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Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
FRIDA DEcEM 20 1911

ed to arrest the young Mexican. A COM
panon interfered. While Harry was en-
gagged with the companion, Neal appeared
on the scene and struck the young Mex
lean two blows with his pistol. He fell
to the street with his skull crushed. Both
the injured Mexican and the other was
taken at once to the county Jail and the
doctor called 1t became evident Tuesday
at noon that the young Mexican was go
ing to die. The Mexican consul became
interested in the case. Neal was arrested
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning and
lodged in jail The young Mexican died
at o'clock in the afternoon. His name
could not be learned.
Last night an autopsy was held by Dr.
Knott and Dr. Tower. They will disclose
to the corOners jury this morning their
findings.
Francisco Barren, the Mexican consul,
was busy all day yesterday gathering
proof in the case. The corOner's inquest
will conducted this morning at 10
O'Clock by Justice j. G. Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
AGRICULTURE DISCUSSED

STOCKTON, Cal. Dee 29.-Agricultural
subjects were discussed by educators of
note this morning in joint SESSION of the
California Teachers Association and Cali
fornia Country Life Commission, both of
which organizations are holding their an
nual meetings here.
II. w. Wrightson, representing the CAL
fornia division of the Farmers Educa-
tional and Cooperative Union of Amer
lea. spoke on What the Farmers Want
the Schools to Teach in Vocational Sub
jects.' He pointed out same of the
changes in school curriculums that he
deemed necessary if the pupils are to be
broadly. and, at the same time. practic-
ally educated.
w. G.. Hummel representing the col
lege of agriculture of the University of
California. stated i'll u short talk that his
department in the state institution was
trying in every way possible to Cooperate
with the grammar and high schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
BEE MEN WANT INSPECTOR

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 27.-That IL state
wide effort will be made at the next ses-
sion of the Legislature to have the office
of state bee inspector created and filled by
some competent bee man, was eNlnced at
the sixth annual convention of the North
ern California Bee Keepers Association,
which convened here today.
Members of the association from a num-
ber of communities in the northern part
of the state, as well as practically all the
bee keepers of Sacramento and vicinity
We're in attendance. 1t is asserted by
President Walker and others that the bee
keepers all over the state are heartily in
favor now of the state inspector plan,
which they say will check the spread of
foulbrood. the disease most dreaded by
bee keepers.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
MAY ASK FOR GOMEZ

. MEXICO CITY, Mex, Dec. 29.-It is ru-
mored that the Mexican government is
about to ask for the extradition of Emilio
Nasquez Gomez, former minister of the
interior, from the United States.
Many persons believe Gomez is head
ing revolutionary party According to
the latest information he is in San An
tonic.
Efforts to ascertain the truth of the ru-
mor' as to the request for his eXtradition
have been futile. The only offense of
Gomez, if he has committed any, is said
to be of a political nature, for which he
cannot be eXtradited.
General Reyes will arrive in the capital
tonight according to schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
SUN YET SEN IS
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
CHINESE REPUBLIC

[BY UNITED PRESS CABLE SERVICEl
SHANGHAI, China, Dec. 29.-Dr Sun
Yat Sen. American Chinese instigator of
the rebellion. who yesterday was elected
first president of the proclaimed Chinese
republic at the rebel national convention
held at Marking, today announced that he
will not accept the honor conferred upon
him unless his election is unanimous. One
dissenting vote was cast, sixteen of the
seventeen delegates representing the diff
ferent provinces having voted in his fa
vor. A new ballot may have to be taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
FARMERS FAVOR IA TOILETTE

WASHINGTON, Dee. Ella Toilette
is the choice of the farmers of Pennsyl-
Vania. according to the Philadelphia Farm
Journal, which has started to poll senti-
ment among farmers of the Keystone
State on the question of the presidency.
In its issue of today the Farm Journal
announces the result of it's first week s
operation of the postal primary.
La Toilette, 351; Roosevelt, 263; Wood
row Wilson, AS; Taft, ST. 1t is regarded
here as significant that the non-Taft vote
should be so heavy.
Progressive sentiment was distributed
between La Toilette and Roosevelt the
two together polling G1l, as against Taft's
meaGer 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
TRAGEDY OF THE COLD

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS1
HUTCHINSON. Kan. Dec. 29.-Frozen to
death, with the body of her little son still
hugged close in her stffened arms Mrs
w. j. Milton was found on the prairie
near here today. The lad may recover.
Confused in the darkness last night, Mrs
Milton fell exhausted. then for five hours
hugged the child close to her breast and
kept life in him by the warmth of her
own body She died less than half an
hour before reSCuers came
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
MEX|CANS SKULL CRUSHED
BY YUMA DEPUTY SHERIFF
Consul Francisco Barron ar Yuma Takes
Up Case of Fellow Countryman Who
Died From Blow on Head.

Yuma Sun: M. c. Neal, deputy sheriff
and empoye of Col. A. j. Ockerson on
the Colorado river control work, is in Jail
charged with killing a young Mexican
whose name is not known. The difficulty
which produced the blow and later the
death of the young Mexican occurred in
front of the Plantation saloon about 3
o'clock Christmas night. The young
Mexican was drunk, but not espcallly
noisy or disturbing the peace. The re-
ported facts in the case are somewhat
conflicting. They will be brought out in
detail this morning at the inquest.
In the mixup Harry McPhaul attempt
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
ROAD EXPERTS TO CONFER

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 29.-The division
engineers recently named by the State
Highway Commission for the seven di-
visions established in as many different
sections of the state, will meet in this city
January 6, it has been announced, and
will confer with the commission and the
state highway engineer on the matter
feestablishing division headquarters ID
each division.
AS announced some time ago, the head
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
PROCLAMATION

Whereas, the valley supply of water
will be shut off at Sharp's Heading during
the week beginning January g. 1912, and
whereas the settling basins for the city of
El Centre are inadequate to supply the
demand for water for said city for domes-
tic and irrigation purposes, now therefore,
public notice is hereby given that under
penalty of law, under the water ordinance
of the city of Ell Centre, all water for irri-
cation purposes during said week be-
ginning January ), 1912, shall be shut off
and not used.
Signed JOHN NORTON
Attest: Pres of Beard.
w. H. SPRAGUE. 1O4
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
PEACE WITH PROGRESSIVES

GBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 29.-Before leaving
here today for North Baltimore, Ohio,
in the Ohio invasion was delivered. Sena-
tor La Toilette refused to discuss the Sc
cret conference last night with Walter
Brown, the Republican state chairman.
1t is believed that Brown sought to make
peace with the progressives.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
Mexican Consul Here Today

ST. Angel Aguilar. Mexican consul at
Calexico. is a visitor in Ell Centre today.
St. Aguilar states that the announcement
that the release of Jesus Amador on bail
al Ensenada was secured through the
services of his offices is erroneous and
that he had nothing at all to do with the
matter of securing this release no appeal
having been made to him for his official
services in this regard
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
RICH ESON WINS BIG POINT
GBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

LBG UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS1
BOSTON, Dec. pa trump card in the
defense of Rev. c. V. r. Richeson held
here for the alleged murder of Avis Lin
nell was played Unexpectedly today by
District Attorney Pelletier, when he ad-
mitted having been shown the records of
Eugene LeVitan, formerly Il druggist in
to a girl October -. the day before Miss
Linnell died. LeVitan declared the girl
who gave a fictitious name and address
looked exactly like the picture of Miss
Linnell.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29

500 members of the local police force, only
to be captured later by r. E. Beeson, a
Los Angeles railway motorman. When
Marins back was turned, Jose beat him
to the floor and kicked him into uncon
sciOusness, and then ran into the street
with a tray of diamonds. He eluded the
police and several hours later boarded a
Sixth street car. Suspicious of the tray
of diamonds, Motorman Beeson subdued
Jose and turned him over to the police
with the diamonds intact.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
Road Work in Reservation

Supervisor Ed E. Boyd has been au-
thorized by the board of supervisors to ex-
pend 500 in road wrok in the Yuma Res
erVatiOn highways. This money is to be
charged to the road fund of District No. s.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
PERSIA WANTS AMERICAN

IB1 NITED PRESS CABLE SIIRNICEI
LONDON, Dec. 29.-RuSsia and England
gian. si1ccess6r to tt' w Morpan ,,'0 Sbuster
American treasurer general of Persia.
whose expulsion Russia forced, according
to Teheran dispatches. The Persians, it
is said, favor the appointment of f. F.
Cairns, an American who was Shuster's
first assistant, but the government is eX-
pected to yield to the insistence of Eng
land and Russia, and that the Belgian will
be named,
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
SHERIFF MEADOWS GETS
-FOUR MORE |. ". ". MEN

Sheriff MobIey Meadows came back to-
day with four more members of the Holt
vile |, w. w. crowd. He ran into party
Of six of them in the mountains yester-
day morning and captured four the other
two getting away. This makes a total of
thirteen now held.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
STEAMER GOES ASHORE
[BY UNITED PRESS AssOCIATIONS1

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 29.-The Joy
Liner Georgia today was driven ashore in
wild gale She struck on the mud
flats of Narragansett Bay. No danger is
apprehended for the vessel or passengers
aboard.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
Band Sta nd Relocated

The band stand which has been located
at the rear of the opera house, has been
moved to Il lot opposite the Public LIZ
brarY, on the north side of State street. 1t
used by the FL Centre Concert Band for
it's concert next Sunday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
TOE SOCIAL

I Don't forget the toe social at the Chris
tian church, Friday evening, December
20, at s o'clock. Ladies, don't forget your
lunches; men, don't forget your purses.
Loyal Daughters. 101
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
County viii Furnish Trees

The supervisors of Imperial county yil
furnish the necessary trees for planting
both sides of Holt avenue. The work of
planting and caring for the trees is to be
done by the property owners along this
thOrOnghfare.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
COTTON SEED WANTED
BY THE GROWERS EXCHANGE

Wanted-500 tons or more of cotton seed,
at $11.35 Il ton delivered at valley ship
ping points. BY Imperial Valley Cotton
Growers Exchange. Phone 1877, Imperial.
If r. d. MCALL.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29

\ Move Toward Improvement

The county supervisors have engaged
f. w. Waite to prepare plans for the linz
provement of the ten-acre tract west of
the Date canal held for a permanent
court house site.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29
MoToRMANS IMPORTANT CAPTURE

tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSJ
LOS ANGELES, Dec. % 'Strongarm-
ing and robbing Morris Marin, IA Main
street jeweler, of $4,000 worth of dia-
mOnds, Juan jose an East indian, eluded
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-29

lifts, Redding, Sacramento, San Luis
Obispo.
After the headquarters are established,
crows of surveyors under the direct su-
pervisiOn of the division engineers will be
placed in the field and active survey
work will begin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
w spraWie Polskiego Do
mu EmigracyjnegO pod
WeZWaniem SW.~J6Zefa w
New YOrku.

O~trzymujemy 2 prosba Q
umieszczenie nastepujacy ko'
munikat: !.
ozanowna Redakcyo: =
Nin~iejszem prosze 0 umie.
szczenie W lamach swego pi-
sma nastepujacej korespon-
dencyl.
W dniu 20go kwietnia br.
W Astor House, New Yorx,
N. Y. odbylo sic posiedzenie
kap}an6w polskich 20 wccho-
dnich Stan6w ce]em zasta-
nowienia sic mad pofozeniem
Domu Emigracyinego p. Q.
6w.. J6zeia. G}6wnym pred
mlotem debat byla kwestya,
cry Dom 6w, J6zeta ma
|istnieG hub ME. Pc d}ugiej
|dyskusyi ! ogromna wiekszo~
Sofa g]os6w zadecydowano, ze
ma istniet, osadzony ma sta
lynn i .pewnym fundamencie
a ME chwieiacym jak dotych-
czas. Byten silny i stafy fun
dament ~utworzyc ola niego,
zebrani kapiani uchwallli po-
datek roczny Ola polskich pa
faf.i, podatek bajecznie ma"
!.y, 30 ty!ko l0c cd familii.
Pieniadze to maia bye wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
Ucz1ny dzieci nasze czytat
pisa6 l movie pc polsku:
0 TEM | o OWEN.

W zeszfa niedziele odczy-
tano W wszystkich parafiach
Archidyecezyi milwaukee,
list Ks. Arcybis-
kupa Messmera, omaWiajqcy
kwestye sp}acenia .dlugu, kt6-
ny ciazy ma parafii polskiej
sw. J6zafata W Milwaukee.
Archidyecezya przyje}a ma
: sic Observation-Disclosures "a $50
tysiecy dolar6w tegoz d}ugu,
Najprzew. KS. Arcybiskup
zas W swym liscie zastanawia
sic mad sposobami, jakby W
najkr6tszym czasie GAIA te
sumo umorzyc.: ~ !.
49, tf
Niepodobna nam calego
listu Najprzew. Ks: Arcybis-
kupa powtorzyc, ola informa-
cyl naszych czytelnik9w je-
dnakowoz uwazamy ia nader
pozyteczne:podaGr jej> tresc j
niekt6re .ustepy, kt6re to-
maczq poniekad :.stosunek
dyecezyi do poszczeg6]nych
parafii. q ~.,:.5."
W p%ierwszej czesci swej
odezwy podaje Najprzew: ks:
Arcybiskup smutne :, sdzieje
nienormalnego i l%ekkomysl-
nego zadfuzenia paratii sw.
J6zafata. Parafia, pomimo O.
farnosci parafian, znalazfa sic
pred kilku laty obarczona
dfugiem, WNynoszacyml# pre-
szfo pot miliona dolar6w. Me
Widzac innego WyjScia, oddaf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
s..:Y . - p Xxi
Farma ma sprzed d

Moja farme " TROUT Run ;sVallffaa
ley, z 24s ARROW gruntq, dobre bpu
'dynki. dostatek woody dobrssF o.
.grodzona, ogrdd owocoRy l491@..
kr6w pod ptugiem q wiecej do q.
prawv. Dostatek .dobrego ds14Wa
pierwszego gatanku.. MAala posiaalda,,,
}osG byia by znamienita. Zgfosit
sic albo 5pisac do -
John Brossdalis:
..R sNeloo.,Azs n.
Aa1 s. M. W,s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
Jak Wygladaf Jezus
Chrystus: =:

Jedyny autentyczny vie.
ruuek Zbawicielaa swiaita zn1ajj--'
DUE sic W Watykanie. Jestto
rzezba ma szmaragdzie, kt6rq
ma rozkaz cesarza Tyberyu-
SEA 20 skarbca W; Konstanty-.,
nopolu cesarz turecki pres.
}af papiezowi Inocentemu
VIII W zamian "a wydanie
jego brata, bedacego w6wczas
je6cem chrzescTant. ss - =
Publjus Ientulu; = ma
miestnik rzymski W Judei,.
tax pisa1 do senatu Il luda,
rzymekiego: ~ e..@ q
w tych czasach p9ka a 81. sic,
bardzo onot!iwy MAJ, ipie-
MEM Jezus Cbrystus, kt6r y
obecnie .w6r6d mas lyle j u
wazany jest przez pogan 70
proroka prawdy, przez swych'
uczni zas "a Syna'.i Bozegt61."
Wskrzesza on umarlycb;i le-
czy .wszelkiego rodzaju, cho-*
roby. MAJ wielkiej budowy
cia|a i pieknej figury, wygla--;
da bardzo godnie, tax, il ci, co!
jgo vida, musza. 60 kochat,
Eale bae sic zarazem.
Jeso wlosy maja kolor doirza-
lego >orzecha lesnego, az do
uszu p1ewie g}adkie, stad M
Idol kedzferzawe, spadaja pc
"a ramiona;-zwyczajem naza-
re6czyk6w W po6r6dku prze->
dzielone. Jeso cze1o jest ot-
warte j g}adkie, jego: twarz
bez PLAN i zmarszczek,s pick,
ME r6zowa. Nos j usta % tax
u~formowane, &c mic. zgauic
sic ME da. Broda twarda, ke~
loru odpow,edniego w1osom,;
ME bardzo dluga. Jego ocsy
siwe, jasne j zywe cia}o pick.
nej formy i;ptoste, rece zrs-.
miona proporcyonalne. w ma.
sanach strasznY. W. przestr'o:-
zach przyjacielski: i ujmuja-
cy, W movie umiarkowany,.
madry i skromny, posiada o.
wielka godno56 " sobie. Nik {
ME pamieta,. ably Jezus kie.
dy sic 5mia}, ale: ap1lea' WELD Vi.
dzialo 90 p}aczacaego:: MAI
pieknoacia przewysszaiact
.dzieci.' - .' =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

cent Cd dfugu hipotecznego
przez kjlkanascie lat, a ma
reszcie spfacif ca}y dug, ably
tylko parafii ME pozwolic
upasG. DIS tam parafia ere
~organizowana Cd kilku lat
pieknie sic rozWija, a m1odsi
parafianie nawet ME Wiedza,
komu zawdzieczaja istnienie
parafi, gdyz dyecezya ME u
pomina sic Q zwrot pieniedzy.
Krzycza socyalisci, LIBERAL
i niezalezni, re nam koniecz-
ME potrzeba innegO pOrZad-
ku W z~awiadywaniu majatka-
mi parafalnymi, my katolicy
znamy przeciez sprawe ia le-
piej, vice ME powinnismy
ma to krzyki narwa6-
ludzi przewrotu, kt6rzy
.najczleSciej niewiedza sami, 0
czem m6Wiazi czego chca.
Byfy i 1eszcze So tn W Anne
ryce tax zwane Ko5ciofy ME
zalezne. W}aspo5c parafialna
zapisywano tam niby na1miGe
polskie, vice spodziewacby;
sic wypadafo, re tam. panuje3
zgoda, jedno5c i z~adowolenie
bezgraniczne, tymczasem W
kazdej takiej ,,parafi'' Mkt
ME jest ~zadowolony. Naprz6d
trudno i'm pozyczke uzyskac,
a bez po'zyczki ME moga ma
wet mizernych zbor6w zbu.
dowac, "a: kazdy dug re.
czyc musza zamozniejsi cz}on.
kowie niezaleznych ,para.
fiji" swoja prywatna w}asno.
scia, potem niepodobna pra:
vie sp}acac dfug6w, gdyj
skfadek ma ten eel zbierac ME
wypada, DO ludowi obiecywa.
mo, re sic raz ma zawsze dls
niego skohcza rome op}aty
ma kosci6}, szko1e, plebanif
it'd, albo ze, do minimum !n1}' sig
je. s%prowadzi. Jedni sic bojq,
drudzy sic ociagaja sk}adat
ofiary, a owl reczyciele wijs
sic jak piskorz w .ukropie
zforzecza ,,nowemu porzadko.
VII" Tax jest W Buffalo,
W Scranton, Chicago i Du.
|luth, a niezawodnie takze i W
innych koloniach, gdzie sic
zab}akafa choroba niezalezna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

instytucyi ME szczedzac ola
~podzwigniecia jej z tego u
.padku nj; mienia, nj madrei
rady. Idzcie sladami tych,
kt6rzy ma posiedzeniu.w dniu
20 60 kwietnia nastepujace
zlozyli ofiary:
KS. Saucepan Nowakowski,
Hackensack, N. Y. 1900
KS. J. Brzeziewski, Port
Richmond, N. Y. 5000
KS. E. Stre6ski, Harrison,
N. j. 80 dol.
KS. J.. Gulcz; Wilmington,
DEL, 80: del.
KS. W.zChlebowski, Pas
sale, N. J.. 100 dol.
ks. O., >Kubec, Bay Side,
N. y. 20 dol. :.
Ks:1A.. G6rski,. Amsterdam,
N. Y. So dol.
Ks. Br. Malinowski. Bar.
rem Island; n. Y. Is dol.
KS. J.. oizanlawicz, New
York, N: y. Is dol
;. = Ks ! Supi6aki, Trenton,
Conn, g. dol:
Ks. J. Manteuffel, Newark
N. J. SO dol.
), Ks. A, EJarka, Brooklyn, n;
Y. 100 dol
i KS. j. :Letanche, N ew York
N. Y. 20 dol.
,,,Ks4Fr. Wilamowski, Brook,
!Yn N. Y. IS DOL
:, ! Ks. N. Monkiewicz, Phila'
delphia, Pa. rs dol.
Ks. w: Ma6ka, River
Head, N; Y: SO dol.
KS. L.: ssSzudrowicz, Pas
SAFE, N, j.. 25 dol.
KS. H. Kruczek, Passaic,
81: 46 dol.
KS. Duda,; Wilmington, Del.
Is doIarDws.
KS. Zarek, Passsic, N. J. &c
dolar6w.
KS. Taborski; Adams, Miss
Ks. J. H. strz elecki, New
York, N. Y. 100 dol.
KS: w. Szorc, Manchester,
25 dol.
fr0cz tego Oflar0Wall noty
ma 100 dol. nastepni zacni
kap}ani: Ks. j. Gulcz, ks. l..
.Wierzy6ski, Chester, Pa, j
ks. B. Puchalski, "a co MECH
im'bedzie czedc iwdzieczno6c.
Adres sekretarza finansowe
20 /; do kt6Tego nalezy pienia.
DE Z Wysylac brzmi: Rev. Jo-
s'eph B~rzoziewski, 80 John ct.
Port Richmond N. Y.
Adres kasyera, ma kt6rego
osobe naleky wypisywac pre-
kazy bankowe:: Rev. John H.
stlr;z * . New York, n. Y.
Ks. Fl. Wilamowski,
607 Humboldt str.
Brooklyn, n. Y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do kolektowan':
abonamentu: W1ARUsA nastepuj qcJ
nasi agenci *mieiecowi: i.
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk e.
BRENNAN Tex. w. Kowalski
FRIED, N. Oak D.. F. S~zarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Grub.
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Micha} Mish
Melen, Wis, TeoA Derdowsk
NANTICOKE,rPa. Pa. Fr.Jablonsk
lew WAvERLY. Eek. F, +. Proch
S 4 HILL m Mieihp' ASsSPsxosssEi :
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. NsD!.Teodor Wvsocki {.
WILNO MINI. Fr. Badzifski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

sy}ane na-rece sekretarzs fl
nansowego przekazami ban.
kowymi, ~wystawionymi ma
osobe kasyera i to pred lynn
lipca kazdego roku.
z ofiar tych bedzie sic O.
p}acac procent, kt6ry IA ten
czas przYpada=i morzylo dug
iaki wed}ug sprawozdanis
kasyera przedstawia .sie ma
stepujaco:
! Hipoteka grunto va 100000
Noty 10000
Pozyczka al dz:swczat 1000
Razem $4,000
z powodu zbyt wie1kiej
odleglo6ci cd miejsca posie-
dze6 zarzadu. Towarzystwa O.
migracyjnego przYjeto haste
pujace rezygnscye urzedni-
k6w:
Prezesa ks. Jana Gnlcza, p
Wilmington, Del. kt6ry MAJ
terya]nie i moralnie wspiera}
konajacy 6w Dom 6w. J6zefa.
Ia to olbrzymie zaslugi jake
Ipelozyt ola tel instytucyi
~zgf6madzenie uczci}o 20 przez
powsta11ie.:
Wicepreaega ks. Antonio
go G6rskiego>z Amsterdam,
n. Y.
Sex. finansowego KS. Emil
Stre6skiego:z Jamaica, N: Y.
Opiekuna kasy KS. Ju1iu:
!sza Zieli6skiegoz Forth Am-
boy, N. Y.
M~iejsce wym1ienionych u.
rzednik6w zajeli nastepni
ksieza:
Ks. Saucepan .N II
z Hackensack,. N: j., byty
sekretarz protok6lowy, jake
prezes.
Ks. Ignac'y szuIidlr,ow;cz :
Passaic N. J. znahy til do.
brze i zapaiu swegd ala spraw
tyczacych og6l, jaRbt' 'wicepre:
yes.
Ks. Franciszek :Wilamow-
ski, z Brook1yna, n. Y. jake
sekretarz protok6}owY.
KS. J6zsf Brzoziewski, Port
Richmond, N. Y: z}otou-
sty kaznodzieia ! prezes sto.
warzyszenia kap}an6w pol.
skich ma wschodzie, jake se-
kretarz finansowy.
Ks. Jan:strzelecki, z New
York kt6ry tax sodnie j ma.
drze w6r6d zeszlorocznych
tarapat6w ]spr&wowa} urzad
kasyera, zosta} MIN IA ten
rok.
Ks. Leon Wierzvhski z
Chester Pa, i ks. Gierwazy
Kubec z Bay Side, N. Y. =
jako rewizorzy kasy.
Pc sko6czcaych wyborach
%uchwalono wyslac .delegacye
z}ozona z ks. Szczepana No
~wakowskiego, ks. Emilia
Stre6skiego ) KS. Jana York z
Huntington, n. Y. do komi-
SARA rzadowego ma Ellis
Island, pana Williams, celem
uzyskania wstep1 ma te wys
pc fez j niedoli ludzkiej, ola
agenta Domu sw, J6zefa.
Konisarz, iak brzmi
~~I.-1>~@ L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

doradcami dyecezyalnymi
(konsultorami) 90. Fran
ciiszkanom pod warunkiem,
re zakon pre- mic sp}ate 400
tysiecy, jezeli Archidyecezya
postara sic Q umorzenie resi-
ty, mniej wiecej sto trzydzie-
sci tysiecy dolar6w.
z tel ogromnej sunny MALE
.zza1o sic 60 tysiecy dolar6W
bankom lub ludziom zamoz-
nym, reszta W mniejszych SUI
mach bednym ludziom, kt6-
rzy cafe swe oszczednosci z
d}ugich lat pozzyczyh byli ma
prosty rewers parafialny: Gay=
by tedy dyecezya by}a doPp-
scifa sprzedac majatek pa
rafii sw. J6zafata przez pu-
bliczna licytacye, ME mogliby
wierzyciele spodziewac sic
wiecej, jak moze dwadziescia
procent wfozonego kapitafu,
a zatem strasznie pokrzyw-
dzonoby lud z piracy ciezklej
sic i podkopano-
by kredyt, jakim sic dotych-
czas cieszy}y.. parafie katolic-
kie. ,,Lecz"!, powiada Maj
|przew. ks. Arcybiskup, npo-
minawszy nawet wzgledy ma
teryalne, re wzgledu ma no.
nor naszego Koscio}a sw. j
Wary, ME mogliSmy: pozwo-
Lie ma ZachWianie Zaufania dc
naszych przedsiewziec kato'
lickich!"
,,Zdaniem mojem - s}owa
Najprzew. ks. Arcybiskupa -
r6wniez jest naszym obowiaz.
klein naprawic, O lie tylkc
MONA, skandal, jaki pomie.
dry katolikami. i niekatolika.
mi ~wywo1afa zfa gospodarks
finansowa W parafi sw:> ;J6za:
fata:''
II punktu widzenia tych
.|powod6w kwestya ia przesta.
Ia bye sprawl samej parafij
Sw. J6zafata; sta}a sic ona
sprawa dyecezyi, a W nastep.
stwach siega}a -poza granice
naszej archidyecezyi.' - tad
wniosek ostateczny, re dye
cezya obowiazana jest swojq
Geese .d}ugu jak najrychlej
|spfacic, i wszystkie parafe,
jakiejbadz narodowosci odpo-
wiednio do liczby rodzin pie
niadze ma ten eel potrzebne
maja W tym roku wnieS6 do
kasy archidyecezalnej.
Ot6z tax postepuja .dyece-
rye katolickie wzgledem po-
szczeg6lnych parafii, kt6re
bez w}asnej why popad}y W
btankructwo. W tym wypadku
Jest to parafia polska, kt6ra
potrzebuje pomocy ca4ej dye
cezyi,. a przeciez Arcybiskup,
aczkolwiek Niemiec z uro-
dzenia, ME powiedzia1: go
mas obchodza Polacy, = MECH
sic sami patrza Owszem
ME kaze patrzyc ma to, re to
parafia ,,Sw. J6zafata," lecz
ma to, IL to parafia katolicka,
a zatem Niemcy cry Irysze,
Czesi czy TRANQUIL, przyzna-
jacy sic do: tel samej WARY
katolickiej, maja spieszyc z