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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
5Uczmy dzieci nasze czytac
pisa6 ! m16wi6 pc polsk l1ll !
70: 0 }
49, g 49,

8s
ozego tez 1eszcze nasl pa
MOVIE lperall NE Wylnysia
ma blskupow ! pa Kslezy' y
#onegda] peWnem noeral- :
men, nloy poWaznem plsmle
czytallsmy' ze peWlen Dlskup'
gdzles ma Wscnodz'e' polsklcn
Wych~#podW1aany ' zw1o-
czy ,..
lw1oczyc 10y kogo Q 70 y
polsku macy alpo: koso
rozolerac' .odzlen'e kogo
zdelmoWac, np' ma'ka
zW1oczY ozlec'e pfzeu spa'
MEM; ALDO: s Et''l''e kogo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
;e'liekim ~sa1eburgu: q

teliek ID
Zlestawiiee|ln,iise,I poWsyylzislIze ogglo.
Sly So ism ~ n, Ell'd ''lklf na
.poczatkul lego rokkuu; poWt 1f'z
rl,zzyly u ss,lk'.iWgl 'l W6dW'''c ilsEI'E
.pisma socyaliEs,tyczne libe-
rasl II, uzupeel1nllii,aIjac NE Was y;
nymi5 klslo ON zat eaten &.
,,l)zien. Zwiazlk. nie oglosil.
mic mic nelo',W 40 al al, D Die j !. wv
po'wa15iinniieeqnl by { dod ia e 2
FRRz,Jymnlu ' stanlotWczo przec,lilws
temu falszoWi zaprotestowa-
no; gdYz tax rzeczy WiS6cie sic
|sta1o, leez coto obchodzi
, 80
Ea4.,aa 80
na,=a,auo j; aa;a,no
rsxa;o,a i 5..da;a,st,,o ;
$500 ,,,,,ata 3d.,
!, f,1.a.,,na - 40.
dooboa6,r ro1ohoa6u
1900 asn;aohs;o L1aoh1,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
CiemnOta WSr6d WfOScian
no syjskich.

Pewna gazeta rosyj ska ppll'
see:
w niekt6rych wioskach,
polozonych " poblizu duzej
wsi Iljihsk ole zaczeli cd pc
wnego czasa ginac ludzie.
Policya wdrozy}a 6ledztwo.
Wykryto tajny cmentarzyk,
naleaacy' do sekty krasno-
boznik6w; kk:t:6'rre!j cz}on lls:''
vie zamiast % ,,ikon' cobra
z6w 5wietych) mod]a ole do
%czerwonych do balwan6wv,,
sPrzy rozkopyWaniu grob6w
znaleziono trupa czlowieka,
kt6ry widocznie padl
ofiara fanatyzmmu reli-
gijneeo. Panuje przelksona-
ME, ze Jest to- tylko poc,za-
tex odkry6 scaiieggc szeregu
strasznych przestepstw, Vo-
bee kt6rych zgasna slynne,
postepki oslawionnego pu--
stalnika = WiierchotOria, Fie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
PaderewsN . study.
I'm mlll5u 'l K ]. !. N.

yPadareWski, klttory
" calei Ameryce Anglii q
Iehodzi I. "a najsly;nl,nniiejsszego'
5pianiste wsp6lczesnnego, skre-
Sill jeonnym z angi,eglsskieh
miesiecz 1 rs sad2slw65 o l'Is
||:lyach ml,lo1lzayH n1 i
81 wiele ciielkZaaWly'c'hl'
rad din dsisieiszych piani
stow. | l1ll, ( k 'l6lsl 5lI1lsy
|miw przyszlosei ppraaggna 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
NASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujaoy
nasi agenci mieiloowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk.
BRENNAN Tex. w. Kowalski
COLUMBUS; Nebr., W ktor rarasinst"
FRIED. N. Oak ;D:F 4SEarkowski 81
GRANVILLE, s. Dak:, Joxef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Jan Rombalski
s 49, Michal sMish
MsaIen, Wis, Teoh Derdowsk i
NAiITIcOKE, Pa. Fl. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. F, r. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
3REENBUsH. Mimi "A. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan q
WARSAW, Nd. Teodor WySocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
BueloW a Polacy.
"Dziennik berli6ski" pod
tytulem poWYzszYm pisze:

"Dziennik berlihski" pod
|tytulem powyzszym pisze:
Gale zycie :ministeryalne
Buelowa Wypelaia1a, 81. krzz!ywW.
da polska. e. krzyWda ma
MIN sic " ko6cu pom6c;1a,
90 pod gloaami ciezko
krzywdzonych przez nii'ego
Polak6w nlegl j zako6czYc
musial wspaniafG66 sWego ~
wota ministeryalnego.
2 rozmowy, kt6ra niaf 2
redaktorem Hamburger
correspondent, widac, jak
c1ezko mu btoy}o zaleznym
bye Cd wiekszo6ci, W kt6rej
0 jego bycie Tub niebycie de-
cydowaly glossy polskie ijak
wsciek}y Jest ma k~onserwaty-
stow, re utworzyli sytuacye
parliamentary, " kt6rej Po-
lacy byli jezyczkiem uWagi
j ze Cd ich g4osowania zale-
zaio, cry on bedzie m6g1 pc.
zostaG " urzedzie Tub ME. z
|gorycza powiedzia}, ze ME
chcial zaleze6 Cd frakcyi
polskiej' j 10 ME m6gl Wsp61.
|dziala6 v sytuacyi, " kt6-
rel "frakcya polska gra .t TAXA
role jak v obecnej parliament
tarnei wiekszo6eiin
a]Nie mamyW niaszzym lie
wyrazellia scislego M.
.okreslenie zlosliwego uezu-
ola, kt6re 4 Niemc6w navy
ISs%SNIIS
wa sic aSschadenfreude q
|le Cd Niemc6w nauczyli6m!y
sic sloWo.to rozumiee Cd
czguwal6t; :ii==rzeezywi6l5cie ME,
chcacy musiznas ogafnacsto
ucz !, lei gdy Widzimy ze Go
sami naszemi ME tylko Pc
lNga.llo'1lnyyi; I. zoIs & nnaiWiekzlszy po.
:Bismafckul:s:anllas q. krzyWd n
EciaI, alesze . kleske prz za9zi
nas az q tax goraco
|odczuiW,1aa, z:;5sSsss
lgnieWalee ii mas oHto
.nllile ii poViilnlieD;z liako naz , ''l'g
~ q: kll,,ulIhtIul1:Tl,a 4elursopejsFkiaa,p 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19

Al inlile u y u yInasze5SSpI 81 e g.
Wanie lw'zzgledem sie ' zro 8
Ezun,iet. ObjechaI % Pre-
#ciez DUO 5Winatta Ia, byWa r u:
EElp,re,zentantem Niemiecw k II
zach rrzadzo'nych p IS l 9
starnie W d lyle ray,
iak stronn1ictWa, ktt6rym ia
ks minister czyln1iill III kE,lrlzaYYWdy
albo e zwalczal, korzystaly z.
|nadarzonej sposobnosci, ably
go oddalit. wyzyskujac chwwi-
lowo korzystne ola Mich "
grupowanie sic stron'ni CIV
A tn Buelow czyniI krzyW-
dy, ciezka krzywde nam ME.
jake stronnictWu, ale jake.
narodowi. Staral sic wszyst-
kiemi si1ami Wielka .ieegor!
Geese wypchnac 2 jej odWie-
cznych siedzib uczynit Z
ziemi, tam "gdzie Polski byl
poczatek", macoche jei tn
bylc6w a make ola obcyct,h1
przybYsz6w, usi}owal rozpr6-
szy6 ludno6c, kt6ra tel zie-
mi byla panem, zniszczyt ia
materyalnie j zepchnac do
poziomu paryas6W.
I cato reprezentanci tel
ludnosci ME mieli Wzia6 cd
wetu ma lei krzyWdzicielu,
skoro nadarzyla sic do tego
}, sposobnoSc? BylibySmy po-
.prostu ostatnjmi polityczny;--
mi, gdyby6my v niej ME
byli korzystali, ME bylibys,
my mogli sami siebie szano-
wac, j niktbY mas ME szano-
wal, gdybysmy ME byli PREY
czynili do politycznej smier-
ci %cz1owieka, kt6ry nar6d
nasz tax ciezko ~krzywdzi1
kt6ry przeciw nam zmobili-
zowal Gala potege pa1stwoc-.
} wa j rzuci1 mas ma pozarcie
Jezeli jest nemezys W ~.
eiu pol;tycznem, to " tym
; wypadku ona p%rzem6wl1a
kt6ry ma ma sumieniu
!; lyle krzywd zadanychfl Pola'
: kom, kt6rego rzady pr:zepel'
nione So ustaWami przeciw'
polskiemi, kt6ry ledwie roh
r zagrzaf ma fotelu kanclerzs
rzeszy j prezesa ministr6V
, pruskich, a uz urzadzil wiel.
] kie %polowanie ma polskie
3kr6liki", kt6ry odtad praB;:.
vie co roku ze sWego pre-.
ciypolskiego kolczana wy.
} puszcza1 ku nam zatrute
strzaly ustaw, godzacych "
! podstawy naszego bytu, kt6.
~ Jest odpowiedzialny "a
uragajaca Wszelkiej kullturze
ustawe osadnicza, Wyredza-
jaca naszych ch1opk6w a.. IA
wozy cygahskie, gdzie in
take ieszcze ME daja spokso-
ju, kt6ry przeprowadzil dzi-
IA zasade, ze wolno Polaaka
wypedzit : wlasnej lego Of
cowiznY, ma kt6rym cieza Ivy
j Dol bitych nielitosciwie q
obrone po1skiego pacierzza
dzieci wrzesinskich tysia-
cznych ofiar strajku szk ,''
nego, otrzymai strzal 6mier--
telny, kt6ry 60 sttlraciill5 2 w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
AZ

rroz,is ag dny #cz s's|l01 ls'1 s58s' ''
TAX sdto,btrlzz'et, iiak SIS ny, a e ~ ~
llee'gga.'1lEn,1lyyl ]. u, llis'a|ia y'.515 s IS
prawee,mn) sspos6b u's sun klsle
dza ze stanoWiskk5aa. problooe'ss'zzct'zzasjI
itp. mole mo ityy11lkzo la
w 1lsI13l dye'c'ezyal-
IA. Skad tedy Voln1o
ii I. poe'ullc',;zzac rozgoracz
koWana parable, e ona
ma sfuszne praWio ulsunasc
:ks1edza? Zaiste inaczej
tego rozumiec ME MONA,
tylko rs panom pisarkoe'lmn
zachcialo sic zbuntoWac ME
Acknowledgment " parafiiii sw.
.J6zefa j popchac ich do
gwa1t6w j bezprawial
!, Ile6my to razy czytali, ze
ZWiazek NarOdOWy do
.spraW koscielnych sic ME.
miosza, 4 czemze many pa
zwac " tym wypadku pod
burzanie p~arafian do gwal-
TOW? . .=..:
w tenn samem wydaniu
d.. wv znajduje sic bia-
DAME 9 wzniesieniu koscio4a
" rzeczonej parafii pOtem
parafian j bezbrzeznaW
|OfiarnoScia, ale zarazem
take przyznanie, ze zaka a
sadowy wydany byl tylko ma
pietdziesiat parafian Czyz
to tylko potem j bezbrzeznla
.ofiarnoscia piiec:d'ziesieciu sta.
nal kosci6l " parafii liczacej
"EsEE LIZ ~. .fEE-5H - EM G&.. -EEa.E1 . 80 q
okolo pietnascie set rodzin?
u Zarzadu ZwiazkoWego
pono wiecej niz pie6dziesiat
grup protestoWa}o przeciW
dalszemu manazerstwu pew
nego Dangla j upominalo sic
Q jego usuniecie, ola czego
tedy;Zarzad go ME usunaR !.
Powiadacie, DO to tylko mafa
garstka n~iezadowolonych pro
testowa1a!. 4. . A vice tax, ~
ito wan wolno narzucac la
kiego manazera z pod ciem--
Incl gwiazdy ca}emu Zwiaz.
kowi, DO "a maio Jest pro-:
Etestujacych, wladza zaS du.
[chowna ma ma zadaniegar-
Estki ACKNOWLEDGMENT usu.
nae ksiedzaz parafii, ksiedlzsa,
|kt6remu zarzuty sic czyni
ale sic ich ME udowodnia?
Niechajze katoliccy cz1on-
kowie Zwiazku Narod. "a:
pamietaja sobie dobrze fakt,
ze pismo Zwiazkowe podbu-
rza}o parafian do buntu
przeciw w1adzy duchownej,
ably wiedzieli p6zniei, co sa-
die 0 gardlowaniu kliki bez-
wyznaniowc6w zwiazkowychh
ma temat: MY sic do spraw
koscielnych ME wtracamy9!l'''
Move straszne odkrYcie
%pismak6w Cd ,,Dzien. Zwiaz,;
kowego." Panowie ci wyczy-
tall " ,,jednemn. . z p1ls' Ism
~krajOwych ciekawe zestaa--
wienie dochod6w j rozcho-
dow dworu papieskiego," no
Ii ME omieszkali .poucz2yc
czlonk6w Wv. Narod., ze @
|ciec sw. ma dochodu z CORA
|dwadzieS5cia jeden million kc-
ron, rozchodusszas tylkosok'o-
as sze66 milion6W, zatelm1lts|rr'o 'l
[.@saEHH# . E@@-@gr %GI$&I%Nt ogfEa% Ls1Ua&.yk -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19

lAEssH&a@ SsMs@tNbga4M AhRA2a
=== I
t'sroWYzsSY
ka 81 y 49, 80 81 10y
cn l.O99'
d
poWouoNa' Is ~ Ia
nog'py .
uoseateo1no 49, ~" 60 u,
q po,isyk'' suYoy
lWz 4sl' Pi1en'a"'a'a'o q
'nna saksyAa 49, =! 49,
- peWna 49,
l'czl'et q po1sA,e
5' 1'7u.iaA1o 80 go
' ~ Dy : a.
81. 81, kt6rzy czynla ko1u "a
rzut,, e weszio pa droge po-
lltykls ugodoWe] przyczynl.
40 sle1do,iobclazenla ludnosc'
nocWem po 'ltat' zaponl-
maize oWe poua'k'' .
kiel c =: lnnej 49, piAo1
tak k't Iuo lnna
eWentualnle pre- noWy 20
lannen = y - -
1neso Musla'yDy Dyo 49,
~, pon,9Na1
h8f'na = zn"'aaio e'7 =
euacyi p 20 "yJso'a no" =.
lzroo'a oocnouoW ~
koh'ecznoscia ~
Wszystkle 20 s'ion
uznaWaiy ten lak'
SIC nlm' k1ocac s'e ,Y1Ao
fodza] noW V'5gg oDc1aze nla ! 80
narodc.
Ow6z pod tym wzgledem
oswiadczenia posta Czarl1h-
skiego, zlozone W parliament
Gle jasno t1umaezy rzeczowe
stanowisko Ko}a. M6wca ten
o6wiadczy} mianowicie,iz Ko-
10 polskie W kaSdym okre.
sic obrad postepowafo zupef-
ME samodzielnie, re swoje
uchwa}y powziefo samo p1zez
siebie, wed1ug najlepszego
przekonania, &c ME ulegafo
zadnemu wpfyWowl, Wobec
nikogo sic ME oboW'azyWa-
10, AMI ME zadaio, ably sle
ktokolWlek Wobec mas W ia
KS sposoD ~zoooWlazyWai.'.
kofo polskle spefnlfo sWo]
obowlazek WoDec lntefesoW
ludiu, Wybleralac pro]ektow
mniejsze z1e. Przez usta p.
Czarlihskiego wyrazlio k-oio
tylko jedno zasadnicze ~
genie: azeby " walce pre-
civ Polakom ME Walczono
!, srodlkl:aqmni przemocy ! ustawa'
mi wyjatkowemi. Do tego
5Yczenia - kohczy1 p. Car
paw, Poni0"o11' 0po4AnAo'A''J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
togo ME zs5rl,os,zsuulmllliiial]l Il sstaad u Pat q,
|nal niadorzecznosG

Al akA1S7taaKka Observation-Disclosures 81 Nj
Me mielibysmy mic ~ pre-
Div 81 Wlllli d ogran mic, on
ale nlieect,lh1.ajze pislmnaa lib 'dfsllt
ME chwala sic, ze zasttaEpla:
~gramatyke nauczaS
go %poprawnego nzywaola ~
zyka polskiego j Wszeelkiej
kiedy same zdra-
dzaia nieznaiomo6c tego le-
zyka polskiego.
Sofa W oku byli Jest libe-
ra1om dom emigracyjny sw !,
" Nowym Y1orku; to-
raz za6, Cd kiedy j Nv. Mar Mar
urzadzil cos ma podobe Ia
kiego domu, trzeba pseudo-
patryotom instytucye kato-
|licka usunac, by objac Gala
polska emigracye. z listu,
|iaki pisal do tymczasowego
zarzadcy domu SW. J6zzefa
komisarz imigracyjny Will
liam Williams wyzieraja
kruczki liberalne niby szydia
2 worka, a co to doplero
bedzie "a smrodliwy patryo.
|tyzm, skoro sic Gala sprawl
wyjasni.
Ktoby sadzi}, re komisye
W Nv. Narod. pracuja IA
chwale Ojczyzny j ola dobra
swych braci, niechaj sobie
przeczyta : uwaga list otwar-
ty ludzi bezstronnych, kt6-
rzy ma w}asnej -sk6rze do
swiadczyli poswiecenia sic
Ola dobra og6lu patryotYcz-
nej komisyi Rolnictwa ,Kot.
lonizacyi Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
W Milwaukee, Wis. List
ten czytelnicy znajda ma in
mem m%iejscu dzisiejszego wy
|dania ,,Wiarusa." ]. !.
w parafii sw. J6zefa "
tChicago wre jak wulu ia
wyroju. Pewnym czlonkom
tel parafii zdaje sic, ze on
maja prawo wybierania SO.
bic ks. proboszcza ME KS
Arcybiskup, stad zaburzenie
Me znamy dok}adnie biz
szych sZczeg616w AMI powo'
)d6w tel bury, ME bedziemy
Isle zatem szerzej 0 niej roz.
|~pisywali, zwracamy tymcza.
sem tylko uwage tych, kt6
rych to dotyczy, ma pre-
wrotne wsciubianie nosa dc
tel sprawy bezczelnych pis'
mak6w Cd Zwiazku Narodo.
wego.
Czytamy " ,,Dzienniku
~Zwiazkowym' 2 dnia 8. b. N,
~pomiedzy innemi bredniamll q
! - .--tsFLE E#.E-a sg.Ea.-SE 49, FtNE' = E -
Il Masterpieces: ME podobs
Isle Ks. Pyp}acz, kt6ry fatal.
ma gospodarka j spekulacya@
|~doprowadzi} stan parafii Dc
ruiny, sluszne maja prlawc
parafianie usunac go j po'
|starac sic U arcybiskupa 9
|innego duszpasterza."
Me wchodzimy " to, jaka
gospodarka ks. Pyp}acza BY.
l}a, DO Q tenn sadzic mole
tylko w,yzsza wladza duchow.-
ma, kt6ra zapisuje do akt6W
|roczne ~sprawozdanie 2 kazdej
parafii, ale niechze nam kto
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
T II E G L O G. K S
By Frank Crane

HERE l am in d hospital, and its
i J. very Wearying. Funny, I've
always wanted so to come 10 New
York; and when | did come it was
-ot to 90 to the opera and the
cheaters and TO do all sorts OF grand
things. but 70 lie IN a hOspltall l.
reminds me Of old Mrs Bender down
home, who suffered for years with
rheumatism and was always wanting
20 90 to church. She went al las-:
but It was TO her own funeral
To-day the doctor said | might
write a little l told HIM | wanted
20. | have d fancy to put down
some Of my curious impressions.
First, I want to tell about my
clocks There are three of them
One, d small brass and glass French
timepiece. which viii strike the hour
and the quarter hour when YOU push
9 button. ticks very fast. II pats
along Just like q little child running
down the street. l. stands right rv
my big Morris chair where | sit near
he window Il Is my own. Henry
gave It to me Another Is an old
fashioned. bold faced affair in dark
wood, and belongs 20 The hospital
L ticks very loud. and slower than
my brass one. il goes like Il man
walking. The third IS an old grand
fathers clock which stands in The
hall just outside my door. Il ticks
Ike one slowly pacing up and down
II deep thought
Often in the night | lie awake
listening 10 all three. | concentrate
my mind on one, and then cannot
hear the others. Then | attend to
-0.o of them. excluding the third
Then l listen 10 all three. And
they give me he strangest thoughts,
When | began 10 come out If my
unconscious state, their voices were
he first things | heard. GIock-glock-
glock-glock went the big one; and
-ick-tOck-tock went the middle sized
Observation-Disclosures
5Iick went The little French repeater
i | was hearing the footsteps Of
rlodding. now walking faster. now run
dropping back 70 a slow pace, as eli
The valley of the shadow into dav.
Then all the old events returned {
and came stepping n 70 the measut
beats.
Evening journal., 1909-04-22
BABY'S P|TIFUL
CASE OF ECZEMA
Summer Rash Became a Dreadful
Itching HumOr Big Bllsters
Formed and Skin Grew as Hard
and Rough as Bark Scratched
and Tore Flesh till Blood Re-
ALMOST MAGIC CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

"Our son, two years old. was very
much afflicted with a breaking out or
what looked to be q summer rash. /
applied the usual remedies, such as
washing with soda water and poWdering
with boric scid. Finally, after he suf-
fered with tho trouble several weeks /
took him TO the doctor. He said 10 was
merely a rash that was quit prevalent,
and that / was giving the right treat
ment and that ] should Just continue it
and the baby would soon be all right.
But instead Of getting better It was get
ting worse. The rash ran together and
made large blisters. The little fellow
didn't want 10 do anything but scratch
and We had 10 wrap his hands up 20
keep him from II as he would tear the
flesh open til the blood would run. The
itching was intense, causing loss Of appe-
tite and hcsh. When IL seemed 20 hurt
him most the skin on his back became
hard and rough like the bark Of tree SO
that rubbing or brushing would not
break &C. He was SO fevcrish that
thought lt bad case Of eczema. He
could not wear any clothes but little
niRhteown with the sleeves lust fastened
at the top Of the shoulder. He suffered
intensely for about three months. But
] found 4 remedy IN Cuticura Soap for
bathing and Cuticura Ointment with
which I anointed the sore places. This
kept the rash from spreading and in less
than a week the result was almost magi-
cal That was more than two years ago
and there has not been the slightest
symptom Of it since he was cured. am
never very long without Cuticura Soap
as my family knows the value Of Il and
don't like a substitute. j. W. Lauck,
Yukon, Okla, Aug. @s and Sept. IL, '06."
Evening journal., 1909-04-22
ORDAINED TO
PRIESTHOOD
Continued FROM First Page.

msnded them 10 break bread as a COM
Aaemoration Of Him. and IN an His talks
with His apostles He instructed them as
10 their relation as His followers toward
The people" Particularly addresslve was
tho Bishop 10 the non-communicants OF
The church. many OF whom were present.
relative 10 the meaning, significance and
sacredness OF the mass which he tynl-
ned in elegant language as a contlnua-
tipp Of Chrlsts condemnation. suffer-
ings and death. In conclusion the Bish-
op touchingly referred 70 the power OF
the priesthood and the many sings ana
arrows With which priests must bear.
He asked the congregation for prayers
for Father Donahoe that he might in
his new field Of labor be all that Is COM
mandcd Of the priesthood.
Father Donahoe then impaired his
blessing individually 20 the congregation.
Sunday morning az 1880 o'clock he will
sing his first solemn high mass and chant
vespers at o'clock. Father Donahos
has received many beautiful and costly
presents for use in his calling The new.
y-ordained is son OF General and Mrs
'ohn p. Donahoe and lives at No. 40
Vest sith street
Evening journal., 1909-04-22
EpWORTH CHOIR
AT NEW CASTLE
VIII Give a Concert in the
M. E. Church There To.
morrow Evening

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. April 22.-All arrange
mcnts have been completed for the concert
10 be given tomorrow evening in New
Castle ld. E Church by the Epworth
Choir. Of Wilmington. George H. King viii
have nifty voices in the choir and theTepu-
tavion Of Epworth Choir IS a sufficient
guarantee that the affair VIII be pleas
ing The program is:
Redoice. the Lord Is Risen. Hall. Mas
Elizabeth Wise and Epworth Church
choi,: recitation. Miss Nellie Hanna; lie
Is ri son. Inlleluiah Judson, Epworth
Church Choir: JIarmonica solo. william
p. whhe: baritone solo. The Easter Dawn,
Gcibei. John A. Booker; ts) Tell Us Where
IS lie. Miles: % Glorious Easter Dawn
foudcn. Epworth Church Choir; ouintette,
BY tho Dark Icuphrates stream Palmer,
Miss ouiisa Gee and male quartet Han.
iSing OF Glory, Miles. Epworth Church
Choir; recitation. Miss Nellie Hanna; har-
monica solo within p. White; The Lord
Is Risen. Indeed. sully, Epworth Church
Choir.
Methodist 6rotherhood.
A chapter OF the Methodist Brotherhood
has been formed here with the following
officers: President +. II. Nayior vice
presidents, John Jester, Elmer Megginson
and Richard Pinder; secretary, John -
Aranlove; treasurer James II. Biges
There are twenty-five members in the
chapter. The regular meetings will be held
on she first Wednesday Of each month.
Devoeional exercises viii be held each sdn-
day Tnorning. Tho members win have a
musical club and athletics will be taken
up during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Woggcnmann were
visitors yesterday at the inspection Of Del
aware College cadets. Newark, Delaware
and say great praise is due Lieutenant
Edgar w. Stayer, IT, S. A.. military in
structor. for the degree Of military per-
feoton to which he has brought the young
men.
Fred Baidt. OF the Baldt Steel Casting
Company Is moving into the Cooper prop.
erty opposite the school green.
Shad Fishermen Pleased.
-Shad fishermen say that they have NO
complaints this year. SO long as the price
kecps up thoy arc willing TO become
miners In the Delaware river gold mines
When two mon can catch enough shad IN
a week to pay them from $50 to $40 a day
each ehe dust Is panniug out right good
Neil .B. Seminar. who was elected city
clerk ON Monday night Is now doing the
ofnco uork and is expected 70 make a
splendid official
Evening journal., 1909-04-22
HEAR PLEAS IN
FEDERAL COURT

In United States Court to-day three
prisoners changed their pleas OF not guilty
to guilty. They were William Nen, alias
Frederick p. Turner, and Rudolph stark
and Edward Jacobsen. all Of whom are ac-
cused Of using the mails for alleged
fraudulent purposes.
Neff was represented by Harry T. JOS
lyn and when the latter entered a plea OF
guilty to one count, in lieu OF the one OF
not guilty. Dlstrict-Attorney John p.
Nields moved that the second count in the
indictment be nolle pressed. This was
done. Mr.. Nleids said that he would not
ask for Judgment In the case al this time.
In the case Of Stark and Jacobsen. their
counsel, william G. Jones. Jr.. of this
city and Douglas A. Levion, Of New
York, withdrew the pleas OF not guilty in
one OF the indictments against the men
and entered ne Of guilty. AS in the Nen
case, the second counts In the indictments
against the men were quashed.
Mr.. Leyien made a plea for one or these
defendants. saying that the young man
came Of an excellent family and that this
was his first offonse.
Judgment IN the cases was deferred un-
IN Saturday morning at II o'clock.
Nef is accused of trading on the name
OF Frank p. Turner, a well known gro
Ger here. and the other defendants are
charged with doing a fraudulent mail or
der business from a place on West Sew
enth street which when searched by the
of6cers Is said 10 have disclosed only
empty cigar boxes.
Evening journal., 1909-04-22
MUST NOT DAMAGE
CAR MAIL RECEPTACLES

II mas been reported to Postmaster
Conrad that through the negligence OF
the driver Of a wagon. one Of the new
street car mail boxes on a Delaware
avenue car going along Market street
was somewhat jolted. although not
damaged. The incident has served 20
call the Postmaster's attention to tile
fact that it is due TO owners Of vehi-
cles of every description to advise them
that especial care be required OF their
drivers when near a street car carrying
mail box. as there is a severe penal
~ imposed by Federal law in conse-
qhence of any injury to a United states
mail receptacle.
Evening journal., 1909-04-22
DELAWARE CITY
GOT ITS ROAD TAX
Is Asking County for S4OO,
But Check Shows It
Was Paid

At the recent Legislature an effort was
made to get bill through to compel the
county to pay 5000 to Delaware City as a
share of road tax. County Comptroller
Chandler was in Dover at the time and his
opposition caused the bill to 20 TO the
graveyard
Then T. Bayard Heisel some weeks ago
appeared before the Levy Court and asked
for $500. claiming that the books OF Della
ware city did not show that the money
had been received. Under former law
Delaware City paid road taxes and the
road commissioners paid sou TO the city.
Since the books Of the former commits
sioners were turned over TO County
Treasurer Burns the checks for the money
IN question were found by County Comp
troler Chandler and are now in the pos
session of the County Treasurer. They
show the money to have been paid to Del.
aware city. Accordingly the finance com.
mittee OF the Levy Court now win refuse
TO pay anything to Delaware City as moth.
ing Is due TO that place.
Former Mayor Willard T. Smith said &c
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter that Il,
considered the whole thing a case Of book
keeping. The road commissioners alloweC
the payments TO run over and in this way
the checks given in 1906. 1906 and 1904 arc
said to represent the amounts due for th'
year previous in each instance. County
Comptroller Chandler says that the books
we're audited twice and the checks are II
the safe OF County Treasurer Burns, al
going TO show that Delaware City is no
owed one cent by the Levy Court.