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Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30
win Attack saItiIIo

El Paso, Tex, April SO.-An answer
to the statement made yesterday in
connection with the request Of the
Latin-American mediators for an arm
istice that the next move to be con-
Isidered by the representatives Of Bra.
ail, Argentine and Chile would involve
the constitutionalists in Mexico, was
made here today
Representatives Of the constitution
alists declared today that the prepara-
tion now being made BY General Fran
cisco villa to take the field against
the federal garrison at saltillo is the
best answer to any possible request BY
the Latin-Ameriean countries WHO
have offered their good offices. to set
! tie the. question AT Issue bstwe Ia Gem
eral Huerta and the United States to
any request for a cessation OF hostil-
tiles between the federals and con
stitutionalists.
The investment of Saltillo will mark
the attack by the constitutionalists on
the Second line OF defense Of the
federals.
General Villa has taken immediate
steps to mobilize his entire fighting
force which is estimated at Is 900 men
around Saltillo. In yhe forefront of
the battle undoubtedly win be found
Monclovia Herrara's brigade Of 10000
men. Monclovia Herrara, with his
brother Luis, is credited with the rep
utation Of being the most effective
fighting man. in north Mexico, with
the exception Of Villa.
It was reported at one time that
Carranza contemplated replacing Gen
eral Villa in the supreme constitution
afst military command by General
Monelovia Herrara.
Many Of the troops counted on to
take part in the movement against
saltillo already are in the field. Cen
eral Fernando Cos Already has 1000
men operating south of Saltillo, and it
is expected that Villa, in expectation
of making a definite demonstration be
fore Saltillo, will leave but a handful
of troops to garrison Chihuahua, Tor
neon and Monterey. 1t is estimated by
rebel army officials that the garrieon
at Saltillo, reinforced by the fugitives
from Monterey, win exceed 10000 men.
Villa expects to put Is brlgades into
the field. This distribution of his
command does not follow the usual
United States or foreign qualifications.
Some OF the brigades number but 500
men, but each is definitely identified
with some particular general whose
care for his troops and personal fight
ling qualities have so endeared him to
his men that the real objectives Of
the revolutionary movement have
been subordinated in the minds oi
the common soldiers to the fact that
they fight at the command and live
under thep rejection Of a general IN
whose gente they serve
Rebels viii Take Tampicc
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30
Rebels VIII Take TampIco

The movement against Saltillo is
not expected to divert rebel troops
from Tampico, the capture OF which is
regarded in constitutionaiist circles as
an effective counter check to the re-
establishment Of the embargo on arms
and ammunition established along the
Texas and Arizona borders. Distribll-
tion Of cartridges at chihuahua among
certain commands has been lavish
and has been pointed out as ain indicaA
tion that the army Of villa is il con.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30
consuIs win Remain

Civil Government In Vera Cruz
vrea Cruz, April sO.-Vera Cruz
went back to civil government today
under the laws Of Mexico administer
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30

AeuCe WAd dJ UllCS cease IN sa1u cOuH~
IT,
"The conferees Of the strikers ex-
pressed themselves as very willing to
give all the assistance in their power
toward bringing about normal con
ditlon."
Soldiers for Waisenburg
One troop Of IS men. under com
mand of Captain C. c. smith, was to
go to Walsenburg today the main
body u troops established camp a
the fair gf0unds, On tbs OUT iGls
Trinidad.
No announcement was made regard
ing the sending Of regulars to Lud-
low, nor regarding the relations be-
tween the regulars and the militia.
The conference between the army
commander and the strike leaders took
place in Major Holbrook's car, while
the troop train stood at the Denver
and Rio Grande station.
General" John Brown waived milf
tary etiquette SO far as to call upon
the major instead Of sending an or
derly to invite the army man to his
own headquarters at San Rafael camp.
NO Inquest Today
There was no session today OF the
corOner's inquest over the victims of
the Ludlow battle Of April 20. The
coroner announced that Witnesses
were being lined up today and that
the hearings would be resumed to.
rom morning.
Troops Prevent Attack
A small detachment Of state troopn
from Ludlow camp wanAlto El Moro
early today from there proceeding ov-
erland to the Gray Creek nine Of the
Victor american Fuel company,
whence a report had come that strik
ers we're preparing to attack tha
mine. tiara o3
Forbes Death Total Is IL
A report to the coroner's office to-
day stated that another fragment OF q
body had been found in the ruins Of
one Of the burned buildings at Forbes,
and that the bodies OF three strikers
had been located in the hills. The COR
oner left Tor Forbes to bring tn all the
remaining bodies.
The latest information brings the
total Of dead to IA including steve
Detovakas The total il reached as
follows
Three identified Americans killed
at the mine: s. A. Newman, John
Smith and Edward Kessler; tKesslers
body burned and unrec0gnizable)
The Japanese identified K. Ito, nj.
Niwa and N Murahnnni
One unidentified Japanese, body
cnarred
One more clarred body
Steve Detovaka. striker. dead ID
hospital.
Three unidentified suHtafs sound M
hsls.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30

Washington, April 9O-It was as
serted here today on unquestionable
authority that the South American
ENJOYS who are seeking to avert a
crisis in Mexico have appealed to Eu-
ropean governments for friendly Of,
iices to facilitate mediation between
Mexico and the United States.
The appeal It was stated, did not
include a request as reported from
abroad. tllat the powers use sheie
influence on President Wilson to name
conditions which would insure sue
cess of the negotiations. 1t also was
learned that a proposal to General
Carranza, as head of the constitution
alists, to join the armistice proposed
between the United States and Htfer-
ia, has been made by the mediating
enyoys. s
The request Of the powers, it is de-
clared, already has borne fruit as
several diplomatic representatives Of
European nations have consulted with
Secretary Bryan with relation to the
negotiations. Denials Of previous re-
ports from abroad with regard to
this matter, 1t was pointed out, were
based on the report that the powers
had been asked to insist on a modifi-
cation Of the attitude Of the United
States.
officials here. who are in touch
with the negotiations, insist that
such action was not even considered,
andEtha ffienslly offices of some Of
the European governments had been
extended before the mediation off,
GERS made the general request
It is believed here any step taken
by the European powers probably
would be limited to emphasizing
through their representatives the hope
that the mediation would be success
full and their desire to facilitate this
purpose. There was no desire. it is
said, on the part Of these governments
to interfere with the policy of Presi-
dent Wilson.
rho mediation envoys, Ambassador
Da Cana, Of Brazil, Minister Naon
Of Argentine and Minister suarez Of
Chile, renewed their conferences to-
day after the Brazilian ambassador
had conferred with Robert Lansing,
counselor Of the state department. Up
to noon no announcement had been
made by the ENJOYS, but it was ex-
pected some definite information re-
garding the next step in the negotia-
ton soon would be forthcoming.
NIIaon ia HanefuI
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30
Wilson is Hopeful

President Wilson indicated In talks
with callers during the morning that
he was hopeful Of the situation. The
acceptance by CarTanza Of the prin-
eiple Of mediation after he had con-
ferred with General villa at Chihua-
hua is regarded in administration cir
cles as significant that with the ex-
ception Of the constitutionalist forces,
a general truce. as desired by the me-
diators. is in operation at present,
although its terms have not been der
fined, nor in fact, has there been any
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30
GENERAL VILLA, HISC0MNANDER,
PREPARES TO LEAD TITS FORCES
Observation-Disclosures
European Powers Are Requested 10 Assist
in Bringing About Peaceful Statement.
No IMPORTANT CONCESSIONS ASKED OF U. S.

Reports That America Had Been Requested to Modify Demands
on Mexican Dictator Are Declared to Have Been Unbound
ed-Vera Cruz Is Now Under Civil Laws Of Mexico, Ad-
minisirated by General Funston and His Siaff-Ame-
ricans Are Being Treated With Every Courtesy.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30

lence will at once cease in said coun-
ty.
"The conferees Of the strikers ex-
pressed themselves as very willing to
give all the assistance in their power
toward bringing about normal con
dition."
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-30

There was no session today OF the
corOnerss inquest over the victims 0l
the Ludlow battle Or April 20. The
coroner announced that Witnesses
were being lined lp today aud thai
the hearings would be resumed to.
rom morning.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13
Sprawozdanie 3 rocz--
nego %posie'd[zenia 6-tej
grupy Uni Pul. W Am.
STOW. x. x. Pol.
" Ameryce.
" Am:e|ryce.

STOW. x. x. Pol. W Am,
jake .6ta grupa Uni Pol, Cd
by}o swe roczne zebranie d.
20 lipca, W plebanii Wbnego
x. A. Kryjewskiego, W Min
neapolis, Mimi.
Przewbny ks. J. Pacholski,
2 Winony, Mimi. zagai} po-
siedzenie modlitwa, ]ako pre-
yes Stow, poczem przystapio-
no do wyboru przewodnicza-
cego i sekretarza posiedzenia.
Ma wniosek x. Dudka, po-
party przez ks. Wojtowicza,
ma prezesa zgromadzenia wy
brano ks. J. Pacholskiego, ma
sekretarza ks. J. Guzdka. Pc
tym wyborze rozpoczeto par
alamentarnie obrady odczyta-
MEM protok6}u z przeszfego
mityngu, kt6ry to protok6f
ma wniosek ks. WoitoWicza
przyjeto.
Wbny ks. J. Grabowski,
jake sekretarz grupy i Wbny
ks. Dudek, jake kasyer, ska
daja swe ~sprawozdanie z Cos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13
WlA|D!OMOsCI


S. P. ROCH Perszyk, dia-
goletni obywatel 4ej wardy,
pozegnal sic 2 tym swiateD14
W poniedziaiek Q Sci godz. z
rama. NiobOszczyk liclyf n:
lat wieku, i pozostawia syna
Leona, i try cork: p. Mar.
cyanna Bambenek, p. Mary
anna Wali6ska, i p. Anastazya
Bronx; jednego brata W sta
ME Michigan, i eiostre W
starym kraju. S. p. Roch Per.
szyk urodzi1 sic " Wielu ma
Kaszubach, a DO Ameryki
przy5y} liczac lat 20 przez
cafy pizecjag czasa, ~ lat,
nieboszczyk mleszka} W WI
monte.
Pogrzeb odoY} sic, dis Q
Gel 2 rama " ko6ciele 6w.
Stanis1awa Kostki. Wieczny
odpoczynek race mu dac Pa
ME!
w W poiud.
ME zmarl pc d1uzszej choro.
bic S. p. Jan Breza, Fam.
pod mr.. 856-wsch. 3cia ul.
Nieboszczyk liczyl 48 lat, po'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13
kOrZySci w
krOkOdyli.

T!rdA1sci W hodowaniu kroko.
dyli *by zastqpic nledostatek. WYE
ragany zwierzat l sk6r Jest, IL one
lie os'egna z~upe}nego wzrostu o.
ssO}o 100 lat. Skora szeicio albc
sednlo letniego zwiersecia Jest po.
yteczna dla r6inych pozYtecznych
cello w.J eden lest ma farmie v Balm
Beach, kt6ry mierzy is stop d}u.
go6c, ! ma byc 900 lat starry. Jes,
tam kilka hodowanych ma tYch far.
mach " obecnym c~zasie, lecz prze-
mysf ten Lie bedzie prawdziwie
korzystny dokad ten dz,ki alligator
ME bedzie rzadkoscia. Stare plwo
jak ,,zumalwelss" piwa SO nailep-
sle do zdrowia. Ogl.
j. G. Meyer, WinOna,
~ykonuje sam66vienia pocztowee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

w Jinja (pad G6rnym Nj
lem) maja urzednicy piekne
.buoynkl, jest tn take piekn',a
stacya kolejowa, riekny
bank. a nawet porzadne vie
zienie, ale nasz kosci6l stano-s
wi MEDINA tylko chata!"
70. jackson, M. H.. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13
kaszel jest ME 10,
beZpiecZny. /

Latowe zasleblenn,laa sa niebes-
pie,zne. One wskasuja nlskaa zyw1ot
no5c . czesto prowadza do niebez-
piecznei choroby gardla p}uc, %
raz su6hot. Drsa Kinggsa New Die
covery pomoze kk.alszlowl luh saslss~r5.
.bienlu natychmiast zapobisgas
komplikacyi. Ono }agodzi ! iprzzeecii,vvs
dziasa j czujes1 sie itepiel na.tyyc ~ ~
mast. iOdlk'lfadac Jest n,ebezplleacs1zS-l
niie--vezcle butel[kl;eel Dlsa Klaiaogttaa
New Discovery naty5cshhl.nliaisst a#SsA g.
ni4dze wrdcimY jjjezelii ME z,;aada,
Inialace. see i q go bntelk .Il,.s
! siarsy. Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13
Bierzmy wszyscy
udziaf W kOngresie Eu,
charystycznym
W LOurdes!

El ~ @ 49, AZ -L'~
Zapraszamy wszystkich,
kt6rzy ola okazania Panu Je-
zusoWi wdziecznoSci "a wszy-.
stkie }aski, jake Cd. Niego'
otrzy,nali, pragneliby pole.
chac IA Kongres do Lour.
des, 9 uczyni6 tego ME mo-
so, albo : poWod:u choroby,
albo ola braku 6rodk6w, al
DO ola lls'. ja,kiejkolW,giieekl il. ilnlnr|ej
przzyczyJnny1 zzsappraszamny i l',l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13
ZIEWIETNASTO-le tni

O-letni
Jan GrochOwski, zam. pnr.
827 wsch. King ul., zatru'
dniony by1 zrzynaniem trs'
wy pc prawei stronie toru
kolei milwauckie], niedaleko
krzyz6wki ma Sci u]., gdy
naraz zauwazy1 ponetny'przed
miot metalowy, i podni6st go.
Przedmiot ten by} dynami~
tenn, z cyntka ma jednym
kohcu, kt6ra gdy PREY ogla~
daniu nacisna}, nastapi}a ex
plozya. Grochowsk; upadi i
skulna} sic z toru Z okrop.
ME poszarpana r4ka. Ranne-
90 zabrano do szpitala, gdzie
mu amputowano try palce
u level reki. Jest on opr6cz
tego poranionY ma piersiach.
- Okofo 8 lat temu spotkalo
Jana Grochowskiego takze
wielkie nieszcze5cie, gdy in.
ny chlopiec rzuci} wildly i
wybif mu oko, kt6re mu W
szpitalu wyjeto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

z St. PAUL, MINI. dono-
sza, &c H. Karl Meyer, re-
prezentant tamtejszej ME,
mieckiej koloni' zapyta} ma
jora Powersa, czy ME by}oby
pogwalceniem neutralnosci st
Zjedn., gdyby zorganizowac
tam GOO zo}njerzy niemiec-
kich, hl6rzyby wkroczyli do
Kanady. Niemcy " Stanach
Zjednoczonych oburzeni So
ma kanadyjczyk6w, ze CT O.
fiarowali try mi!iony wor.
k6w maxi Anglii i wspoma-
gaia ia pienieznie W woinie 2
Niemcam;. Niekt6rzy Mem
cy my6la, 10 naj6cie ich ma
Kanade mogioby lch ojczyz-
ME W Europio cos pomoc.
Major Powers postanowi} W
tel sprawie napisac do Wa
shingtonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

PAM Marvanna Green j jej
szwagierka parma Green z
Hankinsons n. Oak. hawia
cd tygodnia u pahstwa FIR.
Ciemi6skich W Winonie, 70.
dzic6w PAM Green.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

podarki finansoRej, kt6re ia
wniesek IS. .Guzdka zgroma-
dzeniets PREY mule. Nastepu-
ia poprawki konstytucyi. rs.
prezes tf6maczy, re gwoli roz
legloSci terytoryum, po kt6:
rym Wbni czfonkoWie SO roz-
proszeni. okazuje sic prakty.-
GINA potrzeba polaczenia u.
rzedu sekretarstwa jake tez
kasyerstwa W jednej osobie,
-przeto ks. Guzdek -stawia
wniosek, poparty przez ks.
Dudka, ably W tym punkcie
skoregowano konstytucye.
Wniosek przechodzi. Naste-
puje odczytanie listy czfon-
k6w, kt6rych liczba wynosi
29.-Ks. ]. G%raboWski, sekre-
tarz grupy. przedstawia no.
wych czlonk6w, mianowicie:
KS. Fir. Szulca,
KS. A. Wojcieszczuka,
KS. J. Pawlikowskiego,
KS. M. Grippe.
KS. Kryjewski poparty
przez x. Care wnosi 0 przy-
jecie tych nowych czfonk6w,
izba %przyjmuje.
KS. J. Pacholski, jake ka-
pelan Uni Pol. W Am, i ja-
ko czfonek ,,Komisyi Zgo-
dy," sk}ada sw6j rapport co do
obecnego stanu widok6w po-
jednania sic obydw6ch od1a-
NOW.
z tego referatu sprawl
przedstawia sic tax, re anne
ryka6ski sad wydaf orzecze-
ME, IL ostatni sejm Uni Pol.
W Am, kt6ry sic odbyf W
Chicago, a kt6ry sic sta} jabf-
klein niezgody, byf wazny,
! waznym tel by} wy56r "a
rzadu, czyli re legalnym "a
rzadem Uni Pol. W Am. byf
; zarzad W Buffalo, N. Y. a ME
?; W Wilkes Barre, Pa. Wedle
dalszej decyzyi sadu okazafo
sic, re t. wv. ,,charter" ME
+? jest koniecznym do legalnej
egzystencyi uni Pol. W
Am.", albowiem Unia, jake
TAXA, istnia}a legalnie bez
! ,,charttru" pred sejmem W
Chicago i dobrze jei by}o z
tenn.
! w ten spos6b mniej wiecej
: orzekf sad missy ! wyzszy
amer, a gdy jeszcze to ME
wystarczyfo stronie z Wilkes
Barre do poddania sic pod ta-
ka decyzye i jej konsekwen-
eye, zaapelowano do najwyz-
+! szego sadu. w tym samym
! czasie at,li Sejmy obYdw6ch
od}am6w poczyni}y p1erwsze
kroki do zgody. Wybra}y bo-
wiem ,,Komisye zgody" pod
prezydyum JE. Maj. X. Bisk.
P. Rhodego, kt6ry zwofa} jej
posledzenie w list. /. 1912 do
Pittsburgh, Pa, -gdzie nasta-
pifo ,dalsze porozumienie sic.
Odfam z Wilkes Barre oddaf
wfasciwemu -wedle sadowe-
90 orzcczenia zarzadowi U
nil Pol. W Am. W Buffalo po-
1--.~ r&. g., o1,,c1 ~ $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

czem i'm ,,SzczeSc Boze."
Wobec taklej sytuacyi j sta
nu rzeczy ks. j. Guzdek po-
party przez ks. j. Care ! ks.
Wojtowicza stawia wznio-
SEX, adv ,,Stow. Xxx. Pol. W
Ameryce" jako sz6sta grrpa
Uni, orzekio sic formalnie
przy legalnej Uni Pol. " Am.
z jej legalnym NJ wedle praw
am, " decyzyi sqdu,
~zarzadzie. Wniosek jednog}o
6nie przeszedl.
KS. Guzdek zabiera CLOS W
sprawie potrzeb, cel6w j "a
DANA nowo-powstalej Pol. R.
n, kt6ra miala sw6j pierwszy
zjazd W lipcu b. r.. W Chicago,
poleca zgromadzonym i Wv
]asnia interesy i benefit 20.
percia tejze Rady przez ,,Stow
X. x. Pol W Am" iako
grupy Uni, gdyz W ten spo.
sob da sic pochop, i zachete
innym grupom W Uni a
Radzie Narodowej votum "a.
ufania.
4 tego apelu wylania sic
wniosek ks. Dudka, ably
| Stow. x. X. Pol. W Am. W
mysl uchwai i rezolucyi Pol.
Rady Mar. popiera}o ja
we wszystkich jej przepiek,
nych u~si{owaniach i dazno.
sciach Ia polu piracy naro.
dowej, celem polepszenia ma
szego narodowego bvtu i Cd
zyskania niepodleglosci ma
rodowej. - Wniosek z EMU.
zyazmem przechodzi.
Nastepuje wyb6r urzedni-:
k6w. KS. Guzdek stawia
wniosek, ably starry zarzad
wybrac przez aklamacje =
Przyjeto. - KS. j. Dudek
:ezygnuie z kasyerstwa, kt6.
re- bierze ma siebie sekretarz
W mysl poprawki ustaw. -
Prezesem: x. J. Pacholski,
Winona, Mimi.
Vice. PREF: x ]. Wojtowicz
Grenville, So. Oak.
Sekr. i Kasy.: x. ]. Grabo-
wski, Winona, Mimi.
W mySl konstytucyi Uni
Pol. W Am. ma kapelana U
nil STOW. x. x. Pol" wybra-
10 X. j. Pacholskiego, ma wi
CO kapelana X. J. Dudka. -
Ma wniosek x. J, Pachol-
skiego, poparty rrzez X.
Wojtowicza i KS. Dudka,
delegation ma sejm do Tren-
ton NY. zosta} wybranym
ks. J. Guzdek z Broverville,
MINI. -
Wreszcie ma wniosek ks. j.
Gary posiedzenie odrocZono,
poczem ks. prezes zakohczy}
obrady modlitwa. -
rs. j. GuZdek,
Sekr. Protoko}owY.
Brovervi)le, Mimi.
8go Sierrnia, 1914.
Bierzmy wszyscy
udziaf W kongresie Eu-
i. charystycZnym
W LOurdes!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

MA PLEBANII u ke. Jana
E. G~rabowskiego odbY} sic "
poniedzia}ek Stub, Henryka
Halz z Williston, N. OAK. 2
parma Franciszka Ryszka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

do duchOWego uczestnict,.:
wa " Kongresle.
q Me mogac sic przylaczyc
do tych tysiecy dusz, kt6re5
v Lourdes heda skladafy ptu-
bliczny hold Panu Jezu sOwi,
utaionemu W Najswietszym
Sakramencie, mozemy Mu
zlozy6 innv do#6d wdziecz-
nosci, kt6ry mas przetrwa q
.d1ugie lsta i najpiekniejszymn
nam bedzie pomnikiem: mo-
zemy z}ozyc ofiare ia budo
we kaplic j kosciol6w " AZ
fryce, pod has}em: DuchO-
wy udZiaf W Kongresie W
LOurdeS.
Ola tych, kt6rzyby prag-.
nell ME tylko przyczynic sic
do budowy kaplicy, Tub kos.
ciola, lecz chcieliby bye fun
datorami domu Bozego ma
ziemi afrykahskiej, podaje-
my. przecietne ceny:
Skromna kaplice misyjna,
moze MisYonarz wybudoWa6,
|jesli jest W posiadaniu PREY
najmniej 1000 koron, to jest
|oko}o 800 marek, 400 rubli,
lub 200 dolar6w. Rzecz pro-
sta, re i'm fundusz wiekszy,
tenn kapliczka wieksza i
~trwalsza. A kazdy fundator
moze take wyznaczyc Pa
trona ola swej swiatyDi, be-
die miaf po wszystkie easy
udziaf we wszystkiem, co z
tel fundacyi wyp|ynie dobrv-
go. jake piekne apOstol-
|stWO!
Jeden Misyorarz 2 p6lnoc-
nej Nigeryi pisze: ,,Zebysmy
W Baro choc maly kos.
cio}ek, W kt6rym m6glbym
dope}ni6 ceremonii Chrztu
sw. Ale ME many ko6cio}ka
i bede musial ochrzcic die
sieciu katechumen6w pod
moja chata mieszkalna.-N Ma
przeciwko mas wybudowali
protestanci sw6j zb6r i po-
siada]a piekne dzwony, kt6re
dzwonia kilka razy W cjagu
kazdego dnia 6wiatecznego,
a oczy wszystkich zwracaja
sic mimowoli ma dzwonnice.
Drzwi tego zboru otwarte IA
sciezaj, zdaja sic zapraszac
wszystkich-i wszyscy ida.
10 DOWie ma to SERGE
Wierzaceg0 katolika?
Ofiary nawet najmniejsze
ma budowe koscio}6w j kaplic
W Afryce przyjmuje 2 gieDo,
.ka wdziecznoScia:
SOdalicya Sw. PiOtra
|KlaWera.
Rzym, Via Olmata Is.
Krakow, ul. SW Anny4.
Chicago, 1871, Cleaver st.
w Jinja (pad G6rnym Nj
lem) maja urzednicy piekne
|buaynkl, jest tn take piekna
stacya kolejowa, piekny
bank. a navel porzadne wie-
zienie, ale nasz kosci6l stano-
wi MEDINA tylko chata!.
20. jackson, M. H..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

zostawia zone i trzv c6rki:
Franciszke, Anne i Maryan-
ne i syna Alojzego. Pogrzeb
odbyf sic W poniedzialek z
koscio}a sw. Stanis}awa K.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

WELL. Re. Pawel Sobota,
: Chicago, przyby} do Vino
ny, i jest go5ciem Wiel. ks.
J. F.. ~Grabowskiego. rs. So.
bota zabawi " tel okolicy
kilka tYgydni. Odwie'dzi pod
czas swych wakacYi take
k~rewnychi ~znaiomll,ychw Il.
dependence, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

Pan J6zef Guzi6skj, zatru
dniony W pierszym narodo-
wynn banku W Duluth, Mimi.
przyby1 ma pewien czas ola
zmiany k)imatu do Winonv,
obecnie bawi u swego wuja
p. Temskiego W Independent
CO, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

~5PP'OGZMISTRZ p. Back,
.kt6ryw kolizyi %automobilo-
wei wei zostal puoranniony, zawsze
ieszcze ley obloznie chory,
.polepszenie wraca powoli i
potrWa c,zas dluzszy zanliim
zdrowiie zupe}nie odzYska,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-13

TUTEJSZA poczta otrzy.
ma}a z~awiadomienie Cd g16.
wnego ~poczmistrza W Wa
shingtonie ME przyjmoWa
MIA Wiecej paczek do Me.
mice do FrancYi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
CALL MEETING
TO CONSIDER
ANTI-CRY PLAN

Harry Call. first vice president OF
the State Federation OF Labor. and
secretary OF the Belllngham Central
Labor council. arrived In Seattle
this morning. 10 personally assist
with the plans 10 hold a mass meet.
ing OF citizens within tho next few
days. 10 discuss the statewide pro
hibition matter. Bellingham,
through it's organization OF the
Evergreen club there. opened up
what may prove a statewide cam
paign for special Legislative
election. 10 obtain re.yote on In
itiative Measure No. 3. The Bell
ingham lodge set the movement go
ing by enrolling a membership OF
$50 business men.
As one OF the high labor leaders
OF this state. Call will direct his
principal effort toward obtaining
the unanimous support OF organized
labor here and elsewhere through.
out tho state. II IL thought that Il
mass meeting, held either Thurs
day or Friday night, will call out a
representative crowd OF tho citizen
ry. and result In a general express.
sion.
The main idea II 10 have the leg
islature call n special election some
time early next year. and re-submit
TO the voters the statewide prohi-
bition question.
II. II. Matteson. who has been ac-
lively pursuing the policy outlined
since he arrived here last week. Is
confident a mass meeting OF several
thousand people will be called to
gether.