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The Ottawa free trader., 1888-08-18
Lelan6i's Ledger,

The Republicans are holding their heads
away up In this village and are busily en-,
gagged In telling the farmers what bles.
sing 1t Is TO pay two prices for goods 10
help the manufacturer, while their grain
sells at the price fixed In Liverpool. They
nave organized a club, with N j Whitney
at Its head
Joe Moore told me yesterday that he
threshed 100 bushes of timothy seed In
ten hours on Evans place, one day last
week. think Joe Is record maker and
would like To hear from other correspond.
ents on this.
The Peterson Kl0ve lawsuit was warded
of and settled by arbitration on Monday.
Klove was found to be the party In error.
Laura Kinuis who has been very III, Ia
some better. DR. Jones, Of Aurora attend.
Cd her last Tuesday evening.
Lightning struck the school house In
district No. s. Serena, during the thunder
storm on Tuesday evening 1t was badly
damaged.
The buttermilk social. on Wednesday
evening, given by Mrs. G w Montague,
was attended by large number of people
and nearly fifteen dollars was taken In.
N PedersOn's youngest child died on
Wednesday of tubercular menengetis, and
was buried on Thursday.
The Scandinavian temperance societies
meet In the Lutheran church tomorrow
evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Jacob jacobson, jr. has returned from
his visit to Norway, Europe He came
home on Thursday Of last week, and has
had pleasant time.
Ole Moland has purchased the Purring
ton farm, of Mrs Lucius Millard, consist.
Ing OF 1877 acres, near here.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-08-18
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

Hon. l.. w. Brewer Nominated for Con-
gress, and Major X. q. Greenleaf for the
state Board of Equalization.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-08-18
Marseilles Notes,


The directors of the Bluff school have
refused to extend the time OF Miss Jesse
Samuels vacation, and she will be COM
PEELED 10 come back from Europe tefore
Sept. I'd. They think that such an action
would establish a bad precedent.
Thos. Anderson, three years old, son
Of Jerry Anderson, of the North Prairie,
was found dead In swill barrel on Thurs
day. He had evidently been playing on
the fence and fell Into the nauseous mix.
ture when no assistance was at hand.
A little girl, one of the Higgins family,
died last Friday night of diphtheria, ma.
king the third death In the family from
this disease within week.
The contract for the new bridge on IN
ion street has been let and work will be
commenced In a few days.
Mrs. II. G. Goddard gave a social for the
benefit OF the Rev. Miss Shaffre's church
on last Friday evening
A gentleman from Frankfork. Ind, ar.
rived here the other day with 800 bushels
of Bohemian oats, which are to be ground
into oat meal. The patronage of the mill
Is increasing daily.
There is Joy In the home of Hiram Col.
lier-it's boy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-08-18
COUNTY NEWS.
Seneca Sayings.

The worshipers at 81. Patrick Church
this place, had II on the programme 4
give an old fashioned picnic In Vaughey
grove ON the outskirts Of the town, yester
day, but the heavy rain Of Tuesday nigh
and early morn compelled change In thu
arrangements. The old Seneca hall with
Its memories OF thirty odd years, Was sub
stituted for natures amphithaater In which
70 dispense to the hungry and thirsty vi
ands that might tempt an epicure, while
the rink adjoining WAS extemporzed into q
ball room where the gay and light hearted
tripped IL merrily during the afternoon.
In the evening Rbak's hall was thrown
omen. and TO the m usic of Prof. Balls or.
chestra, the lovers of the "light fantastic
Will d away the fleeing hours. On the
whole the day was spent enj oyably and the
entertainment 10 the evening q financial
success.
The Cleveland and Thurman club was
addressed on Thursday, 9th inst, by Hon.
V Weeks, OF your city, In An exhaustive
review of the differences between the two
great political parties since 1856, and In
briet discussion Of the tariff issue.
The club has opened headquarters and
hold weekly meetings, A marching club
has also been organized, and at the proper
time the boys of Seneca will give an &C
count of themselves
The nomination of l.. w. Brewer Is
we'll received here, He will poll the full
democratic vote and make considerable
inroads into the party Of cheap whisky
and dear necessaries. Republicans admit
that the nomination Is a strong one and
that, were II not for the overwhelming
majority 70 he overcome he would have q
strong lighting chance TO succeed, but
IMAM proposes, and God disposes,"
Candidates for the different county Off
ces 70 be filled az the election this fall are
as thick AS leaves In Vallom brosa,' button
holing and urging their many claims for
recognition. With such fine array Of
fighting material we should be able to Sc
lect as standard bearers men of honor,
character and capability to lead the party
to victory. Especially should our candi.
dates for legislative honors have all the
above qualifications, not selec ted for
" availability" merely, but also FOR wisdom,
experience In council and aptitude 10 grasp
a political or financial problem, and discuss
IL In all its bearings. Such man we have |
In our towDsman, Hon. Alex Vaughey, not
unknown 20 the people Of the great county
Of La Sale
Though not a candidate In the sense Of
seeking the nomination, Mr.. Vaughey
would not refuse 70 devote his time, money
md talent In defense of democratic princi'
Pies If called on by the democracy Of La
Sale county. He is daily In receipt of
etters from prominent gentlemen, eminent
1t the bar, in business and all the other
walks of life, urging him to become
candidate. His friends here insist on his
himself openly, but he will not
eek II In the usual manner on account of
his business and want of time. KAPPA.
, 1888-02-22
III e US.
(Spectator u Jan. 1881

According TO the accounts of Fri
day, the "FloIentine incident" is to
be in some way passed we both by
France and Italy; but during the
week it assumed a dangerous charac-
ter. he facts are a lutte compIica-
ted, but, as we understand them,
General Hussein, a Tunisian, recent
" died in Florence, ~Iravrng a fortune
Of 2l2O,O00. Under a Convention,
signed in 1886, between Italy and
the Bey of Tunis, this fortune must
be distributed by italian tribunals
and the Prator of Florence, moved
by Il creditor, decided that seals
should, as a preliminary step, be
placed upon General Hu~sein's pa
perS. The French CONSUL in Flor
ence, however, III whose custo ly the
papers were, refused permission,
alleging that he only could give orders
as TO the ->ttte, Italy having given
up all rights in Tunis. The Prator
, 1888-02-22
THE WEATHER AND The CROPS
IN RARRA DOS.

The weather for the past month (Janua.
Ty) was unusually Sh0wery and wet. This,
although proving of very great benefit to
the rato0nS growing from late cut canes
OF last crop, has put fresh sap into the
plant canes, and thus retarded 10y a couple
OF weeks the general reaping. Many es-
tates in the l0Wlands all over the Island
have begun reaping operations in order to
get plants for 'suPplying," and fodder for
the stock. The Juice has, however, prov
ed wanting in Siccharinp; so that, whilst
the returns from the fields have turned
out well, the bOiling.house returns are
poor III comparison, to which the diminish.
ell quantities of megaSS in the mill yards
are cOrrOb0rative testimony. Everywhere
are to be seen fields Of long and bunchy
canes, but their leaves have not yet, as
a rule, assumed that yellowish -browney
appearance indicative of approaching per.
fectlSn for the application OF the 'Ebill."
The unusual quantity of rain last month
has also interfered with that fine and
regular spring of young canes which usu-
ally greets the eye at this time of the
year. This is particularly true of those
lands which retain moisture for some time.
This excessive moisture has destroyed
very many of the young cane plants, es-
pecially in fat and low.lying lands; and
we have heard chat on many estates at
least 700 supplies" will have to be put
in, in each acre. The crop to be reaped
is everywhere good, the only fear being
that, unless We get a bright and dry
reaping season, the canes will be unable
to boil themselves, and the cost of Goals
will add very much to the cost of manu-
facture. At this time last year the plan
tiers were looking forward to the roaming
of a large crop, and not only were they
not disappointed, but the crop actually
reaped far exceeded their most sangnine ex:
pectations. We have lie nd it said that the
crop to be reaped this year promises TO ,be
, 1888-02-22
for thirty years for the sum of 8o,ooo,OOo

for thirty years for the sum of 10000, 900
taelS.
London, Febry. 21st.-The Under Secre.
tary OF State for Foreign Affairs stated in
the House of Commons that no military
nor naval action was contemplated against
Venezuela, and that Her MajeSty's Govern.
ment was willing to submit the question
to arbitration, but could not accept the
proposed basis.
New York, Febry. 2lst.-The death il
announced of Professor Fleischer of
Leipsic.
Sir Michael HickS-Beach has been re,
elected for Bristol without opposition.
The Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
announced III the House of Commons that
the French troops would evacuate the
New HebrideS Immediately.
The Rt. Hon. Henry Chaplain, in the
course of debate, said that the prolonged
depression in agriculture was a subject
Of greater Importance than the Irish
question. Lord John Manners, in reply,
admitted its terrible condition, but the
Government had no specific against
depression. H. added thaf he had decided
to ask the two Houses to assent to a Bill
creating a department Of agriculture 9.
Berlin dispatches State that Count
SchnUyaloff, while being interviewed by
Cpunt Herbert Bismarck, Sugg Sted that
TIL Powers unite in advising the Porte
to declare Prince Ferdinaud's exercise of
power illegal,
R1umania has informed the Porte that
Austria will resent a Russian violation of
Roumanian territory.
The Prince of Wales has arrived at San
Reno. His Royal Highness dined with
the Gown Prince yesterday, which was the
best day the latter has passed since the
operation.
New York, February 9th
Flour, st Ltwrrnoe. pr. orl. 1915
Meal, best brandywine, per bril-, So. 25
Heavy Mess Pork, per bril-, I44.
New Seasons Pork, per bril-. u to Isl.
,x,r Crystals, per ID 5 7-16.
''7" r., t. H.R., per ID II
English Islands MolaSSeS, % test 81.
Exchange N'w York ami LDnlon, 1854.
London, February 9th
DantrarACry sttiN per cwt. colt,
Sugar Muscovtlo per WITS, ED As. OIL.
German Beat IS ,. g.: f. 0. b.
las. 81.
Demertra Rum per gal, is. 2d. to Is. SD.
Trinidad Coc0t pr cwt. 81. IS 0a.
Gonsols, 1902 516 /.
B INK ot England Rate of Discount 81 j.. CT.
Liverpool Cotton Middijn& upland per liz.
54d.
Three per 81, Rentes in Paris 81.95.
, 1888-02-22

Therefore affixed his seals after a tech
meal show OF force. The Consul
%thereupon declared his privileges
violated, and broke. the seals, and NJ.
FIonrens demanded he dismissal of
the Pretor. S,gnor Crispi refused,
alleging that by a Convention with
Frame" in 1884, Italy, while surren-
deeing her Consular privileges in
Tunis, hal explicitly s~afpguarded
all other rights obtained from the
Bey, among which was judicial con.
troll over the property Of Tunisions
diving in Italy. lie should not there
fore, and, indeed, could not, interfere
with the Courts. The Prmtor on
thl- proposed TO reafix his seals but
/, FIoorens III eatened, if this were
done, o feralI the French Ambassa-
dor, and axe other ana more serious
proceedings. ~ignor (rispi therefore
directed the Pl8tor to delay actiou
pending negotiations and there the
matter rests.
, 1888-02-22

Affairs in Eastern Europe remain
much as they were, no new action
having been taken. The Gear, in
reply to an address from the Governor
of Moscow, has teIegral he'd his
'hope" that peace will endure in
future and in the present year but
the German Minister of War admit
ted 90 Thursday that the new Army
Bill will add half-a-million of men to
the strength of the Empire, and will
cost for arms and equipments G12
10 .. a man. The Austrians are also
complaining that such large prepara-
tons weaken them, and that it would
be better to fight Mt once, more es-
pecially as the fight is certain to
come off Don Finally, the Mazitdr
Wochenblat, the official military
journal of Berlin, states hat the
comparative forces stationed in the
frontier districts of Germany, Austria,
and Russia in truth rank thus
Russia has 315, 1000 men with 689
feld-guns; while Germany and
, 1888-02-22

Az Cnn~uls do Tot enjoy the i'm
munities of ambassadors, the case
seems one to be settled by diplomacy,
tile point at issue being the interpre-
tl'ion Of the Treaty of 1884 but the
journals Of Patis, which hold the
French claim to Tunis to be ussaiIed
IN the affair, are boiling over with
rage and arrogance. Three hundred
thousand Italians, who rob" France
by working on her territory for her
benefit, are 10 be expelled !; King
Humbeft is to be dethroned or re-
duccd into a German vassel and
Tuuis is to be annexed of hand. So
high has the storm risen, that the
Temps Of Thursday solpmIY warns
the Press OF Paris t. be less irritating,
or it will proiuce war, md that the
dsputc has created anxiety on every
EXchange in Europe. A wqy out
will probably be found. but The
readiness of the F encb Government
to resort to mcnace whenever Italy
is concerned does NOT tend to peace.
1t points TO profound irritation among
French statesmen at the attitude of
Italy. which, should it continue, will
induce Italians 10 desire wan while
their allies are powerful, lest il should
come or them when they are alone.
Nj. FI0urpns, whose ascendency over
most English correspondents we do
not quite understand, certainly sue
ceeds in holding the flag of his
country high; but it is at a price
which may prove a dear one. The
Italians are not at all prepared 10 see
the action OF their Courts impeded
by threats of war.
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

fy o interes braju. Potem chce-
my, ably 1ofnierze W tym kra.
ju mieli sic lepiej, MI pod
partya demokracka (Oklaski.)
Skoio Ben. Harrison wy
brany zostanie W listopadzie-
a wybrany bedzie napewne
(~oklaski)-bedzie on miaf szcze.
golnie]sza piec1q o zolnierzach,
bo sam byf 2oimlerzem.
W koncu przypomniat swo
I'M sfuchacz"m, lie .jak zwy-
cIestwa we wojnie bywajq cd
naszane przez wspolne nacie-
ranle roznych pulkow, tax i
oni muszq sic organizowac j
wspolnie dzia1aG, Jezeh prag-
ma, by partya Republikanska
wyszfa zwyciesko 2 walki wy,
borczej [PublicznosG podzieko-
wa!a MONEY! %gromkieml oklas-
kamil.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
NOW
Geo. A. Sheridan
w WipaOnic.

General Sheridan. obje5-
dzajac wieksze mi"sta amery-
k~anskle, raczyl zawitaG i do
naszego. kiedy w ostatni piq-
TEX, wieczorem, wstapi1 ma
scene naszeJ Opery, ably pre-
movie do publicznosc., powi-
tany zostaf serdecznemi oklas-
kami.
Ma wstepie zaznaczyf FAC
ny mowca, ze narod zaczyna
ogladac sic "a rzqdem,
kt6ryby przez cztery la
ia zawladywaf lynn k1a)em.
Rad ten ME bedzie monar-
chicznym, lecz narod wybie
RE go sobie sam dwoch par
tyj. Jezeli zas pc jedne] tych
stron znaJdujemy jawna praw-
de / sprawied}iwosc, pc dru.
gie) zas COS wrecz przeciwne-
90, to ME trzeba sic dlugo na-
myslac, 20 czyjej stronle sta
mac.
Teraz 60 milionow ludu
pragnie wiedziec, ktora z dwoch
Observation-Disclosures, czy De-
mokracka-ma rzadziG tym
krajem. Go do mnie, oswald
czam sic otwarcie "a strona
Repu5llkahskq.
Jestem przeciwnym stronie
Demokrackiei z powodu, lie
Cd lat 40 ME MONA sobie
p~rzypomniec, by ona stata po
prawej stronie lakie} sprawy
wielkiej doniosfosci.
Zb}aznili sic PREY Missouri
kompromisle, 2bfaznili 2 ok
rutnym prawem przeciw ME-
wolnikom, zbfaznili, usi1ujac
zaludnic territorial potnocno-
zachodnie ludem w niewoli
wychowanym. Zle postap;li
Demokracl, WZ1raniajac sic
uznac legalny wybor Abra
hama Llncolna W roku 1860,
zls zrobili, os~iadczajac, ze
kazdy Stan mole odpasc cd
Uni, zIe-twierdzac. ze Lin
coin ME ma prawa zqdaG woj-
ska, ably poprzec unia, lie
oswiadczajac, lie Rad ME ma
prawa do puszczania W obieg
greenbackow, lie sprzeciNia-
JAG sic l3tei IA j l5tej pc
prawce do Konstitucyi.-W
roku 1861 s}ysza@em, jak pc
wien demokrat powiedzlal. be
gFeenbacky zupetnie straca
wartosc l lie bedzie MONA
niemi oblepiac sciauy. Gays
ere wldz'eli W tym kraju ia
klego demollrate, co by miaf
sclany .ob!epione tym iowa
rem? (Smlechy i oklaski).
Me przypominam sobie, H.
by rartya Demokracka w 60
latHch cos zdziuiala, co by
waItc bylo pamjeci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
Prusy POlskie.
X. Jan Nelke, kanonik

X. Jan Neke, kanonik homo.
rowv, dziekan nowski, p~roboszcz
w X o m Q + 8 k u, umurl 9 2. IN.
w srode o godzinie II pred po-
}udniem. Nieboszczyk urodzif sic 8
czorwca 1920 i. w SLIME, we wsi
miedzy Chojnicami a Tuchola po-
fozonej i kszta}clt sic W gimna-
zyum chojnickiem. Studya dalszc
Odbywaf na uniwerSytecie W Wro
cfawiu e potem scminaryum du.
chownem W .oelpIlni,. Wyswieco-
ny ns kap'ana =. 1876, byt pro.
BOSE @ ~nyjprl"d " b. s'av II, OIL
r. lS55 do 1863 Nowcm - o1
togo czasn Komorsku. Kanoni-
KLEIN h|onorowym Zostaf mlnnowa.
ny dopiero ia p~oczatku biczacego
roliu. Dziekanem dckunutu now.
skiego byi juz cd +. 1855, ale dla
siabosci zdrowin zioiyt ten urzad;
przyjai go zas ma nowo pc smier-
ci X. dziekana W~armskicgo mn
Syc@"nie 4. p. Biskupa Jana Ne.
psmaeena. lmmly kanpnik byi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
N~ARZECZONA

= Ideal sedzlego pokoju odkryty
z%ostaf, przyna]mniej CO do po-
wierzchownosci przez pamela Burr
W osobie sedziego Blume.
A. Hurd sic pofaczyc Z ta wy
bredna %panienka slubem ma}zeh-
skim, lecz ia kazdym razem, sko-
70 sic Z ni2 ma ten eel stawif pred
sedzia, dziewcze spiesznie sic ulot-
Milo. Dopiero minionym tygo-
dniu, i to ma ~zyczenie n~arzeczo-
nego, odbyf sic Stub pred sedzia
Blume. Dotychczasowe swe poste-
powania uniewinnifa PARMA m4oda
W ten spos6b, re ME chce bye
%po}aczona wez}em ma}zenskim
przez sedziego Eberharda, gdyz
ten nosi okulary; sedzia G. J.
White jest ola niej "a ma}y,
Doyle i Sculle maja Ia }yse gfo-
wy, La Buy wreszcie ma wzrok
wrozacy nieszczescie! Jedyny Sc
ezia Blume wytnyma1 te ostra
krytyke. (Nedes1ane Z Chicago.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
SsMcsln Gle q mwaau
daley pOWiella.

Gdy W roNu 1861 partya
rerubJiKahska zAprowadzila
gwaitoYna konlro!e, COZ wte-
dy. 1nAlezlIsmy jake dame nam
od Demokratow? Dali nam
kra) wrzacy W jednym rogu
2drada i rcwolucyq. Dali nam
,knrb prdany. Dali nam kral,
ktory juz nlgdzie ME mial WARY,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
0STATNIA kORESP0NDENCYA
autOra WARYATA.
New York 2l sierpnia.
Szanowny Panic!

o umleszczenie tych paru slow "
obronie w}asnej.
" zesz}ym numerze Pozoka
10 Ameryce, kt6ry %celuje W umie-
Jetnem rzucaniu pocisk65w Z "a
pfota, pojawifa sic kr6tka wzmian-
Ia o mojem zajsciu Z Czupka, w
ktorei wszystko z wyjatkiem etrza-
III, Jest bezczelnem k}amstwem.
Pred czterema miesiacami
dostafem Cd OLGA przesz}o sto do
larow, kt6re to pieniadze, pomimo
perswazyl re strony os6b, znajacych
dobrze ,,moralna wartost" doktora
obo]ga praw Juljana Czupki, pozy-
czYfem mu na z~a}ozenie warsztatu
sukien damskich.
Czupka jest przeciez socialysta,
SAN o sobie tax m6wi, wszem W
obec i kazdemu Z osobna, wzia1
mnie wiec ma spoke kooperacvi-
na, twierdzac, re bedziemy mieli
sposobnost przekonania sic, CIV
wspolna wfasnost i r5wny podziaf
pfacy / piracy jest mozliwym ma
praktyce Tub ME. sfowem, sp6}ka,
DO ktdrej przystapi4o ~jeszcze dw6ch
- ]eden Z kapita}em w sumie
$500, drugi q pewna znajomoscia
tachu krawieckiego, zosta}a zavia-
zana.
ia sic W predce usuna4em re
spofkl, raz ola nieporozumien,
Wkrotce powstafvch miedzy NINA a
IONA Czupki powtore, chcac sic
zupefnie poswiecic, majacem sic
odbyt wkr6tce, drugiemu przedsta-
wieniu ,Nihilist6w."
Przedstawienie to ME dosz}o
do skutku. Nieja posadzi}em Czup-
ke 0 denuncyacya. Panic P. i B..
kt"re zna}y Czupke cd lat kilku-
nastu, pierwsze powiedzia}y: mkt
l my by} by zdolny
q o ego o, tylko Czupka.
Dalel to samo s}ysza}em z ust ME
mai w~szystkich ,,ogniskowych",
z "y]2tklem p. Bernolaka, kt6ry
stanowczo %zaprzecza4 temu.
Badz jak badz, g}osem posa-
dza)acym Czupke o denuncyacya,
byf ME moi tylko g}os, ale CLOS
ogofu, COZ populi, kt6ry w ten
sposob napietnowa} cafe jego pre-
SITE %nieuczciwe zycie.
spd1ka kooperacyjna, polega-
Jaca ma talk czczych podstawach,
Jak %uczciwosc i dobra VIOLA Cz,1n-
III, runefa pomimo prawdziwego
~poswiecenia re strony PIP. Matkie-
wlcza i Dackiewicza.
Czupka odnosi} ukohczona ro-
bote do Warehouse i odbieraf pie
niadze. Raj, wziawszy % dolary,
przepi} je, twierdzac 2 bezczelna
odwaga cz}owieka, kt6ry juz pre-
szedf wszystkie stopnie up......
re je zgubi}. Uwierzono mu. Ia
hlstorya powt6rzywszy sic z ME
kt6remi odmianami pc raz drugi,
poci2gne}a "a SODA upadek sp6}-
XII.
ia ograniczy}em sic tylko ma
niemej pogardzie cz}owieka, ktory
W ten spos6b zohydzi8 przekona-
MA, jake ia d~otychczas uwaza4em
l uwazac bede "a n%ajswietsze; spo-
tykaJac sic, ignorowa}em zupe4nie
]ego obecnosc. Raj, kolcktujac w
Brooklynie "a Ognisio, znaglony
byfem przez prezesa Towarzystwa
sw. Jozefa, p. Januszewskiego, kt6-
ny po polsku bardzo sfabo m6wi,
do zasiagniecia pewnych informal
cyl o ma.iacym wkr6tce powstac
koSclelc litewskim, II p. Lubowic-
klego, Sekretarza tegoz Towarzy-
silva, Tam po raz trzcci czy czwal-
ty zetknqiem SIG = Czupka.
Ujrzawszy mnic, p:yta, cry chce
sic z MIN rozm"wM. O~debraw'szy
odpowlcdz przcczqcq, rzckI: dobrze,
j wyszedi. MineIo dobrc pol GO
Zasluchany W wywody p.
Acknowledged, siedzialen wsparty
M dioni, ME uwazajqc ma powtdr-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

zawsz3 bardzo gorliwym dusz pas
1erzem Mech spoczywa W pokoju.
Oproznienc przez jego smicrc pro-
bostwo i kanonikat 81, biskupr.j
k'lAry', gdy1 sm1crc nastapifa W
par<ystym mlcslacu. (,,Piel.'')
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

nigdzie ME mogf dosta6 mic do
pozyczenia
Pred czterema laty odda-
lismy kra] demokratom. Me
potrzebowalismy tego zrobic,
ale zrobiilsmy, ydy2 partya
RepublikanSka nakian,a sic
do wolf narodu wierzy W
rzetelny obrachunek glos1w.
(Oklaski1. Wrocili5my i'm do
brze we wszystko zaopatr=onq
armia i skarb talk peluy, ae
Demokraci ME mieli dosyG
mozgu, ably go zrachowae
(Smiech). Dalismy I'M kraj 2
ma lepszym kredytem swie-
Gle (Oklaskl).
Cleveland powiedzla]:-O
bierzcie mnie prezydentem te
go kraju, a wszystko stsye.-
| staoual! (Smiechy oklas-
kl). Powo}af ma urzedy wiecej
shanbionych ludzi, nil party a
RepublIkanSka % latach.
Dzleunl& Tribune nape}nif ma
zajutrz killSa stron lis!q jego
wybranych, miedzy ktorymi
byto hulk takich, co JUL "a
rozmaite zbrodnie i przestep-
silva siedzieli w kozie.
Partya Demokrackn che}pi
ia sic, ID zmniejszy}a podat-
Xxi. Zobaczymy, o lie z,nuiej-
szyl oni podatki: o 6 milo
now: podczas gdy partya Re
publikanska 20 wojnie ulzyla
narodowl W podatNach ma
S 800, 900 900. w Stanach
Zjednoczonych mieszka 60 mi
lionow ludzi, i ia ME posia-
dam sic oburzema. sfyszqc,
re Demokrat albo Republi-
kanin szemrze ma opodatko-
wanie. Trzeba 5 dolarow ma
glove, ably pokryc koszta rza-
du-ale j podatek zawsze be-
die trzeba p}aciG, czy to pod
rzqdaml demokrackiemi, czy
republikanskiemi.
Mowca p%rzechodzi do redzla
Clevelanda i
wykazuje liczbami. re
rzady republikanslxie ko.
rzystniejsze dla ludu nil
demokrackie.
Prezydent Cleveland by1
zdan's l zdanie to gfosif
publicznie = lie clio ochron.
ne, wlo2oue ma ten lub ow tai
war, sprawia. IL potrzebujqcy
tego towaru, must zan O ty-
lei wiecej PLACID. Ale fakta
dowodza, Re talk ME jest.
" +, 1866 ME mielismy w
tym kra]u fabryki SYN stale
wych. Dostarczala nam ich
Anglia pc SIG "a tone. Sta
ny 4 ednoczone W roku 1868
na}o1y1y na szyny stalowe clio
ochronne " kwocie $26 cd
tony. = CYL potem tie szy-
ny staly sic drozsze o te diva
dziescia szesG dolarow? = Me!
= Cena ich ustawicznle spa
data, co rok ni2ei, tax IL dzi-
siaj MONA je dostaG do ku
plenla pc poo, 33O 9o| "a
tone: Nlechaj tera= osmiell
sic ktp Fowledziec, lie gdyby
ME by}a ~zaiozona fabryka sta
Ii W Bessemer, Anglia byiaby
znizyfa Gene SYN swoich?
Wezmy ma t", lie w Vino
ME by}by tylko jeden clio
wick majacy miyn do micle-
MIA zbo3a ma make. Zysk ma
ogromny. Przybywa tedy in
NY m}ody cziowiek, buduJe i
otwiera mlyn j tel mu sic
dobrze wiedzie. Maggie ow
pierwszy w%fasclciel mlyna, kto.
ry zebraf juz gromade picnic