davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

good to choice. ro.6o@lo,6o: lambs fair
to good, s1o.2G@i0.45; lambs, feeders. ss76@
l0.4S: yearlings, good to choice, f7b@sbo;
feeders, Ss60qs0O; wethers fair to choice,
$500 so; ewes, good to choice. 800 q 1875;
ewes, fair to good, $685. $3.50; ewes, plain
to culls $400@5T5; ewes, feeding. $500
100; ewes, breeders all ages, S700gsbO.
Pepreaenra rive salns:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

London, Sept. 2o--Money was in better
demand and discount rates were steady to-
day' The treasury gathered f25,o6o, 900 by
various short term Issues last week. The
stock market continued dull. Investment
business was checked by the approaching
French loan. the unsettled railway dispute
and the fact that money will be required
for commercial undertakings during the
fail. Rubber shares and foreign rails at
trscted attention, but foreign bonds and
the war loan dropped and American Sc
curities were neglected.
silvcr-Bar. 32Sd per ounce
Money--tM per cent.
Discount Rates-Short bills and three
months, 6n@bS per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21
Omaha is to Have
Signs on All the
Street Corners

Hurrah!
The public Improvements depart
ment in the city hall is sending to
property owners along Farnam street.
Eighth to Twenty-fourtn streets, no.
tees to place street name signs on the
corners of their buildings, in accord
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

New York, Sept, eo--Sugar-Raw firm;
centrifugal, SITE; moiasses, ts7c: refined,
firm at 10 points higher; cut loaf, 7.s5c;
crushed, 1850; mould A. &c; cubes, 7c;
fine graduated, s.5ec: diamond A. s,boc;
confectionery A, e.f0c; No. /, s.b5o. Sugar
futures were firm and higher early follow.
ing the strength IN both raw and refined,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21
Omaha Ray Market,

Prairie Hay--choice upland, sie.Se9
li,Qo: No /, se.so1i00o; No, !, $1,000
SOC; No, :, sb.oo@7.e0. Choice midland.
fs.6oGe,5o;No 1, y7.6oas.bo; No. 2, $500
Lso; No. 5, $500 o 500, Choice lowland,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

S7.oo@so 90: Mo. /, s6.5o@I6o; No. .. $500
$500; No. 8. 3.o0GB.00.
Straw--choice wheat, sS.0oS choice oat
or rye, s6.00@e.5o.
Alfalfa-Choice alfalfa, $13.be4li50:
No. /, s12.0o@13.60. Standard, $4,000
1850: No. 2. ss.5oQfo.oo; No 3. 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

Liverpool Sept 2o.-wheat--Spot quiet
No. Q hard winter, 1Ss 1Od; No Manitoba,
las Id; No. .. las 2hd; No. 3 nominal
Corn-spot steady; American mixed. new,
los Id,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

Kansas City, Sept 2o.--wheat--No. .
hard, N.B0Ql,se: No. s. siS@l.Bs; No. .
red. ,i.66@f.so; No. 3, siA@ibs; Decem-
Der, ,1.4sA. May. ,i,47R3It7N.
Corn-No. Q mixed, san @S+hc; No. 3,
s2h 1s3hc; No. . white, SAN @sbc; No. 8,
SAY @s4nc: No, ?, yellow, saw GsSo; No.
8, S40aAe; December. 7ac; May. TSAo.
\ oats--No. . white, Fhc; No. mixed,
Bqt7hc,
i3utter--Creamery, sibo; firsts 2sc: Sec
onds. 2TNe; packing, sthc.
EEgs-rirsts. 2sc.
Poultry--Hens. ishc; ROSTERS, lie; broil-
ers, 20hc DIP.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21
Dry Goods Market.

New York. Sept. 20.-Cotton goods were
firm and active today and yarns moved to
higher levels Jobbers did a very active
trade for home and export markets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

New York. Sept 2o---Mercantiie Paper
sterling Exchange--so-day bills. }<.71h;
demand, tt.75&; cables. &A7sh. -
siiver---Bar. 6sxc; Mexican dollars, blKo.
Bonds--Government steady; railroad firm.
Time Ioans--Firm. so days. 3h 1sM per
cent, 90 days, 3h @sN pre- cent; six months,
3&14 per cent.
Cali Money--Firm; high, 8 per cent; low.
per cent; ruling rate. IN per cent; last
loan, q per cent; closing bid. an per cent;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Some Kinds Cattle Steady and
Some Lower-Sheep Steady
and Lambs Higher.
HOGS TEN TO QUARTER OFF
RECEIPTS.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the linton stock yards In Omaha tor tWeh's-
fnur hours ending at Q o'clock yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21

Omaha, Sept 2o,--Bank rlear,ngs for
Omaha today were s5.sls,oii.es and for the
corresponding day last year sS.bsi,lls.s4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-21
BEEF STEERS

6TEEHB AND HElE Eho.
i.....", 70 ' csnyh i. :" 10 80
s........ ~ sse &c.. ~ *
i,...... 7so 10 90
WESTERNS.
Angus sutheriand---wyo
- ttesrs..s 81 7 10 steers. .io7e $50
iittsers.. $50 8 80 10 steers. 9 81 Z tt
go, Stumble a Ensls co..-Nsb; AZ
Frank smIth--wyo,
H. Karer--Nsbraska.
% steers. sb2 7 l6 IL steers. pN : Is
Robert Hsnaon-.Nsbrssk,, :.
W. w. a. ). L. Driskiii-wyo.
{. d Tann.rDwyo. y
- stssrs..i3si . 90 scows. ..iios -
Hugh Palmer-wyo.
& ~ cows, .fios q rs 30 steers. 500 Z ~
]. C.. BirdselI--South Dakota.
glg w. g. Carpentsr--wyo.
- stssu..i2Ss IS a. steers, .laos sb
lS steers. .ioss . 60 s, steers lola 7 90
us3 J. A. stevenson--wyo.
81 steers. 1853 100 Is steers. sN 2 30
A. nderwood--Nebraska.
i7fssdsrs.iiss 20 sfeedersiooo u
tstsss..iis1 ss6 sostsers., sS< sS
,Hoss--Hog rscsipts were very fair. being
the largest 30 far this week. Estimates
placed the run at eighty-six cars or 5000
head. This makes the total for tho first
half Of the week tb.7ib head, which Is 1000
two weeks ago, and more than twice as
large ~ for tho same period last year.
Order buyers were entirely out Of the
market this morning, and, with packers
- tr.A S1r -
gct prices down in complete control Of the
market, sharp drop In prices was fore.
gone conclusion.
Ono packer whose order called for choice
hogs. picked up the best hogs here at Q
decline Of around loo, paying top of I'll
Most Of the offerings were as usual Of onl,
. fair 10 common sort. and on these kindi
the trade was never less than f0@20,
lower affair and got steadily worse, tn,
late trade being very draggy. and at ieas
25c lower than yesterdays average. som'
hogs being stiil In the pens at rathe
late hour at that. Common grades OF al
weights were In mighty slack demand, ant
while sellers managed TO get rid Of some o
their poorest hogs early good many o
them went until the close without ever at
trsctirg even n bid. With shippers out o
the game. packers had more hogs at thei
disposal than they really wanted anyway
and the demand for this plain stun wa
naturally very slack. especially towards tn
late end OF the market.
A failing on In the fresh meat dcman,
" about the only explanation OF this sudda
lack OF shipping orders. and the extrem
bearishness Of packers. The big outlet 10
fresh mesta. which has consumed the hog
about as fast as they were marketed a.
summer. 10 what has held prices at tn
record levels that have been In force tn
last several months.
Today's general market averaged clos
to zoe below yesterday. the bulk sellin
at tto.So6I0.bo. with a scattering OF tn
best kinds on up.
Representative sales:
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
Scout Douglas Sec
Little to Cause
Panic
BY JANFS ScHERuERHoRy. yR.

BY JAMES SCRERuERH0RN. JR.
ANN ARRoR Mich >oy ~
-. .s,. -,
''.''. ~ " WV '"' WV "'S''
assistant coaches who have bots
seen the next two rivals C.. he VOL
vtrines IN action can nccom,l,sb
ony,ht,s ,,,,,.,a - 49,,
" ''' "
x On
., 'N'' '''usiaS ''oushi d 'h'er
W. Nu'" '''," ''s'oh' Nf're he VIZ
''SN'u 'Ne ie'''' OF Oo'ntll AT the
nv ~, VI ''A' 'eia ~ "iIl % "
". t'',''' >''o '''"E' oG'
" '''1'''s'' ''1' me 'ake' tc'I conn.
''"' vi our success ana ~ iact see
~ ''''" ""y We 'Hou'a be- oea''
','"@'a' O." ny SIS OF me "rh'li ar.
80 'u" 1''eDS' Slows 'hai
~, ~, sam "'eA rom > S'ITdaS
80 '''' s'n'''"F ''' Nose '"e
'''' ''..''' rs. "al nave no. u'sp''N'd
,"' '''"e """''f'u' N Ju'smtH' 20
"'''
"'"'' VIII Fam muvu ground on
~ " '''N''. .'.''' IihS 10 oHsiaH. OUT
'A' ''' use "7N VIII ana ne 40
Tvs no" "'.'..' '"' ''.H "'d ihe'
N0'"'" I"7S'' F''"l "'"l "Hen 3
.'"o".''" u is IN ''sA' ''i 'Art
seems To 20 N' real reason Nhi ttir
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
PITT TEAM Is
BEST OF YEAR
That's Verdict of Bob Folwell,
Who Expects 10 Beat
Cornell and Michigan

PHILADELPHIA. Nov Coach
er Fa,Rs'l. ~ ,ho Penn football
am said IN his arrival In phila
,ip5ia lha, he considered the
FPS rrrh eleven re strongest "a
A4.rsla. anI tha, Lr vas perfectly
u.acur thar 'he Blue and Gold
,am could conquer any OK me ok
1lr Minnesota or FroWn included
have Hla. ,al a IU, ot football u,y
-.f sal' FnlN-ll. and cou,Id-c
r.. Pr 'sau ths best 1916 eleven.
ma rrrsasjy as good 4 machine .J
..> ever produced The, have IN
amy n,Har' and Rcd Hastings
no ot iHe nes' haifaarks I have
.,.r seen HERON and Carlson ST,
-0oI q iar OF suds a. can Pc
rlrI ur an, srigIeon. while Boz
peoN is az Ali-AmsICan center
"l Dee Penn tear, Was beaten b.
N.r. l4f IN smother tw5 weeks =
N have m machine moving sr
-rDuEls thar 'A.s would even ;l,r
lIr .a'fls ADJ g5iIS 20 IsN
The critics 20 rrmcI her that a.,',
.0lF been coaching H.y team aHou,
-.-rt U.,Es Neyrr n 1y past oy.
y-..enC. have : been 80 hAmper-l
injuries sHi Republication
ilaHnug .ogl aavp been an all
American E.trI bad p. Tot t"sl
perfeC on FOR appendicitis Just
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
BUFFALO TEAM
LOOKS STRONG

Central high gr!ddors probably
viii get into uniform this afternoon
but no heavy work Is planned There
may De a llght scr.mmage tomorrow.
Coach Burroughs Is dcyo,ng the
week 20 general instruction. and &,
allow .Hg he rough stun 90 slide un.
80 the wounded are back Skull
practice was held Tuesday. and The
Centraiites didn't even get into the!i
rads
This Buffalo lafayette game =
wcrk from saturday Is causing some
concern The easterners are report
ed 10 10 quite strong this year. LAST
week they beat tho crack shaw high
eleven from Cleveland. and next
saturday they Will play another
nrralo school n game upon Which
viii hinge tho cty championship
Joe NRirott atokes ON ocean liner
~ used 20 he that Joe md verb
weren't oa sprnki"E terms.
Ne haven't heard ANYTHING from
that b-nut, -p~cisIi-t who wss 90
work On Hat Nelson's innds"Rps. bet
he auit.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

o. .s ssturafed that more than 10.-
1000 f.ufbsI fnrn IslHRfs VIII sec the
Tad ignes Percy HauEuton contest az
NFr HsN-n Nu--
The Znlu KID is na'.h.d n nEht
iin1r.E Dc In I1nton for the ~
weight title IS lde-Zulu battle
o1RI .. f4rn'ao Some genuine eH-
element
IN meeting Yale. Harvard and col.
gatr. one right after another the
Brown football team is bound 90 sn-
sh Tho seas"n with plenty - football
20 r~u"n1her
lack Hrt'ion and Ted tKi4, T.nwI-
hnre rorf sever fiule> and now ihry
are going 20 begin another series of
o'a sh~a 20 determine which is the
better bsttIer
"f',,ions" RurrH the heavywsISht
o.rc-f1.- is teaching the Andogsr
football squad how 20 10 gentle In
farklinE an opponent even though
'ha victim lives after The attack
When clyde FnEle defeated Dan
Peru. tho other dav. the is"ote~s ~
fh~ ancient znrns learned that Peru
he' Rolf champion and his name Is
McGra'h
4. there are only Nx nights In y
week on which boxing shows csn b~
nod 'he on'r rrv Eattling f<vinsky
and fnrk Dllion Cau increase tho
number of their nRht engagements
viu be Tor the promoters 10 stag"
afineeH
The American LEAGUE has been
raughf wifh Tho Fc1fs After all
their boaFtInR ~ how thev downed
their N4fIrral iea0u~ rivals " hs'
r.s.e k-rvHr 'hnt American lengu,
teams rarr'od % men against - In
80 National
It's said that CLARK Grimm ~ =,
RAGS Iu charlotte rHEf''s as a fraiuinr
.-r.B md 'akr HE Wa@hinctou team
s...I.a n.-f srrf-g CNsrlottssvi' q
was all right except that ia narr
t.. ." w. vrf into no phpert
and tho players had 10 train IN ful
aUd r.rt'rs
f...t..rn'i hockey team i'
g9fIatinE FOR tho use - 81 Sichn
I1t rlHt TN Sew York, Tor pracilc
t'rrof ftanoter 90 New Yort
Pr rrarffrr NAV mean that the cree
club wieIders are o. play tho
srhcdllcd games 10 san Francisco
Barney Drevfuss tho Pirates boss
waits national c0mmission com
posed ~ members Who have no cor
rr+ ton with baseball ~ that's ~
pa~ney wants he need look no ~
ther than the present "commish
Has not the chairman been presiden
~ 49, Cincinnati Reds for years7
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
MICHTG AN MAY
SEND TEAM TO
PACIFIC COAST

STANFORD rNERSI-Y. Cal
>or Michigan sHE"r.i'g's rugby
too' a'le-- may meet stanford -
here r- Christmas f7E r plans AT.
r94n-al 5y stanford athletic or
-.aI. uatsra..le Tic M.ehiganter'
e-e -ait 20 se p.arr ~ 'hs -es.crn
"Trip. 3s@inr.rE ier
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
TUFTS COACH NAY QUIT
NEXT YEAR

Dr. e f. Vhei5n. coach % ~"
Tufts football team tho sensa.
zion ~ the ersf thia year. may
retire from athletic a. the end
0f mo present season
rEfr.sg has realized HE
gtoate-t ub!ton f1 rurn out
'oar~ ptof should beat Har
ward. ami win the state college
rIuc COR " actusetts
Last vrar Whrlan declared
cent when Dr. had accomplished
The ds'ea' % Harvard be would
~'ira from no ne He has
raf -ef rsfrarted tho statement
'.a scar
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
The Dope Is Scant.

- YEITHER Cornell has sf game scheduled .
nj hey There viii be lf'le
| " gleanm The
- Of theirsy .
her has lone a
worthw foeme system
and while has done sper.' a license
A. has yetco is
have an excellent opportunity develop between
the Syracuse Cornell
-1se because ne
opportunity handle the bal There & one
ofd e'er"1rleI
smashed te1e
the OF pansiahtlsf
the
winning unlikely 20 play dead
for anybody
Charley Cornes an
Of 1915 PLAYED good game
pleasing folks
all Cornell had shi'efEea instead
shivered the would have been different
Escans
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
Douglas Have Prepared Yomen for Cornell Ofen
Cornell Attack Similar to
That of Aggies and Syracuse
SOME OF JESS CHICKS
COME HOME TO BOOST

Ill pASO. Tex. Nov Jess
Willard, heavyweight champion,
lost his nrst bout since he gain.
ed the title. when he went UP
against the strong arm OF the
law here Two automobiles.
which are said 20 be the property
of Willard. are now attached ny
John wyatt Yceprcsidcnt OF the
First National Bank. 10. $500 ad-
ytuced while Jess was training
for his Havana tight with jack
Johnson
Now Jess did rci know that
tha, Was as far ~ The law could
go with him. SO ne lsft the cir
Gus hat-ind that's {lcC0 a la
salary
The circus people announced
thai Pix Jess had cold. but
dIda'r ,ay where 10 was
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
TIGER GETS A
LITTLE SCARED
Princeton Lacks Power to Get
Their Big Games Ahead,
l. Fear

PRINCETON. s. J., SCg "th
De- Harvard nI Ia'a games loom.
.a- m.gtty large jus. oser %" hor.
..a.. Princeton tryt.aI f.Hs soc IT..
10 hope rf SPEEDY bHsh- 1.R.rs
ln spite Of t.a fart thar 'Ee TX.
er- haze NoH every game thi. yelr
.a1 have done 6, without an oppo
Ing tear scoring "a toarhlo~n d. b.
g. we'll recognized fact IN Princeton
That tha Tiger must seq lot uf
Improvement aecOr" th"s can hope
'o CoVr heir tn1 principal rival.
Rush wor INK as:d 'o dey'lcE
often" that WI, carry be.T.
punch ar1 s .usy trJ iuE 90 ping
. uoies IN hl lt-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
Not Very Good, Eddie


ONT LIKE these we'll The
the hanks and
bakheld And the doesn't r
the But that the R 4. -v Ii 4
and The
impossible well balanced Of
concerned
ends he
In Iced
Tarbell ahead Of Mueller Tha Hsda
Or Charles Mayo eminent
DOT
College football Of the
development Of
athletics needs athletic exercise
athletics the big colleges with their careful
good
thank you.
II. Of way are complain
that this football smallpox
few DAYS
This time for baseball Vf
Erickson,
hurled both ends OF doubeheader
both
results OF circuit
Willie Mitchell has had his ionsls removed
This s about the time OF that the
- welcome her hubby winter by the
X|og1ns home brand bowling ball.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

KI1r viii play Mcknight IN 90
days match in the straight raj
tourney tt Sweeney y.iIutton Mann
beat Gracbrr. 100 10 81. and Trainc
beat Whluock. 200 10 125. In a.,
Tuesday matches.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

WEST POINT & s. Nov -
The Army football eleven will be
Dor thru some 20 nc narl'st drilling
~ the Fea on this afternoon IN prep
arafion for i'5 game Sa'urday With
he p6aer,ul. NJ're Dame eleven
Vidal 81 expected back for active
practice fpdag
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
Just Pretending.

I cams o
substitute
squabbles
coming imagining
presence
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

proposition 20 induce con
II n 10
the or
- is Harvard has veterans ana
he a ta'''''F
Haug his laudahe efforts TO earn .aa. s
yotedh him believes none ''.
preyious is better than Car7H.
An Of the eastern scrlbes Eer ears A
e.nlannR Harvard victory.
A. In heira are
thr the inc. .f"r
forebei tell Casey grand ltErs fHa''r
who on Cornell like
to be q
Saturd vent be- guard a'7-
foot farva I'd lanie A
uhacans dropped TO n panic and
feet the breaks Gn..
or evidently lacked the courage
Justice should be asserted thar raae 20 e .
in go o M ifart
ming rally ghton's team
could
I is Michigan H-'ftl
of
o beatng or
to bucko
uar to deal whe were
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01


a
perhaps composed
and
theseg glad adiator
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

~ f.a. elan. Ar f"n' Ha.
49, E...tae anna fa.. cap.
ron.
At Pittsburgh Hsreit. s0. Jonea.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
Warner Discusses Pennsy.

Pittsburgh developed The rnos
N in
three weeks Warner
Pennsylvania defense this
other big Coach Fo~e evidently weakened his
this had the effect making unusually hard
running plays but enabled Pitt 10 execute several forward
passes long
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

Pennsvana forward passes had the Ptt worried more
intercepted before
territory
OF them probably believe
Il generahlp DO this because rh for
ward and
stopped regularly the forward
wash heron
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

Take the ends and the % he line u
backfed and the would be r4cod y.g
,hance Tarbel ahead OF Mueller HuIsdse futback
On the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Oar SienkiewiczowskiT|
ro$nie.

z uczuciem pelnego zadowole.
mia i otuchy W dalszej piracy ra.
tunkowej stwierdzic przychodzi
re odezwa P. c.. K. R. nawo1uja.
ca Gale wychodztwo polskie do u
czczenia dnia imienin wielkiego
naszego wodza duchowego i Sc
dziwego a jednak tax dzielnego
bojownika 0 zachowanie PREY zy
ciu milion6w ludu polskiego
przez bezlitosne hordy najezdzce
ma g}odowa smierc skazanego -
Henryka Sienkiewicza - wywo-
1a1a zywy oddzwiek W duszy ma
szego wychodztwa. Nietylko bo-
wien wszystkie powazniejsze or
ganizacye p~ospieszyly z pokazny
mi datkami IA ten eel ale i od
mn6stwa poszczeg6lnych os6b
mniejszych zrzeszeh .nap}ywaja
re w~szystkich stron:ofiary z
prosba o zaliczenie ich ma "Dar
Sienkiewiczowski."
Suma tego "Daru" w, tax kr6t
kim stosunkowo czasie, DO zaled-
vie w ciagu tygodnia zebranego,
dochodzi juz do powaznej cyfry
$4,000 dolar6w i wzrasta nieu-
stannie.
w dniu IA lipca, jake w pre-
dedniu Imienin Sienkiewieza, wy
slalismy telegraficznie Ia Jego
rece sumo $36,435.65, a ola resi-
ty skladek, kt6re .nieustannie i
obficie nap}ywaja, otwieramy tie
rmin do konca tego miesiaca i
many nadzieje, re suma ogolna
"Daru 4Sienkiewiczowskiego''
wzrosnie w ciagu tych dw6ch ty
godni do wysokosci godnej jego
nazwy.
R6wnoczesnie z pieniedzmi wy
stosowaliSmy pod adresem Czci-
godnego Solenizanta, depesze ma
stepujacej tresci:
Czcigodny i Dostojny Panic:
Polonia amerykanska zrzeszona
W Polskim *Centralnym Komite--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
Hist;orya z :Nowego Swiata.

Otto .jeszcze dow6d c%udownycE
TASK jake, s1uchajac Mszy sw
odbieramy cd Boga.
Kiedy. Gonzales Pizarro, pierv
sly zdobywca Peru W .Ameryce
po1udniowej, potem zbuntowany
przeciw kr6lowi :hiszpanskiemu:
pobitym %zosta}, jedeh z dow6dz-
COW jego wojska, Gonzalves Bar
cinone, uciekf, przebrany "a vie
sniaka i skryf sic W puszczy.
Pewnego poranku, w bardzo cd
leglej stronie, slyszy dzwonek
mafego kosciofa wzywajacy Ia
Msze sw. Gonzalves, chociaz sic
ME odznaczaf p~oboznoscia, mia}
jednak zywa Ware i chociaz, u
kazujac sic miedzy ludzmi, nara
zal sic ia niebezpieczenstwo Ut
raty zycia, pragnac jednak ucz--
cic Pana Jezusa w Najsw. Sakra
mencie, idzie do kosciofa. Lecz
jakiez by1o jego przerazenie, gdy
kaplan pc Mszy sw. odwracajac
sic do ludu, %odczyta}. dekret kr6
levski, o~g}aszajac przebaczenie
zbuntowanym zolnierzom, z wy
jatkiem dow6dzc5w, miedzy kt6
rymi wymieniono Gonves Barcio
ne i glove jego oceniono.
Ma to wiadomosc, drzacy, pre-
lekniony, zeby ME zwr6cic ia
siebie uvagi otaczajacych, zbli-
zyf sic do oltarza Matki Boskiej,
uklakf i blaga1 goraco O ratunek
Matka milosierdzia wziela go. W
swoje opieke i uprosila ma laske
szczerego n~awr6cenia. Pragnac
odtad zyc jedynie ola Boga,Gon
valves wychodzi z kosciola i u
daje sic ia puszcze. Tam W die
wiczych lasach Ameryki znajdu-
je grote w skale, obiera ia sobie
"a mieszkanie, okrywa sic WHO
siennica, pokarm jego jagody i
owoce lcsne, kupa suchych lisci
sluzy mu "a poslanie. TAX w mo
dlitwie, we zach i W bogomysl--
noSci przepedza kilka lat, Ia po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20

dobienstwo dawnych pustelnik6V
Egiptu i Thebaidy. Najwiecej j
dnak tesknif do Mszy sw. do K(
munii sw. kt6rej by} pozbawiony
Divine Bog: mia} zamiary mac
ia wybrana dusza. Pokutnik pre-
mienif sic W Apostolic. Z match
%nienia Ducha Swietego, wziaw'
sly krzyz w rece, pocza} przebie
gao te kraine, g}oszac: S}owo Be
re; o%powiadaf E~wange1ia dzikim
Indyanom, siedzacym w ciemno'
sciach i cieni Smierci. Bog mu pc
b1ogosfawif: da} mu nauke, wy
move, a nawet dar ~czy1lienia Gu
dow. Gorliwy misyonarz wielka
mia1 %pocieche, szerzac kr6lestwo
Boze w sercach ubogiego ludu j
rych}o widziaf pozytek swej pra
cy, BIO wiara sw. w tym kraju "a
kwit}a. Tfumy dzikich przyjmo-
wafo swiat}o Boze, a Wiesc 0 tenn
bardzo szeroko sic roznios}a i pc
sz1a do uszu Wice-kr6la peruwia
skiego, kt6ry podziwiajac drogi
Opatrznosci Boskiej, wys}af .gon-
ca do Gonzalva, oznajmujac mu
O zupe1nem przebaczeniu cesarza
Karola V.
Barcinone ME wr6ci1 ma SWAT
do kt6rego mu droge otworzono
upodobaf sobie krzyz Chrystusa
i pozosta1 w SVEN cudoWnem pc
wo1aniu. Opowiada} on wiare sw
Indyanom, az do przybycia do
Peru Ojc6w Jezuit6w, kt6rym,
jake kaplanom ma to poswieco-
nym, zostawif role Chrystusowa
Go dalszeJ upraWy, sam a udaf
sic do szpitala, gdzie pe}en zas--
lug W cwiczeniu mi1osci i poko--
ny zywota dokona}.
Sam opoWiada1 te s%zczeg6ly. 0
CJ6zefowi Akosta, spowiednikoWi
sWemu.
- Lecz jakiemuz nabozenstwu
zapyta Ojciec, przypisujesz ma
wr6cenie swoje w chwili, gdvs
byf jedynie zajety ucieczka ola
ratowania zycia?
- Sk}onniejszym ia bylem do
grzech6w, niz do jakiego nabo--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20

zenstwa, odpowie Gonzalvest. Je
dnakze ojciec moi umierajac,da}
mi dwie rady: zebym nigdy ME
zaniedbywa} s~posobaqsci s}ucha--
MIA Mszy swietej. zebym we wszy
stkich potrzebach ucieka} sic do
Maryi. = Tegom zawsze pilno-
wal.
l rzeczywiscie. u stop Maryi,
PREY Ofierze Mszy sw. znalazf
ten .blogosfawiony rycerz ocale-
ME zycia i duszy zbawienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20

Gle ratunkowym, Sic CT Dostojny
Panic W dniu Twego Patrona =
wyrazy holdu czci najglebszej i
synovskiego przywiazania.
Przesylajac r6wnoczesnie. tele--
g%raficznie, zebrana napredce SUI
me t~rzydziesci szesc tysiecy czte
rysta trzydziesci piec dolarow IS
cent6w, w kt6rej mieszcza sic ma
stepujace ofiary poszczegolnych
organizacyi: Polski Centrally
Kom. Rat. W Amer. $15.000.Zwia
eek Narodowy Polski $12,935.65,
Z:jednoczenie P. c. X. R. $4,000.
90. Zwiazek Polek 100000: Zwia
eek Sok. Pol. $4,000 - LACEY
my naigoretsze zyczenia, azeby
ia skromna ofiara zlozona przez
polskich tulaczy W dniu Twego
Dostojny Panic Imienia. przyczy
Mia sic do wzmozenia Twej zba
wczej dzialalnosci W ratowaniu
ludu polskiego cd zaglady.
Niechaj ~dziekczynne modify mi
lion6w tego ludu blogoslawiona
iva reka smierci glodowej wy
dzieranego, beda ci Dostojny Pa
ME nagroda i otucha W Twej zbo
znej piracy i wyjednaja CT u
Wszechmocnego te laske, izbys
m6gl w najdluzsze lata W pelni
sill i zdrowia spogladac ia wdzie
czny, DO przez Ciebie uratowany
i wolny lud polski W Violent /
Zjednoczonej Ojczyznie.
Ia wydzial Wykonawczy PCkR.
T. M. Helinsh, prezes.
.Henryk Setmajer, sekretarz