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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

| rcsubmitting in 1912 TO the people the
| amendment ratified by popular vote In
1910, and permitting unlimited tenure
| clear. Two possible destructive OBJ
stacles loom ahead
| First, the law rcsubmittng this ques-
| ton will be subjected TO the scrutiny
OF the Supreme Court CT Appeals, in
order to test It's constitutionality. If
that tribunal shalt declare the law
void, there will be no further action
in the matter, and the amendment Will
not be resubmittod. If the court shall
say otherwise, then the people. regard
less OF the constitutionality of the
question, Will pass upon 1t as politi-
cal issue.
The Petersburg IndeNAppeal states
Very general report when 1t says
that 1T is almost a foresone conclusion
that the matter will be before tho SUI
promc Court of Virginia in short
time" An application will be made by
Interested and proper parties 10 the
Supreme Court OF Appeals for tenn
porary Injunction prohibiting the plac-
Ing of the amendment OF the ballots
at the election in November. tenn
porary Injunction Will be granted
probably and q date set for hearing OF
the argument upon making the injunc-
tion permanent. Able lawyers will
argue the case. ana the opponents of
resubmission i'll 1912 are reasonably
~ N 10 u,II 4 ..i.,,.
this year will be declared unconstltu-
ticnal.
Although mourning the risk of being;
charged with nothing less than bar
ratry by those newspapers which have
already passed ravorably upon the con
stitutionality OF resubniss this year,
The Times Dispatch trusts that the
question Will be submitted to the SUI
prcmc Court of Appeals for tho adjudi-
cation or this much doubted constitu-
tionality OF the submission this year.
1t was not necessary for either the
Governor or the Attorney General to
pass upon the cons titutionality of re-
submission, and the precipitate action
OF the General Assembly negatives any
idea that that body by its vote regis
tered It's opinion that resubmssion in
l.l2 is valid. Nice points arc involved
In the question. indie pendent OF the
political issues involved, and there
should bc some anal settlement of a
most doubtful question Those who
have investigated the constitutional
points ut Issue declare that IL is hard
cr 10 ind case supporting the valid
ity OF rcsubmisslon than to discern tile
inhabitants of Mars. but lawyers and
amiab)e cssayists on the other side
viii be out with their draEncts, and
what the haul Will DO remains 10 be
seen.
Only one side OF the question was
considered in the General Assembly,
hut the supreme Court of Appeals isl
guided by that wise anu just mandate
OF law. Hear the other side"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

The bitter fight is ended.
a pity It's so good a thing
so poorly was defended
Now that the smoke hns cleared away
we remark az not unnU
Our preacher politicians"
Have made n mcss OF IL
they think the business OF their trade
lis making temperance polls
That lobbying !s nobler
Than saving human souls.
Those who so freely give advice
Might sometimes take n littLr
There are some rules OF logic
Abate no 'Jot OF little"
Abuse Is never argument
For sinner or for saint.
Sometimes the preacher thinks II IL.
l;u, the layinan knows It amt
Stick 10 your pulpIts. parsons.
And wage your Par on sin.
Religion always saunters out
When politics walks IN.
But II the call 10 craftsmanship
ReSistless you have felt.
Be sure to do the clean. square thiar
Don't hit below the belt"
Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
Heating station nm Excellent Thing.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
mentioned In Thursdays Timcs-D IS
patch, as planned for Richmond. is
another Indication of Rich,nond's great
forward movement. The heating OF
residences and business houses, offices
etc, from n central station is "a plan
that is being carried out successfully
In several smaller cities OF the Central
West and only those who have en-
joyed the benefits and comforts of such
an enterprise can really appreciate
Tho satisfaction of the same.
In one Indiana city of about 10000
Princeton---whcrc the writer has visit
ed, most OF the residences and bus
mess houses are heated from central
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

pr. Parounngian. of New York is in
iignant because young man tried to
set him to sign a petition for which
the young man WAS getting l2h cents
Il name. Tho doctor was right. Par
ounagian is not u name to be used
lightly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
Prom } p. M. to Up. NJ.

and quilt his attempts at pervor,inr
history. w. GORDON McCABE,
orIncrly adiutirt. Pcgram's Bat
talon, a. p. Hills Corps, Army
Northern Virginia
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
LEArING nEro.,E LuokING.


LEApING HEFO!,E LOOMING.
Congressman Smlzer has a genius for
being premature and going oil at .
sentimental hal; cock which was man.
ifcsted In n marked degree in his rcso-
luton welcoming China into the sis
terhocd of republics. aud congratulat-
Ing tho Chinese people on their as
sumption OF the powers. duties and
responsibilities OF self-govcrnment'
Also, the House OF Representatives
was equally premature when It allowed
sentiment and enthusiasm to get the
better OF Judgment, foresight and COM
mon sense. and passed the resolution.
Is China republic? Have the Chinese
| people assumed tho powers and duties
| and responsibilities OF sclf-govern-
ment" plainly, on the face OF mora
| recent developments and present con-
I ditons over there. the answer TO both
| questions is that 1T Is exceedingly
prob!emntcal." More than that. and
! worse stul, there is now serious rca-
| son 10 apprehend that China is des;,
tined 10 go through wclter OF blood
| and long reign OF anarchy before
| republican or any other stable govern
ment shall have been established.
| II is true. as the optimists claim.
| that the rIo,ing. plundering and mas
sacring In PckinS may not as yet
have any political significance in them
selves that they arc merely incidental
| TO thu Decentralization OF war, when
| presents the opportunity for lcotMg'
and acts rs a stimulant TO It's concomi-
tants of incendiarism and slaughter
| among certain elements. But these
! elements are not confined TO PokinE.
| Were they, Mr.. Yuan, with the assist
! ancc OF the foreign troops engaged in
| protecting the legations, might speed
lily pu, an end to the "mutny' and
tho sympathetic saturnalia Of robbery.
murder and burning IN the capital
! that has followed 1t. Unfortunately,
however. China is ramined with such
elements The coast and tho rivers
abound with pirates. and the land Is
infested with bands of brieands hello
together by mystic ties and which
| only await the chance afforded III tho
absence of constituted authority to
ply openly their vocations, and give
unbrldled run to their lust. avaiice
! and hatred OF order aud Foreigners.
This WIS signally demonstrated dur
| Ing the Boxer movement. and imlnc
| diately thereafter.
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hed can,ro, t.over,no,, witt v,,.,o
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was linked 10 Ioca, authorizes !, could
command. the substitute regime bas
ne vet ma neither ,bo ,,mo ror ;,
opportunity 10 complete suc! a chain +;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

Sprine poets are squirming uncasily.
Just as they get ready to sing about the
beautiful women and violet blooms and
such like buds, along comes the snow.
and as usual the peach crop is rulnnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

The appointment of City Forester
for Richmond is a good idea. Boulc-
wards without trees and parks without
propcr attention TO shrubs ana flowers
are poor Investments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
TEST IRIS coNsriruTIoNAIrry.

Inbiiation on the part OF city treas
urets and commissioners of the rove
nre IS iil-tiincd They have railroadrd
through the General Assembly the pin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

Every penny sent to the jefferson
Memorial Fund is contribution to-
wards perpctuating the true princi-
pies OF democratic government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

A ChnHcnEc.
Vow that the smelke has cleare1 nwnr

TO the Editor Of The characterization
Sir,-I'lease allow me space In your
paper to defy Mr.. Fan Muir to show a
law anywhere prohibiting the mak!ns;
of wine like Jesus did nj Cana
f. r kIRTLRY
fredericksburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

That California surgeon who cut out
his own appendix showed as much
nerve as some other surgeons do I'm
charging Tor cutting out an appendix
that doesn't exist,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
On the Spur Of the Moment
By Roy K. Moulton
On the Wagon.


:, tAccordinG TO tho press dispatches
emperor William has condemned tn,
drlhkinS of beer and wines and /,
now teetotalcr)
Spread tho news from farm to farm
sound the tocsin of ALARM
Hide the omniprescnt nagon,
Kaiser Bill Is ON the wagon.
It's passc TO get JAZZ on,
bushing now has lost it's charm.
Clamp the lid upon the stein,
social draughts you must decline.
Cut out schnapps. also budweiser,
For the great discerning Kaiser,
Thinks it would be much wiser
TO drink water from the Rhine
VIII the hardy German chaps
Cease to irrigate their maps
Just because their ruler RACES
Ger custom known for ages;
Pastlinc OF Teutonic sages?
Certainly they will-perhapa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

Mr.. Tafts Aunt Della says Bulycra,s
is good name for political ncurotics.
Perhaps because their policy IS bully
craft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
"tcritns.r

"Ncritns."
An old time friend Is 'Veritas,' who
Srinds out daily stunts
of comment for the public press, con-
taining timely hints.
There are some others OF his ilk. "old
Reader" "Employe."
Also Taxpayer" "one. who Knows
and good old 'N. Y. H."
There's Liberty" and justice" and
there's Working Girr and
Rex"
All ready to wage battles on affairs
that sorc1y vex.
But "Veritas" has got them all out
distanced by mile,
FOR while the others sometimes rest.
he's Mt is all the while.
Philosopher and scientist essayist.
critic. wit,
Most versatile of men is he. There's
not u doubt of It,
Defender OF the peoples rights with
sabre ever peeled.
lie does not specialize at all tho
whole world Is his Held.
or course, hos very seldom right and
nearly always wrong,
hut life would lose Il lot OF spice with
out his siren song.
For humor unintentiomul, his like can
not be found
II would be mighty lonesome with no
Ncrttas' around
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

IN Mexico they call them insurr.c3
tos; In China. Manchus. and in England
suffragettes. All OF them believe that
evolution is q matter of revolution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

or nothing to cat-a charlotte
rousse.
suit.
OF nothing TO enter--an argument
OF nothing to drink-a bouillon.
" nothing TO wipe on---a paper
napkin.
opera.
OF nothing to smoke cigarette.
oi nothing to adoHt--a fuzzy
poodle
OF nothing to read-n popular maya.
zine story
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
The Enabling Act.

The enabling act ia beaten.
Inc bitter fight is ended.
A pity It's so good a thing
20 poorly was defended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
tue rEornn Us. TIE rLAcE,IrS.

TUESDAY, MARCH s, 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

By Times DISPATCH Carrier Delivery Ser
ice IN R!chmonc Cend susurbn md Pc
arsburg- ono Wal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

Richmond.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-24
ROOMS WE'RE 'SOF PICKIN'

Mrs. L. Richards, keeper of a
rooming house at 432 S. Sanga-
mon, had Mrs. Sadie Phillips
hailed into the Desplaines st.
court this morning.
Mrs. Richards has "a rooms in
her house. When fire escapes
were put on the house the build
ing Inspector told her to keep the
windows open that border on the
escapes.
Residents of the neighborhood
soon discovered the open win
dows. On hot nights some of
them crept stealthily up the fire
escape and went to sleep in one of
Mrs. Richards vacant rooms.
That's the charge against Mrs.
Phillips.
Judge Gemmill imposed a fine
of $40 and costs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-24

he chairman the 1904 campaign ordering him
accept money from Standard Oil
What the evidence offered by Ahbod support of his
charges?
He gave 100000 Bliss
in currency, and in the privacy of his Office
Treasurer Bliss is dead, answer charge
He that the only third when he and
Bliss discussed the contribution H H. Rogers
H H Rogers dead and corroborate deny that
He that Bliss the
asked to produce the receipt
svore had been unable find it.
produced his
witness Boise Penrose, Pennsylvania
admits took SIS 900 from Standard Oil 1904
cIoud-a Standard Oil cloud
John Ahbod ought to be made prove his charges against
jail for perjury conspiracy
against,the people of the United States
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
Wash.

$500
dnia 8. stycz. 1912.
Szanowna Redakcyol
Prosze og}osic nastepujaca
wiadomosc O smierci rodaka
naszego, D. Janowskiego,
kt6ry umar} tn; W Enumc}aw,
Wash. W zeszly wtorek, 0
godz. 2.15 po poEudniu ma "a
palenje pluc. Janowski liczy}
rs lat, rodzit sic " starym
kraju W Poznaniu. DO Ame-
ryki przyby} bedac mtodzieh-
Gem. w rokr 1878 zosta} O.
bvwatelem totejszvm. W E.
numclaw mieezka} przez o.
statnie 16 lat i p%rowadzif in
teres krawiecki, S. p.Janowski
posiadat w]asuosc gruntowa
i zostaw1l $780,. so W gotow-
ce W swoim domu gdy umie.
raj. Nieboszczyk by} samot-
nym i ME wiadomo, czy po-
zostawi} jakich krewnych.
Pozostawi} on dw6ch braci i
siostre W starym krajj il J.. ;gydy.
wyjezdzal do Ameryki pred
pred 50ciu laty,;P 0grzeb od.:
byl sic W czwartek z rama 0
Sci, W kosciele Najs}. Serca,
kt6rym sic zajeli Polacy,
Izw}oki z}ozone zos}a}y ma
cmentarzu katolickim. Mech
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
DOBR ANE MAkZENSTWO

DOBR ANE MAkZENSTWO.
W pewnym stable dzie1 ma
dzie6 Ci4gle k}otnie j svary,
iona p}ocha, DO m}oda, MAJ
gderliwy - DO starry! Raj
tez m6wi do meza, Chcac go
ca}kiem zahukae: ,,Mogfe6
sob1e odemnie gfupszej zony
poszukac! A MAJ ma to rzek}
z cicha, TAX, jak gdvby do
sickle: :, Chcia1em, allen ME.
znalaz} Nigdzie gfupszej cd
ciebie!"..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
SEALY Tex.

dnia 7. stycznia, 1912
Szanowna Redakcyo!
PROSE o umieszczenie kill
XVI slow w }amach naszego
poczytnego Wiarusa. Cd CA
su do czasu przegladam z
cieka wcscia. czvbym ME INA.
laz1 cos tn z naszej okolicy
z Sealy, Tex, lecz jak mi
sic zdaje to tn nasi kores
pondenci mic ME podaja, DO
ca}ego Wiarusa przeczytam
I'd deski do deski, lecz mic
znalesc ME mcge. Me WIEN
co sic stale, tzv sic wybral
" podr6z Ia oko{o swiata
cry tez jaka lima przyczyna
powstrzymuje jch Cd pisania.
Moze sic k|opoca. re u mas
W Texas teraz bardzo mokro,
b. juz przesz}o try tygo-
dnie bezustannie padajq desz-
cze i tax jest zle, ze trzoba
dobrych ko1i Tub muf6w a
zeby MONA pr6znym wezem
wyjechac.
Bawe}na latoS tn dobrza
dopisala DO ludzie zrobili cd
8 do go bali jedna familia,
a jest jeszcze wiele takich
co maja pc jednym lub diva
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
Zap1acill "a Wiarusa,

Wiel, kz. Jakub Cara 4.50
Wei. KS. J. N. korrzyk 800
WieI. Ks. J. Wojtnwicz $50
Do starr 20 kraju ZOO
Wiel Ks. Jan Wa]czak 800
Wiel. KS. z. Susz,:z, 1ski $50
Wie]. KS. Jan Paiuticki $50
Jan Wyrzykowski $50
Jan Lorbiecki $50
J6zef Bielihski $50
T. Kantorak 800
St. Dymek $50
Antoni Kubera $50
s. W}odarczyk $50
Jan Plszka $50
Jan Ewa]d $50
Franc Mielewski 1.50
Wawrz, Wirkus 1.50
NJ w. Reas $50
Klemens Piszka 1.50
Angus Go}ebiewski $50
Franc. Lehman 1.50
Antoni Pekron 800
F. T. Gruba $50
Wawrzyniec Pellowski 800
MARGIN Pepli6ski 800
l. Thiede 80
Franc Myszka $50
Antoni PaIuch $50
Walenty Wieczorek 1.50
Jan Fonan $50
Kanty Matuszek $50.
Jan Wolski $50
Franc Eichman $50
Warzyniec Zieli6ski $50
Jan Lea ........ $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
BATTLE CREEK MICH

BATTLE E MICH
HIM. bearing i Palmer Dea
ring ojciec i syn kasyerzy
banku Albion National, kt6-
ry onegdaj drzwl ~zamkna1,
przyznali< sic re. %zdefrando
wall $l65;Oo0 i :wczoraj mar
szale5 Miles M. Campbell
ar~esztowa{ ich i zawi6zl do
Detroit. Starszego Dearlnga
zapytano sic czy pozostaje
jaka nadzieja ola depozyta-
ryuszy; ~odpowiedzia&:,, nie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

bale ma polu z powodu mok~
rego powietrza.
Niedawno przyoy}y tn do
mas dwie fanilie i tn zan1iesz-
katy So to-: J6zef kukaszewicz
j S:czrpan Ida; obie to faml-
lie miesxka}y dawniej W
New Waverly, Tex. vice
szcze66 Wan Boze bracia po-
lacy. tn W tel okolicy, daj
Boze zeby Wam sic tn szcze6-
clio. Dobrzeby, .b:'y1o gdy-
by tax ;Wieceej :pol k,E!f
familii do mas sic ~sprowadza-
10. ..~
Smutna nowine nam tn do
zanotowania, OTTO dnia $50
grudnia po1egnaf ten pado}
ziemski S. p. Pjotr G6recki.
Byi to cz1owiek juz W podesz-
lynn wieku; jeden z pierw-
szych osadnikow W tel kolo'
nil, cz}owiek pracowity dobry
polak katolik. Przygotowa}
SIC ma droge wieczno6ci-za-
|o~patrzyl SakraD>entarni 6wie-
tent. Pozostawia zone. Vice.
ny odpoczynek race NJ daf
Panic, a swiat}osc wiekuista
niechaj mu 6wieci Ia wieki
wieczne. II.
Tam W lie b;esiecb jest
nasza wiecznosc a ME tn ma
ziemi, ale la to witlu ME
zwaza. ia sam sfysza}em ME-
raz jak to ojciec lub matka
njeraz swyms w}asnym
dzieciom zle zycza ! W gnie-
vie swym ~wyrzucaja s}owa,
kt6rych tn ME godzi sic p'w
tarzac. Me zastanoNia sic
mad tenn co m6wia, ME po-
my6'a 0 tenn kto p'rrwszv
moze zejs6 Z tego swiata, OF
ciec cry dziecko. Rodzjce
powinni dzieciom dobrze zy-
czyc, i'm dopomagac rada,
Zacn4cac dOOrem s1OWem a
ME tax jak to niekt6rzy czy'
MIA. Many zyczv6 blizniemu
LAX sobie samym a gdy tax
bedziemy zyc to sic mozemY
spodziewaG dobrego kohca, a
20 zgonie Kr6lestwa Bozego.
Kohczac, 3ycze szanownej
Redakcyi jak najwiecej abo'
nent6w ma ten nowy rok;
a ma drugi raz wi4cej napi-
sze.'
PrzWacie1. Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

mu ia obca ziemia bedzie
lekka a Pan Bog oby mu dc
raczy} odpoczynek wieczny.
A.. p. Guydech
PO~DZIEKOWANIE.
Nimiejszem dziekujemy
wszystkim przyjaciolom, kt6-
rzy pomocni byli przy 6mier-
ci i pogrzebie naszego PREY.
jaciela i rodaka, D. Janow-
skiego.
- 49, L.. Murkowski,
- -
i :; "a: -; - :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

staau Knox., kt6ry PREY
gotowuje prok]amacye. Pre-
zydent Taft zan,iprza podpi-
sac to proklamacye dzisiaj o
godz. loci rano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

: =
Ion q 1,;hora. Leon Fosin-
sn,;sonioknnow;o kasv
|Dr 7 7, lynch T,ekarz na-
ozo1nv
NJ c;LouaL;
In Ha,norsk;
T zL.1;o,-;
T. K,,,s,
n s+vha
IT 1;hor,o
Rada qospodarcza
| 7oaha;o+o so;,o . aod1;n;o
% ou;+u
.
|, ''' -
k'9r1y -: ,'1q ~
err
D' p1Sp'
kn'@'s''' Nv w. !''' o. l':'
,'p0' ~ 3--
| RTl1Tt I(bVNHII VSLW II / III I'LL a
A'oi0
',''''s "':ep " m ~,
Gr,7nv kt6re naleza, do
Z;ednoczen;a sa:
+. proo+,vo sv Krzv5a
NJ o 6u Iona
rhrno;o;o1o
o o:,
D,
l., 4
Hs<l "
49, oa po,oh;
. NJ, g.. 3s
NJ y Ga,ao po,;n
~ Q Te g., Ai;o
~ = r~ g.. T:o
Wy:
1rupa NO. l. JEST 10 UruPa
dz1e"czat 40 K'oreJ 'l1oSa sig
zaPlsy"ac Palllly po"yzeJ
szesl1ascle la' l'czace'
0iupa MI. o. p"' 0l'' 0"'
f>azlll'leiz" 49, .,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
L. Murkowski,,
T. Muchli6sk Xxi.
:. :.
NOWINY z AMERYKI


zebcaf sic wczoraj ma sesye
o godzinie 2~e] popofudnlu i
wys{ucha{ raport6w komite-
tow W sprawie poczty pakie-
towel. lZba pOsf6W zebrafa
sig ma sesye o godzinie l2-ej
W po}udnie. Komitet Sled
cry Wileya oznajmi}, re "a
kilka ,dni rapport mice bedzie
|g,towy.
Komitet dr6g i srodk6w,
z{ozony zuowu w!ylacznie z
demokrat6w dzisiaj zajmie
a;, armada ,n,a+L
~, +.r1,f1 "a 5o91o e+o1
s,,hko,n;tat onrxaucc 1: nova
Ie kt6ra dzi6 nrzv;dzie nod
obradv. Bvt moze ~ ia no.
wala ;nz W nrzvasy}}vm, tvoo
dnju bedzie przed!ozona IL
h;4.
Specva}ny komitet z}ozo-
NV cz}onk6w izhv nos}6w
senatu a obraduiacv mad
nowela tyczaca sic b;ezposre-
dniego wvboru sseejnator6w
nrzpz nar6d nia mnza os:a.
cuac iednozpodnaii nchwa.
|}v.
+ $3.50
r.: ~CHICAGO,"1ii .M|otorowi,
ia tramwajach ulicznych,
L. .. -
domagaja sic z,fiesienia ivy
czaiu palenia ma frcntowych
platformach> 5000: motoro-
wych narzeka ma b6Ttg}owy.
K.omissrz zdrowia Young
przyrzek1 swoja pomoc motto
rowym izazada %uchwalenia
novel ustawy W radzie miej-
skiej skazujacej palenie ty-
toniu W t%ramwajach ma
smiere. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
Bilans got6wki. ~.$21,137.24
1go stycznia, 1912 I.

z powyzszego sprawozdania
widziec MONA, IL kasa Zjed-
noczenia ciqgle sic p%owieksza,
a g16wnem jest to, IL to jest
instytucya polskai dobrze "a
opatrzona; ola tego tel maj
pierw przystepujmy do Zjed-
noczenia P. R: K. p. O.. M. B.
@. a potem patrzmy dalej.
Pc z%afatwieniu r6znych
mniejszych spraw odroczono
sesye Observation-Disclosures O 60
dzinie II do52.po pofudniu.
Ma sesyi *popofudniowej pc
przeczytaniu listy :delegat6w
okaza1o sic, re obecnych by}o
rs a nieobecnych=2: .delega-
tow. Pc za4atwieniu r6znych
spraw a najg}6wniejsza IL Zjed-
noczenie niema mic do czynie-
MIA z poszczeg6lnymi cz}onka-
mi grup! Zatem grupy uwage
maja, aby: wszyscy cz}onkowie
sw6j assessment p}acili regu'
larnie, DO W innym razie 20
stana wydaleni z Zjednocze-
MIA. .,@.-E*.
Pc przeczytaniu konstytu-
cyl przystapiono do wyboru
urzednik6w,2: kt6ry wypad}
nastepujaoo;3 : ->
Przewiel. Axs.hProboszcz j. w.
J. Pacholski kapelan,
Wine. Kupferschmidt PREF.
MARGIN Wejer Vice PREF.
z. J. Hamerski Sex. gen.
an S. Czaplewski kasyer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

J6zef Lewando wski l 80
Stan. Dembowski LOO
Franc. Grochowski 80
Aug. Wiener 80
J6zef Pekron LOO
J6zef >a,np 2OO
Anastazia Kukowska 1.5O
August GAsatus 100
Jakup Micha}owski 300
Stan. Kosherowski 1.50
Franc Miko}ai $50
Micha} Turzynski 1.50
Hieromin Turzy6ski $50
Waienty Dudzi6ski 1850
Antoni Grenciewicz 100
Franc. Chmielewski 1.50.
Apol Watkowski 100
Leon Tempski $50
Teodor Thran $50.
Teodor Kulas 1.507
Micha} Stensel l.50:
] ozef Gierszewski $50
j. J. Byzewski $50
Jan A. B. Olejniczak $50
J6zef Pradzi6ski 1.5O
Juliusz Betker $50
R. Hamerski $50
Jan Paszkiewicz $50
MARGIN Paszkiet 1.50
Piotr Fabich $50
Kto zap}acif a ME zosta}
pokwitowany niechaj sic
zg1osi no Redakcyi Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18
Sejm. Zjednoczenia

Sejm z!jednoczenia
Polsko. Rzymsko Katolic-
kiego pod opieka Matki
Boskiej :Czestochowskiej,
odbyty dnia 8 Stycznia
1912 r. w Win0na, Mimi.
O godzinie Sci delegaci
Zjednoczenia %zgromadzili sic
do sail pod ko6cio}em 5w. Sta
nis}awa Kostki, z kad razem
udali sic Do H. koScio8a ma nabo-
ze6stwo s9lenne, kt6re odpra-
viii kapelan Zjednoczenla
Przewiel. ks. proboszcz J. W.
J. Pacholski W asystencyi
Wiel. ks. J. E. Grabowskiego
dyakona j, Well ks. J. j..
Herka subdyakona.
Pc wys}uchaniu mszy sw. de-
legaci %zgromadzi]i sic do pie
knie udckorowanej sail, gdzie
kapel,!n Zjednoczenia Prev.
ks. proboszcz J. Pacholski ot-
worzy4 sejm moilitwa. Dele
gat Leonard J. Bruski zosta}
jednoglosnie obrany marszat-
klein sejmu, zas del. Jan Sy-
del zostal obrany sekretarzem
sejmu. =.
Sekretarz generalny Romu-
aid J. Hamerski przeczyta4
protoko} 2 ostatniego sejmu,
kt6ry przyjeto. Komitet 90
zbadania kslazek stWlerdzh,
il ksiazki Zjednoczenia So W
najlepszym porzadku l zdaf
,-.!>" - =, -, - '
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-18

WASHINGTON; w cor.
przed1ozOno prezydentow "
laftowi urzedowy ce,tyf,kat
! ;rezultat pierwszych wybo-
row W nowym Stanie New
Mexico. Delegacya nowego
:Stanu przyniosfa dokumen.
"a q do Bia1eg9 Domu. Prey.
dent Taft okaza1 wielkie zain
teresowanie .gdvz Jest to
pierwsza gwiazdA, kt6ra "a
lego administracyi zostanie
do}aczona do flagi amery-
ka6skiei. P6zniei zlozono do
kumenta W rece sekretarza