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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

dzieje sic inaczej: .Czytelnicy
gazet polskich powinni wynn
wzgledzie daWac jak; najlepszy.
przyk}ad i mniej swi'atlych do
tego zachecac.
Z. lie to jest ojc6w pol
skich, kt6rzy: czyytaja gazette
polska, gdy: tymczasem syn
Tub c6rka, nasiaknieci nowo-
cessna kultura, trzyy7maja ga
zete angielska. Niechajby
czytelnicy pisma naszego "a
wczasu dziatwe swoia .przy-
zwyczaili do czytania i uko-
chania gazet polskich q ME h'
bedzie sic rozkoszowafa gaze
-. 10y tt--t =
tami angielskiemi: 49,. -,
8. Polacy uzywaja DUO
w6dkik co ze 2: Wsty!d6eme t y
p~rzytoczyc trzeba. Oby czy-
telnicy gazety poczeli dawac
pod tym wzgledem .jak mai
lepszy przykfad, DO gorza}ka
rujnuje ludzi ma zdrowiu !
kieszeni.
9. Lud polski szpeci nasz
jezyk polski nalecialosciami
angielskiemi. PowinniSmy
starac sic o jak najwieksza
czystoSc jezyka, a do tego do
prowadzi kazdy tenn woes
niej, i'm gorliwiej bedzie czy--
tai Wiarusa''.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

c;afego otoczeniia, wSr6d kt6-
rego zyl." My, co6my go.
mali Cd wielu lat, a take
parafanie sw. W~ojciecha po-
twierdzic to mozemy, ze 6wie-
ia ~wypowiedzial ks. Arcybi-
skup prawde! Nieboszczyk
slowem i przykfadem uczyf
nietylko swych parafian po-
kory, p~rzestawania ma ma}em,
|ciagfej piracy kolo zbawienia
dusz i wog6le zycia pobozne-
go, on i nam kap}anom dawaf
takie nauki, kt6re stwierdza1
wfasnym przyk}adem, a kt6re
zatem W las ME SHY. Sp.
ks. Prafatowi .ofarowano pc
kilka razy, 0 lie mi wiadomo,
wieksze probostwa o vie
kszych dochodach. Jedno
sfowo z jego strony by1oby
zmieni}o materyalne jego sto-
sunk, kt6re ME byfy swietne,
lecz On zawsze odpowiadaf:
J., Dose mi tego co mann, a
pracowac moge lyle W mniej-
szej parafii, co i W wiekszej a
moze:.z: Wieksza korzyscia."
10 honory nigdy sic ME ubie-
gal. Uznanie Jego zas}ug
przez .wyniesienie Go do 60
dnosci Pra}ata, by}o ola Me.
go wieksza niespodzianka MI
ola mas. Mawiaf czesto dc
mas mfodszych: "a MODS:
jestescie, alescie mic przerosl:
0 Gala glove, jednak niczegt
nam nigdy ME zazdrosci}. c
sumiennosci Jego W spefnia'
niu obowiazk6w duszpaster
skich, najlepiej poSwiadczy'
NIGGA p%arafanie sw. Wojcie'
cha, lecz znalismy takze my
te sumiennosc W innych pa
rafiach, gdziekolwiek widzia
no Go z pomoca,. czy W kon.
fesyonale, czy ma kazalnicy
Nieraz ~podziwialismy Jege
~wytrwafos6 i zawsze r6wn;
ochote do piracy. = Nauk
Jego chyba ma zawsze costa
nav pamieci i ma oczacE
tych, kt6rzy ich sfuchali i ma
czyny -Jego patrzyli!
(Ciag dalszy nastapi)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
NASH

Upowaznlenl So do kolektowanl.
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci mieitcowi: 5
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
FREEMAN Tex: w.. Kowalski
FRIED. N. Oak p. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Grub.
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Melen, Wis, Teofl Derdowsk " ~
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk
Few WAVERLY. Tex. F, F. Proch
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski,. =,
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski> : =
EREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. Nd. Teodor Wvsocki ,
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzihski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

nae, strone. Chca nam ode
brac Ware, move i obyczaje
narodowe. Nam trzeba wiel-
kiej swiadomoSci narodowej i
skupiania sill oko4o wsp6lnej
obrony naszych najdrozszych
skarb6w religijnych i narodo-
wych: Wielu rodak6w lekce-
wazy:swa .godnosc narodowa
nawet tn IA obczyznie, pre-
stepujac nasze przykazania
narodowe. Podajemy kilka
:takich przykaza6 narodo-
wych, wedlug kt6rych poste-
powac winnismy:
Il /. Natrafa sic, co z b6lem
serca podnieSc trzeba, re die
ci nasze ME potrafia czytac i
.pisad pc. polsku. :!Oby: ,przede-
:wszystkiem czytelnicy .gazet
polskich dawali jak najlepszy
przyk4ad idoplnowali W tym
wzgledzie swych dzieci.
2. Polak z Polakiem witaja
SIG. PREY spotkaniu bardzo
czesto angielskiem pozdrowie-
MEM. Poniza to mas wobec
,.oPc:ych. .Pozosta1my PREY. ma
sem staropolskiem: ,,Niech
bedzie p%ochwalony Jezus
'Chrystus!" Albo p~ozdrawiaj-
my. sic obok tego- sfowy:
uDzien dobry!" Dobry VIE
cz6r!" Do widzenia!" Do
bra noc!''
3. .Gdy:sie zapuka do mie-
szkania Polak6w, us}yszy sic
zazwyczaj W ~odpowiedzi:
,,Come I'M" | W tym wzgle-
die zmiana nastapic powin-
ma. Zastapmy to s1owo pol
.skiem; ,Rrosze!"
. 4. .PoItowar powinni nasi,
o lie >spodobna, .chodzic do
swoich, azeby mogli istniec.
Toe. to naszych popierac ma
ley, azeby wfasnemi si}ami
.jak najwiecej biedy sic pozby-
wac.
3. Traia sic, re Polacy W
.obecnosci innonarodowc6w,
chociaz So niezalezni, m6wia
pc angielsku, naprzyk}ad "
.pociagu, W skladzie, przy dro-
DE it'd. W tym wzgledzie po-
Wilma nastapic zmiana. Me
Przez up6r, ale. mteresie
szacunku do naszej mowy pol
winniSmy, gdzie tylko sic da,
m6Wi6 Pc polsku:
6, Trafia sic Pc wiekszej
czeSci, ze Polacy rozmawiaja
skfadzie u innonarodowca,
tenze umie po polsku,
pc angielsku. Czemu to ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

OOACtOAA NAOASA0 ~ "oFJ
piracy z swym ukochanym
duszzpasterzem, m}odsi PREY
pomnieli sobie, jak niebo-
szczyk staral sic, odkad 60
znali, 0 ich wykszta}cenie,
jak czule o%piekowaf sic mimi,
by i'm ma niczem ME zbywafo.
Wspomnieli ma zabieggi Jego
ko}o novel ssko}y, ko}o ME
winnych zabaw i rozrywek
ola mich, kolo czytelni; = ma
ia skora pomoc, jaka niesc
by4 got6w kazdej chwili, by
m}odziez parafi sw. Voice
cha postawic conajmniej ma
r6wni z innonarodoWa, a
zw1aszcza amerykahska MO
dzieza pod wszelkimi wzgle-
dami. = Wszyscy uprzytomi-
Ii sobie wysi}ki nieboszczyka
II ostatnich kilkunastu mie-
siecy, cd chwili rozpoczecia
budowy novel, wspania}ej
swiatyni, W kt6rej, niestety,
ME byfo mu dano nabozeh-
stwa o%dprawiac, gdyz ME by}a
|dostatecznie wykohczona. Do
|piero podczas choroby ks.
Prafata wyko6czenie posune-
lilo sic o lyle naprz6d, re
, wszeikie byfo podobie6stwo,
} IL neutrality-suspicious. nabo-
ze6stwo, kt6re sic W tel pa.
' rafii rozpoczyna W niedziele
pasyjna, bedzie sic mogfo cd.
|prawic W nowym kosciele.
A On tego ME doczekaf!..
SIP. ks. Pra1at przybyf dc
|St. Paul W roku 1888. Parafs
a sw: Wojciecha, kt6ra mu po'
: iruczy} W ojcowska opieke sp.
ks. biskup Grace, liczyfa w6'
VEGAS zaledwie $50 rodzin
Zastaf wprawdzie mafy kos
cio}ek i plebanie jaka TAXA
ale ;obd4uzone to wszystko. J..
Is, 4dlfugiem takim,. kt6reg1
ME MONA by}o W roku an
dwu latach sp}acic, chociazby
| i fundusze ma to W kasie sit
znajdowa}y. Bardzo ten dug
Tsp. ks. Prafata niecierpliwi1.
lgdyz d}ug6w wog6le. ME zno,
si}. Me rozpacza1 przeciez
owszem zabraf sic raczo. dc
piracy i W kr6tkim czasie znaj
dowafa sic szk61ka obok kos
lscio}a sw. Wojciecha. Poczat
kowo uczyf W niej nauczycie
swiecki; cd dwudziestu la1
mniej wiecej zarzadzaja szko.
"a siostry zakonne. Szkofs
sw. Wojciecha jest dis jedn{
z najlepszych W ca}em mic
scie, a znajduje sic cd die
wieciu lat W nowym, wygod'
nym gmachu.
Bedac przeciwnikiem dfu-
slg6w, ME chciaf takze parafi
pograzac. W d}ugach; zadawal,
Mai sic skromnem pomiesz'
7 kaniem, n~ieodpowiedniem &C
| dfugich lat IA plebanie, byle
tylko nowych dfug6w ME "a.
ciaga6. z obawy pred d}uga.
Uni odradzaf takze parafi pc:
, dejmowac sic budowy nowegc
| koscio}a, dop6ki szko}a ME
zupe}nie wyplacona, a zgodzi:
Isle nareszcie ma noWy kosci6},
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

statnie modlitwy "a dusze
,zmariego kap1ana.
Okofo godziny dwunastej
W pofudnie wyruszy1 orszak
za1obny ma cmentarz kalwa-
ryjski. Pomimo ostrego via
tru i ~przejmujacego zimna.
wszystkie bractwa meskie pa
rafi 6w. Wojciecha maszero-
wa1y W szeregach z plutonem
|konnej policyi ma .czele al ma:
cmentarz (okofo try mile J. u.
Ma cmentarzu ostatnie mo-
dlitwy odpraWi} Prev. ks.
j. Pacholski.
Cia4o sp. ks. Pralata Domi-
nika Majera zfozono ma vice.
ny spoczynek obok innychs
ks. Pra1at6w (Ravoux Oster)
ma wzg6rku cmentarza kali.
Waryjskiego.
Niechaj Mu ia. obca ziemias
(bedzie lekka!,
Wieczny odpoczynek, race
'.Mu dac PANEL!
w eksporcie we Wtorek bra:
Iii udzia4 sami ty]ko polscy.
ksieza. Bylo ich trzynastu:'
Prev. ks. kanonik J: Pachol-
ski z Winona, Mimi, Prev.
ks. kanonik A.. Babi6ski 4
lSuperior, Wis, = Prev. ks.
dziekan J. Wojtowicz z Gren-
vile, So. OAK, = Prev. ks.
ILL.,: Jazdzewski i ks. Stefan
Zdechlik minneapolis, Mimi,
II ks. P. Kupferschmidt z, ST.
Paul, Mimi, ks. w. Majer,
bratanek nieboszczyka, Min
Ito, N. Dak., ks. j. Smiech:z
|Owatonna, Mimi, ks. A. Ia
|lewski z Silver Lake, Mimi.
ks. A. Kryjewski z Wilma,
MIMI, ks. P. Roy z Ivanhoe,
ks. H. Daszkowski z
East Chain Lake, Mimi, j
ks. J. Kosinski z Chi
cago, Ill.
w Srode ma pogrzebowych
~ceremoniach byli obecni O.
'}pr6cz wyz wywienienionych
:1polscy ksieza: Jego Excelen-
cya ks: biskup p. Rhode z
iGhicago, ILL.,, Prev. ks. Stan:
:]Nawrocki, ks. K. GronkoWski
Ii ks. Stanis}aw Siatka z Chi
.3cago, ILL.,, Prev: ks. A. Go
spodar, dziekan z Swan River,
Mimi, ks. J. S: Guzdek Z
1Browerville, MIMI, ks. j.
z Alberta, Mimi, ks.
A. A. Rekosiak z Little Falls,
Mimi, ks. A. Szczukowski z
Delano, Mimi, ks. J. F. Cie-
mi6ski i ks. S. Iciek z Du-
luth, ks. w. Jany z New
brighton, Mimi. i ks. L. Las
kowski z Pine City, Mimi.
ICzeskich ks. dw6ch: ks. Fir.
ITCHY z Silver Lake, Mimi,
II ks. A. Ziszkowskyz semina-
ryum sw. Paw}a; S1owiehc6w
czterech: Prev. ks. pra1at AZ.
Plut, ks. j. Solnce, ks. Ogu-'
lin i Bajec, opr6cz tych pra-
vie wszyscy ksieza irlandcy,
~niemieccy ! francuscy z St.
Paul, Minneapolis i najbliz-
szej okolicy, OGDEN pre-
sz1o szescdziesieciu.
z swieckich zauwazylismy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

rym kosciele, gdyz W:noWym
tymczasem by4 tylko jeden,
wielki oftarz, a ksiezy re
mszami bylo kilkunastu.
Q pol dziesiatej rozpocze}o
duchowie6stW'o S5piiewac spsal-
my za1obne, cwierc po die
siatej zas odprawi1a sic Ia
}obna suma. Sumo eelebro-
wal Prev. ks. j. Pachol-
ski W asystencyi Prev. ks.
J. Wojtowicza Z Granville, So.
Oak. jake dyakona j A. Ba-
bi6skiego, z Superior, Wis.
jake subdyakona. Mistrzem
ceremonii byf Wie1. Ks. A.
Ziszkowsky, professor z Semi
naryum sw. PaW1a.-W sank
tuaryum pc ~prawej stfonie "a
siad} ma tronie Najprzew. ks.
Arcybiskup J: Ireland W asys-
tencyi Prev. ks: Fr. Schaef-
|fera, rektora seminaryum sw.
Pawfa i J. M. Solncego, pro-
boszcza parafii Sw.: Agnieszki
W St. Paul; po: leWej stronie
zajeli miejsca ksieza :bisku pi ::
p. Rhode Chicago, J. j.
Lawler z St. Paul j. Trobec
z St. Cloud i pra1at ks. A.
Plut z Shakopee, MINI.
Pc skohczonejM szy. sw. So
lennej przem6wi} = ambony
Wiel. ks. Henryk Jazdzewski,
proboszcz parafii sW. Krzyza
W Minneapolis, MINI. Wiel.
m6wca W kr6tkich s}owach
podni6s} zaslugi sp. ks. Pra}a'
ia jake proboszcza, kt6ry ME
tylko sfowem ale i przyk}a.
dem prowadzif powierzona so,
bic parafie do :celu ostateczne.
go przez lat. 28;|jako kappa
ma, kt6ry sobie zaskarbi} sza;
cunek i przyjazn swych pre-:
lozonych; jake kap4ana patry'
ote prawdziwego, kt6remu ME
tylko. W m1odym ~ieku, kie.
dy W zapale mlodzie6czym "a.
ofiarowaf sic na kRpelana "
powstaniu r. 1863; slecz prze1
Gale zycie az do ostatniej chwi:
Ii dobro Ojczyzny
ma sercu lezafo: .:,dt@
Nastepnie powstawszy 2 tro:
nu %przem6wi} Najprzew. ks.
Arcybisku p Ireland W jezyku
angielskim. "Znajac sp. ks.
Prafata Dominica Majera
przez lat 49, g. mowif ks.
Arcybiskup t'jako kappa:
ma tutejszej archidyecezyi,
zaznaczam z naciskiem, re
.by1 to kap4an pefen WARY
zaparcia sic siebie; by1 wzo-
rem godnym nasladowania
tax ola swoich konfratr6w ia
ko tez ola ca1ego otoczenia, "
jakiem zy4. Wiernym byf
%gorliwym p~asterzem dusz :po-
wierzonej sobie parafm sw.
Wojciecha, a nadto - ola
mnie by} wielce pomocnym
we wszelkich=sprawach archi-
fdyecezalnych; czesto tez ko-
rzysta1em z jego cennych j
zdrowych rad j wskaz6wek.'
W dalszym ciagu swej mowy
podnosif nieboszczyka ME
strudzona prace oko1o dobra
parafii, ME omieszkaf tez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
Szanujmy godnosc.
narodoWa.

Zaborcy kraju naszego ME
przebieraja " srodkach, BY
Polak6w ma swoja przeciqgg-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
INSANITY Is SHAM.
Or. Long Says "B&ack Bart" wasn't
Operator on for Pressure on Brain.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 27.-That
the story OF BLACK Bart" better
known as Redmond Holzhey. who was
pardoned by Gov Warner, never was
insane, and that the story OF an oper-
alton to remove the pressure on hh
brain and thereby make a better man
of him, was pure fake, was stated
by DR.. o. r. Long, medical superin-
tendent at Ionia.
Holzhey was sent to Marquette In
1889 for life, and was taken to Ionia
in 1898 for examination. DR.. Long
says that he was examined several
times for depression OF the skull. and
none was found and no operation per.
formed. A minor operation was per
formed on another part OF his body
and the convict remarked that IL
might have reflex action on his
brain. Holzhey was kept under ex
animation for seven months and sent
back TO Marquette.
DR.. Long says that he was not
questioned by the pardon board, nor
were the records OF the Ionia insti
tuition sent for TO verify or discredii
the story told to justify Warmers last
official act
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
ALDERMEN STILL
At PIE COUNTER
Dictate Appointment Of Road Bosses,
Say Friends of Andrew 0rnmond,
Fired" By Haarer.

Friends of Andrew Ornmond, the
road boss in the Fifth ward, who was
deposed In favor of Jacob Marshall,
say that the choice of Marshall In
dicates a return by the department
of public works to the old "spoils'
system of appointments, giving the
positions to friends of aldermen.
Theodore Crongeyer. who was dis
charged last summer in favor OF Orn-
mond, was the selection of Aid. David
Rcsenthal. Ornmond, ii was stated.
wes selected purely on his merits,
and Mayor Breitmeyer announced
that his appointment was the begin
ming of system Of giving out posi-
tions without regard to ward politics.
Charles Kocher in the Thirteenth
ward, at the request OF Aid. Louis
Brozo, then alderman-elect, and re-
placed him with man OF Brozo's
selection.
Ornmond's friends allege that Mar
shall has had business connections
with Aid. Rosenthal, and that his
selection was made to please Rosen-
thai Marshall formerly had n team
working in the street cleaning depart
ment, but Supt. Aldrich says that
Marshall has sold the team to his
brother, although 1t Is still entered on
the city books as owned by the new
foreman.
IL don't think Rosenthal cuts enough
figure with this department that the
appointment would be made for his
sake" says Supt. Aldrich. He Is a
great friend of Estimator Barnett, and
his appointment was asked for by
members Of the city committee and
several others.
THE removal of Ornmond was pcr-
fectly regular. He had far exceeded
his appropriation, and he had made
reports OF complaints attended to
when We found that his men had not
been near the place"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27

500 900; meat products, $4,000; mo
tor vehicles, $9l 900.
The text OF print paper provision
follows:
pulp of wood mechanically ground:
pulp Of wood, chemical, bleached or
unbleached; news print paper and 9th
er paper, and paper board, manufac'
tured from mechanical wood pulp or
from chemical wood pulp, or OF which
such pulp Is the component material
OF chief value, Colored in the pulp, or
not colored and valued at not more
than four cents per pound, not includ-
ing printed or decorated wall paper,
free
provided that such paper and
board, valued at four cents per pound
or less, and wood pulp, being the
products of Canada, when imported
therefrom directly into the United
States, shall be admitted free OF duty,
on the condition precedent that no
export license fee or other export
charge OF any kind whatsoever (wheth-
er In the form of additional charge or
license fee or otherwise) or any pro
h.bition or-restriction n" any way OF
the expectation whether by law, or.
der, regulation, contractural relation,
or otherwise, directly or Indirectly
shall have been imposed upon such
paper, board or wood pulp, or the
wood used in the manufacture OF such
paper, board or wood pulp, or the
wood pulp used in the manufacture or
such paper, wood or board.
provided also that such wood pulp,
or paper being the products of the
United States shall only be admitted
free OF duty into Canada from the
United States when such wood pulp.
paper or board. being the products of
Canada, are admitted from all parts
OF Canada free Of duty in the United
States"
In concluding his message to con-
gress, President Taft said:
Since becoming a nation, Canada
has been our good neighbor, immedi'
ately contiguous across a wide contin-
ent without artificial or natural bar
rier except navigable awter used In
common.
"She has cost us nothing in the way
of preparations for defense against
her possible assault and she never
will. She has sought to agree with us
quickly whe ndifferences have disturb
ed our relations. She shares with US
common traditions and aspirations.
feel | have correctly interpreted the
wish of the American people by eH-
pressing in the arrangement now sub
mitted to congress for its approval,
theil desire for a more intimate and
cordial relationship with Canada. l
therefore earnestly hope that the
measure will be promptly enacted into
law"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
SCHENK JURY
FAILS TO AGREE

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan.27!-The
Schenk jury was discharged after dis
agreement The jury stood II TO l.
presumably for acquittal
One of the jurors arose when Judge
Jordan asked II verdict was im'
probable and said:
Your honor, the jury stands II 10
/ and this" hero the judge alb
ruptly shut him off.
The Judge then asked tho jurors
separately if'it was possible foi them
to arrive at verdict and all au.
swered, No" "a
Judge Jordan then discharged the
jury. s%s,-.s ~
Attorney. i. J. P. o'Brisa for .,ss
defense said: !ia
I'VE are disappointed. We eipect.
ed an acquittal. The jury stood ~
to l for acquittaL A little longss
might have cleared her.
Attorney Handlan said:
IL am satisfied. II seemed like no
verdict could be reached"
Mrs. ScheIk showed no emotion
She was taken back to her cell.
Her attorneys will dsmsnd reduc-
ton in the original $4,000 bond
which she was unable 10 give.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
LAWSON IS BUSY.
Assistant Town Lawyer Drafting Pro.
posed Charter Amendments.

Chief Assistant Corporation Counsel
Richard |. Lawson is working on sew,
eral proposed charter amendments
which have been submitted to him by
the council committee on charter and
city legislation. One Is TO compel the
fire, public lighting and police commits
slons and the department of public
works to submit all bids and all con
tracts to the council for approval.
Mr.. Lawson says that the regulation
already applies to the parks and
boulevards department, and the ques.
ton as to whether 1t applies to the
fire commission is before the supreml
court now In the Hurlbut-ave. eng ne
house case. He will draw the amend
ments as regards the other depart.
ments.
Another amendment, proposes to d,.
vide the Seventeenth ward into two
wards. The committee does not state
what the division line shall be.
third is to require that all lieeuss
fees shall be collected by tho cit:
treasurer and the licenses issued by
the city clerk. taking the business
away from the police department
The drafts will probably be ready
for the council meeting next nnesdas
night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN By
WILLIAM 4. Freeman.
No. CAB


When a merchant goes away
from his own town on vaca-
tion or on a business trip, if he
takes the trouble to listen to
the comments on advertise
ments read by the guests while
lounging in the hotel corridors,
he can form a very good idea of
the KIND OF ADVERTISING
THAT APPEALS to them.
The consensus Of opinion of a
number of guests at Pinehurst,
recently, was that the SIMPLY
WORDED ADVERTISEMENT,
describing the article to be sold
in a plain, straightforward way,
is the MOST EFFECTIVE ad-
vertisement.
If anybody ever had any
doubt about the VALUE OF
ADVERTISING - if he ever
had an idea that people do not
read advertisements carefully
and with great interest - let
him spend q few evenings in a
iCentinssa ON PaE. Twsive.J
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
LEAVES ESTATE TO MAKE
WOMEN GOOD COOKS
Wealthy Young Bachelor Explains by
His win Why He Objected
to Marrying.

VIENNA, Jan. 27.-A remarkable
will has been left by Fountz Botor, a
wealthy young bachelor and woman
hater, who died in a Hungarian town.
During his lifetime the cause of his
antipathy to woman was never con.
jectured, but his curious will explains
that he never married because mod
ern women have little knowledge of
t principles Of cooking.
In order that young girls might be
taught how to prepare food in a civil
lied manner he left his entire fortune
to the municipality for the purpose
OF establishing free cooking school.
That he bestows on his relatives the
privilege Of daily free dinners at the
school is an irolical observation made
by the testator. The bequest has been
accepted by the municipality.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
.0KLAH0MA NAY
BUILD RAILROAD
Legislature Is Expected TO Pass Bin
Providing $lo,ooo,0oo To
Foil wall-st.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 27.--Stato(
of Oklahoma Is preparing TO build 81
railroad. That win be her answer 20 !
Wall-st.
The Wallst.-owned lines crossing
Oklahoma objected to Okiahoma's
progressive constitution. ConseQuent-
ly they have persistently and consist
emily given the citizens OF Oklahoma
the wors OF II ever since the constftu-
ton went into effect. They have re-;
fused to build mile of new track mi
the state until the constitution n.
amended. They have disscriminatedi
against Oklahoma shippers In the mat
ter OF freight rates. Thus they have
hoped to worry the people into amend
ing the constitution.
They have worried the people all
right-but not into amending the CON-.
stitution. Twice the people have voted
down amendments proposed by tha
raflroads--amendments that would
have enabled the railroads to get out
from under the thumb OF the state
court had they passed. And now they
are 50 worried that they are mad, and
they are going about II to build a airatl-
roao of their own.
1t seems likely that the present sleg<
islature will initiate a bill calling for
the floating of $10,000,00O In bonds for
the building of railroad $50 miles
long through the heart of the STAKE.
Committees OF both houses are now
considering the matter thoroughly.
Meanwhile he state authorities ara
putting the screws on the railroads
with view to finding cut just what it
costs to build railroads I'm Oklahoma
The state corporation commission has
called upon the roads to file verified
bills and vouchers showing the cost or
building, bettcrment and road equip
ment. The order requires statement
of the cost of the smallest details OF
railroad building and operation, even
down TO the price paid per yard for
moving dirt and the delivery price OK
ties and rpils.
across with the figures the COM
mission will put a force OF engineers
to work inspecting the railroads OF the
state TO determine just how much the
roads have invested in the state.
The railroads declare hat II costs
100000 a mile to lay track In Okla
homa. Their rates are fixed with o
view to getting reasonable returns
| ON the basis of investment.
Disinterested experts say that II
doesn't cost a cent more than $40. 900
"a mile to build railroads IN Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Is going tc find out for
sure just what 1t does cost And II
she builds her state railroad the rate
will be fived I'm reference to the actual
cost of construction and operation, not
with a view to paying dividends on
three times the actual investment,
That would fix basis for charges Oh
privately owned railroads also.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
Give $500 to Blind Chaplain.

WASHINGTON. Jan 27.-Three
hundred silver dollars, brought from
the treasury. were presented yester.
cay TO Rev. Henry NJ. Couden, of
Port Huron, the blind chaplain OF the
house. DIR. Couden and the bag con.
tanning the gift of the members OF
congress was whisked away in an
automobile which was on hand for
the purpose. The chaplain had scarce.
ly finished his prayer in the house
when he was escorted to the speakers
lobby, where Representative Goulden
Of New York, made the presentation
speech