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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-21

CLEBURNE.--A. y. Gibson. a
pioneer citizen Of this county. died
at his home just north OF the city
His wife died Dec. / lie viii be
buried at Lane Prairie tomorrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-21

A miser puts the highest value on
money. and gets the least out OF it.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-21

then some unforeseen circumstance
comes along and knocks our plans
into cooked hat. Our advice UNI
der the circumstances is hump your
self.-The Point Enterprise.
Subscribe for the Daily Light.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-21
MILLIONAIRE LINisEisMaN
TO BE AERsIsNED TODAY
ON WHITE SLAVE CHARGE

) CHIyAGo. Feb. VII
, liam Rufus Edwards. million :
} aire lumbermau Of St Paul.
, Aian.. was placed on trial In
) Federal Judge Lands court
. here today on a white slave
} charge Edwards II accused Of
} Transporting his former atenog-
B rapher. Miss Ada Cox. from s.
) Paul OF Chicago. She Is a gov
) eminent witness. The ease has
, been continued a dozen times.
, Edwards IS married and has
; brand new baby boy al his
, e3ne. His sife has stood b.
; him stauacaiy. and bis trial vas
, postponed several times before
, The child Was born.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-21
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH

) Apply Cream in the NostIils TO
Open Up Air Passages.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05
DrS. Smith & HUGHES
DENTISTS
OFFICE HOURS: Every Day Except
Sunday: From 9 to FL toe
Donovan Block

Miss Myrtle McComb, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McComb left on
Saturdays afternoon train for the
Mayville state normal school, where
she will be a classmate Of Miss Celes-
tine Stable, another Langdon student
who enrolled at the opening of the
fall and winter term.
Attorney G. H. Moellring, a for
mer Langdon law practitioner, now
located at Ray, N, D., renewed the
acquaintance Of a number of old
friends here during a week end visit.
He had accompanied the Bryan special
from Williston to Grand Forks and
came on here 20 look after his farm
ing interests at Rush Lake
Mrs. P. Mulligan left on Thursday
afternoons train for Alexandria, in
this state, to visit her daughter, Miss
Lucy Mulligan and the latter's sister,
Miss Katie Goggin. Before her re.
turf to Langdon, in about a month,
Mrs. Mul]igan also expects to make q
short visit at Malta, Mont with seve-
raj relatives and old friends.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05
10Wey < KifkhdIm
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS,
Langdon. N. Oak,

Mrs. Jas. G. Dickson and the
children left on Mondays afternoon
passenger for Alhambra, Calf, where
they will spend the winter and pos
sibly stay longer if Mrs. Dickson's
health shows any sign of improvement
Mr.. Dickson accompanied his family
as far as Grand Forks. Enronte thew
intend making a stop over of a few
days with the family of w. B. Dick
son at Dickinson.
N. F. Charter returned Wednesday
from the Twin Cities, having spent
nearly a week there purchasing the
stock and fixtures for the new store
in the Electric theatre block, which he
will open up as soon as it is completed
with a first.class lile of confectionery
and cigars. Fixtures will also be in
stalled for a thoroughly modern soda
fountain and ice cream service, also
for the serving of an excellent menu
of refreshments and light lunches.
Mr.. Charter will! also put in a news
stand, having on sale the daily papers
periodicals and magazines.
On Monday evening in the base.
ment parlors of the Presbyterian
church the young ladies of the West
minister guild were the hostesses at a
reception rendered to the teachers of
the city public school. The evening
was featured with plans that permit
ted of an informal social gathering of
the teachers, old and new, among the
younger set of Langdon, with whom
they will mingle during the ensuing
school year. The guild membership
were assisted by the ladies of the
church in the serving of light refresh
ments as the evening began to draw
to a close.
Woman loves a clear, rosy com.
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters is
splendid for purifying the blood,
clearing the skin, restoring sound di.
gestion. All druggists sell it. 81. 90.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05
Mark O'Brien was in Grand Forks

Mark O'Brien was in Grand Forks
a couple of days the forepart Of the
week on a business mission.
H. L. Francis was down the line
from Wales to spend Sunday with his
family at the Mcknight home.
]. X. Hamilton is holding down a
clerical position at the court house in
Co. Treasurer Works office during
the heavy fall run of work
Roy Horgan arrived on Tuesdays
passenger from Superior, Wis, for
a home visit of a week or ten days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.
Morgan.
Peter w Penner left Saturday, re-
turning to Littlefield, Texas, after a
visit during the harvesting and thresh-
ing season with his father Peter Pen
ner in Waterloo township
Morris Orion and N. F. Charter
were departing passengers Monday for
Red Deer, Alberta, where they have
court litigation pending relating to
the leasing of their hotel property.
Eye Sight Specialist McAllen will
be at Hannah, Tuesday noon until.
Wednesday noon, Oct. 10th and 18th
at Wales, Wednesday, Oct. 18th and
18th and at Langdon, Friday and Sat-
urday all day at the U. C. T. hotel.
Mrs. John Maybe was a passenger
from here on Tuesdays afternoon
train going to St. Paul, where she
will visit some time while under
treatment of eye specialists. Mrs
Maybe recently spent some time at
Fargo under treatment for eye trouble
but with apparently no relief.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05

Yesterday was the birthday ami.
versary of Mrs. w. B. Gordon of this
city, and in honor of the occasion a
company of her Langdon friends
pleasantly surprised her last evening.
an enjoyable social hour being spent.
The self-invited guests brought along
with them light refreshments, cor.
sisting of ice cream and waters, and
before their departure gave expression
to their general wish of many happy
returns of the day.
Rev. and Mrs. D. Matheson, who
have been making an extended vaca.
tion visit during most of the past
summer among their many Langdon
friends, are expecting to leave here
early during the coming week, re-
turning to Mr.. Matheson's pastorate
at Las Cruces, New Mexico. They
expect to make the trip of almost
two thousand miles south by easy
stages in their automobile, complet.
ing the journey, which should be a
very pleasant one. if all goes we'll by
about November first.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05

Mrs. C. A.. Spellman and Mrs.
Judd H. Kirkham, returned on Tues
days train from a visit over the
weekend with friends in Grand Forks.
Prof Knoche, the new principal of
the Mt. Carmel school was a visitor
in the city making the acquaintance
of quite a number of our people last
Saturday.
F. j. and F. X. Cascagnet, who
have spent the harvesting and thresh-
ing season looking after farming in
terests in this county took yesterdays
afternoon train returning to their
home at Wyndham, Ont.
Miss Laura Morrison left on Mon
davis train returning to New Ulm.
Mimi. after a vacation during the
the summer at the home of her sister.
Mrs. William Stevenson in this city
and her mother across the line at
Kaleida. Manitoba. Miss Morrison
holds a position as nurse in a large
hospital at New Ulm.
1t is understood that MIR. M. Lie.
beler since having disposed of his
City Meat Market will during the
coming season make extensive changes
in the auto branch of his farm ma
chinery and implement business.
The plans include a large modernly
equipped garage with a full line of
accessories and a repair shop.
Democrat Want Ads will DAY you-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05
Talk with T. E. Burke, Schulke
Block. First door upstairs. Phone ~

LAX WIFI l.. T.. 6uIKe, SCnulK
Block. First door upstairs. Phone q
Tom Barry was here Saturday from
Osnabrock transacting business at the
court house.
Mrs. Phil Thibeau is quite serious.
ly i'll and under medical attendance Al
her home in South Langdon.
DR.. Furman was out and around this
week for the first time since his recen1
severe seige of typhoid fever.
Miss Marie Hankey was down the
line Friday at Milton for a short so.
cial visit with several of her friends.
c. E. Johnston took Fridays after.
noon train to St. Paul for a week enc
visit and to give attention to business
matters.
Mrs. William Stevenson has beer
spending the week at Kaleida Man.
visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. Morrison.
George McGauvran was a visitor
here Saturday from Osnabrock for a
visit with his brother and to look after
business matters.
M. L. Sullivan made a carload ship.
ment of young cattle from his Lang.
don stock farm on Saturday morning.
freight to the St. Paul market.
George Skinner and wife returned
last Thursday to their Langdon home
from a visit Of over a week with re.
latives and old friends across the line
in Manitoba.
The new coal shed of the Langdor
Elevator Company is rapidly being
pushed to completion. All coal sole
by the company will be screened be.
fore delivery.
Mrs. John Goggin left on Thurs.
days afternoon train returning to he1
home at Milton after spending a week
here visiting the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Patrick Mulligan.
Ed. LeBrun made his first out OF
town trip Thursday since recovering
from his two months illness of typhoid
fever. He spent the day at Wales
looking after his threshing interests.
Chas. A. Damode, who has for the
past year held a position with the
Cavalier Co. Implement Co., left or
Thursday afternoons train for a va.
cation visit to the old family home in
Southern Minnesota.
Adelard Brusseau and his brother
Fred Brusseau were Langdon visitors
Friday from their homes in the north.
ern part of Olga township. The for.
mer has an ad in the paper offering
fourteen head of horses for sale.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05

Talk with T. E. Burke, Schulke
Block. First door upstairs. Phone 27
DR.. Della P. Jameson Wohler was
among the number of Osnabrock WISH
tor in the city on Saturday
Banker P. ]. Antony and wife were
here Friday afternoon from Munich
in their auto for a short visit.
Mrs. A. Schulke wen north to
Dresden on Tuesdays train for a short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Fabel.
More for your money-Semi-An.
thracite-Two sizes. Try it. Obtain
able only at Cavalier County Lum-
Der Company.
D. H. Mcmillan arrived in the city
Monday from Minneapolis and will re-
main for a week looking after bust
ness affairs in this county.
Mrs. Richard Rudd returned on
Tuesdays train to her home in this
city from a visit of a couple of weeks
with her daughter at Warroad, MINI.
Mrs. Agnes Mcmillan, arrived in
the city Tuesday from Saskatoon,
Sask., for a visit with friends and to
look after her Langdon property in
%terests.
Wednesday of last week, the 9th,
inst, the noble bird, the stork, came
direct from babyland to the, Mt, Car
mel home of Martin j Klein The
new arrival is a little daughter.
The hour of the Sunday evening SER
vice at the Presbyterian church has
been changed from eight to half past
seven o'clock. The change will re.
main effective through the winter.
Eye Sight Specialist r. C. Nc
Allen, who is we'll known and highly
recommended as a specialist will be
at the U. c. T. hotel at Langdon, N.
Dak., Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18th
and 18th. 2.t
j.. F. Ramage had about four DAYS
work left for his two threshing out
fits operating in the vicinity of Lang
don when the break came in the fine
spell of fall weather the early part of
this week.
Our rs cent trial order of Semi.
Anthracite delivered free brought US
so many satisfied users that we have
decided to repeat the offer during this
month. Phone SO now. Cavalier
County Lumber Company.
E.. j. Moen, of the Moen Auto
Company, at Osnabrock was in the
city on Tuesday and closed a deal
before his return for advertising with
this paper for the 1917 model of the
Dodge car, of which he is the distri-
buting agent over the northern part
of the state.
Miss Elydia Docksteader has been
filling the position of stenographer in
the office of States Attorney Grim
son for the past week, taking the
place of Miss Helen Sanford, who is
acting in the capacity of court steno-
grapher at Cavalier this week for
Judge Kneeshaw.
Mrs. Regina He'll, of Mt. Carmel,
accompanied by her two sons, Am.
brose and Peter, and her daughter,
Miss Sarah, left their home on Tues
day last for a trip by auto to Watkins,
Montana, where they are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Hell's daughter,
Mrs Joseph Fuzak. They intend to
make a stay of about two weeks.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05

Miss Anna Mclean was a visitor at
the home of her parents in Hannah
over the week end.
L. E. Burke was north yesterday
as far as Dresden and Wales looking
after his out of town insurance bust.
ness.
Bert Sullivan returned home or
Tuesday from his homestead in Mon
tana, where he has spent most of the
fall season taking care of his crop
Miss Helen Sanford returned to the
city Tuesday from a stay of most OF
the week, acting in the capacity of
district court st%enographer for Judge
kneeshaw.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05

Druggist Tom Qualley is expected
to resume charge of the H. l.. Francis
drug store property at Osnabrock on
his return the end of the week from
Grand Forks where he has been in a
hospital since undergoing an operation
about ten days ago.
For Group Or sore throat, use DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil. Two, sizes,
25c and soc. At all drug stores.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-05

A. O. WOLD

Chlropractor and Optometrist
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota, Montana. Washington,
Oregon aud California.
LANGDON, N. OAK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08
CZY A IMMINENT
POMAGA.

Pytajcie cz}owieka kt6ry go IL
zywa}, on vie. "Myslac o tenn, il
cierpia}em przez tie wszystkie la
ia gdy jedna % centowa butelka
Sloan'a linimentu wyleczy}a
mnie", pisze jeden wdzieczny IT,
zywajacy. Jezeli macie reuma-
tyzm albo cierpicie ma neuralgia,
Dol W krzyzach, bolesci albo re-
sztywnienie, ME zaniedbujcie
wziac butelke Sloan'a 8. Ono da
wan pozadana ulge. Rozgrzewa i
skoi b6le, sztywne bolace miejsce
II czujecie sic 0 wiele lepiej. Kup-
Gle W kt6rej kolwiek apiece, tyl-
ko 25c. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08

dial 6w ksiadz, obecny w czasie
mych u x. Arcybiskupa odwie-
DIN, a zatrudniony praca ratun-
kowa w innem miescie. -Ot6z
przedewszystkiem ME by1o chile
ba bialego wog6le ma stole, by1
podany tylko wielki bochenek
czarnego chleba, TAXI sam, jaki
widywa}em w kuchniach miej-
skich ola ludu, stajacego szere-
giem pc swe racye. Me by1o nj
mleka, nj cukru, a g16wnem po-
zywieniem by1o mieso warzone,
jake widzia1em W niekt6rych ja-
d}odajniach w Warszawie, pre-
znaczonych ola profesyonist6w i
przemysfowc6w, zrujnowanych
wojna.
"Pomyslec, IL moi starry przyja
ciel. X. Arcybiskup Eye tenn mu-
sill" = m6wi1 6w kap}an.. 80
easy to straszliwe i Mkt, bedacy
z dala cd krain, wojna dotknie-
tych wyobrazenia nawet mice ME
moze o tenn, jaka jest rzeczywi--
stosc.
"Przyjacielu - ia ME narze-
kan! - przerwai mu x. Arcybi-
skup:-jem to, co moi ludzie je-
dza, ich dzia1 - jest moim dzia-
lem. 0, gdybym tylko mia} dose
chloe i tn tego pozywienia, bym
.:je m6g{ dawac co dnia do konca
wojny tym, &C potrzebuja go W
Warszawie - by1bym %najszczes-
liwszym cz1owiekiem W swiecie!
Lud re Stan6w Zjedn. i Polacy z
Poznanskiego i z Galicyi, chloe
sami bynajmniej ME maja "a VIE
lie pieniedzy, wspania}omyslnie
mas wsparli, inni r6wniez poma-
gaia; Papiez Benedykt i Biskupi
z ca1ego swiata czynia wszystko,
co tylko MONA, by nasz lud ra-
towac.
"zydowskie organizacye i "a
mozni zydzi z ca}ego swiata szla-
chetnie tez wspieraja potrzebuja-
ca ludnosc zydowska. A nawet W
dniach tych, MIN jeszcze osobna
pomoc ola zyd6w zosta1a zorga-
nizowana = u~czestniczyli oni W
dobroczynnosci powszechnej i W
zasi}kach z niej, a i teraz jest tax
samo, poniewaz w akcyi ratunko-
wei W piracy wydzierania ludzi
smierci g1odowej r6znice WARY,
czy wszelkie inne poszly W zapo-
mnienie, wszyscy So siostrami i
bracmi W tel samej niedoli.
Kiedym pc d}uzszej audyencyi,
pocza} zegnac x. Arcybiskupa,
powiedziaf jeszcze: "Gdy Pan
powr6cisz do Stan6w Zjedn. ME
zapomnij tych straszliwych obra-
z6w, jakies widzial W nawiedzo-
nej wojna Polsce. Now Pan i pisz
o Mich. Powiedz Pan, re ktokol-
wick tam - mezczyzna, kobieta,
czy dziecie, W owym kraju wolno
Sci "a Oceanem, ofiaruje cos ia
usmierzenie g1odu w Polsce, re
bedzie to ratunkiem ola potrzc-
bujacego i zas}ugujacego ma ra-
tunek ludu, i re to wr6ci do A
meryki - kiedys - w czasie -
W tysiackroc pomnozone.. Pros
Pan "a tenn malemi dziatkami,
kt0re teraz ami sami movie ME
NIGGA, a kt6re - jesli warunki o.
becne potrwaja, ME beda movie
nigdy!....
"Cokolwiek bedzie, ia tn POGO
stane wsr6d mojego ludu, a jesli
umre, mann nadzieje, IL bede tn,
wsr6d ludu tego spoczywa}.
Mech Was Bog blogoslawi!....
X. ArcybiskupKakowski juz W
ciagu wojny biezacej og}osi} listy
pasterskie do ludu swej archidye
cezyi, kt6re czytane z ambon maja
wp}yw doniosly. w jednym z O.
statnich list6w swoich wzywaf
on tych, co jeszcze maja dosta--
tex, a placac wyg6rowane ceny,
NIGGA otrzymac lepsze artyku1y
spozywcze = Mill inni by dopy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08
KS. ARCYBISKUP KAKOW-
SKI 0 SMIERCI Ct0D0-
WEI DZIATEk.
& Dzien. Chicagoskiego.)

q Dzlen. Ch1cagosklego.)
Warszawa, % marca. - Po-
dzielajac w pe1ni niedole ginacej
z g1odu ludnosci warszawskiej,
stal sic J. E. x Arcybiskup Ale
| xander Kakowski, katolicki arcy-
biskup warszawskiej archidyece-
zyi -idea1em prawdziwym ola
wszystkich warstw ludnosci, wszy
stkich wyznan ca1ego tego ma
wiedzonego miasta.
Znakomity on Ksiaze Kosciola
Katolickiego, kt6ry W czasach
pokoju jest jednym z pierwszych
W Kosciele Polskim, r6wnie co do
godnosci, jak co do dostatk6w-
dis podziela czarny chieb i g}o-
dove racye wraz z ludem swoim
i ME chce opuscic stanowiska
swego - pomimo trudnosci, ME
dostatk6w i czarnych na przysz-
lose widok6w. Cd wczesnego ran
ka do p6znej nocy ME zwaza-
jac ma prosby i przedstawienia
swych najblizszych. x. Arcybi-
skup zatrudniony jest osobistem
dogladaniem akcyi ratunkowej,
wspomagajacem zywnoscia dziat
wy, zachecaniem duchowienstwa
i podtrzymywaniem wszelkiemi
wysilkami i sposobami akcyi ce-
lem odwr6cenia kleski wyg}odze-
MIA ludnosci Warszawy i okolicy.
Trudnosci w dostaniu sic i wy
dostaniu z zaborurosyjskiegopod
niemiecka okupacya wojenna i W
dotarciu do zr6de1 prawdy wsr6d
warunk6w obecnych spowodowa-
1y owe pog}oski, il x Arcybiskup
zosta4 usuniety, czy uwieziony z
Warszawy przez Prusak6w, gdy
weszli do miasta, re zmar1 czy
zgina}, a smierc jego jest utrzy-
mywana w tajemnicy z rozporza-
dzenia niemieckiego rzadu wojen
nego w miescie. Cd czasu do cza-
SUI artyku1y prasowe o pracach X
Arcybiskupa i pokwitowania je-
go "a ofiary, nades}ane ia jego
rece ola akcyi ratunkowej -zda-
wa1y sic przeciez pog}oskom o.
wynn 0 zgonie czy uwiezieniu je-
go, razem z tenn jednak niekt6rzy
kap1ani polscy W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych watpili, czy x. Ar
cybiskup W rzeczywistosci jest
PREY zyciu, ma wolnosci i czy mo-
re cos dzia1ac.
"Pamietaj starac siewidziecg go
ma w}asne oczy i movie z nim'
- poleca1 mi jedenz ksiezy pred
mym do Europy wyjazdem, -
"Dowiedz sic, czy dostaje pienia-
DIE, kt6re mu wysy}amy, oraz-
jake rady i wskaz6wki moze
nam udzielic."
I OTTO x Arcybiskup m6wi} do
mnie: "Widzicie-jestem, lyle i
pracuje' -kiedym W czasie mo-
ich odwiedzin opowiada} mu o
tych obawach, %zywionych przez
niekt6rych kaplan6w polskich W
Ameryce; a dalej m6wil "Pozo-
stane tn z mym ludem potrzebu-
jacym i ME opuszcze go pomojej
wolf wlasnej, az przeminie czas
tego straszliwego dopustu, bez
wzgledu ia to, co p~rzyszlosc PREY
niesie. To obowiazek moi, lud pc
trzebuje mnie, a ia bez niego
zycbym ME m6g1.
"Prosze podziekowac przez Ia
my pisma "Daily News wszyst
kim dobrym ludziom, kt6rzy Ola
rowali nam pieniadze, czy zyczli-
wosc swa ola podtrzymania zycia
g16d cierpiacych mieszkanc6w ia
szego miasta i kraju polskiego,
kt6ry sta1 sic pobojowiskiem
wschodniego frontu biezacej woj
ny. Powiedziec prosze c~hrzescija-
nom, re cokolwiek p~rzysylaja tn,
uzyte bywa ia wsparcie dziatek
i ich rodzic6w nieszczesnych; po-
wiedziec prosze dobroczynnym
zydom, kt6rzy homie wspieraja
swoich, posy}ajac i'm wydatne "a
sikh, il Diary ich ME So lie uzyte,
re WSD0}wvznawcv ich. lax wSzv-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08


trzeby i widzimy nasza bezsil--
ncsc, IL ME mozemy podo}ac
wszystkiemu, czego trzeba.
"Onegdaj W po1udnie odwiedzi
lem kosci6f pewien-m6wil dalej
X. Arcybiskup, gdzie zebra}a sic
dzieci grenada; rozmawia1em z
niemi i pyta1em kilkorga, co ja-
d1y ia sniadanie, %poniewaz prag-
na}em otrzymac informacye 0 pc
trzebach rodzin W tel wlasnie pa
rafii, kt6rej czlonkami bywali "a
zwyczaj ludzie o pewnym dobro-
bycie. [ OTTO ku smutkowi menu
niespodzianemu - szescioro z
| siedmiu dzieci tych oswiadczy1o
mi, re lzami W oczach, re wog6le
jadaja raz ma dzieh tylko i re ME
dostaja sniadania cd ~d1uzszego
juz czasu.. Jedno z dziewczat po-
wiedzialo mi, IL matka jego ME
jed1a mic przez pare dni poprzed-
mich - pc to, by opowiadajace i
braciszkowie jego ME sill spac
ma g1odno... O, przerazenie i IL
tosc zbieraja = m6wil ze }zami
x. Arcybiskup kazdy kto skre
uczucia jakiegos ma W duszy,bez
wzgledu ia narodowosc Icy wy
znanie, zajety tn jest dzie}em mi
}osierdzia, kt6ry smierci reka
skostnia}a siega z dniem kazdym
pc coraz wiecej ofiar.
"a potrzeba g1odowa bynaj-
mniej ME jest ograniczona do
miasta Warszawy, nj tez, do in
nych co wiekszych centr6w fabry
cznych zaboru rosyjskiego POGO
stajacego obecnie pod okupacya
~niemiecka; Pc ma}ych miastecz-
kach i pc wioskach znalezc MOI
IA te sama niedole i te sama po-
trzebe, jak tutaj. Kiedyz sic skon
czy straszliwa ia wojna? Wytra-
ca ona pr6cz zo1nierzy, padaja-
cych ia pobojowiskach, jeszcze
tysiace i tysiace dzieci, kobiet i
mezczyzn!... Zda}oby sic, il u
kochany kraj moi Polski sta} sic
obecnie ziemia z zimnej stall cd
onych smiertelnych narzedzi NOR
| derczych, jake tn uzywaja, a ME
ba wydaja sic -jak gdyby z o1o-
win cd pozar6w dymu.
"Ocalenie m}odego pokolenia-
oto zadanie, lezace dis kazdemu
ma sercu i wszystkie %starania W
tym kierunku So wymierzone. So
tn miasteczka i wioski, pc t6rych
g}6d i choroby wytraci}y faktycz
ME wszystkie dzieci nizej lat sled
miu, lecz tn w Waszawie i pc
innych mniejszych i w%iekszych
miastach So j~eszcze tysiace dzieci
kt6re So podobnie skazane, jesli
pomoc ola mich ME nadejdzie.
"Dzisiaj radosc mic spotyka-
opowiadal X. Arcybiskup- po-
! niewaz doszla mnie dobra nowi-
ma, re cztery wagony mleka kon
densowanego przys1ano Ia u
zytek ola maly'ch dzieci, z Szwaj-
caryi, co sic stale pc kilku tygod-
mach ~zabieg6w z naszej strony.
Kazda kropla mleka pomaga u
trzymac zycie dziecka, moze ratu
| je to zycie!
w dodatku do artykul6w spo-
zywczych -potrzeba by}o gwa}-
townie odziezy i obuwia ola die
CT doroslych, przez ciag zimo--
wych miesiecy i potrzeba ich
wciaz jeszcze.
Niestety ME moglem skorzy-
STAG z 1askawego zaproszenia x.
Arcybiskupa, by pozostac ma
wieczerzy, ale pragna}em zoba--
czyc jego pozywienie, przeto po-
~-prosi1em go o pozwolenie, by mi
jego kucharz okazal chleb, pre-
znaczony ia st6l X. Arcybiskupa
i inne potrawy. x. Arcybiskup
zrazu przystac ME chciaf IA pros
be, t}6maczac, il st6} jego dis
taxi sam, jak wszystkich innych
W Warszawie, lecz re polska Cos
cinnosc W najciezszych nawet
warunkach i okolicznosciach ME
-n,oc+olo oLoxo o1v1vo1 ,o,.1o