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The Washington times., 1908-01-27
NEW YORK BANK
CLOSES ITS DOORS
Rumors induce DepositorS
To Withdraw Their
Funds.
Charles w. Morse's Con-
nection With Institution
Hurt 1t.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Little surprise
was felt In financial circles today over
the announcement that the National
Bank of North America would not open
its doors Ever since the recent hnan-
cial furry the banks business has been
declining.
The connection with It Of Charles w.
Morse, erstwhile ice and steamboat
K1ng. had an evil effect, ana deposits
have been steadily withdrawn. so that
last weeks business was declared TO
be but a shadow OF that which the
bank formerly did
There IS no chance OF this suspension
affecting any other financial institu-
tons. National Bank Examiner
Charles A. Hanna. who has been made
the receiver, will at once hQuidate the
for the statement that the bank will
not only pay all claims promptly, but
that there viii be some surplus left
over for the stockholders
The decision 10 HQuidate followed a
heavy run on Saturday, which resulted
from a report that the bank was 20 90
out of business This was distinctly a
professional run. the money being
drJ Wn out by local financial institutions.
One OF the acute causes OF the bank 6
troubles IS said 10 be certain paper
which IL holds that Is backed by bonds
OF purely Morse concerns. These. OF
couse. are OF nc present market value.
The last re BORT Of the bank shows
that Il owes Individual depositors but
=, AS, 900 and the clearing house EssO-
citation g 600 600. The bank has in its
vaults $40, 476 IN cash and there is due
from banks 1894, 81. It's loans and dis
counts are listed az S56403Is. and Il
owns Panama and other bonds 10 the
amount Of 1856, s48- It's real estate is
valued at Sl,2I550O. The total assets
are figured by the directors at S, ~, 81
President Havemeyer attributes the
failure Of his efforts 70 rehabilitats the
bank TO the persistent circulation Of a
Tumor that a rec-ivership for the bank
was impending He dwelt upon the ef-
feet Of this IN a formal statement given
GU at his home and IN conversation
ate ward spoke bitterly OF the Teck-
ies sness which had wrecked the work
Of retaining the bank when that work
was beginning 20 show promise Of sue
cess.
ComptrOlIer's Statement.
This afternoon the Comptroller issued
the following statement:
at the request Of the board OF direc-
tors Of the National Bank Of North
America, the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency has ordered the bank TO be closed
for liquidation and has appointed ne
tioual bank examiner Charles A. Hanna
as receiver. This action Of the board
OF directors was not taken because they
considered the bank insolvent. but on
account OF the difficulty in realizing on
the assets OF the bank rapidly enough
to meet the heavy demands Of depoq-
itors N the last few days end probable
further large Withdrawals feared. The
receiver will proceed at once with the
liquidation or the bank and the pay
raent Of its creditors. It Is estimated
that all the dePositors viii be paid in
full.
The Washington times., 1908-01-27

At the Young Peoples building. in
south Washington street. yesterday
afternoon. DIT. Henry y. COuden. the
blind chaplain OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives, delivered an address, taking
for his subject Manhood"
The Washington times., 1908-01-27

Richard c. Triplett. a magistrate IN
Fairfax county. died at his home at =
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mr. Trip
,ett had been III for some time. he
was siKty-siN years OF age and unmaT-
red His funeral will be held from his
home tomorrow at noon
The Washington times., 1908-01-27

Albert Stewart, a little coIored boy,
was arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing papers from George Pettey. he
was turned over to his father by Jus
tlce Cation this morning for punishment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
NAMES OF HONOR PUPILS
IN NEST END ACADEMY
Prof. George Willis Guy Makes the
Announcement Of Distinguished
Pupils for Past Month.


Tho names of the pupils in the
West End Academy. which the high
school. obtaining positions on the
honor roll for the month ending Janu.
AIRY IA, were announced yesterday by
Prof. George Willis Guy, the prlnci-
pal.
Hampton High School.
Senior Class-Julia Armistead,
Helen Burbank. Annye Burbank, Voi,
ma Bozarth. Add!e Copeland. Annie
Rowe. Annie V. Cunningham, Charles
Mears. Read Sayro.
Third Grade High School-Nellic
Alexander, Edger Outtcn.
Second Year High School--Louis
Sinclair, Edith Bloxom. Maebelle
Clark. Sarah Shelton. Marion Sin.
clair.
First Year High School-O ctavia
rignor, Louise Andrews, Bertha Hunt.
May Miller. Ned Hewlns.
Grammar Grades.
Seventh Grade-Ella Tennis. Mar
row Davis. Gertrude Miller, Virgini,
Davis. Edith Dudley.
Sixth Grade-ETclyn Dyke. Minnie
Souder. Eva Todd. Lindley Barbour
Cleveland Guy. Willie Keaton.
Fifth grade A,-Lillan Dyke. Lillian.
Todd. Inez Johnson. Louise Mason.
burg. Harold Bishop. Amos Rountree,
Maud Lyliston.
Fifth Grade B.-Emory Ammons.
Wilbert Candy, Sarah Davis. Matte
Sinclair, Margaret Sinclair, Julia
Turntull, Lillian Ransone.
Fourth Grade A.-fllldred Bulisnrt,
Bessie Crosby. Polly Moore, Bessie
Patrick. Pearl Powell. Ida Sinclair
Lucy White, Paul Burbank, Frank
Cumming. Bonnie Topping.
Fourth Grade B.-Jnlia Holt, Adell
Irocker, Marie Dcnneufville. Grace
Hopkins, Mary Lee. Irene Massey
George Nettles. Sarah Lenesky
George Magnes, Garlic Topping. VII.
lie Tessman.
Third Grade-Helen Bradley. Doris
Daongherty Vera Gage. Margaret
Mears. Alsee Price. Alva Price. Lula
Powell. Pauline Watson. Reuel Wal
ker.
Second Grado-Ellzabeth Clarke,
Verna Dunn. Lorine Frasier, Louisa
Moore. Marian Nichols. Beulah Wat.
son. Eddie Hudgins, Willie Hunt.
Z Primary Department Margaret
Lawson, Grace Lordley, Eleanor
Roche, Margaret Hobbs. Edwin
Branchi, Joe Birmingham, George
Candy, Alfred GoldsteIn, Franz Won
Schilling, Frank Small. Jay Robbins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
President Will Take Sides in View
Of Governor Blacks RClI0D.
HHER: DO THE SENATOR'S STANG?
Taft Men May Put Them on Delegates
Ticket to Strengthen Cause UP
state--slaek Numerically Flayed
Roosevelt

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 49,
New York Republicans in Washington
who have been seeking to prevent 3
factional fight between the friends o.
Secretary Taft. backed by the Presi
dent and the friends of Governor
Hughes, have almost given up hope
of avoiding an open breach and are
making up their minds which side
to take when the explosion comes
They know that IL the contest comes
it will convulse the state, and 1t an
pears 10 be coming rapidly.
President Roosevelt has not consid
cred the New York Senators in maK
ing any recent important appoint
ments, and 1t was matter of com
ment that his reception of Senator
Depew mt a recent function WAS frig
Depew Mt n recent function was
frigid. Senator Plat has not been al
the White House since last spring
and lately he has been inclined to
favor Secretary Cortelyou for the
presidential nomination. These con
ditions make the movement to have
the Taft managers favor the two Sen
ators for delegates at large one OF
peculiar interest here
1t Is understood that the Taft man.
ayers in the state have already mr..
ranged tentative ticket consisting
of Timothy l.. Woodruff. Secretary
Root Secretary Cortelyou and VIII
liam Barnes, Jr
On the other hand the Hughes men
are expected to favor delegate ticket
headed Ly Governor Black and con.
tanning the names of B. B. Odell, Jr.
George w. Aldridge and Edward Wet.
more.
Callers at the White House have
noticed that the President is especial.
ly chary of discussing the patronage
question. That he was annoyed nj
the charges that have been made o,
the use of patronage and the lining
up OF federal ofiiceholders for Hughes
in New York is no secret, and 1t Ia
said that he was especially irritated
Mt the action of the Senate in reject.
ing four postmasters in Ohio who are
active for Taft. >.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
HAMPTON, PFiOEBUS AND OLD points, Continued.

nation has gottne any farther than
to have some assurance of the vote
of his own state. Even II, by some
political miracle not now dreamed OF.
Taft should be showed aside and some
other man receive the Republican
nomination, II would not alter the
fact of widespread divisions and dis.
satisfaction in the party. 1t is today
split wide OPEN Tariff discomfort Is
deep and far-reaching, and the great
tidal wave of politics which at inter
walls sweeps so resistlessly from md
to end of the country is gathering
with force.
The signs are on all hands that the
people want change, and while. this
is assuming vast deal. surely there
should be sufficient wisdom and com
mon sense in the Democratic party
and its leaders to take advantage OF
what is literally thrust upon II. From
experimentation money centers.
from the factories. the mines. the
fields-comes the cry for change. and
the loudest voices of all come from
those. high and low. who have always
trained with the party in power.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
DEMOCRATIC CHANCES
Never a Time When The parIg
Had Better Opportunities 10 Win.
REPUBLICAN, PARTY FACTION TORN
Presidents Active Support of Taft
Has Made Him Extremely unpopu-
lar Among the Leaders of the Party
TAFT is in the Lead.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-Convic
tion grows stronger day by day that
opportunity Is beckoning with eager
hand to the Democratic party. In all
the history of American politics there
mas been no period when such re.
markable condition in the affairs oi
the dominant party existed on the
eve of presidential campaign as Is
witnessed now. 1t is quite true that
before this presidents have not al.
ways been in harmony with the Lead
ers of the party which elevated then,
TO Office. Differences there have
been, heartburnings there have been.
expressions of dlsapproval there have
been, frank and free. and the banner
OF revolt has been raised Now,
there is no open rebellion, no appar.
ent concerted opposition to plans or
policy of the administration and 1T
tie, Is any, outward expressions of
disloyalty to the head of the govern
mcnt But it is well-nigh amazing
TO realize deep and swift just under
The surface. II is doubtful whether
on the Republican side in both houses
OF Congress there are two score OF
fonal liking for Mr.. Roosevelt or arc
in the slightest degree in sympathy
with his actions and designs Those
who are fond of spice and excite.
ment would fairly revel IL there could
be spread before them the rigorous,
inclsive comments and criticism on
the Executive, which fly thick and
inst in the security OF committee and
clohk rooms of the Capitol and around
dinner tables. A Senator-one of the
Few put down as devoted adherent
OF the President-surprlsed his list
ensrs not long ago with the remark:
we do not want another crazy man
in the White House."
This Is about the estimate placed
upon the present occupant. If he
ever was disposed to take counsel
with others the feeling against him
might not be so deep, but 1t is not
natural that n man who simply an.
nounces his views and expects every
one else to fall in line without cues.
ton can arouse much enthusiasm OF
can command fealty. 1t is not only
among leaders In public life, but
among those great vested interests
upon whose broad shoulders the party
mas so often marched to victory, that
comes the cry against any more
Rooseveltism.
Tart VIII necessarily be n second
edition of Roosevelt so ali say-com.
pletely under his influence and dom.
mated absolutely by him. All the
signs now point to Taft's nomination.
with the power and influence of the
administration behind him. the lines
are being well laid for the selection
OF delegates favorable to him from
every section, and from numerous
States such selection is assured. As
Is well understood. the power of the
administration is sufficient to COM
mand practically solid Taft delega-
ton from the South. and nothing has
been, or will be. left undone to rein.
force this from the East and the
West Not one of the gentlemen
whose names have been mentioned in
connection with the Republican nomi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
TO PUNISH The WRITER'S
or THREATENING LETTERS
M Francis F. Causcy Drafts Bill
Looking to Proper Punishment
of These People.

Mr.. Francis i. Causcy, member of
the Hampton bar. has prepared a bill
which will probably have deterrlns
effect upon writer's of threatening
letters. Mr. Causey would have the
writer of threatening letter pun
ished by a tenn of not more than
five years in the Virginia penitenti-
airy for jail sentence. or fine of $50.
The bill will be turned over to SEN
ator Saxon w. Holt and Delegate
Harry r. Houston for presentation
in the legislature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
$4,000
PFnoeEoGas, Va.
S Per Gent. 3o-Year
Coupon Bonds.

Sealed Proposals for the purchase
OF $4,000, ao.year Coupon bonds or
any part thereof not less than $500.
dated September /, 1906, will be re-
cclved by the Recorder until p. M,
January 30, 1908; these being the re-
maindcr of an Issue of $4,000 Street
Improvement bonds by said town. A
certified check for 10 per cent. of
amount of each proposed purchase
must accompany each bid. The right
is reserved to accept or reject any
part or all of either and any bids.
For particulars. address.
w. II. POWER.
Town Attorney.
Town of Phoebus. Va
f.1S-l9-2226-3o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
MASONIC NOTICE.

A called communication OF st. Tam
many Lodge No. 8. A. f. & A. M, Will
10 held in Masonic Temple, Hampton,
Va. on Monday. A. L.. 59OS, A. D..
1908 ut 1880 p. m. The Entered An
prentlces' Degree will BIO conferred on
two candidates. Members and Wis
lting brethren are cordially requested
% be present.
BY order OF the w. NJ,
MILTON D. HYATT, Secretly.
1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
Mr. and Mrs. cuth.ieIrs Condition

Rev. and Mrs. ]. +. Cuthriell, who
have been very i'll all week in their
home in Chapel street, were report
ed improving yesterday. Mr.. Cuth
riell was able to leave the house for
II short walk, but Mrs. Cuthriell is
still detained in her bed by al at
tack of bronchial pneumonia. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthriell were taken i'll
wihila returning to Hampton from
Toana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
a Good Showing.

Tho statement of the Merchants
National Bank, published in the adj.
yertising columns this morning. is
worthy of the careful attention of all
persons. The report made to the
annual meeting of the stockholders
is given in concise and comprehen.
sive form.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
WAS USED AS LAMP.
MIR. Fuller Explains the Alleged Bomb
Found at Hospital.

Mr.. P. A. Fuller said last night that
he has discovered that the supposed
bomb found In the old Josiah Simpson
hospital ly Mr.. Charles w. Stanglen
was an improvihsed lamp made by
fishermen along Buckroe. He said
that the iron nuts were twisted to-
ge.her 50 as to hold cord. which was
used in the kerosene and thus fur
nished a light for the fishermen. The
neighborhood of the hospital has been
much concerned over the finding of
the alleged bomb.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
Charged With Petty Larceny.

Officer John Tignor yesterday ar
rested f. Miller. colored man, upon
the charge of petty larceny. He is
accused of stealing pair of reins
from Edward Scott, farmer in the
Salters' Creek neighborhood. He win
be given preliminary hearing to-
morrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
Lost Thumb by Accident.

Mr.. w. S. Almonds, who is EN-
ployed az repair man by Capt. f.
w. Darling. met with an acclden;
which cost him the thumb of his right
hani. Friday afternoon. He caught
his hand in lsthing machine. DR.
H. ID. Howe attended him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
Three Months in county jail.

Upon the charge of stealing turk
eys and chickens belonging TO Mr..
Thomas Jones. Magistrate William T.
Westwood yesterday committed Leon
ard Sheetz, Jr., to the county jail for
three months. He Is said to have
sold the stolen fowls TO a cross road
merchant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
"sEElNe THINGS"
Rev j. Martyr Neifert to Use Unique
Subject Before Home Veterans,

Seeing Things" will be the subject
of the sermon this morning to the
1nmaiies of the National Soldiers
Home by Rev. J. Martyr Neifert, the
chaplain of the institution. This eve
ming the song service will be es-
pecially interesting. Illustrated
songs, in which the scenes from
Some Famous Naval Battles" will
be given and as surprise for the
evening Mr.. Neifertl has a number
OF pictures OF local interest, which
will be exhibited
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
Mr. johnson Out.

After Il siege of the grip lasting ten
days, county Treasurer David John
son was able to be in his office yes
terday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
Agreeable.

This notice was posted in a pleas.
ure boat belonging to certain steam.
shin company.
THE chairs In the cabin arc for the
ladies'. Gentlemen arc requested not
10 make use of them till the ladies'
are seated."-Harper's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
DO Comic, Masonic pearee.

AT special communication of st.
Tammany Lodge, No. 5. A. f. G
A. NJ, the entered apprentices de-
gree will be conferred upon two can
didates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
M. H. Morgan 6 Company to Move

Messrs. NJ. H. Morgan G Company,
the real estate and insurance agents,
have leased the offices at Nos. Oil
South King street and will on Thurs
day move into them from their pre-
sent office in South King street. The
new Offices will afford the firm larger
quarters. which are needed on ac-
count of the rapidly increasing bust
ness of the firm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19
Wines and Liquors

Wines and Liquors
I belong to the lost tribe that
strayed away from Dublin before
Moses sailed on the Red Sea. I'm
a price cutter. I'm money-maker;
I'm The one that sells all straight
Whistles retail ut wholesale prices.
TT following high grade 1Oc Wits,
kies sell for &c drink: Paul Jones
Pure Rye, sherwood Rye Whi7koy,
Carroll Springs, pure Maryland Rye
Whiskey. Parkwood Rye Whiskey.
All OF tho above named Whistles are
strictly high grade; watch my prices
IL you dare, beat me IL you can
Whiskey in bulk at following prices:
Old Nica Pure Rye, H pit, 25c;
gallon ........... ........... SAU0S
Leonardo Fayorite, 3s pit, SOC
saiion ............ ...,......sd.9u
Hunters Baltimore Rye. u pi.,
2bc; gallon ........ .........S4.aus
Maryland Club, "a pit. 2hc: aaJ-
Ion ............ $500
gallon ........... .sg75s
Star A, Rye. gallon ...,...... s2.06s
Moss Rose, gallon S2.u0
hardwood Pure Rye, gallon 49,. 500
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon ....,s1Ta
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon ......sIAO
Double Stamp Gin, gallon -. $500
The following brands OF California
Wines, Port, Sherry, Catawba, Cla-
ret, Blackberry, at 25c per at: per
gallon. 75c.
Pride of North Carolina, 4 years
old. gallon .......,.......s 5000
Kumme!il, per gallon $500 !
Carroll Springs, gallon $3.50
xxxX Baker Rye. gallon ...,. $3.50
M. tlEONAE2ED' s
Barrel And Bottle House
is AND 10 MELLEN ST.
Phoehus, We. phone go.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19

Take your Prescriptions to Huirx
Cut Rate Drug Store. 12-2s-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19

Yes, my name Fret" but l am
not fretting yet. although times are
hard. money Is hard to get, but If
you want work done cheap. bring 1t
now. Chairs Gained. Furniture Re-
paired, Mattresses Renovated. Uphols-
tering done. Scissors and Knives Shar.
pened. Shoes Repaired In first-class
style and promptly. No. Court ST..
Is tho place. JOHN FRETT.
The only American In my business
In HAMPTON. All work for cash only.
1.10.08-1y. ,tsiHl iIsl IS: 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19

295lS drew the box of cigars at
HULLS CUT RATE DRUG STORE
vast night. 1t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

UNION CITY, Tenn. Wy
dano tn ME mniej jak 800
rozkaz6w a~resztowania, wy
mierzonym przeciwko Qso-
bonn, podejrzanym 0 naleze-
ME do handy ,,nocnych
jezdzc6w," kt6rzy bezposred-
MO mieli uczestniczyc W
zlynczowaniu niedawnem ka-
p tana Rankina. Oskarzenia
wniesione przeciwko podej-
rzanym, So trojakie: 0 NOR
derstwo Rankina, o usilowa-
ne morderstwo na osobie
pulkownika Taylora, kt6ry
vnocnym jezdzcom" ujs6
zdo}af, oraz 0 samowolne
wkraczanie W grantee cudzej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12
NOWINY 2 AMERYKI.
- g. -


ST. LOUIS, Mo. Doposza
tn z Pine Bluff, Ark, 1e
rzeka tamtejsza Arkansas
podmyla W tenn m;ezcie-2 sto
lace ma brzegu wielkie ma
gazyny IA hawe}ne, nadto
gro7a zawaleniem ratus2
miasta tego i g16wny hotel
Jefferson, poniewaz wez-
brana g%wa1townie rzeka zmie
Mia kierunek i plynie tera2
- srodkjem miasta!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

|dawac papieros6w. w stanie
Ftym " roku ubieg}ym pre-
prowadzono ustawe przeciw-
5ko paleniu, s~przedawaniu i
twyrabianju papieros6W, kt6-
"a teraz wfasnie sad mai :
:wyzszy uzna}. "a konstytu-
cyjna. r. 81. Sullivan sedzia
wyzszego sadu powiatu Spo-
kane uznal to praWo "a ME
konstytucyjne, poniewaz ty-
tut jego ME zgadza1 sic z "a
strzezeniami. Decyzya sadu
najwyzszygo wyda1a: wrecz
5przeciwny wyrok / dis W
:stanie Washington papiero-
sow pali6, fabrykowac, ami
sprzedawa6 juz ME wolno.
Prawo podobne jest bardzo
dobrem, no korzystnem Ola
:zdrowia obyw4teli stanu.
5Niejedna firma wskutek te-
go praWa upadnie, be ME
Wolnc jej da}ej %prowadzic
Interest,".
SAN Cal.
W procesie Abrahama Ruefa
.by1ego skarbnika oskarzone-
go 0 olbrzymie malwersacye
do sp6lki 2 majorem Smi-
them socyalista Wyszly ma
jaw howe skandale. Qt6z je-
den 2 przysieg4ych proce-
sic Ruefa niejaki S.
Blake dal sic przekupi6 ty-
siacem dolar6W, adv ME
sic ma wyrok pote-
Ruefs. PrzekupstWo
sic jednak wydalo, vice. adj
wokaci Ruefa ofiarowali Bla=
$1,000 ably tylko sic
ME rrzyznal, 10 zosta} pre-
kupiony q beda placie jegoi
5onie $10Omiesiacznie przez
czas gdy bedzie odsiadywal
wiezierie. Blake by1by sic
ma toszgodzi1, ecz jego m1o-
da iona tax serdeeznie pia-
ka1a " eadzie j prosila go
aby prawde m6Wil, 9 "
ko1cu ulegli wszysko Wyz-|
nalsedziemu. Raef Wiecje-I
szcze glebiej sic zakopaI,
nie#iadono aka kare otrzy
Blake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12
w1a6nosci. Okolo 70 os6b z
pomiedzy podejrzanych i Q
skarzonych Jest JUL "a KRAFT
kami.

Ill. Do JE. Ks
Arcybiskupa Quigleya (jak
zapewne do wszystkich Ar
cybiskup6w i Biskup6W "
Stanach Zjednoczonych)
aadszed1 z Watykanu wazny
document zawierajacv roz-
porzadzenie pred kilku mic
siacami juz wydane j. oglo-
szone, ma mocy kt6rego Sta
ny Zjednoczone i Kanada "a
przestaja bye krajami mi
syjnymi i wyjete So ? pod
wladzy Propagandy WARY.
Document to bardzo OBJ
szerny, W oryginale lacih-
skim zosta1 rozes}any do BIZ
skup6w, a skoro zostanie
p~rzetl6maczony ma jezyki:
angielski, niemiecki, polski,
francuski, wloski. czeski, Ii
tewski, chorwacki, syryjski
i moze pare innych, to O
trzymaja go proboszczowie
r6znych p%arafij.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

-. &E1-E 4=-'sEr+ E>S$rS = r.1s .-=a. aE.a. g. .r- -
NEW YORK. Przybyla
wiadomo66 Cd Andersona i
Steffansona, podr6znik6w do
bieguna p61nocnego, kt6rzy
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lEElintuzyazm 2 powodu rozpo-
czecia piracy ogromny j wsz; :
scy mieszka6cy uradowani.
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