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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

Several years ago Jimmie was
stricken with pneumonia. He had
been driving the pastor out into
the country on a sick call late on
a November night, and contracted
a cold which proved fatal. At his
bedside stood the Rev. James Muir
ply, his eldest son, who read the
prayers for the dying. The re-
sponses were given by Jimmie s
wife, his daughter, Sister Mary
Incarnation, and his seven other
children, while Jimmie, still con-
scious, answered the prayers in
low but fervent voice. Father
Murphy sang a Solemn Requiem
Mass before an immense congre-
cation. Jimmie was buried in
Calvary cemetery. According to
his last request a month s mind
Mass is offered the first Monday
Of every month for his soul. The
prayers of Father Murphy and Of
Sister Mary Incarnation rise every
day with those Of the other chill
dren before the throne Of God for
Jimmie s soul.
A month later Gwendolyn died,
also of pneumonia. She caught
cold at a Saturday night ball as
she was returning home early
Sunday morning. The end came
suddenly. Present were her sec
ond husband and her only child,
Mazeppa, daughter by the second
marriage. AS Gwendolyn did not
have the priest and had been alb
sent from the sacraments for con-
siderable time, the Bishop refused
her Christian burial. She was
laid to rest in the beautiful ceme-
terry at Weeping Elms. The last
sad rites were read over the grave
by Rev. Mr.. Hostetter Of the Bap-
fist Church which her second hus-
band attended.
Jimmie was a Catholic, a prod
net of Catholic education; Gwen
dolyn also was a Catholic, a prod
uct of secular schools.
Nav thew rest in peace.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23
HONOR K. OF c.
PATRIOTIC SERVICE MEDAL FOR
D. c. CALLAHAN.

Through the National Institute of
Social Science the American Social
Science Association has bestowed its
patriotic service medal on D. G. Cal
lahan, vice-chairman of the Knights
of Columbus committee on war &C
tivities.
Awards were made through the ma
tional institute in cooperation with
and at the suggestion of members of
the District of Columbia State com
mittee, of which Dr. Harry A. Gar.
field is chairman. Other members. OF
the local committee are Miss Mabel
T. Boardman, David Jayne Hill and
Herbert G. Hoover.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23
houses, papers, and effects,
against unreasonable searches and
seizures.

The Boston congregational
ist" has discovered a veritable
mares nest, says an exchange.
One of it's correspondents, whom
it designates as Zone of our well
known and successful army chap
lains,' has been in Ireland re-
Gently and he has found out that
the Pope is planning to remove
his residence to the Isle of Saints.
The whole purpose of the Sim
Fem movement, in his estimation,
is to prepare Ireland for the COM
ing Of Pope Benedict XIV. He is
really serious about it; and the
Literary Digest has seen fit to
reproduce his report from the
"Congregationalist.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23
TRAILING THE DUST.

Perhaps it is not too much to
state that many of the evils in
this world are due to timidity or
lnefficiency on the part of those
in authority. This holds good in
every walk Of life. Generally
speaking, the greater number Of
people desire peace, honesty, obed-
fence to law, and the punishment
OF evil. 1t frequently happens,
however, that those to whom the
administration of authority has
been confided are, led by weakness
or fear, occasionally by cowardice,
in enforcing the law Of right
where it should be enforced. In
order to save their faces, they will
ferret out the offender in trivial
matters and allow the major cul-
prits to escape or to continue their
defiance Of peace, order and JUS
tice.
For ten years this country has
been the object Of insults and Of
contempt on the part Of organized
bands Of brigands in Mexico. We
have sat idly by-that is, our ex-
ecutives haye-while our property
interests have been violated, our
citizens outraged and murdered,
to say nothing Of the slaughter in
stituted against religion in that
unhappy country. Pious hypo-
critics raised their hands and their
eyes in unholy horror at the atroc-
tiles in Armenia, while they con-
sidered with averted gaze and 81
lent lips the reign Of terror at our
very doors. Mighty Uncle Sam is
forever meddling in the affairs of
Guatemala, Nicaragua and other
powerful nations, while he fears
to open his mouth when American
citizens are made captive, subject
to torture, insult and outrage in
Mexico. That unhappy country
produced one man who would
have been our friend and who
was, at the same time, able to keep
order in his distraught land.
Huerta, however, was not Mason
but devout Catholic, so he had
to 60 to make way for the I'M
speakable and Infamous Carranza.
In the meantime, Americans are
taken by brigands, a price placed
upon their head, and the ransom
is rushed Immediately to the gen.
tie robbers, but our armed forces
on the border are told to mark
time. Truly, America has never
lost a war, but her banner has
been trailed in the dust, and at
this very moment is being tram
pied on by degenerate villains, the
while more notes are sent from
the Capital schoolhouse.
The bandit Raisuli once cap
tured an American citizen. The
ruler of Morocco, another Carran,
"a, declared himself powerless to
effect a release Of the captive. A
man of force then sat in the White
House, and Roosevelt sent a
cruiser with the demand to the
ruler: That American citizen
alive or Raisuli dead. The citizen
was released at once. Too baC
the Lord left us to struggle or
without Roosevelt.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23
PIONEER MISSIONARY DIES

Right Rev. Mgr. John Baptist Bou-
let, of Ferndale, Washington, died at
his home in Seattle, Wash, Monday
evening, August 4, at the advanced
age of eighty-six years. Mgr. Boulet
was a pioneer missionary in Wash
ington Territory and began his labors
among the Indians af the Sound
Country forty-five years ago.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

One Of the most effective means
Of maintaining and broadening
the religious life of our young
people is the sodality. The way
many sodalities are conducted,
however, is enough to discourage
even the most devout young man
or woman. Odd as it may appear,
sodalities seem to be most -four
ishing in Mexico and South Amer
lea.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

1t is gratifying to read Of the
increasing number of religious re-
ceptions among our Catholic Sis
ters throughout the country
Church and nation stand in sore
need Of the vast influence for good
welded by these devoted women
Their very profession is synony
nous with sacrifice. Their lives
are the one strong rebuke to the
present day frivolities of theil
sex.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

One of the reasons why the
colonists, our first real Americans,
broke with Mother (?) England
was that British agents used
search warrants in order to en-
force the navigation laws. Even
though the invasion was by law
our forefathers could not stand
having their homes invaded, and
then followed a war for independ.
ence. They won out, and grated
into a constitution of free people
free until these our days OF
amendments the following reser.
walton: "The right Of the people
to be secure IN their persons
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23
A retreat iS to thn CLERGY whe

A retreat is to the clergy what
a mission is to the people. Clergy
and people alike stand in need of
periodical inventory taking. Dust
is bound to gather on the most
delicate fabrics when they are
continually exposed. Besides,
wear and tear are bound to tell
A retreat or a mission is a period
Of complete renovation, a time of
busting, of repairing and, if need
be, Of entire replacing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

The ancient pirates infested the
Mediterranean sea for centuries.
Pompeii cleared the sea of them
in forty-nine days. He crucifed
hundreds of them along the road
between Rome and Naples. Were
he living today his experience and
ability could be used to good pur-
pose on a different set of pirates.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

The American episcopate will
meet in Washington next month.
Speculation as to what measures
they will adopt is inopportune at
this time. They should not be
embarrassed in their delibera-
tons by premature discussions in
the press as to what they should
or should not do. 1t sufices for
Catholics to know that the pre-
lates Of America are a learned,
practical, alert body Of men.
What they determine upon will be
for the best interests of Church
and State.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

The revelations concerning
Hard-boiled Smith" and other
brutes in charge Of American
prison camps in France are revolt
ing to human sense, let alone pa
triotism. They smack of Libby
prison and Andersonville. Fortu-
nately such treatment is not com.
mon in our army.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1919.

Have you chosen the school for
Jimmie and Gwendolyn for next
year? Remember, souls yet I'M
born may be Influenced for good
or for i'll by the decision you make
these days.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

An American is safe in Africa
or in Timbuctoo. But let him not
travel in far distant Mexico. The
arm of the government is not long
enough to reach that enormous
distance.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

Rev. James VI. ReardOn, EditOr-in-Ch Chief
Rev. G. F. McGinnis, PHI. D.,
Associate Editor.
Harry LOcheed, Advertising Manager.
Printed by wiIlwerscheid 6 Roth.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

True courage does not shut its eyes
to danger. The people who never see
risk do any number of foolhardy
things, but very few brave ones. :
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

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nary IL, 1911, at the post office, ST
Paul, Mimi, under Act of March 3. 1879
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

Jimmie was Catholic, prod
uct of Catholic education; Gwen
dolyn also was a Catholic, a prod
uct of secular schools.
May they rest in peace.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-23

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To insure change of address, the sub
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25
UCZMY DZlECI NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
| M0WIC Pc POLSKU.
Wiesci z Polski.

W dniu 28go maja z1ozona 20,
sta1a przez delegacye poznanska
ma rece p. marszaka sejmu, pos1a
Wojciecha Trampczyhskiego, odez
wa nastepujaca:
.Wysoki Sejmie!
My, nizej p%odpisane organiza-.
eye ekonomiczne, spo4eczne i pc.
lityczne, reprezentujace wszyst--
kie stany,. Varsity i kierunkiWie
lkopolskiej -dzielnicy, przeciw uch
vale komisyi sejmowej ola spraw
agrarnych, ograniczajacej maxi
mum prywatnego posiadania zie-
mi ma m6rg polskich cd 60 do 800,
a, przewidujacej wywlaszczenie
nadmiaru, W imie dobra narodu
stanowczy zak}adamy protest. Bo
WIEN:
=. DP10No OS1d1I1d ulCS u1OW
ma bye Wilma z punktu widzenia
og6lnego dobra i og6lno panstwo-
wych interes6w.
2. Zatem uchwa1a wzmiankowa
ma W .takim razie tylko p~olecenie
moze bye godna, gdyby powodo-
wane MIA kompletnie zburzenie
wiekszej w4asnoSci ziemskiej leza
10 istotnie W interesie kra,ju.
3. Natomiast wed1ug naszego
przeswiadczenia opartego ma do
k}adnej znajomosci potrzeb og6l-
10 krajowej gospodarki, zachowa
ME wiekszej w1asnoSci ziemskiej
W odpowiednim stosunku do sred
niej ma1ej, nieodzownym jest pc
stulatem.
4. Zas uformowanie stosunk6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25

DO zacletych#sWroggoW @caIeJ HI
storY Polski trudnoby znalezc
cz1oWielkla, Ktorego czyny i#osobe
sciganoby Wieksza furya. sIu-
sznie Jest groz11y ola Wszystkich
WytWor6W nieWolniczego zycia.
Polsh, a grozny konkretyzmem
sWego dziia1ania. Kazdego socyali
ste samo nazwisko WpraWia "
trans.
Me znam Polaka, kt6ryby byl
.oden mniejszym szoWinista, TEN
wlecej jasnie Wielmozna j prole-
taryacka proWokacya usiluja go
napietnowae slepota idei.
Ten. cz1oWiek przez Gale zycie
'osaczany i szczWany przez Moska
Ii Niemc6w, Austryak6w zydoW,
socyalist6w, magnat6w, protesty
miernoty j protesty ciemnoty
zdolal tax opancerzowac sWoje Sc
rec, sWoje impulsy re Wydajesie
racyonalistyczny Jimmy jak ska1a.
Jak mistrz " SVEN dziele, jest on
ca1y zatopiony W konstrukcyi.
Pr6buje, popraWia, przymierza, "a
Wiera kompromis, zrywa go. Gdy-
by dano. mu Eye lat dWiescie,
budowalby lat dWiescie 2 rowno
wytrwaloscia. Ma ustach jego ME
sfychae wyraz6w: <posWiecenie mi
lose, p%atryotyzm. Wszystko .tkwi
W dziele.
Czyz niema "a co nienaWidzic,
wyszydzac czlowieka bez paWich.
pi6r? Kim jest Dmowski, -ocenili
to czolowi ludzie zachodu wees
niej, niz ojczyzna.
DWaj wielcy ludzie, tax odmien
nj %gatunkiem geniusz6w, jeden
tryumfujacy, Gale zycie stapaja--
cy pc ROACH, ably W koncu dobro
wolnie zamienic je ia ciernie, dru
81 zawsze wojujacy i zawsze o Gle
rnie pokrwawiony, d~zialajac Cd
dzielnie, d~ziafaja zgodnie. To ME
So bali lub czerWoni, ME szlach-
cice ale demagodzy. So to budow-
niczowie panstwa i Wodzowie ca
lei Polski, kt6ra rozumie, co to
jest w1asne jestestwo chce Eye
ME snem o Polsce, ale rzeczywista
potega.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25
DIVA ZJAZDY w POZNANIU.

w ubiegla niedziele W Pozna-
niu odbyly sic diva zjazdy: re
mieslnikoW i kupc6w - oba 2 u
dziafem przedstawicieli Warsza--
WI pos16w sejmowych. Zjazdy te
So widomym znakiem zespolenia
sic dotychczas rozdzielonych ziem
polskich, a wsp6lnosc uczuc i ce-
low, ujawniona ma tych zjazdach,
jest wstepem niejako do wsp6l--
nej akcyi i piracy tych dw6ch maj
wazniejszych stan6w polskiego
mieszczanstwa.
Zjazd rzemieslniczy zgromadzil
sic W Warszawie. Przewodniczyf
mu p. Samulski, znany dzialacz W
dziedzinie przemysfu, a referat
wyg1osil posel Rudnicki a potrze-
bic zorganizowania sic wszystkich
rZemleslnlkOW w Jedno clafO, &C.
lem przeprowadzenia reform i pod
niesienia polskiego rzemieslnictwa
Vice kupiecki odbyl sic W sail
Krolowej Jadwigi PREY wsp61u--
dziale 1900 przedstawicieli stanu
kupieckiego i pracownik6w hand
lcwych. Przewodniczyl p. Miesz--
kowski W Poznaniu. Referaty wy
g1osili PIP. A. Gustowski i posef
Wr6blewsk z WarszaWy IA temat
monopolizacyi i socyalizacyi han
dlu i przemysfu W Polsce."
Ma obu zjazdach przyjeto dale
ko idace %rezolucye, domagajac sic
cd rzadu pomocy swietowania W
niedziele i swieta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25
Budowoiczowiie Polski.

+. a- -l.E.-"E~ a-@r l-"r=.1+E3' E-e+r@, .-
Re ME idzie wcaIe ma marine
grosz ofiarny wychodztWa nasze.
go, sk1adamy "a posrednictwem
Wydziafu Narodowego, IA ratu-.
mex rodak6w w Ojczyznie najsro5
SIZE niedosatki cierpiacych, re ia
pomoc ogromnie DUO dobrego
dzia1a, a z serdecznem spotyka sic
W kraju uznaniem, swie1y many
dow6d tego W akcie urzedowym,
! jaki Wydzialowi Narodowemu Pc
lskiemu W Chicago nades}a1o pre-
zydyum sto}ecznego miasta War
szawy, oraz warszawska Rada
miejska. Jest to podziekowanie
serdeczne i gorace, WystosoWane
do og61u Polak6w W Ameryce.
Document ten. brzmi nastepuja
co:
"Drodzy nasi Rodacy i Rodacz
XII re Stan6w Zjednoczonych Anne
|ryki P61nocnej!
Stolica Polski "a posrednict-
wen DR.. Smykowskiego otrzyma-
Ia cd was cenne Diary, kt6re przy
czynily sic znakomicie do ulzenia
brakowi przedmiot6w pierwszej
.potrzeby, jakiego ludnosc Warsza
wy doznaje z powodu dlugolet--
niej wojny i ucisku niemieckiego.
Dairy Vase otar1y wiele lez j
uratowaly Cd, smierci z wycien--
zczenia DUO dzieci naszego grodu,
zwlaszcza klas robotniczych, poz-
bawionych obecnie piracy a PREY
byWajacych do WarszaWy 2 r6z-
nych stron kraju 2 N1emiec Ro-
.syi.
Rodacy i Rodaczk WarszaWa
"a naszem posrednictwem, jake.
sprzedstawicieli Rady Miejskiej i
Magistrate sk1ada Wan "a te dal
~ najserdeczniiejsze najgoretsze.
dick.
Ale nietylko "a to!
Stolica Polski Widzi " tym szla.
chetnym czynie jeszcze stoklroc
.wiecej niz dobroczynna ofiare ma ma
.o1tarzu ludzkosci zlazona. Ona vi
dzi " tenn meprzerWana lacznose
.serca j ducha ktora Was, obecnie
obywatei Wiiellkiej j Wspania1ej
Rzeczypospo1iitej Ameryki. Polnoc
Iaczyi jednoczyy macierrzaall !,
WaszaaP',olska
dzisiaj, kiedy dick krwa-
wynn offiiarnym wysilkom caleggo5=
szeregu pokolen, Y ktorych Wy.
.Polacy W.Ameryce roWniez swiet
ma macie karte, Wybla dlaPolski,
naszegarze ddejjoW5ym godzina.
splr.aWieadIfuosei zadosyeuczyIiee-
MIA, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tamtej trony#Atlantykud
mach1ubaspo wszyssey
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25
POLSKA WPROWADZA SYS-
TEN MONETARNY.

49, 4 llXN lO1NI 111C1\ l. 49, q. -
M"Chociaz Polska ME ma obecnie
zadnego dfugu, bedzie musia1a go
zaciagnac, ably wytworzyc sobie
stosunki handlowe" m6wil pan
.Smulski - Staramy sic uregulo--
wac nasz system monetarny przez
przyjecie novel monety panstwo-
wei, ktora zastapi rosyjskie ruble,
austryackie korony j niemieckie
mark jake So teraz wszystkie W
obiegu W naszym kraju. Zagrani-
czna moneta zostanie wykupiona i
zap1aci sic "a MIA panstwowymi pa
pierami polskimi.
"Te papiery SO zabezpieczone
rosyjskiemi, austryackiemi ME-
mieckiemi notami i naturalnemi
bogactwami kraju. Me So papiero
we pieniadze bez pokrycia DO stoi
"a mimi aktualna waluta innych
KRAKOW, jak niemniej naturalne
bogactwa w1asnego narodu.0
w dodatku do .pozy-
czki Rad polski starac sic bedzie'
o stworzenie wielkiego ,opartego
ma kredycie handful 2 amerykans-
kimi eksportami, kt6ry bedzie "a
bezpieczony polskimi rzadowymi
bondami, oprocentowanymi SEES
clio j dwunasto miesiecznymi odset
.kami.
M6wia mi re panu Smulskiemu
.ofiarowywano urzad Wysokiego|
Komisarza Polsh do Amerykhsi,
.twierdzac, il ME stara sic Q urze-
dy, a dziala tylko Q charakterze
doradczym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25

o Kt6rych poprzednio NOVA, vim yin
no mice ma wzgledzie lokalne wa
runki r66zniice, Wyp1yWajace 2 od-
.miennych gospodarczych p~rzesla--
mex, a opierac sic na#dok1adnychll
statystycznych danych rzeezo-
Wych badaniach.
s.. Uchwala WzmiankoWana Wre
szcie rzuca has1a jak rczy hi
storya wschodniego sasiada -
zw1aszcza W czasach Wojennych,I
niebezpieczne ola obrony kraju.
z tych powod6w Wnosimy, ably
wysoki Sejm uchwale wzmianko--
wei zatwierdzenia odm6Wie RAJ
czy1.
TAX samo wnosimy Q odnowie-
ME zatwierdzenia uchwaly 0 upan5
stwowieniu las6w, poniewaz UGH
vale te uwazamy " obecnym cza-
sic "a. bezcelowa i przeprowadzal--
ma.
Podpisa}y n%astepujace orgganiza
eye. l. Generality Zarzad G. T.2G.
2. Zwiazek Ziemian, 3 ZjednoezeAz
ME Zawodowe ProducentoWzR Roll
nych: 4. Patronat Kolek, Rolnych
5. Zwiazek Fabrykantow; Z Kor
poracya Kupc6w Chrzescijanskich
8. Tow. Urzednik6w Gospodar-
czych 8. Tow. LesnikoW 10 ZWia
EEK Bankow II StoWarzyszenie in
teresant6w cukrownictwa IL Zjed
noczenie Zwiazk6w interesantoW
przetwor6w acknowledgement -:
Zwiazek Przemys1owc6w "A Cent.
rum Obywatelskie: Is Stronnict-
wo Narodowe Demokratyczne 16.
Narodowe Stronnictwo Ludowe
II Stronnictwo Mieszczanskie 18.
Towarzystwo Ziemianek-19 Ko1ka
W1oscianek 20 Organizacya Marc
Kobiet Fl Izba Rolnicza-22
Zwiazek Interesant6w Przemys}u
okowicianego % Narodowy Zwia
EEK Robotnik6w pose} Nowicki,
podpisujac powyzsze %zastrzeggl1
zmiane wyraz6w zatwierdzenia cd
movie ma zatwierdzenie odroczyc.
KATASTROFA w KOSZARACH
W POTRKOWIE.
Warszawa. w tych dniach W
koszarach t. wv. Jagielonskich W
Piotrkowie zdarzy1a sic nastepuja
ca katastrofa.
Oko1o godziny 7ej wieczorem
zo1nierze, przewaznie rekruci z
ostatnio pobranych rocznik6w, po|
mieszczeni ma g6rnych pietrach 2
pietrowego domu, schodzili ma pc
divorce na zwykla zbiorke celem
odebrania kolacyi. W .chwili,gd
znajdowali sic st1oczeni W wick
szej liczbie ma wysokosci 1go pie
ira rune1a z trzaskiem klatka scho
dowa pod naciskiem zbytniego Gle
zaru, a wraz z MIA = schodzacy|
ma dol rekruci.
Ludzie i gruzy oraz odlamki
utworzyly jedna sterte,
z pod kt6rej dobywaly sic jeki ra
nnych.
Ma wszczety alarm, mimo wynn
k1ej Ia razie paniki, nadbiegli zol
nierze i przystapili do ratowania
nieszczesliwych.
z pod gruz6w w%ydobyto oko}o
Is rannych, kt6rych przeniesiono
do pobliskiego gmachu r%zadowe--
go, gdzie wezwani lekarze udzieli
i pomocy pc szwankowanym. Xii
ku ciezej rannych przewieziono
do szpitala.
WieSc q katastrofiie wSr6d mieSz
kanc6w Piotrkowa wywo1a1a gle-
bokie wspo1czucie ola ofiar wy
oadku. -
MOST SZOPIENICKI WYLE-
CIAK w POWIETRZE.
Warszawa, - Wtych dniach w
Sosnowcu, W godzinach popolud-
liowych dal sic slyszec hulk niez
Vyk1y. prZypOminaiacy uderZenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25

OchIadza zoladek, Wyplucze
.Wnetrznosci, pomagga ma Watrobe
lest to HoHitera Rocky Noun
tain herbata.W ezcie ja . Y :
5godniu " czasie goraczekaszoba-
Iczyeie jak Wesei uszezesliWieanliI
.bedzieciie. 35cIHerbata albo piggulls
.WnapteeeBrown,a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-25

szyl wybuch, domy BOWEN, polo
zone " poblizu Starego Sosnowca
- drgnely.
TAX. tez bylo istotnie.
W budke straznicza niemieckaa,
w%zniesiona pc stronie niemieckiej
tuz "a mostem szopienickim ude,
rzy1 piorun. w budce tel zgroma-
dill sic zolnierze by sic skryc
pred =deszczem. Jedni z Mich gra
Ii W karty, inni sic przypatrywali.
Kilku zo1nierzy mialo "a pasem
granaty reczne, przygotowane ma
wszelki wypadek ia Polak6w.
Piorun najWidoczniej uderzy}
W przewodnik, kt6ry mial wysa--
dzic. mine, polozona pod mostem.
Nina wybuch1a, a skutkiem
wstrzasnienia nastapif Wybuch
granat6w recznych.
w jednej chwili z kilku Mem
cow zrobi1a sic kupa miesa. Inni,
.ranni ciezej lub LEI, WzyWali pc
mocy.
Wkr6tce tez nadeszly samocho-
dy niemieckie j zabraly poszar--
panych do Katowic.
Miedzy rannymi znalezli sic
dwaj robtnicy polscy. obaj podob
no ranni zostali W nogi.
Scisfych rannych co do ilosci "a
bitych i rannych jak donosi
ssIskra'- niema, ponieWaz Me
mcy nikogo z naszych ma miejsce
katastrofy dopuScic ME chcieli.
Most jest uszkodzony W polo
vie, budka zas zostala niemal znie
siona zupe1nie.
O sile wybuchu najlepiej sWied
czy ia okolicznosc, re W domach,
polozonych tuz mad granica, W
poblizu mostu, powypada1y sly
by, a W domu b. kordonu, zaje--
tym przez polska straz g%ranicz--
ma ME zosta1o W oknach ami jed
nej szyby.
Autor cennej ksiazki "Credo"
Ignacy Grabowski skreslil W
"Tyg. Illustr," charlottesville
tych dw6ch postaci. 0 Paderew--
skim piszac, podziwia niezwyk}y
wypadek duszy artystycznej W
s1uzbie polityki. Nazywa go sy-
mem Mickiewicza, cudotw6rczosc
zas jego widzi W milosci, kt6ra
leczy rany jak balsamem.
"Gatunek silly Paderewskiego
jest szczesliwy, czarodziejski; Edo
.
= 9"uo"i:o :
= s0v4:n = 80
!. N1n1eJ 1,1esl1"
Jego 'ycn Aeoie sl7 ooen.' &c
plefo po 9ese ulus n' -
"a - io.sA -.
~ pogiqo.le -
W,eAu "le.u w..
,eAii"a - 80. $500
eaA 1 leAAo,l =
'no1e ." uao
p11y eni,.ei'' -. 3 .a,aoa
s zzo;e c71owieIa : ! nowiescia
aka niczem wiecei, ale / niczem
mniej.
Dmowski jest kon1struktorem