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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-04
DEATH OF A MISSIONARY BISHOP.
Right Reverend p. verdaguer, D. D.
Vicar Apostolic of Brownsville,
Texas. TWenty-one Years
a Bishop.

The Right Reverend Peter Verda-
guer, D. D., for the past twenty-one
years Vicar Apostolic of the missions
ary Diocese of Brownsville. Texas,
died on Thursday, October 26. The
funeral services took place in the Pro-
Cathedral of st. Augustine, Laredo,
Texas, last Tuesday morning.
Bishop Verdaguer was born in
Barcelona, Spain, seventy-six years
ago. After his ordination to the holy
priesthood in his native land, he came
to the United States and began his
labors in the Spanish missions in
California Later on he was rector of
a church in Los Angeles, and when
the Vicariate Apostolic of Brownsville
became vacant by the promotion OF
the Right Reverend Dominic Manucy
to the See of Mobile, Father Verda-
guer was chosen to succeed him in
this missionary territory which COM
prises that portion of the state of
Texas adjacent to the Mexican
Frontier. The appointment was made
on July 8, 1890, and his conservation
as Titular Bishop of Aulon took place
the following November. For time
he resided in Brownsville but later on
removed to Laredo, Texas. His
knowledge of Spanish, as well as of
the Mexican dialects enabled him to
do great missionary work along the
Mexican frontier. He was both Bishop
and priest and performed all the
duties of the humblest missionary in
connection with those OF his office.
He spent much of his time in in
structing the people, teaching cate
chism to the children, giving retreats
for first Communion, building
churches, chapels and schools, and
providing Sisters and priests to minis
ter to the spiritual needs of his peo-
pie. His Vicariate has population of
about one hundred and fifteen
thousand of whom eighty-two thousand
are Catholics. 1t has fifteen churches
with resident priests and fifty-three
missions with chapels.
Bishop Verdaguer died suddenly
while on one of his missionary jour-
neys. He was on a tour of confrma-
ton in the lower Rio Grande Valley
when he was stricken with apoplexy.
The Most Reverend Archbishop
Blenk of New Orleans has. appointed
the Right Reverend G. Jaillet, Vicar
General under Bishop Verdaguer, to
be administrator of the Vicariate
pending the appointment of {, success
scr to the late Bishop.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-04
ENGLISH CONVERTS
IN THE PRIESTHOOD
SIX HUNDRED AND TWELVE HAVE
BEEN ORDAINED.

There is not and cannot be any
greater object lesson of the drawing
power of the Catholic Church than
the exhibit presented in the new edi-
tion of Mr.. w. Gordon Gordon's now
well-known Converts to Rome" It
is no mere general statement of a
crowd who have become Catholics, but
it gives the names, residences and
public station of men and women who
dominate the pages of Who's Who in
England.
They have been drawn to the
Church not by personal gain or world
ly ambition, but for conscience sake.
Many of them have made very nota-
BILE sacrifices in order to get right
with God.
The list is a roll of honor that might
well be quoted on various occasions.
There is no more powerful argument
for the Church than the one contained
in this exhibit.
It includes the names Of 572 clergy
men of the Church Of England, % of
the Church of Scotland, 12 Of the
Church of Ireland, and 13 Non-con-
formist ministers.
There are 29 peers and So peeresses,
532 who are described as members
of the nobility" AZ baronets and 21
knights. The names are given of 30S
c1ergymen's wives, $50 clergymen's q
daughters and 269 clergymen's sons;
306 Of these converts were officers
of the army and 64 Of the royal navy.
OF university graduates, 586 were
Of Oxford University, 346 Of Cam
bridge, "a of Durham, and So of Trim
ity College, Dublin; 425 were public
school men," Elton heading the list
with SO names
OF these, 612 have become Roman
Catholic priests, OF whom $50 became
secular priests and 243 joined one or
other Of the monastic orders. OF
these latter, 100 became Jesuits The
book affords melancholy reading to
Protestants, but it certainly proves
the immense service rendered to the
Catholic Church BY the Oxford move
ment and ritualism.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-04
EXPELLED FROM X. or c.

After a fight conducted for a year by
Representatives Ben Johnson of Ken
lucky and Cox Of Indiana, and Will
liam Y. Dwyer OF Washington, d. c.,
it was announced recently that Emil
+. Scharf has been expelled from the
Knights of Columbus on the charge of
political activity within the organiza-
ton. It was specifically alleged that,
while In the employ of the National
Republican Committee. Scharf sought
to ALLEVIATE Catholic voters from Bryan
to Taft during the last presidential
campaign.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-04
'TERNA" FOR GHEYENNE /
BISHOPS SELECT NAMES FOR
VACANT SEE.
A meeting of the Bishops of tn.

Province of Dubuque, presided over
by the Most Reverend Archbishop
James ]. Keane, D. d., was held at
the residence of Bishop Scannell,
Omaha, on October 25, for the purpose
Of selecting ''terna" or list of three
names to be forwarded to Rome for
the vacant See Of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
From these names the next Bishop of
that See will be chosen and the ap-
pointment will be announced in the
course Of the next few months.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
HOME TALENT
WINS LAURELS

The Country Kid made a
decided hit fhiittatt at the opera holse here
Monday evening and everybody
who attended went a ay happy
and those who forgot to go were
grouchy the next day when they
learned what they missed
The parts were all well taken
and the audience showed its hearty
appreciation by frequent bursts of
of applause.
The Country Kid was the
star fun maker, but the others car.
.ied out the characters assumed to
charming perfection and taxing
everything into consideration gave
one of the best amateur perform
ances that has ever been put on in
Mobridge,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
POSTOFFICE
IMPROVEMENTS

George A. Abbott, manager Of
the American Postoffiee Equipment
Co., of Chicago, spent Monday
last with Postmaster Vawter, fig
nring on enlarging the fixtures OF
the Mobridee postoffice. All boxes
in the present equipment are now
rented and people are calling for
more. 1t is interesting to know
that Uncle Sam requires the post
master to furnish his own equip
ment throughout, while your I'm.
Gle furnishes only the books and
blanks. Still, all box rents must
be Iemitted to the department. The
postmaster is at liberty to furnish
such fixtures as he may consider
satisfactory, but Postmaster Vaw-
ter believes in giving Mobridge the
best there is, and his enterprise is
duly appreciated.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
SITE CHOSEN FOR
r. r. HOSPITAL

DR.. Bueffier of the Milwaukee
Hospital association was here from
SEATTLE early in the week and con-
ferred with the committee appoint
ed by the Commercial club, Messrs.
Woods. Comstock and Ramsburg,
in regard 70 site for the hospital
which will be built here this
season.
DR.. Bueffier looked over the sites
offered by the Grand Crossing
Land company, and the one in the
Eklo addition, but preferred block
81 in the Milwaukee Land com
pany's addition and finally selected
that.
His proposition is that we secure
the land for the site and that the
water be furnished free at the curb
line, the association to do its own
plumbing.
The Commercial club has de-
cided to do all it can in regard to
the site and leave the water qxes-
zion the city council.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
RAILROAD NOTES

j. w. Fry, Supt. Cont Tel Co.
with headquarters at Seattle, was
in Mobridge Monday,
DR.. Boeffier, who is connected
with the hospital association on
the Puget Sound, was here looking
over the sites offered for the new
hospital
Traffic from the west was delay
ed Tuesday morning by the freight
wreck at Mcintosh
Work on the eight new stalls at
round house is being pushed as
fast as possible. With the other
improvements and a total of eight
teen stalls Mobridge can bdst Of
having one of the best round
houses on the system
The Strengthening of the main
line at Points is still in progress.
Dirt from this cut is being used
for the filing in of the trestle
work at the west approach Of che
bridge.
On Monday while one of the
switch engines was undergoing
some needed repairs, a part of the
boiler head was blown out at the
same time starting the engine in
motion at a rapid rate. Forman
Hoard was notified and at once
mastered the ituation with anoTher
en- inc, and playing the part Of
Casey Jones', captured the wild
engine at the sand pit, about three
miles east of town.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
F. M. BOYD'S ICE
CREAM FACTORY

F. M, BOYD has installed a plant
for the manufacture Of ice cream,
at an expence of $500.
This means that we will have the
pure article every day ard no more
shipping in ice cream from other
places and running the chances of
getting an inferior article.
Mr.. Boyd expects to turn out
300 gallons per day, so the city
will be amply supplied and prob
ably some oltside orders will be
filed.
He has procured disc brine
freezers, the latest in that line, ice
crushers, ice cream mixers and a
hot water plant, and has installed
a gasoline engine.
An experienced man has been
engaged to manage the business
and will arrived from Watertown.
S. d. as soon as the season opens.
Mr.. Boyd has always shown him
self to be public spi, ,ited and is
right IN the front line when it
comes to improving and enlarging
his business as the demands of our
growing city require advancement.
His bakery is the most perfect
and up-to- date on the line and his
BAKERY goods are shipped far and
near aud have made a splendi
reputation fer excellence.
He has lately increased the
capacity of his bakery from 1900
loaves per day to from 2500 to
5000, and a little latter expects to
run day and night.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
MEETINGS OF
CITY COUNCIL

Meeting of City Council of City
of Mobridge, S. d, of February
2Oth, 1911, Aldermen re-asembled
Pursuant to adjourned meeting of
February 18th 1911.
Mayor Stoltzman presiding.
Aldermen present: Hoard, Clark
and ScheuleY. Aldermen absent:
Harris, Nelson and Larson. Meet
ing ajourLed to Feb. uary 9th.
1911, for want of a quorum.
Adjourned meeting Of the City
Council of the City of Mobridge,
, s. D. Aldermen re-assembled pul .
suant to the adjourned meeting of
February Doth. 1911.
Mayor Stoltzman presiding
Roll call of Alderman resulting as
follows: Aldemel present; Harris
Schueier, Clark and Larson.
Aldermen absent: Nelson and
Hoard.
Bond of Tanner Brothers with
the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company, as Sureities,
in the sum OF $2675 90 running to
the City of Mobridge, was present
ed for approval.
Moved by Alderman Harris and
2nd. by Alderm n Clark that the
said bond be approved and placed
on file in the Auditors office and
the 5000 certified check of Tanner
Brothers be returned to them by
the Auditor. SO carried.
An application was then present
ed and al accompanied by pro-
posed franchise in form, by the
Missouri Valley Telephone Co.,
asking that a franchise be granted
sAto them to erect anu maintain in
the City Of Mobridge Telephone
Exchange with all the appur-
tanances thereto belonging
Moved by Alderman Harris and
2nd. by Alderman Larson that the
Mayor appoint committee to con-
slider the said franchise and repor;
on same at their earliest con.
venience. SO carried. The Mayor
appointed on said committee,
Aldermen Harris, Larson a:d
Clark.
The following bills were then
presented and allowed:
Bill of News Printing Co. of Aber-
deem, S. d. for justice court
blanks and docket ordered by
Justice Barnes. ....... 420. &c
Bill of A. w. Rowlee for
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
SOCIAL SCIENCE
CLUB BANQUET

There wa a banquet of the
Social Science club at the Mobridge
House last Friday evening, four
teen being present, and the guests
entertained by the club were DIR.
Current and w. S. Wrigley. A
toast was responded to by DIR. Cur
rent on Football and its Good
qualities, (" which, coming as it
did from the captain Of the Mime
sofa Varsity, met with hearty APP
proyal. w. S. Wrigley entertain
ed the company with incidents of
his recent European trip. For in
stance, he told of purchasing =
railroad ticket for 81. 80 and rid ng
on it ) days. That beats the Sc
fare. Frank de Malignon spoke
on the need Of a lecture course in
Mobridge, and his remarks were
right to the point. VIM. M,
Potts had for a subject THE need
of a lodging place in town." and
his ideas were listened to with
interest.
Rev. Cole gave an interesting
talk on the work of the Social
Science club it's needs and its
application, and after a few good
stories and flashes of wit the gay
crowd dispersed looking refreshed
and happy.
Vote early and often for the
most popular young lady in Wal.
worth county.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
BADLY INJURED
In r. r.. WRECK

In the freight wreck which oe-
Cured at Mcintosh Monday night,
Patrick Mcdonald was injured so
seriously that he was taken as soon
as possible to the hospital at Aber-
deen. He was severely bruised and
both legs were crushed. He was
unconscious from loss OF blood
when he reached Aberdeen an it
was feared that he could not under
go ali operation in his weakened
condition,
1t seems that Mcdonald, who
was a freight handler at Mcintosh,
was on the rear end of a freight
train. One freight was backing
o to 9 sidetrack when it was ran
into by another freight and both
trains were wrecked.
Arthur Wright, q son of Mr..
and Mrs. s. Wright of this city.
was firing on one CT the freights
and luckily escaped injury.
Later. Patrick Mcdonald was
operated upon Wednesday, one of
his limbs being removed, and it is
believed that he will recover.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
premium for insurance ON
City Hall. for there years in

NlLy udII.Ior lneTb years III
the sum of $500. .$21 .04
Minutes of City Council meet
ingS of February 2nd 1911, Feb
ruary 9th. 1911, February 18th.
1911 and Febuar; 18th. 1911, were
read and approved. Petition Of
Joseph Dingman to be appointed
Chief of Police of the City of Mo-
bridge, S. ID. was them presented
and read. Moved and 2nd that
said petition of Joseph Dingman
he laid on the table. SO carried.
Petition of Frank l.. Horn to
maintain building en- lot 10 in
Block 2 was presented and read:
Moved and End that said petition
Of Frank l.. Horn be laid on the
table. SO carried.
Moved by Alderman Harris and
End by Alderman Clarh that Fred
Pfanstiehl be appointed City in
speetor to inspect the paying of the
water mains now beio laid in the
City of Mobridge by Tanner Bros.
and that he be paid for said
work $3.50 per day commenc-
ing February 28th. 1911 and to
continue until the work Of faying
said water mains was fully cor
plsted. So carried.
Moved and 2nd that meeting
be adjourned to Febauary 2Sth,
1911. So carried.
Adjourned meeting CT City
Jouncil of February 28th. 1911,
Aldermen reassembled pursuant
to adjourned meeting of city council
of February 9th. 1911.
Mayor Stoltzman presiding. Roll
call Of Aldermen resulted as fol-
lows: Aldermen present Harris
Hoard, Larson and Clark. Alder
men absent Nelson.
Moved that Chief OF Police Busta
he instructed to notify all persons
hauling refuse aad garbage from
the City Of Mobridge to place same
in the city dumping grounds.
IN, d and so carried.
Moved by Alderman Harris that
the following resolution be PASSED,
That" Whereas, there has been
a misunderstanding, resulting in
con ,usion. and violation of the
Ordinance Regulating the Con-
trLction Of Buildings on the Main
Street of the City of Mobridge, on
the pant Of several citizens of said
city, and,
Whereas, such ordinance is desir-
able and for the best interests of
Continued on page 81
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03
SPRING is In THE AIR

You need sp.Ing and summer
suit Before you go to the barber
shop or tbs shoe store or to some
peddl r for a suit, come to the
Mobridge Merchant Tailor and
look at anice selection of Detmer's )
spring and sumner samples. !
have satisfied many and will
please you. 1t is more proper to
patronize home trade than to get
your clothes at TIE depot G. 0, D.,
like the cheap guy. | know you
your credit is good. / guarantee
my work satisfactory,
S. Stern. Merchant Tailor
DIR. r. Fl. Current was at Nc.
Intosh NJ onday
Miss Meta Hellriegel returned
yesterday from Minneapolis.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03

Signal union-made overalls at
the New store.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03

Vote early and often for the
most popular young lady in Wal
worth county.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-03-03

and mo-.
in that
Dned that
rabb OBJ
to make
lsetts for
a factory
Fe, R. l.
|lere were
gland and
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hose days
rec times
signer.
always to
point.
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other.
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levoted to
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-12

List otwarty W dow6d
uz1lania wdziecznoSci
ola firmy wyrob6w tkackicu
w. Pana Antoniego Baruta
pod opieka swietego J6zefa W
Korczynie ko1o Krosna v Ga
licyi.
z wdzieczno6ci milo mi
og}os;c W szpaltach pisma
,,Wiarusa" re jestem juz Cd
kilku lat odbiorcq Pa1skich
wyrob6w i do ohecnej chwili
jestem z przesy}ek najzupe}-
niej z"adowo]ony, ponlewaz
wyroby So bardzo TAME j
nailepszej jakosc'. Ia co w.
Panu sk1adam staropolskie
bog zap}ac." Zyj setki lat i
pracuj ola dobra swych
brac1 i si6str i pczytku kra-
ju.
Polecam wszystkim O "a
mawianie CD tylko komu po-
trzeba, wystarczy napisac i
ma jaka potrzebe i "a jaka
Gene a kazdy zostanio rzetel.
ME obs}uzony, choc clio ko-
sztuje drogo lecz sic to
op}acj, DO jest bardzo tanio.
Wspania1e kapy z fredzla
i koce W pieknych deseniach,
przescierad}a bez szvu, STEM
Mkt, reczniki, bielizna, ubra-
MIA chusteczki it'd. ps6tna
sukna ftp.
Prey zam6wieniu prosze
poslae zadatek W ljscie po-
leconym ola pewnosci re
przesyfka zostanie z poczty
wykupiona. Jestto najta6sze
zr6d}o, przeto popie' ajcie
svoich rodak6w, kto raz
zam6wi juz zostan;e ma "a
wsze sta!ym odbiorca.
Pozdrawiam braci i siostry
W Chrystusie W Ameryce a
Szanownej firmie tkackiej
pozostaie 2awsze wdziecznym
kresle sic pelen szacunku i
powazania.
Jan Bystryk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-12
NOWY YORK, Straszl,e

N00WIsY1 ): YORK, straszne
nieszcyeSole spotkalo przy-
by}a. z Galley Anne l'ele,
zone ->m1'aszynisty mieszkaja-
cego w. Chicago. kt6ra pred
oSmiu :tygodniami tn "y|a-
dowala: z ~trojgiem dzieci.
Kiedy Pr1ybytsa= ME mia'a
prey s6bie dUsyc pioniedzy,
by jej dozwolono laadowat-
Zabrano ia ma Ellis 1sland'
ameza jej n~atychmiast uwia-
domiono o jej ktopocie. Pie
niadze tel od niego nadeszty,
ale r6wnoczesnie dwoje jej
dzieci zachorOwa]o ma szkar'
latyne i wkrotce umar'y'
W tymze czasie odkryto' re
trzecie .dz:ecko, 9 Ietni chic
piec ma ma slowie zarazliwa
chorohe skorna rozstrzy-
gniet ), Il dzlecxo to mus'
wracsG DO Europy. Matka
ME Chico puszcca6 d~iecka
samego i :powr6ci 2 MEM do
Galicyi, zrozpaczon&, re ME
moe dostac sic do meia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-12
~ZatrudniOny dom.

Piekny kalendarz scienny
ma rok 1911 rozdawany be-
die przez J62. Triner, INA
nego dobrze fsbrykanta. Tri-
ner'a Ameryka6skiego Eljxi-
ru Gorzkiego Wilma. Pred
stawia zabudowania poczaw-
sly Cd piwnic przez najwspa-
nialsze of;sa az do laborato-
ry6w. Kazdy Department
tego domu jest pe}en zycia !
energii. Kalendarz jest Ito,
grafowany W %rozmaitych 20
ioracb, a urzadzenie rozmai-
tych izb jest bardzo piekne.
Kopia tego kalendarza bedzie
zaadresowana do kazdego,
kto poda sw6j adres 20 ODE
braniu 10c W markach pocz-
towycb.
Piszcie wprost do
INC rpTNEP
1333-1339 SO. Ashland ave.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-12
Go m6Wi nauka o W0d.

C6.
W ostatnich dziesieciole-
ciach dokona} sic W zapatry.
waniach uczonycb ma napoie
zasadniczy %przewr6t. Do ME-
dawna potepiano tylko ma
duzywanie tych napoi, ME
u~wazalac uzycja ich W miare
"a szkodliwe. W miare jed
max bahama ich wplywu ma
organizm ludzki przekony-
wano sic, re wszelkie stale
uzywanie alkoholu navel W
ma}ych iloSciach, jest szkod-
live, a wreszcie liczne dos
wiadczenia, dokonane W os
tatnich kilkunastu latach
przez Kraepelina, Bungego,
Kassowitza, Forela, Laitine.
ns it'd, udowodni}y jasno i
przekonywujaco, 70 navel
bardzo drobne dawki alko.
halu, take jake zawiera mp.
plata Geese Ultra piwa, wywo.
lula pewne skutki szkodli-
we: obnizaja odpornosc cz}o
wieka wobec chor6b, uposle-
dzaja prace umys}owa it'd.
Og6} uczonych uwaza dis
alkohol, znaidujacy sic we
wszystkich napojach, sta
nowczo "a trucizne, ma row.
nj z mortfina opium i inne
mi truciznami Larkotyczne-
MI. Nauka wykazala tel, re
wszystkie dodatnis w}asci-
wosci, przypisywane alkobo
lowi, polegaja ma z}udzeniu
osobistem i W ~rzeczywistosci
ME istnieja. - Ma tych fax.
tach, stwierdzonych przez
nauke, i ma znanym fakcie
o%gromnej szkod]iwcsci spo-
}ecznej alkoholizmu, OPERA
sic dzisiejszy ruch p1zeciw
alkoholowi, dazacy do zupel-
nego usuniecia alkohofu Z
zvcia codziennego. w niekt6-
rych krajach IMP. W Islam
dyi, W 9 Stanach Ameryki
p6}nocnej) osiagna1 on luz
eel sw6j ostateczny, W innych
jak np., u mas ruch ten sta
via dopiero pierwszs kroki
Tub jest dop:ero W po~
}owie drogi. - Me nalezy
sic dziwi6, ze ruch ten pos
tepuje powol' i 10 dis jesz-
cze wielu ludzi wierzy W to,
ze alkohol pozywia, erzeje,
dodaje mocy it'd. Walka Il
kazdem uprzedzeniem jest
trudna, a szczeg6lnie tutaj
gdzie uprzedzenia to zakorze
nione So cd tax dawna il
gdzie ~podtrzymywane SO sta
lie przez potezny przemyxf
alkoholowy, kt6ry ma tel "a
bobonnej wierze W cudowne
wlasciwosci alkoholu zarabia
bardzo DUO pieniedzy. Ale
przyk}ad innych narod6w
przekonuje mas q tenn, ze
walka ia Jest mozliwa kaze
nam wierzyc, re PREDICT czy
p6zniej i tutaj praw Ia sp1a-
wiedliwosG zwycie&y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-12
WASHINGTON. Departa.

WASHINGTON. Departa-
ment pahstwa otrzyma1 via:
domrs6, nadesz|a droga tele-
graficzna cd ambassadors
Kerensa we Wiedniu, re
przysz}o do porozumienia
pom;edzy amerykanska kom-
pania Vulcan Oil Co." a
austryacklm minlsteryum
finans6w W sprawie zatargu
tel %kompanii z kompan'ami
austryackiemi. Kompania
Vacuum Oil Co." z}ozona
jest wylacznie z amerykah:
skich kapitalist6w \podotpnco
stoi W zwiazku z tutej Sym
trustem naftowym), ale 70
sta}a zorganizowana odpo
wiednio do ustaw austry"
ackich. POniewaz swemi no.
wozytnemi urzadzeniaml
wytwarzala niezmiernie ME-
bezpieczna konkurencye au.
stryackim kompaniom nafto-
wynn, mogac boz por6wna'
MIA ta6szym kosztem produ-
kowac matte, przeto austry-
ackie kompanie postara}y sic
byfy u rzadu o >zaprowad2e-
ME takich utrudnie1 ola
kompanii amerykanskiej, re
transportowanie naftv, zabro-
nione we dnie i zabronione
ma pa6stwowych bocznych
koIejach stawato sic, ola niej
prawie nie.oozliwe. M. H.
Davis, agent handlowy tutej-
szego departamentu pahstwa,
W czasie swej bytnoSci W
Europe staral sic pod tym
wzgledem ~doprowadzic do ja-
kiegoS p~crozumienia i Okla
zuje sic, ze mt sic to udalo,
o lyle, il minister finans6w
juz poczyni1 wsze)kie poz4-
dane ustepstwa, q brakuje
jeszcze tylko zatwierdzenia
ca}ego gab;netu. >'%">
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-12

Nauczyciel pyta sic ucznia. Czy
wiesz jake zdanie do przymiotnika
go}y?:
Uczeh %odpowiada: Gofy jak pan
professor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-12
Misdzy %pijakami.

Pojdz, napijemy sic herbaty.
- o MEL. chyba punczu, ale
Dlaczego %koniecznie zimnego?
- 30 mi doktor zakazat wszel~
>lch napoj6w goracych.