davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
Watykan i Anglia.

ZZdaie sic, e W'atykalnt, 8,
to, czeggo sic dom1l'laga.
Cd. Cd r,zzadu ]. aIngiels'Klzii,ego, +.
este obelz.yWe jWzgledle,lml'l.
ksatolik6W formuly plrl;zzysiegi,
iaksakxr6l angielski wypowlada
,przy koronacji v ch.arrakl,ttbe,,irsz,ee.
'a ''s'll " WARY. Formula
IA s,iiagga,. . XVII W igii., ls''l.l
Me ~ pierWszy 70 IA poru'
,sza S'to 81 81 5Wietaa skIZ'W1Ie''lsttjja,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
Uczmy dziec1 nasze czyta6
pisac / movie pc polskul
0 TEN [ o. OWEN.

Niedziela, II. biezacego
miesiaca zasfuguje. ma to, by
ia zapisac z}otemi g}oskami W
dziejach wychodztwa naszego
W Ameryce. Dzien ten Okla
zaf sic prawdziwie swietem
narodowem polskiem. Gdzie
tylko znalazfa sic garstka Po-
lak6w W te niedziele, tam u
jawniaf sic nastr6j uroczysty,
tam urzadzano to nabozeh-
silva dziekczynne, to zgroma-
dzenia narodowe, to zn6w
jedne i drugie, - gdzie to by
10 mozebnem. Pc wszystkich
osadach polskich sam wyglad
zewnetrzny kolonii naszych
wskazywaf swoim i obcym ma
niezwykla .chwile W zyciu ma
szem zwykle tax monoton-
mem. Y dom6w polskich po--
" w,iewaly sztandary narodowee.
i amerykanskie, a gdzie Po-
lacy W bliskiem zamieszksali
sasiedztwie, tam szeregi do
NOV professionally jednolite
grupy Wystawowe barw naro-
doWych. Milowe pochody to-
warzystw " barwnych odzna-
kach, przeplatanych dziatwa
" 2stroiach narodowych, to
masaz' a, powaiznie ma row
III Z starszzyymmi, to jaad5aacfejj ma ma
gustowzn1ii,ee przybranych wo-
zach, ggr rom po bokach
'u y tysiaeq,5zlnI'!ee. t tlg7l k 1t1f'lr'B 81. Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

WN'errsytecie obchod6W Wiiel--5
.|k :i' Wypads661W d~zzil'eajowy'c,h1I..
lbez naboze6stWa. u:
% m}odziez kato1icko IA
80 Uni,W,earsytetu Jagsiel-
.lohskiego
,,Polon11iiap,
;Zz,wiasek katolickiej m1odzie-
.zly uniwersyteeki " Krako-
vie"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28


naboze6stwo, nie moze.
.y:ia6c udzialu naptepuia
cych ~powodow:..ss Il.
Isl ] Jake katolicv=wierzymy
a. kazdym wypadkiem die
.ioWym kieruiszB6 i Jemu
Itez v pierwszymrzedzi8 WV y,
.ciest ; mad Zakonem X rzy-
5zackim zawdzieczaf na!ezy.
Idlatego obch6d ~grunwaldzk
musi sic rozpocza6 Cd 30.
=dziekowania Bokuza WV
.ciestwo, a vice Cd nabozeh.
silva.
p Walczace pod Grunwal-
dem hufce polsko. litewskie
.ginqly "a dobra sprawe Y imie
hazel: Bog Ojczyzna, q pa
mietne slowa Jagielly: bog
tax chciaP' ME. byly iedynie
frazesem, lecz wyrazem glebo-
kiei wiary Bopa. Dlatego
TEL obch6d grunwaldzki bez
|naboze6stwa a vice Z pomi-
nieciem moment6w religii-
nych uwazamy tylko "a po-
}oWiczpy ! "a ublizaiiacy czci
bohatorskich zwyciezc6w
prunwaldzkich.
q Zwvc;aatwo ornnwaldz-
L;a hxIo h;atoryc2nam mas.
|tanatw an nrzv;ecia nrzaz j..
uia}}a WARY chrza6c;a6skiei.
|bv}, zrodzona. ofiara 6wietei
kr6lowei .Jadwipi Chcac vice
nanrawde nczc;6 rocznice tax
w;alk;a; civil; mu.;mv !; nv
|pamieta6 3 okoliczno6ciach
lkt6rym GrunWald zawdzie-
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do kolektowanla
abonamentu WIARUsA nastepuj2cy
nasi agenei m%ieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex, W. Kowalski
FRIED, N. Oak D. F.. Szarkowski !.
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Aslen, Wis. Teofl Derdowsk
NANTIcOKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk &
NEW WAvERLY. Tex. F, r. Proch
NORWAY Mich Mateusz Bilski,.
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
GREENBUSH. MINI, A.. J. Kulas
BREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan 'f
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wv socki g
WILNO MINI. Fir. Badzihski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
M}odziez polska
v obronie WARY war sw.

Studenci katoliccy W Kra-
kowie wydali nastepujaba O.
dezWe:
Ma wjecu og6lno akade-
mickim uchwalono wiekszos-
Gig glos6w: akademik6w zyd6w
kt6rzy jake zywio} obey nam
~narodowo6cia, religia j etyka
ME maja prawa najmniejsze-
go roztrzygania W kwestyach
|katalicko narodowych, by W
programme obchodu, kt6ry ku
uczczeniu 800 letniej roczni-
oy wiekopomnej bitwy pod
Grunwaldem urzadzic ma
m}odziez naszej Almae
~ ME by}o naboze6stwa kos
cielnvgo.
Ma tym samym wiecu uz-
nano dotychczasowy Komitet
akademicki, wzglednie sklad
lego, "a n"ieodpowiedni i wy
brano nowy Komitet, kt6ry
ma sic zajac przygotowaniem
obchcdu. Nowy komitet u
konstytuoWal sic przyjmujac
naive og6lno ~akademickiego
Nazwa powyzsza ME. Jest
zgodna 2 faktycznym stanem
rzeczy. Og6lno ~akademickim
.m6glby bye nazwany tylko
TAXI Komitet, " kt6rymby
zasjadali przedstawiciele
wszystkich stowarzyszen aka
demickich oraz reprezentanci
swszelkich odlamow mlodzie-
~ ma naszej Wszeohnicy.
Tymczasem " Komitecie wy
mliienionrym niema wcale
przedstawiciei mlodziezy ka-
tolicko narodowej tel mlo-
:dziezy, kt6ra publicznie do.
|ideal6w religiinych j narodo-
w,,Ych sic przyznaje. MdllodEziijeez
tana wiecu v d. 9go maia i.
lis. niedwuznacznie usunel,aa5.
sic Cd wyslania do wybranes
20 ~ tym wiecu KloDmitetu.
swoich przedstawicieli. Me
moze bowiom mlodziez kato-
narodowa brad udzislu
v pracach kom,1;tetu, zm lil
'iacychl DO p~rzygoto''lW'aalnl':ia'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

8 500
------ ---- 800 ==---- =
.gdy5 JUL PREY Wstapieeniu ma
iron Edwarda VII, ks. Nor
folk, jeden 2 Wielkich dygni-
tarzy angielskich, g}owa
stronnictwa katolickiego, !zaj-
mowal sic ia sprawl. Jedna-
kowoz wtedy kwestja ME by
Ia zalatwiona j kr6l Edward
w~ypowiedziaf s~akramentalna
formule, wprawdzie bardzo
cicho i niewyraznie, tax, ze
jej nawet biisko stojacy ME
doslyszeli.
Koronacja nowego krola,
Jerzego, odbedzie sic zapew-
ne W ciagu przysz}ej zimy i
do tel chwili kwestja .zasta-
pienia starej formuly przysie-
81 tprzez lima bedzie juz
wniesiona do parlameDtu
przez p. Asguita, gdzie pref
die przez trzykrotne gloso~
wanie, potem p6)dzie do IL
by lord6w j wreszcie W for
mie prawa bedzie przedsta-
wiona krolowi do podpisania.'
Me trzeba z%apominac, ze
W Anglii z%najduje sic diva
na6cie milijon6w katolik6w.
Formula, kt6ra .bedzie
zniesiona, brzmi iak nastepu
je:
,,O6wiadczam uroczy5cie i
szczerze wobec Boga, re ME
wierze, ably W Sakramencie
Eucharystji by}o iakiekolwiek
przeistcczenie chleba i wilma
W cialo i krew Chrystusa, ami
" chwjli, AMI tel 90 konse.
kracji przez kogokolwiek.
Twierdze r6wniez. 10 wzywa
ME czesc Matki Boskiej,
cry tel akiegokolwiek Swiete-
go i ofiara mszy, tax, jak
So W uzyciu W KoSciele rzym-.
skim, So przesadem i bal
wochwalstwem it'd"
step ten ma bye zasta-
piony przez lima deklaracje:
81. ,Uroczy6cie j s~zczerze, wo-
bee Boga o6wiadczsm, 70 je-
stem wiernym wyznawcq
KoSciola protestanckieggo re-
formowanego, opartego, ma
prawie " Anglji, 10. stoso-
wnie do celu niilnl,iejszei deekla-
racji, majacej na celu zapew-
nienie nastepstwa protestapur--
ckiego ma tronie pc mojem
panowaniu, trzymac sic jej.
.bede; wedding mozno6cii
praw."
w pierWszem czytaniu
.proiekt nowel formu}y prey.
jeto " izbie gmin wiekszo6.
ciak 383 glos6w przeciw ~.
Plus x wysle vice nadzwy-
czajne poseelstWo na uroczy-
sto6ci koronacyjne. PraWdo-
podob,nie poiedzie kkardyna't1
Oanutelli, kt6ry jul byi 20
.sylany do Lo'ndynu.
Dzisiejszy sekretarz stanu
Merry del Val iezdzil na
urllrrtoctzystoSci koronacyjne
EdWarda VII, ale kr6l wtedy
zachorowai koronacYe odl-
'zono i poselstW5 wr6cAo
ID Rzvrnu. $5 5s s.s NJ 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

ciekaWoscia ale take Pc.
Wazial ME u. sszze oregon sic przyy-
Me mln5iiejj Cd wymliar'-.
STOW ciek,aW,oossc zaintereso-
W:al an SIS. budzily trybuny,
zbudowan,e ma ten dzien pod
.go1em niebem W miejscach
gromaydelnlych zabaw. tam
wabily oko dobrane dekI'ora e,
eye j popisy sok6lstwa, ucho
zas lechta1y gorace j pefne
natchnienia moWy, ,spiew ch6--
row meskich j mieszanych j
dziatwy szkolnej, deklamacya
! muzyka orkiestr, wygrrywy;a'-
|jacych hymny narodoWe.
Wszystko to razem zapisafo
sic g}eboko W pamieci wszyst-
'kich uczestnik6w, a vice
naszej zfotej m1odziezy;
.oby tylko tam nigdy sic ME
zatarfo!
Jestto przeciez tylko jedna
|strona medalu tego dnia Wiel-
'kiego. Gdybysmy z%apomnieli,
zapatrzywszy sic ma te jedna
|strone, re jest jeszcze i druga,
wiekszej wartosci cd tel, ME
podobie6stwem by}oby nam
nawet powiedzie6, co ten O
braz macy.
Me cd parady tylko byly
naboze1stwa i zgromadzenia.
wv mod}ach dziekismy sk}a-
dali Bogu "a zwyciestwo ore
ia polskiego mad strasznym
wrogiem, "a zwyciestwc
sprawiedliwosci mad pycha ]
fafszem, "a zwyciestwo via.
ry mad faryzeizmem; b1a.
galismy Go oraz 0 litosc i uni
sic mad narodem ma
Sym, 0 ~przywr6cenie wolno-
Sci Ojczyznie u%jarzmionej, 6
oswiecenie ola siebie, bysmy
powr6ciwszy do zywej WARY
wielkich naszych przodk6w,
Itch cnoty nasladowali, a ten
j Ojczyznie pozytecznymi ]
mi1ymi Bogu sic stall. Mo
wy ma zgromadzeniach, z je-
|dnego w~yp}ywajace zr6d4a, do
jednego kierowafy sic celu.
To zr6dfo - to pamietny mo-
ment z dziej6w naszych, ivy
ciestwo Polski z Litwa mad
Krzyzakami lego nastepstwa
~ Gel: 49, rozbudzenie ducha
narodowego, uprzytomnienie
sobie twardych obowiazk6w
wzgledem Ojczyzny i wskaza-
ME srodk6w, ably jak najsu-
mienniej i najpozyteczniej
obowiazki te spefniac. To.dru-
ga strona medalu uroczystossci
grunwaldzkiej, kt6ra, nieste-
ty, %obawiamy sic, re wiekszosc
przeoczy ola bfyskotliwosci
~pierwszej. Obawiamy sic tego
tenn wiecej, re nauki i wska-
z6wki %szanownych m6wc6w
zbyt og6lnie zostaly wyrazo-
ne, stad wielu zdaja sic
wprost niemozliwemi ku wy
.konaniu, innym ME daja wy
sraznego pojecia, czego sic cd
p:ob 1o1o $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

IOtYn.6sssHZa4 70 CyylLkkaOO,s
.rodilzil syne,m1 ~k:rr6leWsIksSimn bo
.nikomu ME zlego ME wyrzaa-
.dzi., Sl D5allejj I.s ao'baczzlmJy I.ayoi-
sierra, znakomitego chemika,
Izzlginai on. taken gilotynliies
cato, ze jake komisarz skar
.bu, niechcial trwonic picnic
dry napr6lno. Napoleon I.
kt6ry mial bye najwiekszym
wyiownikieem calego Swiata
.musial umierac ma wygnaniu
ma wyspie Sw. Heleny.
Take ME lepiej dzialo sic
naszym polakom. wielki
hetman Stanislaw z6lkiewski
slawny zwyciezca 2 pod Klu.
|czyna j Smolenska, kt6ry to
|car6w ruskich brai do ME-
wolf q zostel opuszczony
przez kr6la j szlachte, mial
[zginac marine pod Cecora Is
10 roku; syn lego Jan wzie.
ty zostaf do niewoli, a wsku-
tex Gle wygojonej rany u
mari bez potomka. TAX vice
wygasl rod caly Z6lkiew-
skich. Take nasz wielki po-
eta Sebestyan Klonowicz,
ola tego, ze byl tylko miesz-
czaninem a wytykal b1edy
|6wczesnej szlachcie, byl pre-
|sladowany "a to i umar} W
szpitalu. Tadeusz Ko6ciusz'
|ko, kt6ry walczyl Q wolno6c
Ameryki j calej naszej Pol
ski, gdy zosts} wypuszczony
2 wiezienia zamieszka} z da.
la Cd ojczystego kraju uko-
chanego W Szwajcaryi,
gdzie tel mia} umrzec 1917
roku, a pomnik6w mu "a ~
ella ME stawiano az dopiero
pc smierci.
TAX samo wielu biskup6w
" " Kr6lestwie polskiem,
pozbawiono ich stolic bisku.
.pich - wygnano ich ia Sy-
Dir, a pred smiercia pozwo-
.lono i'm dopiero wyjechac do
Galley.
A vice szanowni bracia,
.czy ME wystarczy nam tych
kilka przyk}ad6w powyzej
narisanych, ze ME wszyscy
ga ci szcze6liwi co SO bogaci
i posiadaja miliony ME
wszystkim stawiaja pomniki
co byli bogaci AMI tez ME
wszyscy ci sic przys}uzy]i
spo}ecze6stwu co posiadali
wielkie bogactwa. Tax sza-
nowni bracia, nigdy ME sadz-
my drugich, q szczeg6lnie
.biednych, ME wstydzmy sic
.biednego chetnie :. MIN
sic }aczmy j przebywajmy 2
MIN, DO biedny choc czesto
ma poor wydaje sic biednym
lecz .daleko wiecei moze sic
przysfuzy} ca}emu sp6}ecze6-
stwu j naszej ukochanej oj-
czyznie anizeli kt6ry wielki
q nil 9 ojczyzna, nasz ga.
ukochaua Poleka ta ME
PARRY Ia bogactwa, tYlko ma
czyny q pc tych mas beda
1as sadzic.
d. s. F. G0RsKI
WatYkan / Anglia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

.. ,,Polonia',
Zwiasek katoickiej m1odzie.
~ uniWefsyteekiei wKrako-
III
|Ubodzy tylko to So III u
die. !.
Waco, Tex. i8 lipca, 1910.
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarusal I.
Bardzo czesto MONA sly.
szec pcmiedzy ludem, ten
to Jest biedny, on niczemnlp1
sic ME przys}uzy DO jest tyl.
ko biedakiem j mic wWiecej;
albo tez inaczej coz 81 po
tym czlowieku u nae, on "a
biedny abySmy go zapr'a szali
do swego grona tip.
Mojem zdaniem take Pc:
s%tepowanie Wzgledem bied
nych Jest to pycha j zarozu-
mialoscia, kt6rA wzie}a gore
mad cnota. Me zawsze ,ci sa
wielcy i zasluzeni spolecze6-
stwu co ga bogaci j co maja
pieniadze. Me kazdy sic Gu.
lie szcze6liwym kto jest boz
gatym powie rzchownie i.po-
siada milionv a ma duszy
swej czarny jest, czyli ze me-
ma niei dug ciezy. Me kaz-
demu pc smierci stawjaja
pomnik co "a zycia zwal sic
bogatym i posiada} miliony.
TAX szan. rodacy, ME ci SO
szczesliwi co posiadaia czego
fylko pozadaja ma tym 6wie-
Gle :. a i ten 2 czasem mo-
ze zosetae biedakiem tax ga
mo lax i kt6ry z mas, vice
przytaczam tn kilka przy-
kiad6w: Byl sobie pewien.
Gear, gruntowa} on wiel.
kosc Kzymu = pousuwa1 ma
durzycie urzednik6w, rzuci}
podwaliue pod monarchiczny
nastr6j p%a6stwowy j czego
sic cato doczekaf ~ ot6z zo-
stall zamordowany. Qu'-.
|dYusz, wielki poata rzymski
ME podoba} sic rzadowi "a
to, re prawde m6wi}, vice
zosta} wypedzony ze swei Oh
czyzny i umarl ma wygnaniu.
wposr6d Kartarzy6c6w.
Dalej zobaczmy Balizarjusza,
jake OH wi6dl szczesliwe
woiny ~ uwolnil Pa6stwo Cd
rozlicznych nieprzyjaci6l i
COZ W nagrode o~trzyma}? wy
|fuplonC .mu Oczy "a lego o..
wage i waleczno6e a c6rka
jego prowadza}a 80 pc ze-
.braninie. S}awny wloski po'-
eta Dante zostal wypedzony
z ojczYstego kraju j mu1siiat}.
zebranina zdobywac sobie
.kawalvk chleba. Tasso, take
Iwlelki poeta wloski tulal sic
2 p,iasta do miasta szukaiac..
przytulku ola siebie, q pol
5mierci mu stawiono pomnni-
skiTak Same wielki poeta
.hiszpa6ski Cerwantes, kt6ry
.nlial napisac Don Klissz q,
:rycerska satyre przetluma-
$1,000 .,rnYyr%i 4, - 1879 :
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
LOCAL MENTION.

A number of the subscribers to
The Citizen last year received the
magazine, Human Life" as prem
ium for which we paid. The Human
Life is now sending out bills to some
of these subscribers (not for 1909
1O) but for 1901. 1t is merely a
notification that if you want it an
other year, it will cost $1.OO; if you
don't want il send the bill back and
write across it mot wanted"
Rev A. L. Whitaker will hold
service in the Indian Orchard school
house on Sunday, April oath, at 2:30
p. m.
Judge Alonzo T. Searle is hold
ing court this week at Montrose,
Susquehanna county, for Judge
Ralph Little.
Miss Florence Watts recently
entertained a number of her friends
at her home on East Extension
street in honor of Mrs. Edison Blan-
din of Scranton, Pa.
Rev. A. L. Whitaker will hold
a special service in the White Mills
church, Monday, April 25th, at 7
p. m, at which candidates for con-
firmation, and others will be bap-
tized.
The prospects are that an issue
of $4,000 improvement bonds of
the city of Scranton will go begging,
as investors refuse to bid on ac-
count of but four per cent. interest
being offered.
Samuel A. Pettis, of Montrose,
near Scranton, died Saturday after
noon in his one hundredth year.
For the greater part of his life he
had lived in Montrose, and was
highly esteemed.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
A MONSTER ENGINE.

The American Locomotive COM
pany has just turned out of it's shops
in Schenectady the most powerful
locomotive in the world, a mann
moth Mallet articulated compound
engine, capable of developing a max
imum horse power of $3.50 suf-
ficient to generate electricity for
lighting purposes for a small-sized
city and powerful enough to haul a
train of 100 loaded freight cars of
fifty tons capacity each. The fire.
box, incidentally, is the size of an
average living room in a metropoli-
tan fiat.
The engine is the first of six to
be supplied the Delaware and Hud-
son company for use on its local di-
vision. 1t will be housed in Carbon
dale. In 1904 one was built for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which
subsequently attracted attention at
the st. Louis Exposition. 1t Great
ed interest because of its "freakish'
construction and there and then
was predicted a failure. However,
its performances have substantiated
the claims of the builders.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
FALLSDALE.

Weather cold and stormy, SEEM
ing much more unpleasant after our
fine March weather.
Several of the farmers have sown
their oats and a few have planted
potatoes and garden truck.
Meadows and pastures are as well
advanced as is usual the middle of
May.
Cherry trees are just coming in
bloom and apples and other fruits
will soon be out.
The Fallsdale Creamery Co. has
offered to buy milk at 10 cents per
can less than at the railroad station.
Usually cream has been purchased
on the butter fat basis. The COM
pany will buy on either plan this
year and see how they can succeed.
c. d. Stoddard is the Superintendent
again. NJ. L. Snavely will do the
carting for the company this season.
Nearly every farmer is more or
less engaged in the poultry business
and incubation and brooding is the
chief pursuit at present.
Many new incubators were pur-
chased this spring. AS is generally
reported but few good matches have
been had. j. A. Noble took off the
best of the season, having gotten
194 chicks from 210 fertile eggs
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22

heavy frost last night no doubt nip
ped some.
Mrs. Wilson has returned home.
Walter Garrett is home for a two
weeks visit.
Mr. Bailey returned from New
York with an automobile which will
be used to convey summer boarders.
Aid society at Mrs. w. p Budd' $
to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, Eliza Dunn,
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood, Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Wood will attend
Frank Dunn's funeral to-day at
Hawley.
Mrs fireman, Mrs. John Will
martins mother. will be buried on
Thursday at Indian Orchard ceme-
terry. Funeral sermon at the NJ. r..
church here The deceased was so
years old She has made it her
home of late with her daughter.
Mrs. Halsey Wells.
c. A. Davey is our census emu
merator and is now making his visit
to all houses in Berlin township.
The creamery here started April
1st Patronize home industry. We
also need some business started for
winter work. Who can hustle up
something to give employment to all
residents winter time?
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22

Redding, Conn. April 21.-Samuel l..
Clemens Mark Twaim lost conscious
ness this morning for the first time
during his illness, and his physicians
abandoned hope. They said that they
doubted if the celebrated humorist
could survive until sunset. Restora-
tives and stimulants which had been
of some benefit before seemed to have
no effect on him
DR. Edward Quintard. Mr.. Clemens
physician. was called to Redding by
his assistant. Or. Robert H. Halsey.
who has been attending Mr.. Clemens
constantly since his return to Redding
from Bermuda. DR.. Quintard found
the PATIENTS condition much worse
A statement was issued from the
Clemens house signed by Drs. Quin-
tard and Halsey. in which it was said
that Mr.. Clemens was sinking and that
there was no evidence Of any rally.
At the bedside were Mr.. Clemens
daughter Clara and the latter's hus-
band, Ossip Gabrilowitsch the pianist,
besides the doctors and the nurses.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
CONSERVATION BILL PASSED.
1t Authorizes President TO Make With
drawals of Public Lands.

Washington. April 21.-The first of
the administration conservation meas
ures. the bin authorizing the president
to make Withdrawals of public lands
In certain cases, was passed by the
house.
Lack of confidence in the genuine
ness Of the conservation ideas of the
committee on public lands. of which
Representative Mondell Of Wyoming Is
chairman, was demonstrated by the
elimination from the measure of the
only two committee amendments of
Importance.
One of them provided that such
Withdrawals shall not affect the legal
rights of any settler or entry man ac-
quired prior to such Withdrawals"
and the other provided that upon res
toration of any such lands the equita-
hle rights shall attach as to rival
claimants to any bona fide claimant
who prior to such Withdrawals init
ated a claim thereto and made valu.
able improvements thereon
Dozens of amendments were offered
by members from the west, who wish
ed to soften the bill and limit its scope
in number of respects. They were
invariably unsuccessful, the Democrat
ic strength, with those Republicans
who have become to he known as in
surgents, uniformly voting against the
regulars, who stood by the public
lands committee.
Bitter complaint was made by Rep
resentative Hamer of Idaho and others
that the conservation policy as 1t
seemed to be interpreted by the house
today would make bowling wilder
ness of the west"
Representative Fitzgerald of New
York declared that no attempt was
being made to limit the activities of
the honest homeSteader.
But an attempt is being made" he
said, "to drive out the crooks who
have placed their dirty hands on the
public domain"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
STERLING.

We have now had a little rain and
the grass is starting and it cannot
grow any too soon for a number
are short of fodder.
The schools are all closed except
the High school and the primary
department will close on the 22d, and
the intermediate grade on the 27th
Prof Creveling has another month
yet.
On the 26th and 27th examina-
tions will be held for admittance into
the High school.
Prof Creveling and Esquire Gill
ner made trip to Stroudsburg on
the 10th.
The trustees of the NJ. Il. church
had a meeting to-day and find that
they need about S45 to pay for a
other incidental expenses. We think
this bill in preference to many 9TH
ers, should be cheerfully met.
April 26th is the 91st anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in America, and
in the evening at the hall Rev. w.
Il. Webster will deliver an address
and all are cordially invited to at
tend. The fraternity here is grow
ing and the order rests on a firm
financial basis.
On the 10th the G. A. r. held
their regular monthly meeting and
Rev. j. II. Boyce, of Salem, was in
attendance as usual.
Mrs. Frank Philo improves but
slowly and she is now all the one
who is on the sick list in Sterling.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION

Rev viii II. Hitler was Scranton
caller on tuesday.
j. p. Welch, of Scranton, was in
town on business Wednesday.
A. G. Rowland, OF Rowlands, was
a recent business caller in town.
Miss Olive Reilly was the guest
of Carbondale friends on Saturday.
Patrick Dougher, of Scranton, was
a business caller in town Tuesday.
Martin Stapleton has removed his
family from Onenota to Honesdale.
Mrs. George S. Purdy is on an ex-
tended visit with New York relatives.
Samuel Katz has returned to New
York, after a visit in this, his form
er home.
Miss Agnes Sweeney, of New York,
is visiting her parents on Fourth
street.
Judge A. T. Searle left yesterday
for Harrisburg to transact official
business.
William Bader and c. L. Dunning
have taken inventory of the stock of
the l.. A. Helferlch store.
II. c. Huber has returned to
Scranton. after spending a few days
in town on business.
Rev. James Rainey pastor of the
Aldenville Baptist church, was in
Honesdale yesterday.
Frank White, travelling salesman
for the Honesdale Footwear Co., is
a business caller in town.
Joseph A. Bodie, sr., leaves the
first Of the week for two weeks So
journ in Washington, d. c.
Patrick Dougherty, one of Jersey
City's big ice dealers, called on
Honesdale friends the first part of
the week
Herman Harness, of Hawley, was
business caller in town on Tuesday.
F. S. Merritt is on a business trip
to New York.
Richard Bracey, John, and Andrew
Murtha attended the dance of the
Brokers Club at Carbondale on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mayme Kelly has returned to
her home after a brief visit at the
home of the Misses Kate and Nellie
Kelly of Scranton.
William R. O'Niell, of Pleasant
Mount, was in town on Monday, at
tending the marriage of his cousin,
Charles Reilly, to Miss Mary Moran.
Cyrus A. Starkey left yesterday
noon for Lewistown for the pur-
pose of shipping his household
goods to this place. He will return
on Sunday.
John A. Kimble, treasurer of
Honesdale Aerie of Eagles, and Bur-
CESS John Kuhbach attended the
memorial services of the Eagles at
the Poll at Scranton last week.