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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
BUTTON MAD.
The Height of the Craze In the Tir.
of Louis XIV.

OF LOUIS HiV.
The oldest buttons at present in
the museums and among the col
lections are the gold buttons discov-
cred at Mycenae at the time of the
excavations undertaken by DR..
Schliemann and also those found in
the tomb of Childeric l. The latter
were exhibited at the Louvre in the
Musee des Souverairs. They are
made Of gold and of colored glass,
initiating garnet. Buttons detach-
ed from copes and religious gar
ments Of the middle ages and OF the
renaissance have also been Gisco"-
cred.
But the richest things of the kind
beyond a doubt are those that were
worn by Louis XIV. NJ. Maze-Sen-
cier in the Register of Diamonds
and Presents to the King" at pres
ent preserved in the ministry of for
eign affairs, gives an official account
of the buttons of that pompous SOW
ereign. 1t is as follows:
'Feb. 3, 1855. - Montarcy pre-
sented to the king eighty diamond
buttons, valued at 10000 livres.
"May Z, lGS5.-Made and deliv-
ored hv Sieur Bose six diamond but
tons, $4,000 livres.
"July 26, l6S5.-EIanded over by
Montarcy to the Marquis de Seigne-
lay for the king seventy-fve dia-
mond buttons, 5S6,703 livres.
"Aug. /, 1855. Two diamond
buttons, G7,S6G livres.
"Aug. 16, 1GS5.-Threc diamond
buttons, G9,660 livres.
"Dec. 20, 16S5.-Four diamond
buttons, s3,775 livres."
Another item in the same year:
"July &c, 16s5.-Furnished by
Montarcy for the kings vest, forty
eight gold buttons, each set with a
diamond, and ninety-six clasps, for
ty-eight of which were composed OF
five diamonds each and forty-eight
of one diamond each, 1s5, 1913 livres.
N"Also 3s4 clasps for the doublet
of the king, 1852 of which were
formed of FIVE diamonds each and
l62 of one diamond each, 1,006,345
livres.
sGn addition there were seven sr-
namental clasps of three diamonds
each, POI ,27o livres.
"Sundry presents, thirty-three or
namented clasps, 574,366 livres."
That foots up a total Of about
100000 livres for the buttons OF
the "great king for the single year
1856. The preceding year Louis
XIV. received a lot of buttons that
were valued at 1,O71,0oo livres. In
these enumcrations there is no men
ton of the diamonds for the shoes.
the garters, the cuffs and the hats
of the monarch.
We are obliged to admit, with oul
coats and overcoats garnished with
miserable little cloth and bone az
fairs, We cut a poor figure in the
fancy button business compared to
the dudes of the days Of Louis XIV
Paris Figaro.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
THURSDAY, MARCH 7. 1907

The Observer is watchingi to see
how many judges will violate the
State constitution and accept the
increased salary of $500 each voted
them by the legislature. If the law
making body and the law-sdminis-
sering body both violate so
plain provision of the State con-
stitution, how can they expect ordin.
ary citizens to have proper respect
for the law, or for the makers and
administrators of the law?- Mep.
berry Observer.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
Where Brides Are Hungry.

How would a bride in this coun-
try care to fast on her wedding day
until after the sacred ceremony, and
this after enduring the hardships OF
a farewell party given the day be-
fore? Yet this is what Russian
girl is supposed to do. As the mar.
riage, to be fashionable, should not
occur until evening, it may easily
be imagined in what an exhausted
state she is to commence her new
period of life. Besides bridesmaids
there are bridesmen, these latter be-
ing obliged to present the brides
maids with swectmeatS. a person
age follows the procession bearing
an elegantly mounted picture OF
Christ in gold and silver, which is
stationed against the altar. The
bridesmaids do not al! dress alike
and their number is unlimited
London Answers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07
Whenever a murder is committed

Whenever murder is committed
now a days-if thei individual afflicted
with the homicidal habit be q
's.prominent gentlemen''-all he has
tod is to plead ''emotional insanity"
and The gullible jury who are sworn
60 uphold the majesty of the law
aahesitatingly acquits. The Thaw
case is a prototype and already in the
-Stlother- Bywsters affair there is the
same appeal to the jury on the
ground of emotional insanity. ln
such cases as these We think it far
more manly to take chances on the
@thigher law. If man escapes
ttne gallows on the plea of insanity
be should be confined in mad
house the rest of his days.
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THE HONEST APOLOGY.
Never Be Ashamed to Say That You
Are Sorry.

Are Sorry.
Don't be afraid or ashamed to
say that yoa are sorry.
1t may be hard, but remember
that it takes two to make a quarrel,
and the chances are that you were
as much i'll the wrong as the other
person.
OF course it would be better not
to quarrel in the first place, but
after all we are only human, and
sometimes our temper gets the best
of us.
But the false pride that keeps us
from acknowledging ourselves in
the wrong is even more deplorable
than the unruly tongue that gets
us into trouble in the first place.
A quarrel that does not amount
to much in the first place can grow
irto'a perfect mountain of trouble
through brooding.
Don't wait for the other person
to express regret. Come right out
like man or woman and say: I'm
sorry for my share of the offense.
Let us forgive and forget"
Never part from any one with
hard feelings between you.
Remember that ''many 60 forth
in the morning who never come
back at night" Don't run the risk
of having to 60 through life with
an agony of remorse in your heart.
And remember also that every
quarrel leaves scar. If you would
prevent those scars from being ugly
wounds, do not hesitate to do your
share of making up"
Sweethearts will quarrel over
needless trifes as much for. the
pleasure of reconciliation as any
thing else, but it is foolish pas
time and gets them into the habit
of dispute.
If you are a wife, never let your
husband 90 away in the morning
with an unforgiven quarrel between
you. It will rankle in your heart
all day, and nothing will seem right
or sweet. 1t is twice as easy to ex-
press sorrow Immediately after the
quarrel as it will be if you wait; a
day.
1t is usually sulky person who
finds it hardest to express con:rl-
ton. The quick tempered person is
as ready to make up as he was to
take ofense, but the sulky person,
even though he may feel desperate
ly sorry, cannot bring himself to
say so, and the result is that he
goes through a great deal OF un1ec-
essary suffering.
Don't be the kind that won't ac-
knowledge the blame. Say you are
sorry, and say it sincerely. There Is
no disgrace in an honest aTowal OF
having been in the wrong. st
Louis Republic.
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THE H00D00 IN INDIA.
obsession In the Orient Is Due to Pc.
cuIiar ReIiaious Rite.

Cbsession In the orient Is Due 10 ~.
euiar Religious Rite.
Why are obsessions so numerous
in India? In India the notion
among tho Hindoos is that when a
man has died it is necessary to cause
his release from earthly bonds by
an offering called pinda, made in
his name in the sacred city of Gya.
So long as this is not done the soul
of the dead man remains tied to
earth and cannot rise high. 1t so
happens that Hindoo spirit finds
that he ha, become a ghost-that is
to say, III earth bound soul. He
very naturally thinks that his mis-
fortune i due t. &c fact that no
pinda had been o.".c.ed in his name,
and he makes ",cantic efforts to see
that it is done. But he finds that
he cannot communicate his wishes
to his relatives, friends or fellows
who are yet on earth. Such souls
make gigantic efforts to be able to
hold communication with men who
are not dead. Sometimes they sue
ceed. And then they explain what
they want. If they get hold of a
friend, it is all right. They at once
ask the latter to release them. But
this is not generally possible. So
what they do is this: They possess
a woman or a man and make them
selves disagreeable in as many ways
as they can. Ghost doctors are sum-
moned. They open communication
with the spirit, who refuses to leave
his medium until it is promised to
him that a pinda will be offered in
his rame in Gya. When he has
been able to extort this promise he
leaves the body he had possessed,
says the Hindoo Spiritual Magazine.
This explains why cases of true
obsession are so frequent in Hindoo,
India. Ninety-nine out of j hun
dred in India have seen cases OF
obsession.
A ghost makes itself very dis
agreeable. The exorcist is summon
ed. He opens communication with
the spirit-in short, the spirit
speaks through the party he has
obsessed, and a conversation like
the following ensues:
The Exorcist Ito the ghost You
must leave the body of your victim.
The Ghost--I am willing to 60 If
you promise me one thing-namely,
if you will offer a pinda in Gya in
my name.
The promise is made, and the
ghost leaves his victim. That is the
way such cases are treated general.
ly. This is the reason why cases OF
obsession are so numerous in India.
Indeed, they are so frequent in this
country that there are many roJas
(exorcists) who live by curing OBJ
sessed men aud women. What Is
more, in India there is hospital
for obsessed people, unique insti-
tuition the like of which is not to
be seen in any other part OF the
world. This hospital is a temple in
the holy place called Hari Haresh-
war, in Kocond, in south India.
There possessed men and women a1
are carried, and they are sent back
cured Exchange.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07

In using a cough syrup, why not
oct the best? one that comes h,gnly
recommended r is BEES LAXATIVE L
COUGH SYRUP contains Honey
and Tai and is superior to other I
cough syrups in many ways. Chill
dren always like it because it con-
tains no opiates, is laxative and is
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
Y Your money refunded. Try it'-Sold
by W L Wallace.
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Mean.

A lady was reproaching bach
elor friend for never having mar
ried when her husband, a little
bored perhaps, said gruff1y:
> "He says he could have cut me
out and married you if he had want
ed to-"
The lady started.
'Indeed!" she cried. "Why didn't
he do it, then"
"He says he owed me a grudge,'
the husband explained, with q
chuckle.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-03-07

Improper action of the kidneys
cauaes backache, lumbago, rheuma-
tism. "PINEULES" is a kidney
remedy that will relieve these dis,
eases. Pleasant to take and guar
anteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. "Relief in every dose. y
Sold by w L Wallace.
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Trustees Sale of
Personal Property

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Eastern District of South Carolina.
In the District Court.
In re
Brown & Carter, Bankrupts.
In Bankruptcy.
Under and by virtue of an order
of Chas. W. StclI, Referee, in the
above matter, bearing date Febru-
AIRY 18th, 1907, to me directed, the
undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder or bidders
fo- c,.sh, at the storehouse of Smith
Williams Co., at Lake City, Will
1iamsburg County, in said District,
at 70 o'clock noon on the 22nd day
of March, 1907, all the unpaid ac-
counts, promissory notes, bills OF
sale, chattel. mortgages, agricultural
liens, bonds, mortgages of real es-
tate and other chooses in action OF,
and belonging to the estate of said
Brown &::Carter, Bankrupt.
A. H. WILLIAMS,
Trustee.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31
z N1w P0LsK1CH
W A|MERYCE

TOLED0.O. - Straszna
smiercia zgin4{ 10 ]etni syn
Walentego Majewskiego, "a
mieszka}ego. prey Belmont
ave. On brat, matka i jeszcze
jedna kobieta wybrali sic ma
fanny obierac ]iScie kukury-
dziane. Gdys mieli przecho-
dzit przez krzyz6wke kolei
Lake Shore= IA tax zwanej
,,oll road" =nadje chaf pociag
osobowy. Kobieta idaca z
mimi przeHeg}a przez tor
MIN pociag nadjecha}. ale
ch}opak juz niezdazy} pociag
uderzyl wen, 2abijajac ma
miejscu i odrzucajac daleko
cd toru. Mozna sobie wyo-
brazic rozpacz matki, W kt6
rel oczach syn zgina} W tax
straszny spos6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31

WIEDEN, % pazdziernjka
-@@Prez, dent austryacki IL
by pan6w oSwiadczy} ma od-
bytem onegdai posiedzeniu
ze stan zdrowia cesarza jest
ca}kiem zadowalniaiacy, wo-
bee czego professor DR.. Neu-
sser zaprzesta} juz odwiedzac
cesarza, a wizyt lekarskjch
podejmuje sic tylko lekarz
przYboczny.
- Obrady mad kwestyq d
ugody austrowegierskiej juz
sic rozpacze}y W parlamencie
wiede1skim. Obstrukcya
czeska ME przvsz}a do skut-
ku. Debaty niezamaca zadna
powazniejsza przeszkoda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31
PARYZ, 28 pazdzi.rnika

PARYZ, 28 pazdzicrnika.
- Wczoraj donosi}y telegra-
my O aresztowahiu pewnego
chorazego, nazwiskiem Char
les B. Ullmo,, floty fran
cuskiej pod zarzptem spie-
gostwa; p6zniejsze zas depe-
sze oznajmiaja, re W Vendo-
me aresztowano zn6w pewne
20 oficera nazwiskiem Ber-
ton, kt6ry mia} sprzedawac
agentowi obcej potegi tajem-
nice wojskowe. Oba areszto-
wanna wywota}y wielka SEN
sacye, a poniewaz Ullmo
jest zydem, vice wszystkle
pisma nazywaja to zdarzenie
druga afera Dreyfusa.
Zdaje sic, ze Ul]mo ofiaro'
wal ministrowi marYnarki
kupno pewnych dokumen-
tow i sygnalowej ksiegi fran
cuskiej "a $4,000, a jezeli
jego oferta ME bedzie przy-
jeta, to oswiadczy}, ze spr2e-
da je innemu mocarstwu.
Minister zgodzit sic pozornie
ma te propozycye a potem
poleci1 uwiezi6 szpiega. Sic
dztwo ME wykry}o:: :wprawdzie
W mieszkaniu Ullmo'na owej
ksiegi z tajemnymi sygna1a'
mi tloty lecz znaleziono ca{y
plan mobilizacyi marynar-
ki w0jenne], oraz Hste wy:
mieniajaca wszystkie miny,
kt6re maja bye za}ozone ma
wypadek woiny; dalej wyszu-
kano fotografie rozmaite ltp.
- Oba aresztowania spowo-
dowa1y zywa debate W par
lamencie, gdzie by}a ma po-
rzadku dziennym interpela-
eva O stanie obrony krajowej.
Izba uchwalila rzadowi pei
ne votum zaufania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31

burgu bedzie zmuszone "a
przesta6 swych prac jezeli
miasto ME wyp}aci powyzsze'
mu towarzystwu $125,000 ja-
ko nalezytosci "a dotychc2a'
sowe wk}ady. - Rad ro-
syjski wyda} njedawno "z6}-
ia" ksiege O swych rokowa-
mach pokojowych z Japonia
i rozes1a} pojedyncze egzem-
plarze pos}om zagranicznym.
Process k:yminalny, kt6ry,
sic odbywa} W Terioki we
Finlandyi o zabicie pos}a do
pierwszej Dumy, p. Hercen-
steina, zako1czy} sic niespo-
dzianie 1agodnie gdyz sad dla
braku ~ dowod6w uwolnil
obwinionego, kt6ry naleza]
do ,Zwiazku rosyjskiego ma
rodu"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31

ST. LOUIS, MO. - Stra-
szna 6mierca zginal robotnik
Piotr Mak0wski. Pracowa1 on
W sk}adzie starego zelaza W
firmie Schwurtz Kuhn Co.
Ogromny block do t}uczenia
zelaza spad} ma niego i
zgni6t} ma smierc.
u niewiadomej przyczy-
ny zapali1 ma sobie ubrauie
Tomasz Witkowski (48 lat
1417 N. 81 By}o to p6znym
wieczorem Zona jego posz}a
spac a Witkowski pozosta{ W
kuchni. W nocy przebudzi}
ia krzyk. Gdy wybieg}a ujrza-
la p1onacego meza. Ma krzyk
przestraszonej kobiety mad
bieg}a pomoc i Witkowskiego
odesfano do szpitala. Umar}
tam jednak wkr6tce z powo.
du ciezkich poparze6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31
BUFFALO,. N. Y

BUFFALO, NJ. Y. -
Wobec po brzegi zape}niaja.
cej hale ,, Convention Hail.
doborowej publicznokci wy
glosil odczyt. vice fizykl
miejski dr.. FIR. E. Fronczak
Przemawia} w}asciwym sobie
sposobem i lekko, pieknie i
z rezultatem a przemawia} ma
temat: ,,Suchoty spos6b
zwalczania tychze." Po poda-
niu historvcznych fakt6w re
statystyki suchot prelegent
przemawia1 o yca}usach" j
ich szkodliwosci. Twierdzi1
stanowczo, re ca}owanie sic
os6b nawet zdrowYch jest
szkodliwem albowiem ma war;
gach sia mikroby, kt6re przez
ca}owan1a sic przenosza. Ia
razki suchot W ten sposob
sic rozszerzaja. Ca}us jest
uwazany "a wyraz mi}oSci,
czci, powazania i honoru jed
max powinien bye zniesiony
ze wzgledu ma hygiene. W
ko6cu dzielny dokt6r vyrazi}
nadzieje, ze zwyczaj karygo~
dny, panojacy miedzy dziew-
czetami II. zwyczsj dzie]enia
sic guma do lucia. Zako6czy}
zas W ten spos6b: "Jeze]i
chcemy po}ozyc tame su'
chotom w6wczas: ME pijmv
nieprzegotowanego mleka, ME
5cierajmy prochu mebli
sucha szmata przewietrzaj-
my mieszkania, otwierajmy
czesto okna; ME kupujmy
patentowanych medycyn, ME
plujmy W miejscach publicz-
nych i ME nosmv was6w i
brody jezeli jeste6nny suchot-
nikami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31

BNFFALO, N. Y. ~ Ste-
fan W6jcik zaskarzy1 kompo-
ME tramwaj Owa do najwyz-
szego sadu, 7adajac W swej
skardze pieciu tysiecy dola-
row odszkodowania "a ponie.
sone uszkodzenia. Odby}a sic
rozprawa pred sedzia Mar
cusem lecz sprawy jeszcze
ME za}atwiono. W6jcik twier-
dzi, ze kompania tramwajowa
jets odpowiedzialna "a swych
funkcyonaryuszy, a ci zno-
WI "a wszelkie wypadki ja-
kich SO powodem. A w}aSnie
ci funkcyonaryusze byli
przyczyna wypadku kt6ry
sic niegdys zdarzy} U zlotu
rlic Broadway i Person, kje.
dy to tramwaj najechaF ma
w6z z deskami, kt6rym jecha+
W6jcik i W kolizyi tel odni6s}
ciezkie uszkodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
W zaprzesz}a 6rode wydarzy}
sic straszny wypadek ma
farmie Kubisiak6w pod Am
hest Junction. Kubisiakowie
wykopali u siebie studnie i
za}ozywszy pompe zamierza-
Ii studnie zasypa6 i podczas
tego 19to letni Miko}aj Mi
giel wszed} ma dno, aby usu-
nae szalowanie drewniane i
kiedy by} ma samym spodzie
studni, ziemia sic oberwa}a
i zadusi}a nieszczesnego.
Cia}o jego odkopano dopiero
W p;atek. Pogrzeb odby} sic
W poniedzia}ek z koscio{a
Matki Boskiej Szkaplerznej.
Tym kt6rzy pomogli odko.
pac nieboszczyka i tym, kt6-
rzy raczyli wziac udzia} W
pogrzebie, rodzina zmarfego
sk}ada serdeczpe Bog zap}ae,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31

NANTICOKE, Pa. Oh. Mi
cha{ Dorak, bedac ma polo
waniu wraz towarzyszami
postrzelony, tax nieszcze6li"
vie, ze nab6j zerwa} mu ca
1e ram;e.
Wystrzaf spowodowa}o 10 ME-
umiejetne obejScie sic z bro
MIA, Ot6z jeden z lego iowa
rzysz6w niosac fuzye, lufa
kt6rego skierowana by}a "
strone Doraka ME majac zas
spuszczonego kurka, zaczepi}
sic o galez i momentalnie
kurek spad}, wyrzucajac z
Gala si'a nab6j, ranjac ciez-
ko Micha'a Doraka. W tej
chwili udzielono mu pomocy
i W stanie beznadziejnym od-
wieziono 20 do Mercy Hos
pital.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31

MADRYT, 28 pazdzierni-
ka. - Kr6l Alfons i jego 70
ma Wiktorya udali sic wczo-
raj W podr6z do Anglii. W
Bordeaux 1--WE Francyi kr6l
zasiega} rady u kilku tamtej-
szych lekarzy co do stanu
zdrowia. - Ok ret wojenny
,,Felaya" ma kt6rym jedzje
hiszpahski poset do su}tana,
Abdel Asia do Rabat, wiezie
diva wspania}e konie W po-
darunku su}tanowi cd kr6la
Alfonso.
Rzeki Ebro i Segre wez'
bra}y zn6w wskutek nowych
opad6w deszczowych do tego
stopnia 10 niziny rzeczne So
ca}kiem zalane. Panuje wielkj
brak srodk6w zywnosci "
okolicach Taragona i Cast
lenue. - w Moro Nuewa 20
stalo 40, a W Marado pre-
sz}o 100 dom6w zniszczo.
nych. Nieszczesliwi mie
szkahcy tych okolic szukaja
schronienia ma wzg6rzach
pag6rkach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31
BERLIN, % pazdziernika.

BERLIN, % pazdziernika
- Kryzysy finansowe, kt6'
re siv wydarzy1y W przesz}ym
tygodniu W New Yorku Okla
zuja sic prze mijajacymi, nie
pozostawiajac po sobie pra--
vie zadnych ujemnych skut-
k6w. " tutejszych kotach
finansowych oczekuja re an.
gielski bank podwyzszy swa
rate dyskontowa W najbliz-
szych dniach. Jezeli to ma
stapi, to bank pa1stwowy
p6jdzie "a jego przyk}adem.
- Ostatnie niepowodzenia
ma targu pienieznym zachwia-
}y wprawdzie zaufanie do a.
meryka1skich bank6w i
przedsiebiorstw, ale tylko
chwilowo, gdyz niemiecka
ludnosc zanadto ufa W sife
finansowa Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31
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TELEGRAFICZNE

RZYM, % pazdziernika.-
Onegdajsze trzesienie ziemi
zniszczy}o dwie miejscowosci
zupelnie. Katedra Towre di
Craze rozsypa}a sic W gruzy
jedyna wieza ko5cielna, kt6-
ra przetrzyma}a wszystkie
dotychczasowe trzesienia W
Kalabryi, teraz rune}a. Ma
dobitek wkr6tce potem zer-
wa}a sic straszna burza z
deszczem, trwajacym bez
przerwy kilka dzie STAT 60
dzin, wskutek czego zwiek-.
szy}a sic ieszcze groza po}o'
zenia, gdyz wylewy, bedace
rych}em nastepstwem opad6w
deszczowych dope(ni}y zni-
szczenia, Pcdziemne wstrza
6nienia ME usta}y jeszsze
wprawdzie, ale juz ME wy
rzadzaja wiekszych szk6d
utrzymuja jednak ludnoSc W
ciag}ej trwodze i pauice tax
ze ME odwaza sic ona odszu-
kiwac swych domostw zni-
szczonych. Strata W ludziacb
Jest daleko wieksza, anizeli
zpoczatku obliczano. W dru~
GIN bowiem dniu po katas:
trofie z rama juz odnaleziono
200 zw1ok, lecz liczba zabi-
tych ma dochodzic co naj7
mniej do 500 os6b. Dok}adne
zbadanie ]iczby ofiar W lu~
dziach i oszacowaniu STRAIT W
mieniu ludzkiem jest do cza-
su niemozliwe, gdyz pow6dz
utrudnia wysi}ki W tym kie~
runku. lime miejscowosci
r6wniez dotkliwe odczu}y
podw6jna te katastrofe. Pierw
sze juz wztrzasnienia, psze-
rally wszystkich I spowado-
waly bunt wiezni6w, kt6rych
musiano uspokajac prey po-
mocy wojska. Pionierzy zw}a-
SEGA oddaja wielkie us}ugi
nieszczesliwej i " rozpaczy
pograzonei ludno6ci, rozwo-
FAC jej zywno66 lub ratujac
zagrozonych.
To jest szczeg6lniejszem
ze obecnie dopiero pare dni
up}yne}o cd poswiecenia no.
wo odbudowanych dw6ch
innych mieiscowo6ci W tej
okolicy, kt6re zosta}y zni-
szczone podobnem TRIESTE"
MEM w rOku 1905.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-31
z THORP,, Wis. w pre-

z THORP, Wis. W prze-
sz}y czwartek przy :piek.nym
pogodnym dniu odhy} sic tn
|odpust sw. Jadwjgi nader
uroczy6cie, juz poprzednie-
60 dnja Vel. Ksie7a praco-
wall cd po}udnia W k"nfesv-
o'ala ch >af dniu tyn r"z
poczet" prsce " K"l. fe~yo-
na}a' h od 20 'z'nv St j:rano
jako tez I'd til god any b>iv
Odpraw ane 'rsze sw 'l.:1nr.
O godzin'e 1920 r"zp c>,1n
sje Suma rontvflkAIna, kt6-
ra colebro~ al Wiel ks Dz e
kan \ Cara i Inie es,eence,
Wis asystowal' jak" d> akon
ks. Jan Jacht>l c., dngi-ro
przyby}v polsk' ks a'k ze ~ta
rego kraju, jako subdy'kon
ks. Adam Arentz Thrrp,
mistrzem ceremoni' by1 ks.
Rajski 2 Marathon. Wis.
Piekne kazanie wygfosif ks.
Jak6b w. Cara Pine Creek,
Wis.
O godzinie 2 rozpocze}y
sic nieszpory, ktore odpra-
viii ks. Dzlekan A. Cara a.
sys towali jako dyakon ks
Rayski jako subdyakon ks.
Jachtyl, ceremoniarzem by1
ks. Ig. Mordarski z Poniatow
ski. Podczas nieszpor6w wy
g}osi} dtugie i piekne kaza-
ME wle]. ks. Guzdek z Bro
werville, Mimi. poczem byly
odpowiednie suplikacye
wystawieniem Przenajswiet-
szego Sakramentu procesya
W ko}o ko6cio}a, W ostatku
by}o zaintonowane Te Deum
Laudamus, i od6piewane
przez ch6r; dodac nalezy =
ch6r wywiaza} sic nalezycie
ze swego zadania, do Sto}u
Pa6skiego przystapi}o prze-
sz}o 700 os6b. Naszemu ks.
Prob. FIX. Pubic, jake tez
i wszystkim ksiezom kt6rzy
mu przybyli z pomoca Y
piracy W dniu tym, sk}adamy
szczere staropolskie bog
zap}ac".