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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
(Cisg dalszy).

Eukarpus rzuci} pokry-
jomu badawczy wzrok ma
m6wiaca: czyzby go wczora]
widzia}a prey z~dejmowaniu
zwlok meczennik6w? A mo-
10 i senatora pozna}a? czyz-
by to by}o W jakim zwiazku
z temi odwiedzinami? Me ira
cac jednak p~rzytomnosci, 3D.
rzek}:
- TAX jest! CESAR dba,
by sic lud bawi}, a kiedy
chrze6cijanie Rzym podpa-
ILL, a do togo So czarowni-
kami i takimi potworami,
jak O Mich opowiadaja, to
tel choc to okrutna smierc,
ME moze ola Mich bye zbyt
surowa kara.
Divine to jednak, jak
ia sekta zawsze zwolennik6w
sobie zjednuje i ze tax trzy'
maja z SODA, il nawet z ma
razeniem zycia zw}oki ska
zanych wsp6}wyznawc6w "a
bieraja, jak to wczoraj VIE
cz6r ma w}asne oczy widzia-
lam.
Pc tych s}owach ME wat
pill JUL wcale Eukarpus, &c
90 wczoraj Faustyna po7na}a
- Rzeczywi6cie odpar]
divine to i prawie dc
n"iewyt1omaczenia, re maj
kt6rego ukrzyzowano dalek(
stad, W zydowskim kraju
kt6ry mia} "a wyznawc6V
Swej nauki tylko kilku ubo
gich, niewykszta1conych ry
bak6w, mtgl to zdzia4ac, q
nauka, kt6ra sfawif, pc Jegt
6mierci rozszerza sic cora:
bardziej po wazystkich kra
ZACH i tn nawet W Rzymi'
tax sic przyje}a i rozkrzewi
la, 10 .wszystkie meczarnie
lake cesarz ma Mich wymy6
la, ME So W stanie jej mi
weczyc i wykorzenic.
To sic de }atwo wy
iasni6 - odrzek1a Faustyn;
- ia tajemniczo6c wia6ni
Nazare6czyk6w wabi lud
chciwy nowosci - a to, G.
]opowiadajq o ich nocnyc|
schadzkach %.
- Zbrodnia obawia 81
zawsze - przerwal Eukar
pus - wystepny ME jes
zdolny do takich bohate1
skich po6wiece6, jak t
chrze6cijanie okazali. :.
- ia ME wierze odrze
k}a dziewica - zeby chrze<
cijanie stall. sic w'nnyn
pedpa1enia Rzymu i to mt
II, kt6re i'm zadaja, budz
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
lyle r6znYch rzeczY o Mich

.1tyle r6znYch rzeczY Q mich
!; ~opowiadaja. >.
I zadnego dotad dowo'
du ME maja.... Wielu INA
komitych rodzin wiodacych
zycie bez nagany, wykszta4-
I%conych, re ~znajomo6cia swia-
ia i ludzi, jest r6wniez wyz~
nawcami tel nauki ci row.
ME ochoczo chetnie goto-
wi sa> po1ozyc swe zycie "a
to nauke, jak i lud pospol!"
ty. Czyz podobna, by system
jaki6, nauka, p~ozwalajaca ma
zbrodnie i szerzaca je, mog}a
zjednac sobie ~wyznawc6W
w6r6d ludzi z wysokiemi
~stanowiskami, przezornych /
%cnotliwych?
To by1a wla6nie zagadka,
10 kt6rej rozwiazanie Fausty-
ME sic rozchodzi}o, pytanie,
ma kt6re w}a6nie szuka}a
%odpowiedzi.
- Czemuz przeto chrze-
scijanie tax kryjomo SIERRA
swa nauke, czemu z MA a.
wnie ME wystapia?
- Oni sic ME ukrywaja
IL MIA wcale, ME taja jej 49,
odrzek} Eukarpus - SWAT
10 swieci W ciemno6ciach, ale
ciemno6c ME chce tego po-
LAC.
w tel chwili nadszed} Fa-
ustus "a senatorem, a Faus-
tyna spostrzeg}a z zdziwle'
niem, ze JUL by} wiecz6r.
'iPragne}a zapytac sic wprost
o zasady tel nauki - tera2
jednak musia}a od}ozyc to ma
czas p6zniejszy. Opuszcza1s
} przeto willie, ME otrzymaw'
sly rozwiazania zagadki, ow
' szem MOVIE pytania t1oczy},
lei sic do g}owy, a wraz
mimi i coraz goretsze prag'
nienie, by ma ME znalezc cd
powiedz. Teraz by}a pewna
Z lie Eukarpus jest chrzescija
ninem, ME watpi}s, re by
nim i Pudens i rodzina jeg'
+ a vice, to, co mOWlOn'
> o Nazare6czykach, must by
chyba nieprawda.
- Przeto chyba to praW
dq, co ten wyzwoleniec pc
wiedzia}, re swiat}o swiec7
tylko ciemno6c jej przyjac
0pojqc ME jest W stanie? Cze
vice trzeba - m6wj
.jej jaki6 CLOS wewnetrzn,,
- by6 ty to 6wiat}o poje}a
Ma to pytanie Faustyn
9'znalezc ME mog1a odpowie
dzi. Przeczuwa}a, ze daja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
Wieniee / kopona.


H;.torvczne opowiadanie oparte ma praw-
dxfvvch xdarzeniach z czas6w meczehstWa
chrzescian "a panowania cesarza Nerona'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
PO A r w Y .

Chcac zy6, musimy jeac. Dobrze strawione pozywne pokarmy. two.
re- " oz]owieku odpoTiednia sne Ay.oiowe: daj2 oiaau odPornose ! moe
fzyczna. Skoro ME jestescie W stsnie spozywa6 pokarm6w, si{a wasza
rych}o podupada. Jcsteace wdwczas wystawieni ma passive wszels
kich slabodci. Brak apetytu sam W sobie ME jest cLoroba, ale jest
kowych, kt6re kontrcluje ohet do jadia. JEzELI sTRAClC1E
WR0DzoNA CHEC DO JADkA, pamietajcie wtenczas, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

przesladowanie chrze.
Iscijan.. przez zwslenie ma
mich why podpalenia mia
.-sta, zanadto wkrad} sic W
h 1aski cesarza. Przez swOich
szpieg6w sledzi} juz dawno
kazdy jego krok, chcac go
y L. tych Task usunac i wnet
. tez przyszed} W posladanie
niezbitych i jasnych dowo-
4 dow, re Alityrus przyw{asz-
> cza{ sobie wiele pieniedzy
!, przeznaczonych ma budoWe
teatru ma Marsowem polu.
|. Materya} do oskarzenia swe-
go rywala liberal juz dawno
skrzetnie i pc cichu, ocze-
kujac sposobno6ci, zeby
(wsp61zawodnika zgnebit i
|zgubic.
/ (Ciag dalszy nastapi). ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

time when the outlook of the organix- ation was brighter. 1u spite Of tha fact that crop conditions arc unusual- ly backward and the prospects t0r . good crop very poor indeed, the union Is prospering as 1t never has before. The educational campaign which we are conducting in the State is having . splendid effect in arousing the far> mers to a realization of the advan> tages \of better educational facilities and we find that they are more eaGoe to grasp information than ever oefcra The State has been divided into three divisions and a lecturer assigned te each division. President I. A. Worioy is speaking in the Southeastern Dtvtse ion. Large crowds are attending the rallies daily and a great dsal ot interest is being maniefstcd."
 In speaking of crop conditions. Mfr. Parker stated that cotton was at least thirty days late and that the ,ndlca- tions pointed to a crop of about 63 per cent of the average crop. Oats. no said. were unusually hne. and corn about 7b pef cent. He said that ths total yield of the majority of crops depended in a large measure on tho seasons and could not be accurately estimated al this time.
 One of the most important and fare eraching actions of the committee was to refuse to endorse a proposit 'on fep the bringing in of foreign immigrants. The committee went sQuarely on yscorA as opposing immigration. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
For Next Campaign.

Friends Of senator OvertOn in both branches of the Legislature and friends of Deputy Insurance Commits sioner Albert C.. Sexton. are urging them to announce their candidacy for the office of Lieutenant- Governor and Secretary of State. respectively. and 1t is within probability that this will be done before the Legislature ad- journs.
 Neither of the parties concerned will have much to say about 1t at this time. Senator Overton says 1t Is true that several of his friends have spoken to him about the matter, but he says that up to this time he has declined to com- init himself. There seems to be little doubt in the minds of his friends, how eyer. that the Senator will permit his name to appear as a candidate for the second office in the State when the time shall come
 In much the same position of things is the case of MT. Sexton. He. too, de- clines to commit himself at this time, but his friends say that they will pre- vail on him to come out as a candi- date for the office of Secretary of State. He 10 said to have the support of the present incumbent in thIs proposed candidacy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
WOULD LOCATE HERE.
Western Man DeslPes to Enter buSi"
 ness In Montgomery.

Western Man Desires ts Enter Busi-
 ness in Montgomery.
 The officials of the Commercial Clup are submitting to the business men and merchants of Montgomery that a Western business man. who is now in the city, is willing to put from @lO.- 900 to 320.000 in a good business ven- ture in this city, either to purchase sn established business or to form part nership with some of the prominent promoters of the Capital City.
 The visitor referred to has been in Montgomery for a number of days. and says that he was attracted to this city by the 1910 advertisements that have been running in various maga- xines all over the United States. Af- ter a stay of several days here. he announced that the climate Is thor oughly agreeable to him. and that ho would like this city as permanent residence.
 The Commercial Club will hear any proposition that the mmerchants or business men of Montgomery care to submit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

by Kenneth Fraser. sherwan Fraser and Fioy sheppis:
 Miss Augusta Solomon Of Macon. Ga, is visiting her sister. Mrs. M. solomon, at her home on McDonough Street.
 The members of the Country Club will entertain at . cotillion this even ing.
 Mrs. E. c. Gum of BirminRham has joined Mir. Gum here where they VIII reside. They are at 1s South Hull Street.
 Miss Eva Andrews has gone to En- terprise to spend several weeks.
 Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Harmon will arrive tomorrow to be the guests or her father. Judge J. B. Fuller:
 Mrs. William Howard and little daughter. Clara. of Blakely. Ga. are visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. L.. c. Strong,
 Mrs. Daniel Troy. who has been vis- iting her mother. Mrs. Thomas Watts. at her home on South Perry Street. has returned to her home in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. w. Sellers of Sell lers' Station are at the Clancy Hotel.
 News has been received that pr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin and party have arrived in Liverpool. After spending several days there they will go to Lon don for a few days. ,after which they will go to the Swiss Engadine and Austrian Tyrol for the summer Mrs. Alex Troy and niece. Miss Annie Newman Troy. have gone to New York to visit Mr. Alex J. Troy and. family. Mrs. H. P. Tresslar and family are spending the summer at her cottage on Perdido Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
ANTI LOBBY BILL,

Atlanta. Ga. July 1.-The House ot the Georgia Legislature today passed an Inti-lobby bill by a unanimous votaL counsel or agenSs employed by any person or corporation to promote or oppose Legislation must file with the Secretary a statement giving the namo of the person or corporation by which they are employed. with . description of the legislation in reference to which such service is to be rendered, and an ttemized statement of expenditures.
 The bill now goes to the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
IS NOT IN POLITICS
OFFICER OF THE FARMERS UNION
 TALKS.
Organisatioa Opposes Bringing For- ei4neRs Into Alabams-COttOn Crop Is Said To Be Thirty
 Days Late.

Birmingham. July 11-(Special. )-- The Farmers Union Is not in politics and will not be. Of course we favor the enaction of Legislation in regard to better educational facilities for our children. good road laws that will im- prove the highway system of our State and other reforms of value particularly to the organization. but we will en- deavor to secure the desired results through the regular channels We will send representatives of our inter- ests before the Legislature the same IS any other organizations. One or TWO locals in Mississippi endorsed canji- dates for the Legislature and the char ters of these locals were immediately revoked by the state president. The same course will be followed in Ala bama if the locals attempt to boost any political candidate. Dabbling with politics Is strictly against the regulations of our organization and the rules of the order will be enforced"
 This statement was made by J. F. Parker. chairman of the State Exccu- tive Committee of the union. Thursday morning to newspaper man and out lines the political attitude of the union.
 The State, Executive Committee of the union met in Birmingham this week for the purpose of auditing the books of Secretary E. I. Cook. The entire committee was in attendance at the meeting. composed of the following members: J. F. Parker, chairman, La mar County; J. W. Sorrell, secretary, Cullman County; J. w. Sorrell, Chil ton County: w. E. Hughes. Calhoun County: I. M. Bishop. Franklin County After going over the books thoroughly the committee reported them to ae in excellent condition.
 According to the report of the .com- mittee. the organization is prospering The union now has r.571 chartered To- calls in Alabama with . membership of 85, 900.
 Chairman J. F. Parker. in speaking of the condition of the organization, {, this morning said: There never was a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Clint Brackin two girls and ono boy, MT. and Mrs. Sam Terry twins. This makes ten babies born to four couples in Town Creek In one week.
 Town Creek Is located in Lawrence county, twenty six miles west of Deca- tur on the Southern Railroad. Accord ing to the United states census of 1900 the town had a population of 2S0. There is perhaps not another town in Alabama of like size that can surpass Town Creek in the number of births for the past month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
GRAY BILL
 ABANDONED Will Not Be Presented to Legislature. NECESSITY FOR IT HAS CEASED Was Companion Bilf to Foreiga
 Money Lending Tax. Agreement Fer Repeal Has Rendered It Unsecessary Ts Enforce lnvest- ment By Insurance Companies
 h Alabama.
NECESSITY FOR IT HAS CEASED

With the announcement that the foreign tax law Is almost certain to be repealed at the present session of the Legislature. comes the announcement that the bill prepared by Lieutenant Governor Henry B. Gray. having for its purpose the compelling of all in- surance companies doing business in this State to invest an amount equal to at least 50 per cent of the reserve in Alabama, will not be introduced.
 Reason for this is found in the sec- ond section of the Gray bill as prepar- ed. which reads as follows:
 Be 1t further enacted. That all in- surance companies complying with this act and doing business in this State. ed of all foreign corporations doing business in this Staee, except the tax imposed upon the gross receipts of such insurance companies; and other license taxes imposed upon companies doing only life insurance business"
 It was explained by MT. Gray last the bill in the first instance was be- cause of the foreign tax law. There were and are a number of insurance companies doing business in this State who have an amount invested here of more than their reserve. Some of these companies had threatened to withdraw their investments if the for eign tax law remained in effect. It was to compel them to continue to in- vest their money here. If they contin- ued to solicit business in Alabama, that she proposed the forced investment of 50 per cent of the reserve on all such business.
 At the same time. he said. his bill proposed that all such investment should be free from the foreign tax requirement.. Now that this tax is about to be repealed. the real necessity for his bill had ceased, and therefore 1t will not be presented. Had no agreement been reached whereby this bill is to be repealed. then his bill would have been presented. MT. Gray said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
DESIGNATION OF SABBATH.
Church People of Huntsville C'as
 RenOlutiOns.

Huntsville. July 11-(SpeciaD-Res lutions protesting against the desecra- ton of the Sabbath day were adopted by the congregation of the Dallas Avenue Baptist Church last night.
 The resolutions pledge the members of the congregation to more zealously obserye the teachings of the Bible and exert themselves to teach others what 1t commands on this subject.
 The action of the church people was brought about by the circulation of petition looking to the operation of several places of amusement on Sun day in this city. The aid of church people Is sought to prevent the issu' ance of licenses to any enterprise or business that proposes to keep open doors on Sunday and the mayor and aldermen are besought not to repeal any ordinance prohibiting Sabbath dissertation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
TO OPEN OLD MINE
WILL WORK CHAMPION PROPERTY NEAR ONEONTA.
Tennessee Company Will Make Exten- sive Improvements There-ThFee White Men Held For Killing
 Negro.

Birmingham. July 11-(Special.)- The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail- road Company has leased the Champ. ion ore fields in Blount County. be- tween Birmingham and One0nta, and will shortly install extensive machin- cry and start producing ore on a large scale.
 The mines at Champion have not been in operation for nearly a dozen years. The property%is owned joint ly by the Tennessee and Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Companies. and be- cause of a dispute the field was abandoned. The need of ore has been the cause of much inconvenience among the iron manufacturers in this dis trict. three furnaces in the immediate Birmingham district being out of oper- ation now because of the lack of ore.
 The Tennessee Company. 1t is under stood. will expend couple of hun dred thousand dollars in machinery at this place. The Louisville & Nash vile Railroad will furnish transport ation facilities from the ore fields to the furnaces. all necessary side tracks and extensions to be constructed at once &t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
No Race Suicide in This
 Village Of North Alabama.

Decatur, July II -(SpeciaD-The little city of Town Creek continues to increase in population in a manner that goes to prove that there is no danger of race suicide in that community.
 A few days ago twins were born to Mir and Mrs. N. E. King of that place and during the same week, the follow ing remarkable birth record was re- ported from Town Creek; Mir. and Mrs. Monroe Jeffreys triplets. two girls and one boy. MT. and Mrs. J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

and Eighteenth Streets and Avenue II and Thirteenth 10 due to unsanitary stables.
 It has been discovered that several stables in the neighborhood have been kept in an unsanitary condition. also that some dry closets were located on Tenth Avenue near Fifteenth Street.
 The city fathers. especially Alder man Estes. from the Ninth Ward. the location infected. are working in an effort to draw up an ordinance com polling stables to be kept in per- fectly sanitary condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Rev. W. F. Dayi. Dead.

Decatur. July 1.-(Special. )--News has been received here of the death of Rev. Wilbur F. Davis. which occurred at Saltillo. Miss. few days ago. He was well-known in the Decaturs and for a number of years had two broth CTS living near this city. ne of these brothers has since died ant the other. Rev. A. L Davis, now makes his home at Pratt City. Rev. A. l.. Davis and nephew. J. F. Davis of Trinity. went to Mississippi and attended the funeral.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Student is Burned.

Decatur, July 11.-(Special)- )-Sidney Winslow. son of George H. winslow. who was seriously burned at Bloss- burg mines a few days ago, was brought here yesterday by his father The young man Is a student at Auburn where he has been taking a course in mining egineering and during the vacation was working at Blossburg mines in order that he might put his learning into practice as he progresses. He opened a vault when an explosion occurred. burning him badly. but he will recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Mrs. stewart Mackenzie has gone to rsnnessee to visit Mr. Nackensies rel- ativss.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke or Mobile arc spending month wltn heI parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Norwooo' at their home on South ferFs S''se'' Miss Leorand Smith is entertaining at . house party at the summer nome of Nr. and Mrs. Paul LeGrand at COO sada. The young folk included m une party are Miss Margaret Hannon' ss! nss Laura Little, Miss May Banks: an" M.ss Master Joseph White. Master Joel Mas. sev. Msster Fred Hammond. Jr.. and Master William Baldwin.
 afiss Hattie Mcqueen, who has been visiting friends in Selma. has returned home.
 Mrs. Henry vandiver has returned homo from Atlanta where she has been visiting friends.
 Mrs. Martin Baldwin and little laughter, Louie Eria. have returneo from Charlotte. N. C., where they ha'' been spending several weeks
 Mrs. G. W. Covington and little daughter, Margaret. have gone 10 NC" York.
 Mrs. G. W. Ely and Miss Claire Ely have zone to Pensacola where they are the suests of Mrs. John Bullock.
 Mrs. R. l.. Mathews and daughters. Misses Mary Jqe and Lula Belle, havo gone to Pass Christian
 Miss Isabelle cobbs is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Danforth In Bir- mingham.
 Mis-. Julia Holt has returned from . visit to friends in Georgia.
 Mrs. W. W. seidle and children have gone to Jamestown and Philadei- rhia They will be gone three or four weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Chambers have returned from q visit to MT. and Mrs. c. J. Kettler at their country nohe' thirteen miles from Greenviie.
 Miss Elizabeth Hyer of Columbus. ra.. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. John Haywood on Lawrence Street.
 Mrs. Burrus of Columbus. Ga, IS visiting Mrs. Thomas Mcooush on Per- " Street. Miss Selma Behr. who has been vis- lting Mir and Mrs. A. Behr at their home. 4a2 South Court Street, for some time win return to her home in Mem- phis Saturday afternoon.
 MT, and Mrs. F. A. Flowers. who have been spending some time at St. Simon's Island, have returned home.
 +
 Mrs. D. L.. wilkinson and children of Montevallo are the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Flowers. at their homo on South Perry Street.
 Miss Augusta Patterson of Selma Is visiting MT. and Mrs. Maxie Pspper- man at their home 1ls High Street.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cody have gone to New York. From there they will visit Niagara Falls. the Thousand Is- lands and afterwards spend some time in Montreal
 A picnic was given at Pickett Springs Wednesday in compliment to Miss Anil ta Loeb when the party included: Miss Gertrude Steiner, Miss Blanche Woln, Miss Kate Engle. Miss Dora Frank, Miss Sadie Frank. Miss Lucille Woln. Miss Adeline Moses, Miss Alma Herts and Miss Irene Bernheimer Miss Loeb is the Euest of Mrs. Ike Simon.
 <
 The prizes at the Cottage Hill I'm provement entertainment were award ed as follows: For the best home made cake. a. palm to Miss Enola Cop Icy; for the best candy made by pu- pii. fancy belt to Miss Lily May wadsworth: in the little girls foot race, a fancy bag to Miss Hattie Lee Mason, and to the younger girls. tea set to Miss Phillippa Gunter: for the foot race for boys the prizes were won
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Is free from harmful slsmentss, Its alkalinity destroys mouth ac;d germs. It permeates the entire tooth and mouth structure with i6l healthy fragrance. A tonic to tho gums. SOZODONT is an article of merit. Its popularity q sixty years will attest to that.
 Remember SOZODONT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Amusen1ents
Changed Bill at Casino.

The continuous vaudeville perform ance which has been running this week at the Casino, entertaining large crowds of amusement seekers, was rendered last evening with changed bill to an interested lot of hearers. The new bill proved more pleasing one than the run of the first three nights, and its features were encored a number of times.
 The features of the vaudeville Vast night were the dog circus of Professor Rand, the Musical Stipps. the Tyler Trio, Miss Winnie Grey as singing and dancing soubrette, and moving pic lures. The Musical Stipps showed most conclusively last evening that they have cornered the market in their rem dering of Dixie" and other patriotic pieces, while the variety of instru- ments used blended harmoniously and delightfully. t
 The continuous vaudeville will be played again tonight and tomorrow matinee and night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
BANCROFT's BODY.

Remains of Dredxe Captain are Washed
 Ashore. Tampa, Fla, July 1.-The body of Ed Bancroft. former captain of the Government dredge Herr. was washed ashore at Rockers Point this after noon and was found by fisherman and brought to the city.
 Bancroft went fishing in a small boat alone Tuesday. Wednesday the boat was picked up in the bay with a portion of his clothing.