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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
SALT LAKE, December "a. 1ss,

4 Dear ,Sir-Referring to the attack made
business / ha only to say, that I'have not
a share of the stock OF the Utah Nursery
Company, nor any interest therein. I did
subscribe for one Hundred of the 5000
shares In order to incorporate the company,
but with no purpose of Investment and the
stock was never issued TO me.
9I9H Very truly yours,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
The Cabinet nominations.

WASHINGTON, January 10. AT a spe-
cial meeting of the Senate committee
on Judiciary. this morning, the final
vote was taken on the nomination OF
Lamar and Villas. Party lines were
drawn on the nomination of Lamar,
and there will be majority report by
all Republicans of the committee against
confirmation, and a minority report
signed by the Democrats of the COM
mittee in favor of confirmation. The
committee will unite in recommending
the confirmation OF Villas, and the re-
ports will be referee to the Sena tie in
secret session. this afternoon. if oppor-
tunity is offered. .g,- ...f
Chairman Sawyer, of postofi. es and
post roads committee, is ready to make
q unanimous report in favor of the con-
firmatiOn of Postmaster General Dick
inson. when the reports are received
from the Judiciary Hoi1.- ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
sensational suit.

laJ JACKSON, Tenn, January l0.-At the
term of the circuit court which con-
.vene yesterday. one OF the most inter
sting suits for damages ever tried in
ihe State was called 1t is,the case of
Rev. Frederick Howard. DID,, pastor
of Central Baptist Church. in this city
for 5000 damages. against sixteen
leading members of the First Baptls
Church, including the pastor, and also
against several newspapers. which pub
lished strong article in 1886 signed by
sixteen m mbers of the First Baptist
Church, IN which the past record or Dr.
Howard was painted in very dark
colors. They c arged that be
had borne two or three aliasesin South
Carolina and Georgia; that he had
eloped with another mans wife in South
Carolina; had associated with negroes; ;
been gui ty of malfeasance, while al
official, and other damaging charges
Howard is al Enghshmanb by birth, and
his father lives in London. Both sides
have taken voluminous testimony IL
Europe and attorneys tor both sides
have just returned from South Carofina
and Georgia, where they have searched
the court records and Trken de0ositions
Some startling revela-
tions are promised ana tb z Issue OF the
case Is looked forward To- with grea'
interest nv Baptists generally through
out the south:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
Downed By the Pacific Mail

SAN FRANCISCO, January TO- Accord
Ing to published interviews with agents
OF Del Campo steamship line. which
was started three months ago in oppo-
sition to the Pacific Mail, the new COM
pany has decided to cease operations.
The company has four steamships here
which have been ordered to be tied up
until further ORDERS tits claimed that
the reason for this is found in the fact
tuat the Del Campo line was not
atforded any facilities whatever by the
Panama Railroad, and that the s per
cent. rebate granted by the Central
American States on all duties on goods
shipped by the Del Campo line was not
made an exclusive grant to them, but
that similar concession had been
made to- the Pacific Mail. For these
reasons the Marquis Del Campo has
gwen orders for stopping al! steamers
on their way to the Pacific and odering
the steamers here and at Panama to
be laid up indefinitely. The freight
rates which had been lowered by reason
OF the competition of the new line have
not yet been advanced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
A STRONG. CONCERN.
The Fourth National Bank, of
New York.
SUING A B4PiI>T MINISTER.
The Sick EmperOr-A Big Verdict
DOwned by the Pacific Mail-The
Strike-Other Notes.
The Fourth National.

NEW YORK, January 10.AThe retire
menr of o. d. BALDWIN from the presi-
dency of the Fourth National Bank
occasions some surprise. This is the
oank that cashed Jay Gould's check for
81, coo O001 said to be the largest ever
casheo IN this country. Comptroller
Trenholm in an interview said: at i,
q matter of public nororiety that at the
recent examination III December, tbs
reserve fund of the Fourth National was
found to be below the, tnlnimum allowed
by law. This fact was wildly published
in the regular bank statement, put Oc-
casioned no remark, for I often hno
half the banks ~ the country in the
same condition. DFhe stAteFof affairs is
analogous to that of a. thoroughly
solvent depositor who HAPPENS
to oyerdraw his accounts. Banks
are notified that the reserve mast
be made good within thirty days
and the money is usually in the vault
in much shorter time. This bank is one
of the most solid Institutions in the
metropolis. and l was so confident that
the minimum reserve would at once
re-estabishe that no notice was served,
The reserve was made good aim st i'm
mediately. There is absolutely no truth
in the story that loans, discounts and
re :erves have not been properly made.
So far as know there is no Criticism to
be made upon the business methous
pursued by the officers Of the bank OF
upon its sound financial condition"
Mr.. Baldwin's name has been prom
inently mentioned in connection with
the vacancy occasioned by the resigua.
ton of Acknowledgement Canda
Vice President Bliss" publishes a card
in which he says most rigid examina
ton of the bank has recently been com
pleted, proving that never since IT.
in 1863 has 1t been in a
stronger position than it now is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11

The Utah Nursery Company was
organized to do legitimate business,
and hope by honest and fair means to
hold the trade they now have and in
crease it.
J. A. GooDHUE Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
The Sick Empt

BERLIN, January 10.--Emues Viii
liam remained in bed yesterda- H.
had fairly good nights rest and is
freer of pain to-day. Hq .e SRI
The Emperor replying to an address
from salt workers of Hall, containing
New Years CONGRATULATIONS, said that
tie news regarding the Crown Pruc'
was excellent and that the worst feal s
had passed away. The hope was now
10 return to Berlin in the scring.
The National Zeitung says it is ex-
pected that the Powers wi / soon take
steps for the REMOVAL of l'r;:ice Fer
tinand from the Bulgarian throne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
A ~ ig Verdict

New York. January 10.-The jury il
the case of Messrs. Campbell againsl
the coffee merchapt Arbuckle, returned
verdict for plaintiff in the sum OF
$4,000. Arouckls's attorney theI
moved 10 set aside the verdict as excess
sve and against the weight of evidence.
This was denied, but he was allowed :,
stay of execution aud e.; try ofjudgment
for forty-fiVe days III which he can de
eide whether 10 pay $45 900 to Cuckoo"
or to appeal the case. The latter course
will probably be adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
NOT LEGIrIMATE BUSINESS.

Our attention has been called by Mr..
J.. A. Goodhue. who has, for number
OF years represented the Geneva MUIR
sery in this region, to a small handpill
which we are informed has been widely
distributed throughout the Territory.
ktls a curiosity IN its way, and the OBJ
lect which prompted its issuance is too
palpable to be mistaken. 1t is headed
: Utah Nursery Company an organ1-
zauon which, we understand, eonsti-
Jutes the agency in this part of the
country Tor the aforesaid Geneva 7Nur-
>efy. 1t also presents the names of
the stockholders of the association as
follows: Phillip A. Dix, Justin A Good
hue, Charles s. Var an and Frank
Pierce. The third name on the list is,
Tor OBVIOUS reasons, rendered cODSpic-
uous by underscorlng with q heavy
black line.
The Iemainder of the handbill is de-
voted 10 all capitalization To the effect
that &c. s. Varau' with a heavy line
i,uer the nane), associated with Mr.
] A. Goodhue, who has been repre-
,ei.tiug the Geneva Nursery Com pany,'
did On certain date make statement
.derogatOy to the Mormon" Church.
Mr.. Varan's expression, winch II is I'M
2eeessary to reproduce, Is glvcu Yer
oalim.
o sltls hardly needfui to state that the
handblli Is anonymous, .becau use 1t viii
,ne patent to any person VINO will give
II moments consideration thaGit is
not such a publication as an Ordinary
Individual would have any appreciable
agrrness to atfix nis name e.. Beingot
taa5 CHARACTER 1t eau only be properly
viewed With contempt. H21
We cannot sustain any process that
is not direct and straightforward, and
there can be no justification for an at
temht to build up business on the
ruins of another. r7r5 q
In expressing this view we believe we
give utterauce 10 the sentiment OF tne
lat er day Saints at large. IJ Cannot
De admitted To the legitimate province
of private individuals to, anonymously
or utherwls' drag mo business mat
tiers the public utteranccs of other per-
sons iorsthe Interior burpose of incrras-
ing their pecuniary profits Such d
process Is lmoedded IN seltishness, with |
no reference to the public good. /
So emphatic is IpeI Neius oA this point |
that |. applies ton had been mad to |
nave any publication p inted here OF |
the character OF the one In question it |
would have been respectfully declined,
On the ground That this Office could not
give to it, even in business way, the
color Of its approval. itoSins
An appeal to the prejudice of the
to fuNher private ends. is
highlyqimproper, and Can have no ulti-
mate beneficial effect upon the interests
of those who resort 10 it. Mr.. Variants
views are his own property and there is
a legitimate method OF dealing with his
public utterances. That Is not the
method. employed III this instance, and
wehaye given this prominence to it be-
Cause the public manner in which it has
Been treated, by the distribution of
has made it public property,
and we do not wish an idea to gain cur
rency that such doings have sanction or
aountenance of the community of
Latter.day Saints.-NeaOs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
cSu,dn,t Endure the Exposure

LONDON, January 10.-Rev. John
Low,her, rector at Bolton. near
Wighton,1 has conlmitted- suicide, by
Shooting. Previous toIthe act be hat
received summons.to awaititbe chafg
of indecent assault upon a8ervant girl
Deceased was cousin-of Lord Ions
dale and relative of the Right Hon
James Lowther. aiafae5 In asst
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
p - y q ~ "a u r d fa'fft
Another Crank sill,

WASHINGTON, January 10 AKepresen-
tatiye Phelan, Of Tennessee. in Introduced
in the House to-day; a joint resolution
proposing an amendmellt, to the Con-
stitntion, authorizlng Doferess to grant
aid to pu1lic. schools If TIE sseverad
States to an amount MOI to exceed $iO,-
O0O. 900. ansH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
Notice.

Whereas, certain parties are and have
been trying to injure the business of the
Utah Nursery Company by certain.
false claims, publish the enclosed;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
VI -. d 70
The Bab;eaf Crv FOR r

And the pld folksrlaneh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial In its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. It
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys. Stomach
and Bowels. while it arouses them to a
healthy activity. For sale by A. @.
Smith & Co., Druggists. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
He Must Go.

MADISON, Wis, January Hottie
supreme court affirmed the Judgment.
OF the lower courts, sentencing
Anarchist Paul Grottka to one year 5
Imprisonment in the House OF Correc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
ASHAMED

- ~. "aI--, - - lIIIIU
New YORK, January 10.-The brewing
6rmof Burr, Son & Co. made an as
signment to-day, with preferences for
$25 90. g tn40j1s5s1 "a -lf e1 j
BALTIMORE, January 10 --Sickel Helen
q Co., dealers in notions and white
goods, have made an assignment. The
bond of the trustees is $2Go 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
The StriAe.t

READING Pa. January 1O-Only 125
cars OF coal Came down on the, Reading
Railroad from the anthracite region.
More than lC0 engines engaged in the
coal traffic have been ordered housed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Isaac II. Finck, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Administrator of the estate
of Isaac NJ. Finck. deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persnns having claims against
he said deceased, to exhibit them with the
after The first publication of tflfs notice. to
the said L Goldbergsat No. Dos and 207 Main
Street, Salt Lake City, in the County of Salt
Lake
L. GOLDBERG,
administrator of the estate of Isaac N.
Finck, deceased
Dated December Is, 1887.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16
Vice katOlik6w SlaZkich
w BytOmiu.

Jake wstep do wieca odby}o
sic dnia 17go z. m. o godzinie 3
pc po}udniu zebranie pan, ktore
zagail x. proboszcz S c h i r m e l.
S e n, z parafi sw. Trolley powita-
MEM: MECH bedzie pochwalony
Jezus Chrystus!" Pc wykazaniu,
jake stanowisko zajmuje kobieta
w domu W rodzinie i sp6}eczen-
stwie, udzieli} g}osu X. probosz-
czowi M i c h s k i e m u z Ii
pin, a ten w d}uzszem przemowie-
niu rozwodzi} sic mad chrzesciah-
skiem pozyciem W rodzlnie.
Pc x. Michalsklm przemawia}
duchowny radzca prze}ozony M GER,
ktory nak}ania} do poboznosci i
pos}uszehstwa, oraz do scis}ego wy
konywania obowiazkow chrzescian-
skich.
Kazdy z m6wc6w zyska} re
siste oklaski, w koAcu x. pro-
boszcz Schirmeisen stresci} W kill
ku s}owach to, co dopiero by}o
powiedziane i zamknaf posiedze-
ME.
Zebranie by1o tax l%iczne, re
wiele pan STAG musia4o ma divorce.
A wszystkich pan i W ogole ME
wiast by4o przesz}o $500.
Pc tenn zebraniu przedwstep-
mem rozeszli sic wszyscy pc OBJ
szernym ogrodzie, gdzie gra}a by
tomska kapela miejska az do re
brania rowitalnego.
Zebranie to zagaif X. Baczek
W jezyku niemieckim, witajac re-
branych wierszem zastosowanym
do okolicznosci.
Pc MIN przemawia} znow TX.
proboszcz S c h il m S e n pod
noszac wielkie %znaczenie tego jede-
nastego walnego zjazdu katolikow
slask1ch.
Kiedy skohczy4, zabraf ponow-
ME CLOS X. Baczek W jezyku
k i m, witajac przyby}ych
Polakow i naklaniajqc ich, ably W
waznych sprawach Kosciola zawsze
sill reka W reke y niemieckin
wsp6iwyznawcami, Jezeli cd lud-
nosci ~polskiej aqdaja dis, ably sic
nauczyIa pc nicmiecku, niechajle
l'sie uczy, ale przytem swego Was.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16
Ksiazki szk6lne i tre-
sci naukOWei.

Il i6r 2 c S n ola szkof pol
skich w Ameryce .........1O
M a y P rzy CT e | d zieci
ola szkof pol.kich W Ameryc
....3O
P osrcdnik Polsko-An n
G k j, ISsialka Ola iatwe-
90 nauczenls sig 70 angielsku
L. tx wink Polsko-Amerykah.
ski. Podrecznik zawierajacy
Nauke pisania Iistow......6o
l. karz d y, czyli ME-
zawodne sposoby domowego ia
niego lerzenia. 25
NJ a y L i i k ola szk6l.
nych dzieci, uczacy pisania Ii
stow z dodatkiem p"winszowan.
III i storya Stanow z g.
d noczonyc h........75
ID zio Staregoi N O Q.
ia m Q n t 100 obraz-
G ramatyk Polska ola
szko} polskich W Ameryce..25
A / y "a czyli ksiazka
Rachunkowa W mocnej oprawie
d z e e Narodu Pc k i e.
ozdobione 70 obrazkami... 40
Kate him r TX atolicki
lma1yJ
= mocnej oprawie.......12
Kateh I'm r z-.k atolicki
- [wiekszyl w mocnej oprawie
IL storyasw i Q t a czyli Die
je Starego i Nowego Testamentu
(mnIel sza) mocnej oprawie
f e m e n tarz mai y......S
W mocnej oprawie.......l2
f G entarz = przez
Wi. Dyniewhza
Przy CT ID zieci ozyli
Ksla&eczka do C~zytania; zast6so-
wanna ola szk6t polsklch W Anne
ryce,. 40
IL u Q HIM k O v
Observation-Disclosures.
m"cncj oprawic......s
Ksiazki tresci religii-
neJ.
Il a. o ce Roznhca Swic.cgo
ma kartkachl Pqczek, 10 ii jemnicl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16

(Chetmihskie) DRoGA krzvtova
czyli obch6d Stscyi.....p 10
lkrakowskie] DROGA krzysowa
ufozona wed+ug sw. Leonardo
Przez x. Michafa Myciel.ki.ro
L. ). tudzie& Gorzkie 4ale !
modlltwy o niece Pahskiej DO
JozEFATA DoLINX evil SD
Ostateczny napisaf x. Felix's
Gondek, Pleban z Krzyzanowlc.
Dyecezyi Tarnewskiej..
zY WOT NajSwietrzej Paanny
Matki Zbawiclela przez Wielo-
). M. j. Ksiakka ~zawieraiaea Ko.
ronke, Nowenne. Litanie Modli.
ivy i P'esni do swietego J6zefa
s. s. CYRIL 1 MELODY a nos, $
fowie Sfowian........5
Przerazliw Echo Trabv
Ostatecznj albo cztery rEeczy o.
statnie cztewieka czekajsce 80
6 o z i n as M j r i, czyli przy
gotowanie sic ma smisrd s~zezesli.-
wa. Czytania ma kafdy miesiac
" roku ola wszystkioh stan6w.
Z osmiu obrazkami Wydaf ks.
6. tagraczyhskl.....,s5
u b Or Piesni in aboinych
K atolickich ola ukytku ko-
se'elnego domowego. Zawiera
o. msze, n%ieszpory, 1902 piesn
z dodatkiem %nieszporow facih-
skich, %jeszcze 4 wieeej piesni
faolhskich, % piebni "a Polske
obej mule blizko l1O0 s%tronic
w'elkiego formatu na pieknym
Paplerze j z %wyzfacanemi tytu-
likaml.
Dzleio to sprzedajo sig 20 ce-
Each nastepujacych:
Oprawne W pot skorek.. IS 2.25
Cate W sk6re..........s 2.75
Cate W skore i wyzfacane brzegi
(Poznahskie) STACYE czyIi dro.
ga krzyza Jezusowego, %odprawla.
ne W Ar"hidyecezyi Gnieznieh-
sko-PoznahskieJ, e. c%zternasto-
ma obrazkami)...............po1 10
RI C K a lie Oic6w
swletych czy(i siedm ksiag Moi
w mocnej oprawie re z4oconym
tytulikiem go
5 p Q n k X oscielny dla
ntytku wiernych zebraf X. Bern.
R"chuiecicz. w mocnej oprawie
IA K ancyonaf
ezyli zbior najnowszych Piesni,
holend i Pasteratek na cafy rok
z Nowenna ma Advent, w moe
nej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16

dziele ma obiad. Poznasz mego
Wfadzia. Poczatkowo chcia1e~ sic
wymowic, lecz prosi} talk dfugo i
usilnie, Re ostatecznie zmiekfem
i datem sfowo, be przyjde.
,,Col tam moie STAG mi sic
na]gorszego? Zjem doskonale, a
dziecko owe ,,cudowne dzieeko"
jak :;e ojclec nazywa, chyba mnie
ME zje.
w niedzlele punktualn;e o
naznaczonej godzinie stanafem
pred drzwiami J6zefu.
Zaledwie przestapifem progi
przedpokoju, juz dOleclaf mnie
gfosny spiew kanarka. Co movie?
Spiew ME jest wtasciwym tn wy
razem! Ptak 6w krzyczaf, wyf,
grzmiaf.
Ola mnie bowiem niema nv
swiecie straszniejszego skrzydlate-
go spnewaka, iak W niebogfosy
k~rzyczaca Gotta Zebra, zawleczona
z wysp Kanaryjskieh: ktora ME
stety obecnie panuje W kazdym
oniemal przyzwoitym domu.
Jui chciafem sic odrazu ci.
chaczem wynies6, gdy tymczasem
otwarfy sic drzwi pokoju i W
Mich ukazali sic przyjaciel
moi ~ kobieta puchem marnym",
- iona swa.
Obrano mnie szybko z wierzch-
niego ubrania i zawleczono do pc.
koju, gdzie kanarek ma moja
ozesc hukuat, CO sit miaf.1Na mi
lose Boska asuhcio pahstwo ztad
te radoSnie 5piewajaca Gotta febre!
jeknafem w~sciakfy.
A!ez ten kanareK tax %sliczn1e
spiewa, odpowiada gospodyni.
Zafuje niewymownie, argu-
mentuje z istotnie ryeerska galan-
teryq, alek albo on - albo ia. -
Moi lekarz zabronif mi wszelkjch
zoitych odcieni.
Uprzatnieto vice piazza, lecz
zaledwie znlkf, gdy naraz usfysza-
fem podemna kwilenie.
Zrywam sic pr~zeratony i VII
DE jakies drobnex wyglada.
jace z pod sofy. - To cos -
to Wtadzio pociecha rodziny.
[Dokonczenie nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16
Ma FARME!
G r U NTA
w Polskiej Kolonii
STURGEON lake
w PINE COUNTY
W lesistej Minnesota

W leSlSJeJ MlnneSOcle
ZIEMIA ZYZNA.
Warunki kupna bardzo PREY.
stepne. Wszelkich informacyj
udzieli bezplatnie ozef
+ a b c i, Sturgeon Lake,
Pine Co., Mimi. Zwrocic je-
daak music uwage Szan. Ro-
dakcm, il nadarza sic sposo-
bnosc kupienia dobrego grun-
tn / tanio w bl,zkoscl kolei.
Family polskich osiadfych W
tych stronach jest okofo 70 a
tel jesieni zamierzamy budo-
vac koscicf i szkofe polska.
Spieszcie sic zatem i kupuj
Gle, poki cena przystepna,
gdyz wkrotce ceny p6jda W
gore. Cena 4 dolary "a akier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16

re zuzli, jake odpadkow W zak} :
mach hutniczych. Dachowki te
maja bye trwalsze cd glinianych i
i wytrymalsze ma zmiany zimna i
clepfa, a przytem cd glinianych
ME drozsze. Fabryka ia ma mice
wiele zamowien.
Henryk Sienkiewiics, autor po-
wiesci ,Ogniem i mieczem", ,,Po-
topy" i t. d. zachorowa} dose ciez-
ko u wdd w Zoppot pod Gdah-
skiem.
PIP. Sienkiemics, minister pei
nomocny Francyi PREY divorce ia
pohskim, otrzyma} krzyz ofcerski,
ocins k i zas, sekretarz am
basady francuskiej W Carogrodzie,
krzyz kawalerski Legii honorowej,
" Krakomie bawif W tych
dniach s}awny podr6znik polski
s zo CIR o g ii w pre-
jezdzie z Wiednia do Warszawy.
w po}owie listopada powraca
znow do Afryki, gdzie prawie stale
przebywa i podr6zuje w celach ma
ukowych.
W Wejherowie ma Kaszubach
-jak donosi Pielgrzym- W czasie
wizyty X. Biskupa chelmi6skiego
z%aintonowa} X. proboszcz licencyat
Dabrowski piesh polska W czasie
procesyi, kiedy wyruszy} ma PREY
jecie biskupa. z powrotem zanuci}
piesh niemiecka: ,.Grosser Gott."
Pc zaintonowaniu Mkt prawie ME
spiewa} dalej, natenczas X. pro-
boszcz, myslac, re "a wysoko "a
cza}, powtorzy} poczatek nizszym
tonem, ale i tego mkt dalej ME
2ochwyci} i spiew usta} X. pro-
boszcz by} W k}opocie, ale z tego
zmartwienia wybawi} go jeden Z
proboszczdw ok~olicznych, kt6ry
znajac dobrze miejscowe stosunki,
zaSpiewa}: ,,Twoja Geese i chwa}a."
Naraz z tysiaca piersi pop}yna}
CLOS pod niebiosa, a X. Biskup
PREY tym spiewie przyby} do kos
cio}a pa%rafialnego. Me postapi ger
m%anizacya: jesli sic sami ME da-
my!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16
N%ANIlCOKE, Pa.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

SZanoWny RedaktorZe!
RACE umiescic w lamach ga
zety swojej te pare slow 2 nasze-
go kacika.
w dniu 1go Lipca Tow. Sy-
now Polski pod wezwaniem sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki, cd roku za}o-
zone, odby}o W szkole parafialnej
swoJe roczne posiedzenie. Ksiazki
by1y przejrzane, jak dochodowe tax
rozchodowe, i z%nalezione w jaknaj-
lepszym porzadku.
Take kasa, choG j%eszcze ma}a
i szczup}a, tax samo W dob1ym
porzadku znaleziona. Potem nasta-
pill obor nowych urzednikow ma
rok biezacy. Zostali obrani naste-
pujqcy cz}onkowie:
Stanisfaw Sakowski, prezydent
Teodor Ormanowski, vice =,
Klemes Knoll, s~ekretarz
Wincenty Grob!ewski kasyer
Leon Makowski i J6zef Ebert,
R%ewizorowie kasy.
Konstanty Zielihski marsza}ek, An
drzej Wisniewski chorazy.
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