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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
FUTURE LOOKS Bright
State Officials Believe Revenue from Rail-
roads and Other Sources Will Care
for All Taxes After 1920.

BY 1920 it is believed by state Off
Gals that the necessity of a tax levy
for state purposes will have passed,
says the Pioneer Press. With an in
crease in the railroad gross earnings
tax from to ) per cent and with
the additional income from other
sources, it is believed Minnesota in a
few years will be a thoroughly self
made and self-supporting community.
The levy for state purposes for
some years has averaged about mills,
source is small compared to the total
amount raised. Recently Treasurer
Smith showed that of the $90O0,O00
and odd dollars received by the state
during the last fiscal year., but ST.
100000 came from the general levy.
The remainder was derived from such
sources as railroads, telephone COM
panies, prison Irvine plant and other
industries maintained by the state.
The gross earnings tax this year
under 5 per cent law will be con-
siderably more than $5,00O,OO0. From
telephone companies about 100000 is
procured, and other public service
corporations and carriers contribute
a million more. With the rapid gain
being made by railroads in Minnesota
territory in regard to earnings, it is
expected that by 1915 the gross earn
ings tax will touch the 100000
mark. Should the Legislature keep
state expenses in reasonable bounds,
it will not be long until the necessity
for a levy will have been wiped out.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
A LONG CAR TRIP
Couple of Young Canucks Attract Consid-
cradle Attention in Sank Centre With
a "Freak' Car

A rather odd looking car drove in
to this city On Tuesday night contain
ing TWO stalHart looking young men
whose sun bronZed features proclaimed
exposure to wind and weather. TheO
H. Warrick and A. E. Ross of Calgary
Canada, and they were on the last leg
of 1000 mile auto trip.
Their machine was a rebuilt car,
seven years old. The back wheels and
aXel were from a Velie and the fro.
ones from Ford, equipped with a
Bosch magnito. The machine was
''stripped," every possible attach
ment being removed, leaving nothing
but the running gear and seat.
These gentlemen left Calgary on
July 25th, following the 500 line to
Portal, from Portal they struck across
the country..to Darlington, jamestown,
Aberdeen, Albert Lea. Lake City,
Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Mankato, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis. St. Cloud, Sank
Centre. From this point they expect
to 60 to Grand Forks, Billings, Great
Falls, Letbridge, Canada and from
there to Calgary where they are due
to arrive on next Wednesday.
They reported finding crops in
southern Alberta fair, in Saskatche-
wan immense, where they drove for
TWO days through chin high wheat.
In South Dakota they found grain
much below an average crop, while in
southern Minnesota and Iowa the
corn crop was first class.
The autoists are travelling very
light, their only baggage being an ak.
After leaving Minot. n. D. they will
carry tent as in western n. D. and
Canada they occasionally camp out,
Their entire expense outlay, SO far
has beenS2 to replace broken spring.
and they have only replaced two tires.
They average about POO miles per day
when they travel and they have reg.
istered as high as $50 miles in half a
day.
The young men are ira Yelling for
pleasure only. refusing all advertising
offers, are making no effort TO eStaD.
lish record, and say they lave eX.
perienced tie time OF their life.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
10000 mile hike
Two Ohio Boys on Trip Over the United
States Spend Night at Sank
Centre

A 10000 mile hike is some walk,
even with a purse of 5000 iron men
a awaiting the hikee at the journeys
end.
Nevertheless that is the stunt Will
liam Weir and Gus Epp!er, aged p
and %, respectfully are pulling OF.
They are cIean-lookingyoung men and
have been promised purse of $4,000
by the Commercial Club Of Hamilton
if they complete the task within
three years. The only rule Of the
hike is that the boys shall not ride
any of the distance, and must provide
the means for their livelihood en-
route.
The itinery will include visits at
the following cities: St. Paul. Mime
apolis, Chicago, Spokane, Seattle,
Portland. San Francisco, Los Angeles.
San Antonio, New Orleans, Atlanta,
Richmond, Va, Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York, Cleve-
land, Pitysburg. Columbus aud Cinci-
natl, O.
The boys arrived in Sank Centre
about 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
having come from St. Cloud, and the
next stop will be A Alexandria,. They
will follow the Great Northern road
to the coast. Their outfit consists of
blue flannel shirts, soft wool hats,
kaikhi trousers and eggings and wide
soied shoes. They carry their sur
plus clothing in especially construct
ed suit-cases properly inscribed
The Herald man in conversation
with them learned that they are COW
ering about - miles daily on an aver
age. They do not walk on Sundays,
and if they keep up the present rate
of speed expect to reach their home
town and end of the journey in about
a year and half. They said they did
not have any difficulty in raising
enough money for their sustenance by
selling post card photos of themselves.
The rainy weather of the past few
days did not deter them from con-
tinuing the hike. Both claimed they
were feeling fine and they looked it..
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
SHAFT CUTS Off Arm
17-Year Old Lad Has FriGhtful Experience
In Long Prairie Print
Shop

Willie Dempsey an employee in tie
Long Prairie Argus Office met with a
terrible accident in t.. e office Of the
Long Prairie Argus office last week
while assisting the foreman in the Of
flee in lacing belt. The accident oc-
Cured SO quickly that even those who
were in the room at the time are I'M
able to tell exactly how it happened.
1t appears that the lad was stand
ing on step ladder holding the belt.
The power had not been shut off, and
the la lder upon which he was stand
ing slipped and he grabbed hold of
the belt to save himself. Quicker
than a flash his body was whipped
about the shaft several times and fl
nally dropped to the floor the arm
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
School Season
s L

Start your children in right
by fitting them out at the
Sank Centre Bargain Store
Girls dresses, all new designs
SOC, 75c, $500
Boys suits, all ages
$2.25, SO, $3.50, 50
Boys blue serges, Norfolk or
sack, $500 value for
$4.25
School shoes, all leather, very
strong made, all sizes for boys or
girls, worth $500
$1.69
Boys shirts or blouses for
Csc
Boys Knockers blue serges, $1.0O
kind for
75c
Boys Corduroys warranted not
to rip
75c
Kahkis worth soc for
39c
Worsteds worth 75c, special
43c
Boys caps, new line, worth SOC
Csc
Bear Brand Stockings, ? pair for
Csc
Suspenders 15c kind
1Oc
Children's Carriers
SC
New line of Sweaters with Byron
collars worth 75c for
45c
American Beauty Corsets, $50
89c
Plaids in newest designs worth
15c per yd,, sale price
1Oc
Whip cords. double width, worth
Csc per yd., sale price
1876
Serges, new goods just arrived
sale price
$50
For specials note our Win
dows, what we offer you in
bargain lines, will attract you
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
Correspondence.
GETTY GROVE

Toe Spaeth was an Elrosa caller
Saturday.
VIII GritZmacher was a city caller
Wednesday.
Emil Ripka spent Sunday with
Walter GritZmacher.
Miss Ironie Heters spent Wednes-
day With the Ripka girls.
FMiss Susie Sraeth is spending a few
days with Mrs. Emil WIuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ohrlein spent
Wednesday afternoon in Westport.
L. Ohrlein and brother Joe spent
Sunday evening with Robert Below.
Mrs. Frank Essler spent Friday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Jung.
John Ripka lost a valuable horse
last Monday which was killed by
lightning.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Weiner, and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deters were city
callers Friday.
Mrs r. Gritzmacher is spending a
few weeks here with MIR. and Mrs.
VIM. GritZmacher.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Weiss of West
Union are spending a few weeks here
with Mr.. and Mrs Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spaeth spent Sun
day afternoon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Weiner.
Miss Regina Hedding, who spent
some time with Josie Jung, returned
to her home in Long Prairie Wednes-
GaN
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
UNITY

r. Betow entertained a number Of
friends Sunday.
George Kind called on Oscar Lietz
Friday evening.
Sam Daniels of Clarissa is here get
ting ready for threshing.
Bert Flahaven spent Sunday with
friends at Sank Centre.
Miss Helen Lietz spent Tuesday
with Miss Mamie Jones.
r. Rumsch spent Sunday evening
with Rev. John BurmeiSter.
Fred Reich, who was visiting at
J. Brueschkel, returned to his home
in Chicago Wednesday.
Miss Ella Kind, who is employed at
Mrs. ThOs. Sullivan at Sank Centre.
will spend few weeks with her
parents.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
Sank Centre Bargain Store
BLINDED BY WIRE FLASH

Nineteen persons are reported to
have been stricken blind as a result Of
gazing at light caused by workmen
welding by an electric process on a
trolley wire at Anderson, Ind. Several
who saw the light were not stricken
until a few hours later. A specialist
stated that IN each case attended the
inside of the eyelid was greatly irri-
tated. He gave as his theory of the
cause, the peculiar rays of light. Peo-
pie are often blinded by prejudice, but
real experts praise golden grain belt
beers as the peer of any. Order of w.
O. Schreiner, Sank Centre.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21

this vicinity who have gratefully en-
dorsed Doan's. If your back aches
if your kidneys bother you, don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-ask dis
tinctly for Doan's Kidney Pills. the
same that Mrs. Rosch had. SOC all
stores. Foster-Miiburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, n. Y.
For sale by all dealers, Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States. Adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
CAN YOU DOUBT IT?
When the Proof Can Be So Easily In
VeStigated.

When SO many grateful citizens Of
this locality testify to benefit derived
from Deans Kidney Pills, can you
doubt the evidence? The proof is not
far await is almost at your door
Read what resident of Long Prai-
RE says about Doan's Kidney Pills.
Can you demand more convincing tes-
t;mony?
Mrs. George Rosch, Long Prairie,
Minn., says: Il feel justified in re-
commencing Doan's Kidney Pills.
They relieved backache and pains in
my loins.''
The above is not an isolated case.
Mrs Rosch is only one of many in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21

completely severed. He was drawn
into the shaft in such way that his
feet instead of his head struck the
ceiling. The arm was broken in four
places above the elbow. The young
ster was rushed to hospital and will
probably recover. The accident was
one of those unaccountable ones that
sometimes happen for which no one
appears 70 be blamed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
SOUTH SAUK CENTRE

Frank jaeger spent Sunday with
Ben Brick.
Ben Brick shocked for L. Ohrlein
Thursday afternoon.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
are through cutting grain.
Mrs. Fred Butler and children
Frank and Cora spent Friday at the
home Of Adam Brick.
MIR. and Mrs. Tony Miller and
daughter Gertie spent Friday after
noon at the home Of his brother Geo.
Miller.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned for the transport
tation of the pupils in the Sauk
Centre School District up until 8
O'Clock Thursday Evening August
FL. Bids will be received for the
routes: Route I, running
North; Route z, running East;
Route 8, running South.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
r. E. Hansen, Sec'y
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21

The program at the Savoy tonight
Includes the powerful luein
Drama 1.-THE Lost Son" in two
reels, beside eorking good COM
edy. No extra admission. Adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21

have 200 bushels of hoice home
grown Red Fox winter wheat, absO-
lutely free from foul seed for sale at
81 80 per bushel. }. w. Ward.
Adv. Lock Box %, Sank Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
Farm Wanted

Some choice St. Cloud city property
with difference in cash for a good
farm. Write us for particulars. Far
mers Loan and investment Co., st.
Cloud. Mimi. Adv. TIA
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21

Try our non-caking powdered sugar,
We will guarantee it the best you ever
used. Adv. L. S. BISHOP co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
PULK. D JAKO ZLO-
DZIEJ I WLAMYWACZ.

W}adze wojskowe - jak dono~
81 tygodnik der Morgen" So
teraz M tropie novel zbrodnl,
kt6rej sic dopusci} pu1kownik
Redl. Jezeli p~odejrzenia sic po--
twierdzq, w takim razie sic po--
kaze, re pu}kownik Redl by} ma
tura wprost zbrodnicza, ktora
sic niecofa}a pred najpotwor-
niejszemi przestepstwami.
a mianowicie mnoza sic dowo-
dy,ze pu}kownik Redl by} sprawcq
i rezyserem s}ynnego w}amania,
ktorego wciagu jednego tygod-
MIA dotychczas ME wykryci spra-
wcy dopuscili sic w Stein:man--
ger do kancelaryi pulkowej pub
ku ulanow numer 5, pr%zeniesio-
mel do Steinamanger Z Galicyi.
W6wczas wciqgu t~ygodnia VIA
mano sic diva ray do %kancelaryi
pu}kowej owego pu}ku. Pierwszy
raz okradziono kase pu}kowa,
kt6ra zawiera}a przesz}o $4,000
koron. Podczas drugiego Wanna
MIA ukradziono wy}qcznie wazne
dokumenty jak najpoufniejszej
natury. Onego czasu ME umia-
no odkryi ami sprawc6w, ami 3D.
zyskac }upu. Teraz okazuje sig,
re pulkownik Redl chcia} dostac
owe tajne dokumenty poutne i
wynaja} ku temu celowi pomocni
kow, kt6rzy %dopuscili sic owego
wlamania do kancelaryi pu}ko-
wei. Pierwszy a pomocnicy Re-
ola okradli wylacznie kase pu}ko-
wa. Redl rzecz prosta - costa
viii pieniadze swoim pomocni-
kom, ale, nakaza} i'm w}amac sic
poraz drugi i zabrac owe doku-
menty poufne, O ktore mu cho-
dzi}o. Jednego z podcficer6w
pulku u}anow numer 5 juz aresz-
towano. Pokaze sic, czy istotnie
pozostawa} on w zwiazku z Re-
diem i dzia}a& ma podstawie jego
WskazoWek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
STRACENIE LON w CYR
KU CHARLES. .

Pisalo sic dawniej wiele O d1u-
goWiecznosci s}oni, jest to jed
max legenda dis coraz mniej
prawdopodobna. Zwlaszcza W
niewoli s}onie ME zyja d}ugo. "
cyrku Charles w Czeskich Bu-
dziejaWicach zachOroWa} ma ia.
k2s nieuleczalna chorobe jeden
re s}oni, tax, re weterynarz po--
radzi} zabic go; Sion mog} mice
IS lat. ProboWano uderzenie s}o-
MIA, zaStrzelenie hub ot.ucie: DO
niewaz to by} piekny okaz, Wa.
zacy przesz}o dziewiec cetnarow,
sAutkiem teso Watpiono, czy mo-
INA 50 bedzie tax }atWo Ctruc j
til dopiero pokazuje sic. lie sit
ma to gruboskorne zwicrze.
Zwiazano $}onia grubymi |ancu-
cllami i linami i dano mu do pi-
cia piWo. w kt6rem by}v 30 Sr.
mortiny. (Cztery granny wyStar-
czaja do zabicia cz}owieka). Sion
wypiwszy piwo dostal najzwy-
czajnego ..rausza.' Wobec tego
zastrzyknieto mu W czesci brzu-
SINE 20 gr. cyankali. iloSt dosra-
teCzna ma wytrucie 1900 ludzi. ME
wywarlo to jednak zadnego wra-
zenia ma s}oniu. kt6ry stal dale],
slaniajqc sic tylko ma nogach, jak
pijany. Nidzqc. re t~rucizna ME
skutkuje, zastrzyknal nu wete--
rynarz pod skore piet gramow
scopolaminu. l.ajStraszniejszej
truicznv, ktorej drobniutka ilos;
sprowadza natychmiastowy pa
raliz. Zwierze rune}o IA ziemie,
ale zy}o dalej i zdecllo dopiero
pc novel injekcyi cyanki i pc u
zvciu Ultra chlo-otormu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

ska, kt6ra poslubi} so lat temu.
Gala kolonia pol>ka W Paryzn
wzic}a udzial W tcj uroczystosc1.
Koio polskie l. petersburHa po-
stanowi}c ]Slo*owac przcciw bud
zetowi a opozycye te uzasadni'
w SVEN przemowieniu pose} Par
czewski, wyliczajac wszystkie
krzywdy jake nardd nasz znosi
obccnic pod zaborem rosyjsklm.
z Pitrkowa donosza, re w osta-
tnich trzech dniach Wyruszy}u do
Ameryki T. CORA 100 zyd6w. Po-
zostali podniesli PREY pozegna--
niu wielki lament. ,.Gazeta War
szawska', ktora O tenn donosi,
powiada, re mog}o go sobie zy-
dostwo oszczedzit wybiera!q c
sic Spolem odrazu.
w jednym tylko tygodniu czte-
ry gminy w Krolestwie uchwali-
~ zamkniecie karczem. Widac Il
lud polski tylko w Ameryce pie
w dalszym ciqgu bez upamieta--
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
: w R

Ku wielkiej radosci suirazy-
sick ca}ego swiata gubernator
Stanu Illinois. Edward Dunno,
podpisa} bill, ma podstawie kt6re-
60 przesz}o p6}tora miliona ko-
bret zdobywa prawa obywatel-
skie ma rowni Z mezczyznami.
S}ynny p~iesciarz murzyliski
Johnson, ktory "a wybryki pre-
ciwko moralnosci skazany zosta1
ma rok wiezienia. a jeszcze "a
kaucyq $4,000 pozostawa} ma
wolnosci, uciek} Z Chicago i jest
juz podobno w Kanadzie. a ma
zamiar wyjechat do Europy.
kaucya jego przepadnie, ale
poza tenn ME ma sposobu ma
sprowadzenie go Z powrotem.
Ogolny majatek zmar}ego kre-
zusa amerykahskiego !. P. Nor
CANA. wynosic ma sto milion6iw
dolarow. Stan New York otrzv-
ma Z tego 4 miliony tytu}em po-
datku spadkowego.
Biskup S. T. Fallows, kt6ry
niedawno %powroci} Z Filipin. po-
wiada, &c mieszkahcy tych wysp
bynajmniej jeszcze ME dojrzeli
do samorzqdu i ze Madame i'm
wolnoSci by}oby re strony rzadu
amerykahskiego absurdcm.
w Kongresie przyjeto bill "a
braniajqcy importu opium do
Stanow Zjedn. z wyjqtkiem ola
celow leczniczych. Bill ten usta-
nawia 5000 taksy cd kazdego
funta opium.
Ma pokrycie kosztow so rocz-
nicy bitwy pod Gettyshurgiem,
uroczyscie o%bchodzonej PREY
wspoludziale zjazdu $4,000 wetc-
ran6w wojny ]domowej. ma sa-
mym placu boju, wyznaczy}
Kongres $500. 900.
Straszna katastrofa mia}a miei-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
WRESZCIE SWIATA.

Prey podziale }up6w pc rozbi-
tel Turcyi dosz}o iuz do kilka-
krotnych krwawych stare pomie-
dry Serbami i Bu}garami. Ready
pailstw koalicyjnych wyteza)a
wszystkie silly, ably do wybuchu
regularncj wojny ME dosz}o.
TRIBUNAL koronny angielsk:
przyznal Tomasowi Ryanowi,
irlandzkiemu farmerowi i dwom
innym po $500 odszkodowania
"a smiert ich krewnych podczas
katastrofy z Tytanikiem.
Pociag emigrancki W kanadzie
wpad} niedaleko Ontario do RE-
XII. Wydobyto s trup6w. Zgine1o
dwadziescia kilka os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Severy Olej Gothardowy,
w dwOjakiej ilOsci.
IA % j soc.

Srodek polecany do zew-
netrznego uzytku M '6A' .
bo!esci, jak: reumatyznl, neu.
ra]gia, bolesci W pie rsiac',
W bokach i pleca>h, wybicie
staw6w, st}uczenia, "puch.
niecia, sztywnosc staw6w i
miesni. Moze bye uzyty ns
wszelkie Interchangeable zew-
netrznie. DO nabycia W apte'
kach hub u mas, "a pOprZed-
MEM nades}aniem p:eLiedzY.
W. F. Severa, Co., Cedar
R*Iics, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

ski, jedync nasze czasopismo
naukowo = literackie, stojace W
zupe}nosci ma wysokosci zadania.
Prasa nasza "a ma}o to wydaw-
nictwo popiera, a powinno znaj-
dowac sic W kazdym intelligent
nym DON'T polskim.
Polska dziewczyna Anna Hua-
lik, Z Jersey City, N. J. kaza}a a.
resztowac murzyna Franka AL
len, oskarzajac go O ojcowstwo,
ale gdy murzyn oswiadczyi goto-
wosc ozenienia sic z MA, chetnie
sic ma to zgodzila 49, juz sig po-
brali...
Take W Buffalo rozpoczeto
probe nauczania jezyka polskie-
go W jednej szkole publicznej w
polskiej dzielnicy. Trudu naucza-
MIA podjq} sic bezp}atnie jeden Z
redaktorow ,,Dz. ola Wszy." p.
Przyprawa. Niekt6rym sic zdaje,
re to "wielkie zwyciestwo" ola
sprawy narodowej, a tymczasem
- jest to najzwyklejsze... "a
wracanie gitary.
Przewodnictwo Sokole w A
meryce zadecydowa}o ma razie
ME odstepowat Cd K. O. n, po-
stanowi}o jednak wys}at w}asne-
go reprezentanta do Polski, kt6-
ry Wraz z przedstawicielstwem
Soko}a tamtejszego zbadac ma,
czy Komisya Tymczasowa zaj-
mule rzeczywiscie take stanowi-
sko, jak to jest W Ameryce pred
stawianem.
Buffaloska Kolonia mia}a w z.
czwartek rekordowy dzieh w So
dach; skazano BOWEN w dnir>
tym IS Polak6w ma }aczl1q cyire
LOG lat wiezienia. Me przynoszq
nam zaszczytu take ,,rekordy"
niestety.
w Detroit odby1 sic dnia 29go
czerwca zjazd delegat6w stowa-
rzyszen studentow = Polak0v'
PREY uniwersytetach amerykan-
skich istniencych ma kt6rym zor-
ganizowano F~ederacye m}odzie-
zy uniwersyteckiej.
Cd d}uzszego czasu bawi w
Ameryce, ks. ]. Minkinski, re-
prezentant Ligi Przemyslowej z
Galicyi, kt6ry jak dotqd bez po-
wodzenia stara} sic misya swa
zainteresowac Polakow w Ame-
ryce. Dopiero w Buffalo szcze-
rzej zainteresowalo sic MIN tam
t~ejsze Stow. Kupcow i Przemy~
s}owc6w i pierwszy odczyt ks. NJ.
zgromadzi} oko}o 900 s}uchaczv.
Stowarzyszenie postanowi}o ma
tychmiast zajat sic nawiazaniem
stosunkow z Galicyq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Na SkalecZenia, spa
rZenia i since.

ka2llm domu po~inno Sc
IN .;lo~at rude}ko BnckI' na ma.
SCI srni.""cj, go'o~ej so rr,.i'"
zen'a h"ziym przyl'adA" spa
rzen'a, -~kni'rzsn'a, ma rAny Ito
oir.s"iecn j.. II. P"la.'o, Del.
vale, Tx /. No. =. ,iS>.; Bu.
ckI' m maSt a],nlk".a 'r,Iha ,uej
ma}-] rMcr>re sia|.rM na n"gs.
Mkt ME w",7v} ahv il mn1ns by
TO w>lrcn>|. NajIrps:n maSt "
Swi-ci". T,ls: 25r. Pnlecsna
rrz T. NJ. j. kuwale~ >kirgo, apte~
k1rZa.
Adv. rtisem.nt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
w NASZYCH KOLONIACH

Sejm Zjednoczenia Polskiego
~. Kat. rozpocznie sic ego paz-
dziernika w Milwaukee, Wis. W
oredziu prezydenta, S. Adamkie-
Wicza czytamy, re w kasie Zjed.
znajduje sic przesz}o million do
laroW i re w ostatnich dw0ch la
tach o~rganizacya powiekszyla sig
O przesz}o 200 nowych iowa
rzystw i oko1o $4,000 cz1onkow.
Kacper Staszak zapomnia} q
tenn, re jest jedynym policyantem
Polakiem w Omaha i re godnie
%powinien narod swoj reprezento-
wac, DO upi} sic jak nieboskie
stworzenie i po pijanemu aresz-
towa} bezprawnie panne Swan
son. Pan kacper straci} "a to po-
sadie a parma skarzy miasto O
$4,000 odszkodoWania.
Redaktor Nowin w Milwaukee
P. Paruch, kt6ry juz swego czasu
zap}aci} w sqdzie $1,000 "a czyn-
ne zniewazenie p. kruszki redak-
tora kuryera, musia} obecnie do
}ozyt ~jeszcze So ma cele oswia-
toWe polskie i - sprawl zosta}a
wycofana re s2du.
w wiezieniu w Auburn, Y. Y.
powiesi} sic Polak, J6zef Bratke,
skazany ma 6 lat "a zabojstwo.
Bratce pozostawa}y jeszcze 2 la
ia do odsiedzenia kary.
w legislature Stanu Illinois
przesz}o prawo, ma podstawie
kt6rego organizacye W Stanie IL
llnois inkorporowane ME beda
mog}y uzywac ma zjazdach t. wv.
,,proxy" czyli zastepstwa i kaz-
dy delegat must ma zjezdzie sta
vic sic osobiscie.
Liste ofiar ,.dziulajowej' stree
ianiny rozpoczyna w naszych ko-
loniach dziewiecioletni Sylwek
kaminSki Z South Bend, Ind,
kt6remu jego rowieSnik Jozio
Pok wystrzeli} oko strzelajac z
ma}ego pistoleciku.
Robotnik kolejowy, Stanis}aw
Chludzihski Z Buffalo, dostal sic
pod ko1a lokomotywy - ~stra.i,
obie nogi.
Folacy W Detroit, budujq sob,
,,dom polski'. SocyaliSci ably po-
psut tc robote zaczeli skladat ma
budowe ,,domu ludowego."
Polak Zawadzki, ktory byl
kandydatem ma majora miasta
Gary, Ind, ME dosta} nominacyi.
Z~wyciezy1 go E. Knotto, mayor
dotychczasowy.
Polska Rada Narodowa rozpo-
cze}a juz prace agitacyjnq. w
tygodniu minionym odbyly sic
cztery wiece: ia Stanislawowe E.
Jadwigowie, k2ntowie i W South
Chicago. Ruch ten rozszerzy SIG
nibawem ma wszystkie kolonic i
parafie polskic W Amcryce.
KS. DR.. w. Kwiatkowski, pro-
fesor polskiego kollcgium sw.
Jana kantego. Z Philadelphia.
ogiosil W kilku pismach artykul
W kt6rym pociesza ogo}. &c o.
lam W ,,Obronie Narodowcj'' mo-
re wyjst W rczultacie sprawie
narodowej ma dobre. a SokolStwu
radzi stanat ia boku. DO oba Cd
lamy maja r6wny obowiqzek po-
picrat jego usi}owania.
Juz trzeci rok wychodzi "
Chicago W formacie ksiqzkowym
pod redakcyq p. karczyhskiego
bardzo pozyteczny kwartalnik p.
t. ,,Przeglqd polsko = amcrykah~