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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
Downpour Of Last Night is
General Through the
State and West.
WORTH THOUSANDS
TO LOCAL FARMERS
Wapello Co. Farms Were
Crying for Moisture
for the Corn.

| In the matter Of dollars and cents
the real value of last nights rain may
never be known, but it Is a safe esti
mate to place the amount of goot
done in Wapello county alone at thou
sands Of dallors.
Few reports have been heard OF the
damage done by wind, lightning and
downpour. Perhaps the greatest In
convenience was shouldered onto the
telephone, electric and telegraph com
paries, all Of whom were damaged to
some extent.
The Bell company IS the greatest
sufferer. It being estimated at their
Offices this morning that about 40C
phones in the city are temporarily out
of commission. 1t was hoped to have
these righted by this evening.
The toll lines to Des Moines and
Oskaloosa also suffered heavily, and
are reported to be down in several
places. Workmen are repairing them
today, as we'll as those to Grinnell.
In the rural parts Of the county, wind
and the heavy rain were accountable
for the most of the damage. In mum
Der Of places the lines are reported
down, but no fires or other damage
are known to be due to lightning.
Ottumwa, according to the reports
of the telegraph and phone companies,
was on the edge of the storm belt.
Des Moines, Grinnell and Oskaloosa
all were hit harder than other points
Cities on, the Mississippi reported
heavy rain, but very little stosm
Points west Of Des Moines make
like report.
FIRST Rain Light.
The first rain yesterday, falling
during the morning hours, did little to
aid the dry lands. It was more OF
local shower and only 0S inch was
recorded at the local weather bureau.
The rain last night, however. started
shortly after II o'clock and continued
until nearly this morning. The fall
lat this time was ITO inches, more
than has fallen all summer.
Rain Is Statewide.
Des Moines, Aug. 11.-Rainfall gen.
eral throughout the state, varying in
depth from one-tenth of an inch to q
full inch. Yesterday soaked the thirsty
Iowa prairies and halted the dry, hot
weather in It's progress at destroying
q primised bumper corn crop.
It was a rain worth millions OF
dollars to Iowa. George A. Wells, sec
retary OF the Western Grain Dealers
association, said late last night that
the rain had come at just the right
time to prevent serious loss in the corn
crop. He declared that his estimate
OF a week ago. placing the Iowa corn
crop at 377,OOO,o00 bushels, could now
be repeated Saturday 1t had appeared
that the estimate would have to be
reduced to a great extent.
Little permanent injury had been
done the corn, Mr.. Wells believes.
Where the soil was light, and there
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
VICTIMS OF MEXICAN
OUTRAGES RETURNING

New Orleans, Aug. Lilly and
Edna Gourd, the American girls who
were mistreated by bandits near
Tampico, Mexico, last week, while
their father, Matthew Gourd, bound
to tree, looked on, powerless to
help them, arrived here last night on
the German steamer Spreewald from
Tampico. They left today for their
home In Corning, la. Thirty-six other
American refugees were aboard.
Passengers declared that Amerl.
cans were fleeing from Mexico, leay.
ing everything behind them.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
DELIVERS T|RADE
AGAINST MILL men
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR MAKES
STRONG CHARGES AGAINST
NEW ENGLANDERS.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 11.-Sena
tor Hollis of New Hampshire, demo
crat, flayed the cotton manufacturers
Of New England in tariff speech to
day in which he declared New Eng
land had not been Disseminated
against and characterized the charge
that the tariff reduction would ruin
the textile industry there.
"The cotton manufacturers have
taken the highest protection and paid
pauper wages" said he. They arc
compelled by statute to work humane
hours and conduct their business on
humane lines; and not one has volun
tarily reduced the hours of labor. They
seek to control the government to pre-
vent labor legislation. escape just
taxes. to control the police and inferior
courts. and secure military aid for the
suppression of strikes. They secure
special commodity rates for their
goods and other preferences from rail.
roads. They oppose the election OF
democrats by coercing their employees
and they make inordinate profits at
present tariff rates. 1t is question
whether one sided development OF this
kind is best for any community.
Starvation Wages.
Thousands of adult operatives work
for 81 a week and live under wretched
conditions. The death rate in our New
England mill cities is the highest In
the United States. 1t is certain that
the cotton industry Of New England
should not receive any special consid-
Grafton in the pending bill due to past
good conduct.
''In a recent contest in New England
for United States senator, certain
democratic members Of the legislature
chanced to be employees Of a certain
great textile corporation. They were
waited on at their homes and re
quested' not to vote for the caucus
candidate. They were not threatened
with discharge but the implication was
very plain. What sort of claim have
men like this to special favors at the
hands Of g. democratic congress g
Though Senator Hollis did not say
So, the reference was taken by other
senators to be the; recent New Hnmp-
shire contest In which he was elected
after deadlock.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
ATTEMPT TO LYNCH
NEGRO IS FOILED

Carruthersville, Mo-, Aug. IA mob
Of several hundred farmers bent on
lynching a negro who attacked Mrs.
Ollie Johnson at Canaddy, six miles
south of here, was foiled by Sheriff
Stubblefield and his deputies last
night when the officers placed their
prisoner in an automobile and out
digtanced a score Of other machines
that pursued them over large portion
of Pemiscott county. The sheriff
party kept ahead OF It's pursuers in the
race from town to town. He was
placed in Jail at Cape Girardeau early
this morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
TOWN OFFICIALS
TEAR UP INTERURBAN

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 1.Seventy-
five armed men, oflc cials and citizens
Of Rosendale, suburb Of Kansas City,
Kan, today put the finishing touches
to the regarded streets where yester.
day the Kansas City and Olathe inter
urban railways tracks, In defiance of
the railway commission were torn up
and the road bed reduced to grade by
the Rosendale Mayor, J. r. WINNER
and band Of determined men.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
.M|L|7ANTs SENT TO Jail
Leaders OF stormtng Party at Asquith
Home Sentenced to Terms
In Prison.

London, Aug. II. Seventeen mill
tant suffragettes were sentenced to-
day to terms of Imprisonment ranging
from a week to two months as a sequel
to Yesterdays attempt to storm
Premier Asquith's official residence in
Downing street.
Sylvia Pankhurst, leader Of the
storming party, was not among the
prisoners as she had been taken direct
to Holloway Jail to serve another por-
tion Of her previous sentence.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
JAILED FOR KILLING
GIRLS ASSAILANT

Seul, Korea, Aug. 11.James Mason
the American manager of the gold
mines at Un-San in northern Korea
was sentenced to eighteen months
penal seritude on a charge Of man
slaughter for killing a Chinese mine
eJnploye who in the absence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Mason committed crimina
assault on their IL year old daughter
In his defense today Mason pleaded
the unwritten law but was condemned
An appeal against the sentence was
entered at once
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
FRENCH NAVY WILL
USE THE AEROPLANE

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE ministry has
eiven It's approval to a scheme for the
development of the aeroplane to CO.
cperate with the navy. M. Bardin,
the minister OF marine, will ask parlia-
1nent when 1t convenes for an immed-
late appropriation Of $2,75o,oo0 for this
purpOse.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
TURKISH SULTAN Is
DEFYING POWERS

Constantinople, Aug. 1.-The porto
has made an evasive reply to the rec
ent note of the powers threatening
that the powers would withdraw their
moral and financial support from
Turkey unless the Ottoman govern
nent ordered its troops to retire with
in the s-Midia line In accordance
with the treaty Of London.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
LIGHTNING KILLS cows

Hastings on Hudson, N. Y, Aug. II.
When Henry Dietrich, q raiser of
blooded stock. went to his barn today
he found eighteen registered cows
dead in row. Lightning had run the
length of string Of stalls, killing
everything within. The barn, strange
ly. was not damaged.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
WORKER ELEcTRocuTED.

Norfolk, Neb., Aug. 11--James
Coombs, aged 26 years, engineers
helper In the electric light plant, was
electrocuted yesterday by falling on a
live wire at the switch board while
sleeping on the floor. A shock OF
1900 volts passed through his body.
Coombs came here month ago from
Sterling, Colo. and is survived BY .
wife.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
HOT At TOPEKA

Topeka, Kas., Aug. IL Sunday
night was the hottest night ever re-
corded at Topeka. The mercury
reached the 100 degree mark early to-
day for the eighth time In as many
days.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12
BRIEF ITEMS IN
THE DAYS NEWS

tCALCUTTA-F1oo resulting from
heavy rains in Bengal aro reported tc
have caused the loss OF hundreds OF
lives and great financial damage.
HlAvRE--An arctic expedition headed
by Jules Won Payer left for the north
polar regions yesterday for the
purpose Of exploring and gathering
scientific data In Franz Josef land.
NASHVILLE. TENN with 700 dele
gates present, the seth annual con-
vention Of the International Typo
graphical union began here today in
the state capitol.
|BRUECK, GERMANY-Fritz Roessler.
German aviator and pupil named
Stephan, were killed here yesterday
when an aeroplane in which they
were riding fell.
|COLON-Thirteen men were killed to-
day by an unexpected slide at the
Porto Bello quarry which completely
buried steam shovel near which
they were working.
BRAYMER, MO.-william j. Collins,
% years old, according to county Of
ficials, confessed today that he killed
his friend John p. Benzon. formerly
an attorney Of Braymer and burned
the body In the Benson shanty on a
claim near Clemens Alberta, Canada,
last May, after taking $1,000 from
the clothing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-08-12

Continued on Page 7. Col. 2.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20

wisialo " powietrzu jakby "a
czems czekafo, to tel gdy
nasz1 Index por ozjezdza} sic
do dom6w, wese]i ma duchu.
Ksieza take pc obiedzie
automobilem odjechali do
Waubay ma kolej, gdzie Wiel.
ks. Zaiewski wieczolem we
Waubay wyrzna} niemcom.
doskonale kazanie po ME.
miecxu, a niemcy sluchali,
geby mieli roztwarte jak wro-
ia. Niema to mad naszYch
polskich ksiezy, oni potrofia
move jaka jeno kto chce. A
vice skoro sic wszyscy pc
ro2jeidzali do dom6w, wiatr
p6lnocny sic zerwa} z TAXA
|furya / vial Gala noe i W pia.
tex ca1y: dzle6. By}a to praw-
DIVA bli1arda, a przytem
take byt i mr6z, re kazdy
siedziat c;chutko W bu-
die jak zajac pod brcna, ale
" sercu sic cieszac Bogu
dziekujac re. mas obroni} cd
togo " czasie naszego odpus-
tn, "a co sk}adamy Bogu SER
deczne *dzieki.
.J6Zef Gruba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
w AMERYCE.

w cZasie p0ch0du inau.
gurs cyjnego " Westinghouse
miala miejsce przykra AVIAN
tura. Tium ludzi. kt6remu
przewodniczyli podm6wieni
podzegacze napad} IA masze.
rujace sufrazystki = prey.
czem dosz}o do starcia z po-
licya i okoio 200 os6b pokale.
czono P~rzeprowadzone obe-
cnie Sledztwo wyja5nia ze
zachowanie sic W tej aferze
ipolicyi ME oyfo ca}kiem po-
prawne.
Inauguracya nowego pre-.
zydenta kosztuje kase pan
silva $4,000 ME liczac kilku
milionow dolar6w .wydanych
przez go6ci zebranych " sto-
Icy " liczbie kilkuset tysie-
cy.
z Erie, Pa. donoeza: %
wydobyto tam z dina jeziora
okret Niagara" ktory spo.
czywaf pod woda z CORA sto
lat, zatopiony przez zwycies.
kich Anglik6w. ,Okrst podo.
bno zachowa} sic doskonAIe
ii stanowiG bedzie cenna ola
Ameryki pamiatke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
tow kursu wply1eio Irze*ziu

tow kursu wply1eio lrzeszio
100000.
Bijanie ION ,.starokraj
skim sposobem" jest. ciagle
jeszcze " uzyciu p.) kolo..iAch
polskich W Amelvce ! nawet
surowe kary policvj"e ma.
kladane czesto ia brutal6w
pomagaja ME wiels. Ostat.
MIN, kt6ry "a bicie Tony pc:
wedrowal ma 5 lniesiecy 90
kozy jest Wojc;ecb Sabaj Z
Dpnkirk, N. Y.
Smutne awantury maja
miejsce juz cd d}uzszego cza.
gu " parafii Matki Bnskiej
0strobramskiej " Long Is
land, N. Y. Probos5cz tam.
tejszy postanowi} ,%,przemufo.
wac" budynek koscielny ma
inne Lofty, q, parafianie temu
sic sprzeciwiaja dniem j. no.
ca odprawiajac warty PREY
budynku. Policya juz kilka.
krotnie interweniowala i ME.
wiadomo jak sic to sko6czy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20

cych SWAT ~Zmartwychwsta
Pa6skiego, zycze Wi:rusowi
weso}ego A~lleluja,. take
wszystkim czytelnikom VIA.
rusa, Korespondentom, Prey
jaciolom i Nieprzy;aciolom
ably sic stall przyjaci6fmi j
%powr6cili ma droge prawa.
Gerwazy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
G~RENVlLLE, So. Oak.
Szanowna Redakcyo
s. Wiarusa!

Prosze omiescic moich pa
re slow z, naszsi Puckiej pa.
rafii, DO cos podobnego co
zamierzam pisac, to sic pisze
2 miiym uczuciem, DO OTTO
)1go I2go i 1890 b. m. 3D.
by}o sic II mas wspaniaie 40sto
godzinne naboze6stwo, a "a
razem wielkanocna spowiedz,
ma kt6re ziechati do pomocy
naszemu Prev. ks. D1ieka.
nowi j. ~:Wojtowiczow; mai
wybitniejsi ksieza: Przewiel
ks. Kanonik J. Pacholski z
Winony, Prev. ks. Zalew..
ski 20 Silver Lake, Mimi. j
Wiel. ks. Jan Dolby z Wau.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
uie }aczyc sic z ,,Komisya
rymczasowa", All tel 2 ,Ko-
mitetem obywatelsklm".
w NASZYCH KOLO.
MACH.

Dr. w. D.. SlemlnOW1CZ
2 Chicago wyjechat do Mo-
wego .Yorku, ably sic spotkac
ze siawnym doktorem nie-
mieckim ~Friedmansm, kt6ry
tam przyjechsl eksperymen-
towac sw6j wynalazek pre-
civ suchotom. DR.. Siemjno-
wicz Una sic z tym wynalazca
z czas6w swych studenck;ch.
w diva tygodnie po PREY.
jezdzie z Polski stracii W re
zalni Armoura " Chicago
zycie Walenty .Wrzostek,
kt6remu winda ucieta glove.
W Polsce poz3sta1a iona j
dzieci nieszczesliwego kt6re
O niczem jeszcze ME wledza.
Parma ,,Stella" Sza6ska
z Detroit uwierzywszy " o.
gloszeniehum bugierskiegoj
kiego5 szarlatana, sprowa-
dzila sobie jakas masc INA
pieknosc" - teraz ma twarz
pomarszczona jak stara baba,
chociaz pred tenn byla po~
dobno sobie. Pre-.
stroga to ola innych.
P0lacy W Milwaukee
zrobili pierws; wy}om "
zgodnym dotychczas wstrzy.
mywoniu sic Polak6w W A.
meryce Cd przystepowania
do Ameryka6skiej Fedora.
cyl Katolicklch Towarzystw,
gi6wnie, zdaje sic, 2 togo po-
wodu, 10 W tenn miescie W
sierpniu odbedzie sic zjazd
tel organizacyi.
w ,,Gfosie Polek" orga-
ME Zwiazku Polek W Cllica-
go panuje bezkr6)ewie redak-
torka, parma Michalska stra
cha posade a zarzad szuka
novel.
w kursie wojskowym ola
Sokolstwa Okregu II, ODDLY
wajacym sic W Chicago, bic.
RE udzia} Sc przyszlvch in
struktor6w. Naczelnik Ryl.
ski wykazat duzo energii
zdolnoSci W przeprowadze.
niu tego rodzaju roboty. u
,,po}owu" ma pokrycie kosz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
Dzia}a natychmiast0wo.

Dziafa natychmfast0wo.
VIM. Rademacher, SO W. Aga
ul. og}sszs, be POJEDYNCZA
AWE }agodnego buckthorn
bark, gIyceryny, i,d., g1y xmie.
szsna " Adler-i.ka, nlemieckie le-
karatwo ma ape 'dlcltis, lecsy "a
pchanie lub g.zy " zo}adku ZU-
PEkNIE. Wielu ludziom " Wiz
nonie ono pomog}o. (ADv),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
KORESPONDENCYE
!: .,
= q
C%HAPEIHILL, I


nu.nr,kar1
49,
o.marca 1915
ozanoWna VIVA, hedakcyo
fW'arusa!
roo'e"f1<s'u1 oosyc o'o'
70 czekam azeo7 )akas
koresP'nqeneye Z naszeRse
Chapel ftlH 2opac2yc a WI
oac 20 n'ft ISL me- p'sze' wee
ia mnsze ehoe " krotkose' c
nasze) Polon'' tute'szej do
nleec.
Zaczynam Cd miasta. W
roku zeszfym, t. /, 1912ym
parafia Chapel Hiliska pobu.
dowa}a piekna duza szko1e
paraf'a'na: ma. diva petra. Ma
plerwsz' m pletrze m'escl sic
szko'a' podzlelona ma czterv
klasy' W ktoryct >spodzlewa'
my sic W krotce zobaczyc
s'ostry nauczy"elk'' Dzlec'
polsk'ch qczeszcza 90 szko1y
okoto 1oo.:
ma orqg'e% zas p'e'rze
m'esc' s'9 /. xtore) o.
oywa'a SIC posieazenla' OBJ
cnooy' pr<eosta"'enla t: a.
Lax Same Were ho"ych
p1eKnycn 1zeczy zna]oo}e SIC
" Kosc1ele ]aKo o1'ary oa"a'
ne Oh Zamo:nle!szych para
1lan Ke'fdza proooszcza'
ktory czynl4 } czyn' bardzo
wleIe dobrego ola paratll !
paraf'an.
!eraz takze donosze' ze
many 5 .polsk's pler~szo-
rzedne grocernle ale take l
8 poIsk'e g sal0n:y.. A teraz o.
p1sze taRze cos o 1armacn'
flony os'atn'ch paru lat oy
~ oz'ek1 oogo ooore l ceny
p1acohe "a oawe'ne> oyiV ME
z1e'
W'elu polaRo" maJa u s"e
"1aS"e 4"''nS' d kl'ko pos'"'
I'D 'ahze o'''noo l "aj-
no"sze tPr>ety 'olo'cze' d
rroxu;o ~ o:,,c<xy poo;o IN kil.
p'a"'o "sA\t''y l'"jq w All
I'd ''ooycn. ko"' l 'no'""'
rarmerzY- ]uz zao'al pola ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20

dziestki ~najwiecej we wszy'
stkich parafiacb, ably sic upo
raic z wielkanocna spo~ie
dzia pred Wielkim tygo'
dniem, jednakowoz nas'
Wiel. ks. Proboszcz to TAX
podzielii we wszyst'
stkie try dni, re wszyscy by
Ii wysluchani a ksieza tez ME
mieli "a ciezko.
]Pierwszego dnia przyste'
powaio do spowiedzi i ko'
muuii Sw. Bractwo 6w. J6ze.
ia. Drugiego d"ia Siostry Re-.
za6cowe j D:iewice Maryi;
W trzeci dzie1 Bractwo 6w.
Stanis|awa kostki.
Program odprawiania ma.
bozehstwa przez to try dni
by} nastepujacy: w pier-
ws2y dzieh wotywe celebro-
wal ks. Alexander Zalewski,
sumo zas z sasiedniej parafii
niemiecki ks. Ungar, z ssys-
ia. Dyakcnami byli: miejsco.
WV proboszcz i ks. J. Dolby.
Kazanie doskona}e d}ugie
wygfosii nam ks. Zalewski
nieszpory zas Wiel. ks. Pa
cholski. 2gi dzjeh: wotywe
celebrowai Wiel. ks. Pachol
ski, sumo zaS Wiel. ks. Ia.
kazanie wyg}osi} nam
o %spowiedzi, o s~akramencie
Wiel. ks. Jan Dolby
nieszpory zas odprawif ks.
Dolby. Sci dzie1 wotywe CO.
lebrowal: ks. Zalewski, sumo
.as celebrow wal ks. Dolby, dy-
byli ks. Zalewski i
miejscowy proboszcz; kaza-
ME zas bardzo p%rzejmujace
% w"ychowaniu dziatek" wy
glosii Wiel. ks. Pacholski.
Ma zako1czenie PREY Cd
m6wieniu litanl; do Wszyst-
kich swjetych i procesyi o.
raz udzieleniu blogosfawie6.
silva z Przenajsw. S%al<ramen-
tenn celebrantem byf Przew-
ks. Kanonik Pacholski.
TAX sig zako1czy} u mas
Ddpust 40sto eodzinn7, a to
jeszcze 2 n:dzwyczaj"a 'aeka
Boska, DO W ~pierwszy dzieh
naszego odpustu by}o pick
ME ciep}o, W drugi dzie6 po-
zachmurzone obfoki,
we czw~rtek tax samo, lecz
nasz ME zwazajac ma
pic CODY mogto przyjSc jeno
spieszyli re wszystkich stron
do kosciola, a to VEGAS z ra-
ma, ably byli obecni ma kaz-
del mszy 6w.
A znowu nasze czcigodne
nauczycielki tax
m'aty pieknie o}tarze
przystrojone i ca}y ko6ci61,
ze r~zeczywiscie, gdy sic do
ko6cio(a wysz}o, z%apomnialo
sic o wszystkiem i chcialoby
sic tam zawsze bye jak "
niebia6skim rozkosznym "a.
ju. A znowu Siostra J6zefa,
Jest nasza organistka
jak ona to pieknie artystycz-
ME sw6j Choir p"rzeprowadzila
jest z}ozony ze samych
w,ekszych i maiej-
szych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
Smieszne, ale praw-
drive.

fOllc)a sZukaia alnaI u
organisty Gapi6skiego: "
Jaktorowie pod Go}a6cza. Z
policji 6mia6 sic ME wolnQ
no przedstawia wfadze,. trzeba
szanowac, vice ME: wolno sic
L. n;ej 6miat Zandarm z
Szamocina przedstawia takze
w]adze, vice ME nalezy sic
take z niego smiac.
Ale trudno sic utrzyma6
od 6miechu, iezeli:: zandarm
powaznie i urzedowo szuka
armat - az u organisty "
Jaktorowie.
To jest fakt.
Odno6ny protok6l spisany
W tym celu T.. organista- p.
Gapi1skinl, brzmi tax:
ia J6zef Gapi6sk', organis~
tuje W Jaktorowie, Oswald
czam, co nastepuje::
Wpiatek, dnia II brn. okofo
igodziny l poi pc poludniu
|przyby} do mnie :zanda:m
z Szamocina ;:pytaf sieozy to
lest prawda. 10 ia: strzelaiem
armatami, DO sic tenn RE.
komo dowiedzaf. q
Odpowiedzia} mu, zenie nam
ami flinty, ami prochu, All
rewolweru, ami pistoletu, AMI
aic, vie: skadbym wzi6t
armate.
Powyzsze osWiadczenie
|podpisuje wiasn orecznie :iako
prawdziwe. J6zef Gapi1ski.,,
Ztego zeznania, wynika fakt
10 zandarm istotnie. prey
puszczaf, re zachodza: jakies
przygotowania zbrojne.
Jakkolwiek ia sprawa jest
smieszna jak ia historic W
K6peniku i Strassburgu, to
|iednak ma ona bardzo powa-
ina strone, DO cd zandarm6w
ida ,berychty,, do komisarzy,
a cd komisarz6w do. Pozna-
MIA i Berlina.
! Ten fakt ME Jest odoso.
bniony. w pobliskiej wsi
ko}onizacyjnej W Morakowie
rozniesli kolonisci wiesc, ze
W rocznice powstania stycz'
niowego gospodarze polscy 2
|Czeszyc napadal; osadnik6w
niemieckich Jest faktem, re
kolonisci pref try noce ME
|spali, lecz zagr6d swcich
%pilnowali.
Jezeli %zwyczajny >lonista
wierzy W take brednie, to
mona sic z teg }, smiac do
rozpuku, jezeli atoli mandarin
szuka armat, to mozua tylko
Ikiwat g}owa.
Podobno rozstrzeli wano
kamienie W dobrach amogu.
leckich, z czego taxi lex padf
ma okolicznych Niemc6w, Il
wys}ali zandarma, ieby india.
|gowa{, gdzie sic znajduja ar
fmaty.
Wten spos6b Nienlcy sic
= ~~
o6mieszaja, ale r5wnoczesnie
|zbieraja material :przeciw
(luduosci polskiej. Silva
|okry} sic Szamocin, kt6ry
kp0winien z%andarmowi "a jego
pomysi wystawic pomnik
w~iekopomny.
Za6 organista Gapi6ski z
Jaktorowl stall sic bohaterem,
|jak Kilipski, chociaz ME ma
ian: flinty, AMI pistoletu, ami
'nic.u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20

One dzwonia: Alleluja!
Z~martwychwstaf Pan swiata!
One dzwonia: Chodz czlowiecze
Do $wiatyni Pana,
Uchyl czofa-a wznies SERGE,
Padfszy ma kolanar.
Z}6z We troski. z}6z zale
I Bozego tronu,
Me zag}uszaj jekiem serca
Radosnego dzwonu.
Me zasepiaj smutkiem duszy
Dnia tax weso}ego,
l otuche i nadzieje
Wpusc do serca swego.
Bo czyz ME wiesz, re ma ziemi
Zawsze tax sic plecie:
Place re smiechem, Dol z weselem
IL cierniami kwiecie.
Re tw6j pobyt n tym swiecie
Przelotny i kr6tki,
Re nietrwa}e ami wieczne
Radosci ~smutki.
Vice sic ME martw, dobry cz}ecz
Devon dzisiaj wydzwania,
Bo nadejdz;e i Ola biednych
Chwila Observation-Disclosures.
@@#@% N&&M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-20
BREMOND, Tex.
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wia1usa!

l 40l uSQ5
Niechce tn powtarza6 slow,
kt6re juz by}y pisane z ma
szego Bremond pred ME.
|dawnym czasom, jak tylko
sk|adam serdeczne podzieko.
wanie lynn wszystkim, kt6.
rzy agitowali przeciwko pis.
mu Kuryera, gdyz ia brudna
szmata niezas}uguje. nawet a.
by ia umiescic W prewecie,
DO ~niegodDa ably sic dotyka.
Ia cia}a chrzescia6skiego,
chyba ze samemu jej wy
|dawcy.
Takiem podobnem pismem
by} ,,M}otek D~uchowny"'
kt6remu nasz correspondent
n~Dobromys}" zyczy takiego
szczeScia jak i ia zycze Ku-
ryerowi. No, i ten M4oteczek
juz sic dawno rozlecia} W ka-
Walk, daj Boze aby sic i
Kuryer rozbi} gdzie 0 skafy.
Posadzano tn jednego z
naszych parafian jakoby mia]
Kuryera tn rozpowszechniac.
Trudno to jest do uwierzenia
azeby ten m}ody cz}owiek
mia{ sic dopu6ci6 podobnego
wystepku; ale badz co badz
=! ME ma cz}owieka be-
grzechu, gdyz kazden ma ia
kas wade. ia niewinuie tn
tylko togo kto
MIA podobne pismo, ale take
tych wszystkich kt6rzv So
bic cd niego abonuja, gdyi
zfodziej kra6c ME bedzie, je'
zeli ME bedzie mia} odbior.
COW ma rzeczy skradzione.
Pamietaicie i wy szanowni
salonisci, jezeli wan kto po'
}ozy ma barre brzemie tegc
bezboznego pisma ably sobie
waei k%ostumerzy rozbierali
we6cie wprost Gale brzemie
i rzucit W piec, a prey obec.
nej chwili, gdzie tax trudno
0 drzewo z powodu licbych
dr6g, to sie przynajmniej
wasi k%ostumerzy ugrzeia; q
tenn sic przys}uzycie i pub.
Iicznosci i Rogu, DO W pre-.
ciwnym razie PREY nastep'
nych wyborach przeciwko
wyszynkom ably wasz to.
war ME przepad}, gdyz i tax
luz macie prawa trudne do
wype}niauia.
Prey okazyi nadchodza