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Amador ledger., 1906-02-16

and is being advocated by Senator
Dryden, of New Jersey, president of
enc of the big life insurance companies,
as well as by other financial magnates
who, like Senator Dryden, are directly
interested in insurance and are pre-
sumed, therefore, to know better than
anybody else what the eXigencieS Of
the situation demand.
Senator Dryden, who studied law in
Yale, but who has not practiced much
in the courts, is of the opinion that
there is nothing in the Constitution,
either expressed or implied, which Con-
gress should regard as an inhibition in
this matter. But other members of the
Senate who have practiced law for
years declare that in this the New Jer-
sey statesman is in error. 1t is as
sumed that, generally speaking, the
picked lawyers of both branches of
Congress compose the Committee on
Judiciary in each house, and it can be
| positively stated that as the case now
stands the majority of the members of
| both committees are opposed to the
general proposition.
1t is, of course, possible that a bill
may be framed bringing the subject
within the united powers of the Con-
stitution, but none of the measures
thus far presented meets the objections
of most of the experts in Congress who
have been consulted on the matter
There is considerable element in the
! House insisting that the great Chief
Justice Marshall blazed the way for
just such an emergency as this in his
famous decision defining in effect inter
state commerce as intercourse between
States, to say nothing CT the applica-
bility to this case of anotha- alien
bracing decision Of his concerning the
implied powers o. the Constitution.
Not Satisfactory 20 Lawyers
But broad as these doctrines are.
they obviously are not satisfactory to
the majority of the lawyers who are
members Of the two committees on the
judiciary.
AS usual, the Senate has gone more
directly at the subject than has the
House. At the opening of the session
Senator Culberson, of Texas, introduced
resolution calling upon Congress to
investigate the matter thoroughly,
with the view of determining the dis
puted point as to the authority Of the
lawmaking body to deal with the sub
ject as recommended by President
Roosevelt. This resolution was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Two or three days before Con-
gress adjourned for the holiday re-
cess the Senate committee briefly con-
sidered the proposition presented by
Mr.. Culberson, and referred his resolu-
tion to subcommittee with instruc-
tions to report in extenso as soon as
practicable after the holiday recess.
The members of this subcommittee
Messrs. Clark, Spooner, Knox, Bacon,
and Culberson, are of opinion that
there is no warrant in the Constitution
for Congress to assert over insurance
the power which the President, Senator
Dryden, and apparently all of the in
surance magnates appear to think is
inherent in the legislative department.
Amador ledger., 1906-02-16
Would Spoil His Pleasure.

A certain Irishwoman, on her death
bed, called her husband to her side. "Pat-
rick" she said, "I've a last rayquist to
make of .ye" 81 couldn't rayfuse ye
anything, Mary, darlint," responded the
sorrowing husband Patrick" said
Mary, solemnly, 81 want ye sh'ud lave
mother ride in the carriage beside ye to
me funeril." "'Tis too much ye're askin'
of me, Mary!" cried Pat, springing to his
feet in desperation. Mary, however, was
determined on this point, and Pat finally
yielded to her 'last rayquist." ''I'll lave
her ride be me side," he promised, weep
ing bitterly, "but mark ye, Mary, dar-
lint, twill shpoil the day for me entoire-
ly, that it will !"
Amador ledger., 1906-02-16
States Insist on Rights.

A factor of no inconsiderable weight
in the matter is the insistence of near
ly all the State governments upon their
rights in the premises, and as Congress
does not seem to care to lend further
aid at this juncture to the centraliza-
tion movement which is rapidly becom-
ing an acute issue in State politics, it
is regarded as altogether likely that the
liberalization of insurance will at
least be held in allegiance for some
time yet. .--t
Amador ledger., 1906-02-16
No Constitutional Provision.

The reason of this is that the Judi
ciary Committees, both of the Senate
and House, thus early have about con-
cluded that the Constitution of the
United States does not provide for the
kind of legislation which is recon-
mended in the Presidents message,
Amador ledger., 1906-02-16
Very Tr 1g.

A man who usually grumbled at
everything and on every occasion, was
attacked by rheumatism. He was
carefully nursed by his wife, who was
very devoted to him, in spite of his
fault-fnding disposition. Sometimes
the sight of his suffering caused her
to burst into tears as she, sat at his
bedside.
One day friend of the invalid came
in, and asked him sympathetically
how he. was getting on.
Badly, badly!" he exclaimed; "and
it's all my wife's fault
eyes. The doctor told me that damp
places were bad for me; and there my
wife sits and cries just to make the
air in the room moist"
Amador ledger., 1906-02-16

The English authorities are so re-
lentless toward the adulteration of
food and drugs that recently a soda
water manufacturer was fined for put
ting too small a proportion of carbon
ate of soda in the water
Amador ledger., 1906-02-16

The highest mountain in Africa is
in Uganda. On this mountain there
are one hundred square miles of snow
and ice directly under the equator.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Murder Mystery Cleared.

Asheville, Oct. 25.-After a
lapse of more than three months
the mystery surrounding the MUIR
der of Sidney York, of Madison
county, in the red-light district of
Asheville and Buncombe county
and the alleged murderer is now
in jail awaiting the action of the
grand jury at the next term of Su-
perior Court for the trial of the
criminal cases. Evidence suffi-
Gent to cause the issuance of o
warrant for the arrest OF Clifford
Fowler, a negro, believed to be
guilty of the crime, was recently
secured by the police officers and
last evening Patrolman James
swsrs out the warrant and shortly
afterwards Fowler was in the tolls.
of the law Special to Charlotte
Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Pythians bar all Liquor men.

New Orleans, Oct. pa sweep
ing anti-liquor statute was passed
today by the Supreme Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias. The new
statute is expected to bar from en-
try all wholesale liquor dealers
and hotel keepers who run bars in
connection with their hotels.
With the exception of these class
es, all other liquor dealers were
excluded by the old statute which
was superseded today. The new
statute included professional
gambling, saloon keepers, bar
tenders or dealers in spirituous,
who's or malt liquors." The
most important changes in the
new reading are the substitution
Ct the word "dealers'' where form
erly ''retail dealers' stood, and
the dropping of the classes "bona
fide hotel keepers" which the old
law specifically mentioned as
eligible. The new statute does
not affect any who are already
members of the order.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
A New Lease on Life.

Greensboro, Oct. 25.-Frank
Bohannon, convicted of murder
and sentenced to be hanged today,
has been given a new lease on life
by an appeal to the Supreme
Court. The appeal will not be
heard until the end of the pres
emit term of the States highest
court, which will be in December
and 1t is possible that it may not
be heard before next spring. Be-
harmon is now in Guilford county
Jail, where he has been since his
trial in September. A history OF
| his life has been written by Johr
! Strong, a white man, who Is ~
jail pending an appeal to the Su'
preme Court on a charge of having
obtained money under false pre-
fences. Several attempts to Sc.
cure photographs of Bohannol
have been made, but all have re
suited in failure. He refuses tt
be photographed. Both he anc
his attorneys believe that a new
trial will be granted hlm.-spec
ial to Charlotte Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
10000 More Rifles Int Sea.

Havana, Oct. 25.-Carrying out
further the policy under which the
arms surrendered by the insurgents
have been destroyed, orders have
been given that a great quantity
of arms, the accumulation of the
last 40 years, now stored in the
casemates of Moro Castle here,
Bethrown from the battlements
of the castle into the sea. This
work is being done by the present
garrison of Moro Castle, under
the supervision of American Off
cers Most of the guns are of OBJ
solete pattern. About 10000
stands of arms are thus to be rem
dered useless. It is intended to
do away with similar accumula'
Jions of arms in all the other fort
resses of the island. This des-
truction of weapons is entirely a
precautionary measure.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
How to Cure a Cold.

The question of how to cure a
cold without unnecessary loss of
time is one in which we are all
more or less interested, for the
quicker a cold is gotten rid of
the less the danger of pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr..
B. W. L. Hall, of Waverly, Va.
has used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for years, and says: Il
firmly believe Chambe in's
Cough Remedy to be absolutely
the best preparation on the a
ket for colds. | have recommend
ed it to my friends and they all
agree with me-" For sale by
James Plummer, Salisbury, and
Spencer Pharmacy, Spencer, N. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
WORK FOR THE ORPHANS.
Rev. Sam Jones was the Friend Of the Lii
tie Ones and Aided Them.

The death of Rev. Sam Jones
will be profoundly regretted by
the Decatur Orphans home:
While Mr.. Jones did not found the
home, he stated to the Methodist
conference Some years ago.. when.
the home had become overwhelm-.
ed with debt, that he would tase
charge of 1t, provided the GA
trustees all resigned, and a new
board be formed, to be named by
him and consisting of three mem
bers.
The proposition was accepted,
and Mr.. Jones at once entered up
on the fulfillment of his promise.
How we'll he succeeded is attested
by the fact that he paid every
debt, constructed by his efforts
what is known as the Administered
ton building, and turned the
home over a few years ago, to a
new board Of trustees, with more
than 100 little ones under it's hos
pitabIe roof. The home now has
about 1875 orphans, who are re-
ceiving; thanks to the work Of
Mr.. Jones, the highest kind of
moral and home training.
In no field OF his vast work will
his memory be more revered than
by the inmates, trustees and
friends of the Decatur Orphans
home.-Thomasville Times.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
y, Correspondence. y y
FAITH,

Lots of corn shocking is going
on now. L.. M. and J. P. Peeler
had their shocking Fridayr'night.
A big crowd was there and they
had a fine supper. There was al
so a big crowd of "Johns" there
who had q reunion, and counted
up Is, as follows: Lingle, Wyatt,
McNairy. Peeler, Taylor, Arey,
Waller, Rainey, Holler, Miller,
Ludwig, P%eeler,and Nance. One
shnck had three ears of corn in
1t and was given to Vents as a
curiosity.
Rev. r. L. Brown is visiting
this week at P. A. Peeler's.
Lewis Wards big o'possum will
be killed Saturday. We are in
vited.
We went to POOLS sale Friday
and and bought all, the curiosi-
ties we could get. Among them
we're an old> time fail and two
wooden pltchforks.
To the members of the asso-
citation: Venus birthday comes
October 31st.ttwo others have al
ready and we sent our presents Oh
by mail. There IT only eight
members and the rules will in.
terest them all. If you only get
a little brass monkey tell it or
keep 1t. a secret just as you
please.
Adolphus Cant offers to give a
one.acre lot to any persons or
company'who will put up a build
ing on it and.run some kind of an
industry. Here is a good chance
for some one. The people will
build up the town by offering in.
ducements to all kinds of enter
prises.
Mrs. David Peeler bad a slight
stroke of paralysis Friday even:
ingLa6d was taken to her bed
She is the oldest lady in Faith
and Ihas s~'always enjoyed goo(
health.
J. W. Gardner shipped a fin
sl2ad Of building stone, an
pc & Co., a caF~of tin
|Pins- today
John Taylor will commence t.
paint Organ Church next week.
VENUS.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Has Stood the Test Is Years

The old, original Crows Taste
less Chill Tonic. You know what
you are taking. It is iron and quiz
nine in a tasteless form. No cure,
no pay. SOC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
DETROIT, Mich. Piecio-=

DETROIT, Mich. Piecio-
letni synek J.Granc6w, zam.
pod mr.. 70 przy Jackson u
licy, najechany zostaf przez
ranzerujaca lokomotywe ko-..
lei Lake Shore ma krzyz6wce.
prey % ulicy i pokaleczony5
TAX niebczpiecznie, ze zacho-#
dzi Ottawa 0 jego 7ycie. Chic
piec byf W drodze do 'sk}adu
cukierk6w, ably "a centa, kt6>
ry mu ojciec da}, kupic slo-.
dyc2y, a potem wr6cjc i przy
niesc obiad o;cu, kt5ry wraz7
szwagrem, Janem G6rskim
zam, przy nar6z. 80 ciej Po-
plar ulicy, oczekiwal nan W
jednym Z zak1ad6w fabrycz-
nych przy kolei, gdzie Crane
i G6rski spodzie wall sic o.
trzymac zajecie. Takowego
ME otrzyma]i, lecz ME chcac
zawiesc malca czekali nan i
dopiero po niejakim czasie
:dowiedzieli sic O nieszcze6ciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

JERSEY CITY, N. Y. Do
sk}adu u5rah damskich przy
Newark ave., na]ezacego do
firmy ,Kleinhaus" przysz}y
W przesz}ym tygodniu 2 ele-
gancko ubrane Polki, (kt6-
rych nazwiska tymczasowo
MECH beda W tajemnicy) W
celu zakupna rozmaitych to-
war1w ma swieta. w sk1adzie
do kt6rego przyszly, pracuje
takze dla obs}ugi polskich
kostu mer6w, polka. Do niej
uda}y zie obie panic i zaza-
daily pokazania i'm rozmai-
tych czesci ubra6. Podczas,
gdy sprzedajaca wyszukiwa}a IA
zadane rzeczy, jedna tych
pan, re zrecznoscia lisa w}o~
zy}a pod wierzchnie okrycje
welniany damski stanik. Ma
nipulacye te spostrzegla lima
sprzedawaczka,o % czem powie
dziala w}ascicielowi. Ten O.
debra} owej udamie" skra"
dziony stanik i powiedzia}
jej, ze re wzgledu ma kostu-
mer6w polskich ME chcac
wywo}ywac awantury, ME da
jej aresztowac. Lecz, azeby
pamietala, ze krasc ME VOL
no, uchwyci} ia ty}u "a ra
miona i wypychajac ia ze
sk}adu, dai je] kilka amery~
ka6skich ,,kik6w".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
Z NIW POLSKICH
:. W AMERYCE =.

PITTSBURG, Pa. W sobo-
iite 1t. detektywi W jednym z
magazyn6w W dolnei cze6ci
miasta przytrzymali dwoje
dziewczat, II letnia Marye i
II letnia Anne Kaczor, pod
zarzutem kradziezy sklepowej
NV mieszkaniu obwinionych
(p. mr.. 81 Kerr st. znaleziono
przer6znych towar6w warto6ci
tosci pr>eszfo $500, vszyst
ko pochodzace z kradziezy
po magazynach. Jak stwier-
dzono, matka m}odocianych
z}odziejek wypisywa}a in CO.
dziennie liste artyku}6w, ia
kie mia}y vzwedzic" i wysy-
la}a dzieci ma ,,wyprawe" .Gdy
dzieciaki po wyprawie pow
racaly do domu z 1upem, sor-
towano go i rodzice nastepnie
sprzedawali 60 W domach pry
watnych. Przeciwko rodzicom
wytoczonO 0skarzenie 0 u
krywanie kradzionej w}asno-
Sci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

RZYM, "a grud. Watykan
oswiadcza, ze Francya ME
.odpowiedziala ma jego note
protestujaca tylko porozumia
la sic z dyplomatycznymi re
prezentantami >:akredytowa~
nymi W Paryzu, Watykan ME
ukrywa faktu, : ze .wszelkie
wazne dokumenta nuncyatu-
ry paryskiej ma d}ugi czas
pred rewizya z}ozcno W rece
reprezentacyi pewnego mo.
carstwa katolickiego. jake
to mocarstwo, ME jest rzecza
wjadoma; wiadomo tylko, ze
ME by}y to W}ochy. Skonfi-
skowany klucz do telegra~
NOW szyfrowanych by} row
niez przestarza}y: nowego
klucza Rad .francuski ME do
sta}a.
Kilkunastu czfonk6w izby
pos}6w i 25 klub6w antykle-
rykalnychprzygotowujaw
ma, wielka demonstracye W
calych W1oszech: ma ona sic
odbyc W -pewnym dniu O.
znaczonym.
Poniewaz obiega}a tn u
porczywie pog}oska, jakoby
miedzy Watykanem a Fran
eva ME mogfo przyjsc do po-
rozumiena, dop6ki sekreta..
rem stanu pozostanie Kar-
dyna} Merry del Val, przeto
onegdaj og}oszono p6}urze-
dowo, ze Papiez jest zdecy-
dowany zatrzyma6 ma urze-
die tego w}asnie Kardyna1a
i dotrzymac s}owa wyrzeczo-
.nego przy nadaniu mu ka-
pelusza, kardynalsk kiego. Wow
.czas, powiedzial Papiez:: { Po-
cieszam sic mySla, 20 do ko6-
ca zycia mojego bedziez ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
STEVENS POINT, Wis.,

STEVENS .POlN'i, WIS.,
Ciekawa sprawa toczyla sic
we czwartek zesz}ego tygod-
nj pred sedzia Parkie'n. Me
jaka PAM Antoniowa W. to-
wnu Lonwood, zamieszkala
"a rzeka niedaleko cd miasta
stawa}a oskarzona 0 kuog
wanie r6znych rzeczy tez pie
niedzy. Manipulacga iej jest
nastepujaca: przybywa ona.
pa rynek wybiera sobie takie~
rzeczy JAZZ mp. fure kartofNs
siana itp.i kaze sob'e odwiezc
ma swa farme. Sprzedajacy
odwozi towar kupiony=i przy
chodzi po pieniadze. Ale
wtedy. w}asnie spotyka go ME
spodzianka.. ho. pani Antonio
wa ,,chwilowo'' pieniedzy ME
ma, ale jednoczesnie, m6wi
tax }adnie j s}odko i obiecu-5
je zap}acic wkr6tce, ze sprze-
dajacy najczesciej dale sic
z}apaG i towar zostawia.
wszystko uchodziloby gIadko
rzeczy podobne nie
sic "a czesto. I tax no.
= jednym tylk;,o. zeszlym ty...
godniu pani A ntoniowa ,ku..
oila' " ten spos6b dwic fu- ii
" kartoffi ! fure siana. s Sprse
lajacy jednakze dowiedz zioli
'ie zaraz co to "a ptaszek 81
'oc,iagneli ia prze ! kratkkii u
lowe. Sedzia kaza' zwr.,c,6
'' z'eczy v tax |nniezWyk j ( " spos6b
,upione j nadto skazai babe q
g zaplace cenie koszt6 6w ado I
r,ych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
PARYZ, "a grudnia.

PARYz, "a grudnia. -
lzba pos}6w przyje}a z dzika
rodoscia rzadowe rozporza-
dzenia koscielne. Pc kr6tkiej
bardzo naradzie ustawa prze.
sz}a 413 glosami przeciw sto
szescdziesiat sze6c. W kr6t-
kich tych debatach przema-
wiali tylko pos}owie Lasies
Ralberti, Ribot, Pieu i Bar
res, jako reprezentanci roz-
nych grup politycznych.,
premier Clemenceau wcale
ME przemawial. Minister os,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
WeSofeqo
Pow@go
Poku!
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

NANTES, 20 grudnia. 49,
przy opr6znianiu pa}acu BIZ
skupiego i seminaryum przy-
sz}o tn do powaznych rozru-
chow. Tiumy napadly ma po-
licyant6w, kt6rzy bronili sic
strza}ami z rewolwer6w, do
p6ki ME nadeszio wojsko.
Pokaleczono kilka os6b, po
czesci ciezko. Dwie dziew-
czyny aresztowano "a ugry-
zienie policyant6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
WARSZAWA. "a prud.

WARSZAWA, "a grud. -
Rabini W ca}ej Polsce przy-
rzekli poprzec prey nadcbo-
dzacych wyborach partye
narodowa polska przeciw an
tinarodowcom i socyalistom.
.Znaczy to, ze zydzi: od1acza
sic cd partyi socyalistycznej,
a przy}aeza sic do P6lak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

LILLE, 20 g1udnia. - Ka-
pitan Magniese stawa} pred
sadem wojennym z powodu,
]ze oparl sic rczkazowi swego
prze}ozonego,a ,azeby dopom6g}
90 inwentaryzacyi koscio}a
sw. Jana. Kapitan oswiadczy}:
I ,,Jestem katolikiem i dalbym
sic raczej zastrzeiic, anizeli
n1ia]bym wziac udzial W
swietokradztwie. Mkt niema
prawa zadania odemnie, aze.'
bym zfamal przysiege zfozona
przy przystepieniu do pierw~
szej Komunii Sw."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
POZNAN, 20 grudnia.

POZNAN, 20 grudnia. -
Wczoraj odby} sic tn wiec
polski. Ze wszystkich stron
Wielkiego KS. Pozna1skiego
przybyli liczni reprezentanci.
Vice zako6czy} sic uchwa}a,
azeby wys}a6 petycye do Pa
pieza Piusa x z prosba o
pOSrednictwO w kwe-
styi szkolnej by mice ma
dzieje, ze strajk szkolny be-
die m6g} wkr6tce sic zako6-
czyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

.# CLEVELAND, O. Pozo-
.stawiwszy swa chora zone w
d'on1u, Antoni Sto]arski po-
szed} do apteki po medycyny.
Po siedm nasto~got}zinnej ME
obecnosci rowr6ci} do domu
" stanie podpitym bez ]e-
karstw. Fakt ten jest pods ta-
wa, IA kt6rej obecnie iona
jego zada rozwodu:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

puszczaja, re przeciez zajdzie
zmiana, jak to sic dzialo "a
czas6w Piusa VI i Piusa VII
kiedy zmieniano czesto se-
kretarz6w stanu, dop6ki ME
zosta} zamianowany Kardyna}
Consalvi, kt6ry doprowadzil
do zawarcia konkordatu Q
Napoleonem l. Wymieniaja
nawet kandydat6w ma ten
urzad; sa miedzy mimi Kar-
dynalowie Vincenzo, Vannu-
telli, Agliardi, Satol1i i Fer
rata,
TWER, ROsYA, "a grud.
- Hrabia >Aleksy Ignatiew,
cz}onek rady pa6stwa i by}y
gen. gubernator Kijowa, Wo-
lynia i Podola, zosta} tn one
gdaj zastrzelony. By} to syn
pierwszego s}awnego hrabie-
go lgnatiewa, kt6ry cd pros
tego cz}onka gwardyi dopro-
wadzi} do stopnia prezydenta
rady ministeryalnej i gen,
guberpatora Petersburga i
stall sic za}ozycielom jednej
najbogatszych rodzin Ro.
sy:, - a brat wybitnego dy-
plomaty ! by}ego ministra
spraw wewnetrznych.
Zamachu dokonal pewion
m}ody cz}owiek W sail zgro
madze6. szlachty W czasie
sesyi ziemstwa, Hr. Ignatie w
W czasie pauzy siedziaf z xii
ku cz}onkami ziemstwa
W salce bufetowej przy stole.
low mlody cz}owiek kt6ry
siedzia} przedtem boku;
.
przystapi} do niego nagle
sze66 razy strzeli} do hrabiego
"a kazdem razem trefiajac,
Jedna z kul przeszy}a SERGE.
Hrabia padl bez zycia. Nor
derca 6cigany przez towarzy-
sly zamordowanego wbiegl
do innego pokoiku, zwr6cil
revolver ku sobie i strzeli}
diva razy, ale chybi}; raz tyl.
ko rani} sie lekko W ramie
zatrzymano go. Zawo}a} wte.
dy ,,Celu osiagnafem!" W
kieszeniach jego zt.aleziono
karte cz}onka ziomstwa, z
nazwiskiem Kulik6w. Wygla~
da} ma robotnika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
PARYZ, 20 grudnia.

PARYZ, 20 grudnia. -
Wedle raport6w nades}anych
do ministra sprav wewnetrz-
nych, dotychczas opr6zniono
"a arcybiskupich bisku.-
pich rezydencyi, jakote& 40
wielkich i 13 mniejszych Sc
minary6w stosownie do u
stawy.
Kardyna} Richard og}osi}
rozporzadzenie zabraniajace
odprawiania O p6}nocy Mszy
sw. pasterskiej W dniu Boze'
10 Narodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

wiaty BRAND o6wiadczy} ze
Rad nigdy ME mia} zamiaru
(!) zamykae koscio}6w lub
narzucac osobistej wolnoSci
sumienia, gdyz to dozwoli{o'
by duchowie6stwu przedsta-
wiac sic jako ofiary przesla-
dowania. Ministeryum zde-
cydowaio sic, jak BRAND cs-
wiadczyf, zatrzymac formal
nose meldownia naboze6stw,
gdyz jest zdecydowane ME
kapitulowac w obec Watyka-
nu, kt6ry dzialaf wbrew usta-
WON francnskim.
RYGA, "A grudnia. - O
swicie stracono tu 10 terro-
ryst6w. Byli oni cz}onkami
szajki, kt6ra cd wielu miesie-
cy pladrowa}a, mordowafa i
pope}nia}a zamachy dynami-
towe. Mia1a ona W planie "a
mordowanie gen. gubernatora
prowincyi nadba}tyckich, ba-
roma Moellera Sakomelskie-
90, ale udaremnionO ten
plan aresztowaniem przy-
W6dc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
{,ODT. "a grudnia.

kODZ, "a grudnia. - W
tenn miescie panuja niezmier-
ME przykre stosunki, Socya-
lisci So tn panami po]ozenias
a Rad wcale sic W to ME
miesza. Czwarta Geese lad
nosci jest bez zatrudnienia,
a jezeli socvalisci ME cofna
swoich zadah wyg6rowanych,
to pracodawcy So zdecydo-
wani W 5 dniach pozamy ka6
fabryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
zosta} W sobote poparzony Z
powodu wybuch,u gaz'o,lii:ny,f
kt6rej uzywa} do obsuszania
zelaza.

Kowalski bedac niedawno.
przyjety do piracy by} niedo-5
6wiadczony w uzywaniu tego.
p}ynu uzy1 "a du7o Cd RAJ
zu, vice gdy przy1ozy} zapal
ke, gazolina eksplodowaia j.
pokry}a ca}ego ogniem. Tyl
ko przytomnosc umysfu je
|go towarzyszy urato wa1a go.
cd niechybnej smierci, gdyz.
ci widzac CO sic sta|o, rzucl-.
Ii go ma ziemie, a potem OBJ.
sypali mokrym piaskiem ga
szac tym sposobem p}omie-#
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

|. CHICAGO, I'll. Altur Ko-
lin, 20 letni mlodzieniec, po-
ni6sf smierc W szczeg6lny
.spos6b " teatrze Majestic.
Rozpocza} on sprzeczke ze
stsrszym juz wiekiem Dun
raven en-, Q to, il ten zmie-
nil swe siedzenie i zamierzyl
go uderzye. Dunreven try
majac " reku parasol, pchnal