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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
MASSACRE WILL
FOLLOW FALL OF
R0LSHEv|K RULE
Jews in London Alarmed at
Reports,
BY x. Waiter.

LONDON. May 24--Jcws in Lon
don are alarmed by the news brought
by refugees arriving from Russia, who
declare tina, there will be the greatest
massacre OF Jews ever known IN his
tory when l.enine falls. One result OF
the bolshevlst upheaval has been to
exalt this most dcspised and down
,rodden section OF the Russian popula.
ton The great majority OF the com.
missars who hold au,ocratic local
power under leninc are Jews. On
them the hatred OF the starving people
j, concentrating and they arc threat
cuug TO exterminate the Jewish race
IN Russia oIre the power Of the boil
,hcyis,s is shaken. |, is feared that
there will he similar danger in
Hungary when Bela Kun (whose real
name Is said to be Cohen) is deposed
II, is real danger in Russia,
II " keeling, the British trade
uniuniN who recently escaped from
Prtrograd. told the Reciprocal News
Service when asked his opinion OF
the situation. The Jews out there
are in terrible position. I, is quite
true that they are hated more than
ever by the ignoran, masses who
blame them for the famine. and still
more BY the classes from whom they
have wres,ed the political power. BE.
fore left Pe,rograd il wasa common
thing to hear Russian workihen vow
ing vengence against the whole Jewish
population because Of the tyranny OF
the Jewish commissars II Lenine lost
his grip today there would certainly
he pogroms. It's the lack Of food
makes them bitter. The only thing 10
be doue is 10 take the edge off their
hatred by sending them food.
There have already been pogroms in
Poland where the social upheayal was
checked by the formation Of the Pad.
rrrwSki government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

how to sympathiSe with other folks
who are trying tol
And he agreed with mc-ge, tina,
right now-agreed that this is a pretty
glum little old world at times, and
that there was nothing particularly
wrong with me Just because.I couldn't
think Of anything spectacular to write
about today. and yearned only for The
return OF the Man in Authority. He
wasn't surprised and he didn't think it
stranRylnd il made me feel all nice
and kind towards everybody. Be
cause--well, he says to me, sezre,,--
AS one bum humorist to another,
kid. think you're pretty good. and by
and bye you'll seize the ropes and
things won't seem so hard at times
He did. He really did, and now | think
I'll wiggle through until the Man in
Authority comes back and the world
settles down to its old JOG trot--
an everything! e. X. d,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
Labor and Capital
Conference Next

NEW YORK, May 24,-"The
greatest peace table Of the future will
not be the league OF nations" de-
elared Gov. Henry ]. Allen Of Kansas
tonight. He is here to greet the re
turning middle west soldiers
1T will be here in America" he
aoded, "a, which the great factors Of
our national strength adjus, their re-
lsiions - that there shall be TO cry
ing injustice to disturb the peace"
By the great factors, Governor Al.
len means labor ami capitxi. Just at
present. be pointed out, the country
is undefs ding a period Of inilation
and profi'ctring and capital and la.
Lor are attempting TO find how they
cun 20 on asserting their own ,ower.
This csnnot continue indefinitely,
I've said. Labor, capital and com
merce will finally have to sit down
At the same table and agree to a
balanced program that will nut the
,norganized American on the same
footing with themselves"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
BOTH RADICAL And
tory RAP TREATY

LONDON, May A.-Two strong
sections Of British opinion condemn
the peace treaty; tories say there Is
nothing in il for England; radicals
and labor say there Is nothing in II
for democracy. The tories don't mat
ter. Their opposition Is partly local
politics and partly stage management
like the gesture Of Foch on the eve
Of publication designed to make the
German people remember that the
terms are not a. hard a. they might
be. The denuneiation OF the radicals
Is more serious because il Is hot with
sincerity and has behind Il 4 weight
Of industrial power which has never
been put to q national test. Protesn
are being organized and unless some
thing occurs 10 check Il the agitation
sgaisst signing the treaty may assume
dangerous proportions. Constaat repe-
tition that the treaty has Ii Il the
seeds Of future wars 10 having its e.
feet. The impression that America
was knocked out 10 the last round with
Italy has disillusioned those who
essmg to Wilson's definition OF war
for democracy. The conclusion that
the conservatives have Won all round
10 being pfopagated BY every radical
assncy. A serious mstter II only BE-
cSsse every by-eleetion this year hes
shown . strong drift toward radical
ism h the country - whole.
Bet u the Germans ~ h these
demonstrations Of democracy eny n-
,onragement to refuse 10 slgn the
.rsaty they will make grsst mis.
ais. A German refusal would sis
Issee even those in England wAd sss
calllM9 for an English 'rsiussl The
tlltnt asoIovlty Of England woet the
b(ols signsd o X stands.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
LONDON CHARITY
HELPS $4,000
PAUpERS DAILY
Decrease in Indige0t5 5no@0
Over 1918,

iBt Reciprocal News hDN.
LONDON May a Report, .n the
number Of paupef, IN Great Britain
iot the month Of Mar,h show total
Of G5Ot1 applying lof rc'Det ln sn
average day IN the metropolitan area
OF Greater London Tn, i,a desreas~
Of IS from the same average OF tho
preceding month. and Of 7i 10 the COT.
responding period Of 1919
In IS densely populated area, ~
Great Britain an average oi 2b II
were given paupcr rellei each day dur
ing March, which is rate of ~ o.
10000 OF population This :, dc.
crease Of lOh92 or A. per cent in tn
average Of 1913 The rate Of paupc
ism N Ireland remain, the worst l9l
10 1000. compared with 10 IN Scot.
land. lll IN the London metropolitan
area and lO6 IN other English aud
Welsh districts.
These figure, for the N populau
district, divide the paupcr, into indoor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
ENGLAND BUSY
WITH PLANS TO
! Benefit FLYING
Aerial Maps and Courses Are
O Being Laid,
oy George T. Bye.

LONDON. May A.--So far there
hsvS been no plans for flying races
and demonstrations Of airplare stunts
10 make aviation 4 peace.time sport
OF business in Great Britain. such as
would be the American method. In
stead the various manufacturers and
flyers are organizing aerial hanspor-
tation routes. to which the govern
ment has not only pledged support.
but has given the project q definite
start by changing its scores Of aero
dromes into starting and landing sta
,ons for civilian flying-termini Of
the British aerial routes.
Thi, Of course is quite apart from
the aerial postal schemes between
British cities and the capitals OF
Europe. and anticipates the use Of
airplane, by merchants for quick de-
livery Of parcels and for rapid Jour
neys by busine" men as well as cross
country Joy riding
Hundreds OF young men trained as
flien by Great Britain during the
war, whose youth n the time Of
training usually dissuaded them from
the firm adoption OF any trade or
profession, are nova very great
many Of them--fascinated with fly
ing and anxious to take up the call
Ing OF aerial chauffeur.
Many rich sport4nen are interested.
Practically all OF the airplane man
ufacturing concsrens are strongly H.
nanced. However. ii cannot be said as
yet that there is any commercial
sotidity about any Of the flying
schemes: but such an argument was
used against steam and gas engine
locomotion when introduced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
THREE \

these will be developed, This has hec
the case already in numerous u
stances
There are 2s who are taking IT.
academic college course. and there ~
numerous other occupations whielH
they could no, have hoped to aspire
had no, they been disabled by service
in the Government In this case Il u
really the fortunes of war" Tor theN0i
for while there has been temporary
suffering yet the gate OF opportunlty
has been swung open for them ano
they may now pass through.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

and outdoor Qualifications Those
confined indoors total lll.NJ. de.
crease Of lOhiS ~ ~ per cent, in the
number oi March 1913 There were
only u fewer outdoor paupers.
London, paupefism showed an i'm.
wu,emeut oi - fever dependent per
l0yp population West Ham 7, other
English and Welsh districts 4, Scot.
land 4 Ireland 7 general total o. The
Irish rate BE- slightly better than the
al Britain ra'o Az the population Of
England Scotland and Wales suffered
heavier losses ~ the war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
Chandler Six Travels 11O Miles
On 5 Gallons of SAMMIES
An Average of % Miles Per Gallon

This 1919 Chandler Six
covered 10 miles over Okla
homa City streets and the
Grand Boulevard on 5 gal
Ions of SAMMIES GAS
OL1NE. The speedometer
reading at the start of the
test was. 280 miles, at the
finish 800 miles. The car
averaged % miles per gal
lon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

Mr.. S. c. Landers of the
Markham Motor Co., after
making the test said: 1--WE
tried several different
brands of gasoline and
SAMMIES is the best I've
ever used. The tor
started easier, ran smoother
and had more pep. And l
got better mileage. | only
get between Ia and Is miles
per gallon with ordinary
gasoline. | am going to use
SAMMIES from now on"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-03
FARM LABOR

Within WoiHcl tcW week.. ~mil
Tea famcn Uil be engaged boz
gathering Whaf in al likelihood
$50. prote ~ be- iho biggest erop
81 COTTON thaf Obs part ot ihc
Sfate hat tfcr prod4ttd
sie ng pcrploNiHe problem
THAT fhe FARMERS aoN ince s iHe
question of getting laborer that
will De- needed io pick Inc COUNT
less bales oi cotton from thuu-
SANDS "a lelds
II occurs 90 The Caller ihai the
authorities, for 70 season az .casl,
could won afford % help tine fNm-
crs 81 this. thcir hours of need. by
nabina the terms for onirv ul ln-
Dor from Mexico into TcNas, just
as liberal as possible
ii the laborer IS free irom dis
case aud Is willing to work DOB
helping 10 gather tine cotton crop
81 Texas, hc should be permitted
10 come into the Emitted Siates,
for ~ least several months Ills
work viii benefit the farmers and
he IN return viii 20 back into
Mexico with q pocket bullying with
money, for a good Mexican Ia
borcr can make inorc money pick
ing cotton Ia South Texas, than
no could ever hope 10 make IN his
Own country.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-03

oaa aoa.Hr way Of
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
POISCY PIEKARZE DOBRZE
SIZE SPISUJA.

JedenaScie zwyciestw w ciaggu.
Polscy pi4karze pod nazwiskiem
"Winona Pirates" dobrze sic spi
suja, odni6sfszy W niedziele, jede
haste zwyciestwo, a dotychczas
jeszcze ME przegrali jednej WALK.
Chluba to ola mas polak6w ola
ca1ego miasta Winona.
Pi4karze nasi chociaz pod nazwl
skiem sWinona Pirateso SO wszy:
soy z czwartej wardy.
Kierownik J6zef Lapitz
Chwytacz Franc. Wojtalewic2
Rzucacz MARGIN Mauszewski
Extra Rzucacz Geo. Vandraszek
Kr6tko Polny Tadeusz Czaplewski
Opiekun 1szej Maty Piotr Edel
Opiekun 2giej Maty Emil Ede]
Opiekun >3ej Maty Al.Grochowski
Lewo Polny J6zef Skuczynski
srednio Polny August Bambenek
Prawo Polny Max. Grochowskl
Wynik bitwy WIN iedziele
Rushford 4 Piraci IA
o. to piekna Kupka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
DAWNIEJSZY CONGRESSMAN
JAMES A TAWNEY UMARh.

w czwartek wczesnie rano u,
mari W Excelsior Springs, Nilsson
r; dawniejszy kongresman James
A Tawney z Winony, dokad wye
cha} azeby sic leczyc. Cd pewne-
go czasu podupadf on na zdrowiu
pomimo tego byla nadzieia wyle-
ECZEMA i smierc nastapila niespo-
dzianie. Zmarly liczyl oko}o IS
lat i byl kongresmanem z pierW-
szego dystryktu przez osiemnasciee
lat.
Zwloki jego sprowadzone costa
~ do Winony W sobote, awnie--
dziele odbyl sic pogrzeb rely
dencyi pod mr. 42l zach Broadway
III. ma cmentarz WoodlaWn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
NIEZBITE FAKTA.

Szukasz fakt6w ktore So oczy-
F.! wiste? Czytaj nastepujacy list
t"Glouster, Ohio RID 1 Box 135
Dnia 28go maja 1919 roku. Bede
szczesliwa jezeli opublikujeeie
moi list, poniewaz chce by kazden
wiedzial jak dobre jest tie lekar--
stwo i rekomenduja takowe wszy
stkim kt6rych znam tym kt6rzy
tax samo cierpieli jak ia cierpia-
lam. Cd 15go roku mego zycia
chorowalam ma zoladek, dopiero
temu 3 lata jak zaczelam bracTri
!nera Amerykanski Eliksir Corr
kiego Wilma. l mimo tego re juz
lat 46, czuje, sic elipiej nizeli wte
Edy kiedy by1am m1oda, %poniewaz
moge jesc wszystko i to czyni
mnie silna. Nigdy ME beda IDOL
ma podziekowac Panu dostatecz--
nie "a, tie lakrstwo. 2 praWdziwem
szacunkiiem, Mrs. Nick Papura.
Czy ME jest ten list Wymowny?
TAX oezywiscie. Ma sprzedaz we
.wszytkich aptekach, ponieWaz Tri
nera Amerykanski Eliksir Corr
kiego Wilma jest lekarstWo stosuja
Gym sic we wszystkich szeg61ach
z:.praWami Prohibicyi. Aptekarz
twoj sprzedaje Wszystkie Triner1a
.lekarstWa Tri nera Liniment ma
reumatyzm sztywnosc muskufow
wywichniecia, Trinera Angelica
Gorzki Tonic tip. oJseph Timer
Company 1333-1343 So. Ashland
ave, Chicago, I'll. z=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
1SZA KOMUNIA sW. w PARA
FIJI SW. KAZIMIERZA sW

w niedziele logo czerWca dziat
wa W hczbie 4Ostu przystapila pc
raz pierwszy do Stolu Panskiego.
@ pol dziewiatej przeprowadza
lie byly dzieci re szko1y do koscio
Ia W procesyi przez dziatWe szkol
no i ministrant6w. Msze sW. cele-
browal ks. %proboszcz j. p. Grabo
wskii st6sowne do uroczystosci,
pc ewangelii, wyglosi} kazanic..
0 pol trzeciej pc poludniu odno
wiono obietnice na chrzcie sw. j
przyjmowane by1y dzieci do Ska
plerza sw.
KS. proboszcz wyglosi} podczas
nieszpor6w kazanie n a temat Una
czenia Szkapler4a sw. Zahonczono
dzien uroczysty blogos}awienst-
wen Przenajsw. SaEr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

Czy cheese Bracle wiedziec CO
sic VI sWiecie dziejey
Jezei tax to czytajj "Wiarusa.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
Stub w KOSCIELE SW. STA.
NISfAWA K.

w poniedzia}ek 0 7mej godz: z
rama w kosciele sw. Stanis1aWa K.
po1aczeni zostali dozgonnym Stu
benz ma}zenskim p. WilliamSchnei
der, z parafii sw. J6zefa~i PARMA
Maryanna Rock, c6rka panstwa
Jana i Rozalii Rock, Fam. pod mr.
1863 wsch. 3ciej I'll. Model parze
zyczymy zdrowia / b1ogos}awien-
silva Bozego w ich przysz}em
wsp6lnem pozyciu ma}zenskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
PEG AEROPLAN6W PRZELE
CIAkO w SOBOTE Po
MAD MIASTEM[.

w sobote piec aeroplanow z cy-
rkusu lotniczego Lonefield przele
cia}o po mad Winona, 0 1928 god!
pred poludniem. Lecia}y one =
500 stop wysoko 115 mil ma godzi-
re. Cztery aeroplany leciafy ra--
ZEN mad Winona a piaty oko1o mi
le 20 "a mimi, gdy naraz schoWaf
sic 20 "a chmure i ME MONA go
by1o zobaczycc az gdy chmure oml
nal. Aeroplany zdaza}yy W strone
celu swej podr6zy, a z Minneapo
lis podjely 500 milowa przestrzen
do Indianapolis, bez przerwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
ZMIANA

J6zef Oberdas sprzeda1 JanoW1
i Kucvi Kamrowskim po}owe To-
ty 8 w bloku 5 podzia1u Hubbard
"a $1,000.
Jakub Pa1ubicki. Damazemu j
Stanislawie Palubickim lote 2, W
bloku 2, podzia1u 1go i Ego b.. G.
Hamiltona, "a 81.
J6zef Langowski Franciszkow1
Kobus, zach po1owe 6 W bloku 8:
podzia}u E. C. Hamiltona "a 500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
WADOMOSCI OSOBISTEE.
Pan Walenty Karsnia Wyiecha

Pan Walenty Karsnia Wyjechal
Wsobote " odwiedziny do sWego
sbrata Jana Karsnia, a roWnoczes-
ME j ma wesele sWej bratanki, a
cork pana Jana Karsnia, panny
.Cecylii kt6ra Wychodzi "a MAJ "a
p. Augusta S. Wilkowskiego.slub
i wesele odbedzie sic we Wtorek
17go czerWca.
-
PAM Maryanna Zabrocka, kt6ra
.daWniejs mieszkala W Winonie "a
obecnie mieszka z c6rka W Min
neapolis, bawifa przez diva mie-
STAGE W Winonie, a W p%oniedzia-
lex odjechalasdo Minneapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
POI,AK KAPELMIsTRZEM

151sza p6lna artyleryjna kape-
la W powrocie Francyi, zatrzy,
mala sic W przeszly czwartek "
Winonie i da}a diva koncerty
20 poludniu i wieczorem W tutej-
szej operze. Stowarzyszenie pre-
myslowc6w urzadzi1o ma ich Geese
wieczorem lance W hall Armory.
Kapela kierowaI Polak Micha1
Jalma, pochodzacy . Minneapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
PoWRoCIL z FRANcYI.

Hieronim KukoWski, syn panst-
wa j. M. Kukowskich 1913 Mocha
mic I'll. powrocil szczesliWie re stu
zby pc "a morzem do Camp Dix,
n. j. Zapisal sic do departament'u1.
smedycznego 13Sgo sierpnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
PROGRAM DZIECI SZKOkY SW
STANISKAWA X.

w niedziele pc nieszporach, w
sail pod koscio}em sw. Stanisfawa
X. dzieci szk6lne Wykona1y pro-
gram ia zakonczenie szko}y, kto-
ry sic sk1ada1 z cry III fortepianie
.$spiewu, deklamacyi, mustry / OBJ
Krakow scenicznych. Dzieci wy
pelni}y swe zadanie akuratnie
wystepowafy smia1o,. zaco byfy
.hojnie oklaskiwane.
Prey zakonczeniu programu
Na:jprzew. ks. Pra}at j. Pachoskl
przemawia1 do student6w koncza-
cych szko}e i do zgromadzonej pu
.blicznossci. Dzieci zacheca} do DIAL
sze:j nauki, ably prosi}y swych
rodzic6w ably i'm pozwolili uczesz-
czac do wyzszych szk6f katollc-
kich, a rodzic6w upomina1 re ma
ia pose1ac dzieci i starac sic o
wyzsze wyksztalcenie ola swych
dzieci, DO to jest ich obowiazklem.
Osobliwie teraz, ola mas ameryka
Gsko : polskich obywateli, w tym
roku kiedysmy odzyskali nasza
O:jczyzne, gdy Polska zosta1a uz,
mana przez wszystkie narody jake
kraj wolny musimy sic starac Q
wyzsze wykszta}cenie ola naszych
dzieci. Nova k%onstytucyi polska
polegac bedzie Ia kszta}ceniu rel1
gijnem, gdyz Polska .bedzie rza~-
dzona ma zasadach religii katolic-
kich, i my musimy sic ola tego sta
rae. o. religijne wyzsze wyksztalce
ME ola naszych dzieci, to jest ma
Sym obowiazkiem.
Potem Najprzew. ks: Pra1at roz
dal dyplomy % studentkom i stu
denton kt6rzy uko1czyli 8ma kla
Sc elementarna. NastepuJacy, O.
trzymali dyplomy:
Walentyna Knapik
Salomea Mlynczak
Teodozya Prondzinska
Winfryda Rock.
Gertrude Rudnik
Michalina Sadowska
Franciszka Szrajber
Gertrude Wachowiak
Karolina Lukaszewska
F4orentyna Owecka
Franciszka Rompa
Cecylia Rock
Franciszka Rudnik
Zofia Satka
Apolonia. Tandeczka
Laurencya Watkowska
Maryanna Zbylicka
Edmund Kukowski
Klaryan Watkowski
J6zef Styba
J6zef Werra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
SEM FILARECKI.

&5a&%Gs E1# 20. ~: 54S &gS%I%&as5
NiedaWno temu WystosoWano=O
dezWe do Mlodziezy q .okazyi ma
jacego sic odbyc Sejmu III Sto-
Filaret6W W Amery-
ce.
i Zanim rok szkolny sic skonczy
i Wakacye nastapiaa, chca Filareci
,znowu przypomniee Wszystkiej
m1odziezy polsko katolickiej, a
zwlaszcza tel, kt6ra sic ksztaIciw
Kolach Patryotycznych, W iowa
rzystwach Literackich, W szko-
Zach Wyzszych, " kolegiach, uni
wersytetach j seminaryach, re DIN.
Ago sierpnia b.. r. rozpocznie sic
lsejm wyzej wspomnianej m1odzie
~ hilareckiej.
Celem tego Sejmu przedewszy-
stkiem jest: jednosc, czyli zrze--
szenie wszystkiej mlodziezy pol
skiej, m1odziezy katolickiej,kt6ra
Tie zalicza sie#do studenckiej, ale
kt6ra by ehaeeiala sic uczye i kt6-
rahy staraIa sic postepowac dro-
ga njaukfi i oswiaty.
seim ten ma sic. odbyc W Do
mu Polskim, naSSouth Broadway,
W miescie Baltimore, Md.
Ma ten Sejm Filareci %*zaprasza-
js wszystka mlodziez polsko kato
licka obojga plci,. ME tylko ma to
ably ia m1odziez wziela udzial W
ISejmie, ale co najWazniejsza, ably
wstapi1a w.szeregi filareckie ra-
zem-pracowa1a i 1aczy1a swe SHY
W celach naukowych, re%ligiJnych
il patryotycznych.
Stowarzyszenie Filaretow jest
organizacya idealna re wzgledu
ma to, re ME posiada zadneJ kasy
chorobowej, ami posmiertneJ Ola
swych cz1onk6w i czfonkin. Wa
runki przyjecia, pod}ug obecneJ
Konstytucyi Filareckiej, SO tax
1atwe, re kazde Towarzystwo milo
dziezy polsko. katolickiej moze
~przy1aczyc sic jake grupa posi-
czeg6lna, do Stowarzyszenia Fila
ret6w w Ameryce.
Ktoby chciaf z%asieggnac biz
szych informacyi tyczacych sic
sejmu filareckiego, lub tez PREY
jecia do Stowarzyszenia FFilare--
tow w Ameryce, MECH pisze do nj
lei p~odpisanego, ma adres nastepu
lacy: st. Stanislaus Rectory, 2lst
and Smallman SITS. Pittsburgh Pa
Jezeli kiedy by}a potrzeba sku-
pienia sill m1odzienczych W jed
no, pod ~wzgledem naukoWym, e.
ligijnym i patryotycznymf, to VIA
snie w czasach terazniejszych kle-
dy czeka mas Ojczyzny odbudoWa.
w jednosci si1a, a vice, kocha-
ma ~m}odziezy polska, organlzuJ
sic, skupiai W jedno wszystkle 81
i}y twoje! Polska patrzy ma cieb1e
Ojczyzna VIOLA. Wofaja duchy
starokrajskich Filaret6w, duchTo
masza Zanac duch Jana Czeczota,
! duch Adama Mickiewicza, a z nj
mi ca}y SWAT filarecki VIOLA 40
ciebie, mlodziezy:
Razem m1odzi przyjaciele!
Hell! Ramie do ramienia,
Sp6lnymi 1ancuchy
Opaszmy ziemskie kollsko!
Zastrzelmy mysli W jedno og-
nisko
I W jedno ognisko duchy!
Razem m}odzi przyjaciele!"
KS. M. Sonnefeld G. P.
. Glow Til w Amer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17

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wa K. wyjechali n a reko1ekeye,
kt6re sic odbywaja W kolegium
Fanny Maryi. Powr6ca W piatek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-17
1WlARUSn Wtorek, dnia H-go Czerwea, 1919.
Raportowane przez e. Miller

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Maka-
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Przenny Bran W 100 fnt wor-
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Przenny Middlings tona 1900
zytni middlings tona 400
Reddog 100 fin work. tona $500
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Siano Tymotka 18.00-20-00
Siano dixie 12.00-14.00
Kartof1e 70
Fasola Beans 800
OWES So
Kukurydza Sw1eza 1.35-1.40
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ting Go.
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Jeczmieh swfezy Mr.. 3 LOS
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. + 1.02
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 5 SO
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SWINE.
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cd 225 do 275 funt6w 5000
Prosiaki 12.00-17.00
Tuczne 17.00-18.0O. =
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Byczki 7.00-11.00
Krowy 100000
Byki. 100000
Tuczne 4.0O-5.5O
Cieleta 6.O0-14.00
OWce.
Jagnieta 8.00-12.00
Owce 4.0O-7.0O
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MINNEAPOLIS.
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Jeczmien 1.0O-1.12
OWES 65-66
zyto 1.46-1.48
Len nasienie 4.78-4.8O
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Cieleta .6.5O-14.O0
Byd1o 5.25-14.25
SWINE 19.60-20.00
Owce 8.O0-9.50
Jagnieta 7.00-13.50
CHICAGO,
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Kukurydza 1.70-1.72
Jeczmien 1.13-1.17
OWES 67-68
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SWINE 18.00-20.75
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WToREK 17Go cZERWcA 1918
Raportowane przez Bay State
Milling Go.
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Przenica Mr.. 2 wiosenna 2.37
Przenica Mr.. 3 wiosenna 2.3333
Mr.. / Czerwona przenica wio-.
SIENNA 2.35
Nr. 2 Czerwone przenica wio-
SIENNA 2.31
Nj. 3 Czerwona przenica wio-
SIENNA 2.28
Mr.. / Twarda zimowa przeni-
ca 2.39
Nr. 2 Twarda zimowa przeni-
ca 2.36
Nr. 8 Twarda zimowa przeni-
ca 2.32
Nr. / Czerwona zimowa pre-
MICA 2.37
NJ. 2 Czerwona zimoWa przeni
.ce 2.35
NJ: 8 Czerwona zimoWa przeni-
ca go
M. 2 zyto 1.40
Mr.. zyto 1.38 3.