
low have men at work digging
he bitches for this irri eating
.ork. They will devote most of
heir acreage to alfalfa. One of
The big irrigated gardens i'll
this part of the state takes its wa
ter from Bad river. 1t is just a
short distance from Fort Pierre
and while the irrigation work
has been cut out for this year,
It was not stopped until the
crop on the tract had been made
and it is a fine one regardless of
the lack Of rainfall in the early
months Of the year.
Besides these large plants, nu-
merOus small ones with limited
power have been operated along
the Cheyenne and White rivers
mis- year, and from this time on
many ranchels will have the
means at their command to place
water on their fields in case of
need in any dry season, even il
they are not called upon to look
to them for the making" of
their crop. They will feel easier
for the assurance of a crop re-
gardless Of the showers, if they
should fail them at any critical
time.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24

You had better take advan-
tage of the prices in Wilkinson 3
Removal Sale ad and buy your
Christmas presents now.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-24
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MAVERICKS S

Happenings i'm County and State
Some items are rehaShed,
some given credit where cred
it is due, and some are swiped
bodily,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-23

34-inch White Ramie
Linen - finish C. a n n o n
Cloth, has the exact ap-
pearance of the all-linen
suiting. Sold regularly
at Csc yard. Pre-Inven-
tory Sale rnH
price, yard. UYZC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-23

Now for the final clearance of o.
anese Porch Screens at the lowest pr
These Porch Screens are made OF Japar
with rope and pulley.
The 6xs-ft size sells regularly at 800. FOL
$50, for 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-23

Sd, S. and So
Tapestry Portieres,
08c each.
Tho fall and winter season
will soon be here, so now Is q
good time to supply your
needs when prices are but a
fraction Of what they will be
when the season opens.
In this lot there are Is Extra
Heavy Tapestry Portieres;
some are silk mercerized with
fringed and vandyke edges;
others are in bordered and orr
entail stripes. Most Of them
match into pairs, but the sin
gle ones are useful for single
doors and couch covers.
All are 80 inches wide and
3 yards long.
Many shades Of green. red,
brown and tan.
Sell In pairs at 81, So and So.
Pre-Inventory Sale, CSC each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-23

Genuine Androsooggfn Yard-wtde Cotton brand
known for its smooth, quality. Sold BY every
store for 1910 yard. offered tomorrow TAO . yard
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05
W}aS6lWd rz66zl.' ,N6 Was
ClWuIn GzdSl6.

NadszeH czas~ spoczypku, ! kazd33
czfonek familii wyglada jak najzd1owiej,
lecz ia lub owa choroba przychodzi ma
gle o p6inocy. Dziecko zakaszi ochry-
Die i VIOLA ma make, re- je. gardfo boil.
Innego czfonka famili mole przebudzi
Dol neuralgiczny,[ krepujacy mu nerwy.
Lub napad astmy aodbierae komu cd
dech, 1e tylko : trudnoscia dostanie
troche powietrza. Atutajzmoga ubiedz
godziny, zanim przywofany lekarz zdo-
Ia nadejsc. Wtenczas niezawodny Pain
Expeller Jest wart wagi zfota.
Zachowuj go tax, abys.w potrze,
bic kazdej chwili .m6gf go uzye. Bar.
do wazne jest zachowanie w1asciWych
srodk6w o~stroznosci, MIN doktor przy-
bedzie; a czesto niejedno cierpienie. jak
zaziebienie, ME rozwinie sic tax dale
ko, ably grozifo MISUNDERSTANDING, le-
zeli zdrowy rozsqdek j Pain Ex-
peller natychmiast zaczna czynic swoje.
Pain Expeller sprzedaje sic W aptekach
20 % i SO CIV. "a butelke. Miej W pa
mieci. obok podana odbitke opakowa-
MIA, W jakiem prawdziwy Pain Expel-
Ter zawsze sic znajduje.
F. Ad. Richter & Co.,
213-215 Pearl Str, New York..
lkhtesa pisali Ksnss usuwajja ~zatwndsesia.
- ~ So E--F- --~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05
UCzmy dzicci nasze Czytat
pisa6 | movie pc, pOlsku.
O TEN / @ OWEN.

Rok 1910 skohczy} sic
g%wa}towna smiercia dwu sia-
wnych, .wypr6bowanych i
odwaznych zeglarzy napo-
wietrzllych - J. B. Moisanta
iA1ch. Hoxsey'a. Dotychczas
og6}eka IS ludzi - ptak6w,
znanych szerszej publiczno-
Sci, przyp1aci}o zyciem swe
smia}e pr6by u%jarzmienia
powietrza, a lin ich eie pc.
kaleczylo ma Gale zycie, ilu
mniej g}o6nych smier6 po-
nios!o, o tenn sig SWAT nigdy
ME dowie. A czy ma tenn
koniec? Gdzie tam!
Cz}owiek - to divine
stworzenie, zdaje mu sic, re
czego inny ME dokaza}, co
sic innemu ME uda}o, to sic
udac jemu musi, tego on
na{:ewno dokaze. Wszak CO.
raz wiecej ludzi r6znego wy
ksztalcenia i r6znych zdol-
no6ci zajmuje sic awiatyka,
lataniem W powietrzu, vice
tez W tyms roku Y waiiecej mo-
Jenny sic spodziewac wypad-
k6w fatalnych, gdyz do udo-
skonalenia sztuki latania je-
szc,e dalekol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05
NajjpErz.' ks.
Biskupai 2 Rhodego.
Wielebnego Ducho:
WienstWa, ~Szan0Wnych
Braci i Si6str Zjed-
nOcZnia POlSkO
RzymskO Ka-
tolickiego.

w celu wyjasnienia ME
kt6rych szczeg6l6w, zacho-
dzacych W zwjazku re spra-
wa niedoboru W kasie lied
noczenia, jak. r6wniez celem
polozeuia fanny gorsZacei a
niekorzystnej polemice, pro-
wadzonej ma lamach czaso-
pism naszych, ~poswiecam
VAN niniejszem kilka uwag,
do}aczajac do mich rozporza-
dzenia do kt6rych wszyscy,
majacy ma sercu dobro lied
noczenia, powinni sic zasto-
sowac.
Ma pierwszBm miejscu zaz.
naczam, re zle ~zrozumiano
charakter i.zadanie Komisyi,
TAX zwanej Sledczei, i stad
nies}ueznie= odm6wiono ME-
kt6rym osobom W sk}ad jej
.wchodzacym, prawa do u
czestnictwa=- jej pracach.
Oznajmiam przeto, 70 Komi.
sya rzeczona, wybrana przez
prezydenta, zgodnie 2 w}adza
mu .przynalezna, ME ma to
zostala wybrana, ably funk
cyonowa}a jake trybu 1a} sa-
dowy, ale ma to, ably obmy6-
lila i ~powzie}a -odpowiednie
Srodki do .odzyskania sum,
brakujacych v kasie Zjedno-
c%zenia; powt6re, Komisya
wymieniona ma sic zajac W
imieniu calego Zarzadu,
pred =kt6rym Jest odpowie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05

Czerstwy .umys}, dobra
%strawnosf, zdrowa watroba !
doskonaly aIetyt naleza do
~blogoslawiefstwa. kt6re spro-
wadzaia ORA Richtera Koto
w.czne pigulki Kongo na "a
twardzenie i wzdee;e. Is i
5Oct.. Kotwics ma. butelce
Jest znakiem p~rawdziwo6ci.
Aa. Richter & Co., 215
Pearl Str, NeWIYork.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05

w Chicago pewien ksiad2
odm6w;} pogrzebu
koscielnego czlowiekowi, kt6-
ry ME by1 u spowiedzi wiel.
kanocnej. KS. Arcybiskup
pono pozwoli} p6znjej ma ma.
legania :strazak6w, koleg6w
|owego nieboszczyka, ma po-
grzeb koscielny i ks;adz 6w
uslucha} zyczenia Arcybis-
xupa. Me wdajemy sic W
komentowanie postapienia
ks. Arcybiskupa, ale p,awie
pewni jestesmy, re ks. Ar
cybiskupowi sprawe pred.
stawiono W niew}asciwem
Swietle, a ME by!o czasu do
gruntu sprawy zbadac. =
Kazdy katolik vie, q PREY
najmniej wiedziec powinien,
re ksiedzu katolickiemu nie
wolno chowac z koscio}a
czlowieka, kt6rY przynaj-
mniei raz W roku i 10 oko1o
Wielkiejnocy ME przystepuje
do ~sakrament1w sw.; 0 tenn
powinni wiedziec take rer
pism polskich,
pism, kt6re ME
powinny, jake organy urze
dove organizacyi polskich !,
narodowych N) ale
sk}adajacych sic W wielkiej
.iekszosci 2 katolik6w, u
czuc religiinych tel wiekszo{@
CT obrazac, q jednak tax
ME Jest. Ot6z pismak cd
Zwiazkowej Zgody, ito pc.
wiada, ze niydy przvciw
Koscioiowi katolickiemu ME
wystepuje j do spraw. reli-
sic ME MESA, uzy}
sobie pc swojemu ma owym
ksiedzu, kt6ry zupelnle stu
sznie. postapi}, jak mn obo.
wiazek nakazywst. NagadA o
J, f%anatyzmie'', Q ,przeiytych.
0 jakims ,,duchu
postepu" tip, aby tylko Iud
zniechecif ku kaplanowi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05

takuiaco ma czternascie ma
stepnjacych pytaf: ~ Czy'
nauczylo Gle
.odczuwac dobre sprawv ! je
.popierec?
p. Gays chetny brac U
dial W piracy epo}ecznej?
81. Cay sic czujesz bratem.
maluczkich?
~. CIV potrafiss sob!e
jednat sta}ych przyjaci6R
s 81. Czy potrafisz bye PA
wdziwym przyjacielem?
g.. Cay potrafisz patrzec
emia1o W oczy uczoiwemu
mezczyznie Tub niewinnej
%niewiascie?
y. Czy potrafisz widziec
W dziecieciu cos godnego
mi1osci. - Czy przyczepi sic
do Ciebie ma ulicy pies O.
puszczony?
81. Cay potrafisz byc. we.
so1ym i szczesliwym ma niz-
seem s%tanowisku W zyciu?
81. Cay uwazasz mycie
naczyh kuchennych lub oko-
pyVanie k%ukurydzy "a tax
odpowiednie zajecie ola clio
wieka mys|acego jak granie
ma pianie lub golf?
10Y. Guys wart cos W.
wlasnych oczach; - czy pc.
trafisz bye szcze6liwym o
samocie?
11}. Czy patrzac ma SWAT,
widzisz cos wiecej orr6cz
|dolar6w j cent6w?
|. 12). Czy patrzac ma ka}uze
blota, widzisz W niej odzwier-
ciedlone czyste niebios skle-
picnic?
1877. Czy patrzac wieczo-
rem ma gwiazdy, :widzisz cos
poza niemi?
~. Czy dusza Twoja~ od-
czuwa ~pokrewie6stwo re
|Stw6rca swym?
By}oby niezawodnie o wie-
le lepiej ma swiecie, gdyby
wszyscy, kt6rzy roszcza So
bic prawo do wyzszego wy
kszta}cenia, nieustannie So
bic stawiali powyzsze pyta~
MIA. Baldzo one podatne do
zamieszczenia icb W spisie
postauowien noworocznych
- zw]aszcza panom dzien-
nikarzom!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05
NASH

Upowaznlenlsa do kolektowan,a
abonamentu W1ARUsA, nastepujacy
nasi agenci m~ieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich: Mendyk : .. t.:
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
FRIED. N. Oak d. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jo.ef Gruba
" 2 s"s'1'@Leon Miotek ~
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Micha} Mish
Mellen, Wis, Teof Derdowsk.
NANTICoKE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
zEW WAvERLY. Tex F;:F.<Proch r~>, -
NORWAY Mich. MateuszB ilski,.
OAK HILL, Mich, St fogorzeiski
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. ID. reodor Wv socki
WILNO Minn. Fr. Badzi1ski. d..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-05
lieAtesa pisnlki Ksnss usuwaja zatwadsesi

F.['y.-Tg+-r =
racyi niepokojenia sic, ale
przeciwnie powinni6my Bogu
dziekowac, ze po d}ugich Ia
tach rozcieto Wreszcie skry.
ty wrz6d, kt6ry grozi6 lied
noczeniu. upadkiem i 20 Gala
sprawe, bez wzgledu ma ia
kiekolwiek nastepstwa odda-
no smjafo i bez ogr6dek do
w%iadomo6ci Ziednocze6c6w.
Zjedncczenie nasze, dis iaj
W posadach niewzruszone,
wyjdzie z PROXY tel silniej:
SEE i trwalszeby lepiej moze,
anizeli dotad, spelniac swoje
blogie zadanie.. Spokoju tyl-
--- +. SO -E.fr.+- --S 49, -s 80
ko, zimnej Krwi i nleco vie
cej taktu, a %wszystko, co "a
sz1o, wyjdzie no dobrr9 paszej
organizacyi. Ma razie ami
Sejm nadzwyczajny. ami
-
Zjazd catei. administracyi na
predce zwolanej ME 'pom6gl-
by sprawie. Trzeba najpierw'
och}ona6 cokolwiek z pierw-
szego w~razenia, trzeba sic
1rozpatrzec, trzeba mice W re-
ku informacYesi dokumanty
pewne i wiarogodae, a wten-
czas dopiero bedziemy sic
mogli zabra6 do piracy syste-
matycznej mad grcntowna
naprawa z}ego i do wymiaru
sprawiedliwosci. Mech zatem
zarzady towarzystw ihczfon-
kowie tychze wiernie jak do
tad stoja PREY naszej organi-
zacyi i spelniaja swoje Quo.
wiazki, ME .obawiajac sic nj
czego. Zsrzad II. Cd czasu
do czasu W stosownYch chwi-
ZACH, droga .zwykfa, dalsze
podawac VAN bedzie wyj&s-
nienia W tel sprawie.
Ko6czac tych kilka slow
milo mnie VAN, Drodsy Bra
cha i Siostry Ziednoczen'a,
zas1ac W tel ciezkiej ola mas
dobie, szczere zyczenia
Szczesliwego Nowego Rogu.
VASE brat " Chrystusie,
KS. p. P. RHODE,
Hon. Kapelan Z.P.R.K.