davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
A HUMBLE HERO

Pat Ryan, a newsboy of Des Moines,
Iowa.. has returned to his old corner
after an absence of many months
overseas. He wears the croix de
guerre.: .
'.How did I get it? oh, the big
chief gave me some papers to deliver
to another fellow" he said. The
records show that Corporal Ryan.
Company B, One Hundred and Sixty
eighth infantry, went deliberately
through German barrages and ma
chine gun fire to deliver important
orders and that his conduct was an
inspiration to his comrades
Ryan also introduced American
newspaper enterprise in Paris. where
in single day he sold 10000 copies
of the Stars and Stripes. Then he
was made Paris circulation manager
of the paper. al7s,
Now Pat is back at his old corner
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
TO HONOR AMERICA
MONUMENT TO AMERICANS TO BE
ERECTED IN FRANCE.

A monument to the American SOL
diers who perished in France during
the great war will be erected in May
of next year near the tomb of Lafay-
cite in the Picpus Cemetery, Paris.
An announcement to this effect was
made by Andre Tardieu in Paris re-
Gently when Hugh C. Wallace, the
American ambassador to France, laid
a wreath on the tomb of the French
hero. NJ. Tardieu said that the sculp-
tor Bartholomew had been entrusted
with the design of the monument.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
AS YOU WERE"
REUNION AGAIN SHELVED BY
ANGLICAN BISHOPS.

Reunion has again been shelved by
the bench of Anglican Bishops in Eng
land. The first idea was to unite with
the other Protestant sects, but the
Bishops have received so many let
ters that such a proceeding would be
contrary to Catholic" order which
they haven't got, that it was decided
to drop the matter.
The Methodists, who have also just
met in general assembly, have, in
their turn, decided to drop any idea
of amalgamation with other brands oi
dissenters, and SO the sects go back
to the LAS you were" position.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
COLLEGE DRIVE
DAVENPORT TO HELP CATHOLIC
COLLEGE.

Right Rev. James Davis, D. D., of
Davenport, Iowa, presided at a meet
ing of the committees appointed to
raise an endowment fund for st. Am
brose. college in that city last week.
Very Rev. A, J. Schultz was secretary
of the meeting. Plans were adopted
to raise half a million dollars as an
endowment fund for st. Ambrose. The
campaign calls for a drive among the
Catholic people, starting at an early
date. Rev. John Walsh of Abba, Ia,
has been appointed chairman for the
drive, and will devote all of his time
to this work during the next year.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
CATHEDRAL CHOR|STERS
CHOIR OF MEN AND BOYS is TO
BE ORGANIZED.

The boys choir of the Cathedral
will be reorganized within the next
few days. Mr.. w. D. Benjamin, for
some time associated with the Paulist
Choir of Chicago, has been chosen as
director. 1t is planned to have a large
number of men as we'll as the usual
number OF boys. Already several men
have signified their intention of join
ing the choir. 1t is hoped that many
more will send in their names before
the regular rehearsals begin. Pros
poets are favorable for a choir that
will rival the celebrated choristers of
Chicago.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
A POP|sH PLOT !!
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY OF A
CONSPIRACY ENGINEERED BY
ROMISH PRIESTS!

A fresh effort to stir UP trouble in
Ireland comes from the Ulster side.
The Belfast News Letter alleges the
discovery of a Popish plot in America,
the purpose of which is to set the
States against England. 1t is all being
engineered by Romish priests, and it
is urged that the only remedy is an
Orange ambassador at Washington to
awaken American Professionalism to
the dangers of Rome!
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
Recommendations. -.

The committee recommends:
That councils Of the Order estab-
lish educational courses for members
of the Order and for such others as
may wish to avail themselves Of these
courses. -. H
That classes be open to men. and
boys of good character, regardless of
creed, and wherever possible to
women and girls.
That these courses should not dupli-
cate the work of such other educa-
tional agencies as are now providing,
satisfactorily, instruction in the
branches included in this plan. -
That wherever these courses are
established, councils should cooper
ate with other educational agencies
in the neighborhood, and avail them
selves generally of. the educational
resources of every school system,
public and private.
That, in general, the courses pro-
posed should enable our members and
others to supplement their studies in
commercial and industrial knowledge
and to prepare for the professions.
That before establishing school in
a locality, the laws affecting educa.
ton in the state and municipality
should be considered, and the policy
esta blished of conforming with them
| in every particular. This is important
not only for the purpose of obtaining
nj hoY. tn 0iy nnrtifiaotnC q
| to register counts which the state OF
town boards of education will recog'
nize, but also as an indication of ouI
respect for civil government and CO
operation with civil authorities. 81
That, in the same spirit, the great
est care should be taken not to inter
fere with any existing Catholic edu
cational center or school system, but
| to coordinate our work everywhere
| with that of the Church. t-
That effort be made to adapt these
courses to the needs of employers and
industry in general, and to secure the
active cooperation of labor -"
| The range of subjects herein enum
Grated is submitted with the under
standing that it will be the part ol
each council or group of councils tt
choose such courses as meet the
needs of the locality and such as theil
resources can supply. Wherever pos
sible, specialized short unit courses
omitting non-essentials should be pro
vided In every course special EN-
phasis should be laid upon the impor
tance of American citizenship, il
which special courses should bt
offered, varying from instruction il
elementary English or 'civics to lee
lures upon the fundamental principles
of American democracy.
Commercial course. =. ...s !
Following is suggested list o
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30

The K. of C. Educational Commit
tee, consisting of Supreme knight
James A. Flaherty, Supreme Advocate
Joseph c. Pelletier, and Supreme Sec
retary William j. Mckinley, has
chosen as Secretary for the X. of c.
Educational work, Mr.. John J. Cum
mings, of Boston. Mr.. Cummings will
enter upon his new work at New
Haven, in the. Knights of Columbus
Building, on September 2.
Following is the detailed plan pre-
sented to the K. of C. Peace Conven.
tion:
Educational Plan.
ID That the courses to be given
under the auspices of the Order
should be vocational or occupational.
fitting the students for skilled posi-
tions in business or industries.
t2) That We should use all the
influence of the Order, and bring
pressure from every possible agency
at our command, to induce as many
Of our men and women, without re-
spect of age, to pursue some study
which will be means of improving
their condition and enlarging their
influence.
CD That We should have a central
bureau of information acquainted with
every available source of education in
special branches and equipped to
place this information at the disposal
Of the council engaged in educational
work
(4 That we should give certifi
Gates or some form of recognition for
the studies followed in our schools
with view to meeting the academic
requirements set by state or local
authorities for civil service or teach
ers' positions, or for the purpose OIL
satisfying employers.
80 That we have it in our power
to give courses in American citizen
ship which will surpass any now giver
in our schools or social agencies. an(
that we are also singularly competen
to give what others cannot give
vocational guidance as we'll as voca
tional training.
CD 1t was the repeated opinion O.
these men that by a strong system o.
education the Order could do mucl
to relieve the social unrest of the
country, and enable it's own members
and it's students to become Influential
and prominent factors in American
life. ...
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
BISHOP FOLEY DEAD

Word has been received of the
death in the Philippines on August IL
OF BISHOP Maurice p. Foley, formerly
of Boston. He was 50 years old and
was selected for a Bishopric in the
Philippines in 1910, being appointed
to Tuguegarao. In 1916 he was trans
ferred to Jaro.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
MOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP
BOWLING BLESSED NEW STRUC-
TURE LAST SUNDAY-EDlFlCE
is IN RoMANESoUE STYLE
ARTISTIC AND SIMPLE RICH
NESS OF NEW BUILDING is
MOST STRIKING.

Last Sunday morning Most Rever
end Archbishop Bowling blessed the
new Church of st. Luke in this city
For the present the lower portion
only of the edfice is completed anC
will be used for services.
After the blessing of the church g
Solemn High Mass was sung by the
Rev. John c. Abbott The deacon o1
the Mass was Rev. W. J. Harrington
and the subdeacon, Rev. Thomas A
Welch. Rev. Aloysius Ziskovsky was
master of ceremonies. After the Cos
pei the Most Reverend Archbishop
preached a very forceful sermon. The
music of the Mass was rendered by
a choir of singers from the various
churches of the city under the direc
tion of Professor Breunner.
The new Church of st. Luke is be-
ing built after designs by John I
Comes, one of the most noted archi
tects of the country. The Roman
esque style of architecture prevails
throughout the whole structure and is
only was the church designed by Mr.
Comes, but affairs, comm"nion rail
statues and everything else in the
church, except the Stations, was
planned by him. Affairs, statues, pews
and communion rail are of dull fin
ished oak.
The Interior.
The main altar is very rich in its
simplicity. Large folding panels open
out on either side, and when closed
will completely conceal the upper part
of the altar These panels, with their
quaint lettering and somber gilt, leave
a suggestive trace of Byzantine. The
lettering on the panels is the work
of Sister Adrienne of the Visitation
Convent. The panel on the Gospel
side bears the words in old English
relating the prophecy OF Malachy
For from the rising of the sun even
to the going down, my name is great
among the Gentiles, and in every
place there is sacrifice, and there Is
offered to my name a clean oblation
for my name is great among the
Gentiles, saith the Lord of Hosts
Ct, IL. The panel on the Epistle
side bears the words from st. John
CVI, 51-55): Il am the living bread
which came down from heaven. Il
any man eateth this bread, he shall
live forever; and the bread that
will give is my flesh, for the life OF
the world He that eateth my
flesh and drinketh my blood, shall
have everlasting life; and I shall
raise him up on the last day." Thus
in the two panels is the idea of sacri
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
STETT|N|US IS DECORATED

Edward R.. Stettinius, former United
States Assistant Secretary of War and
a Catholic, has been made a knight
Commander of the Legion of Honor by
the French government.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
VICAR GENERAL HONORED

The Very Rev. Francis H. Gavisk,
vicar general and chancellor of the
indianapolis diocese, has been made
a prothonotary apostolic, according to
official announcement on August %. I
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
CARDINAL MERCER

During the recent visit of'the Italian
Minister Of Foreign Affairs to Bel.
GUM, he paid special visit to Ma
lines and invested Cardinal Mercier
with the, Italian war cross. aa.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
K. of c. Educational Program

FULL DETAILED, STATEMENT RE-
GARDlNG SUPPLEMENTARY
SCHOOLS BY X. OF c. EDUCA-
TlONAL CONFERENCE-P OF
WORk-OUTLiNE OF CONNER.
CIAL COURSE AND OF SUPPLE
MENTARY STUDIES.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
POPE BENEDlcTS LETTER, AD-
DRESSED TO THEM AFTER THE
TREATY OF PEACE WAS SIGNED
-cOuNSELS SHARING OF FOOD,
IMlNATION OF HATE, CULTl-
VATlON OF CHARITY.

The following letter was addressed
to the Bishops of Germany some time
ago, and is still interesting:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30

Following is suggested list of
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

w pociagu ma karcie, zaplsza ]ego
adres, cry on jest katolikiemn ely
protestantem i.nazWisko jego mai
blizszych krewnych. Skoro pociag
.przybedzie do Minneapolis p. Zoe
rner posela telegram do najbliz--
szych krewnych kazdego chlopca,
dodajac, re list bedzie W krotce
wyslany. "a kilka dni skoro chic
piec zostaje juz umieszczony W
.szpitalu, oni jego pomocnicy cd
wiedzaja kazdego zolnierza pisa
listy do iego najblizszych krew-
nych podajac szczeg6ly o stanie
.chlopca.
Karty czerwonego krzyza maj
sduja sic umieszczone W spisie "
5szpitalu; informacye co do religii
chfopc6w zapisywane So ola do
godnoscl kstezy alb0 mln1stroW.
Bedzie to moze zadaWalniajacaa
wiadomossei Ola Winony Wiedziec,,
re PAM Botsford rozmaWiala z je-
dynym chlopcem W szpitalu, kt t
rego adres jest Winona. Jego naz
wisko jest Fabich.
Department miejscowei usfugi
zyczy sobie azeby " przyszlosci ia
kich poglosek 0 zomierzaeh ME
rozglaszano kt6re ME So praWEdlzziii-
we lecz udano sic do ME scowego
departamentu pc informacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
PoGLosKA o oKRUTNH 20,
RANIoNYM zoKNIERZU
FAkSZYWA.

Cd niejakiegos czasu, krazyla
tn pogloska o zolnierzu z WI
nony znajdujacym sic " Fort Snel
ling, kt6ry utracil obie rece, j O
bic nogi, re dolna Geese jego twa-
rzy jest odstrzelona i re go toz-
samosc osoby jest utracona. Ma
ostatku gloszono jeszcze re ma
urzniety jezyk Opis powyzszyy
zdaje sig bye zgodnym W por6W-
naniu z zofnierzem 0 kt6rym ME
s}yszano mic .przez dluzszy czas.
Azeby sic. dowiedziec j st#ier-
die naocznie o rozgloszonej praw
dziwosci pogloski, " przeszlym ty
godniu stoWarzyszenie czerWone--
60 krzyza Wysaiio do Fort Smell
ling pania O.. B. Botsford, przewo
dniczaca " miejscowym departa--
mencie Ola zbadania praWdy Pa
nj Bodsford udala sic do szpitala
czerwonego krzyza m6Wila z dy
rektorem p, Koe. Er, kt6ry powie
dial ze takiego przypadku "
Fort Smelling ME bylo. PAM Bods
ord~pozWolono przekonac sic ma
ocznie j zwiedzic szpital w Fort
Smelling j tam ona przekonala sic
re ME bylo tax ciezko. ranneggo.
Me bylo tam zadnego nieWido-
mego, ami takiego kt6ryby ultra
ell move. Ranni kt6fych ona INA
mieli ujeta reke albo ramie,
albo ter utracii noge Tub stope.
Pan Koerner objasnil metode
czerWonego krzyza " spotykaniu
sic rannym ma pociagach.
CHI Wielu sWoimi pomocnika--
mWchodza dospociagn " st.Panl
godzinnej jazdy ST.
Paul do Minneapolis, on j jego po-
mio,enliicy, zapisuja nazYiska k 81
dego cz1oViekaz sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
Sytuacya " Polsce krYtyczna,

WaEAZaW8. 10 StycX, tidy ar.
mia bolszewicka znaiduje sic "a
iedwie 3 100 mil cd Warszawy,sy
.tnacva, n%olitvcsna " Polsce bynaj
,m;,ir .sie-me-poprawia. General
.Pi1sndski widocznie wzbrania sic
.nrzyiac propozycye Paderewskie.
%. Twierdzi on. ze rad lego DO.
sw;n;en nozostac i stern do czas,l
LAX nieWveodnem lest
ca1esno}ozen;e. sw;adczy chocby
tan faLt . :n;sve hrvtviska ).
noer,kanska. kt6re tu'nrzvbvly. 3
<w;adczv1v. 3 wystennia " cha
rak+erze.nienrzedowym ! da1vzdo
zroz,m;enia-z e Polsce nie bono.
81 don6h; ma hadz;a m;ec: staleoo
r4adn
IA okol;cznosc iednak ME wzr1,
80. hv,,a ;mn;a; socval;st6w kt6.
rvch nanr65no zak,;naia nrzeciw-
- oho7r ,rrhazn;,c - hols1aw;
!; ,aao;.aa;a - po,ac,5 ukr6t.
- hron;s Ga m,,eza wzdh,5 Gale;
.@oron;or "a morza RaHvck;poo Ia
1 GcAAASJ M Nav
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

Co bylo powodem explozyi, kto
"a wywrociila dwu pietrowy mu-
rowany budynek pod mr.: $40
wsch. 2giej I'll. W piatek ranog
Tos=zapytanie prawdopodobn1ie
bedzie musialo bye rozstrzygnie-
xew sadie. Manazer Briggs cd
.kompanii gazowej, powiedzia} o.
negdaj, re wskaz6wki ma mierni-
ku gazowym ME ~zosta1y mic posu
niete, register ich wskazuje Pc
explozyi TAX samo jak wtenczas
gdyspo-wpro#adzenm gazu pred
kilku dniami umieszczony W piw
niicy, czyli innemi sfowy, re Ma
rushek wcale gazu ME uzywal.
Pan Briggs powiada, re W kr6tce
po e1plozyi, skoro tylko zrobiono
p~rsejscie do piwnicy szukano "a
miernikiem, kt6ry byl odrzucony
2 powodu explozyi, ma inne miej
see, lecz Wskaz6wH oznacza}y re
gazu ME potrzebowano wcale.Pan
Briggs ME stwierdzn jednako1Wto'zz
cry explozya ME nastapifa 2 po-
wodu ulatniajacego sic gazu, po-
wiedzia1 tylko re zagadka jest
ola niego W jah spos6b lokatorzy
uszli nieuszkodzeni skoro explo--:
IVA spowodowana zosta}a przzezl
gaz, PAM Anastazya Marushek ]
lei syn twierdza jednak re to by
la explozya gazowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
R0E6NER Il TEATR
LIBERTY

Reesner, wlasciciel teatru Co
Ionial wykupil teatr migawko-
Wych obraz6w Liberty, pod mr..
SIS wsch. 5tej gul. Teatrem zarza-
dEse bedzie A. Newell. Pan Anto
nj Zabrocki byi zarzadca teatru
cd czasu otwarcia, kilka miesie-.
cy temu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
SEM ZJEDNoCZENIA

We Wtorek odbyl sic " sail pa
sw. StanislaWa *. Sem
Zjednoczenia Polsko Rzymsko-Ke
telickiego pod Q. NJ. B. CO. W Wi
monte, ma kt6rym wybrano haste
pujacy zarzad.
Najprzew. ks. Pralat Pacholsk
obrany kapelanem Zjednoczenia.
PREF. j. Krus.
Y. PREF. j.. Rybarczyk
Sekretarz Jan Bambenek
Kasyer j. S. Czaplewski
Opiek kusy. MARCEL Ritter
Jan Liberia
Dyrektorzy:
Roman Cierzan
Wojc. KistoWski
Jan Rombalski
Wine. Maliszewski
Jakub Tabat-
NJ. Cierzan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
PoszANC PoWR6cM

Jan S. Poszanc, kt6ry sic znaj-
,dowa1 2 wejskiem amerykanskiem
we Francyi j zostal raniony cd
1amkiem bomby ciezko " reke
przyby{ onegdaj do Winony.
Zostal on umieszczony W odbu-
dowanym szpitalu W Camp Dodge
Ia. Jest on synem J6zefa Poszan
ca z Sugar Loaf. Do Francyi cd
.jechal dziesiec miesiecy temu. Tu
spedzi kilka dni ma urlopie u
swych rodzic6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
IA miloss Boskal dajlly dis
-. ]. ntatyellniast.
=ss1s= @#=4# -----------
APPEL Wydziatu Narodowego.

ss5ZPolsk nadchodza eoraz strasznielsze, Wprost rozpacziWe VIE
Sci. Opr6cz= Emory bolszewickiej, kt6ra grozi Macierzy naszej, " Pol
see rozpostarl se panopanies gI6d. Tam codziennie MIRA tysiace 1udu
my ich ratewali..m#s@ N .
Qkret naladoWany zyWnoscia ezeka adjazduz " porcie noWojor-
skim. zyWnosc Ia noze bye zaraz przeWiezionas do Po1ski przez
sGdansl. Ale koszt caly wynosi 2 pol milona dolar6w.- a lyle pie
;niedzy .Wydzial W swyn= skarbie ME ma. DlaCego aemy APPEL J. pros
be do ~wszystkich sfer naszego spoleczenstwa, by natychmiast przy=
slaly jak najwieksze sunny do skarbu Wydzialu Mp:
zywnosc, ktoras mia1a iesdoPoski przez Tryest = ME moze bye
uzyta,s DO komunikacya bolejoWa z Polska przerWana. Jedyna. nadze
ia ocalenia ~czekajacej. ma ratunek ludnosci Polsce ley " Polonii "A
merykanskiej.
Vice semy, APPEL serdeczny, APPEL Staki,by jake ko gdzie ma
fundusze ma cae ratoWnicze, cy narodoWe odesaf je zaraz do Wy
dzialu N. T: Me many diva pol niliona dolar6w a takiej trzeba "a
raz-dzis. natychmiast1 RatoNac trzeba brae nasza wOjczyznierato
wac zaraz. spenijmy swojs obowiazek.
ofiarnych serc W imieniu glodnych braci i si6str starcoW j dznci
" Polsce i 8 natychmiastoWe blaga ofiary, datki i skladki.
Czynilismy dotad co bylo W naszych slach MECH tar zbozna ro-
bota trivia dalei.Na wlasnych siachs polegac musimy -ssWoim my
pomagac,, 0kret q zyWnoscia czeka - danny vice zaraz danny,
DO iednas trzecia ladunku okretowego to mleko skondezowane da
dzieci, reszta to t1uszcze i wiktua1y.
Oni tam :glodni, okret czeka! Zbawienie ola tysiecy many po-
s}ac, ma milose Boska ME zwlekajmy 2 ratunkien.
Rodacy -Bracia do dziela.
Rodacy i Bracia ma ratunek!
Zapomnijmy ma razie o Wszystkiem -
Ratujmy Poske z glodu!
Do czynu! ZarazIt Natychmiast!
30 gIod ME czeka "a Polska g}odna
Kto wBoga wierzy MECH spieszy - 2 pomoca!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
WiadonnOsci
hlllElEJS0O1WE.

s. p. Jds6 Bronx, kt6rego POI
grzeb odbyl sic y niedziele pc po-
ludniu, byl synem Jakuba Bronka
kt6ry byl niegdys policyantem j
wlascicielem hall dramatycznej, a
ME Leona jak bylo mylnie " ostat
MIN nuumerze podane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
TRY zAcMIENIA w 1919 r.

-. -
Diva zacmienia slonca i jedno "a
cmienie ksie1yca znajduja sic ma
Iiscie ma rok 1919ty. Ca}kowite
zacmienie slonca bedzie zupehie
widoczne ola niekt6rych czesci
-swiata, lecz ME W Stanach zjed-
noczonych, nastapi 29go maja a
drugi raz 22go listopada, drugi
raz bedzie widzialne take W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych. Zacmienie
,ksiezyca tylko czesciowe nastapi
7go listopada. Ksiezyc rozpoczniee
wchodzic W zaemienie o 6stej go
dzinie wieczorem.
Popielec " tym roku przypada
ma 5go marca.
Wielkanoc bedzic W biezacym
roku p66zno, DO az 20go kwietnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
1rockI Wien Lenina.

Kopenhaga IL stycz. Mikolaj
Lenin, bolszewicki premier Rosy,
przyaresztowany zostaI ma rozkaz
ministra wojny Trockiego. ktory
.oglosil q MoskWy do szwedzkiej
gazety Gothenburg. Nieporozumie
ME wyniklo z powodu roznicy
zdan obydwu przewodc6w. Lenin
boWiem chcial dopuscic do rzadow
menszewik6w czyli umiarkoWa--
nych. Trock zas byf "a dalszymi
radiant terroru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
POLACY POD BRON.

WAsZYNGTON ID G IL Stycz. Nadszed} tn kablogram cd
Polskego Komitetu N%arodowego -wzywajacy pod bron wszystklch
Polak6W zdolnych do noszenia broni. Szeregi ochotnicze . Ameryki
potrzebne SO " Po1sce, aby ja ocalic pred faa bolszewizmu.
Do szereg6w vice Ar1ni Polskiej MECH sic zgasza kazdy kto do
tego zdolny, Rekrutacya BOWEN bedzie zamknleta 1890 lutego 2. RI
Ochotnicy zapsuiacy sic obecnie w szeregi ochotnicze musza zfozyc1
przyiege, ze s1uzyc beda W Arnii s miesiecy co najmnieJ pc podpil
saniu zaWarciu pokoju. #
# Polska VIOLA swa m1odzez! Polacy do broni!
* s.st = WYDZIAL NARODOWY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

TO Jest pora roku najwiecej
wyprobowana ola tych kt6rzy SO
skIonni do zatwardzenia. Wielu
obawiia sic zimy jedynie 2 tego po
Wodu. Me klopoecie sic, lecz u
.zywaiicie Hollister'a Rocky Noun
tain herbate, naturalny srodek
Ieczniczo mieszany. Rezultaty
gwarantowane.W Browne
Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
konferuie : FL
sudskim.
GeneWar16 :stYcz.

Genewa,'16 stycz.- StosoWnle
do depesz, :otrzymanych tutaj
przez przSjaci6l, Paderewski byl
tylko lekko raniony podezas
machu ma jegozycie przez mofder
&c bolszcwika. Mimo rany Pa
derewski " da1szym~ ciagu kollfe-
rule 2 Pilsudskim mad utWorze--
MEN nowego gabinetu i obmysla:
ssr, Xxi przeciWko bolszeWikom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

znajduja sic juz " Mostach "
poblizu Brzescia Litewskieggo. Pra
wdopodobniiie niemieckie wojska
wstrzymaja ich ma jakis czas, ale
ME ma dlugo. Niebezpieczenstwo
bolszewickie. tudziez los radyka--
low niemieckich W Berlinie wy
warly potekny wplyw " Warsza-
vie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

Franciszek Bronx, 2 Fried, n.
Oak. kt6ry Is Lat temu wyjechal
ma farme do Dakoty, i tam objai
+farme pc swych rodzicach, przy-
jecha} do Winony odwiedzic
swych rodzicow j innych krew-
nych.