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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
Hot-Water System.

ond floor. In order 10 operate this
ventilation scheme in mild or still
weather, 1t will he found necessary To
have return air duct. A fireplace is
an ideal fOul-air escape.
Such an escape will add from $l2
to $40 TO the cost Of chimney, for
it must have an Independent flue.
Three fash-light pictures were
taken In adjoining rooms, one II by
II feet and the other II by 23 feet.
The rooms were almost filled with
smoke. The outside temperature was
II little below zero, so door could not
be left open very long. Six pounds of
newspapers were burned in the fire
place to create draft. In half an
hour the smoke was cleared from the
rooms, and one door had been open
for about five minutes. There was no
pcrceptlble change in temperature.
Fireplace.
In section where wood is plcnti-
full, the comfort and satisfaction Of
an open fire should not be overlooked.
In early spring and late fall n few
sticks of wood on n CRATE fire will
afford more cheer than double the
amount in heater.
If provided for ut the time of build
ing the expense need not exceed 500.
This will provide facing, MANTLE
hearth, damper and ash traps, to-
gether with the added hue in the
chimney. The nue should be large.
A flue 3 by inches is usually too
small A fireplace should be at least
3G inches wide. 2S inches high, and 16
inches deep, or as near these dimen-
SiOuS as the commercial facing and
lining materials will make. COlored
brick with rough face, make most
satisfactory facing, and may be placed
at the time the chimney is built. The
lining should, of course, be OF fire.
brick. 4 hearth Is easily built, using
smooth hard brick or tile.
The essentials of n satisfactory fire
place are: CD a large fue; (2) a
smooth throat set well to the front !;
(3) a thin lip. A smoking fireplace
can usually be remedied by adding Il
thin lip-mcmbcr.
Firing.
Economical stocking is an art. Hard
coal is popular because the average
person does not care 10 fire every
half hour. However, n little admiX-
ture of brains with the coal will pay,
even with hard coal. In general, add
MS small IN amount Of coal as possible
at each firing and fire often. Do not
entirely cover the bed Of live Goals,
but leave small hole, where sufficient
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

heat can get through To fire the gases
as they distill Off from the new coal.
otherwise they are lost up the Chin
ney. These gases burn clear and hot,
and form a large part Of the coal.
Keep the CRATES clean and clear of
clinkcrS. Use slice-bar. and pre-
vent tendency To cake ut the bot.
tom Of the fire.
Three instances Of firing came 10
notice recently, in houses of nearly
the same size The cost in one case
was S47; I'm another. S36; and in the
third. SIG. All the houses were warm
and comfortable at all times. In one
the coal was fired, In the other two
IL was dumped In.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

enough 10 meet all requirements, eX-
cept when an unusual number Of
people are present. It Is true that,
with an average winter wind blowing
at ten miles per hour, the air in the
rooms will change about every half
hour. This is certainly all that Is
required for the average family. This
rate Of change can be increased 80
per cent by opening IA door to the sec
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
His Responsibility.

81 suppose you are going home and
set your constituents thinking
"No," replied Senator Sorghum.
They're already at it. I've got to 20
and find out just what they're think.
ing and what they're liable to do about
it,"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

reheated and returned TO
the room. When this Is
done the fresh-air duct
may be closed or partly
closed.
The burning Of the air
in order 10 get heat suf-
ficient to warm the rooms,
limits the usefulness OF
this style Of heating to
small houses, and general
ly to one floor. TO be sue
cessful, the furnace must
be large and the pipes
from 30 10 100 per cent
larger than are ordinarily
used.
All pipes, in cellar and
I'm walls, should be COW
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

There are several different
styles of hoase-heating plants
on the market, the cheapness
and convenience of qUhich
make it unnecessary for farm
houses TO be qvthof a heat
ing system Which means
comfort for the household
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

in a steam system.
of the air makes IL
ice steam at a tenn
ms 125 degrees Fab
ans that a small fire
Its I'm a few minutes.
e only n few gallons
eater. IL is virtually
and requires protec-
lrefully adjusted and
am system. Further
the system will de-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

Whllc ming the system, IN Ofucr 10
let the air out, else the water cannot
get in. When water flows from the
valve It may be closed. This valve
should be opened from time To time
after filling the system, to let out air
that has separated from the water and
gathered in the top of the radiator
The small chamber of air will very
effectively check the circulation
through the radiator and 1t will not
heat.
Cost
The cost of hot-water system for
siX-rOom house will be about $275
or $500 1t will cost about twO-thirds
more than hot air, but hOt-air outfits
last only from 7 to years, with yearly
repairs, while the hot-water system
will last from three To six times as
long, with no expense or upkeep.
The cost of hot-water system will
be about $50 or 500 for radiators, $130
for the heater, and about $50 for in
stallation. Any farmer who is ut all
handy as mechanic can do the work,
leaving $2lO for the plant, compared
with $175 for hot air.
A hOt-air system may give reason
ably satisfactory results in small
buildings. but for large houses and
under most conditions either steam or
hot water is unhcSitatingly recon-
! mendcd. The higher cost is more
than offset, in II few years, by n say
ing of fuel and better results.
Nothing has been said about steam
systems. Little need be said. They
are like water systems i'm makeup. ex-
CCpt that the expansion tank Is closed.
There is no water i'm the radiators,
| only I'm the heater. There is no cir
CulatiOu until the water in the boiler
is boiling, and there is pressure In the
pipes and radiators. This pressure,
while not intended To be heavy, may
become So If not watched carefully.
| This is impossible I'm the average
home. In the mill. factory or large
1 Hat building, there Is reason for keep
| ing II man ON duty constantly, but not
81 In the home.
by the process Of elimination, Ii can
/ safely bc claimed that steam is not
safe, and hot air is not satisfactory to
/ any degree; while hot water. not per-
/ feet because II costs too much. is the
/ best system of the three for heating Il
! home.
Combination System.
4 combination SyStcm-a combina-
| tion of hot water and hot airs the
! ideal system. However. instead OF
| using Il standard hot-air furnace. with
coil in the iircboX for heating the
water (Similar TO that used i'm a
kitchen rangc). it is much better Ia
| place large radiator or coil of
I common pipe i'm box i'm the cellar
which is open To the room above and
To the outside air. This system may
be installed az an additional cost of
| $50. and provides frcsh-alr supply
Mt all times. 1t Is claimed. and with
much reason. that ventilation is not
necessary In the average house; that
the air In the rooms is changed often
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
important 10 Mothers

French inventors claim to have pro-
duced from straw an artificial wood
that has the strength of oak.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
Robbed Her.

Everybody says my daughter go
her beauty from me-"
"How selfish of her to take it?"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
IL Is

isn't that gazelle there a cute lit
tie creature"
"Oh, isn't 1t dear"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
Correct One Way.

Teacher-Bobby, spell yesterday"
Bobby (with his eyes on the calen-
dar-W-e-d d-n-e-S-d-a-y.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

Los Angeles police last year arrest
ed one person for every twelve of pOpu-
latiOn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
BY j. L. Mouy
Unfversiiy Of MinntJoi1

N :: !: =: ?: 6. : !: !: T. ! !: z: :: +: :
EARS of progress have de-
INNl velOped at least six styles
NV Of hOuSe-hcating inStala-
HH tiOnS, aside from the old
EE fashioned first method,
AA the fireplace, where from
so to 90 per cent of the
heat generated went up the chimney
where your shins roasted while your
back frOze.
Real progress was made when the
CRATE fire was moved To the center
of the room and incased in thin cast
iron or sheet iron, giving us the stove,
and increasing the radiating surface
200 per cent. AT the same time the
size of the flue was reduced 70 per
cent, and the large loss of heat char
acteristic Of the open-grate fire was
eliminated.
Another step was made when the
stove was moved to the cellar, and
jacket placed around Ii which opened
through the floor to the room above.
With the neck of this jacket divided
into two or more parts hot-aIr fur
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

Constipation can be cured without drugs.
Natures own remedy-selected herbs-is
Garfield Tea. Adv.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

Scarcely any article of ammunition
IS made complete in any one estab-
liShment.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

one mile of railway requires 27O
tons of rails.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

Health is the fashion. Take Garfield
Tea, the herb laxative which purities the
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03

Ontario's area is 4O7, ,2G2 square
miles.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
Vapor or Vacuum System.

comparatively recent development. II
is the opposite in principle of the
closed-tank hot-watcr system rs the
mir is exhausted from the pipes and
radiators and water stands i'm the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
PRZEWOzNIK6W MA
PROMACH.

Nowy York. Onegdaj ustat ruch
IA promach 1.-THE New York Cen
trail Co., utrzymywany miedzy
Manhattan a New Jersey, gdyz "a
strajkowali przew6znicy W licz--
bic $50. Domasaja sic oni krot-
szych godzin piracy i podwyzki "a
platy. Strajk ten ME stoi W zad-
nym zwiazku z zapowiadanym tn
strajkiem powszechnym, kt6ry
sic ME udal.
Lokal uni robotnikow browar-
nianych ktorego czlonkowie W Ii
czbie 900 wyszli poprzednio IA
6y strajk ''sympatyk6w'', posta
nowi} onegdaj zaniechac bezrobo
ella i wszyscy maja powr6cit do
piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
zYL DIVA LATA, MIMO PEK-
NIECIA KRZYzA.

New York. Pc p~rzezyciu wiecej
niz dw6ch lat z peknieta koscia
pacierzowa, Henryk Tolapki (Po
lak) zmar} W szpitalu powiato-
wynn "Westchester' W Eastview
Przesz}o rok temu dokonano ma
MIN operacyi. Nieszczesliwy by(
sparalizowany cd g}owy do stop
i zaledwic m6gf utrzymac sic W
krzcSle ma ko}ach. Do tego strasz
nego stanu doprowadzony zosta}
skutkiem uderzenia automobilem
przcz asvstenta szcfa policyi Be
sierra " White Plains. PrZez szesc
miesiecy znajdowai sic miedzy ~
ciem Il smiercia, przez caly ten
czas lezac oplastrowany " gipsie.
Poznicj dokonano na MIN trzech
operacyi, lecz ~wszystko to okaza-
10 sic bezskutecznem. Zmarly pra
cowal W domH:L Louisa B. Rolston,
milionera z Purchase, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
WIELKA POWODz w CHI
MACH.

Washington, Okolo 100000
ludnosci W Chinach pozostalo bez
dachu mad gfowa wskutek jednej
Y najwiekszych powodzi W ciagu
ostatnich lat so. Otrzymany przez
department stanu rapport Zapo-
wiada, re wydany zostanie pra-
wdopodobnie APPEL O ponce zagra-
nicy.
Komunikat departamentu sta
nu opiewa:
"Przestrzen okolo 1000 mil
kwadratowych zostala zalana wo
da IA 3 do Is stop wysoko. Po--
w6dz dotkne}a s dystrykt6w. "
%p6inocnej czesci Anhui. w osmiu
tych dystryktach znajduje sic
10 w%iekszych miast o lacznej lud-
nosci cd 500 1000 do 1000, 600. "a
ludnienie ca}ej nawiedzonej po--
VODKA okolicy dosiega liczby g.
100000"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
NOVA POGEOSKA o SCHWY.
TANIU NURA BREMEN.

Washington, Do urzedowych
kol tutejszych donosza z WARY
godnego zrodla, re niemiecka sub
maryna Bremen zostala schwyta-
IA przez A%nglik0w. Odnosnie do
tych doniesien. pochodzacych cd
wysoko postawionych osob woj--
skowych. Bremen widziano pred
trzemi ]tygodniami W wielkiej
przystani angielskiej w Rosyth,
ia wschodnim wybrzezu Szkocyi,
Gala opleciona stalowa siecia. ia
ka ostatniemi easy Anglic.y po-
sluguja sic do chwytania subma-
ryni nieprzyjacielskich. Dotych-
czas schvytano hub zniszczono "a
pomomca tych sieci -oko}o siedm-
dzicsiat submaryn niemieckich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
SKAZANY MA POWIESZENIE

Chicago, III. 10 letni Edgar Het
finger, 1910 Kedzie ave, proceso-
wany pred sedzia -Pamem 0 "a
mordowanie d. 5 kwietnia 1916
modniarki Agn. Middleton, zostaf
onegdaj skazany ma smierc przez
powieszenie przez sad przysiegg-
.lych po kilkogodzimej naradzie.
Przyznal sic OH byl do morder-
silva i rabunku z CORY obmyslo-
nego, ale potem cofna} zeznanie
obronicy jego starali sic udowod--
mic, re jest on ob}akanym, a dwaj
|lekarze istotnie~ utrzymywali, IL
nie jest nalezycie umyslowo roz-
winietym. Zeznania innych leka--
rzy .jednakowoz i ca}ego szeregu
sswiadko6w prokuratoryi byly te--
go rodzaju, re sad przysieglych
|przyszedi do przekonania, IL Het-
finger byl winien morderstwa, j
ze Jest "a czyn s~w6j-odpowiedzial
nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
NIEUDALY STRAJK w NO.
WYNN YORKU.

Nowy York. " ciagu dnia O.
negdojszego zapowiadany tax szu
mnie strajk powszechny "sympa-
tykow'' okazal sic znow fiaskiem
i policya twierdzi. re wcale ME
moze znalezc zadnego dowodu Ia
to-, by powSzechne berbocie W
rzeczywistoSci obejmowafo MAS.
ito.
. Onegdaj odbyfo sic zebranie re
prezentant6w Sc uni robotnik6w
budowlanych, liczacych przesz}c
zoe. 900 cz}onk0w. IA kt0rem pc.
stanowiono ma strajk ME .wycho.
die. Do Strajku przylaczyly sic
faktycznie tylko male lokale Il
mime maszynistow i robotnikoW
browarnianych. ktorzy rozpoczel
cd Srody bczrobocie, lecz poza II
mi o strajku powszechnym mix
juz powaznic Z robotnik6w nit
mySli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
PRZETRZYMANO DWU OFF.
CER0W -BRYTYJSKICH.

Nowy York. Onegdaj poddano
specyalnym badaniom w stacy
immigracyjnej ia Ellis Island
majora Artura S. Humphreys i
porucznika Hugh Levick jr. Off.
cerow armii brytyjskiej, kt6rzy
odnicsli byli RAINY w ostatnich wal
kach mad Somma. Przetrzymano
ich pc przybyciu. ia parowcu''Sa
xonia" w zwiazku - jak wyjaS
Mono - z rozporzadzeniem de-
partamentu stanu, ably zatrzymy-
wac oficer0w i zolnierzy panstw
wojujacych. kt6rzy laduja w tu-
tejszych portach czy to W pre-
.jezdzie do Kanady. czy z zamia-:
rem pozostania W Stanach lied
noczonych.
Porucznik Lcvick ma bye sy-
mem czfonka firmly bankowej' Lee
Higgins & Co.. W Bostonie i cho-
ciaz tn urodzony, zapisany jest
jake poddany brytyjski. Zatrzy-
mani oficerowie zawiadomili 0
tym fakcie brytyjski konsulat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
CZY MUIR "BREMEN" ZATC
NAL.
ZATO.

Portland, Me. Prey przyladkr1
Elizabeth znaleziono pas ratunko
wy z napisem Bremen t. j. ma
zwa niemieckiego nura handlowe
90, kt6rego przybycie W tych
dniach zapowiadano z Berlina i
stad powstaje wniosek, re 1odz
podwodna ulegla w poblizu wy
BREEZY amerykanskich jakiejS ka
tastrofie i zatone}a.
Nazwa "Bremen' wypisana
jest IA paste Garment literami
wielkosci dwu cali, a marka o.
chronna zawiera firme ~. Ep-
pinkhoven, Wilhelmshayen''. Pas
ochronny ME leza1 dfugo w wo
die, a urzednicy, kt6rzy go o.
gladali, twierdza, re jeSli ktoS
go wrzucif do mora ma Fart, ably
zbalamucic opinie. to tart mu sic
udaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
STRAJK POWSZECHNY w
NEW YORKU.
Nowy York. Obzna.jomieni

NoWy York. ObznaJomlenl
I%tutejsza s.ytuac.ya strajkowa pre-
w6dcy robotniczy oswiadczyli o.
negdaj wiecz6r, re dis wyjdzie
ma strajk W Nowym Yorku i oko.
Hey okolo 100000 unist0w. Usifo.
wanna sparalizowania calego pre-
mysiu i handful Wielkiego New
Yorku przeszfy zatem W STADIUM
ostre i stanowcze, gdyz przew6d-
cy ci zapewniaja take, re we
'czwartek wyjdzie dalszych 10O,--
1000, Il w piatck zn6w 100000 TO
botnik6w Ia strajk, re z koncem
biezacego tygodnia ogolna ich Ii
czba wyniesie 100000.
Ia bczrobociem celem dopomo-
|zcnia do zwyciestwa funkcyona-
r.vuszom kolei podziemnych g6r
nych oSwiadczylo sic dotychczas
5000 robotnik6w browarnianych,
115, 900 robotnik6w zajetych w
przemysle budowlanym 100000
cz1onk0w "The United Hebrew
|Trades', 1000 woznic6w posta-
nowifo takze przy}aczyc sic dis
hub jutro do bezrobocia.
Gubernator Whitman ME po-
wziat dotychczas zadnej decyzyi
w sprawie projektu zwo}ania mad
zwyczajnej sesyi legislatury, ce-
lem zapobiezenia strajkowi gene
ralnemu a burmistrz Mitchell IDA
:je sic bye r6wniez W obecnej sy-
tuacyi zupefnie bezradnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
w BRANDON SA
CIEzAREM OLA MIESZKAN-
COW.

Brandon, Man. - Tramwaje W
Brandon przynios}y w tym roku
- jak wladze miejskie obliczaja
blizko $4,000 straty, co czy--
nj okolo $4,000 miesiecznie. Maj
wieksza GEESE straty poniesiono
ubiegfej zimy, kiedy z powodu
wielkich snieg6w ruch tramwa~
j6w musiano powstrzymac zupef-
ME, ma przeciag dzicsieciu tygo--
dni.
w roku 1915 tramwaje przy--
niosly straty og6}em $4,000. kt6-
re W tym roku pokryte zostana
droga podatku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
Strawberry W FABRY-
KACH PAPIERU POWR6-
GILL DO A

Fort Frances, Ont. - Tutejsze
fabryki papieru ora papiernie
W international Falls. kt6re by}y
przez :jakiS czas zamkniete z po-
wodu strajku robotnikow, zasta}y
z powrotem otwarte. Pomiedzy
strajkujacymi robotnikami a kom
pania przyszlo ostatecznie do po-
rozumienia i robotnicy powr6cili
do piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
MASOWE ARESZTOWANIE
ROBOTNIK6W.
Scranton, Pa.

Scranton, Pa. - w czwartek
pred wieczorem W Old Forge
odby}o sic zgromadzenie stowa-
rzyszenia Industrial Workers of
the World, ma kt6re wladze poll
cyjne ME chcialy dac pozwolenia.
Policya dowiedziawszy sic o tenn,
najecha}a IA obradujacych ro-
botnikow i aresztowafa 267miu Il
czestnik6w. Policcyi pomagali W
tel robocie deputowani szeryfa
2Otu z~olnierzy stanowych.
w sadzie skazano kazdego Z a
resztowanvch ia zaplacenie $50
kary "a nicprzyzwoitc zachowa.
ME sic. 49, PoniewaZ Mkt ME po-
stawil IA Siebie kaucyi. ami tel
ME zapfacif kary - przeto pos}a'
no wSzystkich z powrotem do wiz
zienia powiatowego.
Oskarzono ich o niedozwolone
zchranie sic, konspiracye, wywo'
}ywanie zaburzen i nieprzyzwoitt
zachowanie sic. Celem wypuszcze
MIA ma wolnoSc tych robotnik6w
zazadano cd zarzadu robotnicze..
organizacyi zlozenia kaucy,i W
sumie 1895, OOO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
100 L
POLEGkO.

Chihuahua, miasto, Mex. We
die otrzymanego przez generafa
Trevino raportu genera}a Ra-
mos przyszlo onegdaj do krwawe
90 starcia miedzy wojskami Car
ranzy a bandytami Will niedale-
ko Cusihuiriachio. 50 mil IA pc,
}udnie od miasta chihuahua. &c.
neral Ramos zostaf raniony. ale
pojmano take rannego do ME.
wolf herszta handy nazwiskiem
Bandelio Tribe. Przeszlo 100 ban
dvtow poleg}o W tel walce, ale
Carranzisci poniesli take znacz-.
ne straty W zabitych i rannych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
ROKOWANIA z .MEXYK1EM
PRZERWANE.

New London, Conn. Onegdaj 0
brady konferencyi amerykansko-
mcxykaiskiej wziely caikiem ME
PRECAUTIONARY obr6t i dola}y t,yl.
ko oliwy do ognia, gdy komisa.
re mexykanscy w mysl p%olecenia
Carranzy zakomunikowali jego
stanowcze zadanie wycofania eks
pedycyi gencrafa Pershinga. Re-
prezentanci amerykahscy dali cd
powiedz odmowna, a wowczas
Mexykanie oswiadczyli, re Rad
ich ME moe zgodzic sic ma prowa
dzenie dalszych rokowan, jak d}u
go wojska Stan6w Zjednoczonych
znajduja sic ma t%erytoryum me-
xykanskiem komisarze amerykan-
scy zapytali wobec tego, czy Car
rama got0w jest obsadzic swojem
wojskiem tcrytoryum ktore e.
wentualnie cwakuowa} by gene
raj Pcrshing, lecz otrzymali od-
powiedz, re komisya mcxykanska
niema prawa wiazac swego rzadu
zadnemi zobowiazaniami i przy-
rzeczeniami.
Ma TEN rzecz Gala stane}a osta-
tecznic. Popoludniu komisarze a
merykanscy odbyli posiedzenie
oddzielnc, pc kt6rem przesfali
sprawozdanie i swe rekomenda--
eye sekretarzowi stanu ,Lansingo-
wi.
Mona uwazacc ia rzecz pewna
lie ckspedycya Pershinga ME 70
stanie odwolana, jak dfugo bcz-
p~ieczenstwo mienia i zycia ME 70
stanie zagwarantowane mieszkan
com pogranicza, re zaS Carranza
ME chce wiazac sic zadnemi obi
gacyami. sprawl Gale przedsta-
via sic dosyc krytycznie.
Z Waszyngtonu wyjechaf ia
wezwanic Carranzy do Mexyku
miasta jego reprezentant senior
Arredondo. Senior Cabrera, pre-
yes komisyi mexykanskiej, zape--
wnia jcdnak, re wyjazd ten ME
ma mic wsp6lnego Z toczacemi
sic rokowaniami i poczatkowo
mial nastapic jeszcze 1890 b. M.
a tylko ola nieprzewidzianych
przeszk6d zosta} od}ozony. Twier-
dzi on take, re Arredondo pow
r6ci do Stan6w Zjednoczonych "a
kilka t.ygodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
MAI WYRZUTY SUMIENIA
PRZEZ SIEDM LAT.

Reading, Pa. Szczyt uczciwosci
notu.ja tn W biurach Reading
Transit Company. Otto pewien a
nonim nadesla} i'm. list W kt0rym
znajdowaf sic "nikiel'', z dopis-
klein, IL nalezy sic on i'm "a pre-
jazd tramwajem. Anonim pred
siedmiu laty wsiad} do tramwa-
ju i ME zaplaci} "nikla" konduk
torowi. Cd tego czasu cierpia} wy
rzuty snmienia i uwazaf sic "a
zlodzieja. W koncu postanowi}
oddac co byl winien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-05
Kajxaznlajsze Wypadki
M!nlonsgo Tygodnia.
K. ARCYBI.
SKUPA- ELEKTA MSGR,
SINNITT.
SINNITT.

\dJpfZcN. MS. AfcVDlSklp AL
fred Sinnot, zamianowany IA
Stollce noWo utworzonej archi-
dyccezyi Winnipeg, zosta} kon--
sckrowany ubiegiy czwartek
W OttaWie. Ccrcmonii konsekra-
cyl dokonal .Jego Ekscclcncya
Msgr. Stagni, Delegat Apostol-
ski na kanade. W asystencyi Maj
prev. k>. Arcybiskupa Mac
Nallv Z Calgary. Konsckracya
odby1a sic 0 godzinic Sci rano
W malej kaplicy PREY Legacyi pa
pieskiej, a pr0cz Duchowienstwa
wzieli W tel uroczystoSci udzial
tylko najblizsi krewni rs. Arcy-
biskupa-elekta.
W dniu konsekracyi otrzyma}
las nowy Arcypasterz mn6stwo
zrczcn. lmieniem parafii Ducha
Sw. przeslal Wiel. KS. Proboszcz,
FIR. B. kowalski do KS. Arcybis-
kupa-elckta nastepujacy telegram
''Heartiest congratulations on
Day Of Your Episcopal Consc-
Grafton, Fathers and Parish Of
the Holy Ghost. Hundred TWEEN
t:y Children received Holy Conn.,
taunton during Mass celebrated
for You, calling Gods blessings
upon their new archbishop per
son and future work..
Pc pol>ku brzmi powyzszy to-
lcgram jak nastepuje:
"NajSerdeczniejsze. zyczenia W
Dniu Waszej Ekscelencyi bisku--
riej konsekracyi, Ojcowie i Para
fla Ducha Sw. Sto dwadziescia
polskich dzieci przyjelo Komunie
Sw. podczas MSzy Sw. "a Wasza
Ekscelencye odprawionej, pro-
szac Boga 0 bfogosfawienstwo
ola osoby ich nawego arcybisku-
pa i przySz}ej pracy''.
zyczenia od Polak6w : Katoli-
k6w, a wiecej jeszcze duchowy
dar dziatwy ~naszej, jaki ona ofia
rowa}a ks. Arcybiskupowi, przy-
stepujac ia Jego intencye do Sto
Ill Panskiego w dniu konsekracyi
gleboko. wzruszy}y Jego Eksce--
lencye. W osobistym tcz liscie,
wyslanym ia rece \. Proboszcza
kowalskiego. Msgr. Sinnott po-
dziekowat "a zyczenia, p~rzesy}a-
,iac swoje A]postolskie blogos}a-
vienStwo wSzystkim, a dziatwie
;;aiSz3fejj W szczeg6lnosci, piszac co
1;astepaje:
"Sincere thanks to theFathers
and faithful Of the Holy Ghost
Parish, and cordial blessing to
all, especially to the children
whose spiritual gift i most highly
value.
Alfred A. Sinnott.
Archbishop-clect Of Winnipeg.
Pc polsku:
"Szczerze dzieki Ojcom i wier-
nym parafii Ducha Sw., a z SEP
ca plynace BlogoslawienStwo ola
wszystkich. W szczeg0lnosci Ola
dziatwy kt6rej duchowy dar &C.
ME najwyzej.
Alfred A. Sinnott.
Arcybiskup clekt Winncpcgu.