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The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23
IT IS strange what ridiculous r

IT IS strange what ridiculous re- ports a political campaign will propagate. We learn that a report is being industriously circulated in the county to the effect that the American population of the Terri tory, are endeavoring to bring about legislation at the next session of the legislature, to affect the water rights and privileges of the irriga- tion system. Nothing could be more preposterous and absolutely absurd. Those who are interested in riparian rights merely, do not compose the mass of voters in the Territory, and if they attempted or advocated such a scheme, it would inevitably result in their own ruin. Such a proposition would place its supporters in antagonism with every other interest in the Terri tory, and would leave them with but little sympathy and a small following. It would mean politi- cal suicide, emigration and a wholesale destruction of the very best elements of general prosperity. It is altogether impracticable and we'll nigh impossible, and We know it is a proposition which no req sonable or responsible person has ever canvassed or even entertained. Beside this, outside of Apache county, the Americans are more largely interested in these water
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

CONTRIBUTIONS have relieved the citizens of Charleston, South Caro- lima, from immediate want, but it will require large sum to render the city habitable. The loss falls heaviest upon poor classes, who are unable to rebuild or repair dam age. Mayor Courtenay has issued another call for assistance.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23
Ir SEEMS that by publishing a

IT SEEMS that by publishing a denial of his Mexican escapade, Sedgwick has added falsehood to the shame with which he publicly ornamented himself in the City of Mexico. The newspaper accounts of his disgraceful orgies are being substantially confirmed.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

THE object of the Winslow Con- vention, as called, is to correct ex- isting abuses in the county admin istration. The only way to accom- plish this laudable purpose is to select for office men who will be capable, faithful and efficient. These words embody the all in all of a desirable officer, and they should
 be weighed and carefully consider ed by every good citizen, feeling an interest n the welfare of the coun- ty and ais fellow citizens. We want class of officials who appreciate their duties and obligation, who have the intelligence to iully un- derstand them, and who have the courage and conviction to execute them with fidelity. This is the de- finition of good government, and this state of affairs alone will bring about happy results. Petty jeal- ousies, bickerings and discord should be forgotten in the higher and more important demands of the hour, and every one should ex- hibit a willingness to sacrifice per sonal preferences and selfish ends in the interest of harmony and the accomplishment of measures de- sired. The general good of the county and it's taxpayers is the object to be attained, and all nec- essary concessions should be gen erously made to bring about this consummation. Scrambles, rival ries and obstinacy will forfeit the respect of adversaries, and weaken the cause 1t is all important to sus- tain. Good feeling, harmony and concert of action are the absolute requisites of success, and the peo- pie will recognize the fact that this body has assembled in good faith and with an honest, single intent to concert measures for general relief and the public veal. It is to be regretted that in some portions of the county want of unison should exist among classes of citizens whose interest would indicate they should act as a unit. If two sets of delegates attend, but one can be accredited, and the outlook indi- cates this will be the case in some of the precincts. Such state of affairs is unfortunate, and the more to be deplored, as it intimates the suggestion that some parties are not in sympathy with the call, or have created antagonisms in the interest of pet schemes. There should exist only two parties in the county, those in sympathy with the old administration and those who favor reform, but in some places it seems to be a triangular fight. Nal contents, reformers and anti-re- formers. We are afraid there are too many. private axes to grind, and
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

4 New York dispatch says it has just leaked out that Jas. G. Blaine, Jr., youngest of the sons of James G. Blaine, was married in rectory of St Leo's Catholic Church to Miss Marie Nevins, of Columbus, Ohio. Young Blaine is about twenty ; Miss Nevins is nineteen and is de- scribed as beautiful. The young couple have known each other only & very short time. Both of them are well-known in Washington.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

THROUGH advlces from Springer vile We learn that at largely at- tended primary meeting held in that precinct, A. V. Greer. Ebin Stanley and Dionicio Baca were selected delegates to the Winslow Convention.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

IT IS now an established fact that Geronimo and his band have sur rendered unconditionally to Gen. Miles, and the question now being agitated is what disposition to make of him. The press generally favor the proposition of delivering him np to tho civil authorities for trial, : This certainly seems a satisfactory
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23
" oT1 c E
 TO TAX PAYERS! /!

Notice is hereby given that the taxes for the year 1886, in Apache County are now due and payable at the office of the Tax Collector of said county, in the town of St. Johns, in said county of Apache, and that said taxes must be paid on or before the THIRD MONDAY OF DE- CEMBER NEXT, or a penalty of five per cent will be added thereto.
 Dated St. Johns, September IS, 1886.
 ST. GEORGE CREAGHE, County Treasurer and ex-oficio Tax Col lector of said Apache County.
 By H. F. BANTA,
 Deputy Treasurer. se23 St
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

IT IS said politics makes strange bedfellows," and this has been most admirably exemplified in small, but select assemblage, which re- gently met in St. Johns.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

THE last statement issued by the Mint Bureau shows that the silver dollars coined under the Bland act have reached total of $239,000,- 900, which is about equal in amount to the gold coin and bullion held by the Treasury.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

solution of the problem, and we confidently believe tha. in sCch an
 event his deserts would cer,ainiy bo meted out. Try him as murderer, assassin. thief and outlaw, and let him abide the evidence. verdict and
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

RETURNS indicate that the Maine state election resulted in electing the entire Republican ticket.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

GEORGE GOULD, son of the we'll known railroad king, married Miss Edith Kingdom, an actress few days since.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

RoTHCHILDs & Co. and the Barring Bros, of London, each sent 95OO to the Charleston sufferers.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

St. Johne, Thureday. S=pt. 23.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

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The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

%Meal Stations,
 Through tickets to all principle cities east ana west on sale at the following stations:
 uolbrook Winslow, Flagstaff
 Peach springs, kingman, Prescott,
 The Needles. Daggett AohRVe,
 aud Albuquerque.
 STAGE CONNECTIONS. Via Laguna to the Indian village of Acoma, Is miles. Via winsats to Fort wingate. 3 miles; zuni 4s miles.
 Via Manuelito to Fort Defiance (Navajo Agea- cy) 25 miles; Canon de Chelle, 65 miles; Keans Canon, 9O miles. Via Navajo, tri-weekly stages to- St. Johns,A miles: Springervillc. G miles. Via HOlbroOkr tri-weekly stages to Fort Apache 95 miles; Show Low, 50 miles; Taylor, s miles. MUQui Indian villages tho regular stage) 90 miles Via Ninslow, to Brigham City and Sunset. Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott and Whipple Barracks. S4 mines; daily stages fron Prescott tO Phoenix and tri.weekiy stages fror Prescott tO Fort Verde.
 Via Peach Springs to the Grand Canon of ths CQlOradu, ls miles
 Via kingmsn, daily stages to Stockton Hill, 10 miles; Mineral Park, l6 miles; Cerbat, IA miles. Via Yucca tri-wesKly stage 10 Signal, 70 miles Via The Needles, steamer to Yuma, Colorado river agency, Fort Mohave. AOhave City, Hardy vile. ArizoIh, and Fl Dorado canon, Nevada.
 ". 4. RIssELl, Q. 8. RoBlMscN, Gen1 Passenger Agt. GenL Manager. Alhnquerque. N. \.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-09-23

stop for meals. Trains on New Mexico Line are run on Mountain Time"
 c. P. and f. ss.ns s m7ts fopsv., x.... VIM. c. NIXON,
 Agent. AlbnQaerQue. N. \.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
Wiadomosci miejscowe.

Teatr amatOrSki naszego kofka
Dramatycznego wypad} ku po-
wszechnemu zadowoleniu widow,
q r6wniez i amatorow Zadowolif
%rezultat ~tinansowy. PrZcdewszyst-
klein zachwycaly ~publicznost ely
sto krakowskie spiewy, lance i u
biory, szczeg6lnie W chwilach, kie-
dy wszyscy amatorzy wystepowali
razem ma scenic, jak podczas O.
kreznego i przedstawienia dziedzi-
com parry narzeczonych. Pomiedzy
rolami damskiemi wyszczeg6lniafa
sic misterna era %starej Malgorzaty
{Konstancyi Jazdzcwskiej, i czulej
Basi (Teodozyi JazdzewskieD. :
Role dziedzica doskonalc oddal y.
Robert Zaborowski, dwaj gospoda-
re znakomitych mie,i przcdstawi-
cieli w osobach p. Pawla Libery i
p. J6zefa Jazdzewskiego, a i pocz-
Give serca Janka wiernic sic odbi-
ja}o W zwierciadle CRY bohatera
tego %wieczorka, p. Jana Zaborow-
skiego. Gwiazda teatr6w naszych
parma Teotila Szaw}owska, jake
Kasia sierota, i to raza szerzv1a
doko}a siebie urok, kt6ry blaskiem
swym rome pokry} niedostatki. Pa
ME Walerya Literska i Justyna
Anglewicz dobrze pozowa}y ma
dziedziczki a cyganka (Franciszka
Z%abrocka) dowiod4a, ze ME ma pro-
zno uczy}a sic sztuki czarodziej-
skiej.
Oby nam Kofko Dramatyczne
wkrdtce podobna nowa sprawilo
rozrywke!
We wszystkich miastach ma
.szej Uni, gdzickolwiek znajdujq
sic grupy Zwiqzku Mar. Pol, OBJ
chodzona bedzie uroczyscic %roczni-
ca wybuchu rcwolucyi poIskiej W
aatach 1s3o-31.O bchodzmyz ia pre-
to i my " Winnonie przynajmniej
z ,6wnem zalntcrcSowaniem. Z ia
kiem zwyklismy brad udzia} W n
r%oczystoSci narodowrj amerykal-
skiej, dniu a Iipca. ponicwaz
dzien 20 listopada pm.ypada juz W
adwencie, przeto ME bedziemy mo-
gil obchodzii naszego fwieta marc
dowego procrsyami Pc ulicach -
jak to sfusznie .zauwazyi ostat-
nia nicdziele pc kazaniu nasz Why
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

Nv dniu 90 lstopada obchodzi Narod pokki, obok rocznicy wybuehu
rewolucyi poskiej W r. 1880, takzs roczn ce smierci ks ea poetow pol
skich Adama Mckewicza, zw"nrgp wieszczem N.r"du pol skiego. Adam
Mckiewicz, urodzt sic W +. 1893 na Ltwie. Dyniewicz W swoich
skrHdzonych Jozgooi 1hocisSeeshiemu D4irjach N"rodu Polskicg"
fatszywie podnje rok urodznia MIckiewicza jno 17OS). = Jako dou zaiy
miodzvnec, dopeinaac W nauki ma univ crs tecie wieh~kim, naLezat
Adm 10 taJcmnego nan, dowego Zwiazku akudemcznrj mtodzety pol
skeh opnrtego la zasadach demokrnckich, kt6rego cz"nkowie zwnll
sic F.loretami It. Przyj,cio'mi c"otyl, "Io tvs Promien 5
tymi, cd nrystoarutke ego kiubu ukndeminikow zs lrzezywani byi
,szubla rcami'. Winnie losoi ojcyzny p"kochali sic wszyscy czfonko-
vie tego Zwiazku wzaj mni', wk br"c", chocaz nerazz ppwodu swych
odmiennych pghsiow politycznych pom edzy s,ba sic speraI, ink n
p. Le.~el, po22"iivj.4y minister K"ngreso"ej poski, M'ckiewIcz' Rad
rosyski, wykryws1y przez szriegow to tmne stowarzy-zenie, welu
akademikow ma s> biz wygnaf Tub wtracif do wiezena. l Mickiewcz
zamkniety znstat W wqz eM", poczem W r.. 1924, skazany ma wy
gnunie. Buwii najprzod W Royi, a pozniej uzysknf pozwolenia wyjazdu
"a granice. Mi szkal potem p"wiekszej czesci W Purytu. zeszedi xtego
Awiata dna 20 Istonnda L. 1850
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
A}llerylxa.

Wychodzaca st. Fran
Use r"d r%edakcya y. j. Choin
skiego Public o pinion "a
m~ies.cza, W nadestanym m, dopirr
nnmerze q ID listnpada, nastqpuja-
"y artyku!jk mas PoIak6w dotycza-
cy:
,.Dnja 90 listopada obchodziG
beda Ppl,cy, ktorych picrsi ~jeszczs
pafaja "gn1em patryotyzmu poll
skiego, solennia r%ocznicc wielkrsci
l mrszcze~neso upadku swrj Oh
czyzny. Pol.ka urodziiusje w podu-
b"ych w%arunkacb, TX M"jtesz =
jrj urudziny skazanie M smieTG
ze~zty sic W jednym dniu. Polacy
"'egdys byli walecznymi. Byli to
o%ltrzymi. Ich dz;cjo sa przepef-
None nazwiskami rycerzy, mellow
stanu j poetow - ale str.szn:e oni
upadli pod w%zgledem poczucia god
nos.i n%arodowej cd T.. 1881 i dis
da!tko stoja 20 "a lrlandczykumi,
nmirj 1cymi utrzym"c ognje obozo-
we antonomii. w t]m kraju Pc
lacy w ostatnlm czusic stall 81
sl"snym z tegc. &c przesladuja
swych ksiezy."
UIerzmy sic rirrsi i po-
wirazmy, Re to prawdn, co pisaf
~@yrzlwy nam lziueljla. JtzeIi MAUI
ka dob,a, ME t,zvba zwatuG CD
k'go rochodzi, Si"raJmy size
w,e; nasl"dowaG I,landczykow
pod wzglqdem ~cti"rnoSci na ccle
nfr"dowo "dwagi cywllnej wobec
Hrog6v P"lsNi. Sz"nujmy naszych
EAr fanow, bysmy ME zapluzyli SO.
be ma pogarde innowiorc6w, q Mo
prz, s'nhmy wierzyc, 4e jak Moi
zcSz kiedys W cudowny sposob cd
s!Airrci ocalony z%ostaf, TAX i ko-
tat"nn obecnic strasznemi burza-
mi nawa nasza narodowa wkr6tce
Mwinio do bczpiecznego portu me-
podlegtosci j swobody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
IrNjSki l%,atryota.
ParvIski H1Duer Po1sI3

Pary)sM hmyer PolSh2 pi-
SIZE: FaM uayt naslaaowanio.-
Otrzymalismy pod wyz&,j
wypi>arym tytu!em, list z
Parry "a od jednegv z naszych
szanownych patryotow, ktGry
tn yamieszczamy:
ME dawno pan j.. = Ne
wrgo l"rllu, mowiqc o uezu-
ciavh na"odowych Irlan3ezy-
kow, oswiadczyl, re stangret
jego, lrlandczyIS, przy' odbie-
raniu mles.ecznej placy, od-
klada regularnie 5 dolarow
dla Lig ~arodocej, kazda zas
slu:4ca cz4St swego zaroblu
wierni4 tel i chetnie ma ter
sam eel oddaJe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
Razem m}odzi przyjacie'e!
Ma dxicn 30 E5stOpa.la.

Sa 4 80
Cd brzeg6w Niemna Dzwiny d, Wilma
C,agnetu mtodh ci . Gascialh5w. Il poi stfzechy,
Ccha, nilczara, wNtrwata pilna,
DE- ,Iaca W paln smutii ucrehy,
i dino ha~lo mala m}ola wl4ra:
Mic dbam, jaNa sralu Q kara!'
Jaks~a to davno! A ieIoa. pjrsh slvsze,
Ann W nlrj f.f>zu, ygzltu, nj zawisci,
D. choru stoja mtoIui towarAysle,
Haste rodaia bracia Iro4icaiSci:
,p.zcz mjlosG ii zui,h, X iG RAINY bliznio
s!uayd ojczs 2nie"!
Miioscia zycj2 rozooczeli wiosne,
Wierza~, &c W Jrodze BE- scie3<i oswicci;
| Z Gle b>lo seldec1nr, mitosae,
b. r,e s.? we'll .,Z5odq' FIaroci,
DliarsAi l.vlcwel wot4t na ich czelc:
,Ea1em miodi pt4y j~ac'ele!'
A bylo zyc'e w sp"koju cls>y,
Nj tam roklasku szuNano IL ttumu,
Nj tez uwojono w spnrach towarzyszy,
Nj prAewOdniAa uezono rozumu.
Adam Mickiewicz j,lnat przyj 'ciela,
Czcae Lelewa.
Niczem DIS IL mas takie Ideally!
Wee w dzi,n uczc1enia mistrza rolskiej mowy,
Tu W Nowym Yorlu d lara p~ochwaly
Pewnle zaslusza obcl6I n"rodowy,
Prey czem -Nojstroui udzieli sic lckcja,
Jak prawd slotecznyeh robe wiwisekcja -
o brac,a mlodzi! serca vase W ble1zie!
Swiutfa ME rzucac da btednych ognikow,
b Mkt 2 promo Sci cnoty ME d, bedzie,
NJ dr6g ME znujdzjc, subiac representations"
Idzcie W SWAT sm'aio 2 Wiarusem M czele,
,,Razem miodzi przyiacicle!"
Litviu z Nep lorku.
20 listopada, 1886 T..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
Wiascicirlc r2ezalh ch;casos

Wiascicirle rzezalh ch;cagos-
klch srrowadzinja re wsxech stron
St"now Zjc!noczonych robotni
Aow, uIa kto3ch cb"ony znailu-
ie SIG ma mie.jscu ogn'o GEO mli-
cyl i so konnloy. Wrisko to prey
g"to"ujc sic do przczimowania w
pobli4u mic. sea zaburzeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
2 sma ~pitt.burskie.

1'nyh Dixnatch, P~ysJmgn
Comn<erci@ News i inne polw;cr-
dzrja zupcinusci, co napjoat do
Wioruso &otnic.z Zwiazkowy o
"a sciach W tamtej4z pol-Ilicj pa
rti' sw. WojcIecha podczas Misyi
jubileuszowei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

ho' g otiai2 ia cele narodoMe o kilka
s"cl bi wy lo>tapjl ua drabinie, WHO
dacel do popuj&Incs pom edzy polona
W naszych S.unaeh Zirdnoczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

Po niewclasie dono~i ,,WiaruSowi"
y. NJ A. Malany 2 Wilma, zc tam v
dniu I listopAGt r.yimowarch Il. y die
ci do pievw zej K"munji s@. l'oAclaS
Nsyi iu ploashowrj W d. ZACH ., l0ill
bm. okHo 500 osob przyslap4o DO stVlu
p.n lego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

Bojkotowana przcz Rvcerzy
piracy F%abrytSa cygur H. Seegni-
TIA, Gr:.h i spoiki W Milwaukee
musiala sic nareszcie skutkiem te.
80 b"jkotu rozwiazac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
10 hanyth Miar1sow W SoutI,

10 hanyth Miarlsow w SoutI.
Gend, Ind. serleaznic przcprasznm,
Z, SAzrt: naszu Loszla iuh os,atnia RAYS
I'ara dni Oh liei. = Opu>ka ma p.czce
Z ga2e'ami. kt6re, iak zwykle, wysI .lem
do wa, W s'ode, lehi, w drodze, i gaze
ty wl6coao hi Z !owlotem, rorzem
wysEl1m jc row,6rnie pod mocnicjsza
opaska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
Il port Austin. Mich. r,zc>}al. Wi;

Il Port austin, Mich. plzc>lal,, VIA
"NscNi" oh J6let Bprai>kj Arespou-
den1ya zawicr iaca zals nu k,zywly,
Xxi IL ""l'ry tamtejsi, Z powoiu ie NE
'no.a "l,5.ys* i, stjDi!, G~oln.wac Mua u
Ze STONY wsr6A~yAnaw ow innej ma
lo1"w"ari. Zarazcm orisu]ep. BarAh~k.
Nl>ya j~Ubi'ruszowa W iogt Austin, w
k o 81 brad udlial Ks. DomaGal~ki Z
J'a'jsN''4, horesro 'deA'ya e ulnieszcls
W pizysl}y.i GuncrIe w cul 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
Sprawy biezace.

WnusowP oIonusojw oJchodzqce.
Redaktor ,,Ojczyzny'' o~swiadcza, IL
wcale ME INA p. Ka'6la Bodzenty Chi.-
powsk ego. Gdyby to bylo pruwda. 2
~pcwnoscja p. Chlapowski, kt6ry regular
ME czyta ,,Wiarusa", pirrwszy by khan
zida} odnosnemu twicrdlcnlu D.. Leona.
Wydawca ,,Krytyki'' widocznie ME
ufa swojemu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, DO
wyst6sowA} 60 p. ID. azkuwskiego y Wi
nony proshe, aby mu poda@ hllsze szcze
g6i: o %postepkach tegoz paryssota W
Winonie.
K~oresronacnta Krusxki Grob,cw
ski"go mic INA nasz agent -. P!ewacfi
W i"!ssj CITY, X" = z#. ra&a zaral.ll,
re &rolr cwsbu ME nalezy do zauucgo
stowarzyszenia polskiego. nj s~wieckicyo,
Nj kosclclnrgo, W Jersey City Chocby
vice rzcczywiscie iaki Grob ewski micsz.
k"l W tenn mi,scie, must to bye iaki
wyrzntrk slo~leczentwa, unikaiacy to.
warzystwa ludzi uczciwych.
Pan Erazm Jerzmanowski z
New lorku p~izeslal Rladowi Ccntralne.
mn Us. Mar. Pol. $500, Z At6.ei to
kNoty lolowa ?rlcznaczona ma sioetry
lsszulan,i w C~Ac.niowcnch a psi WA
M wysn"hrdw Londync. = szla-
chciny to lewall a zNra.cm dow6d, il
p. JerAmm owski toblzc poimujc pra.
wiGlo ludzkoscI: 81 m nose obdwie1u-
je q" ofiarnosci," II znaczam zszczc.
rem %zadowolcniem, ii ian j. plzcz te
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

prob. ks Byzewski, lecz "a to tenn
liczniejszy i gorllwszy udzid bierz-
my w nabozeistwie "a poleg}ych
polskich rycerzy oraz W obchodzie
%wieczornym, ktory sic odbedzie W
najblizszy poniedzia}ek o godzinie
si6dmej i pol wieczorem w Hall
naszego Ko}ka Dramatycznego.Ko-
mltet urzadzajacy obchdd uroczy-
stoSciowy, przygotowuje Ola IL
czestnikdw suta uczte dnchowa,
majqca sic sk}adat z kilku NOV
patryotycznych, jake pomiedzy in
nemi wyg}osza ks. Michnowski,
kapelan polskiego wojska powstahl-
czego W latach 1864 i rcda-
ktor Warusa H.. Derdowski,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

Dr.. >. 5'icczhows.i, ~znakonity
lek@rz, osicdli Sc ma dobre W relvilc,
Tex. P"'"cy Gle za sie, IL dos'ali do
kt IA Polaka, Amery lani~ Z s ME moga
g naghwal.t M~evznoSci i praktyki DR..
Ml">hkow> kjego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

ohch6d rocznicy listopadowej W
Nowym iorl>u odbelzie sig W dniu
~ li>topada, o god. $ wierzorem w
Nelson Hall, pod Mr.. l3O-l3l Ea>.
18th ST..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
&C. A. Arthur, dawn

<1HtHEs H1tJ q
szy prezydcnt Stanow Il jedpoczo-
nych, umurf dina Is llstopuda 10
dlng;ch cj.rpieniach, W Nowym
Yornu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
j Krefta, akcyona-

Jan Krefta, akcyona-
ryuszow Warusa, przystqpil
do spolki 2 OBJ. Leonem W n
czewskim i 2 MIN razem
dzier2y salon i grocernia ma
rogu ul. Wabashaw i Chatfield.
Jan Krefta pochodzi re Stu
dzienic, W powiecie Bytowskim,
ma K%aszubach, aw Ameryce
bawi lat 6 i powszechnie tn
Jest znany miedzy Polakami
jake czlowiek bogobo]ny, ucz-
ciwy, dobry Polak i wiarus.
To tel i redaktor Warusu,
ceriac jego cnoty obywateiskie,
ma so5le "a obowiazek prey
pomniec zarazem bliAszym
ziomkom naszym, mianowicie
tym z pod Bytowa i Koscie-
rzyny, powinnosc silnego po-
pierania naszego serdecznego
drucha Jana Krefue, kupujac
cd niego towary grocerne i
zwiedziaj2c jego salon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
81 LADKI

"a" A,o~!"E6!s'Ea wy@nasseGw.
(Hsorane i pracs'"no M lcyo
redaktpra VIA. u, POS ednic:wom
Ilenr@p y. G.s.ss wsk~ EAoc1sa-
noWicz@ z N.w M"v,rly W
Texas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

Nadto zapfacili agentowi ma
szemu p. Przybyfowskiemu W De
troit: Wojclech G'zeca 81 90, Julian
kll,nski $3.50 Agentuwi naszemu
P'ttsburghu p. X. N"wakowi
zapfacif p. Jan Urbuhski 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

I1caya.: w prs ,4's m nume*zc,
pomle1zy pokwtowaniem sktaiet.
rrzes'a"ych Wlarusowi przez y.
J6aef& Bartulq Bremo, d,
mIala byd.po!ana kwotu, zl.tonu
i'rzez ,.litusciwych Ameryknnow"
s4.oo, Podnosze to niniej>zem Ola
lego, & W pswrcj cxesci egzem-
pl,rzy u.tatnieyo nu.neru liczba 4
W oinosnym wicrs1u wc..lv SIC mic
odbita.
Ohary, na'lesiane Z Texas, do
D grndnla pozo~tana W reku Kasy.
era spotki ;koyjn,.j uWiarus", p
Fran9is1ka Dra&kowskjego; petvm
"ruz sllfadkuni, kto,e si3 zbiora W
Wln"n'c W dniu 20 listopada ma
Siost'y Urszulanki i poIssch wete-
anow, lub zkadinai nadejda. o.
de>fnno zostana 10 Tow. Lit.
P'zujoci6f Plshi W Londynie
Rsd"ktor Warusu posta;a sic, ably
>kIadNi 4 TeS's, jake zlv3pnc pre-
wuln!e przez Pol.kcw d G.lcyi,
polk wlt"wame by iy gazeeo talnow.
-kl'j Syo1 i W r"zcho1zacem siq
pc cafci GsIicyi lvo~ skiem y snic
ludowem Wedzieta, 4 wymicnicu;vm
, ti,lodawcow. lime skE.dN polwi-
to~"ne beds = huryerzs Euua
skim. DDwody, jake rktatkt
dpszEy ma m'cj4co przcznaczsna,
p"d"Hc bqda WiaruStc nn po-
czatku pIzysztego roku. Tysn.
czascsn unsrasza ..Wi&rMs''
IA tx n'sjpoAsrniej % s:a1sze
>AraaalAi n. try Znasle ceie
patryotyczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

S@SPowysze 20 dolarow prze-taf
nan nasz agent honorowy y.
JoAefBartula Bremond, Texas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

Francis7ek chmielcwski, czlpnck
naszcso Tow. sw. kaanmiiza, ppzejc-
chany zostal W ,dzialek, o godzinie
lot do 1)iej wiecAotem, przcz pociag
ko!e' zelaznrj. nct~!,ko GW4rcu ko.ci
Chicago No III Wes'crn, kicdy W cicln.
nos1i pres; ch1j"l prze1 linia kalcjowa.
W'a'n j Gala okolica spoczywa
'''rn'e pod eruba zaE4ola sriegu. a tegi
m OF trzyma w cd dni k~llkunastu.