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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
BrandonviIle.

1t is rumored that there is to be
wedding in town before long.
Brandonville has greater mum.
Der Of widows and old maids than any
other town Of like size in the State.
Greeley Hyde, of Oakland, Md,
spent part of last week here visiting
relatives and friends.
Morris Albright, the king(?) mer-
chant of Kingwood, passed through
here on Tuesday.
Sheep shearing appears to be the
order of the day among our farmers.
The wool clip in this section will be
large and buyers are already on the
roads.
Extensive and painstaking prep
arations are being made here to
properly observe Children's Day at
the NJ. f. Church Sunday week. No
pains will be spared to make the oc.
casion a very pleasant one,
The talk about the Lakel.Lieb
stabbing ARRAY has not entirely sub
sided yet. Groups of men and boys
may be found any evening about the
stores discussing this matter.
Prof. Wiley's school at Bruceton,
we learn, is in very fourishing con-
dition. Nothing else, though, could
be expected of school under the
supervision of so able an instructor
as Wiley He is both able and ex.
perienced.
Prof. Wiley delivered his lecture,
"The Monongahela Valley" at
Bruceton last Wednesday even
ing. The lecture is very good
one in every respect. He spoke
upon the geology, antiquities, people
and history of that valley, and dwelt
for some time upon its probable flu.
ture. He was listened to 10y large
and attentive audience.
Mrs. VIM. Kensinger has been Wis.
ting Pennsylvania friends for a week
past.
A certain man in this place says
he can read all there is in The AR
GUS in two minutes. We do not
know, but we will venture the asser
ton that he is not subscriber. Hi:
name is enclosed. SIvRo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

We learn from our Brandonville
correspon dent that there is a certain
individual in Brandonville who is
not at all pleased with the manage.
ment, makeup, and amount of read
ing matter given in this paper. He
goes so far as to say that he can read
all there is in it in two minutes A
most wonderful man he must be; at
the same time showing himself to be
O most consummate dead beat, or a
newspaper thief, for his name does
not appear upon our subscription
list; and if he is not subscriber,
how does he know what is in THE
ARGUS unless he borrows it or steals
it. We know the individual "from
one end to the other" and if it is
necessary we are well prepared to
give him complete currying. If
we have it to do we will not rake
around the sores and scabs, but tear
them open to public view.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

GENERAL DURBIN WARD, of Ohio,
whose death occurred a few days ago,
was a gallant soldier during the late
war. He was terribly wounded at
the battle Of Chickamauga. General
James b. Steedman used to tell with
rare gustO how he saved the life of
the braYe soldier on that occasion.
The night after the battle Steedman
was riding past a cabin by the road.
side. A woman at the fence said TO
him "There is dead Union soldier
In my house. Steedman dismoun.
ted and went in TO see the dead man.
He found him lying in a corner.
covered with a blanket, where the
surgeons had abandoned him. He
pulled The covering of, stopped down
and by the light Of a candle reco1.
nized his old friend Colonel Durbin
Ward. He was cold and apparently
lifeless, Steedman felt bis pulse
and found a slight futtcring Call.
ing for bis orderly, who carried
canteen Of whisky, he raised the
dying man and putting the canteen
70 his mouth poured a liberal quaint.
~ OF the reyiyifying fluid down bis
throat. The reaction came the sur.
geons we're sent for and Durbin
Ward was saved lie never got
done thanking Steedman and he
never could listen with patience TO a
temperance orator decrying spirits
thereafter. 81 am q living example"
he used to say "of the saving power
OF even commissary whisky"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

The Senate and House Judiciary
Committees have received a large
number of petitions urging the neces.
sity of providing a Federal code of
procedure. Bills providing for this
object are now before these commit
tees, providing for a Federal Code
Commission, and extending an invi-
tation to each State and Territory to
appoint one or more representatives.
to advise with this commission. It
is hoped to make the Federal Code
acceptable not only to Congress, but
to the Legislatures of all the States
and Territories, and to secure its vol.
untary adoption by each of them.
One uniform practice Will then pre-.
vail In all the Federal, State and
Territorial courts. Justice Miller, of
the Supreme Court, writing of the
present situation for the american
Ld'o ReUte1c, of St. Louis, says
The Federal Judges and the prac.
titioners in the Federal Courts are
left to grope their way in this ming
ling of Federal law with that of thir.
weight States of the Union and of
the enactments of the Legislatures of
eight Territories and the District of
Columbia. The condition of the
Justices of the Supreme Court of
the United States, who are bound
TO take judicial notice of all these diff.
ferent laws and are expected to as
certain what they are, can well be
imagined"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

The REV. SAM. SMALL, with inf.
mite wisdom remarks: "If | wanted
to get a good square judgment on
something / had done I'd rather 90
to newspaper Office for it than to
any of our courts of Justice. know
the justice of journalists, their lnteg-
rity, and the purity of their motives.
L know why they probe into mems
characters No man whose charac.
ter is pure need fear all the presses
in America. The best way to be
safe from so-called newspaper attacks
is to be Christian. The reporters
are the best detective forces in this
country. They have brought more
rascals to justice, and punctured
more shams than all other agencies
combined.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
Notice 10 LjeHhOIderS.

To all persons holding liens. by iudu-
meuts or otherwise, against the real o..
tate, or any part thereof, Of J. IT. Lips.
comb.
I'm pursuance Of "A deer 60 Of the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, West Virginia.
made in cause therein pen ing 10 sub
Jec' the real estate OF the said j. ~. Lips
comb o. The satisfaction Of the liens there
on, YOU are hereby required 10 present
ail cIums held by you, and each ~ YOU.
against iho said j ~. bipscomb which
are liens Du his real estate on any part OF
li. inr adjudication, to me AZ my ofHcc. in
kiuEwDOI, boo said county. on or before
tho jth day fJuuo 1856.
Given under my hand ,hIs third day OF
May, 1856. j. H. GAwTHORNE.
VI XIV Fl uFI COmm'r'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

A DEVICE has been invented by
which electricity is made to record
the weights indicated upon scales or
steel yards, the application being
specially designed for the weighing
.of freight cars while in motion. It's
said that, with the device properly
applied to the scales, an accurate &C.
count can be KEEP. of the weight of
every car passing over them, even at
full speed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
No DeNintiOn.

The subscription price of THE AR
GUS is one dollar per year, if paid in
advance; but if not paid in advance,
the price is one dollar and fifty cents.
There will be no deviation from this
rule.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
Select School.

All persons desireing to attend school
the coming summer, VIII have an oppor
tunity to do so at Kingwood, w. Va.
Summer term opens Monday May oath,
1886 and continues thirteen weeks TUT
ton from $3.50 to $50.
For further particulars address, a. J.
Hare, MorgantOwn, W. Va, or Frank
b. TrOtter, KingwoOd, w. Va,
4-30-3t,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
A FARM FOR SALE.

As executor Of the estate Of James Lit
tie, offer at private sale farm in Val
ley District con tanning so acres. bout
two-tbirds Of tins land is under cultiva.
ION. 10 has on it ono Of The finest or.
chsrds In the district. 10 will be sold ON
easy terms. Call on or address.
j. NJ. G.. FAIRFAX,
. ~ RecdsYille. W. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

1T was very fortunate for Miss
Folsom that there were no West
Virginia girls in the ring when she
ran for the beauty prize. There is
something in our West Virginia at
mosphere that does light up girls
countenance just little beyond
successful competition.-Irtelligen.
Ger.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND was mar.
ried on Wednesday evening. Owing
to previous business engagements we
were not able to be present at the
marriage ceremony; but we learn
that the affair passed of quietly and
pleasantly. Congratulations, old boy,
and may your shadow ne'er grow less
nor larger.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nsrship heretofore existing between J. ID,
Howe ahd Thomas Roach who did bust.
ness under the firm name Of Howe &
Roach is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. ID. HOWE
THos. ROACH.
April 10th 1886. 4-l6-6t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
WEST VIRGINIA MAP.

The registers map of the State, made
from actual surveys of each county con-
talns all pest roads and streams with POI
luctl divisions etc. and is considered
the only complete map of the State ever
published. SiZO-Three by three and
three :ourths feet. Price 25 cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
READ THIS.

Catarah for the nose and head can be
easily. quickly, pleasantly and lastingly
cured, The Francis Catarrah Cure will
positively and effectually cure in a few
days any case. A package, more than
enough to surely and iniallibly cure any
case. sent post paid by mail for one dol
lar by Nj FRANCIS, Washington, ID. G.
3-26-12t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves 10 be
indebted 20 The ARGUS on subscription
or by book account are requested TO call
aId settle the same at their earliest CON
venience as we need all monies coming to
us
q. LEE KUssART.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
StOcEhOi,j

KINGwooD. w, IA. 900. >s6.
A special meeting of the stDcRhpid ~
Of the KingwoOd Railway Company viii
be held. at the Compauy's Office i'm king
wood, w. Va. on Monday, Juno 2lst.
1886. at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
authorizing an increase Of the msxinu IN
amount OF the mortgage heretofore'guthn
lzed, and The transaction Of any other I'm.
riness that may properly be done.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
W. :, WIN. 6. Brown. President.
WIN. NJ. o DAWSON, Secretary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
JOB PRINTING !

Printing all kinds
non We have type be found in
country Office in printer sixteen years OK
perence o 10 ourjo Ksndwe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

lerNTcWAATEDffS s1s se9TTT,s ss.g!
HtlE III NSample free 20 those becoming agents.
~ btk WNorisk, quick sales. Territory given.
.-. ~ Satisfaction guaranteed Addrest
De SCOTT, s42 Broadway, NEW YORK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04
Guarantee Satisfaction

particular guarantee WORK 10 m % good and
cheap Democrats Preston have
thing They pau,e Of her political pss
vi efersto
THE ARGUS, Kingwood ". Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-06-04

HaB attained n standard Of oxoo1loDoo vyhtoh
admits Of no superior
~ contains every improvement that invontivo
genius, skill and money can produce
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-22
Frank Siddalps Soap.

lust call and get cake Of this Soap. Il
81 is the greatest invention Of the age, I
-ealy believe. Try itapd test II. The SANE
SAP Is used for all purposes, toilet, clothes,
i,F the Aesb and every thing, and DOES NOT
fEGRE ANYTHING. DO not believe this Soap
is loId by any onein this county but by
ipne 10 D. II BOUIC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-22
0UR Predictions
81 RIFIED!

clohe yourself with the proper weight clothing.
any tending make you comfortable and And for outside hab
already change the decided profitable
@ and despite sno & an no" raging W n sseD
zeal and believe that the crowds that pane do 50 out Of mere friend
are always buy anything anything
without article that the purchaser does we'll buying
REpFERS s' bRGoSALs BoRDERD SAIL CLOTH
BoUoLE Cloth ErEMINE CLOTH 9TH
& tn If sG sr R Ps i F s a %
all the o 3sneh Tcot SOC yad these goods all wool
24t Reps at u lie yard these goods worth @ They consist Of
CASHMEREs our ain 81
We he double fold Cashmere GOT course this not all wool at loo per yard
uo silk Department goods the lowest prices
stock Of Vevets which extraordinarily large has everything in to
e a,s p'P stripe e We have displayed on our velvet counter this
week 5 s apsa ' T p Sa eoun ~a w WE "s
new bale for this 39n Armure Cloth which
= n. ~ PDgPART~s1li11u u11essD gioeat+
sHoR7 a.s' Sss " Ss re" s. ss
1s s s s s@ %ss other 5 Sss We S sAaf sos %%1s
e T T os s s s'' s sS ais SI s S y
SFEEaasES sS .%i Garment
and a p ps1 Bl
BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS AND SPREADS.
o .as ns" az .. ss " ., We
s Shrs are f% CSC up The s White Spread ia size % WIN ~ anu
1t Flannels, F'lannels
a T gs ais ss e sS qa nG finish % % CRAY F
% f r I'd F rs 900 Deso Boys 70 1 c P io
.a5s: s.s % {. sslss saj. h. ~
keep YOU posted
would only gi have cali
soo5 0Sdsa Money upded p
''5 "a SO ONE -
for bas With
and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-22
PUMPS OF THE BEST QUALITY,
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS!


DLACk GRO GRAIN SILK,
ID IS, 81, ST. %.
C0L0RED SILKS, 90 IL, 70, 81
Silk Velyets in Black and Colors, 81, rs.
b. 11ade yelvels, 76.
All-Wool Black Cashmere, 81 Q, 80, ca.
Colored Cashmere, 80, G2 ~, ~.
Franklin Suitlng, 30
1900 yards Cashmere 10, IL IL.
Table Jamask, rs, 81 IL, so
1914 y5eeiing, %, 20, 30.
Al.Ws5ol Twilled Flannel, rs, 3d. 81 l-2
Cloth for Men and Boys wear, %, 30, 37J
large line white Wool Blankets, from
81 % TO 10 90.
Comforts from 81 90 TO co.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear
Q "a r. p E II s
ngr@in Carpet, 25, 80, 81 10, so, rs.
Co.,ees ESSsnet, %; Rag Carpet, 81 l-?;
very = SPiy, !; Tapestry Brussels,
rs, 80 81; Body Brussels, 81 49,
Druggets in all sizes, from $5 TO ~ Oh.
Smyrna Rugs, from s; 30 TO 90
Tapestry and Velvet Rugs, IS, 81, 50
Tapestry hall and Stair Carpet to match
Venicia Hall and Stair Carpet to match.
Carpet Lining, 8 l2c
Carpet sewed aud laid at short notice.
A large line Of Lace Cnrlains, 81 25 to So
per pair
Et,o. .n.I Ci1,k az 9r s.H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
SzLazAcY-PoLAc
independence. Wis ~ grndni
Szanowny Rvdnktor1e!

1OLlliON IL IetuhE' >"
My nowo zoTganizowane To-
warzystwo urraSzamy Ciebe, abAs
raczyf umiescit ninjrj~@a k%orespon-
dencva w fnmuch swego Ni~ma.
DonoSim wan, kGch&oi B@@c'a
pc wielkiej Ameryce l~ozpr'szsni,
ze my tn ma %ustronlu Us adj, 4
Gornego Sz!a ska p~ochodziacy, ME
chcemy zostuG w lyle, leez idac "a
przyNfudem Rodakow 2 Winony,
staramy sic zyc tul<ae dla Ojc&yzny,
/ Nurodu pol,kjego.
Otoz w dniu % lis.opada re
bralismy sio de pieknej naszej szllo-
iy parafaInyi i z.iozyiismy T'wa-
rzystwo Bratniej Pomocy pod naz-
wa To W. s W. p Paw a,
jake ~patrohow naszego koscioia.
Dzieh % listopada zus, jak
wszedzie, talk i tn obrhodzpIismy
jaknajuroczyscic.i o godzinio 10
rano odpraw'} nam mas Wicl. X.
proboszcz Tomaszewski n"bozeh-
stwo ia braci naszych, poleglych
W rewolucyi 7. 1s3o-3l-z spie.
wen zafobnym. Pc skohczonej
Mszy sw. nasz Wie!ebny ks. pro
boszcz przypomniat nam 4 "mbo.
ny wielkie cnoty oNych bohute.
row, ich wulecznosG a zarazem
mocha wiara, za ktoro sfuszne
czcsh i'm Sc nalezy, po}aczoma Z
modtami, ably ich Pau Boz ma VIE
kn przyjat do kroleatwa nieb!eskie
so.
Pc skohczenem nabo zchstwi,
udnljsmy SIG do szkofy, gdzic sic
odbvt mityng, i zostaIi putwicr
dziani u%rzqdanicy nastepujacy:
Wtadysfaw fukowsk', prezyd
Wojciech j. Bauch. wiccrr,
Flip Woic.k, sekr prot;
Rafael WoiciechowsIsi, sekr. fin
Piotr Skroch, kasyer;
Pawel Wojcik, marszaiek.
Ra d q g o SIP o d arcza:
Joztt Tomuszewsk';
Fruncisztk Kasper.k;
1gnacy Socha.
Naumieniam, jznas.ies. W CRU
pie juz 25 czionk6w, leel -podzie
wamy sic, BE wkr6tce pr1y bedzi
%jcszcze wiGc"j, Il w,edy dolby,
porzadku okazatci lic%li' gsvzy
iaczymy sic; do IwiazAs
Mar. Pol.
Wszelki s%zacunek oddaj" Hiu141&o''
Iflip WojciM
Rafael Wojciechos~Ai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
" E.a Sale.

dzien 30 List. ohchodzono
takze solennem nabozen
stwem, ma ktorem ce,cbrowal.
Wiel. ks. proboszcz NoIHN. 10
mszy sw. ks. W. pjeNne ! pa
t@ryotyczne powjedziaf |Saza-
ME ma czesc bohatcrow pole
glych "a Ware i Ojczyzne. Pod
czas nabole9stwa staIy w ko-
sciele T"warzystwa,, Il ednocze
ME Polakow" (grnpa zwiazNo-
wal, "sw. Jozefa'' ''Sw. Jacka'
w rzedzie i pelnym formle,
Wieczorem oGbyl sic obchod W
szkole polskiej.
Odspiewano kilka patryoty-
cznych piesni, a OBJ. CD. NJ. Rn
ka, NJ. S~1potahski z La Sale i
A.. Goszczyns!Si z Wenony pgze.
mawiali do zgromadznnNch
Nova ostatuiego byio przA.jeta
z ogg:omnym entuzyazmem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

, J~ciehiier=y. - w ~niedziele,
- g,udnia, r%eta;omnio uciekio Cd
rodzicow z Win"ny dw"ch ME
pelnoletnich chtopcow - Tom"sz
S;kor-ki, lat Is, j. Draikowski,
lat rs. Pe!*szv st sNnem salo-
misty tute jszego Teodora Sikor>kie-
go, drugi saIonjsty jana D a2kow.
skicgn. Kto by wiedzlai o te-
raznl.jszym ich pobyeie, n,echaj
doniesle o Mich redukeyi Wlm'uSa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Wv II A R u =

mega a praca ne malta DO p't'ze-
ba aprawic w p,.1od sesca umysf
ably w Lich roznircic uczucis milo
sGl ojcxyznv, zlaic sic niejednrmu
ze sa oboIetni hub |przeciwni tax
ME Jest: tylNo zachoiza o~kolczno-
SCI, 20 mis- stach wie"rj polacv sku-
pea, chocia2 "wieczorem lub W
sw;eto wolni do zgromadzania SIC.
lecz 20 tarmnch co innego chnciaz
niebrak dvbrvch svn6w polski ulo
rozrzuccni cd siebie " ro2nr strosy
o NIL 5 6 j s trndniej sic z.iedne-
eye, " jednak co MONA robi sic
- Ii mas III Independence pc Yrzv-
byciu Ks. r. Tomaszewskirgo kto-
ry kilka razy z ambony znchecat
adv smy MIC zostawali w lyle "a
mnemi ale zufozyli towarzystwo
religyno narodowe czrgo nam rra-
Wa kosciofa ME %zaoraniaja ale jak
nam KsiaAz m6wi sam nMsz Naip.
Biskup 2 La Crosse zacheca i DO
cbwala, do keie liza PREY faczyli sic
ob. bracia t.ukows"y WlndystAw
Brouistaw ! Oh. Flip W"jcik cd
hyli zgromsdzemie i z-bra'o sig
sulkunustu eztonk6w, gdy be lie
wiec"i u.tanowjemy tow4r@Nstwo
reli@ijnc pod wezwaniem IS. Apo
st@low P;otra j paNta pa1ronow
~n"><-.i parat' i przytacAcmy do
ZNiisailn narodowego, ci c~1loniowio
u'zs ziii ma Iierw>zy ra3 ohrhod
rocanicy % li>to ada co ksiadz
pr1yjat z ochota i olpr#wtt nnbo-
2enstwo 9 goaAinia 6 rano vigil j..
M,zg sw. nova lat bna na knhcu
ptsn Bozc cns I, ls.le, w aewic
byte p~owisdzj"ne wiellla kara
b ,zka ma na>z narod ~ grzechy
,.jrow naszych l nasze, ale Bog
u;s nj. o%!u>cjf b. DO dale wieiisa
svwotnia size uarudo&i p"lskiomu
40 wSzclIich ohar, y Jest i wjelkie
mitosivrdzio B,zkie, wiec iyzrh
bedziemv ME ktamaAemi slowy
wolaG ,Pyzed Tive ofsurzo zanosim
ltaganie" t. Bog y "v>iuvha.-
i jakos PREY pom cy B Z rnbie-
my % mu5omy many sAkots fadNa
ro~xpuczcia >ie dniu s li>topnda
lzieci iuS chodzi So i eagle przy-
bywa, podzielamv >ie z Ia wiado-
moscia co raz Wia1ws umiescii ze
KS. r. TomaSze"skl poslaf do
Poznauiu rs doll. ma choragjew,
c%horngcw Ia juz nndeszia bnrdzo
riesna tn by lej MIC dostal i ~
$50 'toll. picking pamiatke be9zi,
mj#fa paratiu North Creek. a ranu
Srhm t"wi W P1xnaniu oswiadcza-
my serdeo2ne podzie<ow"nio a
my tn do Independence otzskuj e.
my ma duiach iudnego obrazu
Ssrra Jezusa do bocznego oltarya.
ttory KS. Tomaszewski wy|isui Z
Krakowa "a % dyIl. czylI "a sc
rth~sich obrnz ma bye bardzo
rie'1ny .iaiS n~apjsano otez macie
brAe cche Syrie nasze robiemy
co mozemy ciioci.z mas So
%trutnie co obe!gami mas obs, pu.ia
jsk bedzio wiert.j .%jeszcze razy tc
wnm npiszemy jull to trudna prac;
aobreyo kaplana, i uczciwych po-
Iakow, my sic staramy ably poo
trzymnG Geese nasza u jaki nis
badz rijaczyna wywoiujc ma ma!
I ma Ksie4v - i Braterskie ~
czenia w dzien Narodzin Zbuwiciel;
Swiata &yczemy naszAmu ducho
wreh-twu / brac'om polakom "
%naszej kochanej ojczyznic Gale.
ameryce. ably smy kiedys razcm IA
spiewaIi ,,Podni,s reke Boze dzieci'
b1ogosiuw kraine mia"
Il. r.
DOPIsEk: = Prosze co d,
stowa zamicscic jez7ll faska be
&adnej %poprawkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
III
u tsran re w Is IL 2 O

q vi EN BTNNi-, WIS.
10 wszad zapowiadano ma dzieh
90 listopada obchod pamiatki ofiar
"a s~ieta sprnwc ~w"lnosci narodu
polskiego, ME eli tyl&o patrioci co
krzycza i hniasuja i gtosem ris-
mem "hociaz j to dobro :ne iezell
pochoazi z przekoaania slachetne 80,
.jednak wielo Jest n~asnych brsci
polalsow i kapianow co W cichosci
W t~esknocie tzy ronis j robia CO