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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-10
state of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Tammany

Parish of ST. Tammany,
Clerks Office
| certify that this instrument was
filed for record September 8, 1910,
and recorded -, 1910, in Mort
gage book, 20" page of the
official records of this parish and
State. w. Il. BLOSSMAN,
Deputy Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-10
CORN CLUB.

AS the time is drawing near for
the contestants in the corn club to
make their report. superintendent
Messick wishes all the boys who are
interested in the corn club to apply
to him for necessary blanks for max
ing their reports.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-10
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL CRowED.

The Southern Hotel is becoming
more and more popular and is crowd
ed with guests. This is not only due
to the fact that people who have been
trying other sections find that Gov
ington is far superior as health
the manager, in looking after the
resort, but to the efforts of Mr.. Patin,
comfort of his guests and making
things pleasant for them. Mr.. Patin
thinks there is nothing too good for
his guests and never misses an OPP
portunity to add to their pleasure.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-10
DIR. X. WINFIELD NEY

DIR. X. WINFIELD NEY
Diseases of Women and Children.
Office: Covinton Bank Building.
Hours: Wednesdays and Saturdays
8 to 10 a. m.
Phone: 64-4 rings.
DIR. e. L. DEMARnE
DENTIST
Will be at office in residence near
Abita Springs, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, of each week.
ARTHUR l.. BEAR
Attorney at Law
Covington, La. Southern Hotel Bldg.
Notary in Office Phone 80
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-10

When the digestion is all right,
the action of the bowels regular,
there is natural craving and relish
for food When this is lacking, you
may know that you need a dose of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They strengthen the diges-
tive organs, improve the appetite and
regulate the bowels. For sale by all
dealers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-10
Proprietors.


Today the organization OF the St. Tammany Truck
GroWers Association will be effected at Abta Springs This
marks the prosperity of this parish Next
factories the development of agriculture the greatest Of
advancement and the only available people this
Time. When shall have become rich enough
muny to take advantage of opportunities for manufacturing
enterprises will then be independent Of outside help and will
readily the capital investments that potabe that
will supply home labor with occupation and produce earnings for
Idle We outside capital to be invested in
ventures here which take stock ourselves matter how
encng the proposition look and the truth u.s.
nave not the to put undertakings that could be
established paying basis had it. Nothing creates conf
oence and business energy community like successful business
ventures The effect cumulative and contagious Trucking
Will prove profitable the farmers It will place them in posi-
lion of independence and buoy them with the spirit OF
and enterprise They will seek investment for the they
ean they will be aroused pride and love of home
lected opportunities will be thing of the past
10 show how naturally of progress accumulate and work
for bement and advancement that merely announce
ment the papers that truck association had been or
ganzed placed the list of those whose cooperation needed
to protect the farmer and him the influence OF every
other organization the furtheance of his interests Probably
farmers association the State knows today that have
organized Captain Mar has received letter announcing that
there will be meeting Of the farmers associations OF the State at
Ruso September TO- asking that delegates be sent there
to organization at that meeng and Prof. L. Roy
has the following say in letter of the eighth Instant
When have organized association shall be GLAD
be advised of list of officers order that the department.
agricultural extension Of the State University keep touch
with your association in every way possible Drg me year. we
Will be glad to members OF the Station STAN attend your
lngs as often may be possible"
These things all point the fact that organizing have
taken important promoting welfare and have
the road that leads the farmer and unltes with
interest the interest of other farmer in the State
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
DEMOCRATS WAIVER
IN SUFFRAGE PLAN
Party Whip May Be Requir-
ed to Pass Maryland
Legislation.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March S.-ThOuEh
many Of the Democratic members Of the
Maryland Legislature who voted in eau
Gus for the Digges plan 70 refuse regis
tration 20 all cOIored applicants on the
ground that the Fifteenth Amendment
to the FEDERAL Constitution is invalid
are distinctly wavering, and are inclined
20 the view that they erred. the pros
poets are that the proposed constltG-
tlOnal amendment with subsidiary leg
islation 70 carry out the plan viii be
carries through during the week. The
Democrats have more than the required
three-hfths vote In each house and the
party whip IS likely TO keep them H.
line.
II is intended that the bill viii be in
troduced by Delegate Digges during the
session OF today. In fact, II IS neces-
sary that # should be started under way
at once. As the session Is now within
the lir-.ts Of the ten days before the
end during which bills cannot be intro
duced without suspension OF the rules,
the tWO-thirdS vote Tor this purpose
must be forthcoming. Failing in this,
the bill can be put before the body as
q amendment to some other bill. Tn
der rules each Of the three readings
must take place on separate legislative
days.
While the Republicans can do effect
i've work toward delaying its passage,
IL is likely that the bill can be jammed
through under motion Tor the previous
question. which is allowed In both
branches.
To has been suggested that the Re
publicans have an excellent chance Of
defeating the proposed amendment by
insisting upon the reading Of all bills.
This. however. would sacrifice their local
legislation Should the passage Of the
amendment be stopped Governor CrOth-
ers could and probably would call an
extra session
The adverse comments OF many Of the
Democratic United States Senators upon
the efforts 10 disregard the fifteenth
Amendment have somewhat shaken the
determination or The Maryland leaders
and may lead 20 2 modification or their
plans.
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
DEATHS

CLARK-On Sunday. March 27, 1910, at 1o15
q m, al the residence Of his sster-in-law
s.,. atrs; A A Murphy. 1910 Montello avenue
husband Of the late Margaret Clark, in mis-
nfty ninth year.
Funeral from his residence On Tuesday
ce,sa, HaTca - at p m lnterment at Prospect
CNew York, Norfolk. and Richmond pa
pers please copy) IL
COLTON-On Sunday. March 27 ION ot nm
a m, al his residence. 2525 University place
northwest, HARVEY V. COTTON Husband
year '0'''S III u
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday
arlington. private. 1,b9- 90 a.
harris Saturday. March II ION ., r
p m, az the Home for the Aged. JULIA
A, HARRIS, aged slxty-nine wears
sons si'7l1- ia, from 9roLn chapel OF Frank Geier's
cay. March .. al a. m ReouiaT, vSs.s
az Il MaTy's Church AT $50 Frieuds in
'l'ea lnierment at 81. Mary,'s Cerneter,-
AElNNEDY-On March 2. 1910. AZ the r.si-
feuce Of her son. Edgar : xenro5 - 81
DGm6arton avenue. Mrs. ELLEN NJ EtENS1
NEDA, aged eiGhty-t,yo years. beloved I-tF.
or James F. II Kennedy.
uhera services viii be held AZ her late
home. Orange. Va. ,.s
O'CONNELI-Sundsy, March q. 1e1o o, Ga,
a. m az h.s residence. $50 Georgia a,-s,,I1-
northwest JOHN O'CONNELI. f5 bts .'t.l ttue
sixth year. 04A'S
Funeral from his lee residence. Tyasds,.
NaF0h ~ at p N. rnterment private
OIls-On Sunday, March q, 1910. At 20
p m, az his residence, 50 I street nor
vest CHARLES ". OTIS, IN rhA 6ft,,-
eighth year OF his age MY
Notice Of funeral hereafter
bIIDHAM-On Sunday. March q. 1910 ~ bs-
residence l6iI kingman place. TsLIZARF-T,5
b. widow Of William F Stidaaun- -
Funeral Tuesday, March 20 an . ,
Interment private - III
NlL4LlS-Departed this life Monday. March
-S 1910. at $50 a m al his Residence ,oS1
.(L.eteenth street northwest. WILLIAM A
Willis. az AeI
Notice OF funeral later. -,
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
Deaths.

William Wright, 50 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Hattie Lawrence, A years. e2s West
minister street northwest
Rowland Curtin Cheeseman, Il years,
tlS street northwest
Alice Murril Roth, a years, pa Eleventh
street southeast.
Robert Winton Belt, SIS years, 1s4s Bilt-
more street northwest
Isabelle 2. Childress, 5S years, 50I G.
street southeast.
Joseph +. WelCh, q years, 221s NJ street
northwest.
Mary +. Norman. - years, 1874 Twenty
ninth street northwest
Josephine Smith, 81, years, 4129 Conduit
road, D. &.
Marie Charlotte Rupert 8 years. 623
c street southeast.
John George Hafferman, g months, rear
Of 1902 l. street northwest
Lewis Baldwin FTantZ. II months 13
days, 1921 First street northwest.
Margaret G Wheeler, II months days
ASS NJ street southwest
Jane A Bailey, 15 years, 1852 Georgia
avenue northwest.
Harvey V. Cotton, "a years. 2523 Univer-
sity place
northwest
Julia 4. harris. So years. Home for
the Aged, Third and H'streets north
east.
John O'ConneIl. So years. 261O Georgia
avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
The Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Frederick S. aSd Bertha G. Benham.
boy.
John q. and Nellie Hempel, boy.
Gustavis and CathaTine E GraF hoy
George l.. and LeOIa V. Robinson syirJ
John and Bessie NJ. Burleson, boy.
John I. and Elizabeth q. Allison, hoy
Michael J. and Edith Y. Frank. girl
John l. and Angela 3. Nicholson. boy.
George and Martha +. Fisher, boy.
James s and AlCester z. CahilI, girl
Rudolph and Catherine RehaEe. giri.
John r and LoLtie NJ. Pope, girl.
John William and Cora r. CHAMPION.
girl.
Domalletro and Denecholo Coseano. girl
Charles W and Minnie ". RObey. girl
Groachino ana FilOmanO Gerofano, Roy
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
SAN LEO MENACED
BY LAVA STREAM

tATANlA. March 2S-A fresh and
vigorous eruption OF Mt Etna began
this afternoon after a subs.dence OF
twenty-fOur hours
The new eruption IS almost as violent
as that Of Friday and Saturday and is
accompanied by loud rumbIings. which
add 10 the terror Of the already distract
ed pOpulace
A lava stream Is now threading its
way through San Leo and will probably
entirely destroy the city. The people
have all fled
NAPLES. March 2S.-Rumblings and
earthquakes, loud and long. and Of a
particularly terrifying nature. have
been followed by the opening OF
I'VE nssureS near the central crater OF
Mt NesuviUs out Of which columns o.
smoke are pouring.
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
Marriage Licenses.

Robert F. Mcguire. of Medforqi. Ore
and Ruth q. kimbau, Of Boston.
Mass.
Samuel s. Cook and Mary T. Ward, OF
Washington.
Roy F. Nisewander and Coralie Mont
Somery, Of Washington
Carroll NJ. Barrier and Ethel NJ. Ia
Barre. Of Washington
Richard H Sinclair and Anna NJ DaraD
brock. Of Washington
Robert @. BrittOn and Mabel PicIxaIs.
Of Richmond Va.
Maurice l. WOulfe Of Hudson, n. Y.
and Mary w. ThOms, OF Lexington.
Va
James W Saunders and Lena T. Bald
win. of Washington.
Frederick w. Terrence. jr.. and Ayllen
Martin. Of Richmond, Va
Harold B. Sweat and Mary +. Sher--
dan. Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
LANES PUGH NAMED
POLICE COURT JUDGE
Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Will Succeed Ivory
O. Kimball.
Continued from First Pagel

OF a generous-hearted disposition am
very much pleased 10 hear that he has
Deen appointed. He was the logical man
for the Police Court bench"
Deputy Clerk OF the Co;lrt Harper
said that Mr.. PuSh knows more about
tne District rules ana regulations than
any oJner man IN the District Of Column
oiar ana that me has a cOOd judicial
mlnd mat viii be of value 10 him in
the new place which he Is called upor
20 6ll
Inc appo. HtmeHt gives general salts
Iaclon amSnS the court officials, all
OF Wnom believe Air Pu-h to De veil
ltted Tor the position His familiarity
win Ponce Court business and pI IJcc-
dure having been acquired by almost
twenty years OF service in the cOu-t-
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
GEORGETOWN BOY
GETS APPOINTMENT

John H. Hood. a Georgetown bow.
has received his appointment as sec
ond lieutenant in the United states
Coast ARTILLERY Mr. Hood, who is a
graduate Of Georgetown University.
took the examination recently held in
this city, and notice OF his appoint
ment reached him last week In the
examination there were more than one
hundred students, out of which Nr
Hoou passed third. Mr.. Hood is a
grandson OF Mrs John II Hood oC1S
= street northwest
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
PRISONERS RELEASE
SOUGHT BY CONDON
Secretary Knox VIII Be Asked 10
Use Influence in DillOn's
Behalf.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. March y
Following an appeal By Captain Ed
ward O'Meagher Condon, the Irish pa
triot, now ia the city. that an effort
made 20 secure the release Of Luke
Dillon. who is held a political prisoner
in Canada, John = Leonard Court. n
g o. r, has named a committee 20
draw up resolutions with this end IN
view and send them 10 Secretary OF
State Knox in Washington.
In the resolutions the United States
Government VIII be asked 10 use lis In
fuence 10 secure the freedom Of Dillon.
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
HARVARD SCIENTIST DEAD.

BALTIMORE. March 2S-Prof- J. Ray
nor EdmunsO. OF the observatory star oF
Harvard University. is dead Of para --.z
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital The
body will be sent 20 his home in Cam
bridge today, and the burial VIII be
IN tfat city
The Washington times., 1910-03-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine TabIata
Druggists refund money II Il faus 20 GUS.
Z W GROVES signature IS on each box 25c
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
AMERICANS AT COURT.

DRESDEN. March 2O.-Gustave SchoI-
To-, third secretary Of the American EN-
nassv AZ Berlin. Mrs SchoIe. and Miss
Josephine kaimauT. OF st Paul Minn,
today viii attend the E,a~ter Monday
Cour, and concert. The American CON
suI general. Mr. r ST John Gafrnev-
has arranged for their presentation 10
King Frederick and the Otner members
of the roval family
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
OF INCENDIARY FIRES
JAMES L. PUGH.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 2S.-The
twentieth inceudiary fire of The last
two weeks in New Haven today has left
IN ruins building iu East street The
hardest kind Of work prevented a con-
Migration I'm the most conEested part
OF the city. Thu police think the in
cendiary may be- woman. Music Hall.
the largest han IN the city. was burned
Yesterday morning
The Washington times., 1910-03-28

He burned the arms and legs COM
pletely up, though We have found the
bones in the fireplace The torso did
not burn so easily, and he placed it in
a burlap bag, wrapped in a shirt
"hatchen Mueller admitted to US that
the burlap lag had IUnE been in the
fiat as a rug in front OF the kitchen
stove
'Why We're there no blood stains IN
the fat if the body was dismembered
there? Coroner HOltzsauser was asked
There were blood stains. lots of
them,' he said. The asSailant prob
ably spread paper out on the floor be-
fore he cut up the Body and in that
way kept the blood off parts of the
carpet But in front Of the newly
painted fireplace the old carpet had
been freshly washed with hot water, to
remove the blood stains. That part Of
filthy"
John H. Iarkin, Of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons. will make a
report as to the treatment of the girl be-
fore her death.
Indictment Expected
II is expected that the grand Jury
within day or two viii hand down an
Indictment. charging Wolter with first
degree murder The police say they are
satisfied thai Jatchen Mueller is innO-
cent OF any completely i'm the crime. al
witness in the house Of detention The
police think she was at work when the
crime was committed. She was IN the
mouse, thouS1 when Adelaide Wheeler,
me sister Of the dead girl, came seeking
Ruth.
AFTER Adelaide was gone. Katchen de-
clares, she Chided WOltcr for having
other girls IN the apartment, and he said
he had summoned Ruth Wheeler as a
Joke"
This is regarded as damaging evidence
against the youth, who has all along
maintained that he never saw the girl
During this time, the police believe. the
body or Miss Wheeler was stin In the
nIeplace. which WAS then covered bv a
zinc blower, over WI ich. as If to hide
Omething-perhapS bloodstains-XVolter|
has pasted big show lithograph
II was thought today a coroner's in
quest would be held. This will be al
mere tormality and Wolter will be re-
mdnded to the TOmbS without bail 10
await grand jury action.
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
OVERCOME BY GAS.
VICTIM IN HOSPITAL

James H Nernhllionr seventy years
old, was accidentally overcome BY iIun-
mating gas in his room, at GA II street
northwest lie was taken to the En,er-
PencV Hospital in an unconscious cOndi-
Tlon- His condition is regarded as
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
Hacked at Bodv

An examination Of the girls body
shows that the brute then took a knife
and cut the body TO ft the freplace.
Then he literally broke the bones bv
bending them probably over his knee
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
REPRESENTATIVE SPEAKS.

EASTON. Pa, March 2s-Rapresenta-
tive A Mitchell Palmer, Of Strouds-
burg, delivered the address at the
Eagles annual memorial services Of
Easton this afternoon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
Uozmy dzi6ci nasze czytaf
pisac I movie 20 polsku
& Dziennika Chicagoskiego.)
StOsOWnie do haSfa:
Prawda o w%szystkiem
i: 0 w%szystkich.

Niejaki p. K. H: obliczyf W
ostatnim czasie wartosc ma
jatku polskich koScio}6w, pie
banij, szk6f, dom6w Ola Si6str
zakonnych I wog6le wszyst-
kiego co nalezy do .jaakiejkol-
wick p!olsko-katolickiej pa
rafi w Ameryce, na~190 mi
lion6w dolar6w. .Policzyf talk
re roczne wydatli ma ksiezy,
Biskup6w, OLGA sw., Misye
katolickie, Siostry zakonne,
s}uzbe koscielna i t. p., i tie
maja wynosic rocznie 40 mi
lion6w dolar6w. Aczkolwiek
GAIA ia statystyka jest tylko
Fg: p "a. -, - = fO - =. &C.
zgrzytem zeb6w:i ~z}osliwa.w wy
m6wka spofeczehstwu., pol
skiemu, re lyle ~pieniedzy wy
dale ma propagowanie Koscio-
Ia Rzzymskiego, szk6f katolic-
kich, ma ksiezy, =biskup6w',
papieza, zakonnices; chociazi
umyslnie przesadzono liczbe
Polak6w al. do. 4 milion6w
o~podatkowawszy kazdego' Cd
najmniejszego dziecka do O.
statniego socyalisty, pijaka,
wf6czegi, kt6ry nigdy do ko-
scio}a ME chodzi i ma kosci61
ME pfaci, - mimo to many
W tel statystyce piekne sWia-
dectwo gfebokiej i.zywej VIA
ry naszego ludu. Bo przypusscc-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
. .-. 49, .aS
WILKES BARRE. Pa.
~. wrzesnia, 1910.

Sejm TX Uni Polskiej W
Ameryce sko6ezyl sic wczo-
raj wieczorem okolo 11-tej.
Delegat6W ziecha}o sic 90,
glos6w reprezentowanych by
10 1874. Obrady toczy}y sic
przez ca}y cas- wielka po-
waga. Zainteresowanie sic
sprawami organizacyi odznaa
cza}o sic nadzwyczajnym "a
palem, pomimo to ME bylo
k}6tni an" :spor6w, jak ma
dawniejszych sejmach. Me
zauwazy}em W niczem krucz-
k6w -politykierskich. Bee
wszelkiej trudnosci obrano
zarzad starry prawie be-
zmian ma :przYsz}e diva lata.
Nastepny sejm uchwalono
urzadzic:*w Milwaukee, Wis.
Dobre szozere checi sejmu
(jacych nak}onic odiam buf-
faloski do jednosci spe}z}y
ma niczem. - Do po}aczenia
sic prawdopod3bnie nigdy
ME przyjdzie, g! J ma up61
Ii fla wolez:- inertia lekarstwa:
a Buffalowianie>d swa
odezwa, re sa7iuparci i z}a
VIOLA sic kieruja..H
Obszernieisze. s]prawozda-
Enie prze5le p64fnaigi,
1t. s. ;JFtE3 r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
BREMOND, Tex.
% wrze6nia 1910
szapowna Redakcyo
Wiarnsa!:

Ciekawy ieatem co sic sta:
10 z naszemi ;texaskiemi ko-
respondentami, re tax d}ugo,
prawies cafe lato, laden do
Wiarusa ME pisze - czybv
oni pojechali ma okolo swia-
ia, cry tez dostalic porazenia
s}onecznego, ale to ami jedno
ami drugie, boz gdyby pole
chali ma okolo =swiata to- by
iuz wr6cili j mieli co .opjsy-
wac, a porazenie s}oneczne
tn W Srodkowym Texasie, a
zw}aszcza ma farrnie to sic
tel ME zdarza. Predict to
by sic moglo STAG komu W
Minnesota, gdyz iak s}ysza-
lem cd jednego z .podr6zuia-
cych, 10 tam. " roku to tylko
8 miesiecy zimy, a reszta to
w,szystko lato vice W ia,
kim dlugim. lecie to tez i
s1o6ce dogrzewa. Tylko pan
S. p. G6rski 2 Waco widac
ze Jest ma. swojem. sta nowisku,
DO chociaz tam ME ma Pola-
k6w, gdyzich MONA racho-
vac tYlkona jednostki - ale
Cd czasu do czasu napisze
chociaz jaki6 pouczajacy ar
tykul; jezeli vie: re- to jest:
potrzebne :czlowlekowi do
.cia}a iduszy,s wiec i z tom sig
ze awojemi rodakami
pcdzieli6. Vice kochani Czy-
tvlnicy j Czytelniczki Wiaru-
= - III -.-.l.nk LII,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
MASH AGENCI.

Upowazn1enl 50 do kolektowanla
abonamentu WIARUsA nastepuj9cy
nasi agenei mieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex, W.. Kowalski
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, Soak, Jozef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal M:sh
Mellen, Wis, Teofi Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fl. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY. Tex. F, F. Proch
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski, .,.
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
GREENHOUSE, Minn.,sA. J..Kulas*s -. ,t.44:
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Ian 80 ;
WARSAW."N. D.. %Teodor Wv socki f
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

-''
swego uko,chanego OLGA ] Cd
i j 2 p'owrotem.
Jakazy tam bedzie bole6c
ii Is aeer q, gdy sic dowiedza.o
zgonliie is !: s 9 et Ojca. Vice.
|n g iodpoezywanie race 1890
9A ID; DAG Panic, a swiatioSt
v { Wis r.: :]nli ye mn 6wieci
~ wick wicklow: JJ!eggo, v
''ssl'm11o Il 4, :<,pograzo,nei rodzinie
za s 9 iaerdeczne wsp6}egu-:.
g u.s.: .
Ma miejsce Elx'lorgan'sty
.ppaua Alexandra 9; Nagawiec-
kiego,. many nowego orga-
" osobie pana Szyma6-
:s'k!;i4go, czyli brata naszego
moieiscowego Proboszcza. Wi.
dzac to niekt6rzy d%obromy6l-
nj. parafianie, jjaak on. sic ba-
wi onemi organkami, po-
mYsleli sobie ze by sic mt
sdaty lepsze = i wzieli sic
TEL. zaraz do kolektowania
ma MOVIE. organy, nawet bez
wied5y4naszego Proboszcza,
ably t o;zrobic niespodzianke
= >w'*pare dni skolektowali
$4,000 i dopiero wreczyli
Proboszczowi.
|: =, :Wiel., ks. Proboszcz rrzy.'
|ja} u zadowoleniem, lecz jego
zamiary by}y inne - widzia}
on 'niekt6rych parafian bez,
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by}o. koniecznie potrzebne,
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rzeczy do ko6cio}a, aorgany to
,kiedy p6zniej ale ME ia.
lkie "a $4,000 lub $4,000 i
co pare lat nowe, ]ecz take
co by: kosztowa}y ~chociaz
a juz najmniej
|$1500!00, piszcza}kowe orga-
ny, take juz beda ma Jaw
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"zaczeli: mad tax wspania}em
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lektorzyA do ~kolektowania,
iak Japony ma Port
a do Mich przyfaczy}o sic TAX
ia kilku m}odzie6c6w, a
zsk}adki p}yna jak:z roga OBJ
fitosci.Z,I niezawodnie ma b.
re: :Narodzenie nasz pan Or
ganista zagra ma nowych or
:ga1ach "Gloria in Excelsis
Dob"
Zbi6r bawelny u mas JUL
LEST dn1aa 'uko6czeniu, gdyz pc.
CODA . do. tego! czasu sluzy,
leescz< woody dale: sic brak wiel
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mas ME; by}o .dobrego jak W
;ppierwsae :dni ]ipca "a
tern -bydlo ma :g}6d i narazo-
ne Jest, ma brak woody, .
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