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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08

z okupowanego terytorjum wy
wozono do oboz6w jenc6w boga-
tych mezczyzn i kobiety, ably. W
ich n~ieobecnosci MONA zagra-
biac ich posiadfosci. W Polsce
ME usiiowaf Mkt wywolac re-
wolucji, gdy Rosjanie zostali
wypedzeni a wkroczyli Niemcy,
ale aresztowanie ksiezy i os6b
cywilnych oraz wywozenie ich z
kraju, wywoiafo oburzenie w
wielu miastach i wioskach, kt6-
re panuje dotad.
Obecnie %odzyskuja niektorzy
ksieza, wywiezieni z Kr6lestwa
Polskiego, wolnosc "a posrednic-
TWEEN Kardynala Fruehwirtha,,
nuncjusza p~apieskiego W Mo
nachjum, do kt6rego polskie du-
chowienstwo i laicy zwr6cili sic
z prosba o ponce. Niekt6rym
! pozwolono powr6cic do okupowa
nego terytorjum, inni zas costa
Ii zamianowani kapelanami W O
bozach jencow. Kilku Biskupow
katolickich, nawet niemieckich,
oswiadczy1o gotowosc postara-
MIA sic o jake miejsce ola uwol-
nionych k%apfan6w, jezeli ola ia
kich przyczyn wojskowych ME
otrzymaja pozwolenia powr6ce-
MIA do swych parafji.
Zadnemu z uwiezionych ksie-
zy ME dowiedziono zadnego
przestepstwa, ami ME o%g}oszono
tez zadnych dowod6w why. VIA
dze wojskowe t}umacza, re aresz-
towan dokonywali zbyt gorliwi
urzednicy, kt6rzy czynili to z O.
s~tr6znosci.
Pewien wybitny przyw6dca
! polityczny W Berlinie, z kt6rym
/ omawialem sprawe obchodzenia
F., sic z Polakami, %powiedzial mi co
! nastepuje:
wv rzadzie niemieckim wall
cza z SODA diva prady. Kolonisci
| pruscy daza do zniszczenia pol
! skiego ludu. Ludzie ci So odpo-
wiedzialni nietylko "a usi}owa-
ny terror W Polsce pod zaborem
pruskim, take W kraju pokupo-
/ wanym. Opr6cz tego znajduja
sic Niemieccy. kt6rzy wstydza
sic obchodzenia sic z polskim lu-
dem i z Polska i i'm to udaje sic
cd czasu do czasu rozjasniac
horyzont mad krajem polskim.
"Temczasem cierpi nar6d polls
XII i z braku zywnosci i umiera
we w}asnej ojczvznie.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08
zsTAP DUCHU SWlA1kA.

Zstap!.. Duchu swiatfa T..
Wiekuisty Boze!..
Twa 1aska mas wzmocnic.
Uswiecic moze!
Tvs - Pocieszyciel!..
Przyjdz!.. wszak
(wciaz blagamy
Swiatla madrosci!..
Wciaz pozadamy,
Bo W dniach niedoli,
Jak W strasznym snie..
Bywa wciaz ciemniej
I lie - ach! lie!
Zstap Duchu Swiety!
Twych dar6w moe
Mysli rozgrzeje,
Podepce noe,
Mi}osci zdroje
Wko1o roztoczy,
MestWem - nadzieja
Wszystkich zjednoczy.
Bo gdzie duch wielki,
Tam wielki cud..
zyje - Eye bedzie
Szlachetny lud!
Zstap! - Duchu Boze!..
I W serca giebi..
Gdy SWAT wyszydza,
Depce i ziebi..
Tchnienie mi}oSci,
Wary, zasady
Ty! Przybadz Boze
Swiatla i Rady...
Bo gdy moe WARY
w sercach znajdziemy
zyc poczniem dobrze
L ME zginiemy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08
zlEL0NE SWlETA.

%zesfania Ducha sw. Przypadajace
wsr6d rozkwitu wiosny, gdy zie-
mia ussmiechnieta i szczesliwa stoi
w krasie i zieleni lax i pol, dy-
szacych bujnem, modem zyciem,
a W borach, gajach, IA stree
chach chat i pod b1ekitami rozle-
waja sic cd switania az do zacho-
du weso1e spiewy ptak6w, BRICK
owad6w, ma polach i pastwiskach
nawo}ywania, weso1e okrzyki i
piosnki pastusze - So Zielone
Swieta niewyczerpanem zr6d}em
radosci i r6znych uciech szcze-
g6lniej ola mfodszego pokolenia.
w dawniejszych czasach, gdy
lasy byly niewyciete, tax dwory,
jak chaty wiesniacze zamki, pa
lace pan6w, jak pred kamienica-
mi i najlichszemi drzewami dwor-
k6w miejskich, stawiano ga}ezie
brzozowe, lub inne l~isciaste, a
pod1ogi wysypywano homie tata
rakiem. Okna przyozdabia sic i
teraz W kwiaty i tatarak. w ro-
zach pokoji stawiaja dotychczas
pc wielu miejscach Mode drew
ka, cd nieszpor6w Zielonych Swia
tex, az do ich konca. Do dni tych
przywiazanych jest wiele zwycza-
j6w ludowych, z kt6rych jedne
j~eszcze sic przechowaly, drugie
juz znikly bez sladu, i wspomnie-
mia W podaniach tylko zostawi}y.
Pc wielu okolicach, W Zielone
Swiatki zaczynano palic ognie
"Sob6t'', i zabawa ia trwa1a, acz
W przerwach, az do sw. Jana. Ma
Kujawach wybierano kr6la paste
rzy, t. j. kt6ry najpierwszy PREY
byf z bydfem do pasienia ia lake.
Ma Slazku odbywaly sic wyscigi
konne; pierwszy, kt6ry przyby}
do oznaczonej mety, ~og}oszony
byf kr6lem, ostatni Rochistem, i
ten sluzyl zebraniu ca}emu "a
trafnisia, kt6rego obowiazkiem
bylo bawic i Smieszyc obecnych.
Zwyczaj ten przypomina wyscigi
o korone polska, wspomniane w
pierwszych dziejach naszego ma
rodu.
Jednym z najdawniejszych W
Polsce zwyczaj6w, kt6ry sic do
dis dochowa}, W niekt6rych oko-
leach olbrzymiej ziemi naszej,
jake zabawa dziewczat, - jest
obchodzenie granic polowych ~
Kr6lewna'', PREY kt6rej spiewaja
odpowiednie piesni. Ciekawy ten
zwyczaj, przechowa} sic w calej
czystoSci ma Podlesiu nadnarWian
skiem. Podczas Zielonych Swia-
tex, dziewczeta calej wioski, wy
bieraja re swego grona jedna z
mlodszych IA "Kr6lewne' oraz
6-S IA jej marszalk6w. Gdy mar
szalkowie ubieraja "Kr6lewne"
W biala lub r6zowa sukienke.
stroja w lille, barwinek i rute -
wyspiewuja piosenki. Dziewczy-
ia, kt6re sa marszalkami PREY
wdziewaja bale spodnice, ciem-
lie kapoty i czapki mezczyzn.
przepasuja sic czerwonemi pasa-
mi, a czapki przybieraja we vista
Xxi i kwiaty. Orszak taxi zlozony
z samych dziewczat, otaczajac
"Kr6lewne' z zaslonieta twarza,
obchodzi grantee pol swej wioski,
Spiewajqc:
Gdzie krolewna chodzi
Tam pszeniczka rodzi.
Gdzie kr6lewna ME chodzi.
Tam pszeniczka ME rodzi.
Ma spotkanie tego orszaku wy
chodzi kazdy gospodarz pred
dom i zaprasza do stodoly ma
biesiade. Chlopcy zn6w zabiegaja
pc drodze azeby zobaczyc "kr6-
LEVINE a orszak i'm spiewa Ear
tobliwie: "Ja mySlalam les ty
panicz, kazafabym kura zabic. A.
lie widze, zes ty rura, pozal Boze
mego kura'.
z Zielonemi Swiatkami lacey
sic wiele przepowiedni i przysl66w
jak mp. "Wtedy ludzie przysz}ossc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08

! Wadzonego WoJna, aresztOWano
bez powodu ksiezy i inne wybit-
ne polskie osobistosci. Areszto-
wanna prowadzono zgodnie z pla
mani systemu przyw6dc6w stron
nictwa przeciwpolskiego, a spe-
|cjalnie pruskiej komisji koloni-
zacyjnej.
Przez starania re strony wy
bitnych obywateli w Poznans-
kim i z ludzkich uczuc ME wyz1-
tych Niemc6w, oszczedzono lud-
nosci polskiej wprowadzenie to-
iroru. Jak powiadaja, wszystko
|by1o W pogotowiu do masowych
;aresztowan, ale planu tego ME
'wykonano.
Cd czasu, kiedy pierwszy
ksiadz zostaf aresztowany, az do
dnia kiedy ostatni ksiadz zosta}
wypuszczony z wiezienia, ks BIZ
skup Rosentreter walczy1 wy
trwale. Welding tego, co sfysza--
lem cd bliskiego przyjaciela ks.
Biskupa, d~ostojnik koscielny wy
powiedzial te s}owa: "nie ma
zdra.jc6w W szeregach ksiezy ka-
tolickich W tel djecezji; czy 70
stana wypuszczeni czy ME, po-
winny bye fakta przedstawione
czy uwieziony ksiadz by} win
nym i czy czfowiek uczynii CO.
by usprawiedliwia}o jego aresz-
towanie i uwiezienie.'
"Wszyscy modliliSmy sic 0 pc
ik6j i pracowaliSmy ola pokoju''
powiedzia1 biskup. "Wszyscys-
my ostrzegali ludnosc pred u
ciekaniem sic do gwalt6w, i Jaw
see, jak i teraz, nawo}ywalismy
do posfuszenstwa prawu. Uwie-
zienie polskich ksiezy ME jest IL
sprawiedliwione jestem tego Pc
wien, i wszyscy oni beda unie--
winnieni'. Do komendantow 2,
IT i 20 korpusu i do komendan-
tow garnizon6w w Chelmnie,
Grudziadzu i Toruniu, ks. bis
kup djecezji, czuje sic odpowie-
dzialnym "a zachowanie sic i cha
rakter ksiezy, a szczeg6lnie, kie
dy publicznie zostali wtraceni
do wiezienia, jake byly oskar-
zenia przeciw kazdemu z tych
ksiezy jake dowody znaleziono
przeciw MIN i jaki byl wynik
sledztwa. By zadosyc uczynic
sprawiedliwosci Kosciola. W ra-
zie gdyby mieli dalej spefniac
obowiazki swojego zawodu, do
maga} sic szczeg6lnie zawiado-
mienia, jakoby W piwnicach kos
! ciol6w przechowywana byla
bron, jaka podstawa.
Dopiero kiedy ostatni ksiadz
zostaf puszczony IA wolnosc, i
kiedy Rad ukonczy1 W zupefnos-
ci sledztwo ,zaczeto sic zastana-
wiac mad zadaniami ks. Bisku-
pa. CT cz}onkowie pruskiej ar
mil, kt6rzy winni byli masowe-
mu aresztowaniu i te osoby, kt6-
re nawet teraz W czasie wojny
prowadza antypolska agitacje, i
domagaja sic zastosowania maj
surowszego wszystkich wyjatko
wych praw przeciw Polakom,
%sprzeciwiali sic daniu jakiejkol-
wick urzedowej odpowiedzi bis
kupowi, i uniewinnieniu ksiezy.
CT z m~yslacych Niemc6w. kt6-
rzy zdaja sobie sprawe, re ME
mozliwa jest rzecza zgniesc ma
rod polski. i kt6rzy radzili dac
spok6j polityce antypolskiej IA
stawali. re ~najlepiej co MONA
zrobic. jest przyznac sic do~ble-
du i nawet winnych ukarac.
N6wiono gloSno, re biskup Ro-
%sentreter zdecydowany byl Cd
wolac sic do Rzymu. azeby STAN
tad przysz}o zadanie og}oszenia
oSwiadczenia wzgledem uwiezio-
nych ksiezy, gdyby wladze ME
dostarczaly fakt6w i urzedowe-
go ksiedza.
rs. Biskup Rosentreter W Pei
plinie otrzymal odpowiedz Ia
swe zapytanie. w odpowiedzi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08
NASI AGENCl

Upowaznieni SO do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michal Mendyk
BRENNAN. Tex. Kasper Kowalski
BREMOND. Tex. M. c.. Basihski-
FRIED. N. D.. A. A. Kaiser.
GRENVILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. FIR. Jablonski
LEO. MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich st. Pogorzelski
WARSAW, N. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. FIR. Badzifski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-08

0g1aszajcie sic W Wiarusie.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
NORMAL SEASON WILL
 OPEN HERE TOMORROW

The State Normal will open it's baseball season three days before Hendrix, playing Russellville high school here tomorrow afternoon on the Normal field at 3:30 o'clock. Local baseball bugs are getting anx- lous for some real diamond sport, and 1t is expected a large crowd will see tomorrows season opener Coach Dan Estes has his men we'll groomed for the fracas, but has not given out lineup. It is expected, however, that Cleve Dowdy, the Yell county phenom, will do the bulk of the pitch ing. Russellville is said to have the strongest team that ever represented that school, and that they expect to give the Teachers trouble. The ad- mission fee will be 25 cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
CONWAY TRAVELLING MAN PRAISED BY A. 0. U. W.

The March number of the 4 O IT W, Guide contains two-column nor tralt of E. F. Edwards of Conway and has the following mention of him: VI
 We are presenting herewith a cut or member of this order, and take very great pleasure indeed in pre- senting him to the A. o. U. w. mem pers Tn Arkansas. We have had the pleasure of his acquaintance for a number Of years, and have found nm at all times a gentleman whose word IS to be relied upon and who lives a true life.
 Just as an example of what really can be done by one member, we will say that Tn 1915, Brother Edwards was instrumental in this order in se- curing at least 125 very desirable members in Conway, Benton and At klns, besides other places. and in fact, the influence of his work for the order has been felt all over the state. MT. Edwards is a travelino salesman for the Chas. F. Penzel ufocery Company of Little Rock and IS held Tn high esteem by the mem oers of that firm as we'll as the cus- toners of the firm on whom he calls weekly"
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
VENTRILOQUIST MINSTREL.

I,don Reynolds and his mum-dolls will appear tonight at the Arkway. Mr. Reynolds first performance here a week ago was a rousing success. With a weeks additional practice he promises to give the people some extra good ventriloquist entertain ment. Four of hi sdolls, which are life size, will sing a quartet, some thing new in show of this charac- ter. Other new features have been added. The price will be and 10 cents. A good bill of pictures also will be shown.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
URGES ATTENDANCE
 AT TEACHERS MEETING

Little Rock, March 23.-State Su- perintendent Cook is addressing let ters to the public school teachers of the state and the school directors, urging attendance at the meeting of the Arkansas State Teachers Asso- citation. He says that wherever the school funds will permit, he hopes the directors will allow the teachers their regular wages for the two or three days that will necessarily be missed in attending the convention April 6-8
 It is expected the attendance vii reach as much as 2,000 this year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23

Byron Shaw, deputy in the office of County Clerk J. A. Lea, is a busi- ness visitor to the capital city today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
FIRE LOSSES SHOW
 NEtDOf fPR[CAUIION MANY CONGREGATIONS
OCCURRING RECENTLY ATTRI- BUTED TO UNUSUAL W1..IH-
 FIR CONDITIONS.

4 series of fires in the south and southwest during the past two or three days, which have caused losses estimated at S20 ,000,000 has been largely due to the unusual weather conditions. The amount of precipa- ton in February and March through cut this section has been in many in stances the lightest ever known and everything is as dry as during a sum mer drouth. To add to the hazard high winds have been blowing, mak- ing 1t difficult and sometimes impos- sible to eXtenguish a fire or to contine It to the building in which is origi- mated.
 Every property owner should use extreme caution to prevent fires dur ing the present conditions This is cleanup week at Conway, and every one burning trash should watch the fires carefully and see that they do no spread.
 Fire losses in the past few days have been reported as follows:
 augusta, Ga.-Ien blocks damaged Tn business district Loss more than $5,000,000.
 Nashville, Tenn-Thirty-five blocks wiped out. Loss $1,500,000. One negro dead.
 Spray, N. C.-Town almost wiped out. No details.
 Paris, Tex-More than 60 nor cer+ of city destroyed. Loss between s8- ooo,oOo and $10,OO0,o00. Three dead.
 Gushing oil fields in Oklahoma fire swept, with loss estimated at s2oO.- 900.
 Western Kansas prairies swept by llre, doing damage of more than Sloo,0O0. One dead.
 Southeastern Missouri forest fire does heavy damage.
 Fire at Plumerville, Ark, causes loss of $15,0OO.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
WILSON'S EMPLOY
 MORE ATTORNEYS

Additional counsel have been em- ployed by Huey Wilson. and wife, in jail here on charge of murder on
 account of the killing of Bolton Will son near Faulkner Gap March IS. K. G.. Bruce was retained by Wilson soon after the tragedy and the de- fendants have also employed the firm of Robins X Clark to assist in the de- fense. The three attorneys are spending today visiting the scene of the killing. They stated they have not yet decided whether any steps would be taken toward securing the
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
CANDIDATES BUY
 BOXES AT SALT|LL0

Taking advantage of the meetino of the county candidates at Saltillo last night, ladies of the Oak Bowery church held box supper for the oeneflt of the church. About 5O boxes, which brought from sl to s5 each, were sold, the candidates beino among the highest bidders The speaking lasted until nearly mid. night.
 The candidates are having an of day today, and are spending the time either at Conway, or beating the oushes Tor votes. Tomorrow after noon they speak at Mayfiower and the campaign will close at Conway saturday afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
UNDERGOES OPERATION.

A telegram from Dr. George s. Brown this morning stated that his son, George, underwent a serious sur gical operation at the Polyclinic hos pital in New York yesterday and that 12 hours after the operation he was doing as well as could be expected. The many friends of the family hope that George will survive the opera tion and will soon recover.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23

release of Wilson and his wife on bond. Unless bail is granted them they will have to remain in jail until the grand jury convenes the third Monday in July.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
CARD OF THANKS.

I wish to thank all neighbors and friends who so loyalty helped during the long illness and death of my wife. May Gods richest blessings ever be yours and His presence comfort in your hours of such sorrow.
 J. O. Moore.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23

Miss Ruth Wright returned last night from a visit to her sister, Mrs. T. w. Allinder, at Clarksville, and today resumed her duties as oper- ator at the local telephone exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-18
Abroad in War Time

During nav first dinner ia The hotel
Z made the acquaintance Of q Scotch
man named ALaJuesou. who invited me
about O'Clock TO go 90 Chariug Cross
station with him 90 see the trains uf
wounded coming IL from gHa front
Chariug Cross station s. ON fae
Strand. not far from tHe Strand Pal
ace Iu front Of the station IS rha
ancient Gothic foGufaiu suruuuntad
by cross from which the place gets
lrs name
IL was night time. and of course
pitch dark without. buE the interior ot
the train-shed was quite normally
lighted AS we waited Il motor ann
bulauce came through the gate. pass
ed AS and went out the front OF the
station Then another and another.
While we had been waiting. the first
train had come iu at the FAR end OF the
station, and Britain was receiving back
the shattered heroes who had upheld
her might along that terrible battle
line in France
Motor mbulanCes followed one aa-
other ma seemingly endless success
sion There was something touching
iu the care the chauffeurs took TO drive
their cars along very very slowly az
# the man at the wheel actually felt
the agony LuaL EAt 4lL 8As-iA -tlast
helpless bundles Of pain within al each
JOLT no matter how little one il
might be-
The crowd was silent No one spoke
except . young Canadian soldier and
his sweetheart directly in front OF noe.
IS bo were whispering 20 each other. a
tall man dressed iu black raised his
hat and held ii az arm length as
each ambulance passed. Each time he
did it I could see his lips CULVER
They were the terribly wounded.
who were carried by in The ambu-
Iances. The more lightly wounded
were taken away in private cars.
loaned by the owners 20 the govern
meut
Soldiers began coming into the sta-
ton on their way to the front j won
dered what they thought
Presently all the ambulances had
gone out. q few lightly wounded be
gan ~ drift by. wa king ami chatting
"a friends
Ito be continuedl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-18
AMERICAN FLYERS
GREAT FIGHTERS
Official Figures Show Yankee AYiatOrs
in French Army Have Shot Down
IN Enemy Machines.

with the French army ou the SOM
me 'front.' Nov 3-l Correspond of
The Associated PressJ The little
squad of American volunteer aviatOra
with the French army has brought
down 81 German machines since its
formation into q lighting unit iu May of
this year. according TO official figures.
When the squad was organized there
We're Is members Three OF these.
Sergeauts Norman Prince and Kitten
Rockwell and Corporal Victor b.
Chapman. have since met their death
iu aerial cGmbats
The official figures respecting the
victories won by the American diers
refer only 10 machines the desrrHe
ton or which was observed by dying
comrades Of the victorious airmen Or
by observers iu The French line.
When The Associated Press CORES
pendent visited the camp OF the Amer
lean aviators today, the French conf
maHder of the squad, Captain Georges
Theu8ult had just landed from flight
along the S0mme front during which
He had brought down p German ma
chine Five OF The American airmeu
we're waiting for the word 10 start ou
"a two-hour patrol of the lighting lime
They were under charge OF their most
famous colleague. Adiutanf Haouf
Lufberv
Between flights the squad j housed
very comfortably iu large hufs where
each man has q cubiCIe. THE present
members are. Lieutenant william
Thaw Adiutanta Didier Mason ANA
Ha0ul Lufberv serreauts Charles
Johnson. Lawrence BVmsoE DudIet
HH -avelka RoBerr Rockwell
James MaeConneIl and Corpora
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-18

Buy a home Of Beidy Bros
For express. call William TrefE
Trl-City Towel supply company.
Jamison Towel Supply compa1a
towel. apron and coat service. Fhas
Moline 5sI.
Leilhuer 81 WeI=nar tor America
Beauty electric radiators
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-18

hearing was held u Chicago Whether
The company viii be permitted To use
the Fox river for this purpose WIFI bo
known when tine decision of the CONF
mission is published within few
wee Its
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-18
SENSATIONS WILL
TRAIL COURT SUIT
Injunction Sought - Prevent Removal
Of Centennial Association From
state uf Illinois.
BUYS Up FRArERNAL oRI RS
Enormous Commis -ioHs Found tu Have
Been Divided tm0Hg Promoters
81 Reinsurance Plans.

.. q
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-'.e7'
Attorney 8eaaTal Lace. ot Illinois -
rae instance af RUFUS 10 Pats state
insurance SUPERINTENDENT. against The
Continental Beneficial association 10
reslrIo. the association from moving
It's Offices from Chicago t8 PhUadeI-
paia VIII briu4 fa light according la
the insurance superintendent office
some sensational exposures
The reparr off Vance G. Smith and {
- Armstrong investigators Eor the
Insurance department according to
statement issued bv AIr Potts. shows
a frateruaI society that has been 0ser-
ated with utter disregard % the rights
r. members ana aass eA'I nous SUM
- .1oNss 7'n o1 'a1gl On
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ioaUv all diseases common 20 old
age AS the average OF the knights Of
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fraudulent intent of this is clear"
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association removed it's executive OF
Eees from philadelphia TO Chicago and
eudeaF0rea 20 consolidate #ith the
Gsfgiual order of Home Protectors.
an Illinois society superintendent
Potts refused 10 approve tine merger
and ordered au Investigation. The as
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us intention oil Withdrawing from ~
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were then brought
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Orange Grove Burns: Loss 100000.

alEIa Tex Nov Is--Fire swept
through Orange orchards and crops in
an arga of four miles near here last
at 500 GOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
CHURCHES UNITE
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