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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

him to be in close touch with the
spirit of the times and a live wire OF
newspaperdom. He at once discard
ed patent insides and converted the
paper into a clean and tidy six col
umn quarto, four page paper hiieo
with lively local news and pungent
editorial paragraphs.
Mr.. Putnam attended the pupiic
and high schools of New Iberia where
he was raised and is a graduate OF
the Industrial Institute of Lafayette
Prior to becoming an editor ne
was for three years a success1u'
teacher in the public schools Oh nis
native parish of vermill.on.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
DOUGLAS PHELPS

The above named proprietor Oh one
Of the lake towns popular pool rooms
and refreshment resorts has played a
worthy part in developing the re-
dpndant resources of this r!cn re-
gion. He was for many years, or uh'
I'll engaging in his present calling a
wear ago, a worker in the jennings of
Mermentau oil fields and his start UP
the rungs of the ladder OF nnahcia'
and mercantile success was acquired
by the hard knocks OF honest ~ :
A new and pending venture OF MI
Phelps, is hailed with acclaim W
n.nv residents of this parish and ioi
it is predicted abundant success. rs
i erecting 4 slightly building IN
beautiful grove of stately live OAKS
,ust across the lake in Vermillio'
parish and in 1t on July lst ne W.
s ~
omen a saloon which will be conau''
ed a. a strictly gentlemens resoi'
Al, tbenecessary legal steps have oeei
already taken and the building :
now nearing completion. i hSe :
M seer-like wisdom to horoscope 'n'
-. .nsort will he a favor
its Mecca and rendezvous f0r u =,
ciples Of Izaak Walton who YEAR, !,
come to Mermentau's fishing gfouaa :
and to the countless Others that ar
attracted thither by Lake Ar'nu'
alluring beauties.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
j. J. CALVERT.

One of the contingent of energetic
northern spirits who have helped de-
velop and up-build this section is DR..
J. ]. Calvert, now prominent in Iowa
business circles where he conducts d
general merchandise store carrying
AS well a complete line of patent
medicines. Prior to locating at Iowa
he was for many years a practicing
physician at Iron Mountain. His
medical training was received at the
University of Louisville from which
lie graduated in 1885.
DR.. Calvert has the distinction OF
being a direct descendent of the fifth
Lord Baltimore of the distinguished
British Cabinet family.
An estate of this family now val
ued at 5000, 100000 that has been
tied up for generations bids fair to
be soon distributed in which happy
event DR.. Calvert will come into g
handsome for une as his share there
Of.
He was born at Evansville, Indi
ana, in 1861.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
LAKE ARTHUR HERALD.

Lake Arthur has that essential pre-
requisite to progress and prosperity
"a live newspaper. Its able editor,
E. l.. Putnam, albeit but in his 22d
year, is a veteran in the fourth IS
tate field, both as pencil pusher
md pract cal printer, having had
nix on his shirt sleeves since he was
big enough to stand on a cheese box
and clutch the tyre in the case. He
took charge of the Herald August
18th of last year and his first step as
owner. editor and proprietor showed
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
L. L. FUNK.

The pioneer merchant of Iowa and
one of its greatest developers and up
builders for nigh a score OF years
IS and has been Leland l.. Funk.
He came to Iowa from the great
AGRICULTURAL state of that name In
June, 1894, and for 19 years past has
been located at Iowa and engaged in
merchandising and being at the same
time a large and suce essful RIGS
farmer and stock raiser. Whilst en-
inently successful as merchant ne
is great lover of the soil and is said
to contemplate disposing OF his very
profitable mercantile business and
giving all his attention to his landed
and stock interests.
Mr.. Funk is a member of the
School Board from Ward 2, Calca-
s:eu parish and has been an active
worker for the handsome high and
graded school building about to be
erected at Iowa.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
w. r. EIBER.

The gentleman above named COM
bines the capable serving OF Uncle
Sam as postmaster with the conduct
of one of Roanoke's fourishing gen.
eral merchandising stores, where soft
drinks, including deliciously potable
and nourishing milk shakes and other
desirable things can be had.
Mr.. Fiber has coupled those dual
callings to the eminent satisfaction OF
all concerned for eight years past.
He is a Buckeye by birth and Is
possessed of goodly share OF the
wide awake energy and enterprise for
which the sons of the modern
mother of Presidents State are
justly famed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
Y IOWA, A PROMINENT RICE CENTER :

Like our worthy ancestors of old
Who brought not only their families,
out the names of their towns with
them, as well, when they settled the
New World, the sturdy sons of the
splendid commonwealth of Iowa, be-
slowed the name of Their state upon
the prosperous little village they es-
abb shed ten miles west of Welsh, on
lhe Southern Pacific. Iowa was
founded some fifteen years or more
$50, AM is now ice center Of no
mean importance. 1t has two gen.
eral stores, enc drug store, one hotel,
DEPOT, express Office, telephone ex-
changes for the American Bell, and
Farmers Telephone lines, feed
m IL, coal, ice and fertilizer dealer,
several large warehouses, black
smith shop, two churches, school
that has expanded until new school
bu- lding will have to be erected this
fall, about twenty-five automobile
owners, and is surrounded with al
fertile and productive soil, peopled
with as energetic farmers as ale to
"a found in any section of the state
iowa is on the map and is there to
stay.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

The Live Oak Hotel on the north
ern banks Of Lake Arthur has no
peer in the scenic beauty of its en-
vironing surroundings in all Louisi-
ana, and intellectually it is very
attractive. Built in the old, yet
beautiful Colonial style with a broad
veranda on every SIDE it affords an
alluring vista from the shade of the
wide spreading foliage of the giant
live oak trees that tower over it, ar
incomparably charming perspective
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

And adding to the pleasure of an af-
ter lunch cigar mid these attractive
surroundings is the knowledge that
IN the waters of the close by Mermen-
TAU and eager for the hook are in
Vulnerable black bass, trout, perch
and other gamey, finny fighters, that
ducks, snipe, quail and other game
ale plentiful in season and that ga
zelle-eyed deer are often stalked in
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

the adjoining marshlands toward the
gulf.
The Live Oak has some half a hun
dred commodious, we'll furnished
rooms, and it's cuisine is all that
could be desired.
Notwithstanding all that nature
has done to give this resort hote]
an ideal setting it's is none the less
probable that its most attractive as
set is the rare personality of its ge-
nil proprietor, F. l.. Kelly, affec,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
&c. FRENCH.

a State Rice Milling Co.
Plough Mr.. French is manager
lasn's greatest industrial plant
pot TO the manor born and ma
lsls as his plantation and
alsrssts are in Vermillion par
lass tie Mermentau. He is,
y : loyal Lake Arthurite in
Ias It's material advancement
aIal upllft and looked to and
ap0n not in vain in all meas
M movements for the better
these respective conditions.
french Is 3 native of Illinois,
asesa years ago was wooed
V y the climatic charms and
~ resources Of alluring Lou
aae 70 Vermillion parish and
I large plantation which
aaee successfully farmed.
Ivy acres Of his holdings are
20 rice, he has made a
y q the cultivation of this
% doubtless the knowledge
al'sd had much to do with
% 9 manager of the ex.
!. 4'sfesls Of the Louisiana
allllng Go. at this import.
vsar ago.
'eens and active business
ooOst and don't knock, ;
we who are building &
'salsr South.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

ish, all of the daughters but one, the
youngest, having spent at least a
portion of their time in teaching
since they took up their residence
in Iowa.
If interested in his section of the
state, write Mr.. Findley, lie will tell
you all about it.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
Roanoke, The Resourceful

j. w. DeVilbiss, rice farmer.
j. f. Tietje, rice farmer.
John Thomas, rice farmer.
Morgan Thomas, rec farmer.
E. e. Robinson, rice farmer.
E. 7. Robinson, rice farmer.
Josiah Berry, rice farmer.
Dave Thomas, rice farmer.
Henry Werrill, barber.
PenrCse E. Martin, machinist.
j. |. Miller, farmer and blacksmith
James E. Lewis, carpenter.
j. Within re, agent S. P. Ry.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

tionately known to myriads of
friends throughout the Southland as
Pap" Mr.. Kelly combines that I'M
ostentatious care for the comfort of
his guests, that marks the exper-
.enced boniface, a winning and un-
abtrusive charm of manner that
makes one realize what philosopher
Ben Johnson had in mind when he
said: 81 take my comfort at mine
inn"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

IF you can't boost, don't knock,
the modern golden maxim Of pros
perity of boards of trade and other
boosters, is also the favorite motto
of the progressive people of pushing
aOanoke, one of the most prosp erous
owns of the parish. And RoanOk-
les have every reason in their pleIh-
orc abundance of earmarks of pros
..er.ty for adopting this popular AK
ON as their watchword of progress.
Fer it's population the town pays
more taxes than any other in the par
ish, it's school enrolment is as large
as that of towns double it's size its
stores are sufficiently large and well
stocked as to be entitled to the dig
nifty of the term metropolitan, it's
merchants report fiourishing and
ever increasing business, the crop
outlook is excellent and there is but
one vacant structure in the town
which, by the way, has just been
rented and will soon be occupied.
The basic industry is here, as else
where in the parish, the cultivation
of the food cereal rice, but in the
superbly fertile soil of the rich con-
tiguous country practically every
staple or field crop, fruit or vine
plant, or vegetable can be grown
The scattered patches of tall tasselet
corn tell what can be done with this
staple food stuff when the plante
learns to quit paying his rice none,
to the Iowa farmer for his feed
Sweet potatoes, which are just as sta
pie as rice, wheat or oats as a none,
crop, have been proven prodigiousl
profitable in their yield beans groI
abundantly; superlative best de
scribes the growth of sorghum an
sugar cane. This is matches
home for the magnolia fig; one hi
of cucumbers will give family
years supply and so one might g
ruthfully on to the end of the char
ter.
Some day when the philosophy
proper marketing associations
realized and when better north an
c south railroad facilities can be con
: handed the Roanoke country wi
come to it's own right and title
4 plenteous prosperity regardless
/ rice or ether things that now seel
: indispensable.
t Roanoke is splendidly situate
a from a stragetic business comman'
g ,ng point of view. 1t is located G
s the S. P. on the highest point aboN
e ga level between Houston and Ne
b Orleans, having, aside from the e
cellent climatic and hyg enic adva
t ages thus afforded, tributaI
o. coast country for many miles ca
d and west and north and south fl
many leagues.
l. The town has two churches Wi
n resident pastors, a splendid scho
O house with four teachers and an e
y rollment of over 100 pupils; pure W
a ter, three large stores and the 9th
y lines of industry common to pre-
porous and growing town. And
: 200 citizens are mainly made up
sturdy sons of Northern sires of NAL
states, who form a progressive col
posite population who believe in t
oush and progress contained in t
u terse modern motto with which II
brief sketch was begun.
'e The following prominent me
le chants, rice farmers and others Ct
II he addressed for reliable inform
* t on relating to. Roanoke and t
Roanoke country:
"A J. M. Booze, merchant and capit'
ie list.
Mt w. R. Fiber, postmaster and mi
u chant.
&c A. Mcmillan & Sons, general M
ol chandise.
is
n IT
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
!, ,RrHUR AUTO TRANSFER

u 49,
III Lacour, one of the ginning
the progressive push OF the
En- i a man Of many activi-
! 4, i senior partner of one OF
..a business houses, the La
l,rrsntile Company, elsewhere
i one of the largest rice
moi this section, a great base7
4, and principal promoter and
,pof Lake Arthur club and
eais past he has conducted
1 il Arthur Auto Transfer, oper-
sEeen Jennings and this city.
aslnlalnS I'VE large anu SPECIFY
lehines, employs careful and
int chauffears and his autos
As morning and afternoon east
aS. P. trains at Jennings and
bit passengers 10 Lake Arthur
0niort and dispatch at a most
lAls rate Of charge.
last named enterprise of Mr.
III s one of much utility and
benefit to the city, and it fills
| oi usefulness to both home
and transisnts.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
4 + GAIDRY.

aanle we'll known and
,'asa y the mercantile
as1son Davis parish, es-
Y Welsh country, where
9 % subject Of this
salary vas a successful
g '.'AIr Years ago.
s''aiE Aas been brought up
: tAe general merchan-
~ and that IN this field
Fsd unusual success is
eject Of q compelling
sasly business block is
wy most command
Il sa'aers Of Lake Arthur
,.., a''sked store is always
ss slsh pleased patrons
! : native Of Washing.
4. J a''y parish. where he
''sal iorty-two years
2 coming to Lake Ar.
Years. back, he was
Prominent merchant
= Acadia parish.
'aSll' spirited and pro
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
r, BELAIR.

ID. ~ =,
-, is accessible by rail
\ southern Pacific OFancn
y charles, but a much more
y ~ Of reaching the lovely
y " !. Dr the auto from Jen-
du ~ : invigorating tropical
/ -, from the gulf stream
o1 ,,es on this delightful
'l a. the warm blood courslng
sl .ne,s veins and brings the
;, health and beauty to erS'-
/ rln cheeks. -, , p
.,..sr transportation man
/ |. Jsnp.ngs-Lake Arthur auto
! liyeryman A. B. BsIalr o.
,itv who operates two
y n,,hlnes pilOted by careful
=, ID experienced chautfeurs
- =. for this pleasurable
Y !. Int s1.OO. The Belall
:, The morning and after
,,,Ias east and west on the -. .
s,vs Immediately thereafter
Arthur ;.
eIair, it Is proper to say II
i. progressive young DIT. OuSi
i lake Arthur and fills
niche in its commercial
=. born in Vermill!on parish
]. go and there lived unit
!, i business in the lake cit
ago.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

gressive he is one of the forcefu,
factors who are placing Lake Arthur
in the vanguard of Louisiana's nros-
erous and rapidly growing towns
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
LIVE OAK HOTEL
= =. KELLY, Prop.

In the vital essential Of q sisa'..'
well located and exeellenlis .oA .smr
ed hostelry, the charming lake 'osn
is splendidly equipped ana pie'9
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01

,,.rs Of the firm are A, M
pslp'l n Lacour, brothers all
% T. I'd enterprising business
rl's $, ~ worthy sciOns Of one of
y y french families Of the
:, narlsh of vermillion'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
w $WIATA.

CESAR Wilhelm" ziozyf publi--
czna d~eklaracye, re wstrzy-
mule sic zupe}nle cd picia alko--
holu W jakiejkolwiek postaci.
Chce W ten sposob, ;swoim rozpi-
tym poddanym dac dobry PREY
k}ad Observation-Disclosures.
:Pomiedzy Europa, Stanami
Zjednoczonymi i poiudniowa A
meryka W najblizszym czasie 20
stanie zaprowadzone Po1aczenie
"a pomoca telegraph iskrowego,
wedfug kontraktu jaki bavaria
firma, Marconiego. Bedzie to mai
nowszy tryumf techniki elektry-
cznej. -
w ca1ej Rosyi-zarzadzono po-
Scig "a wedrownymi przekupnia-
mi chihskimi, ktorzy y niezwy-
kfej ilosci zalali kraj jak sic
okaza1o So szpiegami swojego
rzadu, przygotowujaeego sic do
wojny,. ).
W:Paryzu znalazf, sic marry
ciel, niejaki Archdeacon ,4protek-
tor awiatyki francuskiej, ktory
zapowiada wynalezienie aPara-
tow pozwalajacych :czloytiekowi
latac poza sierra powietrzpa zie-
mi = H.. podr6z ma ksieVc W
49 godzinach. Radyum ma do
starczyc silly. motoroWei.
Samolotem ma okoio swiataAza-
mierza .odbyc podroz siostrzer6ec
Tofstoh aviator Kui1iewski. Ia
mierzalo on wylecier 2 Petersbur-
ga. przez wyspe J}aWE do Austria
III, staantad ponad kanalem do A.
frykilpoludniowej: Potemspo mad
Sahare do Marsym iParyza j Z
,pomrotem do Petersbalrga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
Warszawa wedlug obliczenS5,u.

Warszawa wedlug obliczenSSu-
rzedowych liczyla " dniu ,lgo lip
ca br. 82l,369 mieszkancow.
zydow W Kroelstwie Polskiem;
Jest 1,73z,655. W Galicyi s71,0eo.|
Ma Slasku 5S,000.. w Poznan-
skiem $4,000. Razem W Polscey2,-
$4,000: Ma ca1ym swiecie ma ich,
bye IL milionow.
Prasa w Polsce stwierdza, re O..
statni strajk W Lodzi byl najspo-
kojniejszymw history strajkow.
w ciagu kilku tygodni bezrobo-~.
cia ME by1o ami jednego objawu
teroru, ami eienia gwa1tu, ami mo-
wy o jakichs mordach, lub wyro-
kach smierci, pomimo, re so tysie-
.cy ludzi O g}odzie chodzilo luzem
po ulicach miasta.
w poczatkach roku 1914 cd
bedzie sic VT Lwowie og6lny.
zjazd adwokat6w polskich.
Najpotezniejsza instytucya
polska ma swiecie jest Zwiazek
Spolek pozyczkowych pod zabo-
rem pruskim, LEGACY obeecnie $50
tysiecy cz1onkow i $50 milionow
marek W dePQzytach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
WIAMERYCE.

Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
po cichu robi przNgotowania wo-
JENNIE przeciwko Meksykowi,
gdzie coraz wiecej obywateli
Stan6w tract zycie i mienie w
tamtejszej zawierusze. Sekretarz
Bryan wys1a}' ostre telegramy do
Mexyku, zapowiadajac, re obie
strony wojujace zostanA pociag-
niete do odpowiedzialnosci "a
kazda krzywde wyrzadzona ja-
kiemukolwiek obywatelowi Sta
now.
Wfratuszuimiasta New York
z%naleziono }adunek DYNAMITE
zaopatrzony w przyrzad do wy
wo}ania wyhuchu. Rzec7oznaw--
cy orzekli, re }adunek ten by}by
wystarczy1' ably wysadzie W po--
wietrze ca{y ratusz.
w Green Bay, Wis, umar}a
rs letnia startrszka Vernoy,
matka % dzieci, 125 wnukow
rs prawnukow.
w Stanach Zjedn. lyle II mi
lionow dorosfych 1nezczyzn,.
wdowc6w ijkawaler6w W stanie
bezzennym.. Ma kazde sto mez-
czyzn doros1ych; ma bye 80 ME
zonatych.
. Sekretarz. Stanu, Bryan cd diuz
szego juz czasu pracuje mad zor-
ganizowaniem. no.vych Stanow
Zjednoczonych z,panstewek A
meryki centralne5 i jest ma jak
'najlepszej drodze, do przeprowa-
dzenia tego projektu.
pllziesiee tysiecy mil dr:otg{;ii cd
by1a "a niewiernym maizonkiem
PAM Hasha' Baba Z ;Pezsyi i ka-
.za}a 60 aresztowac " Chicago "a
mieszkanie z druga kobieta.
w Stanie Oregon przesz}o ME
dawno plrawo karania r6znych
przestepc6w chlosta. Obecnie ME
MONA znalezc cz}owieka, ktory-
by -chcial sic podjac wymiaru tel
kary.
w zachodniej czesci Stanu
Missouri rozpoczeto budowe no
.wych drog a do piracy stanela OIL
.brzymia armia 100000 ludzi, pre-
.waznie ochotnik6w. Jest to odpo-.
Lbs 4 =a. .r.a:gEEE.s Z-s.E .-= E-5"% 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04

dszej s~iostrzyczki pred nadjez--
dzajacym pociagiem. kolejowym,
sauna dosta}a sic pod ko}a -
stracila lewa noge az do kolana.
Bohaterska dziewczynka zywo "a
5iinteresowali sic zamozflis Amery--
skanie izapewnia jej prrzysz}ose.
{ ,,Dziennik Ola Wszystkich" z
Buffalo ~straci} cd razu dwoch re-
daktor6w: Przyprawe, kt6ry ODE
cnie PREY ,,Dzienniku .Narodo-
wynn" W: Chicago PRAGUE Koza-
ka, kt6ry .gdzies sic zapodzial".
{. nZgoda zehska", stanowczo
ME ma szczescia do redaktorek.
DR.. Wyczolkowska zrezygnowa1a
po = wype}nieniu swa Pfaca "a
.ledwie 3 numerow. Zanosi sic ma
to, re te nieszczesna .Zgode zen
ska, calkiem ma sejmie Zwiazku
:skasuja i dadza hobietom osobny
vdzial W meskiej'.
Lokalny komitet Rady Narodo-
.wej.w Milwaukee urzadzi} zaba--
we letnia, z kt6rej czysty dochod
ma Skarb Nard6wy przyni6s} Bill
sko ],
w zabawie wzie1o udzia1 pre-
szlo 1000 ludzi.
Me wszyscy niezalezni W But
falo pogodzili sic z losem ich.
proboszcz Zakrzewski probuje
zorganizowae nova parafie. w
tym. celu zwo}uje swych zwolen-
nikow ma ,,mityng". do -zabudo-:
wan, kt6re juz ME So ich' w1asno-
scia. Zachodzi Ottawa, re dopro-
wadzi to do zaburzeh i krwi ro-
zlewu.
Wydzia1 Zwiazku Soko16w da-
je> inicyatywe i.wzywa wszystkle
organizacye polskie W Ameryce
do: wziecia udzia1u W sypaniu
kopca grunwaldzkiego W Niepo-
1omicach w::Galicyi, przez pre-
sy}anie grudek ziemi amerykah--
skiej Z grob6w zas}u6onych ma
szych rodak6w i drobnych ofiar
ma pokrycie koszt6w :sypania te-
go*koPca.
P'olak, konduktor,tramwajowy
w Chicago, nazwisHem. Franei-
seek Tyszfer W b6jce.na tramwa-
ju z~astrzelil dwoch pasazerow.
.Podobne dzia}a} w'obronie Villas
nego zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
NAszYcH

Parafia niezalezna w Buffalo,
N. Y, przesta}a istniec. Kosci6l
NJ. B .R6zahcowej sprzedano "a
d1ugi, a kupi} go bank "a sumo
$4,000 - podobno ola tamtej=-
szej dyecezyi rzymko-kat, a para
fianie wys}ali do biskupa komitet,
ably ich przyja} z powrotem ma To-
no Kosciola.
KS. DIR. Dworzak kwituje odbi6r
$1O91.18 ma pomnik Kosciuszki W
West Point. Potrzeba przesz1o
$1,40o, 900. Ods}oniecie pomnika
nastapi dnia 1-go wrzesnia.
,Tymczasowcy" W ca}ej Ame-
ryce z dzika zajad}oscia rzucaja
sic ma kler rzymsko katolieki.
Ich ME idea Polski niepodleg}ej Ia
czy re SODA, ale nienawisc do kle-
I'll.
) otwarcie nowego domu polls
kiego W Detroit zapowiedzia1io ma.
dziehh- Ego :wrzeSnia czy1i ma ty-:-
dzien pred sejmem Zwiazku.
Uroczyste otwarcie nowego
domu Zjednoczenia Po1skiego R.
K. W Chicago, odbedzie sic w
niedziele dnia 5 pazdziernika.
w Nanticoke zmar} starry polls
XII wiarus, veteran z 1868 roku
Zygmunt Twardowski, posta6
bardzo sympatyczna i znana W
szerokich kolach rodakow spo}e-
cznie pracujacych ma niwie tutej-
szej.
w samem sercu polskiej dziel-
nicy W. Chicago, PREY III. Division
srozy} sic przez diva dni pozar
w.elkiej fabryki przetworow ole
jowych midland Linseed Pro-
ducts Co." - kt6ry zagraza} ca
lei .dzielnicy. Wypuszczony z OIL
brzymich rezerwoarow olej scie-
kali do kana}ow a tysiace dzieci
i kobiet polskich zbieraly go W
rczmaite naczynia.
Do uroczystego obchodu 500
rocznicy Uni lubelskiej ,kt6ra po-
}aczy}a try narody: Polski, Ii.
tewski i Ruski, przygotowuje sic
kolonia polska wCambridge, Mass.
i wzywa sasiednie: z Bostonu,
Chelsea, Lynn, Salem, Lawrence,
Worcester it'd. do wspoludzialu.
w innych koloniach jakos Polacy
W -mifczeniu przeehodzq pc mad
ia rocznia do porzadku dzienne-.
go. Szkoda! Wartoby sic popra--
wic!.
w. wykopanych z grobu zwlo-:
kach de Latoura b. urzednika W
Z. N. P: znaleziono trucizne j to
w.znacznej iloSci. Prowadzonem
jest: W dalszym ciagu sledztwo
przeciwko jego :zonie oskarzonej
przez .adwokata Kaczmarka o o.
.trucie meza. Prasa %angielska ma
.zywa de Latoura galicyjskim szla
ehcicem.
Nieskonczona titanic: ohydnych
zbrodni dokonywanych przez Pc
lak6w W Ameryce pod wpllywem
pijanstwa powiekszyl miejaki r.
z Buffalo, ktory kuflems
cd piwa rozbil heb swojemu iowa
rzyszowi Losowskiemu, az mozg
wytrysnal.
Szescioletnia Marya Stanczyk,z
Chicago ratujac zycie swej milo