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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28
Open. High. Low. Close. CLOS
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.

Corn-No. yellow, 1.70d1.75; No.
yellow. 1.554l.65; No. yellow, 1.4oq
$50; No. s yellow, 1.2oQl.25; No.
mixed, 1.65@l70; No. 4 mixed, 1.45@
1855; No. mixed. 1.S7 q 1,43k; No.
mixed, 1.O561.35; sample, 96@d.4o.
Oats-No. white, 96A d97A; stand
ard. 92A 093A; No 9 white, 91A a
924; No. white. Sss4 G9lA.
Barley-1.4561.94; choice, 1.9492.02
Rye-3036S.O5.
Flax-4.13@415.
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.
st. Louis, March IS.
Corn-No. 5 mixed, 1.40@1.43;
sample mixed, So; No. yellow. 1.43;
No. yellow, $50; sample yellow, 1.25;
No. white, 1.4S; No. white, 1.20.
Oats-No. white, 93A @9Sh; No. 4
white, 92A; No. . mixed, 9o1a.
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.
Kansas City, March 2S
Corn-Two to cents lower; No. )
white, 1.S5; No. white, 1.73@1.7S; No.
white, l.63@165; No. mixed. 1856.
Oats-One-half to l cent higher; No.
white, 901a; No. white, 80; No. 2
mixed, IS.
MILWAUKEE CASH GRAIN.
Milwaukee, March IS.
Corn-No. 6 mixed, 1.35.
Oats-1k cents higher; No. 3 white,
941s; No. white "a; standard, IS.
Barley-3 to cents higher; No. 3,
1.9s; No. 4, 1.s6G1.95.
Rye-Strong; No. 2, 2.s2.
PEORIA CASH GRAIN.
Peoria March %.
C0ru-S2 cars, market unchanged
to cents lower; sample, 45G1.30; No
white, 1855; No. yellow, 1.4S91.55;
No. yellow, 1.35 q Las; No. 6 yellow.
1.35; No mixed, $50 NO. mixed,
135.
Oats-1s cars: market 4 to II up;
No. white, 93H; standard, 1914; No
8 white, 931s31a.
OMAHA CASH GRAIN.
Omaha, March %.
Corn-No. white, 1.s5d1.s0; No. 8
white, 1.75@1.SO; No. 4 white, 1890
1.75: No white, 150@1.5s; sample
white, 1.25; No. yellow, 1.62@Is7;
No. yellow, 1853 91.5s: No. yellow,
1,45@1.53; No. yellow, 1.4o91.41;
sample yellow, 1o2@1.25 Nc. 3 mixed,
1.55 @1.73; No. mixed, 1.5011.54;
No. mixed, Las 91.5O; No. mixed,
1.409l.44; sample mixed 10.
Oats-No. white, 914; standard,
81; No. 3 white, 9oeo1a: No. white,
S915 @9OA; sample, Se@S9&.
Barley-No. 4. 1.7OG1.7S: feed, 40
Rye-No. ?, 2.95; No. g. 2.s2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28

silo, act now. There never was q
time when so few bushels OF corn
would pay for a silo.-ncvcr VIII be q
time when one is SO necessary to you.
It's your chance-your big opportunity
to DE patriotic in the best way and at
enormous profit to yourself. We can
assure you a silo, completely erected,
II you order now.
Build a Christensen PAYER Brick
Silo.
If " CIII0VLV 2 East State Street
IL ~ UALLUWAl MarshaIltown, loun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28
VOTE TO DISBAND LEAGUE,
Club Owners of international Decide
to Discontinue Game.

New York, March 2S.-The Interna-
tional baseball league club owners.
meeting here today, voted to disband.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28
Sioux city Live Stock.
Omaha Live Stock.

Sheep-Estimated receipts 1or toua.
500; market higher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28

Representative Cattle Sales.
Below are quoted few Of the rep
sentative cattle sales for today:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28
Representative Hoo Sales.

Below are quoted a few Of the repre-
sentative hog sales for today:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28

Omaha, March 2S.-Cattle-Esti-
mated receipts for today, $500; mar
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

of cucumbers, which promise large crop. The entire product of the com .pany has already been bought.
 Forest Mavis of Mt. Vernon, O., who is stationed at the Charlestown navy yard, on the [. s. s. Savannah, was a guest at Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Bee be's few days the past week.
 Sending Steers Out of Town.
 NJ Klingon. who recently received about 250 head of steers from the west and has had them at his farm on Gillette's Hill. shipped two carloads Wednesday morning and will load five more cars for shipment this week to cut of town dealers.
 Charles Clark of Marlboro was call ing on friends in town Thursday.
 Three New corporaIs.
 The local company of the State guard he'd their drill in Grange hall Thursday evening. Second Lieutenant Klein was in charge. The school for officers was held in Bakers block at o'clock Edward W. Jones. Trueman Spencer and Joseph Agranovitch have been promoted corporals.
 Mr. ard Mrs. Dennis W. BigeloW went to New London Thursday morn ing with MT, Bigelow's brother, who has gone to one of the camps
 Mrs. Robert A. Millar and sister were visitors in Norwich Thursday.
 Clinton Jones of South Manchester was in town Thursday
 S. H. Kellogg, George Gilmore Charles H. Strong and Thomas White were at Hayward's lake Wednesday afternoon and evening on a fishing trir and returned with bass, pickerel an6 bullheads.
 Prof. E. F. Maloney was at Stafford Springs Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

hill. It is not the same as in the old days, and is becoming more. exclusive as time goes on, he said, and that is just what the cottagers desire.
 Rev. John Mansfield Groton, son of the late Rev. William M. Groton for mer rector of Christ Episcopal church, Westerly, chaplain of the Episcopal base hospital, Unit 54, of Philadelphia, who has been in France since Decem- Der, has been appointed chaplain in
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

Governor 5eeekman presided at a meeting of committee at the state house, representing various war activ- ities, under the Rhode Island Council of Defense. at which, plans were made for an exhibition at the Kingston fair of the work accomplished. and con- ducted in the state; to show what the state is doing to win the war, and what the many individual orga niza- tions, including the Red Cross. the food and fuel administration, the council of defence, the woman's com nlittee of the council and the numer- GUS other associated organizations are doing.
 The Y. M. c. A, the Knights of Co., lumbus, sand similar associations, which are almost entirely now en- gagged in war work. are among those
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
ing in PhiIadeIph hia
OBITUARY.
Mrs, Jennie Smith,

Mrs. Jennie Smith, 37, died very suddenly at the Johnson hospital last Sunday at 11.30 o'clock from heart trouble. Mrs. Smith had been i'll for several days with laryngitis and bron- cial trouble. She was taken to the lospt tai Sunday morning at 93O O. clock and only lived two hours. She had been housekeeper for Ed Goodell of this place for four years. She leaves a son, Robert Smith, and a brother, Theodore Appley. of Winste.'. The body was taken to Winsted Mon day for the funeral and burial.
 Leaves For Virginia.
 Mrs. May Clayton of Boston visited her parents in this place last week, also with MT. and Mrs. Arthur Smith in Hydeyi file. Mrs. Clayton left Boston Tuesday for a government position near Newport News, Virginia.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

the national army. He is rector of the Church ct Our Savior. Jenkintown, Pa.
 There is no more parades or send off of a public nature to the boys who go into the. service from Westerly. When the Fifth company departed there was a general celebration, and there was a parade in the. rain on the lective men; but since then there has been nothing doing in that line.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

munition factories and kindred plants ana will have real vacation at the hill during August
 The young women operators at the eHchange of the Westerly Automatic ieiephone company had an ooting at Atlantic Beach Wednesday night.
 An old Watch Hitler says that not only have many old landmarks been removed, but practically new gen. eratlon now spends the summer at the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
STUNfr.CT3ON
Borough Dent S2o,5oo-Fitzpatrick sorsena Marriage-surial of Charles H. Briggs.

The annual financial report to he presented at the borough meeting next Monday is thus recapitulated: Paid loans. s944; interest, si,902; paid on debt. $500; cash balance, SS1143. The borough debt is s20.5O0.
 Stoninston Pointers.
 Eugene Hoffman, Jr Of New York is a guest at the Atwood home in Church street
 Mrs. s. Fl. Chesebro and daughter Pauline have as guests Mrs. Alice Bab- cock and daughter, Maria c. Babcock of Brooklyn. \. Y.
 The Misses Durgin were in Provi- dence Thursday.
 Mir. Anslander. a summer resident, gave a reading of dialect poetry at the home of E. P. York Wednesday even ing.
 William D. Leahy and family of Mil ford. Mass, are guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Joseph R. Leahy.
 Mr and Mrs. Thomas O'Connell and Miss Thelma Hinckley are at Pleasant View.
 John H. Fitzpatrick and Emma E. Sorsena of Westerly were married Tuesday by Rev. Dwight c. Stone.
 The body of Charles H Briggs, who died Monday in New London. was buried Wednesday in the family plot in Stonington cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
STAFFCRDVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West Now in Philsdelphis-Unexpeeted Death of Mrs. Jennie Smith.

William F. Jewett. of Monson. re- gently purchased the Lucien Wash burn place for Milton Belcher.
 Mrs. Albert Skinner and TWO chill dren, of Bolton were guests of Mrs. SlSinner's parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Ton Deck over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Potter of Wiliimantic were guests of MT. and
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
Local Laeonies.

Gilbert L. Hewitt of Norwich was in Westerly Thursday.
 Edwin Carlton Higgins, naval re- serve, is home on a short leave.
 All registrants are now barred from enlisting in the navy, marine corps or emergency fleet.
 The Wequetequock casino is not a paying proposition from trolley com pany standpoint.
 George W. woodward of Westerly, engaged in Y. M. c. A. work, is now located at Camp Dix.
 While cranking an automobile Thursday Frank Knight sustained a fracture of the right wrist.
 Everett Whipple of Voluntown is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Snyder in Lincoln avenue, Westerly
 Some of the daughters of wealthy Watch Hill residents are spending part of their college vacation at work in
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
COLCHESTER
Five of Town's Young Patriots Leave for Camp-Twenty- five Acres of Pickles in the Making-Three Pro- motions in Home Guard.

Cecil Bigelow. Harry Levine, Paul Clifford, \. Standard and H. Bloc left Thursday morning for New London, where they joined the quota of men to go to one of the cantonments.
 Harry Elgart was in Norwich We'd nesday.
 Pickles Bought Up in Advance.
 The Royal Pickling company has commenced picking a few cucumbers in their fields. They planted 25 acres
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

Mrs. Francis Medbery recently.
 Mrs. L. M. Booth returned home on Monday after visiting a few days with relatives in Springfield Mass.
 Living in Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Herbert West with her little son, who has been with MT. and Mrs Ph:lo West for number of months joined her husband last week and are keeping house in Philadelphia, where MT. West has fine position.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

The Westerly band gave concert in Wilcox park Thursday evening under the direction of Leader Charles O.. Gavitt The band was assisted 65' Walter J. Pond, vocal soloist and song writer A large audience enjoyed the following program:
 National air, Columbia the Gem of
 the Ocean.
 March, Battleship Connecticut. Fulton Overture, Orpheus ........ Ohenbach Popular air. Cheer Up. Father. .Paley Gems from Mariana ........ Wallace Waltz, Missouri. .. Knight and Logan Vocal selections
 (a) You Can Tell by My Smile. (b) Bring Back the Kiss I Gave,
 By Walter J. Pond, the author. Marching song, Hail, Hail, the Gangs All Here Molse Irish overture, Donneybrook. Volti Popular air, Keep the Home Fires Burning .......... :..:.'.. NoVello Excerpts from The Mikado. .. .Boetger March, Liberty Loan ...... Sousa Finale, Star Spangled Banner.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
Perhans Rafora Thai.

A Belfast firm has built an 5000 ton steamer in 15 days. At the end of the war it may be possible to sail tomorrow on ship that today isn't. New York Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
Used to It.

An American soldier in France
 has been "gassed six times and sur
 vived." But he halls from Lincoln, Neb.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

Henry Robinson. colored, was en1 ployed in a Westerly shoe shining shop. When the proprietor left about fifteen minutes before closing time on Wednesday night, leaving Robinson in charge, there was s in the cash reg ister When the proprieaor opened up on Thursday morning, the cash was gone, Robinson did not report for work, and several pairs of shoes be- longing to customers were missing. Robinson is not charged with the theft by the proprietor, but if the police can locate Robinson they will do the Steve Brodie act and let the court decide whether mistake was made in taking the chance.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
Per cent.

| UT ISIHOuIn Schedule of number of pledges | towns to end of pledge week:
 par oanf
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

who will be asked to participate in the educational exhibition
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

According to the statement of Cap tain George H. Webb, director Of the draft, for Rhode Island, there will be as many men called in August as in. July. Approximately 1900 will be asked for from Rhode Island, and all releases will be stopped by local boards for any cause. Captain Webb says the policy in the state. regard less Of the scarcity of Class 1 men, will be to use every possible means to meet the demands from Washington. He says there are now about 2400 men in the state who will be eventually fitted for military service, counting the men in the class of 1918. and with some 500 yet to be sent in the. call of the present week for Camp Upton, there will be just about enough to complete the August quotas.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

IPSWICH MILLS Founded 1S22) Inswich. Massacbusett
 Oldest and of the Largest Hossy TI, p the United
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26

Westerly Man Granted Freedom James A. Tefft. Who, While lntoxi. eated, Shot Wife, Given Liberty From Insane Hospital-Tewn Leads in w. s. s. Pledsee-Death of Mi- ehael F. Murphy-5and Concert = Telephone Operators Outing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22
Zdanie d~uchoWnego.

Zdanle ducnoW11egO. iva
Fam "a obowiazek" - pisze KS.
NJ. T. Beauparlaut proboszcz pa
rafii W st. Paul Ermite Quebec -
"zlozyc szczere i uczciwc poswiad
czenia odnosnie do Ora. Piotra
:Gomozo. Uzywam juz to lckarst-
wo od roku i moge powiedziec
slnialo, IL ME ma ono sobie r6wnc
go. co sic tyczy odswiezenia i O.
czyszczania krwi. Jest ono dosko
Inalem. Ludzie tutejsi, kt6rzy uzy
wall to lckarstwa, So MEM, zachwy
cent. jest ono dobroczynca ola
biednej cierpiacej %ludzkosci.'
Listy, jak powyzszy przemawia
ia same "a siebie. Komentarze So
zbytecznc. Ora. Piotra Gomozo
ma rekord %pomyslnosci W lecze--
niu ludzkich cierpien, jakiego ME
esiagnelo zadne inne lekarstwo.
Me mona 60 nabyc W apte-
kach. Specyalni agenci dostawia-
ia je ludziom wprost z laborato-
ryum. Pc dalsze szczeg6ly piszcie
do DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
|25O1 Washington Blvd. Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22

Study Kosciola katolickiego,
kaplani Chrystusowi,. codziennie
w psalmach j hymnach 1acza sic z
duchami niebieskimi wychwolaja
Boga W Trolley jedynego, s1awia
Jego wszechmocnoSc, dobroc,s pra
wiedliwosc, madrosc, milosierdzie
sEowem wszystkie doskonalosci
Boskie a pomiedzy niemi Opatrz-
nose Boza, kierujaca losami swia
ia a tembardziej czlowieka.
Gdy zas w obecnej dobie waza
sic losy KRAKOW i narod6w - sto
sownem bedzie zastanowic sic ME
co mad przedziwna, cudowna Opa
trznoscia Boska. Oby Bog Ouch
Przenajswietszy laska Swoja we
sprzec mas raczy1Y
I.
0patrznosc Boska " og6lnosci i
W szczeg6lnosci.
Przez opatrznose Boska rozu--
miemy utrzymanie ca}ego sWiataa.
] rzadzenie MIN.
Przez SWAT rozumiemy ME tyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22

gu, a co cesarskiego - cesa--
rzowi, nawet j swym wrogom ina
rim sic spehia: "Kogo Pan Bog.
kocha, temu krzyze daje"! o
MECH tie cierpienia stana sic nasie
MEM przysz1ego ~szczescia j ma zie
mi i v wiiecz1osci!-PA STREE
zE ~PRZYCHODNI6W'' Niechze-
stree Pan i tycf wszystkich, kt6,
rzy do tego.kraju SMUTKU IsRO
|LEsCI przybeda podae reke niesz
czessllii1wym =! "S'IEROTE IWD0.
WI PRZYJMUJE" A gdziez
jest wiecej sierot! W jakim kraju
wiecej meszczesliwych wd6we
Gdzie lyle :tysiecy oczu Ivy boles
ci leje2 -Zkad do Tronu Bozego:u
nosi sic wiecej blagalnych glos6w
wolajacych "Skroc 0 Ponie, ma
SIZE. cierpienia, - a jezelis nam
zabral OLGA meza = wezze n s
do aebie >jczelis :zachowa1 go je
szcze gdzie PREY zyc.iiu % zwroc
nam go .czempredzej!" A DRO
|GI GRZESZNIK0W ZAGUBI" ii
january bezboznych pomiesza. 0;
jezeli nieprzyjaciele nasi zywia
~jcszczc wzgledem Narodu nasze--
60 z1owrogie zamiary, -:pomie-
szaj. je, Pani:, tax, ably wiecej mu
szkodzic juz mic mobli. - I zebyS
my tenn rychlcj mogli uprosic uni
}owanie Boze,.: blagajmy Q PREY
czyne opiekunke wszystkich opu
szczonych, Matke mi}osierdzia i
Kr6lowe nasza, Najsw.M arye Pan
ne, ably sic wstawi}a i wyprosi}a
i krajowi i Narodowi naszemu
wolnosc i nicpodleg}oSc zupelna.
Amen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22

ka, re sasiedni kraj - Litwa =
przyjela Chrzescijanstwo; On to
nieraz z orezem W reku bronil j
ziemi ojczystej j praw Kosciola
On to pod Chocimem zada} tax
straszna kleske wrogom Chrzesci
janstwa 40 PAID. 1921 ~ re pa
piez Grzegorz XII W liscie do Zyg
munta III. pisa1; "a W powszech
nej trwodze narod6w c~hrzescijan
skich powsta1 Pan zastepow j ia
klein mestwem piersi polskich wo
jownik6w uzbroi1, IL pokonawszy
-srogiego nieprzyjaciela, zmusili
go do proszenia 0 pok6j pod ucia
zliwymi warunkami'' i konczy
list: "A jake rzeka Tyras bedzie
pomnikiem handy tureckiej, tax
niechaj plynie Wieczna chwaIa
ola imienia polskiego."
Opatrznosc to Boska Wezwala
pod Wieden polskiego kr6la Ja--
ma III Sobieskiego (1683) ably sic
stall obronca ChrzescijanstWa "a
Polska zeby zas1luzyla ma miano
"przedmurze chrzescijan1stwa" a
gdy pow6dz szWedzka zalala kraj
j krd (Jan Kazimierz) musial u
Opatrznossd wybrala is.
Augustyna Kordeckiego z jego "a.
konnikami, garscia szlachty j III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22
Czem many bye my W rekn opa'
trznosci Bosldej?

Dis " tel krytycznej chwili
- czem nar6d nasz tn W Amery-
ce; %czem my DuchoWiehstwo kas
tolickie - polskie, many bye W
reku Wszechmocnego Boga? Ma
my bye: narzedziami. Opatrznosci.
Mech bezustannie W swiatyniach
naszych rozbrzmiewa CLOS KAPPA
ma = Polaka, wzyWajacy lud pol
ski do chwalenia ,Boga, do blaga-
MIA: Go o milosierdzie; MECH ten
CLOS przedewszystkiem utwierdza
go w WERE - strzeze cd Cd
stepstwa cd prawdzwej WARY, DO
NIEWIARA pozbawia i Boga i
|Ojczyzny. - Many przyklad te-
20 ma mas samych. M6wimy,: re
"niezgoda zgubila Polske". Ale
zkad ia niezgoda sic wzie1a? Otto
u NIEWIARY. DaWniejsza Pol
ska jak dzisiejsza Ameryka,p rzyj
mowala wszystkich be- wyjatku.
Innowiercy r6znych sekt, nazw i
odcieni, " Polsce zwani DYSSY-
DENTAMI odplacili sic jej "a te
goscinnosc wystepujac. najprz6d
skrycie a potem otwarcie przeciw
Kosciolowi katolickiemu.- I ably
katolik6w zarazie jadem swej mic
WARY zak}adali szkoly sekciarskie
drukarnie w}as1lc = i "a pomoca
r66znych dozwolonych i niedozwo-
lcnych srodk6w pozyskali niekt6-
r.ych magnat6w, tn i owdzie szla
chte, otrzymali "a ich wplywem
rome przywileje i rozpoczefa
sic walka nietylko przeciw Kos
cio1owi lecz j przeciw obywatelom
katolikom' nawet na polu, polity-
cznem, Il tax sic rozrzuchwalili,
re 'Firley hetman krakowski, gro
iii kr6lowi pred koronacja re
jezeli ME zaprzysieze praw i PREY
wilej6w dyssydenckich ME be
die panowal. = Spostrzegli sic
Polacy jak wielkie niebezpieczen
stwo grozi krajowi, chcieli skr6-
cic ich butte, lecz bylo "a p6zno,
DO oni innowiercy udali sic Q po-
moo do professionalism Prus-do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22
Kazalie ma 3 Sejnlie.
Zjednoczenia R. K. Kaplan6w
Polskish " Ameryce.
WHOLESOME dnia 6 lutego
1918 rOku w KOSciele SW.
StanisfaWa X. w Chicago.
przez O. FrancisZka Manela,
Franciszkanina z Pulaski, Wis

"Pan rozwiazuje spetane, Pan o.
swieca Slope. Pan podnosi po-
walone, Pan mi}uje sprawiedli
wych. Pan strzeze przychod-
ni6w, sierote i wdowe przyj--
mule: a drogi grzesznik6w "a
gubi." Ps. 145, lilo.
Najprzewielebniejsi Xxx. Arcy-
biskupi, Biskupie, Pralaci Pre-
wielebni i Wielebni Ksieza, tu--
dzez wszyscy wierni W Chrystu :
sic Panu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22

: Robiona "
podawajmy starym j mlodym .po-
"a kosciolem i poza szko}a zdro--
Wy pokarm II. starajmy sic ably
eli kt6rzy naszei- pieczy: SO poru--
|czeni czytywali W domach sWoich
dobre, katolickie ksiazki j pismla.
Dom katolicki, gtlzie umiesja czy-
tao, ME moze W ca1em znaczeniu
s}owa bye TEN czem bye poMi--
MEN, jezeli W MIN ME bedzie. ksia
zek,:i pism, czytania katolickiego.
.. .
Wreszce bierzmy udzia1 " spra
wach Narodowych, bosmy syna--
mi polskiego Narodu, sluzmy mu,
|st6jmy przy MIN we wszelkich O.
kolicznoselach. klerujmy: .tym
|Narodem, bosmy ME tylko syna--
mi ale j. duchownymi ojcami je:-:
so. Co "a. divine po}aczenie w:
wyrokach Opatrznosci Boskiej!-:
|SYNOWIE i OJCOWIE. JEDNO-
|CZEsN1E. = Synowie welding
- ojcowie wedlug ducha.
Jczeli jestesmy synami, to many
ME tylko prawo ale i obowiazek
|brania udzia}u w. sprawach Marc
|du? Jeze]i jestesmy duchownymi
|ojcami, tych dusz odktpionych
Przcnajdrozsza Krwia Zbawicie--
la, to te prawa ME ograniczaja
sic tylko do oltarza, konfesjonalu
szko}y, lecz tie same q Ei'poza
kosciofem i poza szkola, tez same
wszedzie. - Pamietajac O tych O.
bowiazkach. j prawach Ducho-
wienstwo, katolickie Polskie,
s}uzylo ME tylko slowem, ale i
czynem. Wielu czy1i1o to nawet
tax, ably ME wiedziala lewica, co.
czyni prawica i. pc cichu, bez
rozglosu. Dawali rome ja}muzny
ma poratowanie rodakoW, doda--
rwalissw6j- grosz@d do. grosza para=-,
'fjan it'd. lecz ia TEN jeszcze ME
koniec. Czynmy to %otwarcic, ola
przykladu drugim, DO jestesmy
swiecznikami, owa CORA, .na kt6ra
oczy wszystkich SO zwr6cone.-A
iezeli to wszystko wedlug .sil wy
konami staniemy sic i my a z ma
mi i Nar6d nasz narzedziami W
OpatrznoSci Boskiej.
Ma zakonczenic, modlmy sic "a
ten nasz Nar6d ofiarujac zan CO.
.dzien pacicrze %kap}ahskie, panic
'tajac Q MIN podczas Przcnajswiet
szej Ofiary Mszy S. ably jak marry
CHIEF sprawdzi}y sic sfowa kr6la
= proroka, ma wstepie tel nauki
wypowiedziane: "PAN ROZWIA
ZUJE SPETANE". @ MECH. juzz
opadna kajdany niewoli, W kt6-
rych przez lyle lat dziesiatk6wNa
rod nasz jeczaf!-"RAN OsW1E
CA SLEPE. Niechze sprawl to la
ska BOA, ably sic otwar}y oczy
tym; co ME widzieli owej o POM
ste wo1ajacej niesprawiedliwosci
przez rozszarpanie Kraju naszego
istych, co na to zezwolili, zeby
przynajmniej teraz przejrzli iprzy
czynili sic do jej polaczenia.1PAN
PODNOSI POWALONYCH" o
Nasz nar6d nietylko powalony,
ale stratowany nogami ciemiez--
COW. Powstan Panic j podzwignij
10! - "PAN MIKUJE SPRA-
WIEDLIWYCH' - Nar6d nasz
MONA nazwac sprawiedliwym ii
on oddawa1 co jest Boskiego Be-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-22
5325ie co.
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

jeciie Zbawaiciela swiata do ich
m1odocianych serc, zbawic MES
miertelna dusze. A czy tenn wszy7
stkiem niekierowali j ely dotad
ME kieruje. ia odwieczna Opatrz-
nose Boska?