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MAJOR EDWARD 8. sANBoH
!: Born Nov. q 1919
Died ..............
Upon the reverse are the words:
{: JULIA A. HILTON.
{: Born Nov. s, 1850.
. nieh

Miss so Hilton as.9, Il H. not ssn buried ws there RET h hs seyed
fe ip 1883 A NJ. S sanSor 1ne dets = aiasdV 10 found and
t snsG %em ao se e hlmsel Ts and q fh rs %. g ! liz
s ssu q b the tG Sna q sra Kjipss .dIiics sP Per t 6nil na an s!s.
It 10 a building probably better adapted to edu-
~cational purposes than any in tho State, and.
IN many i miles. II The 'r su iRHss i itselt and gt two
sSs!0s sdm nsses0s and Si ip4nisSysd re Tas t Sqi oaaa:
pancy q few months before the death Of San
born s%sTstu and his mSor mistress; It's S SonSstr 1Ss cau Was
Miss Hilton furnished the library, and In the
room designed for It was placed her lie-size
s suss; bo Re 81 q %Gms cut 3, In 1arG T psaas;. # rbrss p fes.
lures are classical, delicate. and refined. 30
perfect are the lines that q casual observer. gets
thought that It repressnts the mistress Of a
brothel is almost beyond credencs. In the hall
6ef W. s. the maiR a. st nas q sma Il a ms sIm Mitb bust
row forehead. but his gray beard gave him quite
a patriarchal appearance. Below the bust Is q
building erected By Edward Steven. sanoorn IN token
' va. i@SSasaaSs 81 q julia isu Snn Hilton. = 1905 'A' library
Mr.: sanborn ISppointed as trustees Of tho
OF Brooklyn. John P. Marshall Of Somerville.
and William P. Moulton OF Exeter. The Legis-
The founder Of the institution proposed to
make 1t o non-sectarian school for the educa-
ton OF the youth Of both sexes. In his last
will. which was made In April. 1888. and modi-
fed by. codicils in the following. October and
December, Mr.. Sanborn makes the institution
his residuary legatee. He beQueaths 50, 900 to
the Congregational church OF Kingston. 81. 900
to Mrs. George W.. Sanborn, $40 annually to
Mary E. Brickett Of Haverhill. and an income
Of $4,000, to the poor women of Kingston
whom the Seleotmen may adjudge best enti-
tied to the benefit by their industry and virtue"
The contestants who objected to the pro-
batting Of this will were the heirs at-law and
Dartmouth College, for II the will should be
overthrown the previous ono Of, 1881. which
was in favor OF the college and heirs nt-law.
would become operative. The ground. OF con-
test WAS alleged unsoundness of mind at the
time OF making the 1888 will. TIL case has
been postponed in the Probate Court from
time to time on various p~retexts. and the basis
for the compromise now arrived at is said to
be the payment Of IS. 900 in cash to the heirs
at-lsw by the benefciaries under the 1883
will. Dartmouth College retires from tho con-
test without benefit.
Tho seminary has remained closed all these
years pending the result OF this contest: and
now that It Ia. settled, a very interesting prob
lem presents itself to the trustees, Whether
they will attempt to open the institution thus
handicapped BY the fact that the vicious source
OF Its means is known, and whether 1t would
receive public patronage and support under
the circumstances are interesting questions.
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busy for months with this myriad OF bold. az
that one day last week a farmer went to his pig
pen and found his porkers In social confab with
no less than. nfty-eight immense rats. which
ARM that had gone into winter quarters there
and ,thereabouts. The farmer has three rat
s,ieTrsS. e Ma aooa a gs pat men ms1v ~ ~ w work IN and .p mnapddsS
short work OF the fifty-eight rats, which were
calmly, devoutsd by the pigs as the terriers
were taken By other rats during the day. and ut
last accounts the possession OF the farmers
promises. was still a question OF warm dispute
between him and the rats.
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Beautiful
LIT. has always been esteemed one

1@s~ has always been esteemed one
IdI Of woman's chief adornments.
No trouble nor expense should be spared to
preserve Its richness and lustre. The best
dressing Is Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t keeps
tho scalp clean, cool, and healthy, and I'M
parts to the hair a silken softness and q
lasting fragrance.
DR.. Il. M. johnson. OF Thomas Hill, NO., says:
ayers Hair Vigor has been In use in my family
for . number Of years. and / regard II as the best
hair preparation I know Of. II keeps tbs scalp
clean, the hair soft. aud preserves tho original
color.
NY WIFE
has used 1t for long time with most satisfactory
results"
~ have used Ayers Hair vigor for tho past
be. 1t restores the natural color to gray hair
soft and pliant."-Mrs. M. v. Day. Cohoes, NJ Y.
ayers medicines prove to DO Just what ID
claimed for them, and the Hair viyor Is certain,
ly the very best preparation Of the KIM In the
woTld."-koAs A. Bsgley. Big Greek. Ga.
~ am using Ayers Barsapsrilla. and do no,
mink there 10 any medicine to equal II. I have
also been using Ayers Hair vigor for severAl
years, and believe that It has caused my hair Il
retain Its natural color Mrs. II. j. King, Deale,
In Dry Goods, ETC., Bishopville. Nd.
Ask your druggist for
Ayers Hair vigor,
Prepared By DR.. ]. @. Aver d %, Lowell. Mass
seie ~ prasgtsts End rsstansrG.
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THE STRANGER COULD RUN.
Missouri Felix's Thought he Csuldn't, but hs
Beat Their Splinter BADLY.

Beat Their Splinter Badly.
WELLsvILLE, Mo-, Jan. 21.-Two months
g an MISUNDERSTANDING stranger. who said
he was Watson from New York. came here and
talked . little Of his running ability. Nobody
thought he could run, and every one supposed
he was on the blum. At Jonesbure lives a
young man named R%ittenhouse, who tho Wells
Vile sports knew could pick his feet up pretty
lively. and finally q match between the two for
$500 q side was made. The JOnssburg s~printer
while In the Government Printing Of1ce at
Washington improved his leisure moments in
athletic ways until he got a reputation in the
East as n runner.
The distance named was $50 yards, on the
race track. Watson. who is beyond doubt a
professional In Disguise, moved away from his
opponent at a rate that paralyzed the specta-
tors and dumbfounded Rittenhouse. 1t Is said
thai fully 81 900 was lost on the race.
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STORIES OF THE ANIMAL World.
Ysuns Squirrels Nursed by n Cat.
From the Boston Globe.

A. Q. Evans lives upon Greon Mountain,
and one day his son came across II squirrel and
is nest. On investigation he found three
young squirrels with their Dyes not yet opened.
Young Evans robbed tho nest and took tho
youag redsnts home In the barn he had q
meet q y Kittens tSa s. Thio 81 had recently Gs been baSdi,,
eyes open. the light Of day was immsterial to
them. For the fun OF the thing Evans put the
tens. strange as 1t may seem. the cat seemed
to take kindly to Its adopted family and made
room for them.
Perfect harmony prevailed and no partially
was shown. From this on the eat permitted
the SQUIRRELS to nurse, and when the kittens' and
friends. Grlmalkin brought up her family with
unusual care, and one OF the funniest sights i
eyer saw was when ! watched the eapers OF the
into their heads TO leave, q cage was built and
-est Gttsns, and BQuirEsls out Ia. The yspnS
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Mr.. Bowditch's Knowing Cat.

Said Mr.. Bowditch, the druggist, with q
merry twinkle in his eye: "Ivo got some
knowing cats. A fellow was giving me some
told him that I had a cat that could tell the DIFF
ferent denominations, OF money. He didn't be-
lieye 1t, so l took a dollar, bill and a lve:dollar
with catnip. l then laid them on the door and
said to the cat: Now, Tom, take your choice,
The cat jumped down and smelled the bills.
and finally with his paw poked out to one side
the one with the catnip on It. Well. sir. that
fellow hasn't recovered yet from the surprise
that cats sagacity gave him."
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Compilations .

E4:s. and free from disagreement are
oil much to be admired. Pure blood
Is the secret. Give Ayers ~SarsapariIls =
persistent trial, and every pimple, blotch,
and discoloration Will be speedily removed.
ayers Sarsapartlla is tho king of alteratyes;
the most popular blood purifier sold in this com
nuiity."-A A. q. Ruggies. Druggist, Ashland, III
my daughter, sixteen years old, is usin,
Ayers Sarsaparilla with good elect Rev
Is. J. Graham, Presiding Elder L. u. Church.
Buckhannon. w. Va.
Mrs. Hannah w. McNeal, Edgewood. Pa,
writes: 81 have received great benefit from the
use OF Ayers Sarssparilla. and am glad TO recon-.
mend 1t to all who need q safe blood purifier"
Alico Z. Charles. Bath. Me, says: "Un,ii re-
Gently my face was covered with p!mp'cs ever
since I was fifteen years Old. took four bottles
OF Ayers sarsaparilla, aud my skin became ~
fair rs could be desired"
A young lady Of Dover. N. IT,, writes that fort
number OF years her face WAS covered with Iifi-
pies. and she was constantly annoyed by uheir
appearance. Three bottles OF Ayers SSrs4pS
rilla rendered her skin perfectly clear
During the winter of 1884 / was badly amictea
with carbuncles OH my neck. tried . nnino.t
OF doctors prescriptions. but without rehe'' A.
last ] was advised to tako Ayers sarsapsfa's'
and before 1 had finished one bottle, the cure was
complete."-Michaei Lynch, HowesyiIe, Ind
Re sure you get
Ayers S~aYsapariila,
Prepared by DR.. j. @. Aver & Go. Lowell, hsAs
! fTice I'll elk bottles, ". Worn ~ ssN
-
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kittens' n"cks and ali wonid tnmble over In the
greatest frolic. Tho squirrels were quite mis-
c%hievous and never seemed to tire OF play;
attack their foster mother" After permitting
their ,cagers to proceed TO a certain length che
would administer q motherly rebuff and then
the SQUIRRELS would roll themselves In q ball
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22

Prom az AmeTfc1u RtooFdsT.
Charley Hawkins has recently been ex-
perimenting In rat raising. and by cagtng the
common black rat with a. number OF white
ones has produced an entirely. new breed Of
they are perfectly white, while the head and
shoulders arc black, like the common rat.
They are very gentle, and run about At VIII II
Neal Carriers hairless cat with impunity.
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From the Chteaoo tribune.

You have a fine large family OF children"
",Oh, yea" sighed the Texan. YEARLY; house Is full
young 'un Always in tho way. sDrat en-"
II should think, pursued the visitor, you would be
afraid some ot these ferocious looking dogs would bite
the little dArlings"
"Dogst' exclaimed tho father. Frightening up "Ain't
they %beautiesi I've got 80 ~ that says Their hain't 'leven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22

NEW HAVEN, Jan. W.-Oscar Leach and
James WILDE Of Hamburg lyme, killed a Wild
ing through q heavily wooded swamp. whom
Wilder's dog made a dash into a clump Of
with q broken fore leg. Cautiously approach
ing. Wilder was startled by a fierce snarl, and
fired his gun at random into the brush. A
Leach. who. taking hasty aim. pulled both
triggers Of his gun simultaneously. Wildcats
are more numerous this winter than for
twenty yearS.
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A Cold, Clear Voice.


."I.odemia." called out the clear, cold voice OF
Mr., Jarvis from the head OF the stairway, has that
young man gone yet 2"
Deep silence In the parlor.
III he has not" continued the voice, Twill you have
the kindness to remind him that 1t is our custom to have
family prayers half An hour before breakfast ~
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Explained
From the bottom Courier.

Wife-What Is meant, John, by the phrase
carrying Goals to Newcastle ~
iiusband-I 1t is u metaphor, my dear, showing tho
doing OF something that is unnecessary.
wifs-I dom, exactly understand Give me an illus
tration. Y familiar one.
Husband-weil, II I was to bring you homo q book en-
NsWcastlo,
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A chance for = Trade.

Country. Minister ITO Vermont deseon)-A
stranger In town to-day rather admired that horsS Of
you're BROTHER JoneA I .hoald't be surprised II ysa
could make 9 good trade with him
CALI. HS:iS ssf 4 RHf s:ss ss. asss f e = issitssss N; .ssss: 6,
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Everything Went.


did you make enough money on your stock
deal, John. to buy the sort OF carriage you promised I
suppose you did. though" she added confidently; you
said you put In your money at the bottom OF the market"
dropped OUT
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Toe Big . Faniiy.

FlSssisyrMamma. can I give one OF my dolls
Msother-certAiniy not Flossie, Why do you want to
fiossie-l mud that twins are too great y charge,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
IA
II
W.. kS.
Szk0la ola o1vczQ,xu. KS

= S2kota ala oa0czarzy. Ksia-
he Fryderyk Leopold pruski
zezwoIlf ma zaio4enie szkoly
ola owczarzy W Kolinie pod
wysoka W W. Ks. Poznah-
sk:eN. Dyrektorem tejae szko-
~ mianowat zsrazem pana
Rudolfa Muellera znanego j
powa3anego powszechuie, tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

SAD przys1eg!ych W Bydgosz
czy skazat wlesniakow z Kro.
llkowa pod Szubirem "a po-
blcle stroza, pllnu;acego tolfu,
Ma kary jak nastepuje: Kaz.
m'erczaba ma rok w)ezienia,
Grabskiego ma 4 miesiace,
Franciszka Janowicza ma 6.
IL Plotra Dominiaka ma 4 mie.
STAGE wlezi4nia. = Ten sam
sad skazai Elzbiete Jendrzejew-
ska IL Znlua ma 6 miesiecy
wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
| I I
Ill.
Zleulie POlskie pod zabO.
rem m0skiewkkim.

Preny, CUB. suwalskiej. Qist
nkraju'). Kaprysna many azure.
W dniu S kwietnia juz grzmia}o i
bfyska}o sig, a nazajutrz ziemia 20
kryfa sic szronem cd mrozu kilku-
s%topniowego Ma Niemnie kry W
stronach naszych ruszy}y 80 marca
PREY temperature 2 stopni; dzieki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
z ALP Mich.
4 n.aja 1883 r.

N"I HA"l4 nv
respondencya odczytali, do
prawdy ME wiedzieli. co Y
SODA poczqG, wielu navel mys
la}o, Re ich ,,cholera chfasfa"
tax sic rozjadowili. 2e to ME
i'm, tylko obyw. st. Mankow-
skiemu sfusznosG, ktora mu sic
pod ka&dym wzgledem nalezy,
przyznafem i prace lego oce
ni!em. Ably vice zemscie swej
zadosyc uczynic, sic je-
den z icll naczelnikow, jak go
tn tytufu)a Crazy ,John, Thu
czyszy ba-napisa)i czterostron-
ny memoryal i ten potem
przesfali Redakcyi Zgody.
kt6ra, licze napewne, BE- i'm
Zgoda napowrot zwroci i da
te rade, by sic nadal TAX lie
nazywali, tylko z szczera che
cia i prawdziwem patryotyz-
mem w2ieli do dziefa, jak n.
p. st. M. czynif, a W zgodzie
i jednosci ma dobro Zwiazku
i 0]czyzny pracowali.
Teraz chodza oni tutaj IA
czele Crazy Johna, :jak Ivy
rycyace, poja piwem .jednego i
drugiego, rodburzaja brata
przeciwko bratu, by tylko ma
innych zemsciG sic mogli.
Wobec tych halasow przez
urzednikow wyprawianych, .
"a czIonNow IS pogardq
sic zachowuje; wielu z tego po-
wodu chce wys'apjc y res<ta
ma zamjar przyiqczyc sic do
Tow. KoscieInego, aby ME
mieli wiecej nleprzyjemnosci.
Zwiqzek Mar, Polski i Tow.
Narodowe-kocham i szanuje
i DO niego przystapie, DO 7
czfonkow jest porradnych i
rzetelnych ludzi i miedzy ME-
mi znajduje sic tak2e zacny
veteran obyw. w. Wyrembel-
ski, ktory dusza i c:afem kocha
Ojczyzne i doponodz lei prag,
ME. Lecz coz to pomoze, cho-
cla2 wie&szosc uczciwych, a
urzednicy co chca robia re
wszystkimi co tylko i'm sic
rodcba?-Czy oni W TAXI spo-
sob beda mogli sic O]czyznie
l Zwiazkowi Mar. Pol. pr2ysh.
zyc? BynaJmnitj, a jezeli oni
soble d}oni braterskiej ME po-
dadza i do zgody i jednosci
swych braci pobudzac ME be-
dq-nlgdy y nigdy ME osiegua
celu.
Teraz n. .. mine}a waAna
ola mas Polakow rocznica ,,Kon-
stytucyi 8 ma.ja", ktora Pola-
cy, a mianowicie Zwiazkowl
obchodzi6 powinni. Przeszfego
roku mieli tn p1eknq uroczys-
t"sc; W dzlen rocznicy. Tow.
Mar, ma czele kape|a, wy.
ruszylo we wzorowym porz4d-
XVI ma obchod, ma ktorym sala
byla przepe]nlona-ktoa ale
sic o to postaraf-jedyny OBJ.
ST. NJ, ktorego obchod nietyi-
ko czasu, piracy ale i pienie4zY
kosztowa}; lecz obvw. St. NJ.
ami na to ME zwazaf, tylku
jake cz1ow1ek uclciwy cd sa-
m.ego poczqtku ID do kon a
me ola wiasncj kieszeni, tyl-
ko ma dobro swoich wspolbra-
ci Zwlazku i Ojczyzny praco-
wal, w dow6d czego So. Zarzqd
Skarbu Narcdowego mianownf
90 Patronem ma okolice AL
peny. lego roku, poniewaA
ich OBJ. St. M. 2 powodu zem-
sly i niezgody opLscif-ani i'm
sic sni}o rccznicy 3 maja;na-
wet sic ME z szli, by chocIaz
czfonkom obzr.ajmiG, c, wfasci-
vie powyzsza rocznica nam
przypomlna.
Ma koniec to jeszcze 81.
Redakcyi doniess6 music, ze
powy2ej wymienioay bratko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
WIEScl
z Polskiej ~ujczyzny.
.Prusy Polskie.

~ ~ lu AOutls
ME cesarza Fryderyka stara
forme, W ktorej cesarz nazwa.
ny ,,sfug4 Bu2ym"-K h t
pc niemiecku.
Mauczyciel Jedrzejewski pre-
nleslony z Lubawy gdzies w
obwod regency wiesbadeh
skiej, W %interesie sfu1by-na-
turalnie.
Mtedzy Grudzqdzem a Rog65zi
mem zerwafa powodz most
zelazny pod koleja zelaznq, W
m'esce ktorego pobudowali
pionlerzy toruhscy tymczoso-
wy drewniany.
+ W Zoruniu umarf %
kwletnia b. r. Witold Duszyn-
ski, wfasciel Hohelu pod Trze-
ma Koronami, przezywszy lat
48.
W WelA2ich Sll;ucach re-
widowa} p. Rex Z fortuna
tamte]sza ~czytelniq ludowa
po]s&q a to w towarzyst.
vie wojta okregowego. kiIka
kslqzek przytrzymano. G e S.
S e i piszqc o tenn, ma
zywa czytelnie polskie ,,Leih-
blbllotheken'|, choc je dotad
zwaf,, Observation-Disclosures. WA
domo, he co do Leihbibliothe-
ken So scisie przepisy policY-
Adwokat Viola w Tucholi
skreslony z listy adwokatow.
w Sharszeevah W powiecle
Koscierskim wybucht W nocy
ma 80 q. ny. polar w stodole
fabrykanta Hahna i przeniosl
sic szybko ma 2 sasiednie do
my oraz ia sklad drzewa bu-
dulcowego cies'i Siega. Spali-
ly sic zajete budynki i znacz-
czns cz4sc drzewa.
0blczono 2e W roku 1887
wysz&o u Prus Zachodnich do
Ameryki do II osob ma
kazde 1000 ludnoscl.
" Shzepczu ma Kaszubach
otwarto lG bm. agenture pocz-
iowa, poiq"zona przez pusfan-
COW z S.narzynem. Do obwo-
du wiejskiego lei agentury ma
le2a: Starry Mfyn, Bagienica,
Bqdargowo, Borowce, Dargole-
wo, Gfodnlca, Zielenisz, Chofm-
Leohain (), Levin. Mlloszewo,
PodrZecZ, Szopa, klaszewo,
Wiesenthal.
Nouczyclel Motylewshi W W.
Ptochocinle dostat 80 mrk.
gratyfikacylza skutecznq nauke
Jezyka niemieckiego.
Rozmlary pouodzi wykazujq
sic re sprawozdania z1o5onego
prusk1ej lzbie poselskiej jyk
nastepuje: W vbwod1ie regeu-
Cyl gdanskiej zalala woda 81,
$50 hektarow; w krolev leckvej
$500 hekt.; W kwidzyhskiej IL,
200 HEX; W gabinskjej 10. 900
HEX, W poznonsklej $4,000
HEX.
KS. Blshup chefmlnska wy
Jechaf Ii maja RIB. ma wizyta.
eva dyecezyi l byl najprzod
W rodzinnem mlescie swojem,
W Nowem, l3 i IA maia, ma
stepnie w Komorsku; Is i l6
MAYA W obu para6ach bierz
mowaf.
WLldz6arku spalita sic 81
bm. oberza Flscha.
Wle$ Swlerczyny W powiecie
hrndnIoL1~ c~,poLo l,.P ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

AN q OaOlna.
Lan0ruta ~ He1mnle bedzie
zastepowaf komisarycznie ase-
sor regencyjny Hoene z Gabi.
ma.
AdWokatem w Koronowie
zostaf assessor Gallon, rodem z
Wagrowca.
Kolonizacyo W Prusach "a
chodnich ma W tym roku roz-
parcelowa wac i obsadzi kolo-
instant Lipusz W pow. kos
cierskim Niewlerz / Bobrowv
W brodn'ckim, Geese dobr Ryn-
skich W torunskim / Kobysze-
Wo W pow. kartuskim.
Ma An1 drogi zelaznei La
skowic do Jaolor.owa poczna
wnet kfast drugie szyny. Zje-
chali JUL budowniczy do tel
roboty do Grudzadza.
" CHelmnle wybrafa repre-
zentacya m'elska DIR. C1aple
do deputacyi szkolnej, czego
przecie4 regencya ME potwier-
dzi1a. Wybrano teraz w to
miejsce introligatora Orlinskie-
CO. Registrator magistracki
Webbing przechodzi pc 33-let-
mel sfu2ble Ma emeryture.-
Rzezalnia ma bye ostatecznie
oudowana Ia Drama grudzadz-
ka.
W Ko$clerzynle byfo Ii b. m.
uroc-yste wprowadzenie ma u
Rad nowego dyrektora d.
tamte;>zego seminaryum nau
czyclelkiego DIR. Cyrauki, do
tad insp. powiatowego w Sta
rogardzie. Ma nauczyciela reIi
gil, ktorej dot4d uczyf Jaw
SIZE dyrektor DO ksieaa tylko
ma tym urzedzie bywali, maja
przyslac jakiegos duchownego
z nd Renu, ma to chyba, ze-
by 20 polsK,u ME umiaf, chloe
to naszem zAaniem najpotrze-
bnlejsze.
4 pow1oM $,oiiecklego. Do A.
meryki wychodzy tutaj wiele
lpdzi, jak .,igdy. Re Zbrachli-
ma posz}y 3 rodziny, z Ciele-
sigma 4 ludzi.
Il pod Che!nqna. Jeziero wsi.
s 7arbowei Starogodu, W nizi,
mach le2qce we2bra1o i zalaio
Geese Starogrodu w niz;nia a
dalej i wies Bienkowke, Bieda
ztqd wielka. BIedna Bieduow-
ka JUL w latach 1855 i 1856
powodzla zniszczona by1a zu-
peinie. Osadzone przez pow0dz
piaski zamienily wtedy uro-
dzaJnq bogata ziemie W ulot-
ne plaski.
" kaslnle oprozni1o sic
p"ob"stwo przez smierG dlu-
goletnlego proboszcza tamtej-
szego ks. Kr-bsa. Prezente
dale Rad j ldzielii ia podo
DnC KS. dZlekanOW1 Nelke Z
DrzJcimla w pow. swleckim.
" Lldz6arhu odbyf sic dnia
% 2. IN. IA sail K"aszews':ie-
go teatr amatorski ma eel bic
dnych powodzian. Byfy ode
Crane dwie s1tuki: ,,Zywi ME
boszczyka", krotochwila Pa
pugl n%aszei babuni", operetka.
Udziaf byf liczny; d. kasy
wpfynelo przeszfo 100 marek.
Zywe oklaski by}y najlerszym
dowodem dzlelnego odegrana
amalorow, ktorzy sic bardzo
odznaczyii.
PKACC1L IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

W Krolestwie Polskiem, W Ro-
syi, jak i u mas chodowcy i
klerowmlka owczarh. Pan Mu-
eller tenn korzystniej bedzie
mogf dzlafSc W tamtejszej O.
kelley ola naszych prowincy],
DO zLa tute]sze ,tosunki do
ktadnie, jake tn urodzony i
mowl nadto pc polsku.
Il M'oczy. W zesz}a ME-
dziele dnia % I'm. ODDLY TO sic
u mas ma sail p. Pajzderskie-
go przedsta wienie amatorskie,
kt6re ula}o sic ku ogoinemu
zadowoleniu zebranej publicz-
nosci. Przedstawienie to kosz-
towato mas wiele zachodow i
staran, albowiem mas ME lest
tu wlele, m'eszkamy BOWEN
wsrod licznych wspo'obywate-
Ii innej narodowosci. Mimoto
ME danny sic i starac sic be-
dz,emy usilnle podtrzymy wac
nasze zwyczaje i obyczaje, "a
mlast prZestaG hyG Polakami.
,l"k nam to doradzaja jacys
Erzykacze, ktorzy nam mo-
via: was tylko panowie i ksie-
Ia podburzajq. jake mas ma
"a pobudzac, kiedy w naszej
okollcy panow bardzo ma1o,
a CT navel te'az ME przybyli
ma teatr z powodu .lakiejs wa2-
nez sprawy, a navel i ksiadz
nasz ME przybyt ma teatr.
Vice to nieprawda, co nam
W uszy k1ada;; my dis czuje-
my SAM, co mas bell, a "a
mast upadac pod nowemi
gromaml, lynn bardziej i sci
sle) trzymamy sic jeden dru-
glego. Gdzle szczere checi, tam
latwlej }amio sic przeszkody.
" Wsh;chouae odbyfo sic
cnla 8go z. m. walne zebra.
ME Towarzystwa Przemysfo-
wego, ma ktorem starry zarzad
zdal sprawozda"ae z Gwierd-
rocznych czynnos i swoich, a
potem zostaf wybrany nowy
zarzqd. Ma zarz4d zostsli wy
BRAN nastepuJqdy panowie. K.
Ra)cbowlcz prezes, A. R gozln-
SKI zastepca, Stan. Schneider
sekretarz, NJ. M'ko}njczak "a
stepca, Stefan Krajewski ka-
syer, NJ. M'ko]ajczak bibliote-
Narz, konrad Petzo1d i Adam
Nowa"ki }awnicy. Posiedzema
odbywaja sic co niedziele cd
godzlny 4 do 6 pc p%oluduiu.
7owa'zystwo Przemy stowe W
Aepnle %urzqdzito ma dotknie-
tych poWodZia teatr amatorski.
= W Pniewach umarf Bole-
staw Degorski
" Malym Gaju pod Szo-
motu1ami nauczyciel p. Mar
cell Il b on k o w S k cd
lgo kwietnia wziq] emeryture
pc 52-letniei czyn..osci lauczy-
clelskiej. w ceIu uczc2enia je-
go zao}ug dlugoletaich utwo-
rzyt sic komilet z powiatowe-
go SIX olnego , kiIku kolegow
re Szamotul, Ostroroga, Po-
dfzew1a Wrorek, ktorzy "a
pomoca dobrowolnych skfadek
uczc'l1 go podarkiem jubiIeu-
szowym. Pred trzema tygod-
miami odbvia' sic uroczyslos;c
tego j%ublleus2u W Szamotu-
zach, dokad jubllat pc wzieciu
emerytury przeniosf sic IA
miesZkanie.
SAD przys'egtycA W Bydgosz
czy skazaf wlesniako5w . Kro-
lkowa pod SzubiEenn "a po-
bl2le stroza, pilnu;qcego to,fu,
NO Iv~~y ,l-