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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15
EDITORIAL

Secretary Metcslf came to California TO in
vestigste japanese problem with his conclusion
in his pocket Page
odelrs praise of Hearst the logic of sore
head. Page 8
Antics of Ruers Looters' League amuse tn.
Eastern. press. fsge 8
Nice point involved in refusal Of Carnegie
Fund Commission to reward a hero of the Va
lencis wreck. Page
GRAFT SCANDAL
Grand Jury takes up investigation of the
French restaurant and may return an in
dictment against Ruef today. Page
Investigation Of graft in Chinatown is the
next matter to be taken up. Page Q
Ruef's hoId-up Of the Belvedere Saloon is 70
be looked into by Grand Jury tomorrow Page 2
Board of Health begins to figure in the mu-
nicipsl graft scandal Page
CITY
Miss Edith Metcsf captures burglar who en-.
ters family home on Preside Heights Page
Mrs Louise Mary Forsn asks TO have husband
restrained from bothering her. Page 1s
Funeral Of General Shsfter today will be at
tended by every army officer in this
ton Page 10
walls Of Emporium, huiIsinr are declared dan
ssrous and Works Beard orders them taken
down. Page IS
Election Commissioners discover th.t otessrs
at voting pl2css-vere careless ana stupIa P. 10
Sergeant Donovan Is removed IS head Of
license department after row u Police Conn
mission Page 1e
Supervisor Ssnderson must explain why he
failed to pay his wife alimony Page
Car crushes ont life of four-year-old Gladys
Fsit and mother attracted BY crowd collapsee
when she sees her child's body. Page Is
Police Commissioner creswen SAYS he. is
snxiously awaiting the acceptance Of his resigna-
ton from the board. Page 16
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY.
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY So
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TODAY.

YESTERDAY-Clear: west wind; maximum
temperature. IS; minimum temperature. So
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Cloudy; probably
rain; fresh south wind Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15

II began of the French yesterday but dm
will
grating involve Scmtz and Ruef will be taken
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15
SUBURBAN

Southern Pacific Company plans extension Of
its local ferry train service in Oakland TO meet
Key Route competition. Page
Male students at Berkeley accused Of gross
disturbance IN front of sorority homes Page 4
Prisoner claiming 10 be college graduate shot
BY policeman IN attempting to escape from Oak
land changing. Page 4
Action begun at San Rafael for the removal
Of Sophia C. Livesey, sdninistratrix of FretweIl
estate. Page 4
SsrsheI A Gaines. wen-knovn newspaper
man. who was hurt in accident. dies Of his
injuries. Page 5
Oakland ncdiste accuses army captains wife
Of shoplifting. Page 4
Mrs. Miles 7. Baird begins suit for divorce in
Marin County court. Page 10
COAST
Overlooked rivers food three hundred square
miles in Northwestern Washington. farm
houses washed away, lives lost and enormous
property damage reported Page /
Governor Psrdee issues commissions 70 Ma
tionsl Gusrdsmen. Page 8
Perjury charged in timber land cases in
Idaho. Page 5
DOMESTIC
Colorado Commissioner says third of smaller
fire insurance companies are operating pure
nerve Page /
John p. Rockefeller and four others indicted
Hartman 10 raise wages Of clerks employed on
his system Of railroads Page 9
Congress on uniform divorce laws ends work
BY adopting plans to secure uniformity. Page Is
II second will is not found Mrs. oe1richs will
compromise claim against husbands estate. P. s
FOREIGN
Girl Russian terrorist sentenced to death for
bomb throwing Pare l
Dutch cruiser arrives at Port de France and
spreads rumor that Castro Of Venezuela is
dead Page 5
Karl Hau, charged with murder of nnotherin-
law. is further remsnded by English courts P. 16
Santos Dunout says dying machines win be
more extensively used than automobiles Page 6
French court grants Countess de CastelIane
divorce and refuses TO order an allowance for
Count. Page 8
Chancellor Won Bulor praises attitude Of
United States in twice preserving peace of
world. Page 9
Father of Prince Robert de Brogiie files suit
to annul sons marriage Page 9
Mrs. Charles A. Strong. daughter of John D.
Rockefeller. dies at Cannes. Page s
SPORTS
Closing Of Ascot Park would put horsemen
in sorry plight. PAGE 7
Coach Taylor of University of California Rugby
team writes on referees. Page 6
81. 1856 Page g
Demand for 1907 autos greatly exceeds the
supply Page 6
BerkeIeys captain brands as false infervicw
in which be was made to criticise Referee I'm
mack Page 6
Stray. rs to shot. upsets the talent at
Aqueduct. Page z
Two jockeys are thrown and badly hurt at La
tonia- Page Z
Betting carried at Benninss track de-
clsred Illegal By Washington Judge Page 7
Dick sullivan. a former four-round fighter. is
latest candidate FOR match with Joe
Thomas Page 6
LABOR
Union printers eight-hour day assessment
again reduced by the parent body. Page .
MARINE
Liner Msriposa meets flock Of ducks at sea
1900 miles from this port and 1900 miles from
nearest land. Page II
MINING
More than 100000 shares of mining stocks
are sold in one day In fhis city. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15
CASE OF BELvEDERE

For Friday an inquiry has been
set in the case OF the Belvedere
saloon Ruef had piled his thrift
to gain an interest in this resort.
and Heney IS said to have evi-
dence to show that Ruef OBJ
tanned his 25 per cent OF the
shares in the corporation by
f1agrant hold-up of the proprie-
tors. Burns and He-ey have
enough evidence to keep the
Grand Jury at steady occupation
for a long season, and judging
from the avidity that the mem
bers displayed yesterday for
going at work there can be no
complaint as to lack Of thorough
investigation of all the grating
and boodling.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15

means of his influence with the
administrations Board of Police
Commissioners.
1t had been expected that the
jury would vote on Indictment OF
the boss before it adjourned for
the day, but owing to a desire
of some members to hear further
testimony Adjournment was
taken till this morning. The
charge that IT is aimed to make
against Ruef is extortion and
the point which ocoasioned the
delay was evidence connecting
him directly with the crime.
Heney had deemed his case
made out and excused the wit
nesses that the jurors later
thought to be necessary They
will be recalled this morning. AS
soon as the restaurant case is dis
posed OF, grating in Chinatown
will be taken up, and it is ex-
pected that Ruef and the Mayor
will be implicated with the police
men who collected large funds
from the gambling games The
Andrews Grand Jury went into
this matter as thoroughly as it
knew how and obtained the con-
fessions Of three members of the
Chinatown squad. Secret Serv-
ice Agent Burns has gathered adj
ditional evidence and hopes to
clinch cases where Foreman An
drews and his energetic assistant,
Edward J. Bowes, failed.
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Jury Hears Story Of How Ruef Held Up Restaurants
Disastrous Floods Sueep Rich Farms Northwestern Washington

= VERS Northwestern Washington have
800 otownsar off fromcon
the damage already estimated hundreds dollars
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Continued on Page 5, Column 4
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15

Jack Kneiff shows the boys how to
make some splendid boats, at the same
time telling them good story, in
The Sunday Call
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
UCzmy dzieci czytat, pisat
movie pc p0lsku!
no
q -

Prusacy W swej zaciek}o"
Sci przeciw Polakom tax da-
leko sic posuneIi ze dis
kazdy 2 pogarda cd Mich sic
odwraca, zab '!r.l za@ tax
>giebeke. ze wydobyt. sic: z
togo bfota lub cofnac sic jest
rp1awie niemozebnem. Ably
zatem przynajmniej jakos sic
uniewinnic z swego barba~
srzy6skiego postepowania,sz u-
aH. -. oopar:oia W Rsymie. Wy
slali tam najprz6d jakiegoS
Tschirskyego, ale ten wroc'i
2 kwitkiem, pchneli vice
oslawionego polakozerce, BIZ
skupa Koppa z Wroo{awia, a
telegramy prasy zjednoczo-
nei donosza, 10 ten wr6a
nass zawziety i ko6cio}a ME-
prsyiaciel wym6gi ma Ojcu
6w., ze .ojciec 6w. do spr"wJ
polskiej v Prusiech mieszat
sic ME bedzie. = Domyslet
sic mozemy, jaksten hakaty
sta " biskupiej sutanie ma
Polak6w u Ojea 6w. osmaro
wal, lecz pomimo to wierzy'
ME mozemy, keby q clec sU
talk latwo przychylil sic q
jego wyvodSwi PolakoW Pc
tepil. Biskup KEI,o1pp ME po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

SO : pol..a, w. pano-
alho o. nao; $3.50
ohoao;a u;ao no.,nn;zo;. =
.on;x aaa 1,.a;an {
nnoh;ono ua; -
hanaL4.a.. ~
a.
n;aan do61 aoaaauab
- 49,. 49, -a11aax
oh,.f,;M
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

sK1OWNIII4K. .. NJ u Marya6,
skiego, v mocnnej oprawie
ksiazka do latwego naucze.
nia5sie jszyka angielskiego,
MONA dosta6 u naszei re-
IdakeYi q Gene $1.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

trzebowa1 sis ~wprawdzle "
swej relacyi krepowae obawa
pred 6p. arcybiskupem Sta
blewskim, ale " Rzymie INA
ia tego wiernego s}uzke ha.
katy, vice tez wiedza, co
cd niego przyjae "a dobra
monete. Tajemnica zostanle
przynajmniej ma czas ]akls,
z jaka nowina wraca& kopp
d. Borlina, lecz ME tr"cmy
ami WARY W roztrop''
nose OLGA 6w. Piusa X. On
nam krzywdy ME zrobh.
49, .s @ o 0 5.>E
Zmar} W Rzymie nadwor-
nv le:xzaarz OLGA sw. Lapponl,
istnieje za6 pewna pr2epo-
wjednia, re i obecny Papiez
ma wkr6tce zs]sc z tego swia-
ia. Ojciec sw. Plus x atoll
oczywiScie tel przepowiednl
ME wierzy. Onegdaj Oswald
cyl Ojciec sw. trzem wyso,
kim dostojnikom koscio}a,
ze pozyje najmniej jeszcze
sze66 lat. uBy}em" tax m6wi}
Plus x ,,dziewie6 lat wika-
rym W Tembolo, drugie dzie-
vice lat proboszczem W Sol.
zano, W Treviso dziewiec lat
kanonikiem, biskupem i pa
tryarche W Wenecyi takze
dziewiec lat, vice Pan Bog
pozwoli nj takze ma tom sta
nowisku najwyzszem zyc lat
d~ziewiec, ably spelni6 mole
powolanie."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
C0kolWiek 0 ~abstynency1
(napisa} ks. Go}ebiewski.)
\Dokohczenie).

Ale, k0chany ksle2ulKu,
pomysli sobie niejeden, kie-
dy ME many pic. ami go
rzalki, ami piwa, ami wilma,
coz tedy pic? Pic? - Pier!
|- Czy W cg6le potrzeba
wiele pic? W naszycb po-
trawach, W chlebie, warzy-
vie, miesie juz dosyc jest
woody, pc CO tedy lyle pic?
Wpravdzis kiedy zony. i 60
sposie kucharki potrawy
przesolaja i przepieprzaja, to
i podozas jedzenia pragnienie
~powstaje! Ale to jest icb,
kucharek, wilma. Najcze5ciej
nauczyly sic sztuki kuchar-
skiej W hotelach, kasynach,
i tam ze zagady przesolaja,
azeby potem hoteli5ci mieli
zarobek z napoj6w. Mech
tedy kucharki nasze beda
miernemi " uzywaniu ko,
rzonk6w, a ME bedzis takiej
potrzeby picia. Naturalne
pragnienie zg}asza sic TAX "
godzine pc obiedzie, wtenczas
najlepszym napoleon = woda.
I ia dawniej bylem tego
zdania, 70 -po t}ustych po-
trawach, wegorzach, potrzeba
wegrzyna. By} to
przesad, DO i po takowych
pijam teraz wode z najwiek-
Sym apetytem i bez mai
mniejszej przykro6ci.
Ale kiedy przyjdzis !aki
gosc, W. dom, to go: jednak
peczestowac trzeba, czy te2
woda? Prawda, dale sic go.
6ciowi, co sic ma najlepsze-
go, ale czy dac mu trucizny
ch It W malych dawkach?:
Wyrobh sic niestety cd vie
k6w ten zwyczaj towarzyski
czestowania alkoholem-tru-
GINA; ale to jednak Gle; a
jszeli kto, to my abstynenci
ten zwyczaj zwalczae l,owin.
ni6my. To prawda TED, 10 do
tego potrzsba pswnego hartu
duszy. Jessli tedy nasz gost
vyrozumialy, to sic j czem
Il r. uifac;zy. = Jest taiva,
Jest hsrbata, Jest limoniada.
Co do limoniad, to kupcy
widsae, 70 ich wilma, piwa !
nalevki JUL tax, jak dawniel,
ME poplacaja, 70 ruch absty-
nencyjn',y. co "a. dalej sic roa-
sierra, biora sic na roznaite.
sposoby, a1eby robic jaki IN
tefes. sfabrykowaH roz zl1lls,i[
tte limoniady j esencye, Wo-
bee kt6rych jeszcze trzeba !:
bye dosy6 ostroanym. Co 90.
,Manru' j ,,Apfslbluemchen'
wYkazalo sig, g Jest Y mich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

sic zabijaja, nastepuia No sic
bic, jeden drugiemu wydzie-
"a ten ciezko zapracowany
kawalek chleba, ME zwaza.@
JAG ma gl6d j nedze dzieci
swoich. ME wiecie czyjego
ducha jeste6cie". Wstyd ola
naszej Polski przynosicie, DO
|inne kraje juz sic wy6mie-
waja. z naszej gospodarki.
,,Bracia kochani! zaprze-
sta6cie juz tych walk: bra
tob6jczych, przeciez my wszy'
soy ma jednei >ziemi polskiej
zyjemy, jej chleb jenny, jedne
trostki W fabrykach5 dzieli
my, wsp6lnie pracujemy, ra-
ZEN jesteSmy gnebieni i ra-
ZEN: W jednego Boga wierzy-
my a przykazania Maj
Swietszego mi}osci ME wy
pe}niamy. Czy ty, ojcze ma
rodowcze, czy ty, synu soc]a-
listo, czy ty, pepeesie albo
esdeku, opamietajcie sic,
przecie wyjscie wszyscy po-
lakami!
!. ,,DosYc juz tych walk, do
syc lez, dosyc krwi mord6w!
Blagamy was ma Chrystusa
rany, pog6dzcie sic wszyscy,
podajcie sobie bratnie do
ME, MECH zgoda, jednosc i
mi}osc zapanuja nareszcle po-
Sr6d mas - DO tylko W jed
noSci lepsza przysz}oSc Ola
ludu roboczego i si}a uko~
chanel naszej Ojczyzny.
MECH K16lowa Korony
Polskiej, Matka Boska z Ja~
snej Cory, wyjedna nam to
i poruszy serca tych zaka-
mienia}ych, zaslspionych i
chwiejnych braci naszych,
wesprze nasz CLOS i uprosi
zgode tax upragniona'. j:
Matki, Z ny. c6rki sssstry/
wosac robotnice polka.
Do powyzszej odezwy dale
pan exprofesor cd siebie TAXI
komsntarz:
,,Chwa}a Panu ma wysoko-.
6ciach. Bye moze tym skrom-
nym i zacnym kobietom uda
sic dzielo, kt6rego ME mo-
ely dokonac najlepsze i maj
ja6niejszs glowy msskie "
dzie}o wprowadze-
MIA ruchu :wolno6eiowego, W
Polsce ma drogs patryotyczno-
religijna, droge jedyna, po
p6jda miliony ludu'
jed na, kt6rej sic obawiaja
i Niemcy i Moskale, jedyna,
moze mas z~aprowadzic
do zwyciestwa. CzeSc i chwa'
Ia tym przezacnym obywa'
Tu vice pan exprofesor
zbawienie W ruchu IN a
dro d Z patryotycz
q o inei" N a
d 70 d e d ej, po
kt6rej p6jda m O.
ny ludu" njedyne]'
.t6rej sic ~obawiaja|
. m i NJ o s k a ! O."
.czaoo5 vice cd lat bis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

eva herezya pachna6 ME
mole. @." s..1 ~. ":.. }sa...
Chce skohczyc ma gawed'>
ke o abstynencyi. Go z niej
wynika? To, re ma to z}o wy
nikajace z alkoholu ME po-
moze zadne umiarkawane d.
zywanie alkoholu, ale tylko
zupe}ne w~strzymywanie sic
czyli abstynencya, DO wszy~
soy piracy wprz6d byli u
miarkowani, az potem sic
stall acknowledgements.
A przedewszystkiem ma
szemu biednemu sp6]eczehst-
WI polskiemu jakzez ME po-
trzebna ia abstynencya! Pfa~
ciny podatki a prawie mic Z
Mich W kszta}cie pensyi urzed-
niczej do mas nie powraca
DO z latarnia szukac urzed-
njka Polaka, - ma utrzyma-
ME naszej narodowosci po-
trzeba wiele ofiar pieniez"
nych, a chetnie je ponosimy,
- jakzez ME powinni6my
bye oszczednymi ma wydatki
n iepotrzebne, a wydatkiem
Observation-Disclosures jest
IA vino, piwo i 60
rza}ke: Welding statystyki wy
dale lud nasz pod zaborem
pruskim, LEGACY 81 miliona
ma napoje alkoholiczne rocz-
ME okolo 250 milion6w ma
rex. Gdybysmy zadowalnia-
JAG sic tylko woda' i limonia-
da, zaoszczedzili rocznie z
200 milion6w, 6miac mogli-
sic z wszystkich wish
k6w kolonizacyi. Wobec pra-
vie rozpaczliwego po}ozenia
naszego " abstynencyi jedy-
NY ratunek nasz.. =. .
Piekne ,wszystkis towarzyst'
va nasze ludowe, %przemys}o-
pozyczkowe, naukowe,
sok6}, ale tylko, kiedy z
niemi sic lacey trzezwose
zupe}na. Me bedziemy tel
mieli, to one wszystkie iowa
wobec tax wyrafino-
wanej daz1nploAci wynarodowie-
ma nic"sie ME przy-
dada.
Gdyby bieda nasza sp6}e-
czna mogia sic sko6czyc z
ofiara taxa zeby kt66 z mas
przez Gale zycie zywil sic tyl-
10 chlebemi woda, tusze, re
zdobyloby sic ma taxa
ofiare by tylko sp6iecze6st-
NO swoje uszcze6liwic. Ale
takiej wielkiej ofiary ME pc
potrzeba tylko, azeby
caly nar6d nasz by} absty-
. bieda sko6czylaby
sig.
A szatsm kto ] ,sgppa6llsegccsseedast-
swoje, kto lud nasa polls
Ii j katolieki kocha, to ME
lamsntowef - ale do dziela
zig powinisn pod
opiska n. Maryi Fanny, o.
prawdziwej trzez-
Wofci. s|
1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni s. do kelektowania
abonamentu: W1ARusA nastepujacy
aasi agenoi mieisoowi:
ASHTON, N6r.. Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D. F Ziarnowsla
COLUMBUS. N.br., Wiktor Tarasinsk1
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Leon Koss
DUNCAN. NAr.. Michh Stecz
FARWEL. Nebr. Frauciszek Strzeieck
FRIED, N. Oak ID. E. Sz~arkowski
0RKNvII&.E, S. OAK. Jozef Griba =
Mdlen, Wis, Teofi Derdowski
MARLIN, Tex, ). P. Corski
NANT1COKk. Pa. e.. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY Tx F, F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, st Pogorzeski
SOUTH OMAHA. Hebr. MARGIN S era
ST ANNA, Mimi, Adam Watdowski
CARNOW, Nebr. Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

I~jeszcze cos alkoholu. Zapew-
ME wynajda kupcy, 10 tn.
|chodzi 0 ich kisszen, jeszcze
zupelnie czyste napoje, "
kt6rych laden chemik AMI
kropelki alkoholu ME wy
szpera. Take tedy gosciom
trzeba wystawi6, = beda ura-
czeni bez trucizny. Udalo mi
sic odnalesc limoniade We
|dlug twierdzeh ezysto -bezal-
koholiczna, lata sic trzyma-.
jaca, z ~przysmakiem poma-
rahczowym 2 kwasem wegla-
nym. Juz kilka razy zderzy1o
mi sic, il moi gcscie zamiast
siegnac po wegrzyna, raczyli
sic ia limoniada, taxa by]a
przyiemna. +. i. ~. .... . d..
A zatem MONA sic ubawic
i gosci przyjmowac bez al
koholu.
W tych dniach czyta}em W
,,Gazecie Olszty6skiej", ze
niedawno tam wyprawi{ jakis
krawiec swej GORGE wesele, a
10 sam jest abstynentem,
vice ma weselu ami kropli ME
byfo piwa, wilma lub gorza}ki.
Byia herbata i limoniada. |
dodaje ,,Gazeta Olszty6ska",
Re go6cie az do poranku mai
weselej sic ubawili - bez
burd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
o O 0 0

Prezydent Roosevelt ma
|gromale kfopotu W o~statnich
kilku tygodniach z powodu
mieszania sic W nieswoje
rzeczy. Pisa} kiedys paul
Storerowi, by}emu ambasa-
Idorowi ameryka6skiemu we
Wiedniu, 10 p. Storer mial
sic stara6 o. kapelusz kardy~
nalski ola ks. aroybiskupa
Irelanda z st. Paul, MINI; =.
IStorer poleci{ ia sprawe swej
zacnej malzonce, ona za5
zaje}a sic tenn staranjem z
taxa werwa, 10 ca}y SWAT o
poufnej korespondencyi p.
prezydenta sic dowiedzial.
Pan Storer poszed} W odstaw-
ke, "a to teraz ciagnie bied-
nego p. prezydenta "a jezyk,
ably wszystko wy6piewa}. P.
Roosevelt ME przestanie bye
prszydentem, to rzecz pewna,
ale k}opotu sic ME pozbedzie,
wielu zas Amerykan6w ma
zawsze straoi do niego Eau.
FAME. - Szewcze pilnuj swe-
go kopyta!
O O o O
Kl6tnie ~pomiedzy rozmai~
TENT burzliwemi partyami
robotniczemi W Kr6lestwie
Polskiem, kt6re spowodowa-
iy najprz6d strejki, pQtem
gl6d, b6jki j bandytyzm, tax
%zaciecie trwaja jeszcze, il
%niewiasty, zony, c6rki i sio-
stry tych nieszczesnych Ia
gorzalc6w uwa&aay "a sw6j
obowiazek, publicznie ode-
:swae, sie<ispopEosif: tych bra,
ci swych, mellow ~ojc6wlaby
zaprzestali zgubnej swej ro-
boty. Otto ich edezwa:
,,Zastan6wcie sic, co robi-,
Gle, przelewajac krew bratnia;
place matek, ION ! dziecl
waszych VIOLA juz Q pomste
do nieba! Jak " taxi spos6b
postepowa6 bedziecie, to ME
potrzeba innych nieprzyja-
ci6l, DO sic sami pomorduje-
%..4-5&S. !. 5%#
Gle. Wstyd ola mas ] hafba,
20 synoWie jednej zismi tak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
vi.

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mr1ie siejakis starry przyjaciel,
jak to, abstynencya pogo
die z tenn, re P. Jezus wode
przemienii w vino / ma tenn
weselu zapewnie sam go pil
a 10 potem vino przemienil
W krew swoja, i zapytaf sic
ten przyjaciel, czy to tee alb
stynencya ME. pachnie: here
zys.
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mocno udsrzy}a, ale pc do
kladnem rozwazaniu przy1
do, przekonania, 10
to sprawy P. Jezusa absty:
nencyi weals a twcale ME
przeszkadzaja. Bo &ydzi 6w-
cze6ni, jak i dzisiaj wszystkie
Judy po}udniowe rzadko kie-
dy czyste vino pijaja; IA ich
goraca krew 50 "a ostre,i mie-
szaja je q woda. Sam tego
swiadkiem We VITO.
szech. TAX i Pan Jezus prey
ostatniej wieczerzy do. wilma
woody jake i teraz kap'
}ani prey ofierze mszy 6w.
czynia. A niechby i dzisiaj
vino tylko z woda
al piwo 2 woda, toby
. takiego ~uzywania alkoholu
ME by}o zadnego graceful,
nieszozescia zadnej
ma Swiscie, a abstynen-
eva bylaby ~zupelnie niepo-
DO powsta}a ona tyl-:
ko Ola 9teggqq>t& 10 ludzie a1ko-.
naduzywaja, i 10 tsmu
coraz wiecej wamagajacemu
sic nieszcze6ciu ME ina
czej MONA zapobiedz, jak
abstynencya j
przyk1adem :,abstynent6w.
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aktem mi}o6ci Boga j
blizniego, "a co nam2P. Je-
gus tylko bfogosiawic be-
czy cheianoby 2 tych
sprax Jezusowyeh wyprowa-
dzi6 ton wniosek, 80 2. Je-
gus 4 .peahEAlit n ; !. y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-16

House of Representatives of the Con- federate States and served on the mill tary affairs committee, before which Rob- ert E. Lee frequently appeared; was a friend of Jefferson Davis contested with John T. Morgan for the senatorship in 1876; was elected in 1880 and served until 1897, when he went out of public life.
 q came to Washington in 1850 and heard Daniel Webster and Henry Clay speak" he said. "Webster was ponder ous in his delivery and had ponderous intellect, and Clay had an indescribable charm; but 1t cannot be said that the Senate of the senators of that day were greater than now. At that time the fa- cilities of communication were meager, and when the senators went home they explained legislation that the people know all about now before they can get home In a more complicated economic and social condition men must be Tar more efficient than in that day to be ef- ficient legislators and great lawyers The Senate has as able men as 1t ever had. The best informed and most intel- lectual man in it is Senator Morgan. who is an intellectual prodigy He knows about more things than any man l ever knew. The people of Alabama know hls worth and he will remain in the Senate until he dies"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-16
THE BLUEJAckET ASHORE.

From the New York World
 New York has many thousand visitors in year. Few of them behave better than the men of the North Atlantic fleet, when all the circumstances of their visit are taken into consideration
 For a week the battleships of the first and second divisions and the cruisers of the fourth division have been at anchor in the North River with nearly 10000 sailors and marines. The men have had regular shore leave, and the work of the police has not weighed the heavier in consequence
 New York allows a good deal of lat itude to the man-of- f-warsman with only forty-eight hours ashore but this liberty is little abused. The knowledge that the city is disposed to treat any little trans gression leniently seems to have pro- duced a corresponding desire on the part of the men not to abuse this metropoli- tan hospitality.
 It might well be wished that a large element in New York's population which has continual shore leave would display a little of the consideration for the gen eral public which Is shown by the Amer ican sailor to whom only forty-eight hours ashore are given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-16
Regarding City Life.

City life has been more or less ma ligned on account of unhealthful crowd ing, lack of out-of-door inspiration and color. Now, however, people have begun to believe that the city Is little if any more immoral than country life.
 While life in city" said a New Yorker at the Hillman last night, are of course congested, and while one is naturally thrown in contact with things good, bad and indifferent constantly, con- ditions there teach you to discriminate, and in a way, if you are rightly con stituted, you are immune by constant contact to the glamour of the great white way It is the old game of the can dle and the moth played out every day. Even iG to the philosophic the game hap pens not to be worth the candle, still there are always plenty of new moths to get their wings singed And it Is not to be wondered at, for the light that at tracts is not mere sixteen-candle power affair. It is about the biggest bulb that his satanic majesty has In the shop