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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
FOG HID SEMAPHORE,
SAYS FIREMAN HURT
IN WRECK KILLING IS

CHICAGO, July 80 The coroner's jury
investigating the wreck of the Denver
Limited on the Burlington railroad at
Western Springs gathered at the St
Anthony De Padua hospital today, to hear
the story of Fireman II. o. Grain, of the
Omaha mail, that crashed into the pas
senger, Grain, who jumped in time to
save his life, but was severely Injured
was propped up in a cot in the hospital
Fireman Grain said that at the time
Of the accident the train was running
between go and 10 miles an hour He
said 1t was impossible to see the sema-
phore in the fog at the rate they were
going. and that he did not see the flag
man of the passenger When the engine
Of the mail train crashed over the tor
pedoes set on the rails by the fagman,
Grain said Engineer Bronson attempted
to stop the train. He cut off steam and
put on the air brakes. but the momentum
of the mail train was too great to be
overcome.
second investigation of the wreck
was begun today by the Illinois railroad
and warehouse commission.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
BARROW JUROR is
STILL ILL; COURT
AWAITS RECOVERY

Los ANGELES. July 23-Juror L,
A. Levitt, of Elmonte. the sick mem
Der of the Darrow jury, is confined to
his bed and court was adjourned this
morning until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, at which time 1t is possible
Levitt will be able to return.
Judge George H. Hutton said from
the bench that he would. make per-
sonal visit to Levitt's sick chamber
during the course of the day and eX-
pected to be in a position to decide
tomorrow whether it was best to wait
for Levitt's recovery or proceed with
the alternate or thirteenth juror in his
stead.
Mrs. Levitt telephoned Judge Hutton
today that Mr. Levitt would not be able
to resume jury duty and urging that
he be excused from further attendance
that might endanger his life.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
CHATHAM TO HAVE FIGHT
FOR CONTROL OF COUNTY

SAVANNAH, GA. July 2S.-The
friends of W. II. Wright, Murray NJ.
Stewart, NJ. }. OLeary and D. Y. Dam
eey have announced them as candi-
dates for county commissioners, to bc
voted for in the August primary. With
this announcement the first real gun in
the political fight for county patronase
is fired
There are five commissioners. and il
is believed that the present board as a
whole viii go before the people for re-
election
Colonel OIeary is now member Of
the aldelmanic board. being the only
candidate on the administration
ticket who was elected in the last mu-
nicipal election. Wright and Stewart
were both candidates for aldermen IL
the last election. Dancey is making hiss
first appearance before the voters.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
CONGRESS TALKS
BEEF TRUST QUIZ
House May Investigate Com.
bine This Session if Archibald
Case Doesn't Interfere.

WASHINGTON, July 2S,--If the
senate postpones the trial of Judge
Archibald it is the intention of the
house judiciary committee immediate
ly to resume its investiga ton of the
trusts and to begin q probe into the
operations OF the beef trust.
At a meeting the committee to-
day Representative Norris, OF Nebras-
ka, urged early action on the resolu-
ton to investigate the beef trust and
Chairman Clayton and other members
agreed the inquiry should begin before
the end of the present session, unless
the Archibald case prevented.
Representative Cerlin a Democratic
member of the house judiciary commit
tee, said today;
The members OF the committee are
in favor OF proceeding with the beef
trust investigation and an inquiry into
the trust question in general. We are
ready to begin work Immediately If the
senate does not require US on the Arch
bald case for the remainder of the ses-
sion
''The investigation Of the beef trust
VIII be conducted regardless OF the
prospects for dissolution of the pack
ers' combine"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
VALDOSTANS SPENDING
100000 FOR BUILDINGS

NALDoSTA. GA. July "a Nearly
s40oooo worth of buildings are in
course OF construction in this city at
his time The figures include nearly
100000 for the new Hotel Patterson,
$50 600 for the new Lowndes county
JAN. $4,000 for the State Normal col.
lege buildings at Pine Park. $4,000 for
the new Armour & Co building. SEQ
GOO for the Ashley building on Hill ave
nue., $4,000 in warehouses and inn
provements on Ashley street, including
changes in the building for the Ex-
change bank. $4,000 for the Souts
Georgia Buggy Company's new fac
tory $4,000 for addition to Alliance
warehouse $4,000 improvements 10 be
made TO the Valdes hotel $4,000 for
the new kress store. about $4,000 in
new residences
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
BERGER FOR PROBE
OF REASONS BEHIND
HANFORD QUITTING

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Beeause
he believes dozen or more millionaires
in Seattle, Wash. persuaded Judge
Cornelius II. Hanford to resign rather
than face exposure themselves, Repre-
sentative Berger, the Wisconsin so
ciaist who brought the impeachment
proceedings against the jurist, will de-
mand an inquiry by the Federal grand
jury into Judge Hanford's resignation
my desire is not to further pursue
the Hanford case said Berger this
afternoon, but to find out the moving
cause which SO absolutely Influenced
the Federal jurist,'
Berger viii inquire first II the attor-
ney general is to make an investigation
and if this be not done will offer reso-
luton in the house for the inquiry
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
POLICEMAN SLAPPED
AS PINCHER TO ASK
ARREST OF WOMAN

Policeman B. B. Haslett, acquitte' IN
police court of the charge of pinching
the toes of Mrs. BERTHE f. Beall, of De-
catur, in the waters of Piedmont lake
last Saturday afternoon, said today
that he would swear out an accusation
in the city criminal court against Mrs
Beal for slapping his face
The case of disorderly conduct
against the young woman, growing out
of the face slapping, was dismissed by
Recorder Broyles.
Officer Haslett declares he didn't
clasp the foot of the pretty woman
bather and says he feels that Mrs
Beall should answer to the courts for
publicly humiliating him by slapping
him. Mrs. Beall says she is sorry she
slapped the officer, but that she felt she
had been insulted and firmly believed
that Haslett was the guilty masher.
Haslett was in bathing with several
fellow officers and other friends, who
appeared as witnesses in his behalf,
testifying that Haslett was a consid-
cradle distance away from the woman
bather at the time she felt something
grab her foot Mrs. Beal said she saw
the officer come up from under the
water short distance away. She said
there was no doubt but that her foot
was pinched
Il just felt incensed over it, and hur-
ried over to this officer and slapped
him." she explained.
Judge Broyles said he was satisfied
there was a mistake, and allowed both
principals to go without a fine.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
WHOLESALERS HOSTS
TO OPTICIANS HERE
FOR STATE MEETING

Optometrists, or in plain English the
members of the Georgia State Optical
association. are arriving in Atlanta to-
day for their annual convention, which
will be held tomorrow at the Piedmont
hotel
The early arrivals are being enter
tanned by two Atlanta wholesale houses,
John l.. Moore & Sons and F. A. Hardy
& Co. All kinds of the latest makes
Of optical instruments are being shown
the opticians Tonight the two firms
will be joint hosts at a theater party
at the Forsyth.
A feature Of the convention Is the in
vitation given by the association to all
opticians in Georgia to attend the ses~
sions and the entertainments, no mat
ter II they are not members Of the as
ISOLATION
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
MOTORBOAT REACHES
PORT AFTER Is HOURS
AT MERCY OF BAD SEA

NEW YORK, July 2S-After drifting
helplessly about at the mercy of a heavy
swell for sixteen hours the 40-foot motor
boat Grace with Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Roach, Of the Hotel Belmont; H. A..
Stockholm, purchasing agent of the IIud-
son Navigation company, and his wife
and Fred Chiffnacher of Bayridge, on
board made its way into Flatlands bay
near Canarsie, today. The motor boat
proved to be the one from which distress
signals were seen early last night by
members of the Far Rockaway, Jamaica
Bay and Bell harbor yacht clubs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
VOTE ON CANAL BILL
LONG WAY OFF, SAYS
BRANDEGEE, pilot"

WASHINGTON, July 80. Passage of the
Panama canal bill, to which Great Britain
has noted objection, may be deferred
until next session. Senator Brandegee,
of Connecticut. in charge OF the measure
in the upper house today expressed the
pessimistic prediction that action on the
bill Seemed far in the future
1T is impossible 10 say when it viii be
enacted" Brandegee declared, We hope
to take # up next week The proposed
committee amendments will be in order
and this viii give cause for prolonged de-
bate Divergent views exist among sem
ators and it viii require much time for
presentation OF their views
Finally, when the biz reaches the con-
ference committee representing the two
branches Of congress the fight will have
to be fought all over again
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
Dixon ConferS With
Governor Hadley

CHICAGO, July 2S Senator Joseph M,
Dixon, campaign manager for Theodore
Roosevelt, and Governor Herbert S. Had
ley, OF Missouri, floor manager for the
colonel at the recent Republican eenven-
ton. held a conference here today.
Neither, after the meeting ended, would
say what had been discussed
Governor Hadley recently stated in Mis-
souri, that he could see no reason for the
formation of third party at this time.
Senator Dixon was optimistic about the
outlook in Illinois The race in this
state" he said, will be between the
Moose party and the Democrats. The
candidates, none of whom have yet been
considered, will be genuine progressives.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
#. RS Name to Stay
On Kansas Ballot

TOPEKA, KANs, July 2s-The
Kansas supreme court has ordered
the names of the Roosevelt presden-
tial electors retained on the primary
ballot so that voters may express their
preference between Taft and Roosevelt
as Republican nominees in Kansas The
court held that the row In tine party
should never have been taken into the
courts, as it was purely political and
ordered all suits dismissed The Taft
leaders brought the suit, the object of
which was to have the names Of Roose-
welt electors taken from the primary
ballot
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
SALESMAN DECLARES HE
OWES ST 900; HAS NOTHING

L. B. Gray, salesman, today filed
petition in voluntary bankruptcy before
the Federal court He says ne owes
81 0s097 and has no assets except $50
worth of clothes and a claim against Mrs
Rachael Lynn fer $135, on which judg-
ment is pending in the superior court of
Fulton county. Mrs. Lynn is the woman
VINO inquired last summer in a sensational
trial in the city courts
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
$4,000 TOBACCO FIRES
ARE SET IN PADUCAH, KY.

PADUCAH, KY, July 23.-Ffres
thought to have been incendiary de-
stroyed 100000 worth of property here
last night. The first was in the Gard
ner & Walker tobacco factory, while
the second destroyed five tobacco barns
in the tobacco district
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
RAINS BRING OHIO
UP TO BARGE STAGE

PHTSBURG July % Heavy rains
brought an unexpected barge stage in the
Ohio river but IL came SO suddenly that
only the Monongahela Company had any
equipment on hand TO take advantage OF it.
This company has started seven tow boats
south with 100000 bushels of coal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
3 FIRMS ASK MERCHANT
BE DECLARED BANKRUPT

4 petition that j. NJ Grim, a merchant
OF Manchester, Ga be declared bankrupt.
was filed today in the Federal court by
three Atlanta firms which say he owes
more than 81 600 and has been paving eff
certain creditors to the detrment ot them
The local companies and the amount Of
their claims are as follows. j. Is orr
shoe company. s4ia5, Silvey- Smith Hat
company, s29s. and Ridley williamson
Wyatt company. S2S6.25.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
SHOP TALK

W. T. Gentry, president of the Southern
Bell Telephone Company of Atlanta. uhr
has been in Carlsbad Germany. for sew.
eral weeks, taking the baths for tba
benefit of his health, has been grean,
improved and will return home wtihir
the next two weeks While in London
Mr., Gentry was called as an expert in tho
suit of the National Telephone Combany
against the English government Tele.
graph and Telephone Age
The special sale now being held by the
Mcconnell Shoe and Clothing COMPANY
which is occasioned by the death Of III
F, Mcconnell recently, is proving one of
the most successful of the season sam
J. Powers, of Rome, Ca, is managing the
store.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
j. c. LANGHoRNE Ill

BALTIMORE, July 2S-J. c. Lang
horne. of Salem Va. member of the
prominent Langhorne family and a
near relative of Mrs. William Waldorf
Aston and Mrs. Dana Gibson. is criti-
cally ill in this city with stomach trou-
BILE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23

committee in an all-night session decided
TO recommend to the convention the adop-
tion OF resolution calling for a full state
ticket, a fun set Of presidential electors
on a third party ticket and for congress
sional assembly and senatorial nominees
lex Governor Stokes and Congressman
Charles NJ Fo Ter, WHO had been report
ed waverng in allegiance to Colonel
Roosevelt, took leading part in the con-
vention work
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
"WHITE Way IN FITzcERAl n

WIFI { WAY" TN ? 7 ZGERALD
FITZGERALD, GA, July % The
lights have been turned on the white
way" on Grant street and will soon be
on several other streets. The
work of paving the business stress
will soon be completed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23

Wen known young business man. an
nounces his candidacy for council from
Second ward to succeed Councilman
Harvey Hatcher, who win not run TO
succeed himself Alr Lynch is con-
nected with the insurance firm Of
Lynch & Johnson and has lived in the
Second ward all his life. 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24
UCZlny dZ1eci nasze CZytat
pisa6 movie pc polsku.
UWAGI.

Gdy ktos pob'adzii i czuje,
re gfupstwo zrobil ale ME
chce sic do tego pr2yzna6, to
sic srodze. rozgnicwa. Jego To-
gika, rozum, honor, jeze1l
mt jaki pozostal, wszystko
pojawi sic W wyzwiskach
k1amstwach, innych nieko-
szernych' }odach spodlonej
m6zgownicy ludzkiej. TAX
robi ,Zwiazkowy'' Cd dfugie-
go. czasu. 1rniejsza o to kto
tam pope}nia te gfupstwa ME
godne prostego tornistra
szeregowca, jak one wyglada-
ia, do rzeczy cay cd rzoczy --
ola rzeszy zwiazkowej to
wszystko wystarczy. A potem
tez trzcba wiedzieG, re takie
plewy, chociaa plewy, "a
pchaja luki, kt6re niezdo]ni
zapeFnic rozumna rzecza re-
daktorzy ,,Zwiazkowego''.
Zapisuia sic sami ma liste
pism ogo}oconych. re wszel-
kich cecil miarodajnych, by
tylko sic ze]nscic. w ich po-
lemice najskrzetniejszy poszu-
kiwacz ME znajdzie ME inne-
60 jak grubija1lstwo, ciagle
ma nowo odgrzewane wymys-
lania o napasciach ma ,,Zwia-
zek''.
O co i'm chodzi? Prosta
rzecz. G}6wnie OTTO, ably VINO
vic w z~wiazkowc6w, re oni
ciezko pracuia, .zwalczajac
wrog6w :,Zw.qzku''.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

:z66ltej prasie". A jest to tyl-
-ko mala odrobina tel ,,oSwia-
ty" kt6ra leje sic strumie-
ID kilku lat ME samemi
pismami.
Oby to zdanie sedziego a.
merykahskiego otworzy}o O.
.czy oblakanym braciom, co
W ~WyzWiskach i moralnem
b}ocie z6itejprasy dotad upa-
trywali; obrone ludu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24
MASH AGENCI.

Upowsznlens 50 do kolektowanla
abona,nentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi ageuei mieitcovi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. ". Kowalski
FRIED. N. OAK D. +. Szarkowsk,
GRANVILLE, S. Oak:, Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE "is. Michal Mish
Aelen, Wis, Teon Derdowsk
NANT1COKE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY. Tex. F, F. Procb
LEO MINI, Mateusz 1i!ski.
OAK HILL, Mich, st fegorzelsI -.
BREMCN ND. Tef.. Jan zin
WARSA ". ND. Teodor W1sockt
WILNO MINI! FIR. BadziHsisi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

n a d o W e j wielkie
s}owo! - a ME wahamy sic
20 rzucic W dusze rodak6w,
DO nadszed1 czas, gdzie ME
wolno narodowi polskiemu
isc rozbieznemi drogami, ma
swe sposoby zb:wiac Ojczyz-
ny, ale must on podjac pla"
nova prace, by wypadki ME
zastaly go nieprzygotowa-
nym.
Osrodkiem naszych mysli
STAG sic must powo{anie do
zycia przedstawic;elstwa ma
rodowego, 6rodki i sposoby
jego stworzenia MECH rozwa.
ia i om6wia p;sma nasz6.
MECH nasi przewodnicy OBJ
mySla droge, ma kt6rej wszy-
soy r6wnym krokiem dazyc
bedz;emy - wszyscy placic
danine - wedle sill swoich.
A gdy ojcowie radzic bedq
mad zorganizowaniem7 akcyi
wsp6}dzia1ania emigracyi z
krajem ojczystym -Ty! MO
dziezo polska idz W szeregi
nasze, ucz sic jak w1adat bro.
MIA, hartowac ciato, bys by
Ia przygotowana, gdy Gle o.
czyzna do czynu powo1a.
Pred miesiacem rozjecha-
10 sic do Gniazd "A Soko}6w,
co Kurs instruk tor6w soko-
Itch W PHILADELPHIA ukohczy-
Ii. s. rca ich gorace i ofiarne
po6wieceniem, oni 2 zapar-
ciem sic sieBle podejma pra.
CO uczenja ME tylko b1ac
swa sokolq, ale kazdego CO
togo zazada.
Zadaj' tego miodziezo W
szeregach Wojsk Polskich
skupiona, zadajcie wszyscy,
co Polskj dzie6mi sic czuje~
Gle.
Me ola prowodyrstwa, je-
szcze raz to powtarzemy, a.
le W poczuciu obowiazku
,przedniej stray" zew ten
szlemy.
Biada narodowi CO mo-
ment dziejowy przeslepi, bia-
ola nam, gdy groza chwifi ME
skupi nasze silly - samoa
brony ME zhudzi.
H. YORK.
sekr. jen.
H. STEMP1NSK1,:
preZe3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

wo n>ySlacych polak6w. Ma
wrog6w, lille by}oby ma Swie-
Gle gdyby ich ME miaf
,,Zwiazkowy', kt6ry z bez-
czelnoscia 4otrowska powta-
RIA skisfe kfamstwo, jakoby
kazdy czlowiek, kt6ry praw-
ia 'Zwiazkowemu" W oczy
rzuci, napada} sam uZwia-
zek'. Zwiazkowiec rozsadny
vie dobrze, re to jest k}am-
stwem, ale W gromadzie zaw-
sze znajdzie sic vszerego-
vice. tn i tam, kt6remu lat
wiej O Shiny W gebie niz ro-
zum " gfowie. M6wiac o ,ych
s~zeregowcach" i ,,zwiazkow-
cach", podpisujacych rome
bazgraniny W ,,Zwiazko-
wynn, ME chcemy jeszcze,
nawet wbrew dowodom, u
wierzy6 W pod}oSc charakte-
ri, jaka zarzucaja pewne pis-
ma redaktorowi ,,Zwiazkowe-
go"', posadzajqc go o fabry-
kowanie korespondencyi.
Wierzymy jednak i wiemy ma
re korespondencye
pisane W stylu nieprzychyl'
nym redakcyi albo zarzadowi,
nie bywaja uwzgledniane, ma
wet ma pytania ME odbieraja
odpowie,|zi piszacy Zwiazkow-
cy.
TAX bylo W sprawie zakup-
na szkofy zviazkowej. M cd:
powiedzi ma liczue listy "
Zwiazkowym miejsca ME by
10. Ma bezsensowe napady nf
Ware, ma szyuzenie z innycE
(organizacyi polskich, ma wy:
|~clrwalanie socyalizmu, jest al
nader wiele miejsca i czasu.
Ale ma pytania wzgledem
fundusz6w kasy zwiazkowe.,
Jest zawsze jedna i ia sams
!. odpowiedz - cierpliwie cze.
kajcie i cicho siedzcie. Takie
grzecznosci dostaja sic cz4on'
kom ,,Zwiazku' i grupom
ca}ym, kt6re do tel kasy p}a.
ca ciezko zapracowany grosz,
kt6re postawi}y ma czele tych
ludzi, a ci dzisiaj naduzywaja
Vitality i'm powierzonej.
T. Nazwijmy rzecz pc imie-
:niu: ca}o postepowanie podob-
ne jest obfud2. Przez tie zmys-
lone napaSci ma ,,Zwiqzek' i
odpieranie urojonych zarzu-
tow spryciarz jaki m6g}by
przedstawlc swoje rzemios}o
W dodatniem 5wietle, why's
kac odrobinke rozumu jakiej
n'u Pan Bog mifosiernie u
dzieli}. Lecz ,,Zwiazkowy" ia
brykuje tax dobrze, re navel
lepsze dowody ma przeciw
;sobie niz zdolno$ci ma ich
zbijanie. z czasem poznaja sic
ma tel polityce szerokie masy
zwiazkowe i ujiza jasno, re
,,Zwiazkowy" b1azni sic tyl-
ko przez odgrywanie don
Kiszota" ma niwie polemiki
polskiej. Gdyby gazety zwiaz-
kowe ME miesza}y grochu z
kapusta ME naraza}yby sic ma
trudnoSci i zarzuty, kt6rych
ME umieja spotyka6. Gdy sic
nadarzy sposobnos6 om6wie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24
0g}oszenia miejskie.
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APL1KACY
F. J. sCHEIDEMANTlL.

o L1CENSYE Ma SPRZEDAZ LIKIER0W
Zawiadamia sic ninie1szem, zetScheideman4el
z miasta j powiatu Winona. " stanie Minnesota
z}ozyl dnia logo pazdz., 1912. pismienna aplikacye
wspomnianego miasta o licensye ma sprzedaz pa
lonych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnionem polo4eniu
W micscie Winona, powiecie Winona " stanie
Minnesota. i znanem iopisanem iak %nastepujc.,
n. D.: w przednim lokalu, ma pierwszem pictrze
m~urowanego budynku. znanego pod numerem
1O1 East 3cia utica.
W~spomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma po-
siedzeniu rady miejskiej, kt6re sic odbedzie w
lokalu rady miejskiej " budynku miejskim "
wspomnianym miescie dnia 4. listopada. r. p.
1912, O godz. 8 wieczorem " tym czasie i miej-
scu mole sic stawie kazdy i sprzeciwiae sic wyda.
niu takiej licensyi. ~
Pisano " Winona, MIMI. 10. pazdz., 1912.
ROSS BRAGG
Rckorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

Inareszcie .wyksztusif dzien-
nix urzedowy, re ~rzeczywiscie
zapfacono Wyg6roWana sumo
"a budynek.
x X
Metodysci W swej rocznej
|konferencyi omawiali kwes-
;tye rozwod6w wsr6d amery-
ikahskiej ludnoSci. Przyznaja
Ioni wielka wage tel kwestyi
Ii pc d}ugich rozprawach pos
tanowili, ze chwilowo niema
flekarstwa ma panujaca roz-
wioz}os6:
Jest jedno jedyne lekarst-
wo ma rozwody rozwiozfos6
r. KoSci6f Rzymsko Katolic-
Xxi. Rozwody sic rozpocze}y W
zaraniu protestantyzmu.
Przedtem ME zna}y tel zarazy
narody chrzescijanskie. Cd
czas6w Lutra rozwody doszfy
do liczb, gdzie ich zwolenni-
Icy nawet ME maja odwagi
spojrzec i'm W oczy; przekro-
czy}y sekty protestanckie gra-
nice wszelkie, kt6reby krepo-
wa1y swawole bogatych wyz-
nawc6w liberalizmu.
Kosci6f Katolicki ma sro-
dek ma rozwody; protestanci,
dop6ki pozostana odlaczeni
od Koscio}a prawdziwego, sa-
mi siebie skazuja ma bezrad-
nos6 wobec rozkie}zanej ma
mietnosci ludzkiej. Ale ci
nieprzyjaciele prawdziwej
WARY, zdaje sic, VIOLA widziet
%wzmaganie sic zfego ni1
wzrost Kosciofa.
;. Obecne zamieszanie panu.
,|jace wSr6d sekt protestant
lkich i czeste a bezskuteczne
pr6by p~orozumienia jakiegok
daj4 uwaznemu Katolikowi
wiele do myslenia. Protestan.
!, tyzm stall sic bez celowym
1chaosem chorobliwego tfumu
!: wyzna1 O wierze i celu kos.
cio}a. Rzucaja sic te sekty "
kierunki coraz move, miota.
Inc p~owatpiewaniem ku zu.
pefnenlu zatraceniu WARY.
Nienawis6 odwieczna ME poz:
wala przyblizyc sic do ognis-
ka prawdziwej WARY.
J, Me posiadaja te sekty mai.
|s}abszej cechy stafosci lub
zgody z%apatrywa1. Zmiana
'Iciaag}a pogoh "a nowo$ciami
tam gdzie ma nowo$ci ME mo-
re bye miejsca Luterskie 3D.
nowienie bfadzi pc ciemnych
katach, prowadzane przez mi
nistr6w swoich.
Jednostki kt6re trzymaja
sic odrobin prawdy jake po-
zosta}y rozrzucone pc niezli-
czonych sektach, czy PREDICT
cry p6zniej wracaja do Kato-
lickiego Ko$cio4a. Widza tie
bfedne owce gromadne ma
wracanie sic Anglii i ME
przeSlepili wartosci takiego
przyk}adu ola innych. Ty-
siacami pociaga. kazdy. nowy
apostof professionalism wy
mysf6w ciekawych s}uchaczy,
kt6rzy juz temsamem, re stu
lchaja, pokazuja Shady prag-
nienia WARY.