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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24
Do Spofeczenstwa Pol
skieg0
WEZWANIE.

kich dni, u progu przelomu,
kt6ry Europa precise must W
swych dziejach, W zaranju
nowych grupowa6 sic naro-
dow.
Zarzewie d1ugo tlumione
p%a6stwowa forma rzad6w,
zywym zap}onelo p}omieniem
= pozoga wojny ma Ba}kanie
miesiac PREDICT, miesiac POI
niej ob]a6 must Srodkowa
Europe - to fakt o%czywisty,
kazdy go rozumie, wyczuwa.
A ziemia nasza, nieszczes-
ma Polski kraipa, screen togo
6rodka zapas6w smiertelnych
STAG sic musi, ma jej to 1anach
usypia kurhany tysiacom, co
legna "a move zycie narod6w.
Krew polska potr6jnym po-
p1ynie strumieniem... brat W
brata piersi godzic bedzie
zmuszony.., przemoc 80 Kai-
now 2 mas czyni6 bedzie.
Dusza sic wzdryga pred
zbrodnia / bratob6jstwa, lecz
ono kresem niedoli naszej.
W rzedzie nowych narod6w
ma karcle Europy i PQlska
znalezc sic must, gdy pc stra'
sznych :dniach odkupienia
move narod6w, a ME pahstw
|zycie rozpocznie i wie6c be.
die.
Idzie chwila - wielka
chwila ~wyzwolenia, ziszczenia
sto-piedziesiecio le:nich prag'
MEN, polskiei duszy... 1dzie
krwawy rewanz "a wick han
by poniSeuia, "a krew ojc6w,
dziad6w, "a meki braci, hahbe
st6str -idzie zbliia sic Totem
strza}y, moze juz jutro pozo'
ga woiny kraj nasz %ebejmie",
A tax rozumiac i czujac,
ME dla prowodyrstwa, ME
ola checi przewodzenia, ale z
obowiazku ,,przedniej strazy'
49, my Soko]stwo dis APPEL
dajemy. do ca&ego spo}eczeh-
silva polskiego ma emjgracyi
i wici szlemy.
w CT zapow i Q d n i Q!
= DO zbliza sic godzina czy-
nu, akcyi planowej tozumnej
ably ..wyzyskac chwile - gdy
:ci, co mas ciemieza wake
:miedzy SODA toczyc beda. To
chwila dziejowa, ia spotkat
musimy Frzygotcwani, by
zdobyc prawo do bytu samo-
istnego moca wlasna i sila
stanac " rzedzie wolnych
narOd0W.
Obowiazkiem naszym ma
rodowym jest dis rozpoczac
akcye gromadzenia grosza IA
oftarzu wyzwolenia.. Wy}onic
2 og6iu musimy jedno zbio.
rowe cia}o - przedstawiciel-
stwo polskiej emigracyi
pc mad partyami i obozami,
by akcye czynu uje{o W req
CO, powo}a}o wszystkich, kto
czuje sic polakiem do ofiar-
no5ci i s}uzby Ojczyznie;
X 0 nit ct O brony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

Wlelu cOdZlennych mnle] Tub
wiecej skanda1icznych j sem
.sacyjnych kawafk6w dw6ch
wypadk6w szczeg6lniejszych,
mianowicie; napad morder-
cry ma p: Z: Roosevelta W
Milwaukee i p~ostawienie "
stan oskarzenia W sadie fede-
.ralnym W Chicago Michala
:Kruszki i wsp6lnik6w "a pre-
'kroczenie POI. kodeksu kar-
:nego, a obwiniajace ich Of
sprzysiezenie celem oddawa-
MIA ma poetic plugawych ar
tykuf6w.
Pan Roosevelt aczkolwiek
ranny kula W piersi, ME u
stapif naleganiom lekarzy,
lecz wygfosi} move do tfum6w
tysiecznych, W kt6rej pomie-
dry innemi, korzystajac z
wlasnego tragicznego wypad-
ku, il takich napasci MONA
Isle by1o spodziewac wskutek
|potwornych k}amstw, jake o
MIN gfosili i g}osza jego pre-
Jest W tenn twierdze-
niu n~iezawodnie wiele praw-
Idly, ale p. Roosevelt powinien
takze przyzna6, re i on sam
ME liczy sic zawsze z s}owami,
gdy m6wi o swych przeciw-
nikacll, a zatem i jego wfasna
sensacyjna ,praWda" ME
mniej spowodowac mog}a owa
napasc rewolwerowq szalehca
lSchranka. Me jeden Tub
drugi tedy kandydat powi-
MEN sobie powiedziec: uwa-
zaj ma to, co m6wisz, lec2
kazdy z Mich. Kampanie pc.
lityczne W Ameryce wog6le
bywaja zbyt osobiste i draz-
live. Niece wiecej oglednosci
i rozsadku, a ME badzie po-
dobnych do milwaukee, ma
pasci ma kandydat6w nawet
n aprezydenta Stan6wZ jedno-
czonych.
w naszej prasie .takze "a
wiele sobie pozwala pewna
czesc redaktor6w i wydaW-
c6w; W naszem spo}eczeh-
stwie wskutek ciag{ego ujada-
MIA ma pewna Geese tego spo-
feczenstwa - duchowienstwa
naszego - tel moze dojsc do
zbrodni niesfychanych, jezeli
Isle wkr6tce z ,,z6}ta prasa''
ME zrobi porzadku. Sta
wienie pred sadem fede-
ralnym jednego w~ydawcy
z61tych dziennik6w moze IT,
kr0cl lch zbrodnlcza sWaWole
ma jakiS czas, ale ME ma "a
wsze. Jedyny spos6b zapo-
biezenia szerzeniu sic tel "a
razy - to odwr6cenie sic
spofecze6swa cd tych, kt6rzy
nietylko nienawiSc sieja i
ciemnote, ale nadto mas wy
tstawiaja ma wstyd i ha1be W
oezach Amerykan6w
+. Ot6z W. sprawie Kruszki W
lChicago sedzia federalny o.
rzek4, IL inkryminowany u
step cry artyku} Dziennika
~Narodowego" tax jest obrzy-
dfy, plugawy i nieprzy-
|zwoity, il pozwoliG ME
MONA, ably byf umiesz-
-.L--v~-,1\
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-24

Id puSZcz4 DPANOulla Wy
dar4 i'm p~rawdziwa Ware a;
niema czem jej zastapic. Wo-I
faja 0. chleb.a protestantyzm
padaje i'm kamienie. Ma ich
trudnoSci, nasrozprzezenie W
Observation-Disclosures jake o.
garnia coraz szersze masy pro-
testant6w, pozostaje tyko je-
den srodek:-
.Kosci61 Katolicki.
Mkt ME jest wszechstron-
ME wykszta}cony: Me umie
r6wnie uczenie rozprawiac o!
wszystkich ga}eziach wiedzy.
Ale So tacy, kt6rzyby chcieli
imponowac innym j ME u
miejac powiedzie6 rzeczy roz-
sadnych ma liczne. tematy
prawia sko6czone g}upstwa.
Jake So tacy ludzie tax znaj-
d. sic i pisma.:: Wpad}o nam
W rece pismo polskie dzien-
ne, kt6re juz kilka razy wy
pisalo sobie dyplomy wszech-
wiedzy i wyjaka}o znowu kill
ka szpalt ma temat powo}ania
d~uchownego. TAX mu pasuja
podobne tematy. jak psu cho-
ragiewka ale skoro TAXI jaka-
Ia przekonaf sic 0 tenn, re on
must ,,dokonac wielkich
rzeczy tytaniczna" g}upota,
to tel i tax brmie ciagle da-
lei w tych herkulesowych
majaczeniach. Chodzi nam
tutaj o te bezdennie g}upia
statystyke zestawiona 2 liczby
duchownych wychodzacych z
jakiegos nieznanego kolegium
w Oberlin, Wis, :.jakotez z
uniwersytet6w stanowych.
Naturalnie 6ws pisarek
Zjezdza jak zwykle q obranej
drogi ma na}ogowe >bagno ma:
pad6w ma ~duch9wiehstwo.
Zawsze ia sauna skwapliwoSt
W checi szkodzenia niemi-
lynn. Dlaczego sic to tax czes-
to objawia? Czy przypadkiem
tam W redakcyi niema jake
go jakafy kt6ry ,sfiksowa},,
to jest zwaryowa}, ma punk
Gle ~duchowienstwa katolickie-
go? Starry grzesznik wstydzi
sic przyzna6.
x
Milwaukee, szmatka poda}a
%Wiadomos6 Q jakims ks. Ma
%linowskim, kt6ry swe nazwis-
ko miaf zmienic ma Malin.
Powt6rzy} te zmySlona VIA
domosc i pokrewny mu
dziennik z Chicago, Me INA
rodowy" ale ten drugi a la
,,tytaniczna praca" siedzacy
ma powaznej wysokosci. Mo-
zeby ,,Zwiazkowy" raczyf po-
da6 adres dokfadny tego ks?
Ma]inowskiego; albo ks. Ma
lima. Me bedzie to zadna trud-
noscia, ola ekspert6w W po-
szukiwaniu adres6w takich:
Siedlickich N. p. Szmatka
milwaukee, podafa tylko via
domosc 0 ilesmy sfyszeli;
zwiazkowa zas u}ozy}a W do
datku nowy= dow6d Was
nej g4upoty i zazdrosci W ko-
noo,,4o,,1, = io1poro 1uvno1.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
PO|SONERS
 CALLED FOR TRAIL
Sparling Family's Exeter mination in Court
 Next Monday

BAD AXE, Mich. March 21:-The so-called Sparling poisoning case is to come up at the circuit court ses- sion starting here next Monday, and it is scarcely an congregation to say that every person in Huron County and many beyond the county borders and even across the Canadian line. Is awaiting the developments of the trial with eager interest. The case is regarded as one of the most com. Tex that has ever come before the criminal courts Of Michigan.
 The defendants in the case are Mrs Carrie BOdie Sparling, the wife and mother of the alleged victims of a wholesale poisoning plot, and D.. Robert Macgregor, the Sparling fam ilv physician Dr. Macgregor former lv lived in London. Ont, but for sev- sral years has resided in the village os Ubly, a short distance south Of this city. and the home or the Sparl- ing family.
 John Wesley Sparling, head Of the family. was the first one tO die. He was striken in July. 1908 Two years later the eldest son. Peter Sparling was similarly stricken Albert Sparl- ing was the next to die and the last was Cyril Sparling. 20 years old, who died last August. In two Of the cases a verdict of arsenic poisoning was re- turned by the coToner's jury.
 Each of the victims was attended by pr. Macgregor and later removed for treatment to a hospital in Lon don. Ont, where the deaths occurred. In this hospital. Miss Marguerite Gibbs, said to be d friend of pr. Mac gregor, was employed as nurse. Following the coroners jury verdict in the case of Albert Sparling, Miss Gibbs was arrested and bound over on a charge Of accessory after the fact. In the eases of Mrs. Sparling and Dr. Macgregor indictments charging hrst degree murder were returned.
 It is understood that Mrs. Sparling and D- Macgregor are to be tried for the alleged murder of Cyril Sparling, the fourth and last of the family to die under mysterious circumstances Little has been made public concern ing the evidence upon which the m dictments were based. Even the Proo, able motive that may have resulted
 in the altered staying of the father and the three sons can only be guess ed at Ly outsiders, though there IS a general disposition to connect It with the fact that the victims carried lie l insurance and the policies were Wrlt ten by the father Cf Dr. AacgreSOF'
 retired life insurance agent living ID LCndon, Ont.
 Hirosecuting Attorney Eoomhower | s' .S.,,-od tba services of prom inent criminal lawyer Co assist mn | in unraveling the mystery. tie ue ! clares be has unearthed adoitiOha' | facts in the case which, when ore 1 sented at the trial, will greatiy strengthen the prosecution Nearls one hundred witnesses already nave ' been subpoenaed to testify at tne ! trial
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
THE TWo-PIEcs SUIT

Fernando bought a two piece suit, r cost five bones. and was a beaut He'd gazed upon il OCT and OCT Upon a dummy in the store. Twas rich and racy as Co style, l. could be heard for half mile, He wore it to a picnic and The girls all called it simply grand, Tin suddenly there came a rain That nearly drove the lad insane Enough to drive a man to drink It was to see those garments shrink The pant legs raced mp to his knees It was line go-as-youplease. The sleeves up 10 his elbows shot. Fernando quickly quit the spot. And hurried rome right in the squall For tear he'd have no clothes at all He burned the road at fearful pace lt was real exciting race. It seemed as though the clothes would
 win
 Our hero staggered home, all in. And when at last he reached the
 house
 He said. At last. my freedom
 cinched.
 Another block and I'd been pinched
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY
 MARCH 2t

16S5--Johann Sebastian Bach. famous composer, born Died July 2S 1750
 1775-Lucien BOnararte. who at first aided his brother Napoleon. but opposed his progress toward universal monarchy, born. Died June 30, 1S40. lS06--Benito JuareZ, Mexican soldier and president, born. Died July IS. 1872. lS12-Academy Of Natural Sciences founded in Philadelphia 1S43-Robert SOuthcy English poet laureate, died Born in l774 1S51-Peter H. Burnett inaugurated first governor of California. 1S62-Prince Windischgratz. who bombarded and took Vienna in tte instruction of 1S4S, died. Born May 22, l7S7. 1S63-Col. Clukes Confederate cav airy captured Mount Sterling, Ky.
 1S9I-Fleets of the Powers began a blockade of Crete. 1Sg9-France and England signed an agreement on the Nile boun- dary question.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22

There's something very serious that ails his better half. He cannot understand the ways she's acting
 She greets his late arrival with a little pleasant cbaff UTon his conduct she is not exact. ing
 She lets him drop his ashes on the carpet when he will She doesn't try to make him dress for dinner: Agrees with him in everything and Is angelic till It makes him feel as though he were sinner. To diagnose her ailment he pon- dered-m many days. When suddenly he stumbled right upon 1t.
 He stops before window. the solu- tion meets his gaze His wife has got to have an Easter bonnet. He hurries to the bank and quickly draws the whole account Of that indisposition he will cure her He pawns his watch and chain and stud enlarging the amount, In order that the treatment shall be surer He puts plaster on his home, his life insurance, too.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
THE ENDORSEMENT OF JUDGE SLOAN.

The endorsement; given lion Rich ard E. Sloan by the Arizona Bar as sociauon at it's meeting at Phoenix lately, in the adoption of a resolL- tiou urging upon the senate the i1l- mediate confirmation of his appoint ment to be judge of the Arizona federal districi. We believe. will smother the efforts Of Judge Sloan's detractors to prevent his confirmation.
 The Lar association Is not a politiccl body. In its meetings, party adyan. tage is seldom or never sought by it's members. It is composed in abor. equal parts of democrats and repub- iicans. swayed alike Ly their intimate knowledge of the ability Of Judge Sloan and by a consciousness Of his integrity. The lawyers os Arizona have had a better opportunity to know Judge Sloan than any other mar that has ever sat on the bench be- cause his service was longer than that of any other Arizona judge, be- shining more tan a score of years ago.
 Thus, the gentlemen who 80 warn.- " and unanimously endorsed him were better qualified 10 pass upon his qualification than any other body oi men and in the nature of things, their endorsement should far outweigh the protests against his confirmation based on personal animosity, CT else ! the expI ession of narrow partisan bias Objectors of the latter class pre- tend to fear that inasmGch as Judsc Sloan does not approve Of certain fea lures or the Arizona constitution, that instrument might suffer at his hand5 Those who know him better knoa that his personal views regarding th, propriety of those features would nO' obscure his views regarding theil validity.
 Among the lawyers who participate; in the adopucn Of the resolution wer' many who do not agree with Judg' Sloan as to the constitution Ye they do not fear to trust it in hi bands.
 It is only comparatively recent! that we began to near Of tempera
 mental defects of judges. By temper amental detects, We understand to b
 meant. opinions different from thos we happen 10 entertain. Mir. Roose welt. we Lelieye. w9s the discovero
 of this peculiar sort Of detect " do not think. though. that the Unite q States senate will regard it as a di. I qualifying ailmenL and. once 1t . convinced of the ability and iniegrit of Judge Sloan. as .t ought 10 be cos
 vinced by the bar resolution, his COT l frmaticn will quickly follow
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church all save 5000 of her quarter million of subjects belong She must therefore. be noted as an addi ton Co the members of the old world according spiritual allegiance to the Pope.
 Upon attaining heE majority, she will not only become head Of the gov ernment of Luxemburg, but will in- herit in the neighborhOod of $J0,000- 900. known as, the fortune of the House of Nassau.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22

BERLIN. March 21.-Since the death of Queen Victoria, Queen Wil helmin2s Of Holland has, up 10 a'feW ldays ago, held the honor of being the only reigning queen in Europe aNowea little girl Of seventeen years comes to snare this honor. She Is officially known as sovereign Grand Duchess of Luxemburg. She is a high spirited girl, and before the death of her father Grand Duke of Luxemburg, she was popular over the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22

He raises all the funds that he can borrow. He robs the baby's penny bank of all 1t has, in lieu or other funds 10 spend upon the morrow. He sells his automobile at enormous sacrifice. He telegraphs to dear old dad for money. There's trouble surely brewing, he has got to have the price He'll get it or it will be very fun ny, And when his frenzied financing stunt is a success; And all that she has got to do is don it. He's nothing but a nervous, mental wreck you will confess. But. then. his wife has got her Easter bonnet
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22

continent She will not attain her majority until her eighteenth birth day, in June. and until that time the regency will be vested in the hands Of her mother, who was entrusted herewith some four years ago, ow- ing to the mental and physical par alysis of her husband.
 Her father was Lutheran, but the young Grand Duchess has been brought up in the faith of her mother as Roman Catholic, to which
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
MEETING OF ELECTRIC LIGHT
 MEN

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March. D .-- More than five hundred delegates rom cities aud towns throughout New Est. land are attending the annual coIisesr tion of the New England section o' the National Electric LiSM assocls tiOn which assembled in this ciC today with headquarters at the TO tel Kimball. The program for ue gathering covers two days ana pro vides for the discussion of electrical problems b. some of the leadiIig eS perts of America. ,F ts
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
COLLEGE WRESTLING CHAMPION
 SHIPS

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The an nual championships of the lntercOl- Isgiate Wrestling association will be decided tomorrow night in the Co iumbia University gymnasium in this city. The preparations for the event were completed today. The associa- ton embraces Yale, Columbia, Prince ton. Lehigh. Lafayette, Pennsylvania State, Cornell and the United States Naval Academy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
MISSOURI VALLEY MEoIcs

COLFAx. Ia, March 21:-The Ms souri Valley Medical society began its annual meeting here today With an attendance of prominent physi- clans and surgeons from several states. Dr. J. N. Bell, of Mo, is pre- siding over the sessions. which VIII last two days.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
SOME HOUSEHOLD lNFELIcITlEs


 oh, to be sure, you had to send my pearl shirt studs 10 the laundry in the other shirt How am l going to hold my shirt bosom together tonight, do you think? l might use a little glue. l suppose.
 Tt seems as though you want fifty cents for milk tickets about three tins a day. Are We running soda fountain lunch, or what?'
 oh yes. l get my face and hands all soap and water and then grope around in this bathroom for a half an hour without finding a towel. Class to that, always.
 Take the stOrmhOuse downF Whats the use? I'll only have 10 put it up again next fall. You women are so impractical
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
melancholy

The melancholy days are come, the saddest of the year. And as the toiler h O m e " aI dl is preceding, His mind is full of trouble, for it holds a turk ing fear That some sort of catastrophe is
 breeding
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22

not only the territory but in almost every county.
 While the republicans Of this state are seriously divided as between Taft and Roosevelt, that is an extraneou5 matter They have nothing within the state worth quarreling about.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
WORLDS COPPER SURPLUS
COPPER SURPLUS.

The following table shows the total of the oresn supply
  he
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
W.THE .SPVRIl 2 OF.THE'MONENT
 By Roy k.Moulton. q
THE HERO

Copyright l9ii. c. N. Mather)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-27
NORTH EAST

Mr.. w. j. Falls, represented Fellow
ship Lodge K. of p. in the State Lodge
meeting in Baltimore last week.
The Red Mems Cornet Band took part
in the parade ut Havre de Grace on Tues
day.
Mr.. j. F. Peach represented North East
Lodge, l. o. o. F., in the Grand Lodge
at Baltimore this week.
Frank Bryan will represent Shawnah
Tribe vi Red Men at Westernport, Md,
next week.
Mrs. Lydia Rttenhouse is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Pennington is home from a
long visit to Philadelphia.
The Local Preachers Association held
an all day meeting in the assembly room
Of the High School Sunday beginning
with love feast in the morning.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-27
PRINCIPLE FURNACE

Mrs. Price Gibson, OF Wilmington, is
spending some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Seminar.
Mrs. George Winchester and children
are spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. II. VI. Anderson. -'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Craig, of North
East, spent Sunday with their mother,
Mrs + g. Seminar.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Perkins and
daughter 81. ant Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hartenstine.
Mrs. Ben amin Briscoe, of Rising Sun,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Peter
Hartenstine, one day last week.
The Messrs. Raymond Benton and Earl
Mcclure, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Baltimore City.
Miss Lillian McCauley is spending some
Time with her parents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-27
Grril. 4Int,in
FIFTY YEARS AGO
ELKToN, APRIL 26, 1861
THE MARKETS.

Red wheat, S126; white do, s1.34; corn,
old, As: do, new, AS; oats, SO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-27
WOODLAND

Mr. Gilbert SINNERS was a week end
guest of Philadelphia friends.
Miss Ella Lynch, of Sylmar, visited
Miss Elizabeth Owens several days re-
Gently.
Mrs. G. E. Tyson spent Friday and
Saturday in Baltimore, shopping.
Miss NJ o. Jackson started a series OF
teas, which are to be given by the Ladies'
Aid Society for the benefit Of a carpet
fund for Hopewell NJ. E. Church, Satur-
day afternoon, to which the Girls En-
broidery Club was invited. They had a
most enjoyable afternoon.
Miss Virginia Abrahams was in Balti-
more last week.
Miss Helen Cullen spent several days
last week at West Grove.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-27
ESCAPED.

John Mackinson, who had been placed
in Ekton Jail by order of the Court, on
account OF insanity, escaped on Wednes-
day last. He was being removed to the
Aims House by e. Wesley Janney, De-
putty Sheriff and went very willingly into
the carriage and was taken to the Aims
House. but on his arrival there he re-
fused to enter the building and drew from
his side pocket huge pair of shears and
effected his escape.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-27
Fortunes In Faces

There's often much truth in the saying
cher face is her fortune" but it's never
said where pimples, skin eruptions,
blotches or other blemishes disfgure it.
Impure blood is back of them all, and
shows the need of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills They promote health and beauty.
Try them. % cents at all Druggists,
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