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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
NOT A. FISH STORY, BUT THE
TRUTH.

Mr.. Jasper E. Nilsson, week before
last caught next to the largest trout
that has ever been caught in the
Tchefuncta river. 1t weighed 5 rs
pounds We should have given this
publicity at the time, but Mr.. Nilsson
did not want us to, because he want
ed to eat it. No chance with every
body looking at it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30

Mr.. Frank P. Marsolan has moved
his Five and Ten Cent Store into his
new brick building and moved in
such hurry that he had not time
to make an announcement. But he
is getting ready for big trade and
he has the goods. Look out for his
announcement next week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
A CORRECTION.

In last Saturdays issue 1T was
stated that tie proceeds of the cnar-
acter dance was given to the Cath
oic Sisters This was an error as
no funds of this kind are accepted
by the Catholic Sisters; however,
such funds as are acceptable could
not be gwen to a more worthy cause
for they are performing the work
of God, and any one assisting them
will be blessed of Heaven.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
DANCE AT THE PAVILION.

There will be dance at the River
side Pavilion, in Madisonville, Satur-
day, August 80 (to-night), and Sep
tember /, Labor Day, commencing
at $3.50 p. III.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30

FOR SALE-iHand-made heart
cypress shingles, delivered to Coviag-
ton in lots of 5000 or more. ri ne
or write .4Ir. r. Il. Martin, Maoisen
Vile Saw & Plalting Mill, N dis on-
vile, La. aE50 At
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Doty, of New
Orleans, sister Of Fire Chief Lemley,
of the Jahncko Shipyard, are spend
ing a week III MadisonVille as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemley.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
NOSE CHATELLIER In BELGIUM
WITH HIS SHIP.

Perhaps it would be interesting
to Mr.. Nose Chatellier's numerous
friends 10 know that the writer re-
ceived a postal from him in Antwerp,
Belgium, in which he states that he
expects to visit Brussels and Paris.
Nose left mere sometime ago on the
S. S. Balabac, which was built at the
Jahneka yards, / suppose this is
the firs- time on record that Madi-
sonvillian crossed the Atlantic upon
a vessel that he helped to build.
Miss Susie Bell Martin is on a
visit to Miss sDenia Chatellier. Miss
Martin is a sister to the charming
Miss Bennie Martin, both of whom
are from Roseland, La.
Mr.. and l1rs. Alfred Doty, of New
0r1oona ristar oP Fire Chief T4emley
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30

THE sT. TASFMANY FARMER
On Sale Every Saturday. o..
RUsfTC ana WxTKTys DRUG
STORE, Covington.
IDEAL PHARMACY, Madison.
vile. Five Cents Per Copy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30

Once took a ride on the L. & y.
(Lazy and Noisy} r. r. l noticed
that NOSE al the conductors and
brakemen on that road have lost
their forefnger.- The conductors
wear theirs Oft pointing to the seem
cry. The brakemen wear theirs of
showing tobacco in their pipes. When
the travelling salesman came thru
CHATS the gent that sells while the
train is going) I told him l wanted
c@e@einusd On Page ~
, 1919-12-30

D~readnought tried to de eat the Athle-
tic Association by using her big guns on
the 26th Dec. The game was supposed
to have started at 400 but on &C. cunt Of
giving a fair chance to the Invincible c..
Club to defeat the Dauntless of St. Thomas
did not kick off before 5.15.
Both sides played well, and came to
the conclusion for a draw game. The
D~readnought thought to herself Of giving
the Athletic a thrashing for heir feeble
attempt, but got lost, their big guns were
of little use and therefore allied to com
ply with her desire. In fact she thought
herself to be the strongest Foot Bali
Team On the Island, but the Athletic has
shown her whore she is not by hat game
on Thursday.
Practice we'll Athletic. and show the
boys of the D~readn6Qght where you can
defeat them. we know YOU can, from
past experience, get ready to mobilize
and so to war against the so-called big
guns, DONE keep away frosa practice and
have to 20 to war u~npEepared, as is al
ways the case, show the DreadnoDght
where you are quite capable Of being
Number one. Com.
, 1919-12-30

The tug Jorge Bird Leon arrived here
on Saturday afternoon, took a load Of
cattle and lA55 last evening for Porto
Rico, this shipment being probably ,lne
largest monetary transaction made mere
in this line with Porto Rico
Some beautiful calenders for 1920..ara
being distributed this season, the firms
Of D. 0. Bornn & Sons OF ST. Thomas,
and Alexander, Stakemana and Abram-
son, Of ous town presenting very fine
ones to their patrons.
, 1919-12-30
TELEGRAM
ST. CROIX STA Il.

49, - ~ 49,
Brussels. Dec. 23pd.-1he Foreign
Minister, III. Pau Hymaaa. made d long
statement today 90 .sae Belgian Foreign
policy concerning the revision Of the
Treaty Of 1929. He was unable to enter
into details as negotiations were u%nfinish
ed but however they might result, he said
Belgium would not enter into any agree
Elent in the direction of re1Urning to neu-
trality or restriction Of her sovereign
ri Its Belgium, said the Foreign Minis
Ls wishes to remain free to choose her
Gi nds and Allies. which W2s nece5sitat-
by her honour and national dignity.
Washington, Dec. 23rd. Exports and
ports reached cir highest mark in the
United States history with STAT, 000, 600
former and 1929, 600. 600 of latter dur
ing the month Of November.
The H que, Dec. 23rd.-The official
Netherlands Correspondence Bureau to-
day announces that there is no truth in
the statement published in the Soir Of
BrusseI i" to the effect thai She Neither
lands Government has already unofficial
ly informed the Allies that the Dutch
Government will not surrender the for
mer German Emperor, if ex tradition is re
Quired. The Bureau says that as yet no
action in the matter has been taken.
Geneva, Dec. 23rd. Former Empress
Zlta of Austria is reported to be serious
ly i'll with Pneumonia at Prangis.
Paris, Dec. 23rd. The visit to Lon
don of NJ. Philippe Berthelot, political
director of the Foreign Office, it is learn
ed today from an authoritative source, is
being made in order to confer with Earl
Clrzon and prepare for a discussion of
the Eastern question when the Peace
Conference meets again. 1t was said
yesterday that France and Great Britain
, 1919-12-30
Frederiksted. 10Th Dec. 1919.

Frederiksted, 10Th Dec. 1919.
The mail-scnoo0er "Virgini@" arrived
at this port about 4 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon with mails, r packages gen
eral largo and the following passengers:
From Porto Rico Maria Adamsen,
E ward Gedde. Charles A. Genrow,
Peter Adamsen, Daisy Linqvist. Catalina
Lindqvist, Emelia Lindqvist, Modesto
Bannswell, Sarah Bannswell, William
Brown.
From ST.. Thomas-Isaac C~rutchelow,
Claude Marshall, Helen Williams.
She left yesterday al 6 p. n. Tor ST.
Thomas and Porto Rico with the follow
ing passengers:
Mr.. Cesar Espanol, Miss Mary Charles
Miss loretta Taitt, Mas.er H Hansen,
Mr.. Ashley rotton, Miss BIiz. Hendrick-
sen. Mr.. joseph Hayliger, Mr.. James
Thomas, Mr. Aiphonso Dembo. Mr..
Henry 0ewent, Mr. Austin Brewer, Mas
ter Bingham Hank, DR.. H. Hank, Mr..
Christopher Aoheb, Ronelio Nicholas.
Mr.. Reginald Jackson, Mr.. Geo. Gro
isier.
, 1919-12-30

are not entirely in accord as to the fate Of
Constantinople, Great Britain desiring to
take the city entirely out of the hands OF
the Turks, in possession and under con
troll of the Allies.
Paris, Dec. 23rd.-That NJ. Georges
Clemenceau may be the next President Of
the French Republic, is the cen n Of
opinion in the Chamber of Deputies.
Despite the Premier's veto to open hi
candidacy, severalmembers OF the Cham
Der are ~resolvedt0 place his name TO the
fore, and are positive they can count up
Oh the support of $50 members Of the
Chamber and $50 Senators.
Washington. Dec. 23rd.- Wheat pro
duction for 1919 was 2,074, 761, coo bush
els or 97.07 per cent of the 1918 and
96.5 per cent Of the average, according to
figures on fifteen countries furnished by
the international Institute OF Rome. The
countries included were Spain, France.
England, Wales. Scotland, Italy, Neither
lands, Rumania. Switzerland, Canada.
the United States, British India, jap n,
Iunis, Denmark, and Algeria. The sugar
beet production for Spain, Netherlands,
Switzerland, Canada, and the United
States, 1T per cent Of the 1918 output
and 105 per cent Of the five year
average is placed at 10, 300, coo tons.
Halifax, N. s.. Dec. Goth despatch
from. Washington says the Weather
Bureau issued the following warning to-
day: Advisory southwest, storm sig
nal warnings ordered at 10'a. m. from
Sandy Hook to East Torst. Stormof con
siderable intensity north Of Lake Huron.
moving eastward. Increasing south and
southwest winds will Shift to westerly
by morning, probably reaching gaze force.
Cloudy weather probably sD0I. on East
ern NeWzealand Coast,
London, Dec. Z3rd. The King issued
a proclamation today announcing HE
new measure. giving India a Ian ger de-
gree OF seif-qovernment. The prCcla-
nation characterizes the Government
Bill as an historic act, giving representa-
ton long desired by the natives. 1t calls
forth the determination of ,the people
and the officials TO work together for the
common purpose of making the new plan
of government a success.
Winnipeg, Dec. 24th.-R. B. Russell.
one of the strike leaders, was convicted
today on a charge OF seditious conspir-
acy, and committing a common nuisance.
A unanimous verdict Of guilty on all sew,
en- counts vas returned by the Jury.
Nice, France, Dec. 24th.-Mr. Arthur
Capel, who, during the war. was POliti-
cal Secretary to the War Committee. was
killed last night in an automobile acci-
dent, while he was on bis way from Pa
- - MO~4. Eo,lN- A A.z
, 1919-12-30
The Editor of the St. Croin Axis.

The Editor of the st. Croin Axis.
Dear Sir,
Please insert the following news
item: There will be an entertainment
at the Leper Asylum by the patients on
New Years Day from 100 p. M. to 500
D. m. Relatives and personal friends of
the lepers are invited.
Yours very truly,
Fl. L. BROCKMANN.
Municipal Physician IN Charge.
, 1919-12-30

The S. S. 'Parima' arrived Sunday
morning at z o'clock from New York via
St. Thomas with 2, 400 packages for the
island and the following passengers:
From New York: Mr. & Mrs. John
son, Miss NJ. Bahnsen, Rev. & Mrs
Burns, Miss S. Jensen, Mrs. A Lewis.
Mr.. Jas. Daily.
From St. Thomas: Mrs. Pilgrim, Nj.
A. Brewer, Misses Helena and Sussana
Ludwig, M O. Brown, Mr.. E. Hasaell,
Mr.. P. Lindgrist, Ann E. Williams and
Sister Beulah, Mr. JOS. Fergus.
, 1919-12-30

The schooner "Onerome" arrived here
Yesterday morning from Porto Rico via
St. Thomas with 80 packages general
cargo for this island.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Nadzieja bliskiego pokoju.

Paryz, 21 utego.- w Quai
d'Orsay panuje og6lny optymizm
co do widok6w ma pok6j. Spodzie-
waja sic powszechnie delegaci, ze
W chvili przybycia prezydenta
Wilsona powrotem do Francyi,
negocyacye postapia tax dalece,
ze bedzie MONA rozpoczac uk1ady
z delegatami Niemiec celem podpi
sania ostatecznego z mimi trakta-
tn. Nastapi to prawodopodobnie
W polowie kwietnia lub poczat-
klein maja. Jedna najwazniej--
szych spraw, jawie obecnie So
przedmiotem rozpraW ma konferen
cyach przedstawicieli panstw
sprzymierzonych, jest kwestya "a
bronienia w Niemczech konskryp-
cyl Ia przeciag 10 lat. Gdyby Me
nlcy zbyt mad tenn ubolewa1y. Ali
anci wskaza i'm ma Lige narod6w
jako la dostateczna gwarancye,
fakt zas bezbronnosci Niemiec do
bry mice bedzie wp1yw IA Fran
| eye i W1ochy, kt6re przestana sic
obawiac militarnej potegi Me
mice same rozpoczna demobiliza
eye. Wazniejszem jednak jest to-,
ze DO 1O-cioletnim okresie rozbra-
tn nnilitaryzmem. Niemcy praw-
dopodobnie na nowo beda znusze
nj poddac sic przymusowej kon--
skrypcyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Spokoj ma Slasku przywrdcony

Praga, 81 lutego. - w dystryk
Gle go1niczym ia slasku, gdzie
.niedawno Czesi Polacy staczali
walki, nasta} znowu spok6j. Pocia
gi kursuja regularnie, przewozac
jehc6w wojennych z Niemiec do
Polski, Serbii Rumurii. Trudno
byloby wyobrazic spokojnieisze o
kolice i tylko zolnierze czescy,
strzegacy tn 6wdzie most6w i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25

minister, zdecydowani So podjac
odpowiednie srodki, ably przeszko
die Niemcom W rozpoczeciu no
wei wojny zemsty. Alianci czu--
wac beda W odpowiedni spos6b
mad Renem ably Niemcy zaplacily
szkody, jake wyrzadziiy podczas
Wojny. Rad brytyjski oswiadczyl
Churchill utrzymywac bedzie 900
600 armie podczas roku 1919.
Nadto rad mobilizuje obecnie ar
mic ochotnik6w kt6rzy zglasza-
ia sic przecietnie po tysiacu dzien
ME, zanim jednak dostatecz il
czba bedzie osiagnieta, armia kon
skrypcyjna bedzie zatrzymana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
ZtOTY Jl7BILEUSZ KAR
!. 81. / DYNAKA GIBBONS'A.
Gowa hierarchii koScio}a rzymsko katolic-
kiego W Stanach Ziednoczonych uho-
norowana przez dygnitazy.
Papiez Benedykt przysfa1 przez arcybiskupa Cor
retti, asystenta pap1esk1ego sekretarza stanu
BfOg0s}aWiehstW0. ~ ~. ~"~.

81 utego Kardynai Jakub Gibbons glowa HE
rar rzymsko katockego oscoa Saach Zjednoczonych
rzymaf dis nadzwyczany hold hstory kooa podczas
bracy bskupego zotego ubuszu obecnos osobgo pape
skiego rcprezenaa dziwy pralat opraw solenna
koce franciszkaskm katolckem unwersytecie
naakomitszego duchowestwa swieckch jake kedy
kowiek zgromadly sic P6ocne Aneryce P6znej dygnae
znadowa sic obiedz uniweryeci gdz kardynal OCon
Bostonu wreczyl kapanow saewke $4,000
= jako dar cd biskup6w i arcybiskup6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Pro$ba do narodu 0 przyjecie
igii nllarod66w planelnll
prez. Wlsona.
Waaszyngton, 81 lutego. -Wis

Waaszyngton, 81 lutego. VIA
domosci iskrowe do Bia}ego Do
mu transportu "George WASH
ington'' podaja, ze okret p1ynie
Gala si}a parry ku brzegom Amery
XII Ito TAXA szybkoscia, re male
zy sic spodziewac, IL zawinie do
portu W niedziele wieczor. Gdyby
to rzeczywiScie nastapi1o, naten--
czas prez. Wilson prawdopodob--
nie pozosta}by Ia pok1adzie do
nastepnego dnia, poczem wysiadF
by i wyglosilby swa move w b.
stonie.
Welding opinii urzednik6w ad--
ministracyi, NOVA ia ma bye jed
nym wielkim apelem PREF. Wilso-
ia do narodu amerykanskiego 0
przyjecic proponowanej Ligi ma
rodow. Niekt6rzy twierdza, re pre-
Wilson bedzie sic stara} podbic ma
I rod otwartoscia, ME pomijajac Ia
dnych szczeg6}6w dotyczacych Iii
gi otwarcie bedzie sic staraf wy
jasnic kazdy artyku} proponowa-
nej konstytucyi tax samo, jak- to
uczyni pred samym .Kongresem
Ia poufnej konferencyi, gdy be-
die przemawia1 na obiedzie WBia
lynn Domu, zaraz po przyjezdzie
do Waszyngtonu.
Sekretarz Tumulty wyznaczy1
piatek, jako dzien swego wyjaz--
du do Bostonu, ably pokierowac
praca przygotowan ia move pre-
zydenta oraz bye W pogotowiu ma
konferencye Ia tenat stos1lnkow
domowych. '-:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Amerykanie dostana 8 Wiel-
kich niemieckich okret6W.
Powieksza przew6z woska $4,000 do 60 000mesiecmie

Washington, % utego Oanie infomacye jake dosz dis
do departamentu wony gosz osiem nnkch parowcow
mperaor pylaczone zostay do Sanow Znoczonych
transpoowana wok Francy Okrey najdujac teraz
amburgu adza uatwne cd $4,000 do 10000 wo
ska wecej miesece Dostatecny wymiar okre6w
wdywanu ak zosao dis urzedowne owiadczonem ulatw
rot kazdmu zonrzow Europy przed kocem
przysz}ego aa eze tax zadecydowane zosane Rad
Lczba 1adowanych zorzy wynoc bedze al do lgo
100000 Fancy Nmczech poostaje przypusczanie 1600
600 st6sownie do urzedowego podania.. =*~#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
0kret prezydenta powshzy-
many przez burznwe morze.
George Washington zdqza do Bo~
ston1l wsrod bulzliwego powietrza

Ma pokfadzie okretu st. .Zjedn.
George Washington. Bez druto
wynn te1egrafem do zjednoczonej
prasy. Parowiec George Wa
shington IA kt6rym .prezydent
Wilson powraca do Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych byl dis zn6w W pelnej
bezdrutowej komllnikacyi, po "a
niechanem poprzestaniu przez
dwadziescia cztery godziny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Alianci czuWac beda mad
Renem.

Londyn, q lutego. Gale po-
wodzenie Ligi narod6w polega ma
tine, aby Alianci mieli umiarko-
wanie, silna armie, VI pobizus Me
mice, ,nowiil 1,a oraiszem ze-5
branin iston speuces Churchill
sekrstarz Sc ojny lianci moWll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
AILANQ UZNALI Rad PRElI[ERA PADEREN SKlECQ
MI!isyail do Polski napadnieta
.... przez Ukraiic6w.
Warszawa, % lutego

Warszawa, % lutego. Czlon-
kowic miedzy alianckiej misyi do
Polski napadnieci zostali dis
strzafami zolnierzy ukrainskich,
gdy sic znajdowali w .podr6zy Z
Krakowa do Lwowa W polskim u
zbrojonym pociagu. .Delegacya,
wsr6d kt6rej sic znajdowal profe-
sor Lord. jeden z amerykanskich
czlonk6w misyi, wr6cila do Krako
wa. 5.. ...-z" ..--g f.. E~s .-.. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
regulujacy przejazd, nadaja j
wyglad wojskowoscii, a.. se:.s..-,.

correspondent Chicago Daily
News, Decker, kt6ry to pisze, po-.
wiada, il ma wrazenie5s re :ludnosi
w tych okolicach, gdzie granice
miedzy narodami sic zatarly, sa-
ma ME vie, do jakiej narodowo--
sci nalezy: czeskiej, polskiej czy
niemieckiej. Nazwiska :dyalekty
zwyczaje So tax zmieszane, re ME-
podobna 'ich rOzr6znic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
True translation filed with the
post master at :Winona, Minn., on
Feb, 20, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress- Oct, 6, 1917.
Polaey; zzw'lalczac WI beda pfopa-
gande kiamstwa. :>'.
Kablogram A. Czarnechego do
rI.:~o ..> r.:1- w.

Chicago Daily News. .-.
Dia1oszyce, 81 .lutego. Dwudzie-
stu wybitnych polskich mellow ma
uki, reprezentujacych wszystkie
uniwersytety i inne wyzsze insty--
tucye naukowe, a tax re przew6d
cy protestant6w W Polsce, tworza
delegacye, kt6ra udac sic ma do
Paryza do innych miast zachod-
niej Europy,. ably zwalczac propa-
gande kfamstwa. skierowana prze
ciwko narodowi polskiemu, kt6ra
jest nadzwyczaj szkodliwa ola pol
skiej sprawy pred konferencya
pokojowa. >. :.
Do delegacyi, kt6ra jedzie do
Paryza, naleza profesorowie:
Wac}aw Sobieski, Wladyslaw Ko-
nopczynski, Kazimierz Nitsch, Fir.
Bujak, Stanislaw Kutrzeba, J6zef
Buck i Oskar Halecki; nadto pi~
sarze: Wladyslaw Reymont i Ma
teusz Wierzbinski, Innymi czlon--
kami So Franciszek, Pulaski, wy
bitny przew6dca polski j Juliusz
Bursche, .g1owa ewangelickich ko-
seiol6w W, Polsce. ...,.,
Wielka Brytania wysfala doPol
ski specyalna ekonomiczna komi-
sye pod kierunkiem majora Nc Al
pine, kt6ra robi inwestygacye W
roznych centrach Polski Nadto So
w Polsce komisye: zywnosciowa,
polityczna, wojskowa komisya
ola zbadania kwestyi slaska, kto-
ra juz zabra1a sic do piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Papiez przyslaI dis telegram.

Paryz, % lutego. = Papiez Be-
nedykt przysla1 przez kardyna}a
Annette telegram premierowi Gle
menceau gratulujac mu W jego u
niknieciu wyrazajac nadzieje ry
ch}cgo wyleczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Dyktatura generafa Phsudskie-
go potwierdzona ma posiedze-
niu narodowego zgronladzellia

Muzy ykalny premier przynagla sfuzpe wojskowa do
zwalczenia bo]szewizmu azeby Wie6niacy mie-
Ii lepsze domy, r6Wne praWa Wiecej ziemi-
drugie posiedzenie skierowafo atmosfere podo
bietlstwa do:koSciof6W predZej niz lesislatury.
PatyE, % lutego. 49, Urzedowe zawadomenie zrotdone
dis 3e przedsawcee alant6w poded1eniu odbytem
dis DUAL dorsay zadecydowali ie aanci maja uzna6
polski Rad naczenictwem Paderewskego. .@::."
True translation filed with hepost master at Wnona hnn
Fcb 90 199 required by the Act of Congress Oct 1871
Warszawa % utego (Przez zednoczona prase) Drugie
posiednie curopecgo najnowszego pramenu
dzena polsko nrodowego odbylo dzcy czwartek
zosao zocniem wlady dyktatoa oz Pud
Scgo rce Scjmu Premier Ignacy Paderewsk poinforowa
parliament stosunkach krau pros woum zaufania dla
ministerswa - ~ t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Balkony naNoczone.

Ciasne balkony byly nat}oczone
widzami, gdy dolne pietro zarezer
wowanc bylo ola cz}onk6w zgro--
madzcnia. Obccnosc wiesniak6w W
narodowych kostyumach, gdzies
niegdzics jaki ksiadz rabinswiad
czyfo ze zgromadzcnic ME by}o
kicrowanc przez zadna klike ami
szlachte. w przedsionku ustawio-
ny byl buffet ,gdzie sprzedawane
byiy posi}ki podczas odroczel ma
ktorc ccny byly bardzo umiarko--
vane, odpowiednio do skromnego
stanu vfoscian. zadnych likier6w
ME wystawiano poniewaz te sa "a
kazane przez prawo.
Jakby W kosciele.
Okolicznosci odby}y sic predko
statecznie a bia1e Sciany j skrom
ny charaktcr nadaly czynnosciom
wyglad wieccj do koScio}a anizeli
do lcgislatury podobny.
Premier Paderewski w dlugiej
przemowie brzmiacej "patryotycz--
ME, powiedzia} ze kraj potrzebu-
jc wielkiej armii przymrtsowcj
s}uzby .wojskowej W celu zwalcza
MIA bolszewicyzmu. Po drugie, po
wiedziaf on, inny wysi1ek .musi
bye zrobiony ably polepszyc- los
robotnik6w: starae sic ola mich o
lepsze czasy. Zicmia musi bye "a
bezpieczona ola wiesniak6w kto--
rzy zadncj ME maja, wiecej mu-
81 bye dane tym kt6rzy maja tyl
ko ME wiele, lecz ulepszenia grun
towe ME moga bye przeprowadzo
ne talk magic. R0wne prawa maja
bye ola wszystkich polskich oby--
Ndltl l NolllVSC lHONV AdS dl dll-
fOWana.
SHY potwierdzone
Sejm polski zatwierdzi1 dis
w}adze genera}a Pilsudskiego ja--
ko naczelnika Panstwa az do cza-
su gdy :plany konstytucyjnej for
my rzadu beda przyjete.
Rezolucya wyjasnia ze wyzszy
rad poparty przez Sejm i naczel
nika kraju zobowiazany jest wy
konvwac decyzye Sejmu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25


in which Mr. Paderew Premier and Foreign Minister shows the confidence
regm Precerious as the situation Of Poland still is with every border
cupaion considerably possible
administration Mr. Dmowk diplomacy
the which his
stable Polish qien
Paderwskis
rizng American people with the ch Of the Polish
in
On the platform he spoke well he And
the internal conflicts which have weaken Poland today they
Nero all the William Hoh nzoen who made themselves artists
stngushh = n. Y. Times Jan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
BY GERTRUDE ATHERToN
Copyrighted Dispatch in New York Times)

IL.
Of Poland
atrocous suffen and endless # the Bo plague
than anarchy and revolution depng And if that
Boevk
italy and then will
shall live
Only united buffer like Poland
hold
the other the world look forward Of
land
dominate
More to follow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25

Papiez Benedykt reprezentowa
ny przez Arcybiskupa Cerretti a
systcnta papieskiego, sekretarza
stanu, przysla} list, kt6ry by} prze
czytany podczas mszy,. udzielajac
swego bfogoslawienstwa kardyna-
lowi, jego duchowienstwu wier-
nym, archidyecezyi Baltimorskiej.
Przcszfo osiemdziesiat pralat6w
by1o obecnych.
Kardynaf Gibbons wysla1 ia ko
rzySc zebranego duchowienstwa
dziekczynny kablogram do Papie-
"a Benedykta, wyrazajac uczucia
wdziecznosci "a oznaki przyslane-
go specyalnego blogos}awienstwa
z powodu okazyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Feb, 20, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25

More to follow in our next.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-06
PAWS OF THE BEAR"
 AND "SON OF DEMOCRACY" FOR SATURDAY NIGHT

The Coliseum will show Saturday night William Desmond in Paws ol the Bear" and another chapter ol The Son of Democracy" called Down the River"
 The screen story of the life of Abraham Lincoln is beginning tc draw a larger number of people each Saturday evening, especially from among the school children, who are reading history and studying history There are but three chapters left of this excellent historical story. Each chapter is complete in itself.
 "The Paws of the Bear" is an in teresting story.
 A beautiful Russian Countess has joined the secret service to do her bit for her country. How a dashing young American becomes the pro tecting genius of her life is the plot in brief of a smashing story of in. trigue and adventure