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The Washington herald., 1911-10-19
United State. Commerce Court.

Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and Judges
ARCHIBALD. Hunt, Garland. and Mack.
The following attorneys admitted to practice:
Messrs. X. 7. McConnico Of Tennessee; John Bar
ton Payne n Illinois. Cornelius Lynde Of Illinois
Hale Holden Of Missouri; Victor H. Wallace Of
Washington, d. G; Chauncey E. Richardson. OF
Washington. n. c: JCseph y. Teal, OF Oregon
Byron Waters Of California; Henson H. STEPHENS,
Of Washington: Johnston b Campbell Of Washing
ton; John s Flauncry, Of Washington, D. c.. Lee
Douglas. Of Tennessee
No g. The Atchison, Tcreka & Santa Fe Rail
Company ct al. United States and Interstate
Commerce Commission. intervGnCr: 10 set aside an
order of the Interstate Commerce Commission pre-
scTlhlng rates on lumber from the Southwest to
Omaha, South Omaha and Lincoln. NebT., and Des
MOines Iowa. petitioners were granted leave TO eX-
tend time Of fling amended petition TO November
Is 1911.
Nos. 30 and d. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway ComTan" ct al United States, re-
sI,ondcnt and Interstate Comm cree Commission in
tervener: Union Pacific Railroad Company ct al
vs. United States respondent. and Interstate Com
mercs Commission, interveneT. known the fourth
section case: aside orders Il the Interstate
Commerce Commission issued under authority ron
ferred BY the fourth section Of the SCt TO regulate
commerce as amended June ls 1910, relating to the
long and short haul; leave tn intervene granted the
city Of Spokane. Wash. the county Of Spokane.
Wash. chamber Of commerce Of Spokane. and the
Spokane JobhcrS Association
Nos IS and ~. Nashville Grain Exchange ct al.
United States. respondent, and Interstate Com
mcrce Commission interTener, and Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company Ct al. United
States respondent. and Interstate Commerce Com
mission. intervener: to set aside order Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission directing the dis
continuance Of the practice Of allowing rebiling or
reshipping Of grain. grain products and hay at
Nashville while refusing the same privilege at
Atlanta and other Georgia points; hearing mo-
tion of United States to dismiss In No. 46, and
on petition for preliminary Injunction in No ~;
argument commenced by Mr. X. T McConnico on
behalf Of the petitioners in No 4. continued by
Mr Rrandeis on behalf Of the petitioners in No.
Al. and continued By Mr.. Esterline on behalf Of
the United States
At 40 p. m court adjourned to THURSDAY. octo-
bef ls at 1910 A. m.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west-Square 81 west part of lot 5; Balch B
Wilson. trustee. to Orren C. stapler. SO.
Brookland-Block So lot sol: A Erskne Miller et
10 Alfred Jsffery. SEe
Bckington-SquAre ). Slot z Mary l. Barton tc
Alexander NJ. and Annie J. Douglas. Joint ten
ants. SO
Ingleside-BIock le lots q and IS: James Martin et
to Frank W. Adams, SO.
Ingleside-BlOck 10. lots a and IS; Frank ". Adam
to John O. Muncastsr. SO.
lngleside-Block ls. lots Il. g. Is. and a.: James
Martin ct uI 10 John O. Muncaster, SO.
InEleside-Block le. lots I3 to IS and Is; John @
Muncaster to Paul H MorelAnd. SO.
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
norhwsst-square 2s. lot %; Mark F. Finley tc
John c. Munaster. SO.
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest-Lot 90; John c. Muncaster to Joseph
Martin, SO.
west-SQuAre 2o. part Of original lots l and q
Frank W. Adams TO James Martin, 10
Petworth Addition-Square TO- lot 3: J. s. GruTel
ct W. to Harry S. Garner. SO
l96 street northwcst-Square ZsS lot 50; Rebecca
Jones ct vir to Helen C. Hunt. So
North Randle HighlandS-Lot 5 square H55
American Security and Trust Company. trustee
to Richard z. ClauEhton. $40.
Square l95-Lot q; American Security and Tr71ss
Company and Amos II. Plumb trustees "a
Charles H. Mixer. So
Hnlbrook-Lots q and 49, square a76: Otway B.
Zantzinger ct TO Bernard Matthews SO
John Il. Hogan ct VI. to George S. Cooper.
SO.
West Holmead Mancr-Lot g. square *. block 4
Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones TO Seth
BchmansOn ct uI., Karo, Joint tenants $40.
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east-Part Of original lot 6, square s94 Mary
E. Mcdonald ct Vir to Martin g. Fealy SO.
Second and streets southwest-Lot s.. square T65
Harry Wardnan and Thomas p. Bones to Ida
Mae Brown, SIS.
County-Right Of way for sewer over part Of parcel
1874: AlethiR Van Horn McCormick ct al. to
District Of Columbia, $50.
Deanwood HeightS-Part described On Dix and
SiItieth streets northeast: Maggie Burgdon ct
Tir to John W. Gregory. SO
Chsvy Chase GroFe-Lots p and 2. square 3oll
Fulton R. Gordon ct VI. To Lucy c. F0vble,
GN6
c. ]. Bell surviving trustee TO Charles II. Cor
don ct W., Mary H., 80
West Eckington-Block 6, lot 8; George s. CoopeE
ct 10 Thomas II. Crook, so.
Ingieside-B Block 2 sOuth part Of lot II; AHce 7.
Matthews ct Vir TO Caroline Abbot Stanley, so
IESiedde-Block 2 west part d lot "a; William
shedd Holton ct VI. to Caroline Abbott Stanley.
so
Mount PIsasAnt-BIock II, lot 81; Ktrk L RuAseli ct
ux TO Edward A. wnliamA so
Alley. rear M Twenty-srTenth street northwest
Square s. lots E and 70; Edwin A. Williams To
Kirk I. Russell, so.
Sixth street between L and N streets-Square SIS,
lot 81 MAJ 8. Johnson e uI- to Johr L. Ed
wardA 40
lsz Eleventh street n1thvest-squars SI1 lot q
George 4 Fleming and William d. Hoover, trus-
tsos. and Anton 3 Carpenter TO Victor Andsr-
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u. s. Court of Customs Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery and As
sociate Judges Smith. Barber, De Vres. and
Martin.
Resolutions being an Appropriate tribute TO the
memory Of the late Assistant Attorney General d.
Frank LLOYD were presented TO the court by 4
committee consisting Of Mr.. William L. Wemple
Mr., W Wickham Smith, End Mr.. James L. Gerry,
and were ordered spread in full upon the minutes
CT the court.
No. So Watson Brothers, appellants, vs. United
States. mica; dismissed by stipulation.
No s7 william Cnmp & Sons, appellants, vs..
United States; manganese iron alloy; dismissed on
motion Il tho appellee.
No s75 Bing & Cos Successors. appellants, vs..
United States: protest; argument continued By Ny.
A. H washburn for the appslant, Mr. O z
McSabb for the appellee, and concluded BY Mr. A
H. Washburn for the appellants.
No III United States. appellant W AHreo
Andersen; forging; submitted on brsf.
No. 63l United States, appellant, TS r. A:
Strauss & Co; artificial silk: argument commenced
BY Mr.. N. 7. Baldwin for the appellant, continued
% Mr.. a II. WAshburu for the appellee, and
hut
No. ga Irwin q Co, appellants. va United
stAtSs; metal erassTs; argument commenced BY Nj.
q, ID; Masaourn for the appellants. continued By
hr. W. 7. Baldwin for the sppellee and concluded
% MI. A b. wAAhbun for the appellantS
\ no tA Unitsd states, Appellant vs. Baker CaS-
trH OIL Company: castor resds. .,,,.,, .o,,,n.rc~s
NJ =. =. McNahb for the ,r-,.lI,nt oon,In,a5
-..,.,.t; ~. mieAnam smith for the aursllee and
e0ncioosa h Mr.. G. Z. McNabb ID - ss,,--.II..
80. -. Tuee Co. appSIlants TT-tt.a
~ u,.SL..is s1sa1; ~; srE1ment commenoed bT Nh
q NJ. W L Wsnpls gu - s---as.s enn
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mlahAdaer9
ADAM A. wEsCHLER AuctioDerr.

ADAM A. WESCHLER AucdoDeef.
EXECUTORS SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING No ;6Z7 18TH STREET NORTH.
WEST, ALSO FRAME DWELLING IN THE
REAR
By virtue Of power vested In the undersigned eI.
eItOT by the last will and testament Of Sarah Cor
don deceased and Of order Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia holding Probate Court,
administration No lS3u the undersigned executor
will sell by public auction In funt Of the premises
on FRIDAY. the 9Th day Of October. A. D. 1911,
at O'Clock ?. m tie following described real es-
tate situate In the City Of Washington, District Of
Columbia, to wit: SunlOt Is. IN square numbered
Se. together with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: Cash. depOsit Of 500 required
at time Of sale Terms Of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from the day Of sale, OtherwISs
the executor the night 70 resell the prop
eTty the sk and cost Of the defaultnz purchaser
after five days advertisement Of such resale IN some
newspaper published in Washington, y. c. AL con-
Veyancing. recording &c. at the purchasers cost
DAVID y. RUST. Jr.. Executor. ROBERT s.
HUME. attorney for executor, G62 st. NV.
oClbd&dse1S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

ing 500 hogs at one-third usual cost.
II YOU wish to take part IN this profit
able enterprise, write for particulars.
AMERICAN LAND CO.. ~ Southern
Bldg. ~
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.

FOR RENT-THE WINDSOR, 45 ST. NV
Mod9n, freprod building. electric elevator with
sunisht service; very desirable apartments Of to
rooms and bath; large. bright rooms, generous
closets; rentals lower than In buildings Of ordinary
construction. Apartments In hrstclasS order. and
can Be inspected day or eTening.
Special Inducements To thoss renting this month
GEO. HENDERSON. Agent.
Phone NJ. lSOS. llls r It pW
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COLORED,

NEW FOUR-RooM HOUSE ON two
lots In Anacostia: big bargain. Address
BOX IL Herald office. A1-tf
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WONDERFUL,
YET TRUE.

The VACUUM TREATMENT RE
STORES the BLOOD CIRCULATION
AND HEALTH.
IT is the most WONDERFUL CURA-
TIVE DISCOVERY OF the CENTURY.
OTHER SYSTEM OF HEALING.
ITS MIRACULOUS CURES HAVE
MADE 1t FAMOUS THE WORLD
IT is INDORsED by EMINENT
PHYSICIANS OF this COUNTRY and
EUROPE as the ONLY LOGICAL
DEFICIENT BLOOD CIRCULATION.
MY FAMOUS BOOKLET with TES-
TIMONIALS and REFERENCES FREE.
Lady assistant. Hours, 10 to 8. Sun
days, II to l. CONSULTATION FREE.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-19

FOR SALE
Georgia ave. NV, between Harvard and
Girard SITS. NV.
2story brick; cellar; colonial front porch: lot
l6I7O; renting for 81 50 1er month. This could be
rernOdeled into store. Price. S33p.
A. S. CAYWOOD, 9I5 n. Y. ave. NV.
%
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A BARGAIN !
ONLY $4,000

For an elegant residence on the south
side OF Fairmont street, between 18th
and 18th streets. This house has nine
large rooms (six bedrOoms), a spacious
reception hall, and two baths. The
house is heated by hot water. has gas
lights with electrical attachments. 1t
is IN perfect condition, and will be va
Gated by the present occupant by the
first OF November.
Let US make an appointment for you
to inspect It,
Terms can be arranged
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE - STOCK SIZE DOORS;
white pine; locks, hinges, and frames,
and all complete, 81; lumber and bricks
call at 18th st. and Pa ave. WILLIAM
CLIFFORD. &3
FOR sALE-LATROBE IN GOOD CON
dition. 1915 c st. Sc. 2S
STICKIEST STICKER EVER STUCK
Clues furniture. glass. china, books,
everything. ROYAL GLUE. 10c, 4oc. 6oc.
Pints. 81. Druggists. &c. my16-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
I'd Street NV, between @ and r SITS.
lot l6x65S containing lO6l square feet Of ground,
renting for $50 per month. This Is a good bar
gain at 500.
A. s. CAYwOOD, 915 n. Y. ave. NV.
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1913 H st. N. W. Phone M. 1882.
LOOK AT THIS HOUSE IN BEST
square on Capitol Hill: house 20 feet
wide; pressed brick: brown stone trim
mings: 13-inch walls; stories; rooms,
pantry, bath; extra toilet on Sd floor; 10
closets; cellar under whole house; gas
and electric lights throughout; hot-water
heat, gas log, gas water heater for sum-
mer; everything in first-class condition:
immediate possession. House. S08 Mass.
ave ne. Owner. s0s. 272-tf
FOR SALE - OVERLOOKING ROCK
Creek Park; delightful corner resi-
dcnCe Of Roman brick; attractive
rooms on two floors; spacious front and
rear porcheS; bay window dining-room
southern exposure: full tiled bath room
guaranteed hot-water heat; special bar
gain at 5000; $500 or more cash, bal
ance monthly to suit.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL; 6O3-5 18th.
293
FOR sALE-NEAR MOUNT VERNON
did, solidly built three-story brick, with
heat; splendidly adapted for room-let-
ting or boarding; real marble mantels,
house; servants toilet; laundry tubs;
newly decorated; splendid condition:
plate glass storm doors; great sacrifice
at S,750: steadily rented to good tenant.
$500 cash will buy; balance monthly.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, 6O3-5 18th.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-19

MONEY LOANED sAL4ARIED PEOPLE.
Women keeping house and others. with.
Sitiss cHi D. Il TolmSn. n. sOS IA aS ISsS Nv.
kt-6
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sn, S,0A
Mss.achusetts Avenue Eeights-SquAre 1852. lots 2
and 2; American Security and Trus Comrany
and Amos II. Plumb. trustees. to Kate Wood
man Babcock so.
BeTeriy-square Sw, lot 3: United States TraSt
COMPANY and Charles A. Douglas. executors and
trustees, to Susan 2. Manning. N2a
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-CHEAP; ONE ONE-HORsE
panel wagon. only slightly used. Inquire
MCLAUGHLIN, care of r. P. Andrews
Paper Co., 62S d st. 292
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~
FOR SALE
@ At. NV, between 11th and 18th.
beautiful home; owner built this for his own
home A 3stOry brick. with stone trimmings. con-
tanning l3 rooms, two baths. porch east side hot
water heat, open fire places: basement contains bill
lizard room, furnace ROOM laundry servants toilet
front and back stairs lot y 25x76Ss Price 81 900.
A. S. CAYwOOD, 915 n. Y. ave. NV.
Pl
FOR SALE-CHARMING SOUTHWEST
home: three-story brick, with hand
some bay window front of red pressed
brick and brown stone trimmings; fine
rooms. full tiled bath: furnace heat:
Cne block from 7th ST cars: grand bar
gain at S4.750: $500 cash will buy, bal
ance Just like rent
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Deeds OF Trust on Page Twelve.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-19

Present: All
Admissi0ns-C Constantine NJ Perftns W r
Spooner, and Chattin Brldvay.
Patent appeal No 67s. Brewer vs whitney; con-
tinued; order amending rules l, s. 8. and Il.
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go LOANS AND UPWARD SECURED FOR SAL
aried employees owners Of furniture, and OtheTA
ARLINGTON CO., 90 7th Il nv. Room iO2
nAlu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
10 kosci6}. Ceremonii po}oze-

je kosci6}. Ceremonii po}oze-
MIA kanienia dope}nii W j.
mieniu najprzew. ks. bisku-
pa k7. dzi ekan j. B. Cotter.
Przemawiali do ludu ks. Pri-
byl W jezyku czeskim, ks.
P. j. Fox W angielskim, ks
j.. Maier po niemiecku, a ks.
Romuald Jan Byzewski pc
po]sku. W wydrazenie kamie-
MIA w1ozono i zamurowano
nastepujace gazety: naszego
Wiarusa, diva miejscowe pis
ma angielskie diva niemiec-
kie, i kilka zamiejscowych.
Nowy kozci6} bedzie kosz.
towal $4,000.
" Minneapolis pred ty-
godn:em S os6b dotknietych
zostalo udarem sloneczDyu,,
dwie umar}y.
Texas nawiedzony zosta}
cd marlborough roj6w sza
ra6czJ. w niekt6rych oko
leach obawiaja sic farmerzy
O zupeIna strate spr>etu.
Podlug sprawozdania urze-
du statYstycznego ola Mime
soty ~wynosi]a liczba miesz
kanc6w .naszego stanu pod}ug
obliczenia z maja 1885 r. -
1,l17,798 dusz. z tych uro-
dziio sic 430,678 "a grsnica.
Indyan lu5 mieszanc6w jest
juz mala ty]ko garstka 1915
Negr6w itMulat6w 1914.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

slawa K. jest picrwszorzedn2 para.
fig ma %p6fnocnym zachodzie; zabu.
'dowania parafialne 2 koScioFem
oceniaja ma l6' tys!scy dolarow
w roku 100, nasz i'rzew. ks.
Proboszcz pobndowAf nowa szko}e
polska, ktdra tn blrlzo byfa pa.
trzebnq. 10 szkofy uczeszcza razcm
okofo 500 dzicci, W ktdrej ucz2
Wiel. siostry Notre Damki. Nauka
W szkole udzielana jest dzieciom Cd
5go roku al do ukonczenia 6sme 20
kursu, tax, re dzieci kt6re ukon~
czy}y nauke W polskiej szkole, mo-
60 ~uczeszczat do wyzszych szkH
miejskich, stanowych lub innych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

NOWlNY Z AMERYKT
~ g.

NOWY YORK., Parowiec
Berlin, nalezacy do Nord-
deutscher Lloyd, kt6ry tn
przyby} port6x Nora Srod.
%ziemnego, donosif ma stacy
kwarantanowej, re jeden z
podr6znych W 4 dni pc wy.
jezd-ie swym z Neapolu "a
chorowaf ma cholere i 80 go.
DIN p6zniej umar}.
Berlin" wyjecha} z Genuy
d. lgo c7erwca, z Neapo!u
dnia nastepnego, a z Gibral.
toru 5go czerwca. Cztery dni
pc wyjezdzie z Neapolu "a
chorowal Russo Braggio, ia
dacy W miedzy pok}adzie
przez 80 godzin, zanim lunar
o~bserwowaDo u niego wszel-
kie symptomata cholery. u
mari 7go czerwca, q zw1oki
jego natychmlast pochowa.
no W morzu. - Ma stacy
kwarantanowej zarzadzono
natychmiast badanie bakte-
ryologiczne parowiec grun.
townie dezinfekcyonowano.
Wszystkich 1886 podr6znych
pre- 1ierzie sic ma Hoffman
Island, q 372 podr61nych
kajutowych prwadopodobnie
dis uwolni sic kwarants-
ny. DR.. Doty, komisqrz zdro.
via ma stacy, zarecza, 70 ME
ms niebezpieczefstws, by Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
lynn kraju cholera sic pojawi-


WASHINGTON, Nareszcie
senat zajmie sic sprawa uk}a-
du w2ajemnych ustepstw c}o-
wych Z Kanada. Zdaje sic jed.
max, re harady beda bardzo
dlugie, a debaty burxliwe. ko.
mitet filansowy zreferowa}
nowels bez polecenia, gdyz
CO do jei tre6ci panuje lyle
prawie zda6, ilu bylo cz'on-
k6w komitetu. Ale senatorzy
Williams, Stone i Kern z]o-
zylI .osobisty rapport nieprzy-
chyloy. Debaty zapewne dis
sic rozpoczna.
w senacie 80 g}osami pre-
civ 80 odrzucoao wnlosek,
azeby rezolucy 9 tyczaca sic
tezpo6redniego wyboru sene.
tor6w z~wiazkowych przez ga
rod ziozyc narowr6t W rece
komitetu ably ponownie mo.
gfo sic odbye mad ni4 g}oso-
wanie. Demokratyczny, sena-
tor Clarke z Arkansas g}oso-
wal wraz z republikanami
przeciw ziozeniu rezolucyi
papowr6t W rece komitetu.
Demckratom chodzilo O to,
by usunac poprawke Br'sto.
i'm nlemi|ai dlatego ia
dali rekonsyderacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

Potrzeba nam by}o miejsca Ola
m}odziezy dorastajacej, ]ecz i te~
mu nasz Wiel. ks. Proboszcz cara
dill W tym roku, gdy zakupi} sce~
merge kulisy it. d. urzqdzif see
NC W hall pod kosciofcm, wlasny IN
kosztem. Bedzie to pamiatka ro-
ku jubileuszowego, ola m}odziezy.
Az milo patrxec jak teraz dziatwa,
przez Siostry nauczycielki wycwi~
czona, ~wystepuje ma scenic l wy
g}asza piekne w'erszyki podczas
obchod6w lub ma przedstawieniach.
Ostatnim p%odarunkiem Prev. ks.
Proboszcza to podarunek tysiqca
dolar6w ma wyzsza .szkofe katolicka
ola ch}opc6w.
w zarzadzie dyecezyalnym take
nasz Prev. ks. Proboszcz ma
wyzszy urzad. Jeszcze "a zycia Sp.
biskupa Cettera mianowany zostal
On Kanonikiem doradca biskupim,
a pc jego smierci byf jednym 2
azeaoiu kandydatdw na s%tolice BIZ
skupia W Winonie Pred kilku
tygedniami gdy dyccezya nasza
zostata 7inkorporowana podfug praw
wymaganych stanie Minnesota,
Prev. ks. Kanonika J.. Pachol
skicgo wybrano czfonkiem, a pc
tenn i sekretarzem tel inkorpora,
cyl dyece.yalnej.
Many vice pow6d do uciechy "
|dniach jubileuszu naszego Prev.
ks. Proboszcza, Q kt6rym ME tylko
,nnonarodowcy, lecz j innowiercyy
sic wyrazaje, IL jest najpicrwszym
Ii najpopularniejsxym ksied1em W
Xinooniee. a..
Do licznych zyczeh i my dofa9cza,
my nasze: azebys Prev. ks. Pro
bosxczu zyt W najd}uzsze lata. "
zdrowiu i pomyslnoSci, abys do
.ozekaf zlotego %jnbileuszu W naszej
;;parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
Niebez pieczna rana

cd nota, fuzy,, blassanki, xard.c,
wiaiego gwo&dzia, fajerwerka lnb
jskiego innego rodxaju, moana
}atwo wyleozyd Buoklens arnikow1
makoi4, sapobisgsjqc zat'uo," krpi
Tub gangrenie. Jest TO ~najsxyhsxa
najpewniejsza pomoc M take
rany, pomaRs tak&e M %rparxenia,
gusy, rasy, wysypki, wrxody.
popekania rak, nagniotki i amoro.
Idly. goo v apiece N. J. kowalew'
skisgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
w P~ONIEDZIAkEK W kosciclc

w PONIEDZIAkEK W kosciclt
sw. Kazimierza H. pofaczeni 20
stall przez Wicl. ks. Jana Grabow
skicgo dozyonnym wezfem maizeI'
skim p. J6zcf Klcinscllrnidt j PARMA
Marta Kotlewska w srode,
pan J6zcf Janikowski 2 parafii sw.
StanisFawa X. i parma Cecylia An
tochowska z parafii sw. Kazimierza
Kr.
w przyszla niedziele q. czerwca
o 9ej, przystqpi 80 dzieci W kosciele
sw. Kazimierza Kr. do pierwszej
komunii sw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
Il Niskie raty exkursyjne
ZWrotne,
ZWrotne,

Do Denver, Colorado Springs
Pueblo, Colo. M ~rprzeda4 ka*de.
80 dina poozaws,y Cd lgo oserwca.
Przesiadania uwzglednione. Wspa'
nia{y okres czasu do powrotu. J."
zupe&ne ,nformaoye zgtosid s'e d.
agentow sprxeda)qoyoh bilety no
kolel \ orthv estern. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
YMICYE.

Najpierwszy wyswiecony W
dyecezyi St, P%aulskieeis ksiadz
polski, Jakub Pacholsxi, od''
by} W ponieozialek 81 czerw-
ca prymicy " kosciele sw.
Stanis1awa Kostki " Vino.
ME-
Prey p%ierwszej ofierze
mszy 6w. asystowali celebru..
|jacemu ks. Dziekan j. B.
|Cotter z Winony, W kapie =
ks. J. Rynda, kapfan czeski
z st. Paul jake dyakon = ks.
|Hanek, ksp}an czeski, wys.
wiecony razem z ks. Pachoi-
skim, jake subdyakon.
Ceremoniarzem byi kap1an
s:wedzki ks. J. Sorenson
z ST. Peter, Mimi, koIega
k. Pacholskiego z Lovanium
W Belgi;. Kazanie wypowie-
dial nasz miejscowy ks. pro-
b)szcz.
Opr6cz wyz'j w%epomnia-
nych kapfan6w brali udzia}
W prymicyach: ks. J. Michel
kapelan Si6str MEM. kat. W
WInonie ks. Fir. Prybyl
(czeski) Montgomery,
MINI. - KS. Blaschke (czes.
xii y La Crosse ks. T..
F x, wikaryusz tutejszego
die kama Cottera i ks. Meier,
proboszcz parafli niemiecko
kat. W Winonie.
Kosc;6f przerelniony by}
; wiernymi, kt6rzy gOrace
modify zase}ali do Nieba, ably
ksiedzu prymicyantowi " pra-
Icy oko4o winnicy Pa6skiej
b}ogos}awic raczy}.
Mfody kap}an slucha} teo-
logii W Lovanium a swiecenia
kap}a6skie otrzymal z 'rak
najprzew. ks. .blskupa Jana
Irelanda W St. Peul.
z Winony wyjezdza ks.
prymicyant do Novel Pragi,
Mimi, ma prymicye swego
kolegi z seminaryum, ks.
Hanaka, poczem pojedzie do
St. Paul ma prymicye ks.
czeskiego Wojcika, kt6re sic
odbeda W Dalblizsza niedzie-
le, ~ czerwca W tamtejszym
polskim kosciele sw. Wojcie-
cha. z St. Paul podazy ks
Pacholski do st, Peter, Mimi,
ma uroczystosc sw. Piotra i
Pawia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

PITTSBURG, AZ letni
August Clondeaux, rzeczo~
" ~hurtownictwie sz-
k}a, 2 Ford City, zatrzymai sic
tn " przyjezdzie do swej OF
czyzny, Belgii, dokad poWra-
ca, by stale juz tam pozostae.
Wraz z MIN jedzie 1ona "a
.rodzonych jego dzieci, po-
mied1y kt6remi q cztery pa
~ blizniat j troiSta. w czasie
swej 81 %letniej piracy Y tym
kraio dorobil sic pokaznego
msjatku j dochowal sic tax
licznej rodzinY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

CHICAGO, Ill. w oczach
przestraszonych sasiad6w So
]etnia Marya Bradket sp:iifa
tie zywcem a jei c6rka, Eve
lima Beachy, artyska in
struktorka W chicagoskiej.
szkole malarskiej, smiertelne
poparzenia tdniosla W domu
pm. 2O8 E. 46 utica.
Me %sprawczono powodu
nieszcze6cia, przypuszczaja
ze stara ME wissta IA
pali1a ma sobie ubranie PREY
gotowan,u kolacyi, a c6rka
zajeta sic PREY ratowaniu ma
tiki. Krzyk obu kobiet, kt6re
wybiegly ma tylna wera1de,
sprowadzil gromade sasiad6w.
Drzwi do werandy i do mie-
szkania byiy zamkniate, tax,
ze saeiedzi mogli dopiero W.
tenczas przybyc z ratunkiem,
kiedy drzwi przemoca wysa-
dzono. Bylo juz "a p6zno DO
Braketowa ]uz stabo oddycha-
la, a c6rka byla 6miertelnie
poparzona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
BENJAMIN KERSTEN, kt6ry

BENJAMIN KERSTEN, kt6ry
z kilku imnymi %znajomymi wye.
c.hal mafym statkiem kilka mil POI
"a miasto ably uzywat Swiezego
powietrza W piedziele, kr6tko pc
po}udniu kapiac sic W rzece Missi-
ssippi, PREY nurkowaniu utopif sic.
Zwloki wydobyto z woody kilka
goblin pc tym wypadku.