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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
!. TENER SIGNS BILL.
No More SacrciIEIous or Immoral Per
fNrInnmces for PcnanxiXnnIu

formHnces for PcnnryivnnIa.
=. Harrisburg. Pa April II Governor
lener has approved the bill making
X n1isdemeanor to give a dramatic
theatrical. operate or vaudeville exhI-
p!iion. or show any fixed or moving
pictures Of sacreligious OF immoral
nature. The penalty for violation is
line not exceeding $1,000 or impris-
onment for not more than 4 ar/or
both. - ~.
At the time The bill was introduced.
last January. The proposed presenta-
tion or Rostrand's drama, La Sariari-
tame, by Sarah Bcrnfls4 rdt. was csus-
ing considerable discussion in Phila
deiPh'a, and was ended b* Mayor Rey-
burns refusal 10 prevent It's proGuc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
COMES TO GRIEF

IT mbrcIIH herOpinne" Fniln 60 Make
succcHaful Flight.
san Antonio Tex. April 1.-THE
sinI,e li a, aaeToplane" owned by Cyrus
grief to-day in Its first test flight ~
the army post -
I, After running over the field between
IN artillery and cavalry posts, but
never rising from the ground, the aero.
plane struck depression AT tho
same time gust of wind smashed
the machine. w. S. Romme, the oper-
ator, escaped unhurt 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
CHEATS JUSTICE
Alleged Murderer OF HIs srothar-.n

Alleged Murderer pf HIs aTothar-.n-
Inv Commits Suicide.
Rochester. y. T.. April 14.-Addison
Philips, the West Barre. Orleans coun-
" farmer. charged with Killing his
mother-in-law Mrs. Caroline Addison,
last Saturday. committed suicide early
to-day in the county Jail at Albion,
hanging himself by his suspenders
from a grating. Jealousy was the
cause of the killing OF Mrs Addison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
ONLY A "PREsIDENTo
Hcf<iniey'n Mother Sorry He wasn',
AIethNdInt MInintcr

heth""'st Mtn'htcr.
waterbury VT. April III think
that the aged mother of Mckinley was
sorry her son vas only President,
instead OF being a Methodist mlnister,t'
said Bishop Thomas B. Neeiey. Of New
Orleans, to-day before the Vermont
II G nodist Episcopal Conference. In
session here. Continuing. Bishop Nee
ley said: Nothing is SO noble as to
he minister. Preachers should put
forth less thunder and more lightning.
You must train the voice to make a
whisper audible 1t Is not necessary
to shout"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
MAKES NEW RECORD
Aviator Takes Three Sisters on Long
. --- Cross Country Euchf II.

Brussels. April 1i.-Avlator Gansor
to-day flew In an aeroplane from the
aviation field at Kiewit to the Bel
gian capital. carrying his three sis.
tiers as passengers. The distance flown
was eighty-seven Kilometres, about
nifty four miles, which Is new record
for ross-country aeroplane flight
with four passengers ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
Mill Cnll Convention.

Boston. Mass. April li..---A resolution
favoring the calling Of a Constitul lnnal
tho Federal Constitution providing for
the direct election OF United States
Senator'S was adopted by tho Massa-
chusetts House BY vote of 166 to 80
to- aXy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
BURNS no DEATH
Aged Editor Meets TrnGic F>ate in His
-ti Office. .ilr lG

Aged Editor Meets TrnGtc F>ate in His
Office. IL
Clare. Mont. April l4.-Samuel Story,
editor of the Narrative. a weekly pub
licatton. met tragic fate to- day
While apparently asleep on n sofa, fire
from an overheated stove communi-
Gated to the furniture and burned him
TO death. Story lived alone In his
newspape Office. and. according to his
own statement. existed on Q cents a
day.
He was one of the oldest publish
ers in the State having been born in
1898 He had no rela tives so far as
known.
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TROOPS PATROL no TOWN
No Further violence Incident to Nus
cnfine's I,nb0r NSRr.

NIuacatine. Ia, April 1f.-Quiet
reigns In Auscatine tonight where y
labor struggle is In progress between
the pearl button manufacturers and
members Of the Button Workers Fro
tective Union Soldiers of tho Iowa
National Guard !, are patroliing tho
streets, and tho factory district and
strict order is baing maintained. Adju
tant General Logan, of Dcs Mones, ar
rived here tonight. relieving Major
Bell. No labor meetings were held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
HIS UNLUCKY DAY
Good Friday Finally Proves Fatnt to
Alphonsus barley.

Alpltonsus BARLEY.
Cumberland, Nd, April i4.-Alph on
sus f. Barley. brakeman and extra
conductor on the Western Maryland
Railroad. while switching cars In tho
RidEley yards to-day. had his foot
caught In a guard rail, and. being I'M
ahlc to release 1t. the cars passed over
him, killing him instantly. Two years
ago on Good Friday Barley fell and
injured his hack. Ono year ago on
Good Friday, no had his fingers mashed
while coupling cars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
LEGISLATURE ADJoURNs

OverfurnInE of Pr0hIbIffon Taws lis
Most Iuportnnt Action.
Nontg omery. Ala, April l4.-Both
houses of the Alabama Legislature
cleared their calendars and adjourned
sine die tonight Three sessions were
held during the day. Overturning tho
prohibition laws and making 1t pos
sell liquor again, was the most i'm >
portant legislation enacted during tho
sessi lon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15

Nine Judic was born In semur,
France, July IS, 1850. OF humble par
entase, and began her career as GALES
woman In department store. The
beautiful quality of her voice and her
vtvacious manner obtained for her a
scholarship at the Cnnservatoire, In
Paris, and after a year of study she
made her debut in 1867 at the Gymnase
pramatiaue. in Els Grandes Demoi :
selles. Her first success occurred at
the Cafe Concert Eldora. in ls6S. Later
she appeared In the BoufeS Paris
iennes. ana In iSI2 became a star.
Among her successes were La Belle
Selene.' La Perichole." "NIam'seile
Sitouche." LA Grande Duchesse" and
La File de Nine. Angoi." In the
eighties Nine. Judic toured the United
States H. H
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NINE. JUDIc is DEAD

FnmouH Light opcrn Singer Dtcs In
Nice.
Nice. France, April l4-Nlne. Anne
marie Louise Judic. famous as a light
opera singer. died here o-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
would Hn.ten Construction.

WnshinEtOn, AnriI 1i.--Thc House
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds. at its Initial meeting to-
day. decided to Investigate at once tho
most practich BILE method OF fastening
tho construction of public buildings
already appropriated for. by Congress-
Under tho present system Il takes from
three TO four years TO reach build,
authorized.
The committees decided to mako a
comprehensive investigation ns to the
facilities now provided In the puhlic
buildings OF the United States for pro-
CONTINUED on Tenth Page.)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-01-05
Solves a Deep RystAy.

Il want to thank you from the
bottom of nv heart" wrote G B
RAIDER of Lewisburg, w Va, for the
wonderful double benefit l got from
Electric Bitters,in curing me of both
a severe case of stomach trouble and
of rheumatism, from which l had
been an almost helpless sufferer for
ten years. 1t suited my case as
made just for me-" For dyspepsia,
indigestion, jaundice and to rid the
system of kidney poisons that cause
rheumatism, Electric Bitters has no
equal. Try them. Every bottle Is
guaranteed to satisfy. Only SOC at
NJ L Aliens.
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enough, it is time our representa-
tives go for these parasites upon
the body polite" with gloves off,
and provide sure plan to tighten
the screws down upon all tax-dodg-
ers alike. We have sent a Lyon
out after the liquor grafters that
fetched in the game, and we now
want a gang of Bengal tigers, that
can see. to go after the willy tax
dodgers. Something must be done
to relieve the strain upon the con-
sciences of our good people who are
in the habit of sitting in the amen
corners" of churches singing psalms
on Sunday, and going before the
county auditor on Monday and swear
ing that the value of their cow is So,
when they know they could get $40
or $50 f~r her, or their land is
worth 5 per acre when they know
that 9th, z lands by them are selling
from $40 800 per acre; or they
have no other property, stocks,
notes, mortgages. cash or any other
property to their credit not listed
in their returns, and spend six
months afterwards trying to relieve
the strain upon their conscience by
saying they all do it or trying to
make themselves believe that false
swearing is diplomacy or some other
left-handed thing with no harm in
it.
A SHOW Down FOR THE DEMA-
GoGUE.
Most any man who has the pluck
to say that plain people do the
double tax paying while the cum
ming rich do the stunts in tax-dodg-
ing is sure to be styled as a dema-
gogue, and now is the time for
each and every representative to be
called upon to stand up and be
counted as to whether dollar be a
dollar, whether it be in the hands of
the rich or poor man, or in IRON
clad securities, or in the active pro-
ducing world. Give all a chance to
say whether or not they go to Co.
lumbia to get something for the
interest they represent" that other
people don't get. Is there an honest
man in all South Carolina who
thinks or believes that other people
should pay taxes on his dollars?
&c STRIBLING,
Pendleton. sc.
Fnrmers' Union Bureau.
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Rev w A FAIRY, PASTOR.

Rev w A FAIRY, PASTOR.
Preaching every Sunday morning
at 11:00 o'clock and evening at 7::30
o'clock.
Sunday-school at 4::30 p. m.
Epworth League meets every Tues
day night at 7::30 o'clock.
Mid-week prayer meeting every
Thursday night at 7::30 o'clock.
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Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that on the
23rd day of January, 1911, | will apply
t. P NJ Brockinton. Judge of Probate Of
Williamsburg county, for a final dis
charge as guardian of Sallie n Hanna
and Samuel III Hanna.
l2-22-It MYERS f HANNA.
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Presbyterian Church.

Rev E E Erwin, PASTOR.
Preaching first and third Sunday
mornings at HOO o'clock, second
and fourth Sunday evenings at 7:3O
o'clock.
Sunday-school. 400 p. m.
Prayer-meeting Wednesdays at
7:30 p. m.
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Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
Rev w E HURT, PASTOR.
Services every second and fourth
Sunday mornings at HOO O'Clock
and evening at 7::30 o'clock.
Sunday-school at 1000 a. m.
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half millions cash in its business that
Is paying tax on only ninety-five
thousand, for the reason that one OF
the head officials Of this corporation
is on the Board of Assessors, and no
doubt the State has all sizes of this
kind of graft in all its counties.
Are the tax laws of the State
made for the plain, honest people to
60 by and the unscrupulous cunning
to evade? Why is it that the county
Auditors do not go down into this
thing and place all the property on
the tax books, as the law requires
them to do?
There are a few among them that
have the sand" to go into the lair
of the lions that guard the voters,
that drive the nails down in the shin
giles that cover their heads! Do these
floundering officers of the law think
more about their salaries than they
do about the good of the people or
the oath they take? Why don't the
Boards of Equalization do their duty
and place all taxable property upon
the books upon an equal basis?
Is it a fact that many of them are
tarred with the same stick along
with the common tax-dodgers, and
the rest keep mum for fear of being
called a common knocker"? So far
as placing all property on the tax
books upon equal basis at its market
value is concerned, the county Au-
ditor's office is farce, and the Board
of Equalization is a huge joke.
WHO PAYS FOR THE RAKE-oFF HELD
BACK BY THE TAx-DoDGERs?
It is a stupendous fact that every
one who places his property on the
tax books at current or customary
rates helps to pay the graft or rake
off held back by tax-dodgers. which
fact should enlist the active co-ep-
Grafton Of all law-abiding citizens
with Comptroller-General Jones in
his commendable crusade for tax
equalization.
The REMEDY.
Publishing all tax returns in coun-
ty papers every four years at re-as-
sessment of real estates the one fell
sweep that would attract the inter-
est and aid of the people in each
township of the State. This publicity
is the gatling gun or bomb-shell that
would drive every hider out in the
open where the populace can inspect
the returns and see to it that no one
shall pass muster without clean
record. For the same reason that we
require publishing ofexpenditures of
the peoples money, that We may
see just where 1T goes, we should
also know who is not turning in all
the just tax money due the county
and State,
The drag-net that would catch all
the sharks that jump over and dive
under the first of January as the
date for property on hand, instead of
naming one day, the law should Jake
an AVERAGE OF SEVERAL MONTHS for
basis of money on deposit or in
any business.
TAX INoUISIToRS.
A tax inquisitor for each Con-
gressional district having the right
to examine all public and corpora
ton records, and the power to sum-
mon witnesses to testify as to taxa
bic property as we'll as the right to
convene county Boards of Equaliza-
ton to suit the itinerary of his
rounds, would also be the one limb of
the law that might be made to bring
in a revenue of ten or more dollars
for every dollar spent on his work on
- Al e
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The public is cordially invited
to attend any of the services of the
various churches of Kingstree.
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Old papers for sale cheap by
the hundred at THE RECORD
Office.
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: Episcopal Church,

Rev DR. ROBERT WILSON, RECTOR.
Every second and fourth Sunday,
prayer, sermon and holy
at II a, m.
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0 garments given; $l7 had been
expended on church fund; IS
for assistance of needy; Sc was
turned into the treasury. 1t was
decided to have ice cream and
cake in connection with our
Tacky party. Funds to be ap.
piled on the $50 pledge. We
adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Whitehead in April. The party
was given and turned into n
success. AS the ice cream
proved to be an enjoyable fea-
ture, if possible the ladies will
again serve it next Friday.
Watch for the sign, which will
be hung near the church, which
means, come and get your
moneys WORTH
Mrs. w. III. ToMPKiNs,
Supt. Press Dept.
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NJ g. SrALI.ARp.
Trustee
DOC coMMoNNHMrn OF yIRaINIA.
no the sherin OF One County OF wise
Greetings

IfI0 fh. 1f..fn. f .n ls .tr
'' 'N' comfy ul WISE
greetings
We command you Tint yeu Summun
Nlinchtold Coal Corporation Curricr
i.umrer Corporation and Sow York
Trust COMPANY corporation. to appear
~ lhe N'erk S uIhco of Che Circuit Court
ol the County oi Wise. at the Courthouse
thereof az rules 10 hc held los the said
court on 'ho ihiru Monday in March lulI.
To answer D'll in chmccg exhibited
against them IN cur said court 10y the
Virginia Coal ~ lion Co.,a corporation,
and have then there this wit
W illness G Johnson, Clerk of oar
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many friends are anxiously
awaiting news Of her convnl-
escence, DR.. Pollard has Charge
of DIR. Stallard's practice during
his absence
Miss Lula Moore visited
friends in town last week
j b. Ayers was up from the
Gap Sunday
y new up to date grocery has
been opened in the Bnrsn build.
ing. with w II. Lee to attend
your many wants
w. q Long made business
trip TO Harlan last week
Mir. Webster, who has been
managing the sale at the Wells
store, left the first of the week
for his home.
Mrs Sack Co,nell's baby.
Glyda, was badly scidGod inst
week by the turning over of %
tcakettle of boiling water
Mrs a b. Kayloris delighted
with her prospective cook and
housekeeper, which arrived the
18th little Kathryn Kaylor.
y wedding of interest has lust
been announced, which occurr.
ed ut the home OF Rev. J. w
RAIDER, Mt Big Stone Gap, March
2, which united for life MIR VIM.
q. Long and Miss Wells York
May their blessings be many.
Robert Horton, a little six
year-old boy at Gate City. has
grown so fond of Bantam
chickens as to want to own
some. He succeeded in buying
a setting of eggs last week
When his mother appeared ON
the scene Robert was getting
all things ready 10y marking his
eggs while his partner was try
ing To catch a young chicken To
set his eggs under.
Mrs pr. Holley and baby
went over TO Bristol Monday to
visit Mrs. Ray Whitehead.
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AlpaIaGlia Notes

Mrs. E. G. Mninous visited Mt
Big Stone Gap last Friday
DIR. G. w. Bolts returned
from Bristol Saturday
Mrs. w. n. Breeding has been
quite sick the past week.
Charles Guntner came over
from Bristol last week and spent
a few days
Miss ellen Burgen returned n
few days ago from visit with
friends at London, Ky, and
Chicago
Miss Davidson, of Big Stone
Gap, visited Miss Wynn Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Ilarlowo and Mrs. Grim
attended the teachers meeting
mt Norton Saturday.
S. a. Collier and daughter,
LAURA, and Miss Matte Polly
spent few days last week at
Middlesboro.
Mrs. liagy, of lmboden, has
as her guest her mother. Mrs.
Hamilton, of Mendoza.
Fount Russell, the young
man who had his feet cult oil,
left last week to be with his
mother in Atlanta, He says his
other feet were too large, and
now he is going to got some
respectable looking ones.
Mrs. N. NJ. Horton, Of Gate
City, was a guest of her sister,
Mrs, Case, last week.
DR. Stallnrd and wife left
Friday for Louisville, whore
Mrs. Stallard, who is delicate,
will receive treatment Her
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''f ''"us' VI Meadows
o"nu ''''1om' " oro"se
''"'"''''" w y N'OelsoH
,,''," 'ohh Is Hamilton
''n'H MUS No' represented
g. \ Vance, Secretary of the County
Committee, acting Secretary
lh' meeting was called To onier by w
Is. Hamilton County Chairman
'h MOTION 'he committee hela m open
session for the uurunsc of hpnfiuo tin
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Ht 10 % clock A NJ OF between the hour,
of no o'clock a NJ and M a VI offer
for sale on TIE PREMISES, at public
auction. To- the highest bidder, the follow
ing property.
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Eight members ana one visit
or assembled at Mrs. Mouser's
home last Wednesday, and held.
what was said by those present.
to he an interesting and enjoy
able afternoon in Home Mission
service. The meeting opened
by singing. II Love to Tel the
Story" The Scripture lesson
hearing upon Money aud the
Kingdom was selected from
different parts Of Scripture, and
was read by the president. Miss
May Holley led in prayer. Our
verse was given Of "Work for
the Night is Coming. Mrs
iiagy read an article, "The Boy
of the Barrel Subject for dis
cnssion, "What Shall We Do
Toward Our Counectional Work
Above the Dues this Year 1t
was agreed TO ask to be released
from this, as the burden of the
church is resting so heavily on
the shoulders of the Home
Mission women, Rev. Wagner
had asked that we pledge our
selves to pay $50 on the bill. 1t
was thought that we could. or.
at least, we will try, Bulletin
Items of interest were given by
the members; minutes read and
approved; dues collected IL so;
~ visits 10 sick and strangers;
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of the County of Wise on
the 18th day Of February, 1911.
George Hubbard ......... Plaintiff
VS..
Iiettie Hubbard ....... Defendant
IN CuANCERY.
The object OF this suit IS to obtain
divorce vinculo matrmonii for the
plaintiff from the defendant.
And it appearing from affidavit ON file
in said office that Ilettie Hubbard is
nonresident of the State of Virginia It is
ordered that she appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit And it is further
ordered that copy hereof be published
for four successive weeks in the Big Stone
Gap Post and that copy bc posted at tho
front door of the courthouse of this couu-
~ As prescribed by law
\ Copy-Iostc
g. \. JOHNSON, Clerk.
ID j kenady, p g. Fob 92-S-ll
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CIRCUIT COURT OF
WISE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

e + Blanton. J VI Goodloe L b.
Goollov. " u Goodloc. Partners I'M
der the firm name and style of GoodlOc
Nroihers 49, C0mrlainnnts
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The undersigned. john w Chnlkloy
special commissioner in the above styled
cause. VIII pursuant to the terms of %
decree entered therein january u, 1871.
los the Circuit Court of Wise County,
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g. a. VANCE,
Secretary

Everybody loves to read good
books. Large assortment To
select from at the Wise Print
ing Co. Call and look them
over.
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Defendant
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

otrezzwia} nieco MIN nadje.
die w6z policyjny. Spity pie:
MI sic, cd czasu do czasu
z ziemi sic podnosi{, belkota{
nieprzytomnie: ,,dam o6m d..
lar6w" i znowu pada} W b}o-
to ku uciesze gawiedzi uIi-
cznej, "aigrawajacej sic z
niego IL imienia polskiego.
70 godzinnej czykanadzie
paupr6w ameryka6skich ma
desz}a patrolka i zabra}a i
pijanice do wiezienia. Po wy.
trzezwieniu i zaplacen,u ka.-
ry pienieznej wypuszczono
rodaka We wtorek ma VOL
nose z tenn napomnieniem
20 gay powt6rpie cos podo~
bnego mu sic przytrafi, do
najmniej 3 missiace
" domu poprawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

ROGERS CITY Mich. Far.
mer z osady Krakow Adam
Kufel polozy} ze strze'by
trupem brata sweg, Izydo~
ra i NC ek1 W lasY.
. Wa66 miedzy bratmi dato
wa}a sic Oh dzieci6stwa a
mia1a zr6dio W tym ze ojciec
icb, starry Szymon Wit cej
koohai Izydora ni5 Adama.
w ostatnioh czasach EASILY
tel miedzy bracmi'n ieporo
zumienia finansowe .kt6re
nareszcie doprowadzi'y do
bratob6jstwa.
IA zbieglym morderca Sle~
dzi szeryf Kuhlman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

FlLADELFIA, PA. w
mysl rozporzadzenia Piusa
A.go we wszystkiceh tutej.
szych ko6cio}ach polskich
zniesiono op}ate prey wei.
6c:u ma naboze6stwa niedziel-.
ne.ObecDie kazdy. katolik
chrzcsijanin, wstepujac wpro.
81 swlatyni ME placi mic q
tylko moze dac dobrowolna
ofiare. Siedzenia natom;ast
znajunjace sic W ko6ciele pe.
dltgaia opiacie 1O-ciu CEN
tow Cd osoby' kt6re to pie
Made o5rscane maja bye
ia koszta utrzyman,a kos.
ciofa i ksiezy, Dekret pa.
pieski " sprawie opjat "
koscio}ach ukasat sic zesz}e-
go roku, kt6ry dopiero tsraz
po deltgata paLieskiego "
Waszyngtonie, ks. Falconio
wszedl W zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
W NORTHAMPTON, Mass

w NORTHAMPTON Mass
farmer polski dzier4awiacy
tax zwane Elwells place
sohwyoil W ogrodzie ma kra-
dzieAy jab}ek 2 drzewa pew
nego Amerykanina pracu-
jacego przy kolei. Farmer ODE
bra} mu koszyk 2 jablkami
i przyprowadzil do domu,
.gro4ao aresztowaniem ANA
tor kwasnyoh jablek dawal
.juz farmerowi $5 okupu by.
lie 60 ME oddawa} policyi
ale farmer. zdawal sic bye
.niewzruszony. Dopiero kie
dy Amerykanin my6lai 70
jul wszYstko przepadlo far
mer wypu6cil go ma wolno6c
.oddal mu lego koszyk j "a