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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-09
POLITICAL POINTS.

Some Of the free t.ade sllonters dis
play enough ignorence 10 excite a sus-
picion that they llase been made the
victims Of brain crust"
President Cleveland has approved a
revision of the civil Sc vice rules. But
what is the odds. nce lie has utterly
abandoned civil sers ,e reform?-Troy
Times.
IT was Cleveland who said that
public office wa a public trust, and it
begins to look as though it were one
of those "trusts" which need inquiring
into.-Albany Journal.
We believe that the powerful Dem.
ocratic free trade argument based
upon the duty levied on anthracite coal
has been considerably distigured by
the discovery that there is no duty ON
anthracite coal. Come again gentle
anen.-Kansas City Journal.
Tho issue which the Republicans
maintained and the Democrats avoided
i n 1884, has been prominently and
specifically brought forward by the
Democratic president, and cannot be
hidden out of sight in 1888. The
country is now in the enjoyment of
an industrial system which in a
quarter Of a century has assured a
larger natural growth, a more rapid
accumulation and a broader distribute
ion Of wealth than were ever before
known to history. The American
people will now be openly and formal.
ly asked to decide whether this syatem
shall be recklessly abandoned and q
new trial made Of an old experiment
which has uniformly led to national
embarrassment and widespread in.
dividual distress.-Mr. Blaine's Letter
Of Withdrawal.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-09

IASnDrrics AT nEADwrop, OAK. Feb. 4, 1887.
In con.plianc. with Honorable Commissioner
letters &C Of May 10th aud November 9th. 1887.
.Sn'icc is hereby given that tn" foilowing-namcd
settler has filed notice of her intention tn make
final proof in support of her claim: and that said
proof will i.. made before the clerk Of the district
court in and for Fall River county, Dakota, ut Hot
Springs, Dakota, on March .,tll. 1858, viz:
ELIZABETH II. G!RSON,
d.. : .iit. for the SUI. section 81. township south
range = east II. II. VI.
She names the following wit,essrst tn prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of sud
land, Wis: Alexander $. Stewart, George N.
Trimmer, Joel iiul.hton and Joseph Petty, all
of Hot Springs p. o., Dakota.
's-'i Jol.S X. WiirEsinK, Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-09
FINAL PROOF o cEs.

LAND OfFlLE AT D~EAuwnun, OAK, Feb IL. lSSS.
Notice is hereby given t.at the follow ing. named
settler has flied notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support uf his claim, ami that e.id
proof will IL. made before the clerk of the district
court in of Fall River county, Dakota, ut Hot
springs, ID. T., on .Apiil 5th, 1883, viz:
HENRY Il. WESrERMAN,
y. ;. "ss, tnr the II neii section H., sci; scia
section j. swi swi4 section =, township 4 uuuth,
range . east, i; II. NJ.
lie names the following Witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
snil land. viz: William L. Germond, John
Wells. J"seph Petty, all uf Hot Springs, Dux.,
md James ". Martin of l:Iisalnt;ap, OAK.
.tl-ii ions II WuirtsIDE, Register.
l.ASr OFFICE Az D~EADwnon. n,K., Feb. 4, 1857
in compliance with Honorable Commissioners
letter q of MAY 10Th. 1857. and Nov. :,Eth, 1876
Notice is hereby given that the pliuwing-nainc
settler has :i:cd intice Of his intention tu make
final pfo,f i'll support of his claim and that said
prouf will bc made before the clerk of the district
court in and for Fall River county, Dakota. at his
office in Hot Springs, Dukotu, On March .Itii,
1853, viz:
GRANVILLE g. BENNETT,
u. 5. Si:1 for the ~ nsil, and lats I t.id , section
!, township . soNti, range icist u. IL. NJ.
He names the following. witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
laMd. VIZ: Alexander :. stewart, George NJ.
Trimmer, joel liuughton ard Joseph Petty, all of
Hot springs 4. o., Dak. joiN Il. WiiiTE>ipI,
.a-il Register.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14

land so entered amounts to about 81 ,00O
acres, the timber on which was estimated
10 be worth $11,000,000. A syndicate
composed principally of foreign capital
lists was organized, it is alleged, for the
purpose of securing the title to this
valuable tract from the government,
aud an attempt was made to do so by
means of fraudulent entries. Some $50
such entries we're made, embracing
about 160 acres each, in which it is
claimed perjury and subornation of
perjury was reckIessly committed. Of
these entries, many have been held for
cancellation and steps are being taken
to secure their forfeiture to the govern
ment IN other cases.
THEY MUST RETURN. No.
The Chinese charge d'afairs in Wash
ington recently requested the Treasury
Department TO send telegraphic Instruc-
tions to the collector of customs at
San Francisco directing him to permit
the landing at that port of Chinese
laborers who have lately arrived there,
some of whom are provided with re-
turn certificates, while others merely
desire to pass through the United
States to other countries.
In answering the communication,
Acting Secretary Thompson quotes the
provision of the Chinese exclusion law
and says that as it is understood that
the laborers in question arrived since
the approval of the act, the Treasury
is unable to comply with
the request.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14

states. or probably any profit in the
business else it wouid.not have chosen
to discontinue it.
He was followed by Speaker Carlisle.
SPEAKER CA RLIsLE's SPEECH.
Was in substance as follows:
| He declared one of the most bene-
fetal results of the last presidential
election was the establishment of har-
monious relations between the people
of all parts of the country, especially
between the north and the south. The
north never had so good market in the
south as now, and the south has never
| had the use of so much northern cap
| ital as now. Four more years of Cleve
lands policy would make it impossible
for any political party to secure power
by appealing to race prejudice. He con
sidered this alone a sufficient reason
for Cleveland's reelection. He charged
the Republican leaders with de-
termined effort to revive race prejudice
in the south, and with the effort to
alarm capital and discourage invest
ments in order to make it appear that
the country is not prosperous under q
Democratic administration. In this
they had been partly successful, but the
COUuLIy 10 prosperous uoNGrIuelcSs, ana
in spite of the fact that it is embar-
rased by the Republican revenue
system, which results in heavy over
taxation, the Democratic party would
not consent to reduce the revenue by
increasing the taxes on neoessaries as
proposed by the Senate tariff bill.
This bill, be said, claimed a reduc-
tien of about $50 100000 On this nearly
$2S.000,00O reduction is claimed on |
sugar, leaving only $4,000, 900 on all |
other articles of which nearly the |
whole amount is claimed to result not |
from a reduction but from an increase
of duties. This increase, through being |
prohibitory, might reduce the revenue,
but would not reduce the cost of arti-
cles consumed by the people. On |
the contrary, it would increase it.
What is needed now is a judicious and
substantial reduction of revenue, not |
by an increase of taxation, but by
reduction OF taxation upon the neees-
saries of life, and upon materials used
in our industries.
The listeners numbered Is 600 indie
pendent of the business mems process
sion. The number in line is estimated
at 20. 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14

states. or probably any profit in the
business else it wouid.not have chosen
to discontinue it.
He was followed by Speaker Carlisle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
Some Heavy Overcharges.

NEW YORK, October 13.-Under the
decision of the Federal Court in Phil
adelphia in the case of John Waua
maker, holding ribbons for trimming
hats dutiab bic at 20 per cent. instead OF
80, as has be en- invariably the practice
suits for rebate to the amount of So 600, ;.
600 or $40 600 600 may be brought
a. ainst the government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
wAsHINGroN NOTES.
That Big California Timber Steal
The Chinese Cannot Land.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-Acting
Com missioner Anderson, OF the General
Land Office, has received information of
the conviction of Charles E. Beach, for
subornation of perjury in connection
with the entry of large body of red
wood timber land in California. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
A Conspiracy.

CHICAGO, October 13.-The case of the
man arrested for putting dynamite on
the north side tracks was COZ tinued to
the Goth instant this morning. The
work of detectives resulted, it is as
serted, in unfolding a serious dynamite
conspiracy in which at least five per-
sons are i'm Dlica ted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
A Democratic Hurrah at Nephj

There is to be big Democratic hur-
rah at Nephi on Monday night. Hall
rates have been given from Provo to
that point to all who want to attend
Hon. S. R. Thurman, w N. Dusen-
berry, A. o. Smoot, Jr., w. c. A. Smoot
aud others from Provo will be down
there, and, as Mr.. George Whitmore
has the Nephi end in charge, it is q
pretty sure thing that nothing will be
neglected. There will be fun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
The Pope Wants. Temporal Power.

ROME, October BIN the interview
between the Pope and Emperor William
yesterday, His Holiness emphasized
the necessity of the restoration of tenn
poral power, and said all sovereigns
should unite issues to assure it. The
Emperor replied thatlt would be more
to his advantage to unite with those
who represent principles, order and
social conversation, and thereby better
secure the peace of the world.
King Humbert has decorated Emperor
William with the grand Gordon of the
military order of Savoy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
Will Sue Mackenzie.

BERLIN, October 13.-lt ia stated that
Doctor Bergman and Gerbardt will
sue Mackenzie for libel on account of
the statements made in his book regard.
ing the treatment of the late Emperor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

FOR INDIGESTION,
Dyspepsia, and diseases incident
thereto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
4 Krotoszyna.
krotuszvn lest miasto !

krotuszvn Jest mlasto po"la-
towe W WKs. Pozna1skiem W czc-
Sci p%oiudniowcj, ku ~Sz]askowi.
Donoszq tcraz Z tego mlasta,
ze V tamtejszcj szkolc clementar-
nej przywr"cono polskI y
X d re 81 sw. W pierszaj
i drugiel klasie A stafo sic to ma
mccy rozporM%Izenia regrncyi 10
mahskicj q lutego rb.
Domyslit sic Z togo trzeba, IL
w N%rotoszynir jest szkoia elcmen-
tarna o trzccll klasach i lie
dw6ch nizszych klasach tel szkoIy
uczono dzieci polskic rcligii kato-
lichicj 20 niemiechu. Regcncya IA,
kazala togo 2anicchat W dw6cll
nizszych klasach i zaleci}a uczy'
" Mich rcliyi po polslu. W trzc
cicj Nlasic, dale sic, p%ozostawio
no wyk4ad nicmiccki. T'rzecia kla
sa Jest naiNyzsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
z WARSZAWY
{ WedNry do -Francyi;)
Ola handluiacych. a. W1aszc

Ola handlujacych, a w4aszcza
hodowc6w trz6dy chlewnej, otwie-
IA sic MOVIE i zyskowne pole zby-
tn.
w tych dniach znany lekarz
tutejszy, DR.. Leon Dudrowicz, o.
trzyma1 cd jednego z inspektordw
t%argowych Paryza formalna odezwe
nastepujqcej tresci: ,,Handluj2cy
wedlina Paryzu ma og6]nem zgro-
madzeniu postanowili zerwat do
tychczasowe stosunki z dostawca-
mi niemieckimi, a natomiast spro-
wadzat gotowe produkty z Krdles-
twa Polskiego, Galicyi Serbii." Au-
tor listu, powo}ujac sic ma osobista
i dawnq %znajomost, uprasza DIR.
D.. ably zechcia} przyjat ma siebie
obowiazki informatora w sprawie
handful wieprzewinq Kr6lestwa z
Iynhaml pafVSkleml.
Hurtownicy i sk}adnicy parry
soy %jeszcze pred zapadnieciem
novel uchwa}y starali sic zaczer-
pnqc zr6d}owych wiadomosci co do
praktykowanych u mas cen viep-
rzowiny. Rezulaty badah okaza}Y
sic pomySlnemi i ola francuskich
handlujacych k%orzystnemi. Wedle
brzmienia pomlenionego listu, Fran
cuzi zadaja sta}ego nadsy}ania ma
ich rynki i hale juz %nalezycie PREY
gotowanych szynek, boczkow bez
t}uszczu oraz kieEbas, przyrzadza-
nych ma spos@b polski.
DR.. d., pojmujac dobrze ko-
rzysci, wynikajace Ola kraju Z u
ACCOMPLISHMENTS nades}anej propo-
zycyi, chetnie przyja} w}ozony mai
obowiazek j w tym celu zbiera
dane 2 ca}ego kraju, odnoszace sig
do hodowli trzody, produkcyi We
dliny oraz cen wymaganych cd pro
ducentow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

c'a kap}an, 2 wielka trudnoscia
PREY pomocy swojego woznicy
zdofaf go podniest i ulokowac ma
saniach. Wciaz nieprzytomnego
przywieziono do plebanii i uloko-
wano W jednym 2 przylegajacych
do sypialni ks. o. poAoj6w.
Naraz, a by}o to juz dobrze
pofnocy, wytrzezwiony poczesci
urjadnik, przebudzony zosta} ME
zwyk}ym jakims ruchem W So
slednim pokoju i jakby przyt}u-
mionem wo}aniem o ratunek. Ter.
wal sic wiec Z }6zka, re ma szc1es-
Gle spa} W ubraniu, ME tracac CA
su, wybieg} ma podworze. Spos-
tr1eg's,y w sypialni ksiedza SWAT
10, ~zajrza} przez okno.
Tu oczom jego straszny pred
stawlf sic widok. KS. O. wisia} ma
belize, a pc pokoju krzqtali sic trzej
zamaskowani ludzle. Scena ia o.
%trzezwi4a go zupe}nie. w mgnieniu
Okla wyjmuje Z ostrow revolver i
W jednego re zFoczyhcdw, przez
dubeltowe okno, strzela.
Ugodzony runaf ma ziemie,
dwaj zas jego t~owarzysze, aie zdo-
}awszy mic zabrat re SODA, wysko-
czyli przez otwarte okno ma o.
grdd.
Wdwczas, poniewaz drzwi do
pokoj6w ksiedza by}y zamkniete
z wewn2trz, przYtomny ten cz}o-
dostaje sic przez okno, ltoredy
uclekli rabusie, j jednem cieciem
szabli przecina powroz; ma ktGrym
wisia} ten, co pred kilku godzi-
nami uratowaf mu rowniez zycie.
Zycie ks. O. W ten sposdb
uratowane zosta}o. Niegodziwcami
zas, ktdrzy nan napadli, byli miej-
scowy z%akrystyan, dziad ko$cielny
i woznica. Wszyscy trzej 81 juz
uwiezieni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
Zebranie Poznanskie.
w pierwszych dniach mi

w pierwszych dniach minio-
nego miesiaca by}y Poznanlu
diva wielkie zebrania polskie ty-
czace r6lnictwa, jake tel piracy, z
kt6rej Polacy przewaznie zyja-
Oba by}y bardzo licznie i mad
obu 3 wielkim zapa}em i wytrwa-
}oscia zastanowiano sic umiejetnle
i gruntownie, iak ma ~ojczystym "a
gonie najkorzystniej Ma chleb pra-
cowat.
Pierwsze bylo Walnc zebranie
centralnego Towarzystwa gospodar-
czego ma w KS. P%oznanskie. By4o
to vice ~po}aczenie ~wszystkich pol
skich t~owarzystw ~rdlniczych, kt"re
sa 30 r65znych powiatach Ksiestwa.
Roztrzasano ma tenn zebranlu prZez
2 dni gruntownie rome sprawy go
~spodarskie i rolnicze, a jak w uble-
glym roku widoczny by} zapaf i
garnienie sic do piracy pc powla-
towvch towarzys'w ach. talk ma
tenn zebraniu dzia}o sic TAX sa-
mo.
Drugie zebranie oddylo sic W
<roae, a bylo to w a Inc CDR a
ME prezes6 W d G lie q ow
KG1ek w ! oS i q ii S k i c h..
Zebra}o sic ma. ME przesz1o $50
ucvestnik6w. Sluchaj bracie. CSC
w}oScian nazem yebranych ma jed
ne narade!,
A radzili pieknie pod pre-
woLnictwem swego Patrona p,
Maksvmilian Jackowskiego, kt6ry
Gale 25 lat juz jest p%atronem
kt6remu Tel ma poznahskich re.
braniach wyrazono jake jubilato-
vi, ze sic dobrze zas}uzy} calemr
spoleczehstwu.
w Poznanskiem ladnie sic
kofNa r6lnicze rozwijaja i polytel
w]oScianom pzynosza, DO JIG ozy-
via patron. Taxi patron i w Pru
sach Zachodnich p%otrzebny. Ale
zkad so wzia2 Il kija w~ystruga'
ME MONA, q cz}owieka ma to bral
niestety!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
Potem orszak pogrzebowy wy

Potem orszak pogrzebowy wy
ruszyf ma polskie mogi}y, ably z}o-
zyc zw}oki do grobu.
sk}adam dzieki najpierw Vie
lebnemu Proboszczowi KS, r.. To
maszewskiemu "a piekna przemo-
we, a potem Towarzystwa swsw.
Plotra i Paw}a zaseiam szchero
polskie bog Zap!at" "a us}ugi wy
swiadczone nieboszczykowi sp. Al
bertowi Skroch podczas lego cho-
roby, kt6ra trwa}a przesz}o 8 ty-
godni.
p G. Skroch.
Przepraszam wiarusow, re tax
p6zno przyby}em 4 korespondencya
spodziewa}em sic, lie mnie kto wy
przedzi, a skoro Mkt tego ME u.
czyni}, niechaj j talk bcdzie dobrze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
wicach pod Dobrodzieniem umar}
Bart}omniej Machnik.
PLACCIE IA
Re sejmu ~pruskiego.

w pruskiej Izbie p~oselskiej u
pominali SIG nasi posfowie i ksie-
ia Jazdzew S kl S able W.
s k 0 jezyk polski W szkole ia
ky poprawe nauki W mel, ably z
tego ME rosfa szkoda ola dziecl
pod wzgledem oswiaty nauki W
religii sw.
Szczegdlniej ks. Jazdze-
W S k skarzy} sic ma to, re roz-
dawano dzieciom polskim kato-
lickim niemieckie ksiazki o Lutrze,
kt6re ublizajq koscio}owi katolickie-
mu i ~obrazaja uczucia religijne ka-
tolik6w. Ma to stawia} ksiadz JAZZ
dzewski liczne dowody j wskazy-
wal, IL lud katolicki obawia sic
ztad zepsucia religijnego W swych
dzieciach i wierzy pog}oskom, ia
koby katolik6w i ten spos6b
lutrzyt chciano,
Dalej dopomina} sic ks. j a
I'd Jew k i nauki religii w je-
zyku polskiem pod dozorem du-
c%howienstwa, ktore do ~wyk}adu
niemieckiego przyk}adat sic ME
moze, DO ten niczego i lud prze-
strasZa.
Pan minister Goss po-
wiedzia}, re rad lutrzyc ME chce,
re stara sic o potrzeby katollkow,
re o rozpowszechnianiu owych lu-
terskich ksiazek mic ME vie, re
to chyba pomy}ka. Co DO nauki
religii sw. ma bye po polsku.
A vice move przyrzeczenle
ministra i move przypomnienle
rodzicom, ably pilnowali sic ko-
niecznie wyk}adu polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
PIAECIE IA
Pogrzeb ZWiazkoWego.

LINN - ~ " '1'S 49, ~ ~ 4
Szanowny Redaktorze,
Badz }ashaw umic<cic %niniej-
sza korespondencya W }amach Ga
zety swojcj.
Dnia u Marca rozsta] sic Il
tym Swiatcm cz4onek Tow. Br.
Pomocy Sw. Piotra i Paw}a w In
dependence. Wis, oraz cz}onek
Zwiazku Mar. polski1go, Albert
Skroch, w wieku lat As.
Pogrzcb odbyI sic W dniu IA
Marca, urzadlony przez Towarzys-
two wyzcj wspomniaLe,
Q godzin'c $ raMo, stawi}o sic
TowarzystWo odznaEach ma New
City i czck&to tam ma zWiokiz mar
i"go. Tow"lzystwo ME mog|o 81"
stawiG W domu a%aIobnym, pcnic-
wal daleko mleszkal cd ko>ciola.
Okolo 9 zdazyli<my 4 zw}okami
zmaricgo do hoSciooIa, gdzie nam
ProEoszcz naprleciw wystapil 2
krzyAcm sw.
w kotciclc byly najprzdd cd
spicwanc wigilic, potom Ms1a Swie-
Ia IA zmariego, po nabozcnstwio
zas nasz proboszcz mial sllcznq
przemowc cd Oltarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
NAUKOWE e.

TEORYA KOCHA i pana
Leona Heilperna o bacylach cho-
%lerycznych boduj nnezad}ugo o
TAME obalona. DwGch slawnych
badaczy Z paryskiej Akademii bo-
wien zrobi}o o%dkrycie. lie jeden i
ten sam bacy u S pod reku Elk
sperimentujacego moze przebiedz
mnostwo rdznych postaci. Najoso-
bliwsze przeistoczenie nadaje mu
bor-kwas: okazujc sic jake wieru-
tiny bacyl choleryczny Kocha, cd
szczeg6lniajac sic lekko zakrzywio-
nym, podobnym do przecinka O.
gon&iem. w tym stanie moze tel
przybrat lubiane przez bacyla cho-
~lerycznego formy odmienne; moze
sic skruczyc do rzymskiego S al
DO skrecit sic ma podobiehstwo
korkociagu. Dolac do cieczy, w
ktdrej sic znajduje, kreozotu, a
przybierze forme jagody. Cudem
mad cudami przeciez jest, re w
koncu, skoro go sic znowu w}ozy
do jego starego zywio}u, czystvego
rdso}u miesnego, z~ostaje starym ba-
cylem of ormie jaiowatej. Proteus2
van Dro4n,,cun,
Donios}oSt tego faktu gdy-
by miaf sic potwiedzit, by}aby O
gromna; DO rome formy bakery.
przesta}vby bye pcwym mamie
MEM r"znych chordb, W kt@rych,
rozumic sic, hywaja obserwowa-
ne tr6d wszclkich mcczarn chcmi.
cznych i innych. Za]ezalohy DO
wiem tylko cd sposobu traktowa-
MIA, ably n. p. wykazat bacyla
cholerycznego tam, gdzie by} t.yl
ko bacyl w%rzodowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
Poszukiwanie.

Poszukuje mojej s~tryjccznej
siostry Balbiny Wich}acz, rodem
re Silica pod Nekla, nazwiskicm
Skrzypek. przyby}a pred trzema
laty do Bay City, Mich. Mozeby
ktdry Z c%zytelnik6w Wioruso w
Bay City co o niej wiedzia} i "a
cyl mi donieSt.
Stanis}aw Wich}acz
24S Townoend Str.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
DO grobu Sw. Wojciecha.

Gr6b sw. jest W G n IN e,
tel najpierws1ej stolicy Polski, ktd-
"a Lech p%obudowa}.
Swiety Wojciech by} rodem
Czech: urodzi} sic W Prawdze I.
$50, tam tez by} biskupem i ztam-
tad przyby} do Folski, ably PREY
pomocy kr6l6w polskich nawr6-
Gle ma chrze>ciahstwo p~oganskich
Prusak6w. Tu w Gnieznie zcsta}
arcybiskupem ma stolicy pryma-
sow polskich.
Wyuczywszy sic jezyka Pru-
sak6w, poszed1 swiety apost@} mic
dry Mich, WARY Chrystusowej ich
uczy4, az smiert maczehska poni6s},
Cia}o jego krdl polski ma wage z}o-
ia wykupi}i do Cinema przewidzf,
gdzie swiete relikwie w bogatej tru-
mnie dotad spoczywaja.
Pamiatka pc tenn wielkim bis
kupie zosta}a nam Polakom mai
starsza piesh polska do Matki Bos-
kiej, owa sfawna piesh B oga R O.
d Z ca, ktdra ~praicowie nasi spie-
wall, ~rzucajac sic do boju.
Kosciol sw. zaliczy} tego wiel-
kiego biskupa W poczet swietych i
da} 90 Polsce "a patrona. Swieto
jego przypada ma dzieh % kwiet-
MIA.
Gdy teraz wzorem ca}ego ka-
tolickiego swiata wybieraja sic
Polacy 4 Galicyi i Szlaska do Rzy-
mu 2 piclgrzymka, ably dat tenn
znok wiernosci swojej i synow-
skiego przywiazania ola papieza W
czasie .jego jubi]euszu, radzi kto>
w X uryerze Poznansk m
ably Polacy pod rzalu pru-
skiego urzadzili w to micjsce piel-
grzymke do grobu sW. NoJclecha
do Gniezna ma dzieh 23 kwietnia
rh.
Prawda jest, ze Cd dawnycl
czasdw pielgrzymowa]i Polacy dc
tego grobu; prawda, re to mas;
wiclki apost@} i re on w4a<nie .ir
zvka Slowian broni} w koSciel,
pred zalewem nicmieckim. Praw
da, re zvcici prace jego przypo
minaja nam szczeg"lniej nasz@ o
bowiazki i do staraniasie o utrzy
manic mowv ojczystej @agrza% mo
ga serca.
Piekna to mysl - ably u gro
bu wielkicgo naszcgo patrona Swic
tego 2cbraG sic W ci.zkiej civil
ma wsp6lna modlitwg j Achecan.
81" do dobTc"o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

O L e N /.

Bia}egostok dono-
nosza: ksiadz A. o., proboszcz
paraGi Wilma, W pow. bielskim,
CUB. grodzichskici, wracajqc pew
nego wiec1ora cd chorego,spostrzcgl
~spiaccgo W rowio PREY drodzc
czlowieka. Byi MIN miejscowy ur-
jadnik, tax pijany, IL zdjcty litos-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:''

NIDFNR1rD. p. Ian cor,..,
ARDOCH. r. + JG,Lw1i
ARCADIA. WIS. !. GposMH% T. X Cysrvsv,
l.. Wo,cyyE'
APPLETON MINI Ia, 1c,.y.l;
berlin. WIS. s ~ hoinaSLi
BALIIMOREM D.FcGE J},7osk ow,Li 81. Ann~,r
BOY!NGToN. +. q. WIS. ]. Zywichi.
FREMONT, IFNAS. Joh-f Ear,ula.
BitIAN, TEAAs. Walerty Rujafski
BUFF AlO.N.N. JanIurek, cor. Loveioy&>D lotStr.
BAY CITY, MICH Antomi pr7ybyimsLi l.. h. go
BROOKLYN +. ID. Mice lbroa,wA Cer,
$3.50
ATe 722 ~ 10 ,cu 60.
CnIC,lEi' 1INr' l.. "'"o!ewskl.
NhiNSED, III n. 'eSS|k1"sFi 81 Chapin >h'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

W Debm pow. opolskj) u
mari 2-go I'm. po dIugich cicr-
pieniach ks. proboszcz Kar6l Won
tropka W 81 roku zycia. Ma Dol
nym Szlasku umarf / 90 BIN. ks.
probosacz Szubcrt Z Iangwasscr,
liczqc lat 70. Il. i p.A- rs. Figicl
oputcii Zaborzc. - w Szemro-