davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
Ruch F%ederacyjny.

Ma posiedzeniu Wydz.
W~ykonawczego odbytem W
W srode dnia ego maja, u.
r~zedownie do Federacyi EOS
sta1y przyjete osady nastepu-
jace:
/. Niep. Poczecia N. NJ.
P. W South Chicago.
2. Sw. Stanis}awa, East
Chicago, Ind.
8. Sw. Trolley, Chicago, Ill.
4. Sw. Walentego, Peru, III.
5. Sw. Piotra, Stevens
Point, Wis.
6. Sw. Familii, Ashland,
Wis.
Z. Sw. Stanis4awa, Buffalo,
n. Y.
s. Sw. Stanis}awa, Michi-
gan City, Ind.
9. SIS. Cyryla i Metodego,.
Milwaukee, Wis.
10.tSw. Rodziny, Dillonva-
lie, 0.
Wszystkim powyzej wy
mienionym osadom zostana'
W tym tygodniu przes}ane
dyplomy federacyjny 2 do1aR-.
czeniem urzedowego zawia-
domienia 0 przyjeciu, zawie-
rajacego zarazem pewne Wska-
z6wki co do wstepnej dzia1al-
nosci nowo przyjetych osad.
Aplikacye zprosba Q przy-
jecie do Federacyi przys}a1y:
osada W par. sw WojciechaW
Grand Rapids, Mich, oraz
osada utworzona przez Tow.
do Zjednoczenia W Nanticoke,
Pa. Ostatnia 2 mich przes1a1a
jednoczesnie $500 podatku.
federacyjnego.
Nadto pc odnosne instruk-
eye j ustawy federacyjne
zglosila sic nowo powstajaca
osada " Amsterdam, n. y.
Wydzial Wykonawczy ma
posiedzemu ,odbytem dnia2O..
maja postanowil zwo}ac ma
dzwyczaine posiedzenie v
sprawie rozpatrzenia j ONO
vienna rozlicznych kwestyi.
tyczacych sic z%achowania
rozwoju og6lu polskiego v
Istanach Ziednoeczolnych, Pc 20.
Isiedzenie Is odbedle sie27go'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

" Eurepie, cd Czerwca, az do Lii
stopada z najlepszym cz}owiekiem
" naszym wzajemnym zawodzie;
W tel szkole .otrzymacie wyksztai-
Genie podlug najnowszej Amery-
kahekie; j Europejskiej metody.
Zapytajcie sic, albo m6wcie przez
telefon do w. F. A. Woodcock:
szkola zegarmistrzowska, Szkola
optyczna i rytownicza, Winona,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
SIABI MEzGZYzNI.

&HFTgg
kopj4 znakomitejj recepttyy Wy.
sela darmo Wszyst1k1im potrzebu-
jacym pomocy. Nlema tn zadne-
go humbugu e. o. ID, Tub Gle
czenia probpego''. Czytajj niniejj-
sza notatke do konca.sss5
Chciaibym by to przeozytai q co
cierpia ma nadwerezen,e systemu,
ostabionego naddzyciami smlodoscl.
Posluchajcie me- rady Porzudcie
Wszelkie doswjadczenia 2 sspr6hne-
mi leczeniami'' pasami elektryczny-
mi, specjaljstami j innemi szarla-
tahskieml sztuczkam,. Pasy was
nieulecz2e, q n%ieustanne przyjmowa-
ME lekarstw zniszczy VAN organa
trawiace, zatruje VASE system og6l-
ny i doproYadzi was do stanu nieu-
leczslnego.
Przez dfugie lata cierpia{em 2
powodu bled6w mfodosci ma rozsze-
rzenie zy}, polucye, nerwowosc,.
sFaba panied, utrate mezkosci, SHY
zywotnej j checi do zyciasit p. j
bylem do tego stopnia nierozwaz-
Dym, re pr6bowafem nieomal wszy-
slk'ego co mi sc tylko spotkac zda-
rzy4o, lecz stan moi, zamiast polep-
szenia, ciagle pogorsxaf sic estate
cznie wyjecha}em do starego kraju
powr6ci}em najzupefniej wyleczo-
nym. Recepte tego znakomitego le-
kara posiadam dotad. Poniewaz
wien 2 w}asnego doswiadczen;a jak
trudno jest bye wyleczonym W tym
kraju, postanowifem wiec przyjsc
lnnym z pomocai kazdemu cier-
piacemu kto do mnie napisze wyszle
W zap'eczetowanym liscie kopjs
tel znakomrtej recepty wraz re
wszystkiemi potrzebneml informa-
cyami b%ezp}atnie. Recepta ia opie-
wa po4aczenie si}nych cho6 nieszko-
dliwyh srodk6w lekarskich i tax
est pisana, re MONA przez nia o.
trzymaG takowe W dobrej apiece "a
ma}a Gene. Wien ia dok}adnie co
te lekarstwa NIGGA. One lecza Poi
dzcie "a moja rada i spr6bujcie ich,
a znajdziecie je przewyzszajacemi
wszystko cokolwiek badz dotad pro-.
bowaliscie i one wylecza was koms
p%letnie.
Prosze mnie ME braG "a jednego
z tych wielu szalbierzy i naciaga~,
czy, co ma zaka}e medycyny ofaruja
HtbezpFatnie recepty", ,,bezpfatne
leezenia', ,,pasy elektryczne' t. p,
ably tylko wy}udzic cd was pienia@.
DE "a bezwartos.iowe a czesto i
niebezpieczne srodk,, wysylane
przez G. o. D. ia ME nam mic do
wysfania przez q. O. D. mic do
sprzedania i nazwlsko vase zacho-
wan " tajemniey. Ia Gala moja
usluge wymagam tylko so cent6w
pc waszem wyleczeniu. Pod zad~
nym warunkiem wiecej zadac ME
bede mad te mafa kwote, a tel ME
potrzebujecie mi przysy4ac az Pc
maj zupelnie]szem wyleczeniu mojei
przys{ugi dla was. Piszcie wiec
mnie natychmiast, zanim zapomni-
Gle to uczynic. Pamietajcie, re Dc
trzymujecie recepte j wszystkie POI
trzebne ,nformacye bezp}atn'e j ME
potrzebujecie mic p}acic az pc wylee
czeniu was a p6zniej tylko SO CEN.
tow.
C. II. BENTSON,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

fmaja . ggoyd q 3 po polu'1di1nriu1,.
lZaproszenia IA to posiedze-
mic. zostaly rozeslane do ksie-
zy polskich " Chicago oraz
do najWyglb.ittniiejszych jedn %
(stek polskiej inte1igencyi
(miejscowej jak r6wniez
Wszystkich czlonk6w Wydz.
|Wyk. mieszkajacych pc "a,
Chicago.
R6Wniez ma ostatniem po-
|siedzeniu Wydzial Wyko-
nawczy uchwalil " czasie
mozebnie najkr6tszym zajac
sic sporzadzeniem spisu lud-
5nosci. Odnosne cyrkularze
j szematy jeszcze pred ko6-
Gem tego miesiaca zostana ro-
zeslane. do Wiel. ksiezy pro-
boszcz6W parafii Polskich; a
by zas tychze spisem ludno-
Sci zbytecznie ME obciazac,
postanowiono szemata staty-
czne WystosoWac jak najkr6t-
SEE. Spodziewae sic nalezy
re Wiel. D~uchowienstwo ma
SEE zechce okazac sic PREY
chylnem sprawie spisu lud-
nosci i re szemata sobie
przes}ane, wype1niwszy MALE
lezycie, bezwlocznie odeszle.
UWaga:
Osady zg1aszajace sic do
.FederacYi powinny W "a
plikacyi wyszczeg6lnic: y
NAIVE osady (czyli parafii);
q imionai nazwiska urzed-
nik6w osady z do}aczeniem
adresu sekretarza protok6}o-
wego; y og6lna liczbe cz}on-
k6w.
Aplikacya moze bye zreda-
gowana jak nastepuje:
Do Wydz. Wykonawczego:
Osada (nazwa osady po-.
dug parafii) W (miejscowos-
ci) liczaca obecnie.... cz}on-
k6w niniejszem uprasza Wy
dial Wykonawczy 0 przyje->
Gle do Federacyi.
PREF. -.
Wice-prez. ;.
Sex. prot. .
Sex. fin. :.
Kasyer. :.
KS. K. Sztuczko, G. S. G.
Sex. l..
Chicago 23.5 1903.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
CAS- como
rozdane zostalo przesz1o
0sobom

W ~ostatnich trzech tygodniach
W apiece Laura oko1o 900.
do. 800 os6b bierze go dzien-
ME, IS os6b cierpiacych ma
%reumatyzm dozna}o ulgi "
ostatnich 10 dniach. Jezei
ME jestescie " stanie przyjsc;
diva ray dziennie, azeby
spr6bowac Cas-Cono darmo,
mozecie dostac dolarowa bu-
telke "a 35c, albo try "a
dolara, a jezeli W dziesieciu
dniach ME doznacie ulgi W
katarze i reumatyzmie, przy-
niescie nam butelke !; cd
bierzcie pieniadze.
Jezeli ME ~sprawimy ulgi "
chorobie zoladka, merck lub
watroby, zwr6cimy wan pie
Made. Boil GkOWY, SKA-
BOSCH NIEWIESCIE, ALDO
w NOCY,
spowodowane slaboscia ne
rex, leczy W czterech Tub
pieciu dniach, albo zwracamy
pieniadze.
leczy te cho-
roby przez czyszczenie krwi..
Setki os6b biora poczestunek
darmo W
apiece Lauer'a
POczestunek darmO
az do 20 CzerWca.
Reprezentant lekarskiej kom.
Cas- Como obecny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
llgifol)sfaM
IK!sI L d N.
Welding stare;j ba5ni Juliana 3.
Gag d]la,'lszy).

(Ciagg dalszy).
More spokojnie ley ma
100 mil wzdluz j wszerz.
Ma MEM olbrzymia, poszar-
pana ska}a z daleka ku ME-
bu sic Wznosi. Spokojnie do
plywaja ku niej. Wtem sic
e~straszny hulk armatni z niej
rozlegnie, tysiacem odbitych
strzal6w ma wszystkie strony
pc morzu huczy.
To czarnoksieznik re swe-
60. zamku do n~adp}ywajacego
okre tn strzelil, ale strza1 mu
mic ME szkodzi, z piana NOR
ska po wierzchu fall sic roz-
sypa1.
Doplywaja ku brzegu,.
majtkowie wstrzymuja okret
ma kotwicy. Litos1aw sam z
okretu ma ma}a wsiada }6dke
i wnet~do skalistego* brzegu
doplynie.
VIII.
Litos1aw juz tax blisko
brzegu; wtems sic niebo stra-
sznie chmurzyc i czernic "a
cze1o.. Czarne k}ebiace sic
chmury mad samem prawie
morzem wisza. Re >ska} wy
spy zerwa}o sic ku MENU
stado czarnych kruk6w, uno-
sza sic W powietrzu; pod
czarne chmury do CORY j ma
ma dol, i kracza mad Litos}a-
wa g}owa. Jeden ma g1owie
MI siada, kracze i skrzyd1a-
mi trzepoce, drugi z szpona-
mi do oczu mu sic rzuca, o.
czy mu wydrapie; a wszyst-.
kie kracza akracza, az W g1o-
vie Litos}awa huczy. Reka-
mi sic ptak ogania, a ma
16dce, pc falach sic rzuca,
ledwie utrzyma6 sic zdo}a.
Wtem rozlegl sic swist ja-
kis, stado zar}ocznych pta-
k6w ku czarnym chmurom z
wrzaskiem leci, zn6w ma O.
:strych ska}y krawedziach O.
puszczajac sic, usiada, pod
*skakuje i szkrzyd}a unosi DO
lotu gotowe,
Litoslaw dop}ywa do brze-
gu, wtem mu lodi jakis po-
tw6r ma box wywraca, on ma
brzeg wyspy wyskoczy1 i
i strasznego potwora, co ma
niego piekielnym wzrokiem
:patrzy i paszcze otwiera i ku
glowie mu sic rzuca, jednem
re skaly pchnieciem W otch-
:lanie mora wtracal JUL pc
urwiskach ska}y ku zamko-
wi do CORY sic pnie, od1amki
ska1 z pod n6g ku morzu "a
MIN tocza sic z loskotem.
Wtem pod stopa COS mu
.blysnelo, sykne}o. Srebrzysty
waz 2 ~wystawionem zadiem,
z palacem okiem do twarzy
mu sic cisnal, calego go opa-
sal. K1eby wez6w ko}o n6g
,mu sic snuja, lebki do CORY
podnosza, niemi trzesa sy-
era. Litoslaw weza " obie
rece po zimnej, 5lliis ' }usce
mu sic zsuwajacego wzia} 2
,calej silly No box MIN szar-
,pna1 ku morzu doleko Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
WydZial
I][lIl;-gO POlslklliegO RzylnllisslkLOl o.
KatolickiegO KOngresuz
" Ameryce.

Ks. Fr. WojtaleWicz, PREF.
Exchange ave. SO str.
So. Chicago, III.
Stefan Czaplewski vice PREF.
747 First av. Milwaukee Wis.
KS. IL. Sztuczko CSC. Sex. I.
$50 Noble str. Chicago, I'D,
Leon Szopihski, Sekr. II.
565 Noble str. Chicago, III.
Stanislaw Lipowicz, kasyer.
$50 352 Peckham str.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Wszelkie pisma, isty ect.
do Wydzia4u ~Wykonawczego,
Tub Federacyi nalezy wyse-
lac pod adresem: KS. e.
Sztuczko, G. S. G..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

.sowy, puszczyki, puehacze
w6r6d cieni, co Cd czarnych
chmur ma ziemie spadly,
kraza, hucza j piszcza, juz,
luz L~itos1awa%dos ziemi przy==
gniota. Jeden ogromny pu-
chacz . szeroko rozlozonemi
skrzydly ma glowie mu sic
dzi, on go niesie, diva mniej :
sze ma ramionach mu sic u
nosza, dzi6bami do usz6w
mu mierza j piszcza j hucza
j zawodza strasznie, zalosnie,
[dwa inne u lewego boka
dzi6bami i szponami sic wpie-
1y i szamoca sic j szarpia.
lLitos1aw rekami sic odgania,
income ptaki odpedza, juz
przed pa}acem stanaf.
Teraz swist sic rozlegl i
piekielna ptactwa usta1a mu-
zyka.
! Litoslaw patrzy ma pa1ac
wspanialy i ma stojacego
pred MIN czarnego meza,
ten ponurem okiem b}ysna1,
g1owa kiwai dziwi sic ogrom-
ME.
- Ha, ha, ha, czego tn
cheese, nieznany ~cz}owiecze?!
- VIOLA.
Litos}aw zkads ten smiech
i ten CLOS sobie przypomina,.
DO on ME vie, to Czaros1aw,
co biedna Nawojke przesla-
DUE, dreczy, pc swiecie ma
szata6skich skrzyd}ach gdzie
chce goni i tn wsr6d ba}wa-
now morskich zdala cd swia-
ia W swym zamku mieszka.
= Jestem Litos}aw, jade.
po portret mel drogiej No,
wojki!
- Twojej Nawojki, twojej?
- pyta Czaros}aw. - O moi
bratku, ME tax to }atwo.
.Portret dam... ola czego, O,
ola czego? Ale wprz6d mu-.
sisz spelni6 kilka warunk6w.
~ Nov jake? = zywo
Litos}aw zawo}a.
- Najprz6d tax niespo-
~dziewanego goscia jutro.
ma obiad zapraszam. Piec-
dziesiat t}ustych wieprz6w
bedzie. zabitych ma okrase,
ma barszcz i ma pieczyste,
piecdziesiat korcy pszenicy
zemlec dis kaze mako ma
palone kluski, prazuchy....
Jesli to wszystko naraz zjesz
Litos}awie, portret Nawojki
dam, o dam, ola czego?
J - Dobrze panic! smia-
10 Litos}aw odpowie, a ma
mysl mu przychodzi z ko-
scia W ustach olbrzym Clio
domir. = Tylko ME gniewaj
sic ma mnie panic, re mann z
SODA kilku towarzyszy!
doda} W koncu.
| owszem, prosze wsyst-
kich, iowszem! = Czaros}aw
odpowie.
Nazajutrz Litos}aw swoich
towarzyszy z okretu do pa
1acu %prowadzi. Najprz6d i
die czterech olbrzym6w, po-
sr6d Mich Skoczykraj ma jed
ma noge utyka, IDA sic, il
< -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
ooWIE NEED OF MONEY.
He Commands His Followers to
Raise So, 900, 900 Without Delay

John Alexander Dowie, general over.
seer Of the Christian Catholic Church, has
issued call for y 100000 The head
OF the Zion industries does not make the
call in the form OF request for money
or advice To his followers 70 take up that
amount of additional stock which he is
attempting TO float.
This il not my advice to you. whom
God has committed To my care, IL II
my command a. Gods messenger and
your leader" ssys the letter, which il
published in Leaves Of Healing Real
ize by immediate sale the cash proceeds
Of all your properties, invest in Zion Sc
curities or Zion land, and come with all
your house to Zion City il the com
mand.
The general overseer declares that the
need OF capital is not due TO "a depression
of the business Of the Zion industries,
but because the demand for Zion pro-
duets is greater than the producing
power OF ts present capital
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
MecormIek Company Employees
Given q Share in the Profits.

Faithful employees of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Company, which
cold out 70 the International Harvesting
Company are to have share in the prof
its OF the new company.
Employees who worked FIVE years or
more with the Mccormick Company will
receive certificates oi stock, par value
800, to the extent OF > per cent. OF the
total salaries they have earned during
their connection with the company.
Should any recipient of these shares de-
sire to convert the same into cash, it is
provided that he may do 80 between
January |, 1907, and January /, 1909,
payment OF 500 for each share being
guaranteed. 1t is stated that this action
Of the Mccormick Company is taken az
recognition Of the Cooperation which
was uniformly rendered by the employees
TO the management"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
EngIishman Throws Bouquet Of
Swanson,

There sat Ia one OF the senate galleries
Yesterday an English attorney OF some
note, MIR. Thomas Fitzgerald, who threw
bouquets at some Of our congressional
orators on the Democratic side such ~
should iCcrease their chestexpar sion.
Yesterday was In the house gallery,
observed this very gentiemanIy chap TO
a fellow spectator DO youknow was
entertained by the speeches OF the minor
ity leader. Your speaking here appears
to be OF much higher order Of merit
than in our house OF commons. And ,
have taken considerable pains TO observe
such things in my time. There was one
speech in particular which interested m
exceedingly. The man must he one oI
your leading orators. lie was very icsce
tul and able. Let me see. Ills name wa
Swanson, swanson. | think that was
il. looked this morning, you know, N
the Congressional Record and there
found IL. Swanson must be ono II your
leading orators.
The conversation quickly got into cir
cnlation around the senate, and hall q
dozen persons were later scudding to wart
the honse side with a nice swap" io
the young Virginian. Washington post
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
SP0TSYLVANIA.
Accidents Other Notes, Etc.
Stubbs, Va, Nov. 10, 1903.

Stubbs, Va, Nov. 10, l9O3.
Mr. IIslrey, Of Culpeper, has been in
this county buying cattle.
Mr. 1had NJ. Jones, while at finder 4
Station some days ago, hal "a marrow ~
cape lie was crossing n switch when a
freight ear, SUPP oscd to have been started
10y the Jar, ran into hia wagon, crushing
two wheels. Mr.. Jones and the team
were not injured
MIR ElmOnt Ilansiord had fine setter
dog hilled 10y the train Friday. MIR.
llansiord killed five wild turkeys II few
days ago There stems 10 be qnte a
number Of these birds, and the huntsmen
have been busy since the season began.
Mr. Lum Lloyd has been suffering from
u form OF blood poison.
MIR Wesley Lloyd, who has had an at
tack Oi acute muscular rheumatism, is
now improving
Mr. and Mrs. n. NJ. Jones visited Mrs
VI. b. Chewning, Mr. Jones mother, Sun
day.
Nlessrs. Leslie Swift and John Franck
have their new homes about completed.
Mr. Lou Harris has lost fine hogs by
Aut tiihflliW NV II " liFf NhAbhE
the swine, suppo-e1 TO be cholera.
Many farmers arr forced 10 sell of their
stock at y sacr.li e, owing TO scarcity Of
feed
Mr. Eide Bottieson If bnidiDg resi-
dence ior Mr Clyde IaJ lOr ON his farm
recently purchased near Grauite Springs.
Misses Minnie and Cora Parker spent
several days last week, visiting Mrs. 4
Kirhpaugh aud Miss Jennie kishpaugh,
ol Orange.
Mrs Y. Il. Talley and daughter, Ethel,
visited Mrs I =. Jones Sunday.
Mr.. VIM Reynolds, one Of Orange
eounty's most popular school teachers,
resigned the public shcool which was a.
signed 10 him, ami hbs accepted better
paving position.
Farmers are busy getting their turkeys
and other poultry ready Tor Tnanksgiy
ing. The turkey market illnot behood-
ed from this yicinity.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
Mr. Hickman to Leave for New Field
Other Notes, Personals, Etc.
Spotsyl 5ania, Va, Nov. 20, 1903.

Spotsy 5ania, Va, Nov. 20, 1908.
Mr.. A. II. Crismond, in company with
his attorney, Mr.. st. GeO. Il FiIzhugh,
Of Fredericksburg, went To Richmond
Wednesday on business.
DR.. VIM. A. Harris, Of our village,
spent the night in fredericksbnrg We'd.
nesday. and returned home yesterday.
Mre. Alice Dickinson, who was visiting
relatives at Milford recently will visit her
sister, Mrs 4. ii CrismOHd, here in few
days
Rev. J. W. Hickman has returned from
the Conference in harlOttesyille, anG
will go TO his new field Of labor at Gas
cade. Va in short time. Mr. Heck
man and his WIFE vii be in easy reach oi
their native homes, both being natives
Of Franklin county, and Mr.. Hickman =
ne y Geld il ia Pittsylyania and Henry
counties, both ui which iOin Franklin
county.
Rev. W Pace. Of GOochland charg,
who has been asul gGed TO Spotsylyania,
with his wife will be here in week or
ten day
Miss Lucy Kube, Of Orange, ~ho has
bren visiting historic Hotel for several
weeks. left this week for her home. She
male many friends here during her stay
SIR. A. j. Riley and family, who have
been on the farm Of Rev. j. +. II. Cris-
mOnd for the past two years, will move
into our village next week.
Mr.. Geo. G.. keerfOOt has recently gone
Ia Newport News TO take charge OF a
truck farm near there which Mr. 4. H.
Gas le anticipated managing, but later
changed his mind. Mr. kerfoOt's family
will follow soon, and il is thought Capt
Beyer-y's family will also leave in d
short white
A small ,olored son Il Anhie lewi'
here climbed up on pile Of cross ties
few days ago, tel of aud broke his leg
Mr.. Eustace H. Blaekley, Il smell, ha'
secured a position in Fredericksburg, ,ant
IL now there.
Hon. NJ. II. Dickinson,o OF MclAenry wa
in our village yesterday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
r8E0galcKsBuRe w., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1903.
TITLE OF REVEREND AND o. D
The Course Of Rev Mr. Thomson,
Of MASSACHUSETTS. Approved by Mr..
Rogers

OF MASSACHUSETTS, Approved by Mr..
Rogers
Edge Hill, King George Co. Va, Nov
10Th. 1903.
To the Free Lance:
"Rey. Alfred e. Thomson. n Free Bap-
tist minister of Worcester, Mass. il an
other clerical crank He asks his friends
and the public, after having studied the
Bible anu given the matter much prayer.
To omit the Reverend and D. u Gs
applied to him He says he believes them
to be- uuscriptural Editorial comment
in Free Lance Saturday, Nov II, 1903
In this progressive age, when ministers
OF the Gospel as announced by the lowly
NaEarene. are go ready 10 follow ~ the
ways of the world, and to accept aud To
adopt any tlambonyant sty lie or title that
will puff vanity or cOddle cOnceit how
like n refreshing breath from the pure at
mosphrre of heaven comes Brother lhOm-
son = request 10 his friends and the pub
lie to omit these psrniciOns and unscrip-
turAl titles As applied To him. Thank
God for this public announcemtnt by
Brother Thomson that be wants none Of
these horns OF the devil tu hinder his
passage through the strait gate and the
narrow way that leadeth unto life
Crank. indeed be may be In the ests-m oi
those who love the empty honor hnd
glory that the world can bestOw, who
have uppermost sgats at feast ari IN
synsgogre and greetings in the markets
and 10 be- called Ol men, Rabbi, Ranhi
But with his Master. who thus denounced
THE pride. seiiconceit and byPOcriTy. he
is ~ lee unto salvation. let ~ hope hat
Brother Thomson il only one Oi many
thousands that God has Reserved unto
himself that have not bowel the knee 60
this Baal Of pOmp and ostentation. |
feel that | would like 10 journey all the
way q Worcester. Mas. 10 shake the
hand Of Brother Thomson, aud To wish
him God speed for having brnshed eside
this glamour Oi AN unholy pride. 80 That
he can see through the vista Of faith tht
Star Of Bethlehem standing over he
humble manger. II there IL one pr, cept
a. tanght by our Savior given more
prominence than another, II II this lysson
oi humility. Selfabnegation was the
Distinguishing trait Of the Messianir mig-
sion tn earth. lie taught. ~ never man
taught, by the parable ol the two men
who went up into the temple to Iray-
the one pharisee, the other a puhll.an.
Chat every one that eNalteth himself rhali
be abased, and he that humbeth himself
shall be- exalted le made Himself Of
no rrpu.ation-took upon Him the form
of a servant. i In striking contrast
with the lordly Right Reverend Bishop,
the y. pc, the LII De a. Of our mod
ern churchmen. And We are told that
Brother Thomson reached thiscOnclnsiOn
after having studied the Bible and given
the matter much prayer. and believed
them unscriptural. Hence there Wa
nothing for him 10 do hut renounce the m
Reverse or revise your criticism, dear
Lance, and make haste to apolORiz 10
Brother Thomson for having publi-! ei
him a- a crank ir the manlJ thing "a DO.
JAMEs r. RoGEH-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
BOUGHT AN EAR FOE $4,000
Mutilated Western Millionaire Has
One Grated In Philadelphia.


Philadelphia Nov l9 - 4 good
healthy ear and $4,000 lncool cash have
changed owners that q Western mill
lionaire's disbursement might be- OBJ
liberated. The organ was severed from
its natural position on the head Of a
Young New Yorker. Dr. Andrew L..
Nclden. an eminent surgeon Of the
metropolis. having carefully trimmed
and sized" the dissccted member, at
tached it 10 the Uranium of the wealthy
gentlemen. The grated ear was ban
daged. the Gothamite's stump" was
dressed and plastEed. and balm In
the sum ol $4,000 was poured in
The operation was performed In a
hospital in this city Both are resting
easily. and Dr. Nelden stated that he
had every reason to believe that In a
week or ten days all would be well
with his two patients.
The operation was 10 have been per
formed In New York. but District At
torney Jerome warned the doctor that
he might get into trouble, as there is
a law in that state prohibiting mutila-
ton. II was then decided to come 20
this cNy The name of the millionaire
and the man who sold his ear is kept
secret Neither is il known how or
when the millionaire lost his ear.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-24
Stepped Against a Hot S owe

A child of Mrs. Geo. Il. Benson,
when getting his usual Saturday
night bath, stepped back against II
hot stove which burned him severely.
The child was in great agony and his
mother could do nothing To paeify
him. Remembering that she had II
bottle OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm
in the house, she thought she would
try it. In less than half an honr
after applying it the child was quiet
and asleep, and in less than two weeks
was well. Mrs. Benson isa well known
resident Of Kellar, Va. Pain balm is
an antiseptic liniment and especially
valuable for burns. cuts, bruises and
sDrains. For sale by Nm. Lewis, drug
oriat