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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-24
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The Emperor of Russia has sent NJ.
Past9ur the sum of 800, 600 for his hydro
phobia hospital.
The British war scare of 1885 cost
the English Government El,1l7,001 for
the hiring OF transports which were
never used.
Things are going on so-fast among
the Japanese that there is talk of their
having an Agricultural Party" in their
long looked-for National Assembly.
An immense train OF butterflies,
numbering millions, passed over the
Austrian city of ofSalzburg not long since.
They flew in groups and at considora-
ble height.
The smallest book in the world Is
in the pos session Of the Earl of Dufrer-
in. II is an cd ton of the sacred book
of the Sikhs, and is said to bc only half
tho size of postage-stamp.
Two cases of hydrophobia in camcls
are reported from Algeria, The AM
mrls were not known to have been bit
ten, but had grazcd in a pasture which
had fed a rabid horse.
The following is stated to be copy
of what is written over one of the largo
letter boxes of the general po't-ollices
in Sackville street, Dublin: 100 Late
Box for Letters, Newspapers, &c, Too
Late for the next Dispatch"
On opening black snake, captured
in Tasmania, the unprecedented num-
ber of l09 young ones was found, the
greatest number previously recorded
hay ny been thirty-two. The snake
measured four feet three inches in
length.
F, Semcns, OF Dresden, is stated 10
have succeeded in east ng gass rs hard
us any cast metal, and not dearer than
cast.irOn Experiments are now being
made at the Sicmcns glass foundry at
Dresden TO astcrtain il this mater al can
be employed for ties on railways. Speci-
mems Of this hard glass have boen made
suitable for millstones.
The singular announcement has
been made that in future no marriage
solomni2ed on board Her Majcsty's
ships will bc legal unless the ceremony
be performed by minister's in holy orders
of the Church Of England, ireland or
Scotland, or by n priest of the Roman
Catholic Church There are Method st
chaplains in the army; why are they not
recognized in the navy?- thrtstian
World.
Mr.. Bcrtillon in tho course of Il
lecture delivered at the Hyg'en Exhi-
btion in Paris. declared that out of
every 1000 inhabitants OF Paris only
800 are natives of the city, 5G5 belong
ing TO the departments of France or the
colonies and % be ny foreigners There
are proportion, rs well rs in actual
numbers. more foreigners in Paris than
in most other large cities, the proper
ton being 7j in 1000. as against IA in
1000 in Berlin and Trieste,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-24

mon sense" is not TO sting, or would,
or deride, it is merely to insult. 1t is
only what Jeames Yellowplush might
call, with admiration, "bad langwidge. :"
1t Is the forcble-fceblc ribaldry which
does not even irritate its subject or its
subjects friends.
The true doctrine of naturalism or
realism is as applicable in political dis
cuss on as it is in literature. The sim.
pie truth is the most powerful weapon,
and the moment its blade, welded in
debate, is hidden in rhetorical epithets,
there is an instructive conviction that
there is n reason for concealment, and
that the blade alone can not be trusted.
Goodwin Smith recently said that he did
not believe that since Dcmosthenes
there had been dozen greater orators
than John Bright However this may
be, John Bright's oratory has the essen
tai Demosthoncan quality of massive
simplicity. The absence Of that quality
in polcmical speech or writing is sus-
pic Gus. The most effective oratory in
Congress and on the stump is that
which is most direct, and the most pow
erful newspaper writing is the least vi.
Imperative. calling names" personal
filings and sarcasms, vollcys Of supcrla
tiycs, elaborate sneers and affected con.
tempt are The lees Of discuss on. They
show that the press is "runnln' emp.
tins" They do not convince, nor con.
found, nor convert They prove mere.
y that serious argument is exhausted.
In the late English canvass the mani.
festo of John Bright, simple, dignilled,
almost pathetic in its tone of sincere re.
gret for difference of opinion, compared
with the artificial fury Of Lord Randolph
Churchill's, was - mighty amiraP' con-
trasted with II tossing skin and during
the extraordinary excitement by far the
most effective speeches against Mr..
Gladstone were those of Bright, Goschen
and Lord Harrington, which were also
the most temperate, serious and respect
ful in tone.
Young writers and speakers may well
study this aspect Of one of tho most ex-
citing and important OF modern political
controversies, and learn that fury is not
force, and that rbald vitupcraton, the
easiest and cheapest of rhetorical tricks.
is not that powerful invectiVe which is
rs rare rs wit. -GeOrge IKiiiam Cartis,
~ HaIpcr'S Magazine.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-24
HATS AND BRAINS.
Some Very Interesting Figures ObtaIne
Prom English Hatters.

Some Very Interesting Figures Obtained
Prom English Hatters.
It has been stated that as regards oc-
cupahon, grooms and government
clerks, before the days of competitive
examinations, rejoiced in the most
limited cranial capacities. In the in
vestigation of the size of the head of the
living tho hat is o valuable gage, and
some statistics furnished by hatters give
interesting corroborative evidence. I
may say that the "size" of the hat is the
mean of the longth and BREADTH thus a
hat measuring Z l-2 inches long by 1-2
inches wide would be size No. Z. Mr.,
Christy, the well-known purveyor Of
chimney-pots and othel hhadgeaE in=
formed me that the average size for Ems
glisb adult males was I, or 90 inches in
circumferenec. Germans have round
heads, Malays are small, Portuguese
average 6 3-S to Z, Spaniards slightly
larger, Japanese exceed the English
average; the order for dozen would
run thus; Four 7, three Z IA, four
71-2, one 3-4, Mr.. Bowen gives
similar information, and adds: "Men
who have TO do with horses-coachme
jockeys, livery servants-have un-
doubtedly the smallest heads" This
size of livery hats would run from 1-2
to Z, nothing larger, MI, Kissop Hotter,
af Glasgow, says the Scotch headis larger
than the English. York has the largest
English range, Cambridge next then
Oxford; the professors OF tle Scotch
universities average lit; Joseph
Hume took 8 1-2, Chalmers, z S-4.
Other heads of interest are Mr., Glad
stone, Z S-S, Lord J. Russell, Z IA,
John Bright 1-8, Lord Selborne Z 1-S,
the Prince Of Wales and Lord Beacons-
field each z. II is lamentable to reflect
what golden opportunity for on ex-
tensive observation was lost in the
House Of Commons the memorable sth
of April of this year. Shortly after.
ward it occurred TO me ii might be in
teresting and Instructive to ascertain
the average hat size Of the members of
London University in eonvocation as
sembled; such body, it was hoped,
might be considered as superior to the
average in mind power. Accordingly,
i instructed my halter to make the
necessary measurements, and here give
the result: COS, Z; 6 "a, 81 g rs, 81;
z, 32; 2 l-8, 29; z la, ia; Z S-8, 3; Z
1-2, 2i7 9s4. l-126 hats in all. will
now add new figures gupplied TO mo hv
Mr. Bowen, showing the hats required
by ordinary adult Englishmen: i-2, 3;
6 5-S, 4; 8 "a, 8; 6 7-S, 8; 7, 7;71.S, 5;
Z S-4, 9; S-S 1; Z IL, |; I S-4. 0-96
hats in all. And lastly 10 complete the
picture, here is an order for a dozen
livery hats: 6 1-2, 2, 5-S, 5; 6 3-4, 8;
67.S, p Z, III is, 1; nothing larger,
y hats in all.-Dr. w j. Collins, IN
Pail Mall Gazette.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-24
DEVELOPING HEIFERs.


How t. Secure q Good Growth of Bone,
Muscle and Digestive Powers.
Food that produces fat is not the
proper kind for heifcrs that it is in
tended to keep for tho dairy herd, for
what is wanted is to deyelope the frame
and SECURE good growth of hone and
muscle, and strong digestive powers.
Without these COW can not consume
the rations required to give large yield
of butter or milk. There is a constant
drain on the system of heavy mixer,
and COW that does not eatheartily, can
not stand up under it. Cows that are
light feeders and give only moderate
quantity of milk, are not profitable for
the dairyman, and should be weeded
out of the herd.
Up to the age Of six months the calf
may be fed on skim-milk, with which a
little boiled ilqxrseGd, say one.half gill
per day, should be mixed to prevent
constipation. When the calf is eight
weeks old, it will be found a good plan
to add about one pound per day of
wheat middllngs or shorts, and at
twelve weeks old the calf may safely have
another pound per day added. A good
ration for the winter will be the two
pounds of middlings per day with what
good hay she will eat. Two quarts of
oats per day may be given in place of
the middlings, when this is not easily
obtained and also 10 make an OCCASION
al Yhriety in the ration. All kinds of
stock thrive best when they have a full
supply Of pure water. r.-National Livsz
StOeE Journal,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-24
-
WHEAT EXPERIMENTS,
interesting Facts Reported by the In
diana Agricultural College.


interesting Facts Reported by the In
diana Agricultural College.
Bulletin No, 8, of the Purdue Uni
versity Lafayette, Ind. J, gives an ac-
count of wheat experiments. Forty
nine differently named wheats were
sown side by side under copditions as
nearly Identical as could be secured,
September 24.6.' with q two-horse drill
at the rate Of one bushel per acre,
Again the Velvet Cbaff takes the lead,
yielding nearly 80 bushels to the acre,
Weighing near d3 pounds to the bushel.
This is described as a bearded variety
with strong straw and large. red grains
rpening June 27. All Of the Velvet
Chaff wheats which we have tried are
late, and the heads mildew and the kerr
nels shrivel, Diehl.Mediterraneau
yielded II bushels, weighing 60 pounds.
The straw was, very strong the
grain large and red. 1t ripened July
2. Two different kinds called Michigan
Amber were raised. The first yielded
% bushels, eco pounds, ripening
June 28, strong stray, smooth
head, medium red grain. The othei
yielded 20 bushels (60 poupds), ripen.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-24
swlNpLlNa SCHEMES.
dow Gulllble Folks Are BIed by Designing e
and Shrowd SwindIerl

hoN GuilDle fOiiSS Are Bied by Designing e
and Shrowd SwindlerI.
There is n big scrap-book in the Post
Office Department in which are pasted
letters from people who have been taken
in through the mails by swindlcrs, and
who lind relief in sending thcir CON-
plants to the Postmaster-G General.
These letters show that most of the old
windlcs, which have hooM exposed
again and again in the newspapers, arc
til in successful operation, and thai
'ome new ones have lately been invent
'd. Following are a few of the mos.
recent complaints that have found their
way to the department; 20
A Kingston IN. ~ man = a Tor
seen an advertisement 2 s"eney-hYe .
Offered 10 tollpT
chun nJ--Z
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-24
-Bolixian coffee is nowlp introduo

Bolivian coffee is newly introduced
into this market. The berry is large,
lustrous and, although of good flavor,
is OF surprising strength. Used as
Mocha, Java, or Rio coffee are, in in.
fusons, it is so much richer in the
active principle of coffee that its effects
upon the nervous system are almost
like delirium tremens. 1t promises TO
be of much use in mixing with weaker
cofce,or giving strength to adulterated
mixtures. IN \. telegram
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Szczeg6fy
rozruchow ma Wojciechc.
vie w dnin ~ SierDnia.

Detroit, Mich, % sierp.
Szanowny Panic.
Ma naszym Wojciechowie
miniony tydzien bardzo byl
burzliwy.
KS. Hendriks zapowie-
dZlaf otwarcic koscioIa sw.
Wojciecha W tySodniu lub w
niedziele. czem wiekszosc pa
rafii pobudzif do czujnosci talk,
re ci noe i dzieh oblegali ko-
sciof. Mimo l%icznej policyi i
rrzeszkod Z jej strony stawia-
nych lud mic pozwolif sic roz-
pedz1c, lecz stat nieporusze.
ME. pilnujqc kosciola.
We wtorek wieczor, gdy u
lica St.. Aubien Ave. zapel-
Mona byla lu9cm, rzucono po-
mledzy grenade z okna przy-
]eg]ego k]asztoru garnek z
kwasnemi ogorkami. Lud tenn
%oburzcny, odpowiedziaf gra-
dem kamieni do okied szpita-
la, co widzqc policya, stane!a
W obronie, lecz lud talk byl
rozgoraczkowany, Re rzucif sic
do 1amania p]otow j dalejze
hura! IA policya,
Ia widzqc, re to lie przelew-
XII, czmychuela do grocerni
Lemkiego i tam sic zabaryka-
dowa]a; podobno AZ do piwnic
sic pochronili.
DO rozlewu krwi ia razq
.jeszcze nie przyszlo, ale .jezeli
lonowlone Zostanq usilowania
%zgledem otwarcia kosciola
sw. Wojciecha, MIN nadejizie
wyrok sw Propagandy, to ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

i Wtuscicl' i redaktor Ga=ety
Ols=tyoshej p. Liszewski pcdaje
wobec obelg, rzuconych lego plsmu
) catema spotecznstwu polsklemu
przez pismo katolickie Ei'7"lae"di-
sche Zeitung,sam Cd s!ebie i o sobie
co Eastepuje
,W>ku,ek diugiej i ciczk1ej
chocby utracitem w sierpnin 1885
l.. moja posade. VIE o tenn bardzo
dobrze krolewska re5encya, wiedza
O TEN limo wfadze, vie o tenn ma
wet ministeryum woienne W Berli-
ME; jezsli zas Ermlenderka o tenn
ME vie, to ja uwiadomic o tenn
zechce tam1ejszy fizyk powiatowy
(dawniej B%iskupcu), kt5rego staran-
mel opiece lekarskiej pc Bogu "a
wywdzleczam, ze dis wogole %jeszce
lyle.
,,Pozbawiony W ten sposob po-
sadly i ME mujac pr=ez dfuzszy czas
kadnego zatrudnienia, zdecydowa.
lem sic wreszcie splobowaG, czybv
sic ME daily urzcczywistnic january,
o ktorych juz cd dawnych l"t ma
rzylem, wyuczyfem sic MI predce
drukarstwa i zafozyfem z w%fasnej
inicyatywy nGasete Olsztyashq,'
ktora jest pcstka warmihska, (rc-
daktor take jest 'odowitym War
miakiem), Il ME ,,ablegcrem" rism
p~oznahskich, IA jalla .ja E~1u1lo"dsrdo
uwuza, i zulozytem ia .jedynie w
tym ce!u, ably %pracowac ckofo
oswiaty iulowci a z"razem, ably
praca poczc!wa ma chlcb sobic IA
rubiuc. Ten chleb i tax niezbyt
smaczny zatruxa mi claglc EIwa-
leuaerAu wrogicmi wystcpowaniaml
swcml."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
| Y
Zieznie POlskie pod Zabo.
rem rOsyjSkiln.

DzieunM Hmszaus11 gazeta
urzedowa, oglasza swiezy u
kaz carski, ma mocy ktorego
dwie katolickie paratie z gu
bernii grodzicnskiej zostaiy
Znlesionc.
Ia powod podaje ow ukaz
to, ze ksieza zqicsionych c.
cnle paralij unitom, ktorzy do
mich sic zg!aszali, udzielali sa-
kramentow sw. i tym sposo-
benz odwodzili 7ch Cd prawo-
slawia.
Zarazem ukaz rzeczony gro.
ri zamknieciem wszystkim So
siednlm parafiom, .jezeli ich
ksieza powazq sic kiedyko]-
wick wzgledem unitow spra-
wowao posiugi kap]ahskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
LII
W. Ns. POznamskie.
w Obornlkach zabif pc

w Obormkach zabif pod
czas sprzeczki robotnik ia
blonski robotnika Nadolnego.
= Pochodzqcym cesarstwa
rosyjskiego uczniom glmna :
gym ostrowskiego oswiadczyl
dyrektor tego zak]adu, IL Ma
sw. Michal Z powodu rozpo-
rzqdzenia o wygnahcach bedq
musieli odejsc Z tego gImna-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
4 caleg,o swiata.

Il pewnej kopalni w IIano-
were Zginela wielka ilosG lv-
namitu i Zachodzi Ottawa, ae
iup ten anarchist przewiezli
DO Ang]ii. Przyaresztowano
Jednego gornilSa, ktorego W
tym przypadku podejrzywaj9 O
krauziez.
Berlinska Rada miejska talk
samo, jak monachyjska odrzu-
city zaproszenie, ably wziely
udziaf W obchodzie 200 let
niego jubileuszu oswobodze-
mia Budapesztu cd Turkow.
Zarowno Berlin ,jak Mona
chlum, podo}y "a powod Cd
mowy przesladowanie przez
Wegrow narodowosci niemicc-
kiej W ich kraju.
Depesza 2 Petersbazga przy-
niosfa wiadomosG, lie ma VOL
DIE pod Saratowem sralil sic
parowlec pasazersEi, prey kto-
rel to sposobnosci 200 osob u
tracilo zycie.
Nangasaki przysz]o do
walk miedzy Chinczykami a
Japonczykami .Pieciu Chinczy-
kow PREY ten utracito zycie a
stu zosta1o rannych.
Il Blrmy telagratujq: Dnia
- slerpnia przerwaiy woody
rzeki lrawady tame W dlugos-
ci 800 stop. Woda talk gwaf-
townie la@a sic przez otwojr,
re W kilku minutach ca]y OBJ
w5d stat 4-2o stop pod wo-
dq. Miasto Mandalay takzc "a
lane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

Pan landrat brodnicki sSa,zy $40
rublicznie ma to, 70 wiclu ludzl Z
Polski rochodzacych, ktorych Rad
pruski ztad wypcdza, popodawafo
faiszywie, zkad w Polsce pochodzA,
vice ,ch urzedy rosyjsklo W ksie-
gach ludnosci znalesc ME moga i
rrzyjac ME chca.
Pan landrat dajc do zrozumienia,
ze moze to ludzie owl zrobili 2 u
mysfu j w tel nadziei, ze gdy ich
wrzedy rusyjskie ME przyjma, ma
tenczus Rad pruski mic bedzie icE
m@gf wydaliG i must p@ozostawit
W kraju.
Ostrzcga vice p. landrat, re to
mic ME pomcze, re do przyszfego
sw. Marcina wszyscy ludzie obey
Z Prus wy.jsc musza, i dodaje, re
kogo do Polski ME ~wpuszczaja, ten
muze przeciez isc do innego kraju
Ba! a ,jak ME ma IA co albo pc
co do innych KRAKOW sic %wyprowa-
dzad, albo gdy 90 tam HE przyjma:
Toe przcciei Prusy ME maja maj
mnicjszego prawa do tego, zcby
inne kraje zasypywaty Polakami,
niedolegumi, starcami, ktorzy mtode
lata i SHY w Prusach stargali W
pracyana staros6 miellby wychodzic
do innych KRAKOW 20 faskawy chleb,
zeby tam bye %ciezarem!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

KS. P. Litwora, wikaryusz
z Debicy przeuiesiony GO Ra-
dom.sla.
rs. B;skup Albin D%unajew-
ski obchodzlc bedzic w lrot-
ce dwudziestopiecioletnlq ro-
cznice swiecen kaplanSkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

gym. - w Slawnie spadf z
dachu blacharz kinkowski i
smiertelnych doznal uszkodzen.
= w Szkaradowie zabii kon
dziecko goseinneyo Organisty.
w kruswicy utonal syn o.
b~ywatela ~miejskiego Dziub-
skiego
Ma iolwarku BrZeznie W 20.
blizu Chlewisk.w powiecie Sza-
motulskim, zabil piorun wyro-
hnika GorZana. = w Raszko.
vie uderzyt piorun " nowc
budujqcy sic kcsciol katolicki
l wyrzqdZif "a 10000 marek
szkody. W Bytomiu pochowa-
no 2S lipca zmarlego emery
~towanego nauczyciela Tomasza
~Jarczewsliego. Mad gro5em
przemowil ks. proboszcz Las
kowski z kaZmirZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Rg! D; Y?
B RE- MEN,
Ne @YORK!
Wprost rsynscc szybkie niemieckie
parowce:
ELDER EMS WERRA
SAALE TR.ANE
ELBE FULDA ALLER
Diva rnzy w tygoGniu
q Bremen: w kuiia SoAote i Srode
Il NewIorku: w ka2da Sobote i Srode.
Gas przeprawN 2omiedzy Bremen
i New lorkien:
Dxiewiec ini.
NOV NTkIVNI.
Dxiewiec sini.
PrZcSclo
100000

pasaier6w zoSta}o cd czasu zalozenia
stowarzyszen.a bezpietznie doblze IA
parowcuch p6}nocno.nicmicckie-o Llo-
ydu pomiedzy Nicmcami i Amcryka
prZewiezionych.
Szybkic parowce %pd!nocnc-
niemieckiego Llcydu osiadaia wyso-
kic p o Xxx ad y, Wy borna wentyla-
eye i odzn&cza;a sic maj lepszemi
wyyodami jake tez kr6tkoscia
przcprawy daia przyiemnai
spieszna posobnosc podr6-
~ do Niemiec lub z tainted do Anne
ryki.
0 raty pasazer>kie i akomodacye W
misdzy- pokasdsic lub kajutach, prosimy
sic udaG do
Oelrich> 4 Co.. Gen. Agent,
. Bowling Green New York.
Jan .Anglewicz. Winona, MINI.
4.3.S7.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
ROzmaitoSci

: kto 20 pijancmu kra-
dnie, tego pc trzezwemu vie.
szaja.
Rychlej sic dziesieciu
zgra do grosza, zanim jeden
sic Z CRY zbogaci.
Colony rzecze do bal
b1erza' ktory go pozarzynal z
powodu, re mu sic reka trze-
sic: ostatni raz mnie pan 60
llsz, ma rzez tn ME przycho-
DE. Rqka sic panu trieste, a
to wszy stko cd przcAletcj go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

Gazeta urzedowa og}asza,
re komisya kolonizacyjna sic
dlisko swe mice bedzie w Po-
znaniu. Prezesem jej bedzie
~naczelny prezes w. KS. Po-
znanskiego, jego zastepcq
prezes naczelny Prus Zacho-
dnich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
WlE$CI
Polskiej Ojczyzny
l'rusy XachOdnie

Ksiadz katolicki IL. 2 deka-
natu Lubawskiego fa1szywIe
oskarzony zostaf o krzywo-
przysiestwo (prawdopodobnle
W sprawie z sedzim., ktory mu
~wymierzy1 policzek, o czem W
swoim czasie Wlmus dono>il) J.
= Zone komornika Strzlec-
kiego (:) W Wafdowie zabIla
przez zemsle coma Gburka. :
W Baumsarcie pila wirujaca
urwala ramie ciesli Hollow
slkiemu. - w w. Plochoclnie
pom Nowem farbierz k!imkow-
ski udusif sic PREY stole ks-
waikiem miesa, kiedy bawIl W
goscinie u swej cork.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Zabawne przygody 4
zycia ludu.
Izalie SZcXupak.

Pamiec II ludu, przez brak
oswiaty i nauki, jest ME roz-
winieta; jake dowdd, przyta-
exam zdarzenie. Babka Zawio-
zla do chrztu chlopczyka, kie-
dy wroci1a z kosciola, matka
zapyta}a o lmie.
%, bodajze Gle. zapomnia-
fam, wien, re ia jakqs rybe.
Ma jake? = pytala matka
niecierpliwie.
Obecni goscie zacze|i wyli-
czac: okon, karas, lin, szczu-
pax.
= TAX! talk. zdaje mi sic
szczupak.
= jake mann go nazywaG,
to TAX divine imie? = pyta1a
matka.
= Zwycie 90 przez pic
szczote Szczupciem.
Wyros1 chiopak, nazywauy
Szczupciem. Gdy chciaf sic lie.
mic i mial dac ma zapowiedzi,
zapyta@ 60 ksiadz;
Jak ci ma imie?:
-Zwali mnie Szczupciem i
Szczupakiem.
To bye ME mole! poszu-
kan W kslegach.
| znalazf ksiqdz, ze imie je-
go byio: Polikarp.
IKudluS.
Czesto zdarza sic miedzy lu-
dem, re lmie p~rzeinacza, Tub
dada przezwisko PREY Jakiem
zdarzeniu Zabawnem, DO OTTO
inne zlarzenle:
Gdy matce przyszed} ma
SWAT synek, ojciec Z babkq i
chrzestnymi poniesli 90 do
chrztu swietego. Ojciec prosi1
ksiedzs, ably mu daEo imie
takiego swietego, jaki PREY
padf W dniu jego urodzin.
ksiqdz spojrzaf w kalendarz i
znalazf ma ten dzien swietvch:
i Damijana. Ochrzczo-
no cb&opca imieniem kosmy.
Niechze mu bedzie i
= rzekli chrzestni =
to fadnc imie.
Gdy powr6cili do dcmu, py-
tafa matka, jakiem imieniem
dziecno ochrzczono.
- Dalismy mu ma imie....
ma lmie..... bodajzecie! zapo-
mnialem przez droge = rzekf
chfop, drapiqc sic W glove
A? wien JUL, nazywa sic Ku-
dlus,-rzekt uradowany.
= co "a kudiuss?: - m0wi
zdZiwiora matka - o takim
swletym ME s1yszalam .jeszcze
W mojem 2yclu.
Pos1ano 20 organiste i ten
objasni', re ch1opcu dano Ma
lmie kosma.
No mnie sic wi1zialo =
rzekf chlop-5e kosmus q ku-
d1us to wszystko jedno.
Wszyscy sic smieli z nic-
Fozgarnletcgo ch]opa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

w Beyrucie, w Azyi, u.
mari dnia 4 lipca ks. Vale
ryan Tomaszewski, c2lonek
Zgromadzenia ksiezy Misyona-
rzy, a syn redaktora poznah-
skiego (dawniej chelminsk,e-
go) PrzWaclelu Lu7t1, p. Fr.To.
maszewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
dsalicya

Pozary.Utanow miastecz-
ko po1ozone mad Sanem, spa.
lilo sic SGD bm. re szczetem:.
Przeszfo 200 domow uleglo
strasznemu z%ywiolowi, a 400
rodzin zostaje bez dachu. =
Wszystkie stodody nape1nione
plonami tegorocznemj, ME
mniej zabudowania s4du, bo-
CITY i telegraph staly sic pa
swq pfomieni. przyczyna po-
zaru niewiadoma.
Dnia 2G I'm. wybucht po-
Ear W Zolkwi i spalilo sic IL
domow. W czasie ratunku cd
znaczy1 sic cnergicz"q romo-
ca komlsarz Starostwa, NJ. hr.
Dzleduszycki.
Zmarli. 81 lipca W Ba-
gienicy, Bronislaw hr. Romer
GO ~ BIN. W Tarnowie An
tonina z Batkowskich Bilcwi-
czowa, coma en-. urzednika So.
dowego (53 ~ 4 I'm. w Brze.
zinach, Anna z G~ebalskich
Warchafowska, obywatclka m.
Tarnowa, O. lat.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
w

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

drugi raz pewnie ME obejdzie
sic bez oliar W zyciu ludz-
klein.
Il szacunkicm
A"tom Shw0ou2c=.