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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
hanty, Stransbury. Sacrifice fly. Len.

hanty, Stransbury. Sacrifice fly. Len
nx Double play, Robinson to Ritchey
to D. Howard. Hits off Richter in
3 innings; off Lindaman, IN 6 inn.
ings; Leroy, in innings. Struck
out, Richter 3; Lindaman /; Chech /;
Laroy 2. Bases on balls, Richter l;
Lindaman l, Chech 3. Passed balls,
Hughes 2. Times 300. Umpires,
Weddige and Bierhalter.
Brewers Wn Game.
Toledo o., April 21-Milwaukee de-
feated Toledo three to one in an unin.
terestihg game. The visitors punched
hits off Robinson in the third inning
and off Billiard in the NINTH while
Toledo was unable to hit Graham con.
secutively. The pitchers distributed
thirteen passes. Score.
1913 456 7S9 r H. f
Toledo ........ O1O 900 900 l 4 2
Milwaukee 80. OO2 900 OO1 3 0
Batteries
Robinson and Billiard, and Rapp.
Graham and Breen.
Two base hit, Graham. Stolen base.
Charles. Sacrifice fly, Breen. Sacri.
flee hits, Charles and Lewis. Bases
on balls, Robinson 3; Billiard 5; and
Graham s.; Struck out, Robinson, 2,
Billiard 1, Graham 3. Hits off Robin
son, in 3 innings; off Billiard, 2 in
G innings. Double plays, Rapp to But
Ter; Charles to Jones. Wild pitch. Bill.
lizard. Hit by pitcher, Liebold. Time
las. Umpires, Handibee and Owens
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
An1usen1emts
ORPHEUM

Tonight with two complete shows,
one at S:l5 and the second at 9:30
will be the last appearance of the pres
cnt bill for the last end of the week.
Two good acts, a catchy illustrated
song, and som real photo plays make
up the program. Watch the Orpheum
ad Monday night
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

Two base hits, Wolter, Street. Sac.
rifice hits, Miller, Groome. Stolen
base, Chase. Left on bases, Washing
ton, 4; New York 5. Struck out by
Groome 8; by Ford, /; by Warhap 2.
Bases on balls of Ford 2; off Groome
3. Wild pitch, Groome. Hits off
Ford, 4 in innings; off WARRIOR none
in one inning. Umpires, Connolly and
Muller. Time 1:4O.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

Mr.. Bryan was disturbed because
he did not get his laundry bundle in
Indiana. If he were running for Of.
flee dirty collars ought to be almost
as good card as calloused hands.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

Wild bullets from the Mexicans
have killed several Americans at
Douglas, Ariz. If the Mexicans were
asked to aim directly at the Douglas
people, they might not be so likely to
hit them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

Congress is passing law for pub
licity OF campaign contributions.
These sealed proposals for the job
of Office holding are getting unpopular.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

Mr. Taft tells the fighting Mexicans
to get away from the border This
is like telling the small boy to send
off hts July Fourth crackers out in the
back lot where no one can hear him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

Who won't feel sorry for the death
of Denman Thompson? His plays, un-
like other b'gosh dramas, sent You
away thinking of the manIinsss of the
characters rather than of their queer
clothes and awkward manners.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

One of the difficulties in the way of
success for the insurgents is the diff
ficulty of organi ation-from the very
nature of the proposition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

An evangelist has become legally
incorporated, which ought to prove
that there are good trusts as we'll as
bad ones.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

SaIIee was Hard Hit.
St. Louis. Mo-, Chicago hit Sallee
hard and had little trouble in defeat
ing the local team in the second game
of the present series by score of
to l. Schultz hit for a double and
triple in two times at bat. The score:
1913 456 789 r H E
Chicago ....... 010 2O2 100 6 10 1
St. Louis ...... 100 900 600 1 7
Batteries
Brown and Archer;
Sale and Geyer, and Bresnahan.
Two base hits Mowrey q; Hauser
2: Archer, Schultz, Chance; three
base hits, Schultz, Chance. Tinker,
Kaiser. Sacrifice hits Schultz. Doub-
lie plays. Schultz to evers and Tinker.
Passed balls, Bresnahan, l. Stolen
bases. Chance. Bases on balls off
Sallee 4; off-Brown, 3. Struck out by
Sallee, 3; Brown S. Hits off Sallee,
8 in seven innings; off Geyer l in 2
innings. Left ond bases, Chicago 6;
St. Louis 8: Time 2:O9. Umpires
O'Day and Brennan
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LaudeIi in Good Form.
indianapolis, Ind, April 21-!4audell
had the Indianapolis batters complete
ly at his mercy. holding them to three
hits and scored shutout for Mime
apolis. to 0. The visitors won the
game by hitting Schlitzer hard in the
latter part of the game, aided by the
errors Of the locals. The feature of
the game was the batting and field.
ing of Clymer. Score.
1913 456 7S9 r H E
Indianapolis -. 900 900 900 0 3 2
Minneapolis -. 900 OO1 O01 H. 2
Batteries
Schlitzer and Carish;
Laudell and Smith.
, Two base hits Clymer. Struck out
by Laudell, 2; by Schiller e.. Bases
on balls, Schlitzer 2; off Laudell, 2.
Sacrifice hits, Gill. Balk, Schlitzer.
Passed ball, Smith. Stolen bases,
Move, Killifer. Double plays. o. Will
liam to Freeman; Killifer to J. Wilt.
ans to Gill. Time 1870. Umpires
Hays and Eddinger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
Better Weather at New York.

New York, April 2i-The American
league season in New York, delayed
by. yesterdays rain. was opened to-
day with favorable weather and with
the defeat of the Highlanders by
Washington, to 0. As was the case
in the National opening. the game was
a pitchers duel. in which Russell Ford
vas worsted by Bob Groome.
Ford allowed fewer hits than his
rival but after Milan and Schafer had
singled in the first inning, he made a
wild throw, allowing the only run in
the game. Catcher Street of Wash
inston threw out four of the five men
who tried to steal bases on him.
The score:
Washington -. 100 900 900 I 4 0
New York 90. 900 900 600 0 6 1
Batteries
Groome and Street;
Ford, WARRIOR and Sweeney.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

After Easter eggs, then the quinine
pills.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
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Z ADDITIONAL PERSONAL. {:
q & = = > - q q 49, q 4

Prof. R. A. Petrie went to Mandan
Saturday to attend to business mat
tiers. %.
Mrs. Frank Howe of Mandan was a
Saturday morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
Hyatt Gets a Homer.

Columbus, Ohio, April 21-Congal-
ton. Downs, Perring and baltimore
hit Maddox hard today. forced his re-
tirement and gave Columbus three
five victory over Kansas City. Hyatt's
homer was the only helpful hit Sc.
cured off Liebhardt. Heinchman's
fielding featured. score:
Columbus ..... O03 O10 10x s. 8 2
Kansas City %. 900 21O 900 3 6 2
Batteries
Liebhardt and Bemis.
Maddox, Owens, and Seibert. and
Ritter and James.
Sacrifice hits, Congolton, Smoot, Rit'
ter. Two base hits, Congolton, Downs
Perring, baltimore. Home run, Hyatt.
Double plays, Mailing to baltimore
to Downs; Hinchman to baltimore;
Lttimore to Mailing to Downs. Base
on balls, off Liebhrdt 2; Maddox 2;
off Owen /. Struck out by Liebhardt,
2; Maddox q; by Seibert l. Hit by
pitcher Ralston. Maddox. Hits off
Maddox, in innings and none out
in fifth; off Owen l in 3 innings; off
Seibert, 1 in Inning. Time 1888.
Umpires Chill and Ferguson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

No attention paid to anonymous contr'bu'
TONS Writer'S name must be known 70 tne
ed;tor. hut not necessarily for publication.
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Entered as second-class matter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
Jackson's Iona Hit.

Cleveland, Ohio, April z1-Jackson
hit the ball over the IS foot wall and
screens in right center in the first
inning of the Cleveland-St. Louis game
this afternoon. Cleveland won 6 to
S. 1t was the longest hit ever made
on the grounds. R. Mitchell and w.
Mitchell, who started the pitching
were yanked from the box. Score.
1923 456 7S9 r H E
Cleveland ..... 3O2 100 900 s 9 0
St. Louis ...... 900 O32 900 5 8 3
Batteries
W. Mitchell, Banding and Smith;
+. Mitchell, Hamilton and Clarke.
Two base hit, Clarke. Home run.
Jackson. Sacrifice hits, Turner, and
Smith. Sacrifice fly, Graney, Austin.
Stolen Bases, Easterly, knapp, Aus
tin. Double plays. w. Mitchell, Stov'
all and Smith; W. Mitchell, Lajoie and
Stovall; Hamilton, Newman and Aus
tin; Austin, Laporte and Newman;
Pitching record, five hits off R. Mitch
ell in 3 innings; off Hamilton in
5 innings; 3 hits off w. Mitchell in
42-3 innings; 5 hits off Blanding in
Alb innings. First base on balls, off
w. Mitchell, 3; off Blanding, 2; off
II: Mitchell. 3; off Hamilton 4. Hit
by pitched ball by w. Mitchell, New
man. Struck out by w. Mitchell, l;
by Blanding 4; by R. Mitchell, l.; by
Hamilton 3. Wild pitch w. Mitchell
!. First base on errors, Cleveland l.
Left ond bases Cleveland I; St. Louis.
5. Time 1:42. Umpires. OLouglin
and Dineen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
Opens at Philadelphia

Fnlla0elplla. "a, April Zl-One O
the largest crowds that has witnesse,
the opening game of the Nationa
league season in this city In many
years saw the home team defeat New
York this afternoon by to 0.
Moore pitched one of the finest
games in his career, only one hit, &
single by Snodgrass in the sixth inn
ing being made off his delivery. This
was the second time that Moore has
shut out New York this year at a
total cost of three hits. Magee was
the batting and fielding star of the
day. He made two wonderful one.
hand running catches, robbing Snod.
grass of a probable home run and
Murray of triple, and he scored
Knabe and himself in the first inning
with a homerun drive and later sent
Lobert home with a hard grounder
which Bridwell's clever fielding saved
from a base hit Before the game
Manager Doom was presented with
an automobile by a number of his
1923 456 789 r H E
Philadelphia 90. 200 100 900 3 6 1
New York 80. 900 900 900 0 0
Batteries
Moore and DOOM;
Crandall and Meyers.
Two base hts Luderus. Three base
hit. Lobert. Home run, Magee. Sac.
rifice hits. Lobert, Doom. Left on
bases. New York, S; Philadelphia, 6.
Struck out. by Moore, S; by Crendall
2. Bases on balls off Moore, s; off
Crandall, 2. Hit by pitcher Crandall.
Magee. Time 1870. Umpires Eason
and tombstone.
Lost Opening Game.
Brookly. April 21-Brooklyn lost the
opening game to Boston here today
9 to 5. The weather was cold and
but the big crowd
whooped it up for the home team re-
CARELESS. There was a parade. a flag
raising. and Borough President Steers
threw the first ball into the field.
Manager Dahlen received monster
horseshoe of FLOWERS. Brooklyn was
easily outclassed in the playing. The
visitors batted out an early lead and
clinched the victory by scoring five
runs in the eighth. The locals made
an ineffective rally in the ninth.
123 456 7S9 R H F.
Boston ........ 21O 900 O51 9 10 1
...... OO1 90 OO3 5 8 4
Purdue and Curtis, and Graham.
Bell. Bergan and Irwin.
Left on bases, s. Brooklyn II. Two
base hits, Goode, Butler, Graham, and
Wheat. Three base hit, Daubert.
Sacrifice fly, Herzog. Sacrifice hits,
Tenney. Herzog, Sweeney. Base on
errors. Boston 2. Stolen bases, Her.
zog. Miller, Davidson, Tooley, Dau-
bert. Bases on balls. Perdue 4; Curtis
4. Bell 3. Struck out, Perdue l; Curtis
4. Bell 3. Hit by pitcher by Perdue,
Coulson. Wild pitches, Bell 1, Cur
tbs /. Hits, off Perdue, 6 in 52-3 inn
ings. Time 1855. Umpires, KLEIN and
Doyle.
No game at Pittsburg, Rain.
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SCORES

Yesterdays Games
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

WHO HAS THEM?
Watch for answer in .ad 10.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

No game at Chicago-Rain.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
Columbus lost at Home.

Louisville, April 21-St. Paul won
the opening game of the series today
from Louisville by batting rally in
the ninth inning. RobinsOn's hitting
was the feature. Score:
1923 456 789 r H E
Louisville ..... 100 1902 900 6 0
St. Paul ....... OO2 OO1 OO3 IL 2
Batteries
Richter and Lndaman and Hughes.
Chech and Laroy, Spencer and Kel-
ley.
Stolen bases, Spencer, P. Howard,
Aubrey. Two base hits. Robinson 2,
Hayden. Three base hits, D. Howard,
Kelley. Sacrifice hits, Ritchey. Dele
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

No game at 'Pittsburg, Rain.
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Publication Office:
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Observation-Disclosures Office, 80; Editorial and
Local 49, Private exchange. State party
wanted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22

Established (Weekly. 1878 oldest In ''A'@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
Uczmy dZicci nasze cZytat
pisa6 / m6wi6 po pOlsku.
0 r l O OWEN

w dzisiejszym wydani u
znajda czytelnicy Rozporza-
dzenie Rzymu co do sposobu
zapisywania i posiadania ma
jatk6w koscielnych. wv paru
latach oprzestana Stany Zjed-
noczone nazywaG sic bye u
wazane "a kraj misyjny, pre-
to takze strona materyalna
VIA nosci parafialnych stanac
must ma podstawach r6wnych
i mozliwie najtrwalszych. Ar
cybiskupi-ameryka6scy UNA
Ii system ,korporacyi para
fialnych'' "a najpewniejszy,
najsprawiedliwszy i %najwiecej
demokratyczny, a potwierdzi}
to obecnie Ojciec sw., vice
odtad W ca4ych Stanach Zjed-
noczonych z rozporzadzenia
Najwyzszej wladzy Koscio}a
ten system bedzie obowiazko-
wy. Wszelkie .zatem rozpra-
wianie cry prywatnie, cry
publicznie ma temat: ,,Polacy
powinni lub musza- posiasc
wyfaczne .prawo posiadania
w}asnosci parafialnych ,,sprze-
ciwia sic rozporzadzeniu Sto-
licy apostolskiej dowodzi tyl-
ko albo nieswiadomosci, albo
przewrotnoSci stych, kt6rzy sic
W ME wdaja.
w poczatkowych Farafiach
albo raczej misyach, zapisy-
wano W Ameryce W}asnos6 ko-
scielna, to JEST kazdej talsiej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
NASH AGENCI.

Upowazn,enl So do kolektowanl'
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj &C!
uasi agenei mieitcowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk +
FREEMAN Tex. W. Kowalski 3.
FRIED, N. Oak D.. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE. S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Micha} Mish
Melen, Wis. Teotl Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa" Fr. Jablonsk D.
WAvERLY. Tex. F, T. Proch
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski..
OAK HILL, Mich, st Pogorzeiski q
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW w. Nd. reodor Wv ocki
WILNO Mimi. FIR. Badzifski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

misyi czyli parafii ma pew
nych czfonk6w takiejze para
fiji, czyli ma tax zwanych,
,,trustys6w.' w kr6tce jedna-
|kowoz okaza1o sic to postepo-
wanie zupe}nie niepraktycz-
mem.
Trudno BOWEN by}o zna-
leSc parafie, W kt6rej ME by
LOBBY polityk6w, kt6rzy czesto
W najpodlejszy spos6b, ME-
godny nawet bezwyznanlow'
|c6w, jednali sobie zwolennl-
k6w W danej parafii, ma sic
! rozumie6 najgorszego gatun-
ku i W ten spos6b, ME tylko
wed}ug w}asnego widzimisie
rozporzadzali pieniedzmi j
w}asnoscia parafialna lecz W
dodatku rozkazywa6 chcieli
takze biskupom. Stad czesto
biskupi zmuszeni byli odwo-
}ywa6 ksiezy z takich parafii
zostawiac je bez opieki du-
chownej i bez sakrament6w
sw. Ably temu z}emu keniecz-
ME zaradzic, postarano sie.o u
chwa}y stanowe, uniewaznia'
lace ten system zawiadywania
majatkami parafialnymi. Po-
wsta}y potem inne diva sys'
temy znane pod nazwa: Fee
simple" Corporation Sole'
Przez ,, Fee simple''' rozu-
mia}o sic prawo, kt6re pozwa'
la1o biskupowi posiadac wszel:
kie dobra k%oscielne, dyece.
zyalne i parafialne jake wy}a:
czna w}asnosc osobista, tax
jak posiada ktos homestead,
farme, lub dom. Wolno byte
biskupowi sprzedac, lub d}u.
giem obciazyc, lub tel komu.
badz testamentem przekazat
Geese czy wszystkie take ma
jatki. Byf to system, ma pierw.
SEE spojrzenie nlesprawledli'
wy, gdyz mog4a sic byfs
krzywda STAG badz pojedy1.
Gym parafiom, badz Gale.
dyecezyi, ME znamy jedna.
kowoz ami jednego wypadku
takiej krzywdy, gdyz Kosci6]
nigdy tego systemu sobie ME
zyczy}, a gdy go koniecznie
ola prawa cywilnego przyjaf,
pilnowaf bacznie, ably wierni
ME byli p~okrzywdzeni. w
tym celu biskupi zaraz pc
konsekracyi podpisywali to-
stament, kt6rym przekazywa-
Ii wszystkie majatki dyece-
zyalne swoim nastepcom. Ten
system teraz rozporzadzeniem
OLGA sw. zosta} zniesiony.
Corporation Sole" oznacza,
re wszystkie majatki dyece-
zyalne i parafialne zapsane
bywaja i staja sic w}asnoSciq
biskupa lecz ME jake prywat-
ma, osobista w}asnosc ale jake
gfowy dyecezyi. tn juz niema
[obawy. ably pc Smierci: bisku-
pa, krewni jego mogli 'sobie
roscic jakies prawo do takiej
w}asnosci, albo ably biskup
m5g} komukolwiek w}asnos6
te testamentem zapisac. 0 ty-
lie zas by} ten system niebez-
pieczny, il biskupowi prey
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

,,WIARUs
do chwili, kiedy zapadnie
uchwa}a cywilna, zezwalajaca
ma ~zaprowadzenie systemu
,,korporacyi parafialnej''.-
System ,,korporacyi para
fialnejJ' istnieje juz W wielu
Stanach Uni, a jest TAXI sam,
jakiSmy opisywali W jednym
2 dawniejszych numer6w
!, Wiarusa". Wedding tego sy-
'stemu wiascicielem majatku
parafialnego jest kazda po-
szczeg6lna parafia, a jej praw-
nymi p~rzedstawicielami jest
|pieciu dyrektor6w czyli
Board of Directors" miano-
wicie: ks. biskup, generalny
wikary, ks. proboszcz, i dw6ch
cz}onk6w .swieckich odnosnej
parafii. lynn pieciu dyrek-
!torom wolno rozporzadzac
w4asnoscia parafialna ale tyl-
ko ma d0brO parafii i do
wszelkich transakcyi, przewyz-
szajacej sumo trzech set dola-
ROW potrzebna, jest zupe}na
zgoda wszystkich dyrektor6w.
|Skoro jeden z dyrektor6w sic
|~sprzeciwia, ME moze reszta
(czterech) mic zrobic.
Swiecklch dyrektor6w usta-
nawia ME biskup sam lecz
wszyscy dyrektorzy, kt6rzy W
danej chwili So prawem UNA
nj jake tacy. Parafia ma pra-
Two przedstawic kandydat6w
ma swieckich dyrektor6w, "a
zwyczaj W liczbie szeSciu, a z
|tych dyrektorzy wybierajq
dw6ch, jednego ma sekretarza,
drugiego ma kasyera.
Komu sic ten porzadek ME
podoba, ten albo niewie, re W
Ikorporacyach wog6le taxi po-
rzadek jest prawem cywilnem
zastrzezony, albo pc prostu O.
lkfamuje ludzi. Pod tym wzgle-
ldem %uniewaznia GAIA korpora-
cye: swoja wiele naszych to-
warzystw, wybierajac wick
szoscia og6}u jednego z swego
lgrona bezposrednio prezyden-
tenn, innego sekretarzem, ka-
|syerem it. d. Czynia oni tax
moze z nieswiadomosci, DO
moze niema kogo, CODY ich O.
bjasni}, a ma obcych sic ME "a
patruja, DO to ,,u mas tax by
wafo, wiec tel teraz tax bye
musi!"
OtWOrZmy OcZy sZefOKO
obejrzyjmy sic ma Gale nasze
otoczenie, abysmy snac ME
wystawiali sic ma smiechowi-
sko i ME za4owali pc szkodzie !!
RozpOrZadzenie Rzymu
w sprawie Z"apisywania
wfasnosci parafislnych
WStanach ZjednOcZ0nych.
Rzym. dnja 10. sierpnia, 1911. !.
SW. KonRregacya Koncylium.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

Rozporzadzenie Rzymu
w spraWie Z"apisyWania
wfasnoSci parafialnych
WStanach ZjednOcZ0nych.
Rzym. dnia 10. sierpnia. 1911. (.
Sw. Kongregacya Koncylium.
Najprzewielebniejszy Kon-
fratrze!
Ma wielka zasfuguja pochwa-
4e Czcigodni Biskupi Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, re wsr6d tro-
skliwych staran, jakich sic z
wielkim wysi}kiem p%odejmuja
ola rozwoju WARY katolickiej
i pielegnowania poboznosci'
Wlernych, r0WnOczesnle nlgdy
ME pomineli starania 0 do
czesne interesy Kosciofa i o
wfasciwa administracye d6br
doczesnych W dyecezyach ich
|pieczy powierzonych. Wiele
|istnieje dowod6w Q ich pas
terskiej pieczofowitoSci " tym
wzgledzie, do .kt6rych zaiste
zaliczyc nalezy uchwaly pie
narnych sobor6w baltimor-,
skich.
Niedawno za6 niekt6rzy BIZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

kiego porozumienia. Ponie;
waz za6 to pogloski so
|iocznie po to rozajewanei,a-
by " blad wproWadk8 opinia: {
publiczna i miarodajne.:Bfe-
~, kt6rym ma uporzadkoWa- !
niu stosunk6w " kraju "a !,
lezec powinno -pEzeto: ma
rodny komitet zoboWiazuie.
ukrai6ska .polityczna repre-.
zentacye azeby ona 81 do
chwili pe}nego przyzpsnia
spraw i spelniania potrzeh.
zadan ukrai6skiego narodu "
Galicyi ME schodsilaAi " Z
przyszlo6ci z drogi, ostrej q
pozycyi przeciw. rzadowi, kt6-..
~ wobec oczyBistsgo re-.
strony polak6w .braku do
brej wolf i powaznego zamia-
ru wsp61dzia@ania< " uporRad-&!
kowaniu stosunk6W W krA-.
ju, jest sam do urzadzenia
tych stosunk6w i. do przy.-r:.
znania ruskiemu .parodowi;
jego praw powolany j obo1
wiazany". IT,.
Wynika stad jasno, 80
wszelka akcya 70 strong pol
skiej bywa parali4owana ~
miejsca. Kiedy6,1 20 smut
klein powt6rzy historyk: lin.
nj szatani byli tam czynni"... :
My6l po@zietej uchwa}y, IA
wszecb6wiatowym kongre.
Gle stowarzysze6 narodowych
zalozone ma zosta6 " Bruk-@@
sell miedzynarodowe mt
zeum, obrazujace dorobek =.
mvs}owy j techniczny ma po'
lu miedzynarodowego wsp6i.
dzia}ania. I%nstytucya ia roe.
wija6 sic bedzie podsprotek'.
toratem rzadu belgijskiego,"aH
sPolacy .sw6] kacik " niej
otrzymaja. "'i'A;8'7"s
Sekcya polska W muzeum
mledzynarodowem za~ierat
bedzie dzia}y: 1. historyczny;
2. krajoznawczy: mapy geo.:
graficzne, rezultaty bada6
geologicznych, karty ludno'
Sci, kostyumy, przedmioty
sztuki ludowej; 8. ekonomi-
czno-spoleczny: orgarisacye
spofe:zne, kooperatywy Il
zwiazki, stowarzyssenaa
wszelkich typ6w; 4~:.:przem3.
slowo ~handlowy::'stan
tw6rczo6c1 i stosunkow hand.
lowych, stan rolnictwa, RIB
miosl i suzuki ~stosowan6j;
przedstawiony W stablioach
g~rafikach, broszurach, sprax
wezdaniach itp.; g.; o6wiatowo;
kulturalny: stan o6wiaty, ia-s
stytucye w~ychowawcze j o. :
6wiatowe; s. naukowy: udzia
Polski " miedzynarodovym
ruchu naukowym.
Donios}o6c sekcyi polskie
dokumentujacej wobeo. Za-.:
chodu nasza zywotno6e j po-
step znaczenje ma bardsp
niezaprzeczone, to tel spo- :
dziewa6 sic :nalezy, ze spo-
lecze6stwo polskie, ba :nawet
nasze wychodztwo ME bedh
szczedzic poparcia moralnego
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