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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-07-01
"Slush Fund" Assessment.

Mr.. Funk then repeated his tale Of
the conversation with Mr.. Hines In
which the request for the $4,000 con-
tribution is said to have been made.
"Just as casual as the sale OF car OF
lumber" was the way Mr.. Funk re,
ferred to the proposition.
The witness said he met Hines at
Lorimers election.
Hello" said Hines. according to
Mr.. Funk, you are just the man |
want TO see" The witness explained
that he was not repeating the axact
words necessarily, but only giving his
recollection of the conversation.
We'll, we put Lorimer over down at
Springfield, but IL cost 100000 to do
IT," Hines said, according to Funk.
The witness added that Hines ex-
planned that they had to act quickly
What else?" urged Mr. Marble. "He
said: Now We are seeing some Of our
friends to get the matter fixed up"
Mr. Funk said he inquired how much
We was getting.
We'll, we can only go to a few big
people" Mr.. Funk said Hines replied.
and II we can get ten to contribute
10000 we can wipe 1t out"
Il asked him why he came to US. "
said Mr. Funk. He said You are as
much interested in having the right
kind OF man at washington as any OF
us | said we were not in that kind
Of BUSINESS. He began to argue about
I.orimer. | was anxious to terminate
the conversation. soon got UP and
left"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-07-01
How He Met Lorimer.

Have you regarded Mr. Lorimer as
factor opposed to the International
Harvester company" asked Mr.. Mar
BILE mo, sir"
Just how he was introduced to SEN
ator Lorimer was described by Mr.
Funk. He said the meeting occurred
at a deep waterways convention in
Washington about eighteen months
ago.
He told of another meeting with
Mr.. Lorimer. and added: "The sena-
tor was very kind on both occasions"
The witness said he had never
heard Senator Lorimer's name men
toned in connection with a tax fight
on the McCormicks, who are largely
interested in the harvester company.
Mr. Funk said the harvester COM
pany was interested in closing the
Chicago river, which flowed through
their company's plant. The Edward
Hiies Lumber company and Senator
Lorimer were In favor of deepening
the river. This did not prejudice him
against Lorimer. he said.
felt, as long as the government
engineers were opposed to closing the
river, Lorimer's attitude was a matter
of Indifference" said the witness.
He declared there had been no diff
ficulties between Mr., Hines and him
self or their respective companies, so
far as he knew.
''Do you recall a certain converse
ton with Mr.. Edward Hines?" asked
Marble Yes, sir"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-18

Four days later he made another
call on the widow. She had worried
considerably about that collie, being
sympathetic woman, and was glad
1t hadn't turred out fatally. For
five minutes the deacon spoke of the
weather and the crops, and then he
began to hitch his chair along. He
hitched and hitched, until he was
across the room and back, and then
the widow held up her hands and ex-
claimed:
For the lands sake. Deacon
Hope, but what ails you! Have you
got what is called the hitches% II
you have want to tell you that it
takes a person off mighty sudden.
They hitch and hitch until they hitch
into their grayes!"
"Oh, guess it amt nothing" was
the reply; and the hitcher ceased
hitching and began to study the toes
of his boots When he had been 81
lent fer a while he was asked.
Did you have any GRAND here to-
day, Deacon?"
"Yes-no-yes-no That isis =
that is, ! didn't," He rubbed his
hands together. looked at her in Il
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-18
Deacon Hopes
I !, Performances
By Lawrence Alfred Clay

Copyright, 1911, by Associated Literary
Press.)
Deacon Hope was flfty,five years
old. His wife had died, leaving the
care OF seven children on his hands.
The deacon was farmer, living about
a mile outside the village. His repu-
tation was that of level-headed man.
and he stood well with his church
and all his neighbors.
One day, a~year after his wife 81
death, he appeared at the house o.
the widow Sargent, in town. lie was
dressed up and his boots CREASED
He and the widow had known eachl
other for five years, and she had been!
one of the attendants at his Wife's'
funeral 1t was not bit strange that'
he should call, but his attitude ana
actions after sitting few minutes
were rather puzzling. Deacon Hope,
began to sigh. He also htched around
in his chair and now and then the
sigh became long-drawn groan. The
widow waited and wondered for fif7
teen minutes and then asked:
Deacon, have you been eating raw
turnips?"
"N-c-o-o" he groaned. i
TOO much PORK and leans for dim
ner?"
"N-o-o-o!"
We'll, if you haven't got case of
collie then | never saw one. haven't
got any remedy in the house, and
you'd better so to Doctor Green. You
ought to remember that your wife
was took all Of a sudden
Yes, guess I'd better see the
Doctor" was answered,
The deacon got up and left the
house. But he didn't call on Doctor
Green. His team was around the cor
ner, and he climbed into his wagon
and drove home He had no more
collie than a hitching post, but his
face wore frightened look. When
he reached home his eldest girl
asked;
Father, where's the new mother
you said we were going to have?"
The deacon waited to unhitch the
horses before replying, and then
what he said was:
Cynthia, you mind your own
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-18

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sves-V9o--vos-r t6ini i ,aust b..
ia rosa~nr and 'r,ada for the door
~, he oynsrta5 g{sk
noa. io.or III ,Tldow sarrsrt
MA IL nortor creen ID Il Val nass.
go dos.,,le5 H. dcooon,s ey.,n.
- ''- a,-5 LII y.,af2s i,o5 hin,
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'---''''''~''
syes-po YES, That f. I've been
sitting here for an hour!"
"grt what for?o
III dunno, That is, | thought
thought"
"Yes Won thoueati So do I, Ta.
con IIora Won are going ont Of yauf
mirdl aan4 know vby. bat II you
icon on thig wav vonu bo as q zy
as a bedbur IA two weeks mere
You wait I'm | get my bonnet on ard
IN take Won TO see Doctor Green.
"Yes, yes. Ial wait, but"
But he didn't Wait. AS soon as
she entered the house be made off.
lie had such q scared look on bls
/ face that the merchant Of whom he
bought five pour OF sugar before
/ going home asked him If he had been
chased ly a bull
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-18

Copyright, 1911, by Associated Literary
Press)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

dolar6w. ably ten "kurs il
struktor6w wojvnnych" pre-
prowadzic. Pntrzebna mu po-
moe ca}ego spoiecze6stwa
ma do niej prawo.
Wydawnictwo naszego pis-
ma chetnle ch:e W tenn po-
6redniczyci wzywa wszyst-
kich czytelnik6w do nadsy}a
MIA chocby najdrobnirjezych
ofiar, kt6re skrupulatnie ma
}amach .naszego pisma pok-
witujeny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
Odpowiedz ci kr6tka dam
Bo zrobilem probe sans:
Iozbedziesz sic wszelkich mex,
Gdy u niego kupisz. drink.
NJ. Mendyk
@
St. Francis, Wis,
d. 80. pazdz., r. 1911

st. Francis, Wis,
d. 80. pazdz., r. 1911.
w czwartek, dnia l6. listo.
pada, b. r. odegra Towarzyst.
wo Literackie sw. Stanislawa
Kostki " Salesianum o godz.
2. pc pol. tragedye Be}cikow'
skiego:
'~WARNENCZYK" w pre-
|r6bce). Sztuka powyzsza os-
nuta ma tie krwawych zapa.
SOW polsko tureckich, szcze.
g6lnie nadaje sic ma nasza
scene seminaryjna:
"Gr6b jego jest Europa,
s}up sniezne Ba}kany,
Napis: Wieczna pamiatka
miedzy chrze6ciiany'
w tym "dniu polskim" tn.
tejszego zak}adu pragniemy
ponownie powltac W Salesia.
mum wszystkich cz9onk6v
Honorowych i Protektor6v
naszego Towarzystwa.
Serdecznie vice zsprasza'
my ma uroczystoSc naszs
Wie]. Ksiezy Dobr.,. W ma
dziei, il racza mas swa obec'
no6cia zaszczycic /, usi|owanis
nasze poprzec.
z G}ebokim szacunkiem
F.. J. Kachnowskj
sekr: koresp
Ks. w. Wapi6ski
prezes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
SZEWC l RZEZNIK.

Do pewnei danny W re-
kawiczkach zhliza sic szewc
! ca1uje ia W reke, przez re-
kawiczke. P6zniej zbliza sic
do niej rzeznik, lecz ME ca
iuje tylko robi uwage:
Szewc do sk6ry ciagnie, ale
rzeznik do miesa. Zdejmij
pani ~rekawiczke, to pocafuje.
Dema zadost uczynila to.
mu zadaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
NOWINY z AMERYKI

SACRAMENTO, CAL, W
skutek zawalenia sic jednego
}uku mostu ponad rzeka
American 8 mil "a Auburn
ki]ku 20 robotnik6w straci}o
zycie a kilku innych je st
pokaleczonych, Jak donosi
depesza specyalna wydoby~
to zw}oki trzech os6b i u
ratowano 5 poka]eczonycL,
W czasie kiedy nieszczescie
sic wyda1 80 robotnik6w
bylo zatrudnionych na mos
Gle i zdaje eie re jeszcze
kilku zapewne zabitych znaj-
DUE sic pod gruzami. Powo.
dem nieszczescia byio zapew-
ne re 6pieszono sic nadto z
robota azeby ia wyko6czyc
pred zima a slupy z kon-
kretu ME wyscb'y nalezy-
Gle gdy dalej .pracowano,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
Czerstwy umys}, {

Czerstwy umys}, dobra
strawnosf, zdrowa watroba j
doskonaly aLetyt naleza do
blogos}awie6stwa, kt6re spro-
wadzaja Ora Richtera Koto
wiczne pigulki Kongo ma "a
twardzenie i wzdec;e. Is i
Scot. Kotwica ma butelce
Jest znakiem prawdziwosci.
F. Al. Richter & Co., 215
Pearl Str, New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
ASHTON, Nebr.

Oh. Jan Gockowski, kt6ry
przez kilka lat dzierzawi} wy
szynk cd p. Stan. Galczy6-
skiego, kupil go wraz 2 grun-
tenn "a 81 10000. Oh. Jan
Goo cieszy sic jak najlepszem
powodyeniem, jest on po-
wszechnie lubia,'y = go6ci
zawsze ma pe1noaBo tel ma
wyborny smak ten lego tru.
nek, navel sam autor "a
skwarzonych skwarek, Ash.
ton i Loup City, wypil JUL
dobra porcye kwartowych
buteIek piwa (Luxus) jake
pan Goo zawsze ma ma ska.
die.
Gdy Gle Bracie bieda gniecie,
Me masz s~zcze6cia ma tym swiecie
Twoje ~szcze6cie, rozkosz twa
Zasfania los gesta mgg}a
I ponurys dziehd i noe
Pomodz moze CT Jan Goo.
Gdy Gle czasem zfos6 ow}a lnie
{. Co sic nieraz zdarza snadnie
Kiedy chodzisz gniewny Fly,
.oko tive sic z}o6cia skrzy =
Ma to ci poreke dam,
Re pomoze 81 Goo Jan.
! Gdy II iona zaniemo2e
: Choroba ja rzuci W }oze
:Rska 'twoja 2 zalu dry
4 bolesci lejesz Ivy =
Me narzekaj ma Fly stan
Dopomoze CT Goo Jan.
Lub gdy s~tracisz konia, VIOLA
l ME wiedzie CT sig zgo}a
Nedza cisnie sic W twdj dom
N,szczy pah tax jak grom =
.~H..... - -E+EZZEE '=-alI
Ra.ujze sic pdki czas,
Fomoze CT Jasiek nasz
Teraz spytasx jjak bye moze?
Ze ma wszystko Goo pomcze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
ME JEGO VIVA.

Sedzia: = Pierwszy raz da-
rule panu, ale pamietaj pan
wiecej razy sic tn ME polka
zywac...
Oskarzony: = Jabym by]
i teraz ME p1zyszedl, gdyby
ME policyant, kt6ry mnie
gwa}tem tn wcj9gna}. Powi.
MEN mu pan sedzia zakazac,
ably mnie wiecej razy tn ME
s~prowadza}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

kslqdZa BlsKupa Or4uOWall
Ia nasya .parafia, albo "a inna
leo ksiedza polskiego niena
lie: znajq te parsfie, 70 tam
Lea przewa&nie ssmi Polacy
" tel parafii j OH potrzebu-
la ksivd1a Polaka, to by ks.
Biskup moze predzej ksiedza
polskiego nam przys4a{, DO
ksiezom PREDICT ksiadz Bis
kup daily Ware DO my
p'szemy Q ksiedza polskiego
a ks. Biskup napisze do ks.
tai palafii kt6ry Jest niemiec
lub irlandczyk a ten ks. Bis
kupow'. napisze, 70 jest mie-
szana parafia, albo jest tylko
czes6 polak6w; ksiedzu ks,
B'sklp wierzy wiecej anizeli
parafii vice ma tenn sic sko6-
czy. .
Nasza parafia ]iczY 800
|dusz polskich q niemc6w
Ii irlandczyk6w ma 35 dusz =
polsk}ch familii nasza para
fla liczy go, niemc6w i ir-
landczyk6w 10 familii. Zeby
nasza parafia mia}a ksiedza
polskiego W tym czasie co
ma niemieckich ksiezy, to
nasza parafia. by dis liczy}a
polak6w przesz1o 200 familii,
&c. : ..-- 80 ..
DO niema tego roku zeby try
Tub cztery familie ME wy
adziiy sic tam gdzie jest
polski ksiadz t. !. do Bre-
mendu. H..
Lecz co sobie poradzimy,
|jezeli ks. Biskup nam nie-
chce :dac polskiego ksiedza,
to musim siuchac cboc MEM
ca, DO do ko6c;o}a ME cho-
die Is wedle njemieckiego
ksiedza to by tez ME by}o "a
bardzo dobrze pc katolicku,
trzeba sic pogodzic z losami
(i~oczekiwee mi}osierdzia Bio.
lego. W kr6tce opisze cos
wiecej czytelnikom Wiarusa
o tel calej sprawie. Szczery
czytelnik Wiarusa.
S.P. G6rSki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

SAN CAL.
Do tutejszego sadu najwyz-
szego wniesiono podanie, by
dozwolil zajac nanowo ure-
gulowaniem spadku Charlie
SO j. Johnsona' zmar}ego
pred 81 laty " San Francis
co. Powodem podania jest, re
znalzziono W kufrze cd lat 30
ME zwracajacym szczeg6lnej
uwagi, wartos :iowe papierv
majace podobno wartosci
$4,000 So to meksyka6skie
papiery e,gl6wnie
obligacye pa6stwowe 2 CA
SOW woiny pred SO laty kt6-
re wedle zdania rzeczoznaw-
COW pelna dotychczas maja
wartost, tax, ze Rad meksy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
D%opom6zmiy Sokofoln!

DOpOm6zmy S0k0fom!
Zwiazek Sokol6w Po]skich
z siedziba W Nowym; Yorku,
przystepuje niebawem do
wielkiego dzie}a, zorganizo-
wanna t.. "Kursu instrukto-
row woiennych'', kt6ry sic cd.
bedzie W Kolegium Polskiem
W Philadelphia; w oeaem5 jed
AJAX potrzebuje pomocy Gale
go spo}ecze6stwa.
Idzie mu 0 to, ably liczne:
jego gniazda mialy dostate-
cznie uzdolnionychs instruk-
tor6w, i ably m!odziez Soko
Ia W mysl najwyzszych basel
tegc narodowego zakonu sta
Ia sic r~zeczywistem pogoto-
wiem bojowem narodu.
Me trzeba bye zwolennikien>
wojen i rewolucyjnych pre-
wrot6w ably W zupe}nosci
uzna6 to szlachetna dazno6c
naszei m}odziezy.
Kazdy nar6d zyjacy ma
swoje "pogotowla", ma do
mich prawo i nar6d polskii,
pomimo politycznej niewoli.
Z. take "pogotowie" UNA
nemjest Soko1stwo W Cali
cyl i taklm chce obecnie STAG
sic take nasze W Ameryce.
Niechze mu W tenn doro-
maya kazdy wedle moznoSci.
M}odosc ma swoje prawa;
m}odziez must w~vladowywac
swoja energie " rozma:ty
spos6b i stckroc lepiej Jest,
gdy ia wy}aduie W cwicze-
mach wojskowych i ma bois-
kach sokolich, niz W karcz-
mach j burdach ulicznycb.
SokoIstwo u nas,: to iedy-
na organizacya, kt6ra mole
nam dis " po.sko6ci utrzy-
mad m}cdziez nawet W-Ame-
r we urodzona. Ale ma to
potrzeba 6rodk6w. Zwiazek
.Sokol6w potrzebuie@ uzo pie
niedzy, kiJkana6cie stysieey
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
JAK LEPIEJ.

= Powiedz mi, ojcze, jak
lepiej, zostac starym kawale-
rem, czy tez ozenic sic?
- Stanowczo lepiej sic O.
zenic. Widzisz, mole dziecko,
staremu - kawalerowi jest
wszedzie ma swieoie lie, a
c1}owiek zonaty ty]ko W do
mu wytrzymac ME moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
DIVA wielkie roczne wvdarze-
MIA W Chicago.

Miedzy stanowa wystawa towa~
row zywych,, cd 2 do 9 grudnia
i wystawa nawodnienia grunt6w
rzqdowych cd Is listopada do 8
grudnia. Me zaniedbujcie przybyc.
10 zupeine informacye zg}oscie sic
do agentdw blletowych kolei Chica-
90 & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
N%aiciekawsze Ksiazki.

N%ajciekawsze Ksiazki.
Drukuiace maszynki. Sc
kreta. Wynalazki. Nowo6ci.
Extrakty trun k6w. Cudowne
lekarstwa. Wszelkje potrzeby
Paniom ,,Pannom,, Me5czyz.
nom it'd, Agent6w potrzebu-
Jenny W kazdej osadzie. Pi.
szcie, zaraz poslemy informa.
cyjne cyrkularze:-
The Paris Universal Co.,
Box "A KenOSha Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
0p}aconym Expresem

p~osy}amy kazdemu 6 butte
lex extraktu "a ST.. Zrobicie
6 kwart dobrego ~zdrowego
trunku: Wilma, likieru, ko-
niaku, romu, w6dki it'd. pc.
sy}ajac pieniadze piszcie ja-
kiego extraktu zadacie.
The Paris Universal Co.
Box ~. Kenosha, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
MARLIN, Tex.
(Dokofczenie)

T..
KS. Proboszcs nam zapo-
wiedziai, ze;' Najprzew. ks.
Biskup. przy6le nam innego
keiedza ma. jego miejsce,
kt6ry bedz}e 'dobrym paste
rem W naszej@ parafii .aNa ra:'
zie ME wiedDie]i6my jakiego
ksiedza ks. iBiskup nam
przysle 49, Polaka oczy limo
na,cdowca. - Tuszyl6my sic
nad2ieja do%ostatka, se <>tym
razem dostsniemy z=@ksiedza
rodaka, lecz: bardzcsmy sic
zawiedli, DO zamiast>spodzie-
vau,po polskago ksiedza ks.
BisAup przy}af" nam ks: Geo.
APPEL, ktory jest %rodowitym
niemcem i |llie< umie movie
wca]e po polsku. Wieks,ost
parafian ME by}a tez zado-
wolona z obecn+go@, probosz-
cza, a to d1a' ttgdd, 'pfoniewaz
sie M zebraniiitul: %"wyra2i}, IL
on tn przyszedl' do niemiec-
kiej parsfii aa'nie'd do polsk'ej;
parafianie ME 'byli zadowo-
]eni 2 obecnego Proboszcza
take ola tego. &e jego pc
przednik, kt6rY by} taksamo
niemcem, staral sic naoczyt
coskolwiek polskiego ,jezyka,
tego nam ks. Biskup zabra}
i przeznaczy}.. go parafii, kt6-
ra niema ami lednej familii
polskiej. ..:"~" ....*
Wiekszo6c parafian zebra}a
sic ma narade1eo. dalej >poczac
- a zpala11?~ sje: i .takich Kill
ku, kt6rzy., we'ali: ably ME
placic nicmieckiemu ksiedzu,
lecz tych zakrzYezano iprze-
g}osowanoabo pra~i e wszys-
cy byli zatem ably p}acic pen
sye obecnemu proboszczowi
tax d}ugo jak :::bedziee W: pa
szej parafii,> bo niepiacenie
pensyi ksisdzq me9ggloby: pa
rafii wiecej zaszkol,dzic anlze-
Ii dopomoc !; ma tenn stanelo
ably place TAX; ::edlpggo, =sjak
ksiadz .bedzie nam urzedowa}
W parsfii. Do keiedza Risku
pa wystosowano; zas list 2
pro6ba, ably sic au'j'owat mad
mani polaka mi j. dial nam
ksiedza rodaka, kt6ryby W
niedziele i;:6wieta :g}os;} slo-
wo Boze wupolskims :jezyku
a tym kilkn. jobconarodow-
com co do mas, sic .przylepili
m6g}by wyg}aszae Cd czasu
do czasu .kazanie wv: sapgiel-
skim jezyku;7 ke.. Bisk up o
lie mi sic zdaje, ME da} nam
zadnej ~odpowiedzi~; list
kt6rY zosta} ros}any, pros
ba O ksiedza rodoka; ks. G.
Apelego takzeGn. rie* odwo}a|
dotad a my polacy ]este6my
karmieni obcym sjezykiem W
kazaniu. Czy sean.: Aptor jesz-
cze nam pDlakoms:z Martina
dale przyczyne,, lie s'edzimy
cicho j nie sstaramy sic o
swe dobro narodowe - o re-
ligia, a przeciet JUL try ra-
~ pose}alismy 'prt'sbe DO
ksiedza Biskupa g.. ks'e'1za
Polak', a e 2 ME-. dosiallsmy
10 ME nasza wilma tylko ksie-
dza Biskupa. +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

DOBRA,P ROPOZYCYA.
Ona: - Zaiuja bard7o =
ale pa6ska iona bye ME mo-
ge!
On: - Ach, jak to boles
ME! Ale mozeby PAM PREY.
najmniej mole dlugi pop}aci.
la?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
sadza obc, narodowych ksie.
ny. Nasza parafia pracujv cd

1 OLQ AlO'' tSAA11 OHSOy Vs.:
tao raz ks;eiza rolaka j ! 81
cze dotad rak .s~ych ME @.
puszcza bezczynnie, lecs :
stajemy dn boju 9
nasze dobro, czyli, ze stale.
my W obronie naszej narodo.
wosci rel'gii.
Dalej pis1e szan. Autor, re
zostal niedawno wyswiecony
kap}an Kodak nasz, polak
nawskro6, kt6rego. poslano
na parafie %przewaznie nie-
miecka, a W kt6rej to rarafii
laden ksiadz dotad wytrzy-
mac ME m6gl, tam nasze-
go rodaka wys}ano. Jest
to co prawda przykro, re
kap}an Kodak, must obs}ugi.
wac niemiecka palafie, lecz
dlaczego W swej korespon.
dencyi Szan. Adtor ME wy
mienif m;eiscow Sci tel pa
rafii gdzie kap}an, nasz
Kodak obecnie sic znajduje
i ob:1usuje nienc6w =
Ola czego kap}&n, nasz ro-
Edak poszed} ma nlemit cka
parafie - bye moze, il jest
tylko z im;enia polak;em j
wszystko mu jedno jaka pa
rafie dosta}.? "Polacy rodacy
W gore sercs, do jednosci -
lchodzmy W Shady niemc6w
kt6rzy cd ksiedza Blskupa
cbca mice w}asnego ksiedza''
T. Piekn6 to s}owa, ale pos
tepek. gdzie jest? czy szan'
Autor, tn dzisiejszy, re ME
vie, ze sic trait czesto po-
lax, kt6ry wolf obconaro'
dowca popierac jak rodaka1
trait sic taxi, kt6ry obca
rzecz wolf i popiera wiecej
|jak nas7a, jak swojq?@ Al
W naszej parafii kilku takich
molna znaleSc a nawet sic
znalez} tn W naszej parafii
TAXI LII }apka polak, ki6ry ma.
szemu ksiedzu przet}6maczy]
Gala korespondencye szan.
Autora, j czegoz sic mozemy
cd takiego polaka spQdzie
wac? niczoeo innego lak tyl
Ike xdrady. Coprawda nasza
parafia ME moze sic poszczy-
Gle tenn ably mia}a wielu ia.
kich bohater6w polsk;ch, Cd
l%umywania pod|ogi i pucowa-
mia but6w niemcom, takich
zuch6w u nas bardzo malo ma
potkac MONA, ale je1nak ga
i tacy powlnnl oyc t1aktowa-
mi odpowiednio.
DaIej sz.Autor p;sze, 10 6wie.
tym obowiazkiem jest. prosit
Biskupa o naszego ksiedza, q
obcego MECH wy6le do ME
mieckich parafii jak II. p
do Plantersville, DO tam miej'
see ME ola polaka, j ME roz'
praszajmy sic lecz ~trzymajmy
sic jedno6ci i WARY a Pan
Bog nam %dopomoze''. D zeby
to z}ote sfowa sic chcia}y
zi6cic = ]ecz czy sic kiedy
ziszcza to trudno odgadnac bo
pomiedzy nasza narodowo6.
cia jest du2o takich co sic
!iednosci ME potrafia trzymat
o, M ~.,ol ;~@~o.o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
Planujcie wasza podr6z do
KalifOrnii teraZ.

KalifOrnii teraZ.
Koleja North Western
Piekny San Francisco Overland
Limited, przepysznie urzadzony,
zaopatrzony we wszystkie przyjem
nostki podr6zne, elektrycznie o.
swietlony nawskros, z doskonale u
rzadzonemi wentylacyami ola zdro-
via, wyjezdza codziennie z Chicago
z novel pasazerskiej (najmodniej W
swiecie urzadzonej stacyi) Y ograni-
,czeniem tylko 81 gcdzin drogi do
st. Francisco.
The Los Angeles limited, z do
skona}em elektrycznem oswietle
MEM "domowy''pociag do po}udnio.
wei Kalifornii. opuszcza Chicago
codziennie, tylko GO godzln W dro-
DE.
Pc zarezerwowanie i pefne infor-
macye zgfosic sic do agent6w bile.
towych kolei Chicago & North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

Washington. Pc wygna-
niu trwajacem lat rs reset.
XII szczepu Apacn 6w z dru.
zyny Geronimo u~trzymywa-
ne W wojsko'vem wiezieniu
We Fort Sill W Oklahoma
NIGGA powr6cic do swych
obszar6w my 6liwskich wNew
Mexico. M1odsi cz}onkowie
szczepu VIOLA jednakowcz
pozostac W Oklahoma pod
czas gdy starsi pragna pow
r6cic do stron rodzinnych
U}ozono przeto plan by SEE
sciu dawnych naczeluik6w
zawiesc do New Mexico a.
zehy sic rozstrzygne}o CIV
seczep ca}y zechce tam sic
utac czy tez pozostanie W
Oklahomie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09


CINCINNATI, o; w skulek
pekniecja Pc calowej rur.y
gazowej W zak}adach MALE
zacYch DO Columbia Car Co.
W poblizu Maysyille KY;
Cincinnati wraz z pred
mie6ciami pozbawione jest
gazu naturalnego uzywanego
g16wnie do ogrzewania VIE
lie dom6w pc a bawionych
Jest take swiat}a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-01
CARE OF LEATHER FURNITURE
Mixture of Vinegar, Whites Of Eegs
and Turpentlne Makes Good
Cleaning Compound.

The cleaning of leather upholstered
furniture is question that concerns
almost every housewife. for those
who do not possess one or more
pieces Of the padded leather kind
have at least the leather seated din.
ess. that require refarbash1ng three
or four times year.
In preparing to clean such a piece
1t is best to have the necessary mate.
rails at hand, so that the work can be
finished at once aud without risk of
injuring the furniture. as there would
be % liability II the different opera
tons Of the work were not done in
rapid sequence.
Procure three large size cheese
cloths. basinful OF tepid or nearly
warm water, to which has been add.
ed a little vinegar, say a tablespoon
full. and a. mixture Of the whites OF
two eggs and half pint Of turpen-
tine. The mixture is best made by
first beating the eggs to Roth and
placing 1t in a bottle before the tur.
pentine, and then before each applica,
ton It is we'll shaken IN. the bottle.
Largo pieces of leather furniture
are gone over in sections, first with
Tho cheesecloth, which has been dip.
ped In the warm water to which has
been added the vinegar, ana then
after being carefully wiped with "a
dry cheesecloth. it is polished with q
cheeseclotb Or channels lightly sat.
urated with the egg white and turpen:'
tine mixture. after this the article ID
carefully wiped dry with other cloths.
Seats Of the dining chairs can be
done one at q, time with ease. h.
Any leather covered article, such al
seat pads and even go-carts, not leav.
Ing out the dull calf or. gunmetal
shoe. can be renovated after a fash,
lon. by the same process, and shiny
leather thus treated will admit OF, q
polish more readily than before 1t, ID
applied. -.''9''' : -