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Buildings Suffer. Esut Corn 10 Saved.
HEAVY RAINS ACCOMPANIED BY HIGH
WINDS IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, KAN, July 2O.-During Sunday
night and Monday heavy rain> Tell over two
thirds Of the state. AT Nickerson a heavy wind
prevailed also and eighteen houses were blown
down. These rains were heavy enough ~ save
the corn crop aud make q fair yield.
GARDEN CITY, KAN, July 2O.-A severe
wind and, rain storm struck Lakin, twenty
two miles west OF here, last evening and de-
molished twenty houses, badly but not fatally
injuring some ten or twelve persons. The
storm was not cyclone, but a heavy straight
wind. A very heavy rain visited Finney aud
adjoining counties on sunday night Much
good was done ~ crofA.
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servance of Sunday and empowering the Com.
misSiOners to Oprescribe what pl ices should he
Kept open and closed on that day was stricken
out. On motion of Mr.. Van Wick an amend
ment authorizing the Commissioners to regu-
late the Keeping and running at large OF dogs
and fowls was adopted. The bill was then
passed.
Capitol Topics.
THE DAY OF ADJOURNMENT.
Tho House ways and means committee to-day
authorized a favorable report upon MIR. Morri-
sons resolution, fixing the 2Sth as the day tor
adjournment They authorized favorable re-
port also upon Mr.. Hewitt's resolution, calling
for Information concerning the Mexican treaty.
OVER THE PRESIDENTS VETO
Senator Wilson (Md.), from the committee on
pensions, today submitted q report on the
message of the President -vetoing the bill
70 grant pension to Joseph Romiser
OF the bill over the veto, and give as
the ground for such recommended the
statement of facts set forth in the report OF the
House committee on invalid pensions recon-.
The condition ofRepresentative Lewis Beach,
who is at his home in Cornwall, n. Y, Is criti-
cal. aud the gravest fears are entertained as to
the result of his illness.
The House yesterday disagreed to the Senate
amendments to the bill to repeal the pre-emp-
tion and timber culture law, and ordered con.
ference.
At the session of the House last evening for
the consideration of business from the post
transmission of small sums OF money by postal
order was passed.
Mr.. Scott, clerk to the House District commit.
tee, has received q letter from Representative
pool, AFTER pleasant voyage without seasick-
neSs.
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10 ''PrOnOunce'' in Ma
amOras To-day and BlOOdshed Likely

amOras To-day and BlOOdshed Likely.
GALVESTON, TEX, July 2O.-A special to the
Neus from Laredo says: Intense excitement
prevails on the Mexican side OF the Rio Grande
concerning the status of the revolution which
has broken out in the 81 ate OF Tamaulipas. The
air is thick with rumors. Ii Is stated, on good
authority, that prominent citizen OF Mexico,
now living in Laredo and an active sy m pa hiZer
with the present outbreak, received cipher
dispatch yesterday from Tamaulipas stating
that the revOtutionists would publicly pro-
nOunce to-day in the principal plaza Of Mata-
moras. II this is done II is thought bloodshed
Will surely follow.
FIGHT AT MATAMORAS.
ST. LOUIS, july 20.-A dispatch 10 the Globe
Democrat says: private dispatch received at
New Laredo, yesterday, reports that "A ligut &C.
Cured at Matamoras, Mexico, yeste raay, aud
that great excitement prevailed there. Five
hundred more troops are expected to arrive at
New Laredo to-day and the troops now there
are daily expecting 10 be ordered down the
river. A ruu.Or Is in circulation that a genera al
pronOuncement will take place throughout the
state OF TamaulipaS to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-20
OuK WooD MASrE1s.
rtrES AED PIREpI ACE ErYrv1pEs

selected the productions of the prime ipa
nth much care " meet the ttStic
Of ts mar ei aud believe We Offering gre&er
Inducements IN the way Of extensive aid Woi.-ar.
ranged stuck aud lUw prices than any dealer In ANY
city
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON
42A 9th street.
BUTCHERS BOSTON POLISH tor floors Il lust
what you want Our sales In thus article are now
double thai OF Huy previous year. N3
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THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
uesred. The subscription must he INVARIABLY
paid in advance.
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REAEMBER Me.
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CRYSTAL For restoring gray DISCOVERY
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CEYsIAI. days, money DiStON EhY
CRYSTAL fundeL 10 ,top he hair D.SCOS EitI
CkI<TAL fTOuJ falling by Iced DLStoNEt1
CklSIAL ing the roots with fresh DlSCOSER1
Ckl SIAL vitality from The nsuh- DlSCOS Ehl
CRYSTAL Gent supply Of which the DISCONEt.1
CRYSTAL hair decays aud falls. For DiSCON ER1
CRY tai er.aicsal NJ Il 1udrun and DISCONEnI
IkYSTAL entirely slop M, further DISCOVERY
lRY-TA to- nation satisfied we DiS~ UVEHY
CRY, Al, have the besl .anu ouIy DiSGOVE EkY
f,KY ,TAI. nom poisonous article for DISSOEkRY
CEYaTAL Iue Lurpus~ m, use soiicai DISCOVERY
n tflaI ARTHUR NATTANS,
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mt lAlh AID 4 aud "a and ~ SIS.
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kilograms to The Star.
GLADSTONE REqIRES FROM OFFICE.
The Revolution in Mexico Spreading.
The Wild Goose Chase After the Apaches.
THE CALIFORNIA SENATORSHIP.
REsIGNATION DECIDED On.

Mrs. Crawford on the Witness Stand in the Dixie Gas,
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Society.


On Thursday, during the Presidents absence
spend the day with Mrs. Cleveland la the
W hike House.
Mrs. and Miss Eyarts are at Saratoga.
Mrs. Rudolph kaufinann and her two little
childrcu and Mrs. john W. Mccartney and her
iitlie girl lvIt TINS morlIing Ior Is,cx Enon,
where they viii renlain Ior seNei al weeks.
Commander Kellogg and family lett this
morning ior Deer Park.
AR. Mm. T.. Hill and family have gone 10
Oaklan tor the season.
Miss Harriet A. Greary, of New York, is In
town Tor short visit, the guest OF Mn. Noss,
9l4 12th street
The WI ife oil Gen. Wheeler has almost regained
her usual health since her removal To- her home
la Alabama.
Mrs. G. VI. Shelley, the wife OF the Fourth
Auditor, goes shortly 10 Richmond, Ky, ~ visit
friends.
Afier the adjournment OF Congress Mr.. and
Mr.. A. {. Cochran will spend season at the
Virginia Warm Springs.
senator and Mrs. PuglI expect to spend q few
weeks in Canada, after the session closes. They
viii make snort visit To their home IN Ala
balna, and return here early In the autumn.
Their two SONS, VINO have been attending col
lege, have arrived here, the elder one having
graduated in June.
Among the arrivals at Cape May on Saturday
were the following from Washington: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Walker, Mr and Mis-. Il. y alISeI, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Gibson, Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. Kelly, G.
Iowson, w. AZ. SHAW. W. Bailey, Mis- Louise
Ba.aey, Miss VI. Laue hin, aud j. T.. Leaiing.
Mis-. John W. Corson left this morning, With
her three children, for Spring Lake, n. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-20

the venerable Ex-Governor WIN. Smith fcu
down stairway al Virginia Beach and wus
painfully hurt
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DROWNED HIMSELF AFTER RESCCIN0 TWO
COMPANIONS FROM THE wATkR-


COMPANIONS FROM THE WATER.
CHICAGO. July 2O.-Ernest HollstOck, an H.
year-old newsbOy, paid with his life for his
bravery yesterday. While he and several play
fellows were fishing in the large clay hoie oi
one Vi the brickyards west OF Clybourn avenue.
In the afternoon, two of the boys fell into the
water. Young HollstOck jumped after them
and succeeded in rescuing them bo.h, buL be-
fore he could reach land himself he sank back
and was drowned.
Paymaste Watki inns at San Francisco.
HIS Co CNsEL TO APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT on
THE GROUND OF AN IRREGULAR COUNT
MARTIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2O.-Paymaster Wat
kins, OF the United States steamer Osspee, who
was cOnv icted by court-marIial at Yokohama
OF embexz iement aud desertion, has arrived
here. Im mInesiiately after Icing brought ashore
he was taxi en- TO Mare Island and placed under
guard. 1t IL stated that his counsel will appeal
To President Cleveland and the secretary Of the
Navy To set aside the verdict on the ground Oi
alleged Irregularities In the proceedings o. the
eourtmarttal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-20
A SMOOTH TONGUED ITALIAN.
An Alleged Impo~tor aud His DOin6s
iW This CtGy.

Detective Raft yesterday afternoon arrested
an Italian, who gave his name Agostina
Caliasno who IL is alleged, was engaged I'm an
extensive scheme of imposture. Caliagno, who
Is thirty-three years cid, rather fine cooking
and good talker, appeared i'm this city about
three weeks ago and registered Augustin
Celia. He claimed To be "A member ot the
firm of celia Bros, the Italian importers Of
New York. He took order from Mr.. Solan
to he sent to New York, and represented that
he proposed to open a branch house here.
Last week he selected the property adjoining
the National theater for his bIancn establish
ment and made an offer TO the owner, Mr.
Allison Nailor, ol s3U,oo0 cash, which Mr.
Nailor accepted. Mr.. Cnas. -. Moore, 10 whom
Caliagno had been introduced, acted As attorney
in the matter. Caliagno then. n Is stated, teie-
graphed To Giovanni Malatesia, OF Philadelphia,
10 come here, as he had the business liked. lie
next informed the attorney that he had u
friend who would meet him Monday morning
at eleven o'c.ock and deposit $500 u
secure the purchase. Yesterday Mr.. Moore
became suspicious that his client was not
straight and communicated with Detective
Ran. The officer ascertaned that lac WAS In
debt to Solar for $50, and that Solari had Or
dered goods from Celia Bros, which had not ar
rived. tie thereuIon telegraphed celia Broe,,
who pronounced the party pretending 10 rep
resent them "A fraud. "Mr. Celia appeared at
the office OF Mr.. Moore, according to appoint
nent, and remained there Tor two nours, uut nis
PhiladelplI friend did not put in an appear
ance. As he was ing the Office RaII took
him into custody. he was confronted with
edged that his name was Agostina Caiiagno,
ANA he had hoped TO secure fifteen thousand
dollars from the Pniiadelphia man he
was taken TO the fifth precinct and locked
up. No. hing Of value was found on his person
excepting "A watch chain. lie had In his pocket
checks calling Tor several thousand dollars,
purportiny 10 be signed by Gulick Brotnera,
Mahony X Co. and j. Perreard. These caecSA
be stated, were not 10 be used 10 raise money,
but to aid in getting Maiaresta into his scneIne.
He held On "A charge OF obtaining about $40
worth Of goods from Mr.. r. Il. lnnaronc, about
SoO from SOLAR Bro, and small Till from j.
Perr, ard on laise preteuces. The policemen
think that he Is the man wanted IN baltimore
TO answer "A charge oI the robbery vi about
$1,000 worth OF jewelry an that city about
eighteen months ago.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S245, 1872: customs. s775, ,64S.

ANOTHER NOTARY-The President to-day
appointed John N Walker to be notary public
for the District OF Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-20

PAYMAsTER GUILD and Assistant Paymaster
CorWine were examined for promotion at the
Navy department to-day.
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ARREsTs.-The Treasury department is in
formed OF the arrest at Dayton. Ohio, yesterday
Of Thomas White, John Kelly and Louis r.
Saup for altering stolen United States bonds.
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( fISI o. O. F.-MAGEN NJ EN,'tMPM ENT
No 4-The members requ' sled to meet
~ IN r hat is eve ig ut 4 O'Clock To receive and
entertain the Grand Eucamp pment /. U. D. +.
i,y rde. OF the ComIni
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A BOND CALL.-Acting Secretary Fairchild
has issued bond call for 81 900, 900 of per
cents issued under the act of Congress approved
july II, 1882. The interest on the bonds Will
cease on September l next
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
Il rasz re pras sy:

O5czyzna jeszcze ciqgIe dajc
przedruki tfomNczenia Il NE
miec]lich gazet hsia2ek ciq-
gle jeszczc napada ma wszyst-
kich, Nozy sic osniela!a
Zwlqzek popierac. Sauna nib.N
ropiera ZwlazeIS, ale dy~kre-
dytuJqe lrgo zarzqd, stara sic
podk opat .jrgo fundament, DO
zaut'4uio osoIu ma Zaniar
przez to oslabjc. Jakby ma
przckor tel taNtJ'ce, Us 'azek
rosnic olbrZylnim krokiem l.
die napaZod. Wzrost Zwi4zku
najwidocznl"jszym jest ,jesInaN
nu Iachodz e, to Jest tam,
y.!zlc 80 Ujc=51an )" 5arG& ej
zdysNrrdytowac osinb { IA
mierza. Jest to swictnc ST. Ter
d1enje przyslowia, IL vSISza
gIosy ME ida W nicbio~y".
Zniany W Oczyz"je ME no. e
my sic spodzIewat, a dopok,
u niej vodka i p.wo, ME
zdrowy rozsq Iek, pr1cnavj"d
bqda, a zr to pre'iI<o ME ma
stapl, NANNY p,awo il,z 4 trgo
sam, go wnl skewaG ac Wlp-
scjcjcI Oic-y.0y 1aloz}l b,yw.u
piwny ma ukrye. Cly,tn i
ronia! Jakby salony W BuIla-
10 juz Mo by]y W stanle "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
VIVA NIKH
Z niW p3lskivEl W Aneryce.
Minneapolis, d. ls grudnja, STR.

lNeaCnpo! Zyrzeszylem! Mil
cZa!em IA dlugo. Wiem, 2e .
mllczenia mrgo zalowoleni by.
Ii moi pZeclwnicy, ze Il IA
dosci juz rece zaclerali, rczpr-
w'aca.jqc jcden drusiemu: Wi
dzisz! to ia go do miIrzenia
zmus1fem. Takirh jal1 on, to
sic rqbie, az wiory poleca, a
mIlczec bedz'e. Me, to ia
60 tax do muru pzyparleln"
odzywa sic drugi, ISuferkiem
rolq "prosz<z ja pana" ma
nosie. 10 ia" powiada trzeci
ITO il" cajYm choren inni.
Wy wSzy-"y, moi panowlc,
przypar.iscie ,ni.ic do muru, to
praNFlia. ale lje ton bal po
wod mtgo n,iiczunia. Mica
iem, pom 'i.e inlai czaSu. 10
pro>tc, nieprawda29 Ale to i
,ak zrpzmn'ale, ze Ia .ledra
irrIelyna usprawiedIiwic nnie
p3n.nna pred czytell.ikami.
Nrd"wno tenn, bo W ze-
s<|Nm rohu, MOI ,,nalsericcI-
n'e,.i' g'os Ii, ba, nawet ro1-
pi&> wHli sic o tenn, ie ME
znam ann sranaNkl, ami o~tu-
gr&ii' Prawda,. przyzua.i& SIC
D." pokor>e docha, DC gramaty-
k' "riograIil ,polsko-emery-
kAn sk'ej" ME przyswo'lem So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

la re aycle ia emiyracyi,-w
ma SIC wpatr'Jemy my sa-
mi. Wreszcie, gdy mi ma mysI
przychodzi, 2 j.kiem ute-knie
Elem W tym roku vpatrywat
sic W MIA he'a nasi bracia
przez Ksiecia Zrlaznego zie.
mi o)czystej wygnani, Cd hto-
fu rodAlnnego oderwani, =
przestsie sic dopruwdy dziwiG,
ze ponledzy tp gwiazla a ma
mi lstnle.s z~iazek duchowy,
ktory i mnle ma ten jeden
dz!en W roku " marzyciela
przemienia. Gdyby ta gwiazda
mosfa kedykolwiek przemo-
wlc, wiele to ciekawyc,,l re
czy moslbysmy sic cd niei
dowled2lec, wjele to wit Sci
weSofych, smutnych, a nawet
selce rozdzieraiacych obiloby
Sc wowczas o masze u~z}. Zy-
czenis to .iednak nule2y do
Zedu marzeh i nic zisci sic
niydy.
Posluchajmy natomiast, co
W posrod mas sic dzi-j,, CO
robimy, czeyo 24dany, do cze-
so d4aymy.
Sa W posr1d mas ludzje u
czeni, ktorych czcimy dla icI.
za>]ug na1kowych; SO ludzie
wyks1ta}ceni, ktorzy swq vie
DE i dosnla,clenie sklaia]a
ma o3tarzu dob'a publicznvyu
a z"s tacy, ktorzy umiej;
te przym'oly po1aczyc q PIE
Rnym, slodkim bezluteresoM
nym ,harakterem. Dobry uczv
uek ma tak2e u mas swoicl,
przedSta wicieli i ma tenn p.lu
przodu]q u mas bezwarunko
wo nasze panic, DO OTTO do
chodzl mnie wlaaomosG, 1s
p"stanowily W tym roku pa
nletac umaluczkch". Urza
aza]a one W mehtorych lnis
stach ,Gwlazdki" ola dzieci
doros]ych i wzyw"jq rod1icow
. przyrrowad/eme swoich die.
ci. | kazde d1lerko otr2ym;
podarunek M .,Gwi,.1d.<e",
zapanuje wieIka jadoSc W tyn
sw.lecle malu'k!m,' w ktorS IL
drobazg ten bedzie sk%kaC
wHesZczet kl skac w utunir
a twa'Ze rodzicow b~,|y u
s,niechniqte j zadowolnue.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
Serce boli, to prxwda, ale lc

/ ~ ~ w N>s, wv ~
PEI widzIet rzeczy jasno IA.
wet bolem serca, snizel' sic
fudzlc c,eszy6 2 niczcgo. Mann
ma mysli -Nuze7m Nnodoa1e u
Roppersuylu. Poslucha.icic zs-
tenn, iaskawi czytelnlcy. o co
chodzi. Przsd kiiku tygodnia-
mi zawiadomilem was . smut-
nym stanis j o smutnych sto.
sunkach, panUqcych " TEN
Muzenm narodowem, i pre-
strzeglen was, byscie zbyt
"ielkiego zaufaria W MEM ME
pokladali, a uczyni}em to
@fownle W my eli, by priest
rledz diva nasze Towaryyst
WA Zwiqzek Mar. Pol, j Grosz
PolsAi ma jace W swvch kon-
-,ytucyach pewne zastrzezenla
IA korzJsc tel r'stytucyl. Za-
'uqd Muzeum Nsrpdoweyo ma
.lrsfat W odpowiedzi sprosto
Nsnle molch uwag, a ia, cho
'laz wiadomos>i cd
uosnc czerpa}cm gazet ma e
nigracyi w Enropie wycho
nqcyrh, uwierz.\ lem temu
,prustowanu i doslownic ia
<owe "a Zgoaq powtorzylen,
'hrac tym sposobem dat do
Yod bez>tronno s:i. OtGz Ia Ia
wowierno SC w blqd mn'e wpro-
vadza, DO otrANmawszy dr.
i'j wrrost re zroella doA}aI-
re ob]asnlenia, wldze sic ME
>tcty Zmuszonym utrAyma6 "
'a.eI p-mi zarznty dotyczacr
,rD nstytucyi. Wladomo kaA
Ielnu, BE hr. w. Platter po-
| larowaf narodowi Polskiemu
| Nuzeum Narodowe, ale pomi
NO tel darowlzny, pozo>tal j
.hce nAdal pozostaG jedynym
N'asclcielem tel lnstytucyi. TAX
lalece, ze HE poczuw;i sic dc
ho~lqzku sklad"G narodowi
~prawozdan 2 jel czynnosci. O.
lara w podobuych warunkacl.
'rzcstaje bye otiarY stale sic
j hdyne czynem samolubnyn,
" cleci zNshania rozgfosu
| W i%snusG narodowa ME moAe
lie paWlnna pnzostaW~c pod
!ospotyczna wlalzp ]ednnslNi.
ale powinna bye zArz4dzaIa
1rle2 CLOS wule ogofu, jcly-
Nc tylko maJacego praw" dc
iontroll puIoburj insly'ueyi.
Irozumialy to dohrze iowa
tAys'wa p"]sNle W "jjcaryi
~iclz4c despotyzm samowo-
.4 hr. w. Pialcra. wy1ra,v
pecyalny komItet, ktory pod
przewodnietwcm p. l.. Mlchal,
I<ie~o, Prpyesa TuwarZystw
PoIsAlch W S1waicaryi. otrzy
mai mandat dokladnego zba-
"iania tel sprawy skomuni-
|lowania sic W tym celu 2 hr.
w. PIuterenl. Ma sekretarza
trgo komi>etu obrauo p. II.
w tkowskiego.
k"milet ten wystosowaf
pierwszq odczwe do hr. Plate
ra W dnin Is l,ropadn 1888
7. j Zatytnf"v aws2y "a % 'rz
wa do zaluzyricla d>rc*tora
! NarodoNogo }IM"um W Rap
perswl lu, (" plo,Ii W 'asowr.j,
W 'micnu c2@iu o do~lad1e
f, ohj"SnlrnIc rlcc1}Wjs' eg sta,
uu 1urzy i " S9rawo~Ja.lie 4
dotyche>a~nwN'h rly ne,5 "
kiII>a um nadr-rla "ipu.>.c ii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
spokoiG zapotrzcbowania piwa

same) red'kcyl Uc.yz"y.
W innyrh g4ze,ach zmianv
znaczmejSz Sze. ME spostrzeglem
procz w jednej Gn=ecie Pol.
wydawanej prNex p. D.; niewi-
CA, ]esz"ze raz Z przylemnos-
cia zaznaczam, he zacze}a sic
yaimowac spr"wam narodo-
womi.
W Nowym Yorku wyszed]
drugl numer pisma hume
rystycznego pod nazwa Osa.
Pl>emko to dobrzc sic zapo-
wlada i zastrAegam sobie kill
ka slow w tym przedmiocie W
nastepnym lisc'e.
Wyszelf r6Mnie1 pierwszy
>es1yt pisna Uszystdo pzez
Ssrce Jcz"Sn ! -NnW, przezna-
czonego dla spraw czysto rel!-
yljnych.
w Chicago zaczna wychu-
'lzic od Nowcgo Roku diva
move pisma:
Kuyer CHlcog9y1i pi,mo CO.
'zleine, pod rtd1Ncyq p. NJ
j. Saiowsslego i
hulwyAu dwu'ygolniiS, ! i
Smo hlmoystyczne.
Pan hWol Bo-euta CLM
~1ushI wy>iosowal do ZgodY !
Dczy.ny sprostowane, W klo
''eln stan"wczo zaprzecza, i"
by mlal )aki4kolwiek zaj
seize zc Siszem t',kt ten ma
Iywa ,,wIelutnpm kfamstwem. .
TO sprostowanie mnie zdMwi-
o i dzlwi mnie ono tenn bar
izie., Z" ponino oswiadcze
MIA p. ChIapowskiego, ME .,c-
stem w stanIe od"ulac zarzu
~ zroblonego Sllszowi. Sis.
" czasle sMego plerwsZego pu-
hytu w Nowym Iovku, y zaj
scia t"go puhllczmc sic chwA
hi opowladal M sw"le spot.
Sanjc Il p. Chfapowskjm W o
rernos.l kilkunastu swia"h ow
Nastepmlc, w poclqtkach 70
~ bir2Hc"go. uarsaf list d
y. Ign. PawfowsIliogo, w kta-
'y!n teso ostatnlego prosi G
'psredmt $50 W cclu pngodze
.ia sic q Il. Chlapow>lli'n i u.
zysNanla ma nowo wstepu hs
;aml Modrze, ,ewskie.j. Pan Po.
| w}o"sI<i daf nli ten list SIisza
30 odczytnnIa q pewnosc:s
ego ME zarrzeczy, jcsIi ui,
bedzie ch"ir! bye z.liczon,1n
10 rzedu Sllszow. jesIl za'rn
oswladczen'e p. Chlapowskie
go jest prawda, to Skfamal
Sllsz, czcmu sic zreszlq niv
'l>iwie, DO do kIan,stw Sl;sza
.j'z od dawna sic przyzwycza-
IliSny.
Zwiqzck Narodowy uzyska}
~Ilna po'lpore W osnbie ks. "
Balzyn> kIcgo W Chicago, !lto
rY wyst"pn,9e = alnb>ny pro
riNko I4 "a Il, W, .i;tNnajdnbi,-
nic.I wykazaI pnwa@e Zw9zku
i i"%" j. "mc.Tzn2 j 81
SEE N liN't lt.Nlt ! III It' y o.
ny ks. ". Bar; 1i,kicgo, a
me watpIe. ze w>zvScy prawi
k"t"licl j PoIacy Zwale< po-
pr4 i q nim s9e po]qcz4.
Rozpoczyna.iqe kohcowy u
step d<is.rl~zrgo Ii>ju lie u
ron'i"m Byla to ka LoIu, aa-
In i rozp4rzy. Serce bull, gIy
me moz my j gdy nam ME
wo'no dobrzc movie o TASTY
tncyl, k;ora I"kowaIe .jc u.
cze d1l-iu rok"vat pywmm.
sw'et"a ola naroGu przySzIyst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

D'e Gol4d, re le] HE uWzg'ed-
nlfem pomimo przyjetcj zasa-
Iy, ze ,,Zwyczsl usviqca pra-
wo". Przed kllku miesiacam;
doplero czyta!em list jednego
. najwiekszych towarz,ystw ia
Wschodzie, zapraszajqcy ma
l5-roczny bal 4 poswiereniem
chcrqg"i Ia dzieh 23 stvcz-
mia +. D., z ktoreso tylko ,je-
dino 2 posrod licznych blqd :
nych zdan przytocze. Oto Sc
Nretarz tegu towar1yst~a pi-
sze: .,Z'.razq proszeny o od-
powiec", i to pisze w1asn:e
ten, ktory mnie 0 niezna.j"-
mosc ortografil obwinia. Diu
czego ia tel "rtogr.Gi upol>ko o
amerykahsk!cJ" sobie nie rr2y
swollen i przyswolG ME chce.
opowiem. Pamietam, gdy by
lem .jeszcze maiym chIopceln,
SIP. o;eiec oddal mnie na pen
sye do p. Jurklew'cza W War
~zawiH i wolno hi byfo tylko
raz jeden W tvgodnlu, W NE
d%ic!q, na kiIIla godzin odwie
die rudzicow. Pcwnego razu,
wsrod 1yg"dnia, sadie zapal.ly
lie W kom'nle ma pensy. o
tenn nader waznym wypadku
posiafem rodzIcoln llstowne "a
| wlad"mlenie. Gdvm w nastep.
"a n'eaziele przyszedl do do
mu, rodz'ce przyjeli mnie bar
;!zo "zleble j ME otrzyma1em
nawet zwyk]ego poea1uuku ma
p:zywitanie Natomiast sp. OF
cIec podsunaf mi pod oczN
list moi i poka7ui4c W MIN
wyrazy: nogi,n ugaszono straz-
nikaml toporalni," dut ni
naurzI<e, ktorq przez kjlka ty-
sodni nietylko pamietaiem, a
'e i czulrm. TAX szanownl s.
"jc &c MOI czystost jezyka pol
skiego, talk karat jego kalecze.
ME j OTTO przyczyma, dla ktd-
rel 90 johladuej znaiomosc1
jezy ka ojjczystego z dunq Sc
przyznaje.,
! dzisiuJ ME wz;qfb.ym jesz
vzc piola 90 reki, gdy nj,
szczvr;l chec wywiqzanIa sic I
'nilcgo obowjqzku zfo2enia
wan, mill czytelnicy, zyczen
4 okazyl zbIlzaiqcej sic Gw,azd.
Xxi. lego obowlazku lie "a
uie.Ibalcm dotqd ami razu. W
zcszlym i zaprzeszlym roIl,l,
.esIi mnic pumiec nie my!i,
zyczyiem wam, 2eby ia pierw-
sza gwiazda, zmienlta sic Ola
was W olbrzymle slonce, zeoy
promic"ic tego sfonca zagrza
Iy vase serca, pobudziIy was
do czynr i daily waszym ma
rz4niom zycie. 70 2yclenie,
choclaa skromEe, q jednak TAX
Alelkie zAraZem, nlestety ME
zIscl}o sic, Powtarzam je przc-
to i w tym roku i powtarza6
je bede dop1ty, dopoki tetna
rozbuizonego zycia naszegu
ME wyrwq mi 4 picrsi 2yczen
dalrj ld4cych.
Instrumentation sic n;craz
ed tt,!t, dla clv@@p t.,Ni l.a-
wal mysIi znprz4ta mo- u
mys} W chw'I, gdy sc wpa-
lruje W te gwiazde, j dosze-
! diem do przclSonania, lie ona
W tym dniu Jest pos,ein,czka
mysi i marzeh Iulz'>ich. W
ma sic wpatrnjq sz@zesiIWi
"l"szcztsIlwi, bogaci biedni,
vjclcy i malI:-w MA sic vpa-
trulq nasl bra5ia zagnani w 10.
dow%te pusz"ze s. beryi lub
gGr4oc stcrN kaukazu -nasj
brace" )e"z4cy pod jarzmem
nlewoll, pou stop2 ajrzdnilla,
---nasi bracia, prowadzacy tu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

Rozpoczynaiqr Eohcowy u
step d<isrl~zrgo Ii>tu lie u
ronI'm. ByIa to ka J5ln, "a
Ia r"zr4rzy. Serce bull, ely
me moz my gdy nam ME
wo'no dobpze movie o TASTY
incyi, k'6rA '"kowale .jc,z.
cze dA-l,.I rok"vat p4wmna
sw'et"a Ola narotu przy&ziYst