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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18
OPPOSITION TO MAJOR SAVERS.

The republicans of this, the Tenth con-
sional district, in convention assembled in
San Antonio, last Saturday placed in
nomination, as opponent to Major Sayers
for congressional honors, Col. A. Belknap,
a prominent citizen of San Antonio. o
dispatch from thai city announcing this
action stated that republicans we're iubi-
liant and claimed they could carry Travis,
Williamson and several other counties by
such msjorities IS to be able to
defeat Major Sayers. Why did
they not, while claiming, place tribute
upon Bexar and other counties of the
congressional district? They could, with
Just as much sanction of hope, as when
they mt ntioned Travis county, for,if there
is one thing certain in politics this fall, it
ia that Travis will give Joe Sayers hand
some majority. The people here know,
and will recognize with their votes, the
work Sayers has done for this county and
the entire district. His career in congress
has been eminently praisewor;hy in every
particular. He has won name and in
huence for himself, aud has benefited
greatly his district and his state. He is
an interchangeable worker, and is considered
one of the very best committee men in
congress. And when it is remembered
that, after all, 1t is in the committee
rooms where the real work is done the
value of such a reputation will be ap-
preciated. The million of money he
secured for the state stands as a monu-
ment to his energy, skill, perseverance
and influence. He is thoroughly in line
with democratic principles and effort. In
congress for several years, he has been
associated with his party in
all its efforts toward tariff
reform. He stands high in the estimation
of his fellow-congressmen, high in the
esteem of his party. He has won that
place in congress to which only worth and
conscientious effort can attain. The
Tenth district will do well to keep him
there, and we have not the slightest
apprehension it will fail to do so.
Colonel Belknap is an elegant gentle
man, but surely not entitled, at the hands
of this district, to the place of Mr.. Sayers.
He represents the republican ideas to
which the great democratic state of
Texas is opposed. If he or any other re-
publican we're elected to congress they
would at once become disintegrsting
element in our congressional delegation
This must not be. The delegation must
be kept intact. Texas has too much at
stake not to maintain singleness of pur
pose in her national policy and relations.
Democrats in the Tenth district will
triumph this year as they have in the past.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18
INDIANA SAFE.

Thurman speaks to forty thousand
people in Indiana; the democracy of the
state is unit in sentiment and purpose,
and is enthusiastically exerting every eff
fort looking to carrying that state for
Cleveland and Thurman next month.
This picture is not pleasing to republic
cans, as they consider the condition of
their party in that state. Presenting the
people platform in which they cannot
concur, and which, in their hearts they
repudiate, they, with all their party in
Indiana, stand appalled, at the
disaffection in republican ranks. General
Harrison has a record in Indiana the
people of his state cannot indorse. The
labor element repudiates him, strong
greenback contingent denounces him, and
the printers of the state cry him down as
a kid-glove non union man. With the
party divided and distracted with such
dissension, what hope can there be for it
when arrayed against the enthusiastic,
united and victory-presaging democ-
racy? Indiana will give Cleveland and
Thurman ten thousand plurality on
November 6.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18

ARTICLE 1912 of the Revised Statutes,
gays: "a county commissioner, in addi'
ton to the oath prescribed in the consti-
tuition, Is required to take au oath that he
will not be directly or indirectly interested
any contract with or claim against the
county in which he resides, except such
warrants as may issue to him as fees of
Office" In this connection Ills pertinent
to inquire whether the $4,60?,49 of war
rants issued Commissioner Wellmer, by
the county, OIL account of supplies fur
nished by him to the county institutions
and work could come under the head of
"direct or indirect claims against the
county," This he has now made ques-
ton for the courts TO decide. We hope
that decision will be rendered at the pres
emit term of the district court.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18

many, if not all, the cases of pardon, e1-
ecutive clemency was petitioned for by
leading citizens and officials of Utah, in
clue log, in several of the cases, the repub-
lican ex-judge and ex district attorney.
These facts speak for themselves. The
institution of polygamy is giving its last
gasp in Utah. There are no more plural
marriages in Salt Lake City and very few
in the territory. Five years more of such
progress as has been made during the last
three years and there will be scarcely a
vestige of the "twin relic" in all Utah.
And yet the republican organs are try
ing to make the people believe that the
Mormons have been favored by President
Cleveland, and that they are contributing
money 10 the democratic campaign fund.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18
OPPOSITION TO COLONEL S1EwAR,
WITHDRAWN.

Capt. j. c. Hutchinson, the rival demo-
cratic candidate for congress IN the First
district, has gracefully withdrawn
from the race. This action, as declared by
him, is'taken in the interest of harmony
aud to insure democratic success in that
district. Captain Hutchinson claims no
credit for his course in that he acknowl-
edges he was fairly defeated in the prl-
maries recently held preparatory to a
new convention. But in that he has antici-
pated the time of the holding Of such
convention, and thus the sooner created
democratic unity upon one man and
general harmony, he surely is entitled to
the praise and grateful remembrance of
the democracy of his district.
Thus, now, is insured the return to con
gress of the complete Texas representa-
tive delegation. Other of our Texas con-
gressmen in their respective districts
have republican, and possibly somewhat
material opposition, but we have not the
least fear that any one of them will fail of
reelection. This is as it should be.
Texas has an able delegation in congress,
and should keep it there intact.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18

Bob Ingersoll is not going to retire from
the republican party because he has been
kicked by its cowsrdly managers. He will
never abandon party that taxes Bibles
Louisville Courier-Journal, Dem.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18

The suit of County Commissioner
Welner against THE STATESMAN post
pones the trial of the cause till after the
time of the forthcoming election. Mr..
Wellmer is candidate for re election, and
the people of his precinct and of the en-
tire county are interested in knowing
whether the pending charge against him,
and of which ne complains, is true or false.
Cannot then, in the interes: of these vo.
tiers, the trial of the cause be fastened?
For our part We wish it. We are not will
ling that any mere techicalities shall star
in the way of the earliest trial possible.
We cheerfully waive such excuses for
delay, and trust the suit may be decided
at once. We will meet Mr.. Wellmer more
than half way in this matter. Our answer
has been filed the day after suit WI
brought, and we stand ready now for the
rial.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18

IT sounds very funny to Americans that
a ministerial crisis should be threatened
in Spain, because the cabinet can't agree
on army reform. Such is the announces
ment in the foreign ispatches
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18

Entered st the postofice as second-clsss meter,
Once of publication, Wet Feesn street, next T"
postofice
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18

The cattle sold by Mr.. Jno. A. Lee, of
the Louisville Land and Cattle company,
to Messrs. Swearingen & Forsyth made
the purchasers about $4,000, and was the
most successful purchase known to the
Journal for several years.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-18
LIVESTOCK NOTES
Items of Interest for Cattle
Sheepmen.
Reports From All Over the Ro,
Movements and Prices
of Livestock.

The cattle market here in Austin ia "a.
quiet with prices ranging from $40 to siS
for fat COWS. Muttons are scarce ' -
Sl'4O to 81. Hogs are scarce at Eve - -
six cents gross.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

DIM mifosG i przywiqzanie Ia
czy zarowno dzieci jak ro-
dzicow. W.padki dzieciob6J-
silva, Eigdy sic u nich ME ida.
rzajq.
w Rumuni,, k.edy tylko
nadejdz:e wiosna, liczne kara
wany przeciagaja pc kraju, a
liche kohiska ma lichszych
.jeszcze wozach cisgnq "a ME
mi cafe mieuie. Gdzie i'm sic
spodoba, tam zakiadajq ob6z.
q obozu rozbiegaja sic maj
pierw dzieci po sasiedolch
miasteczkach i wsiach, "a ME
mi wychod1a ,,handlarki kwia-
tow" i wnet pc wszystkich
ulicach i kawiarniach spoty-
kasz urodziwe cygahskie dziew'
czeta, ktore procz kwlatow
obdarzaja trzechodAiow wdzie-
cznym usmiechem i w%ablacem
sporzeniem.... Wreszcie cd
domu do domu chodza me&
czyzni i zahieraja przera]one
kutfv i naczynia do napra-
wy" a So to mfode i slime
parobczaki, pefne zycia i O.
gnia. | zbieraja oni rzeczywis.
Gle tylko stare naczyuia? Oh
gdzic tam! Me ledna stu1aca
za resztki z obiadu dostanie
ca}usa, a "a kohczynami cy-
gar j tytoniem p~oszedlby cy-
gan w samo pickle!
Najchetuiej widzianym by
wa wszedzie trzeci typ, jski
wysyla improwizowane cygan-
skie miasto: poskramiacz ME
dz;wIedzi, Bywa to zazwycza.j
mezczyzna W sile wieku, ten
sic ME usmiecha do kobiet i
ME zblera resztek cygarow -
on jest ,,czarodzie]em" a PREY.
tenn ,,medrcem'. Jakis urok i
zagadkowos6 przypisuje mu
nieswiadome pospolstwo, gdy2l
jakzeby inaczei jesIi ME z po.
mocq czarow, zdofa}by ten
czlowiek utaskawiG dziHiego
n.edzwiedzia?... On mus bye
z pewnosoia czarod1iejem!..
A sposob, W jaki ulaskawia
sic / przyucza niedzwledzla,
jest to t%ajemnica, kterej cy-
gan "a Aadne skarby ME zdra.
dzi.
w obozie tymezasem pozo-
staja starry. Melczyzni pletq
koszyki, a koblety przysposa
blaja jedzenie.
;KONIEC.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
z KSIEGARNI
FIR. Drazkowskiego
Winona, MINI, End e. Carimona

MONA dostat nastepujacych kstazck
Z0LTY GENERAL, . o~powiadah
wieczornych spisane przez VIA
dyslawa Lozinskiego...........4O
GAkAZKA CIERNIOWA, powiesc
przez Pauline Z l.. WilkohskA
Piet p. MINUS JEDNO r.
6 p. = l r.)wielka ramota re
wspomnieh ojczystych, spisana
przez Jul. Horaina............4O
ZYWOT GENOWEFY, powiest
moralna bardzo wzruszajaca re
starozytnych czas6w..........3u
= ia sauna W mocnej oprawie
re z}oconym tytulikiem......6O
BOLESkAW czyli Daisy Gag
Genowefy; t}6maczenie przez ks.
= ia sauna W mocnej oprawie
P1EKNA HisToRYA o CIER-
PI.IWEJ HELENE, GORGE kro-
la Antoniusza, cesarza tureckiego
konstantynopolu [Carogrodu],
kt6ra bedac u dworu, p"zniej
przez % lata pielgrzymujac,
wielkie utrapienia i nedzr cier-
plwie i meznie znosi1a......15
LUDZIE LESNI i wieszcze Dzieci
przez Fir. Waligorskiego.....5
ARYE POLSKIE, zebrane ola
Polonii w Ameryce przez WI.
poWINsZoWANIA dla rodzicdw
i innvch drogich osdb.........2O
PROROCTWO MICHALDI, kr6-
lowej re Saby, Is Sybilii, ksie-
dza Marka Wernyhory i innych.
Cd roku SIS pied Narodzeniem
Chrystusa AZ do p"znych VIE
SENNIK czyli Wrdzenic re snow,
ma presto 1890 przypadkow
s%luzace, 4 roznyth starodawnych
ksiag zebrany i porzadkicm a.
becadiowych dla @rozrywki i IA
bawy ciekawydh ludzi ~ogioszone
prAcz P~rzyjaciela Niewinnych
Iabobonow....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
Tania Ksiegarnia pol
ska W New Y0rku.

Me dawno douosilismy o
przybyciu p. S]upskiego z Ia
donna do Ameryki i zafoze-
niu przez niego ksiegarni ME-
da'eko polskiego kosciola W
New Yorku, N. Y, Mr.. 63
Stanton Str, a juz many W
reku dowod patrlot.yc7ne.j dzia-
falnosci p. S}u sAskiego ma tel
poIkuli. Dowodem tym jest
wydany codopiero pierwszy
zeszyt ,,Najtahsze] Biblloteki
polskiej W Ameryce". zawie-
ra.jacy ,,Piesh o ziemi naszej"
Wincentego Pula.
Ce"m tel AsiazeczIki tyl-
kO > cent0w.
Nastepne zeszyty niehawem
opuszczq praise i zawieraG be-
da: Malczewskiego = Marye;;
MISUNDERSTANDING Twardow-
ska. Ma przeselke 2eszytu
kazdego dolqczyG nalray pc
3 Gently.
Naki.dem tej7e ksiegatni
wysziy:: fignra gipsowa, pred
stawiaiqca ,,Krakusa" no ca
Ii wysoka], Cena Is c., hron-
IOWA 80 c.; oraz j. Sobieski:
medallion girsowy, ramie
glpsowej i napisem rs c.,
bronzowy IS C.
Pam Siupski zapowiada W
dalszym ciagu ukazanie sic
medallonow w lynn sa1nym
lormacie wszystkich krolow i
znakomitycE. mezow polskich.
ka2dy Polak pow!n;en ~
pozuaG sic bllzej Z pracaml p.
S}upskie5o i poplerac .iego u
silowanis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
CYGANY.
(Dokonczenie).
Zycie jest twarda szko}a,
.ylko ME ola cygana!

Wszyscy be- wy.latKa gonl-
my "a szczesciem, jakby die
ci "a bankami mydlanemi, ME
trwozymy sic pred najwie-
kszym trudem i prac4, zn6j i
prsgnienie znoslmy wytrwale,
- DO jeslesmy pojecy mysla
o )utrze, o przJszl"sci / los1e
rodziny. Cygan ME zna tego
wszystkiego, smieje sic i drwi
z naszych ,.gfupich'' zabi 'gow.
II W duszy guyana tkwi ME
watpliwie zadza s%zc2escia, i
on uwija "a MIN, a znajduje
je PREDICT cd mas! A dlacze.
go? DO cygan zadowala Sic
tenn, co mu los nadarzy, a
my ma tenn co many poprze-
STAG ME umiemy. Mimo ZACH
manow, zycie bez celu i jul
ira, z Okla guyana bile radosG
i zadowolenie - DO on ME
vie, co to nasza zadza bo-
gactw i godnosci. co chez
wymiesienia sic ponad drug.cE.
nieznana mu Jest piekleluia
hydra za1dros.i! Zyje on w sta
ME natury. obojetny zupelnie
Ma otoczenie i p~rzyszlosG, "a
dowolony ze sweJ nedznej i
podejrzanej strawy. czystej
woody i cienlego sfohca. Wy
znawcy tel fIozofi', CO prawda
wediug naszych pojec ME bar
, dzo szlachctnej. s2ydza z ma
szych zabIegow, a wed]ug
swych cygunskich p%rzekonah
uwaznjq mas IA podl=jszych !:
nedznic jszych Cd siebIe. Tru-
dino jednak ~zaprzeczyc, by ten
spos3b pojmnwania aycia i
szczescia ME miaf "a SODA pc
wnej podstawy i oparcia =
b. przecIez i Dyogenes swa
beczke i kubek wy3ej cenil
cd korony Aleksandra.
CygaE wlerny powy2szej "a
saddle Una tylko jedne troske
ii. jakby W najiatwiejszy i mai
laejszy st>osob zaspokoic swe
nadzbyt skromne potrzeby.
lynn sposobem wedlug prze-
kouan jego jest z j e T.,
ktora byfa i belize jednym
niemal srodkiem dajacym mu
utrzymanie.
Mimo wrodzonej niecheci i
wstretu do piracy, musza pre-
cie2 cyganie w niekt67ych o.
kol;cach, gdzie kradzie1 wobec
2andarmeryi i policy ME zbyt
popfaca, jqG sic iakieg IS "a
trudnienia. ! talk mianowicie
W krajach mad ujsciem Duna
ju, ma Wegrzech, W Siedmio-
grodzie, W,foszczyznie i But
garyi, gdzie W wiekszej prze-
bywajq liczbie, sa oui sluza-
eymi, kutami, koszykarzami.
miotlarzami, zamiataczami u
lie, a przedewszystkiem ko-
valiant. Temu rzemioslu od-
daja oni sic nawet . zamifo-
waniem, a oboz cyganow ko-
wall przedstawia prawdziwie
malo whey widok. Pod 60
lem niebem pail sic ognisko
a W okolo n!ego Gala sic roz-
siada rodzina. Ia kowadfo
slu2y wielki kamivn, "a MECH
zeszyta skora owcza, a wegle
zastepujq zwykle wysuszone
odpadki zw1erzece. Ojciec ku-
je iona, podsyca og'en ME
chem, a dzieci podaja ojcu po-
trzebne narzedzia. Mimo talk
przymitywnych urzadzeh i
lichych PREY borrow ME rzalko
zked' mfota guyana wychodzi
GINA i piekna robotY. Lu
A2e CT zdaja sic mice wrolzo-
ma zdoluosc do kowAlstwa, a
mtody cygan, k'edy tyIko
zdubedzle stare obceg', dor.
vie mlotka ! 2majdz1e stoso
why kamien ma kowadlo, poi.
- 1Yno hn iaSt iu1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
KONSTYTUCYA Maja......lO
PRZEWODNIK do pisania listow

Jak sic zemsci} borowy Zielonka
nadWojtkiem Bruchy}a Powiesc
ludowa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Napisa} Jan Niemir............15
STANISkAW DOLORES, Nowe-
Ia Z Meksyku. Napisa} WI. Hoppe
PIOSNKI, DUNK ARYE Ma
RODOWE, W mocnej oprawie
OBRAZKI HIsToRYCZNE zzycia
Polak6w i Polek napisaf Jozef
Grejnert i O ksieciu Dymitrze j
Hryciu Rusinie. q Dwaj Bracia
Litwini, Powiastka z czasow kr6-
la Is
SYN BURMISTRZA. Obrazek z
niedawnej przesz}oSci, przez +.
80
KONIK ZWIERZYNIECKI. Po-
wiest i obraz przez Sierpihskiego
MARGIN Mraga. Powiastka historry-
czna Z ziemi kaszubowskiej, przez
J"zefa Grajnerta [Z Rycina,] LIS
HISTORYA o k~siazeciu Stylfrydzie
synu jego Bracwiku.
ODGLOs ZAMORZA. Poezye
polsko-amerykahskie, Napisa} Pa
wei G%awr.vjelski ...............25
PRZYJACIEL DOMOWY. Uzytecz-
ne rady i ~wskaz6wki o domu i
gospodarstwie ....................25
SOBlESkI POD WUEDNIEM.
Tragedya W picciu aktach napisa-
ma ola szk6} polskich W Pofnocnej
Ameryce, przez X. K...........3O
JAN III SOBIESKl, kr6l polski, O.
bronca chrzeScianstwa pod Wied-
BALL | CZARNl, powiest Z zycia
L~itewskiego. skreSli} Jan Sygmal
.."......"...2o
ZAMEK mad Carmen Morzem. Po-
wiest orNginalna przez** 40
OBRONA Sw. Czestochowy, histo-
rya cudowna a prawdziwa o ia
cku Brzuchahskim, m@ieszczaninie
Czestochowskim ma czeSt j, chwa-
}r Bozka q dobrym ludziom ma
pocieszenie opowiedziania przez
Jdzefa 2 pod krahowa rs rycina-
BARTosz GIoWAcKI, evil o
%statnie uszlachcenie [Nobilita-
cya.] Ustep Z dziejdw 1894 roku.
Il trzema rycinami..............1O
Przeklety SZCZUPAK Powiastka
EUSTACHYUSZ. PowiesG 2 pierw-
szych wicklow chrzescianstwa.
Przez tfumacza Genowefy i Ko-
szyka Kwiatow
NIEPRZEPkACONY PIERSCIEN,
czyli kto ma szczescie, ten prowa-
dzi sw4 ulubienice do domu. Dzi-
VIVA powiastka o ubogim szewczy-
ku i Zulimic, GORGE su}tana turec-
Is
HlSTORYA o rycerzu zlotoskrzy-
d}ym, o porowanej dziewicy 2
drogim k~lejnotem i zlotym zam-
ku. Opowiedziaf l. Danielewski
TANIEC SMIERCI. Opis wszyst-
kich standw cd papieza az do
kmieia, jak ich s1ierc do tanca
~
O KASI, }adnej d~ziewczynie.. 10
Powicst o kohcu zycia PLATA Pont-
KOsZYK KWIAT0W. Powiesc
przez KS. Schmidt.
sZKAPLERZ WIARUsA, powiest
obyczajowa przez Jozefa 2 mad
80
Zaklety dwdr powiest przez VALERIE
go kozinskiego. mocno oprawna 2
zloconym tytulikiem...........s1.75
THE IL day Of September, 1883,
is the 200th anniversary of one of
the grandest events in history. Jan
Sobieski, King of Poland, conguers
the Truks under the Walls of Wen
ma Sept. IL, 1888. and Forver after
Relieves the whole Christian World
from the Iron Yoke of the Turks
RlNALDO RlNALINI, slawny do
w6dzca rozb6jnik6w XVIII vie
ku. Czynv jego towanysz6w czy-
Ii tajemnice gor, wawoz6w i dolin
W}och. Cena pojedynczego egzem-
para
w mocnej oprawie re z}oconym
Il PRZYGOD TUhACZA Wedrd-
wiki swe 20 ~rdznych krajach Opt
sat Wiktor kar}owski. Cena pole
dynczego egzcmplarza .........25
OPOWIADANIA, ANEGDOTY |
HUMOR. [Tfumaczono 2 angiel-
skiego].
Xawiera:
/. Uczta kanibalska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago"
g., Najmnicjszc dziecko w swiccic.
D.1,,, -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

WYPRAWA Ma sYBIR i osta-
tnie chwile szpieg a przez Alex.
Bednawskiego........... ."~....5
Stub KROLEWSKI - Warsza-
wa 6 Kwietnia i Boleslaw Smia-
~ krdl Polski, przez Alexandra
WYPRAWA 20 ZONE, wedlug
opowiadania Starego organisty
Franciszka Gacarzewicza, spisaf
Gawrzyjelski.
PRAWDZIWY ~PERSKO-EGIP-
SKI SENNIk. = najpewniej-
sly spos6b wygrania ma loteryi
wed}ug kombinacyj s}ynnych
magikdw i p%rofesor6w matema-
tyki Orlice ftp. - tudziez wyja-
wlenie tajemnie i sposdb, jakich
uzywano starozytnosci do
przepowiadania i wr6zenia PREY
szfosci. - q przeszlo 200 obraz-
kami: Dos}owny przedruk Z
Sennika drukowanego w drukar-
nj Uniwersytetu Jagieloh5kiego
W
L1STEK WSuD BURZY, epizod
wojny francuzko-pruskiej.
przez Ouide.....................1O
MYNHAUSEN NOWY ten z
d}ugim nosem czyli dziewaczne
podroze i figle ......."........1O
NOWY sOWIZDRZAk Awantu-
ry jego, Il ziemi pomorskiej
rodem. - Z oSmiu obrazkami.
Ia sama w mocnej orrawle
re z}oconym tytulikiem......6O
HRABlA PAROBKIEM U KNIFE
CHA: powiest wyciagnieta Ra-
mot, Ramotk6w Wilkonskiego
10
JAN ORLIk, znalezione dzieclSo
w Gnlazlzie orlem pod krako-
wem powiastka
BUTY DZIADTNIA. Opowiada-
ME Jana Zacharyasiewicza 10
HISTORYA o wielkim woiowni-
ku polskim Gabryelu Ho}ubku.
Opowiadanie 2 dziej6w polskich
przez Jozeta Grejnerta......15
kALAMBURY czyli Dowcip Pra-
VIDA, ola rozrywki i pouczenia
ZEMSTA czyli wymiemenie Spra-
wiedliwosci przez Poke, kocha-
j4ca caFem screen Ojczyzne jej
bochater6w. Powiesc przez ldee
DWlE POWIESCI, /. Dzieh 25
Lutego, 1916 J.. w Poznaniu / po-
wiastka Pauliny 2 l.. WilkoM-
sNle!
0 JAMIE TWARDOWSKIM wiel-
kim czaro~ niku jego s~prawkach
wraz Z powiesciami 0 czarach:
Czarownlca o spalcniu II mnie-
manych c%zarownic W Dorucho-
vie, Madejowe }oze, CHOP i dja-
bel,
OPOWIADANIE podr6znego o
strasznie dziwnem 4ozu........1O
BlTWA pod kobilanka dnia 6 ma
ia 1864
CZTERY POWIESCI. 1. Niedale-
kiej przesz}osci. Nowela przez NJ.
d. Chamskiego 2 Noe ma pobojo-
wisku Z wojny turecko mcskiew-
skiej 1877 i 1878. 3 Moe Dusty
opowiadanie Edmunda de Emf
els, przet}6maczy} 2 wloskiego
Piotr Zubrzycki 4. Zbieg......25
SKARB WATAZKI, powiest =
konca XVIII wieku przez VIA
dyslawa Iozihskiego, w mocnej
oprawie, re z}oconym tytulikiem
KRWAWA Noe. Powiesc 2 MEDIA
leklej przeszfosci przez Zygmun-
ia Lucyana Sulime ............15
LIST AGATONA GILLERA O Or
ganizacyi w Ameryce..........1O
JASKINIA BEATUSA. Powiest
ola wszystkich szlachetnie mysla-
cych. w mocnej oprawie re zlo-
conym tytulikiem...............75
JOZEF KONIUSZEWSKI, wspo
mnienie Z czasdw przeSladowania
unit"w ma podlasiu, napisaI Mad
KWlAT PRERYI miedzy Indyj-
czykami, powieSc 2 zachodnio-
p6}nocnej Ameryki Oh. A. Muir
ray, przetozona ma polskie przez
J6zeta Bertkowskiego, W mocnej
oprawie &c z}oconym tytulikiem
%
ZOFIA KOSSAKOWSKA. PowiesG
hlstoryczna przez autora ,,KoS-
ciuszko Ameryce." w mocnej
oprawlc re zfoconym tytulikiem
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-06-23

Dr. Vincent SAYS that h" nctcr l"n6 rn6e %
Jr1l!- for playing at cards, dancing AMI
iieatr" going. ieciU~. they are not absolute,
tut relative wrong. Bu' he Leave, the adol-
tlon 81 these ainuseinento to the Judgment OF
the young people IN this way u draw a
picture Of Rev. Ir. John Hall, Bishop Mai
thew simpson and - J.. Moody sitting down
together and shufiiing cards for al evenlng,
dancing themselves rcd with half dressed
women, or going to tn" theatre. They al
WAYS seem shocked NJ tn" mere mention Of
such conduct by such Christians. But ask
them if they don't want rs good place ~
heaven as a bishop shall have. And then |
tell them that. # they can approve of these
amnScmcnts in church lenders, then Of
course they mnv ask the Leaders to approve
the same IN them, otherwise, not" 1T Is a
good putting of the Issue.