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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
PORANIONY PREY BUDOWIE

William Werner T. firmly, kon-
traktor1w Scidlitz & Werner ley
w Szpitalu w k~rytycznym stanic.
Bvl on W Sobote rano przy pra-
cy przybudowy fabryki cukier-
k1w. Schuler'a i wstqpil ia cieZko
obladowana matrryalami budow--
lament winde: ydy ia zna.jdowa--
la sic ia wySoko$ci ~trzecieyo pie
ira kabcl sic zcrwal i wSzvstko
runelo ia ziemie. Werner POSTAL
ciezko poranionv i zabranv w am
bulanSie do szpitala. gdzic sic Okla
za}o. zc lcwa noga byla zlamana
ponize.j kolana a prawa z}amana
prZy kostce. oprocz teyo odni6s}
cieZkic w~cwnetrZnc %poranienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
WYRZUCENI z SIEDZEN1A

+. &. Sell, B. Stolpa i H. Be
MINIS, PREY rozwozeniu lodu Sell
Ice Co., w%yrzuceni z~ostali re
swych siedzen IA wolfe W przesz
Ia sobote wieczorem, edy ich all.
tomobi najecha} - przcdnie ko}o
turmanki spad}o, w6z sic pochy-
lit. konie sic w!ystraszyEy i pedzi-
~ HAWAI-, az stane}y W. podw6rzu.
Przypadek wydarzy} sic ma Broad
way Grand III. Mezczyyzini 3D.
nieSli porazenia ale ME niebezpie
czne. Numeru ami w}asciciela sa-
mochodu ME zdo}ano rozpoznac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
UMARLI.
S. P. IGNACY PIECHoWsKI.

S. p. IGNACY PIECHOWSKI.
w sobote o 9:45 z rama, umar]
w domu swej c6rki PAM Alb. Pa
szkiewiczowej, Fam. p. n. 9O7
wsch. Gstej I'll. S. p. Ignacy Pie
chowski, d1ugoletni mieszkaniec
czwartej wardy. Nieboszczyk H.
cyl 70 lat. pozostawia try cork
p. Anton. Durecka W Marshland,
Wis, PAM Regina Paszkiewicz i
PAM Maryanna Rymarkiewicz i
trzech syn6w. Pogrzeb odbyf sic
wtorek o 10tej godz. pred pc
}udniem 4 koscio}a Sw. Stanis}a--
wa X. Naboienstwo i ceremonie
za}obne odprawil Wicl. Ks. l.. Ku
fel, La Crosse, Wis.
Wieczny odpoczynek race mu
dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
DESZCZ OCHLODZIL POWIE.
TREE.

po raln tvyodniowrj okr"pncj
yorarzrr we wtorck pc po|udniu
Nr>zcz whlodzi} temperature. a
trrmomrtr obnizyl sic naraz o 20
>t"pni. Dr>zrz padal pc poludniu.
WirrZOrrm i W norN. Il p%otrZrbnN
hv| hardzo na po|a i o"rody. Po
ArSzrzu wSzy>tko sic od>wiczylo,
q i Iudzic oddychaja >wobodnicj.
Dc>zrz padal w ca}cj po}udniowcJ
MinncSocic i rzrA:ia W SO. Dako-
cie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
JOHN S. CICHANOWSKI.
Dyrektor pogrzebowy
562 Wsch. 4ta utica.
Telcfon Nr. 1851.
POTRZEBA WYROBIG DAL-
sly SPIS.

Il p%omiedzy 1853 m}odvch ludzi
ktorzy sic dotad stawili do cgza-
minacyi jest tylko 20 takich, ktt
rzy ME wnicSli podania 0 zwol-.
nienic: "otowych do sluzby a I'll.
pclnie niczdatnych by]o pomie.
dry tymi u. Zdaje sic juz teraz
ME watpliwcm. re dalSzy spis na
Stawienic sic bedzic mnsia} bye
vyrobiony azcby zcbrac zadana
kWotr l. poWiatu WinOnskiryO.
.Je>ZrZc raZ sic zwraca >zczcg61
na uwaye il wy1osowani, kt6rzy
sic ME zg}osza podpadna surowcj
karZr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
N1ESZCZEsC1E PREF N1EU.
WAGE,

Przvpadkicm traril Grzcyorz
Nandraszck, zatrudnionv w fabry
CO rukicrk0w Kramer Candy Fac
tory hcbcl maSzvny, i wprowa-
dill ia przcz to W ruch. ieyo reka
Z tcgo powodu wdostala sic W ma
Szync, zoStala potluczona i llama
ma. Azrby go uwolnic Z bolcSncgC
poluZcnia muSiano rOZebrac ma
>ZNne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09

ojciec i matka ich poprzednicy
byll Polakami, a my tel chcemy
takimi pozostac i zwac sic Pola-
kami, chociazby to i million lat
trwac mia}o. Wezmy naprzyk}ad
re ~zasiejesz jakies zboze, W jakim
badz kraju i take ono tez wei.
die i ~urosnie. Przenica zawsze
pozostanie przenica, zyto zytem a
kartofle kartoflami i t. d. Japon-
czyk zawsze ma i bedzie mial wy
glad rasy %japonskiej i inne naro-
dy maja swoj wyglad, tax tez ]
my Polacy bez wyjatku z pod ia
kiegobadz zaboru chocby i z ksie
zyca z pod ziemi zawsze bedzie-
my, i jesteSmy Polakami, a jeno
g}upcy 60 sic wstydza swej marc
dowoSci.
My Polacy pOwlnnlSmy Sic
szczycic lie jesteSmy Polakami a
ME zmieniac swoich nazwisk, DO
/ tn jest wic]u takich, kt6rzy poz
mieniali swoje nazwiska IA ME
mieckic. chociaz nicmieckie nazwi
ko ME jest wcale ]epszc cd polls
kiego.
Trzysta lat tcmu Prusv ME by
~ ami krolestwem prime Albert
uklak} pred kr6lem polskim
przysiega} mu wicrnoSc a tax do
|trzymal prusak tel wiernoSci lie
wydrapalby oczy Polscc.
A col sic dzia}o "a OLGA sw. l.
noccntego trzecicgo kicdy. przX-
sz}o al 5000 turk6iw do We'd
mia do stolicy austrvackiej ably
wypedzic Ccsarza i jcgo dwor re
stolicy a Inoccnty trzeci wezwal
Jana Sobicskiego ably wyruszy} i
bronil Chrzcscijanstwo. Jan So
|bicski W imie Bozc wzial 30 tysie
|cy pol>kic"o wo.j>ka i wvbral sic
ia przcciwnika - i zwyciezy} i
wyynal Turkow Z Wicdnia i Tu,
cy zaprzvSicgli, zc juz nigdy ME
chca mice wojny T. Polakami.
Wtcncza> Jan III Sobicski krol
pol>ki obronil Austrye cd napa-
|du Turkow i m6gl by] przy}aczyc
kraj do PolSki. ale "a to krol Pol
ski mic ME wzia} cd Austrvi-to
tel "a to. jak to mowia, lie .jcdna
rcka druya my.jc, to znaczy. re
kicdv ia hub mnic kto COS dobregO
uczyni to IA to powinnismy mu
bye w%dzieczni i jakim dobrym
sposobcm to wynagrodzi". Au-
Strya tel sic "a to odwdzieczy}a
PoI>cc w ten sposob. lie podpisa]a
rozbi0ir Polski. czyli lie Ia dobrc
oczv wvdrapywala swcmu przyJa
cicloWi i GobroczyiIcy, a to jest
bardzo Poole.
TomaSZ EalcWala,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
re SPRAWOZDANIA STR0zA
DZICZYZNY.

Podluy przcdlozonych ohznaj--
micn >tr"zy dziczyzny "stat-
1iirh trzcch micSiArach marcu,
.kwir1niu i ma.ju zap}acono kar!y
x3.2S4.SO Il $50 arrSZtoWanych
POSTAL tvlko .jrdcn uwolnionv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
PRZYBYLI MA 48 GODZIN Do
WINONY,

Adam Ostrowski, dawnicjszy Ii
stonosz Leon Ryszka, syn Fran
|ciszka i Lucyi Ryszk6w, ktorzy
sic zapisaIi do marynarki w Great
Lakes. Ill. przybyli w piatck la
IS yodzinnc wakacyc, kazdv do
|Swyrh rodzic1w. w nicdziclr VIE
czorrm odjrchali do >wcj kwatc-
nv,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
POJECHAL DO DAKOTY MA
ZNIWA.

Pan Leon Bronx. T. kompanii
''Winona Coal Co." wyjecha} w
Sobo1r do Fried, y. Oak. do swe-
go brata p. Jana Bronka do po-
mocv PREY Zniwicniu zboza. w
tvm roku W Dakocic ZniWa roZpO
czely sic o diva tygodnic PREDICT
niZ po innc lata, Il poWodu braku
dc>zczu gdy 90 by}o najwicccj
pOtrzcba ma ZaSicWv. Il pOWodu
>,1Szy zbozc PREDICT zaczc}a
>chmac ! ~dojrZcWac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
WlADOMOSCl 0SOBlSTE.
WYJECHALI DO ~GRENVII.I.E
so. OAK

Ma srebrny jubileusz Prev. ks
dziekana J. Wojtowicza wy:jecha
Ii w niedziele W po}udnie Prev
ks. kanonik j. Pacholski i Wiel,
ks. Jan E. Grabowski.
Pc po}udniu W niedziele bawili
ma plebanii W przejezdzie do Gren
vile, Wiel. ks. WI. Mscisz 2
North Creek Wis. i Wiel. ks. ia
kub Cara Z Pine Greek, Wis. Cd
jechali wicczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
WEZWANA DO POMOCY
PREY zNIWACH.

Parma Cccylia WoISka, c6rka p
Jana WolSkicyo wcFried. y. Oak
kt0ra bawila W Winonic II krrw-
nych przcz kilka tvyodni, W So
botr wicrzorcm od.jrcha|a do do
mu aZeby pomoc przy zniwieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09

prawo do autonomii W granicach
Rosyi, Nekrasow by1 "a zupeha
niepodleg}oscia Polski>
Podobne tez stanowisko wzgle-
dem sprawy polskiej %zajmowa}
zawsze Efremow, posel z Okre-
gu Wojska Donskiego i prezes
miedzy : parlamentarnej grupy
rosyjskiej, a obecny minister spra
wiedliwosci. Efremow znany jest
jake goracy zwolennik idei slo--
wianskiej i obronca praw wszyst-
lkich slowianskich narod6w. w 70
ku 1908 bra} on udzia} W z,jezdzie
slowianskim W Pradze czeskiej,
gdzie propagowal dazenie wyzwo
|lenia ludlow s}owianskich z pod "a
grazajacej i'm germanizacyi i uci
sku.
Osobistym przyjacielem Pola-
k6w i kultury polskiej jest obec-
ny minister zagranicznych spraw
Tereszczenko. jest on wnukiem
|ch}opa, ale juz jego ojcicc doszedl
do olbrzymiego majatku a sam
Tcrcszczcnko jest wlaScicielem
400, 900 dziesiecin Ia Ukraine.
Micszka,jac wSr6d Polak6w Tere
szczenko poznal sic Z ich s}usznc
mi dazeniami i g}eboko przeja}
kulture polska. DIS posiada on O.
pinie goraccgo rzecznika sprawy
polskicj.
Miko}aj Lwow many jest szc--
roko jake sympatyczny idealista
W politycc, pragnacy sprawledll-
wcgo rozwiazania spraw wszyst-
kich narod0w w sklad Rosyi wcho
dzacych. Wszystkie tel rcalnc da
iZcnia Polakow popicra} szczerze j
wiadomcm bylo wSr6d polityk6w
polskich, lie Mikolaja Lwowa
znajda zawszcmoralne poparcie.
Minister piracy Skobolcw, socy-
alista, podohnic jak Lw0W pod
czas swej karycry poselskicj usi-
lowal zawszc bronic idei sprawic-
dIiwoSci w RoSvi j prawo naro--
dow w jej sk}ad wchodzacych.
Minister poczty i telegraph So
cyaliSta Czerctcli san bedac pos
lem do Dumy T. kaukazu, ktorv
nadarcmnie dochodzil prawswych
"a dawncgo dcSpotyczncgo rzadu
|nic moe ME wspolczuc tel i re
sluSzncmi prawami PoISki. Ale
zdanic :jcgo w tel sprawic ME jest
:jeszczc bliZej znanc.
Il powyzszcgo zcstawicnia sym
patyi nowych' mini>tr6w rosyjS--
kich widac. zc Sprawic nicpodlc-
y'osci PoI>ki. oficyalnic ogloszo--
ncj przcz rad prowizoryczny i
armie ro>yj>ka. mic diego cd no.
wpgo rzadu ZayraZac ME moze.
DIS RoSya Zaczyna zdaWac Soblc
jasno sprawe re Wolno>c PoISkl,
i to jak w najobszernicjszych era
nicach, jest nictyIko Unforeseen
Polski, ale / Rosyi. Nova odra-
dza jaca sic Rosya w.ymaga konie
cznic Ola bczpicczncgo rozwijania
wcwnetrzncgo zycia W nowych
warunkach, odgraniczcnia sic od
Nicmiec. A TEN odyRaniczenicm
moze bye tylko wolna, zjcdnoczo
ma ] z przystcpcm do morza Pol
ska. )
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
MOST BEDZIE BLOKOWANY

w porozumicniu L kompanla
Bonding Company, odno>nic do
brukowania wySokicyo moStu, "a
rad uchwaIi! do wyk}adania mo
stu wye krrozowanych hrcWnla-
nvch blok0W zamiaSt cr"Icl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
WiadOmO$ci
MIEJSC0WE.
Stub w KOSCIELE SW. STA
NISLAWA K.

We wtorck 0 9tcj godz. z rama
W kosciele sw. Stanis}awa K. po-
laczyl Wiel. ks. Jan Guzinski doz
gonnym slubem ma}zenskim Pa
ma Piotra Marchlewicza, syna
Sranciszka j Joanny Marchlewi-
cz6w j panne Helene Zaborowska,
obojc 4 Fountain City. Szczesc
i'm BOZc!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
OTWARTY OLA PRZEJEZ-
Y

Duly most przez rzeke Missis-
sippi zostal W sobote otwarty Ola
przejezdzajacych Z tenn jednak
zastrzezeniem, azeby jazda pc mo
seize odbywala sic jak najwolniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
POWR6CIL z KONWENCYI,

Pan Michaf Liberia i iona "a
'micszkali Ia zachodniej stroni.
miasta, powr6cili w poniedzia}el
Z Chicago, gdzic p. Liberia bral u
dziaf w konwcncyi Stowarzysze-
MIA dctalicznych przemysfowc6w
|Oko}o szeSc do siedcm set czlon-
k0w by1o obecnych. Panstwo Ii
bcra odwicdzili take krewnycl
w milwaukee, South Bend, Ind.
zanim powr0cili do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
GORACZKA POWODEM SAMO
B0JSTWA.

Il rowodu wiclkiej goraczki W
przcSz|vm tvyodniu odcbral So
bic zvcic przcz powicSzcnic sic ma
Pine Island. Observation-Disclosures
krawicc .Jozcf kopccki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
KOBIETA

Parma SybiI Campbell. przyby-
la III T. Washington. O., pc porozu
mirniu sic l. klubami i zarzadem
policyjnym przyjrla ma sluzbe
poIicyjna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
zo}nierze z kompanii F. pierw

>zcyo rcgimentu. kt6rzy przcz O.
Statnic try miesiacc stall tn na
stray. odjechali W przesz}a Sro.
de do Fort Smelling.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09

CZytelnikom Wiarusa Zwracamv
uwagr na o%y}oSzenie Inter State
Co. >ierpniowe.j >przedazv trze
Wlk"W. mcbli / porcclany. zllajdu-
Jace sic IA STRONGLY 5tej dzisie.isze
go numcru Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09

PAM FIR .Peplinska. wyjechala
Ma kilka dniowa goScine do krew
nvch i znajomych do M%inneapo-
lis. zkad uda sic do Butte, Mont.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
PoTRZEBA.

POTRZEBA.
Potrzcba polskiej nauczycielki
do publicznej szko}y - do pierw
Szcj klasy. $50 miesiecznic. Zglo.
sic sic do
Y. E. Cimenski
Clerk dystrykt No 81.
r. = Box %.
Little Falls, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
POTRZEBA.

mezczyzn W zakladzie gazowym
$500 dzicnnie. Sta}a praca.
Zg|o>ic sic do ofisu
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23
COUNTY MEDICAL
 SOCIETY MEETS

The Hot Spring County Medical Society held a meeting in this city Thursday in the parlors of the Nal vern hotel. The meeting was we'll att tended, and much business was trans acted.
 Drs. k. Y. Phillips and E. H. Me Cray were selected to prepare papers to be read at the next meeting of the Society on the first Wednesday in April.
 The society selected three physicians whose names will be submitted to the State Board of Health to be recom- mended to the County Judge as County Health officer. Under the new law, the State Health Board recom- mends three names, to the County Judge, one of which is selected by him as County Health officer. The Society recommended Drs. E. T. Bramlitt, ]. M. Williams and E. H. MeCray.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23
FIVE MORE LADIES
 GET POLL TAX RECEIPTS

Five more Hot Spring county ladies will exercise their right of Franchise, and take advantage of the Riggs votes for Women law, in Hot Spring county. Mrs. Mary Hilburn Jackson, Mrs. Anna Roberts, Mrs. May Belle Garden, Mrs. Lucy Stanley and Mrs. Viola Bray paid their poll tax at the sheriff's office today, and secured a poll tax receipt.
 Deputy sheriff Bray states that many more have signifed their in- tentions of doing likewise, and he ex- poets rush on the poll tax business in the very near future. The sheriff. office, however, is amply prepared to care for the ladies' wants, and every courtesy will be shown those desiring to secure their receipt. The dollar will also be cheerfully received.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23
MEETING OF MILL MEN
 HERE TOMORROW

A meeting will be held tomorrow at the County Court House at l o'clock in the afternoon, of all grad CTS, feeders, shipping clerks, checkers, and foremen connected with the Pine saw mills, affiliated with the Southern Pine Association throughout central Arkansas. Mill men from Prescott, Graysonia, 2 sboro, Glenwood, Plain view, Little lock, Pine Bluff Fordyce and nu Der of other Arkansas towns will present.
 This is first meeting of it's kind that has er been held in this section of the state although several meetings in other states, have been held.
 The object fthis meeting is to dis cuss the various subjects in the Pine lumber industry, looking to the uni fication of the grades.
 
 The principal speakers at tomor- rows meeting, will be W. II. Putnam, advertising manager of the Southern Pine Association, of New Orleans, La, D. F. Jones, chief inspector of the Association who will be in charge of the meeting.
 It is expected that large attend ance will be had.
 These meetings are held through out the Pine manufacturing districts of the south, and great interest has been manifested at them by the mer l in this line of business. The meeting here will be held under the auspices of the local mills.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23
U. 5. TANK SHIP
 IS TORPEDOED.
TWENTY ONE LIVES WERE LOST AND NO WARNING WAS GIVEN. WAS SUNK OFF HOLLAND COAST.

Washington, March 22.-Americar Consul Mahin at Amsterdam cablec the State Department tonight that the American steamer Healdton, sunk by submarine yesterday off Terschel- ling, Holland, was torpedoed without warning and that 20 of the crew were drowned and one died of injuries.
 His dispatch follows:
 "Standerd Oil ship Healdton, from Philadelphia for Rotterdam, cargo oil torpedoed without warning 8:15 even ing of Fist, s25 miles north of Ter schelling, Holland Twenty of crew drowned. One died of injuries. Others (taken) to north of Holland. Sub- marine seen after torpedoing. More details to follow"
 Thirteen members of the crew have arrived at Ymuiden, Holland, and eight were landed at Terscheiling They say the steamer was sunk with out warning in the so-called "safe zone,' and expressed the belief that 19 men aboard the vessel were drown ed. One of the men died on the way to Terschelling, and another, badly in- jured, was taken there in torpedo boat
 The Healdton sailed from Chester, Pa, on January 26 for Rotterdam with 2,137,711 gallons of refined petroleum valued at $106,886. She was last re- ported theree days later 72o miles east of Delaware breakwater. She was commanded by Captain Christopher. She was built at Greenock, Scotland, in 1908 Her home port was New York.
 Eight of the officers and engineers of the Standard Oil steamship Heald- lon are American citizens, an officer of the company said tonight.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23
4. 0. U. W. PLAN
 BIG MEETING
LARGE CLASS TO BE INITIATED. IN HONOR OF J. B. COLLIE, STATE TREASURER, OF THE ORGANIZATION.

That the people of Malvern and vicinity are taking favorably to the plan of A. o. U. w. Grand Lodge representatives, who have been in the city during the past week, to initiate Ia large class, in honor of our fellow townsman, J. Bruce Collie, who has the distinction of being a Grand Lodge officer, holding the position of State Treasurer, is evident, by the large number of new applications which have been received to date.
 A meeting of the local lodge was held Thursday night, at which time plans were made to hold booster meeting of the first night in May, which will be in the form of ban quet, and will be attended by Grand Master Workman, Frazer, and Grand Recorder, II. L. ross, of Little Rock, who will come here with team to put on the degree work and initiate all the new candidates.
 About % new applications have been received, and representatives of the Grand Lodge will remain here un- til that time, and the prospects are good for many more applications. All new members received by. April 26, will be counted in the 1000 class which the lodge has undertaken to obtain by that time, and will be entertained in Little Rock, at the meeting of the Supreme Lodge from April 23 to 26, inclusive.
 Teams were appointed at last nights meeting for work from now until the big meeting on May 1st, as follows:
 Team L R. M. scoggins, captain; k. II. Collie, Luther Adair, s. F, Gavender, w R. Day and J. A. Birch, Jr., Leuits.
 Team ?. Ed Gray Thrasher, cap tain; " J. Eatherly, Lee Edwards, Mick Strauss, Colburn Miller and Lewis Collie, Leuits.
 Grand Lodge representatives who are here will assist in the work, and all members of the organization are urged to give all assistance possible in order that large class may be ob- tained.
 Members of the Lodge here should feel honored at having one of their members as a State officer, and it is believed that much interest will be worked up in the lodge by this method, and the movement in honor of Mir. Collie will be one that the lodge will be proud of.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23

If you are not getting the Record, telephone 64W, and have the boy leave it for you. Don't forget we print the news each day, and the paper is de- livered to your door, for 10 cents a week.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23
TAFT WILL NOT
 VISIT HOT SPRINGS

Little Rock, March 23.-Former President Taft wired Gov. Trough yesterday from Danville, Va, that his schedule will make it impossible to ac- eept the invitation to spend next Sun day in Hot Springs. He will be in Lit tie Rock Monday.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23
MAYOR W. A. HALEY
 A BENEDICT
WEEDS MRS. RIDDLE IN CAMDEN THIS AFTERNOON. WILL RE- TURN TOMORROW.
Special to the Daily Record.

opeSidi lo tnc Ddlly necofu.
 Camden, March 23.-Mayor w. A. Haley, of Malvern, and Mrs. John Bid dle, of Stephens, were married at the Baptist parsonage here this after noon at 3 o'clock Rev. w M. Wright performing the ceremony. The mar riage came as surprise to the friends of the contracting parties in this city, Mayor Haley arriving at 12 o'clock from Malvern and the wedding taking place at 3 P. M.
 After few days honeymoon the bride and groom will return to Mall vern where they will reside.
 Rumors of the marriage of Mayor Haley were rife in this city today and the fact that he left at g o'clock for Camden was taken as an indication that these rumors would soon be con- firmed.
 Mayor W. A E. Haley is serving his second term as Mayor of Malvern and has many friends here who join this paper in wishing for him and his bride a life filled with happiness and success.
 They are expected to arrive in this city tomorrow.
Malvern daily record., 1917-03-23


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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-25

game warden In accordance with
this report the society met at the JET
ferson hotel, Columbia, S. C.,>on May
l9. There were only two nominations
for the position of chief game WardeR
Mr.. Wade Hampton Gibbes and Col.
a. A. Richardson. By vote OF z2S to
S5 the society decided to send in the
name Of Col. A. A. Richardson, along
with their reason for so doing. the
said reasons being attached to this let
ter. l will also send you a steno-
graphic copy OF my rulings and my
reasons for the same as soon as Mr.
A. VI. Deal, the stenographer, turns
ever the typewriter report to me.
Respectfully yours,
''E. c. L. Adams,
"President Audubon Society"
The governor replied as fol oWs:
columbia, S. c., May q, 1917.
"Dr. E. C. L. Adams, President Audu-
bon Society of South Carolina, Co.
lUmbia, S. C.
Dear sir: Received from v. F.
your letter of May p.
1917, recommending the name OF Mr..
A. A. Richardson for the position OF
chief game warden.
yours truly,
John Elliott Puckette.
Secretary to the Governor"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-25

alien; a. or have you declared your
intention to become citizen (specify
which,
Cl) If you were born in the United
States, including Alaska and Hawaii
You are a natural-born citizen, nc
matter what may have been the citiz
enship of your parents. If you were
born in Porto Rico, you are a citizen
Of the United States, unless you were
born of alien parentage. If you were
born abroad, you are still citizen OF
the United States if your father was q
citizen of the United States at the
time you were born, unless you have
expatriated yourself.
(2) You are naturalized citizen il
You have completed your naturaliza
ton; that is, if you have "taken final
papers" But you are not citizen il
you have only declared your inten-
tion to become a citizen Chat is, II
you have only "taken out first pa
rers"); in the latter case you are
only "declarant"
You are also naturalized citizen
if. although foreign born, your father
or surviving parent became fully
naturalized while you were under q
years of age, and if you came to the
United States under 81.
(3) You are declarant if, although
a citizen or subject of some foreign
country, YOU have declared on oath
before naturalization court your in
tention to become a citizen Of the
United States. Receipt from the clerk
of the court of the certified copy of
such declaration is often called "tak-
ing out first papers" You are not a
declarant if your first paper was
taken out after September 26, 1906,
and is more than years old.
az You are an alien if you do not
fall within one of the three classes
above mentioned.
5. Where were you born?
First name the town. then the
country. as Columbia. Ohio" 'vien-
ia, AUSTRIA" ;" Paris, France!" "Sofia,
Bulgaria.
6. If not citizen, of what country
are you a citizen or subject?
This need be answered only By
aliens and declarants. Remember
that "declarant" is not yet a citizen
of the United States. If an alien or
declarant, state the name of your