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The Penn's Grove record., 1889-05-04
NUMBER 40.
ArDOrDay.

The State of Nebraska was the first,
in 1874, to inaIgurate a movement to
designate m day in a year in which
every one was urged to plant a tree, or
do something 60 encourage a general
tree planting, and to that end a holiday
was established, styled Arbor Day. In
that almost t~reeless region from the
Mississippi west to the rocky Noun
tains it was felt that the climate might
perhaps be somewhat modified, and the
moisture be better kept back to promote
the fertility of the farms, only by some
abnormal encouragement of tree plant
ing, and this it is claimed has already
been effected to a noticeable degree in
the State which originated the idea.
Other States have followed the lead Of
Nebraska, an Arbor Day having been
instituted in Iowa by the State Horti-
cultural Society, in Minnesota by the
State Foresty Association, and in West
Virginia such a day is set apart by the
State Superintendent of Public Schools.
In Ohio, Massachusetts, and Vermont,
IN Arbor Day is designated by proclama-
ton of the several Governors, and in
several other States it has been observed
in accordance with requests emanating
from the State Agricultural Associa-
tons.
The Forest Commission of New York
State, in 1886, recommended the estab-
ment of such a day as an additional
holiday, to be especially a school holi-
day, to be devoted to tree planting, tree
culture, and education in forestry. The
State Legislature of last year passed a
law in pursuance of this recommends
ton, entitled, "An Act to Encourage
Arboriculture." The summarized pro-
visions of this act are to the effect that
ON the Friday following the first day
of May in each year all public school
the scholars in their charge in the
school building or elsewhere for the
participation in such exercises as shall
tend to encourage the planting, protec-
ton, and preservation of trees and
shrubs. Following such exercises trees
and shrubs will be planted, where prac-
ticable. This is designed to overcome
the destruction of trees, made necessary
by the demand of business and com
merce. In cities the tree planting will
necessarily be omitted, but the other
exercises will be observed. Friday,
May 3, will be the first Arbor Day in
this State, and Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction Draper, in a recently
issued circular, requests earnestly that
there be a general observance of the
day.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that this
subject will hereafter receive more prac-
teal attention than has hitherto been
given to it. Nothing is more certain
than that, as the years roll on, our chill
dren and children's children will look
upon our ~wastefulness in the matter of
tree destruction and our improvidence
in providing for new growths to take
the place of trees destroyed as among
the reckless and wanton follies of the
present generation. 1t is a matter in
which all can do something, and the
mar or child who plants one tree where
it will live is surely doing something
that those who come after us will have
cause to be grateful for.
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U HUMANITY.

Once in the city of Vienna, there
was a dread Of hydrophobia. and orders
were given to massacre all the dogs
which were found unclaimed or uncol-
Jared in the city or suburbs. Men were
EMPLOYED for this purpose, and they
generally carried a short stick, which
they flung at tile poor prescribed ami
NAL with such certain aim as either to
kill, or MAIN 1t mortally, at M blow.
1t happened one day that, close to
the edge Of the river, near the Ferdi-
nand's-B rucke, n of these men flung
bis stick at a wretched dog. but with
such bad aim that it fell into the river.
The poor animal, followed his instinct,
or his teaching, Immediately plunged
in, redeemed the stick. and laid it at
the feet of its owner, who, ~snatchihg ii
up, dashed out the creatures brains.
Which was the brutep
We may surmise what the Athenlans
would have done 10 such a man from
the fact That they banished the Judge
of the Areopagus. because he flung
away the bird which sought shelter In
his bosom.
There are men in whom is no spark
of gratitude or generosity. There are
others who appreciate benefits received
and are happy in making grateful ac-
acknowledgement.
Rev. J. W. Asheman, II of the
most eloquent iVines of Detroit, Mich,
writes March Sd, 1888: ''In 1884 l
visited Chatham, Ont, to lecture and
preach. l was in agonizing pain 1.-THE
result of kidney d%isordersl, and unable
to dine with my host. l explained to
Judge Woods what was the matter.
He asked melt l was too p~rejudiced by
my medical education to try Warmers
Safe Cure, adding: "Although l have
never tried it, l a take you to a
gentleman whom it has helped wonder
fully.
81 used 25 Uotties of Warmers Safe
Cure and was in better health than for
twenty-five years. have everything
to lose and nothing to gain by making
this statement, rave the approval Of a
good conscience"
There are tens of thousands of peO'
pie in this country who have gained the
approval of a good conscience in a like
manner. and are too bigoted to dogood.
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A certain nobleman went into q rar
country luke 10 12l.
l go unto the Father John IA 2S).
H. The Unknown Hour:
Ye know not when the lord OF the
house cometh 1857.
The lori. -. shall come in a day when
he expecteth not Matt. "a 500.
Ye know not the day nor the hour
Matt. % :l3).
Ye know not when the time is MARX
Is 33).
1t is not for you 10 know times or ses
sons (Acts l -.
III. The E.irersaI Duty.
What I say unto You I say unto ALL
Watch therefore Matt. % 49,.
Take ye heed, watch and pray MARK
ID 33).
Watch ye, stand fast in the faith Il Cor.
16 49,.
Let us not sleep, -. but let us watch
Il Thess. 5 81.
1. "Of that day or that hour knoweth
no one" ~ The great day; (2l The
decisive hour; 81 The inevitable
coming; )4) The worldwide uncer-
tainty. -.
2. Take We heed, watch and pray.
q An imperative command; (2) A
double duty.-QD Caution; ()
Watchfulness; (3) Prayer.
3. "Lest coming suddenly he find you
sleeping" ~ Sudden coming; (:2)
Culpable negligence. ID Approach;
G) Surprise; 81 Detection; az
Doom.
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LESSON ANALYSIS.

l.. TOkenS IN the Heavens
The sun shall be darkened, and tn,
moon shall not give her light (24).
The sun shall be darkened in his goine
forth Elsa. ID 10).
l will cover the sun with a cloud Geek
80 y.
The sun shall be turned into darkness
and the moon into blood (Acts 2 :20)
The sun became black as sackcloth o.
hair Rev. 6 12).
II, Coming In the Clouds:
The Sun of man coming in clouds
with great power (26).
There came with the clouds of heaven
one like unto a son of man dan.
7:13).
They shall see the Son of man COMING
on the clouds Matt. "a 3O).
Ye shall see the Son. 80. coming with the
clouds of heaven MARK IA 62).
Behold, he cometh with the clouds
(Rev. 1 ~.
Ill. Gathering the Elect:
Gather together his elect from the four
winds CD.
Then shall the righteous shine forth as
the sun Matt. ID : 49,.
He shall set the sheep on his right hand
Matt. 25 33).
Your redemption draweth nigh Luke
The dead in Christ shall rise first Il
Thess. 4 16).
!. "The sum-. So. the moon. %. the
stars, ... the powers" Gods wit
nesses; ~ Their multitude; (2)
Thair par,nty, (q\ T1>o.~ xoaA:1~-
a. Their authority.
2. ''Then shall they see the Son of
man coming" ~ The amazed be-
holders; (2) The marvellous spec
tacle.-O The coming King; (2)
The attendant splendors; 90 The
decisive aim.
3. "Then shall he send forth his
angels, and shall gather together
his elect" o. The elect of God; (2)
The ministering angels; (3) The
supervising Lord; a. The grand
assembly.
II. THE INDUBITABLE TOKENS
I. Tokens In Nature:
When her branch, .putteth forth its
leaves, . summer is nigh (2S).
The fig tree repineth. . =. the vines are
in blossom Song of Sol. 2 : 13).
The earth bringeth forth her bud lisa.
81 III.
Ye know how to discern the face of the
heaven Matt. 16 81.
Ye know that the summer is nigh Matt.
"a 32).
II. Tokens in Grace:
When We see these things. -. know
ye that he is nigh (29).
| do see my bow in the cloud, . for a
token Gen. 8 13).
Ye cannot discern the signs of the times
(Matt. 16 :3).
When ye see all these things, know We
that he is nigh Matt. "a 1881.
When We see these things, . the king
dom of God is nigh luke 81 81.
Ill. Positive Statements:
This generation shall not pass away,
until all. ..be accomplished 1907.
In an hour that We think not the Son of
man cometh Matt. "a AZ.
| come again, and will receive you unto
myself John IA 81.
This Jesus. -. shall so come in like
manner (Acts l III.
The Lord himself shall descend from
heaven Il Thess. 4 !: 16).
!. Snow from the fig tree learn her
parable" (1) The Lords command;
a The fg-tree's teaching; 90 The
disciples gain.
2. when ye see these things.
know ye." a. Tokens appointed;
90 Observation required; (3) Know
ledge gained.
8. "My words shall not pass away."Q)
The m~utability of material things;
(2) The permanence of spiritual
things.
III. THE UNIVERSAL DUTY.
|. The Absent Lord:
It is as....a man, sojourning in an
other country GA.
. householder went into another
country (Matt. 81 : 33).
It is as....a man, going into another
country (Matt. 25 14).
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LESSON BIBLE READING.

wATCHFULNEsS.
Commanded MARK 10 81 ; Rev. 3 p.
Urged Il Thess. 5 g l Pet. 4:O.
Neglected Matt. 26 A: 3S, 40 ; Mark
IA 80.
With prayer luke 81 80; Eph. 6:1S).
With thanksgiving (Col. 4:2).
With stedfastness Il Cor. 16 13).
At all times prov. 8 80.
In all things q Tim. 4 81.
Blessed duke II 81 ; Rev. 16 {: 15).
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I'm Chicago on the evening of the
18th Nicholas Nelson was engaged in
drawing oil from a tank car on the
Chicp -. Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
" to a tank on a wagon used
the oil over to the ki'ns,
las used in burning line,
tanks exploded. Nelson
s<yally burned. The cause of the
plosion Is unknown,
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DAILY HOME READINGS :

M.-Mark Is 24-37. Watchfulness
to the end.
T.-Matt. "a 29-51. Matthews
parallel narrative.
W.-Luke 81 1886. Luke's paral-
lei narrative.
T.-Zeph. l =: lis. The day OF
wrath.
F.-Mal. 8 : lis. The coming
Lord.
S.-Matt. 25 31-46. The nations
judged.
ST. Thess. 4 : 1918. Coming for
his saints.
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PLAN.

LESSON PLAN.
ToPIc OF THE QUARTER Jesus Fin.
ishing His Work.
GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER !
.aUe !gtorifed thee on the earth, haUin9
accomplished The Work which thou hast
yiuen me to do.-John II A.
LESSON ToPIo: W~atehfutness to the
End.
/. The Appointed End, VS..
2+27,
ys,o n,u~n Q. The Indubitable Tokens
HheoeH' ooiLSH vs.. 1881.
8. The Universal Duty, VS..
1926.
GOLDEN TEXT: Take ye heed, Watch
md pray: for ye knoW not sohen the
lime is.-Mark 10 SO.
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Boston spent something like Si2,-
900 for the ventilation of school houses
last year, and Is preparing to spend u
still larger sum the present year.
JAY GOULD began his business career
by sweeping out a brokers' office. Sub
sequently he cleaned out the broker.
A MAN may have a thousand acquaint-
ances and not one friend amongst them.
Let Judgment rule and justice guard.
Don't calculate upon fair weather
always. ,
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THE NEW PUZZLE CRAzE.-Jones,
excitedly-"Say, Smith, there's a heavy
run on our bank and Wen have to close
if it keeps on. | know that you have
several thousands there. You better
hustle if you want to get EN- out"
Smith, who has just bought one Of
the new pig-puzzles -'Let 'em run.
I've got three of these COMPOUNDED
things in their pen and III put the last
one in If 1t costs every cent l have"
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY MAY 6, 1889.
she Command to Watch.

LESSON TEXT.
Mark la.24-S. Memory verses, $3.50
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"A terrible disease. resembling
malignant typhus, has brok n out In
Anagawa Ken, Japan. Oi Ga cases, 40
ended fatally within "a hours. The
doctors attribute the disease TO bad
rice,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
[. K. Zupahskiego
..STASZYC"
Pismo dla Ludu i
Mfodziezy.

Staszyc zawlera: |. Po-
wiesei, komedyjki, opowiada-
MIA wiersze z szlachetna daz-
noscia. 2. Zyoiorysy sfawnych
i zasfuzonych osob, tax Pola-
kow, jaX i innoplemiencow.
3. Rozprawy naukowe, przy
stepnie opracowane. 4. Arty-
kufy humorystyczne.
P,zedpiata roczna dla Anne.
ryki wynosi l dol. pofroczna
SO cnt., a mo2na ia przesyfa6
pod adresem: q. Derdowski,
Winona, MINI. Przesylat sic
beda po diva uumera pod o.
paska wprost pod adresem
przedpfaciciela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

czasu W Ameryce 4 dol. : Ze
wzgledu zas patryotycznego,
azeby i na]ubc2szy brat nasz
po 70 Oceanem mogf po ciez-
kiej piracy swojej orzezwiG
mysl i ducha i poznae zvcie
nasze resp. biedy i gtupstwa,
ktoremi starry swat nssz pol
Sal grzeszy, zatem znlaa-
my Gene czna P o.
kraki i z 4 ma 3 dolary.
Adres: Redakcya P o kra-
k j = Mr.. Tomasz Lewan-
dowski - Poznah [Poscr] B.
urope-Germany.
G}6wnym agentem
ma Stany Zjednoczo-
ne Ameryki P6}noc-
neJ jest wydawca
W / arus a Hero
MIN Derdowski, cor.
End & Carimona Str.
Winona, Mimi, ma
kt6rego rece MONA
sk}adac prenumerate.
Ola nowych abonent6w W
odleglejszyeh Stanach Unii
Polnecno-Anerykanskiej INA
czny zapas egzemplarzy P O.
k ra k i co tydzien bedzie
wyse}any z Pozuania pod "a.
dresem Hieronina Derdowskie.
&c, a ten .je natychmiast be-
die wysefal tym co sobie u
niego te humorystyczna gaze
te zapisza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
PfACCIE IA WIARUSA!
GfOSna spraWa z
South Chicago skoh-
czy4a sic krzywoprzy-
siestWem.
Cicago, 4 marca, 1889.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Nikczemnosc i podtosc ma
swe]e granice. Rzadko sic zda-
rzy spotkaG czfowieka, o kto-
rym powledziiec MONA, ze je-
60 podlosc nlkczemnosc Jest
nleograniczona. Jedrym z tych
wyjatkow przeciez jest Stani-
siaw S)lsz, exredaktor Ojczy-
2ny, exredaktor Wary 4 o.
czyzny, exredaktor Krytyhi, i
exredaktor Kropldla.
Ot6a bezczelnossc tego wy
rzutka spowodowafa mnie ma
pisac kilka stow do iaska-
wego Pana, o ktdrych umlesz-
genie ba"dzo prosze.
Cd szesciu mieslecy pracu-
Je przy Daily Neacs Jake re-
porter. Sllsz umiescif artykui
W jednym numerze swoiego
pismidfa, W ktorym mnle O.
kropnie czernif. Ia to zostai
zaaresztowany dzisiaj byl
termin pred sedzia Kersten
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
z wyspy Manhattan.
W Lutym.
NJ o t t 0: Laty-7cdz'e
ayai gru6e buty.

Cheac dad dokfaduy pre-
glad zycia tutejszej Polouji,
musze rad ME rad wpomniec
O rzeczach juz dobrze przesta-
rzaiych, lecz wilma to losow,
kt6re zmusliy mnie do ciaglei
wedrowki W oko]icach Move.
20 Yorku pozwalafy tylko
ehwilowo zatrzymywaG sic W
Metropoli.
Zaczne cd przedsta wien
matorsklch balow, ktore-
mi chce sic predko za}atwic,
gdyz iestem z zasady nieprzy
jacielem w,zystkich sprawo-
zdan teatralnych i balo ~ych.
zapowiadana przez pare ty-
godni wyprobowana ma
wszystkle boki
Gavla2da Sybe'Jii
pojawifa sic
ma frmamencle nalezacym do
naszej wyspy dnia 9 Lutego.
Sztuczka wysoce patrjotyczna
by1a znakomic;e odegrana
przez nowe zawiazane rKoiko
Dramatyczne". Me potrzeba
komentarzy, jezeli wspomnie-
my, ze w czasie odgrywania
ustepow wiecej dramatycz-
nych wiekszosc publlcznosci
wzruszona byIa do fez a zda-
rzyf sic nawet wypadek, il
1edna z obecnych dam dosta-
Ia spazmatycznego pfaczu.
z grajacych amatorow od'
znaezyli sic swietna gra pan.
stwo Jozwik = on jake sta
ruszek siwobrody, kniaz An
zelem ona jako Olga =
Gwlazda Syberji. Jezeli p
G h ros t o W k e 8 @ mo
Una nazwae Slenkiewiczem a
merykahsEim, to p. Jozwiks
nazwijmy smialo miodyn R a
pa c k i IN (na boku). TAX
sam stosunek jaki zachodzi po
mieezy autorem znanej poe
zji, ,,Kamieh ma Kamieniu, Nj
kamieniu kamien, a ma tyn
kamieniu jeszcze jeden ka
mieh" a tworca ,,Dziadow"
,,Pana Tadeusza".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
R0ZA LESNA
pOWIASTKA z ZYCIA IN
DYAN AMNRYKANSKICH.

pOWIASTKA z ZYCIA IN
DYAN AMDRYKA
Pod takim tytufem wyszfa
codopiero W Winonie, nakfa-
dem redakcyi WIARUSA Gle
kawa powiesc, ktorej ieden e.
gzemplarz, W dobrej oprawie,
przesfany bedzie-wraz Z pol
skim kalendarzem na sciane
w prezencie kazdemu, kto
przysle Z dolary zalegfego a.
bonamentu "a WIARUSA.
Cena te) ksi4zki 25 cent.
Wydawca WIARUSA 2y-
wi nadzleje, ze ten }adny po-
darunek, mimo obecnych eiez-
kich czasow, kazdego dfuzni-
ka naszej gazety nakioni do
skorej zapiaty. Zawsze to
pfZeGleZ lePIoj posCpp'c oople
honorowo i sumiennie i "a to
odebrac poaziekowanie upo
mlnek, niz "a krzywdzene
polskieJ gazety narazie sic Ma
hahbe publiczne) kompromi-
tacyi W liscie biedakow.
RoA Lesnich many
dosy6 chetnle udzielimy po
jednej nawet tym, ktorych
nasz poprzedni upomlnek no.
woroczny ME zupefnie zado
wolil; nlechaj racza sic zgio.
sic, a jeszcze jeden bedzie i'm
posiany
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

Licho byloby mu poszio, a
lie Slisz ME gfupi mic
wzdrygnaf sic wykrecic zbro
dina.
W onym numerze Czasu by
10 powiedziane, ze Romualc
Zaleski chcial zapolowsc ny
kieszeh ks. P;platza, i ze sig
nawet udaf do pewnej osoby
zeby mi ia zaproponowala
okup. lego Slisz *adnym spo
sobem ME mogf dowiesG; tru.
dno miedzy Polakami znalest
czfowieka, ktoryby sic odwa
zyf popeinic krzywoprzysie
stwo. Juz wsz:scy swiadko'
VIE byli wysiuchan,, laden z
Mich ME mogf powiedziec AMI
sfowka, ktoreby zle o mnie
m6wiio. W TEN slisz podska-
kuje powiada, ze cos zapo-
muiaf.
Gdy mu pozwolono mowiG
pod przysiega, zeznaf ow }otr,
ze r. Zaleski byl u niego
plerwszego stycznia i mu "a
proponowaf, zeby ksiadz Py-
platz nnu da! $50, to so W
Daily Ne,os ME opisze. Sedzia
Kersten, wysluchawszy GAIA
sprawe, Slisza puscif, poniewaz
artykuf, ktory ten iotr o mnie
napisal, niby ME by} dosyc O.
braaajacy.
Wyobraz Pan sobie, coz "a
iotrostwo podfosS! A cara
zem, jake proste, otwarte
bezczelne giuple krzywoprzy-
siestwo! Sl'sz jest moim maj
wiekszym nieprzyjaclelem, cd
pierwszego razu, gdy 60 po
znalem. Diva lata temu tax
byiem oburzony k}amstwami,
ktore Slisz o mnie nagadaf,
ze 90 po prostu po pysku ma
ulicy Nytrzaskafem; wszyscy
zecerzy z drukarni Wary I
Vcsyz'ay byli swiadkami, i mo-
ga dis to poswiadczyc.
Coz "a glupota! Gdybym ia
chciai pienledzy ksiezy wy
dostac, to bym sic udawaf do
tego totra Slisza, jako posre.
dnlka? Jak gdybym ME vie
dziaf gdzie ISsieza mic szKaja
Pc drugle, gdybym, rzeczy.
wiscle do tego stopnia byl
glupim, czyby ten nikczemnik
podfy ME byf 0 tenn napisa]
W najpieruszym aumerze Cza'
ST.? Ale wtenczas gdy ten 1otl
ertykrf przeciw mnie pisai
ME wiedzlaf, ze bedzie przeG
sqdem stawaf i ME zabezpie
czyt sic ma ten wypadek.
Czy2 wee owo swiadectwe
Slisza przeciw mnie w sadzi'
nle jest domacalnem krzywo
przysiestwem W oczach ludzi
ktorzy znaja powyasze stosun
XII.
Konczac, musze oswiadczyG
Re lgo stycznia byfem chor,
= wcale z l6zka ME vista
feln. Mc)a noga W Slisza drl
karni l,b oGsie nigdy ME pc
stafa.
Jutro wezme warrant II;
Slisza "a krzywoprzysiestwo
a mole ten iotr karyere swo
"a sw Joliet skoiczy.
Zostaje z uszanowanlem
| Ronauald Zalesh1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
ppychania kieszeni salonisty, u
ktorege posiedzenia sic odby-
waja.

Wa]a.
Zawiadomienie, il " Me.
dziele, dnia 8 Marca, odbeda
sic ma korzy$c .Slero5 pozskich
soleane nieszpory PREY udzia.
lie artystycznych sit Metro
politan Opera House" wraz 4
warszaw1ani<a parma Kaszew-
ska zaciagnely mie do kos
c'ofa poiskiego. Wstep wynosil
so i 25 centow. Kto z CORY
chciaf patrzye ma drugich, pla-
cit tylko twiartke, u doiu
patrzac, placono J dolara.
Ora ma skrzypcach spiew
wykonane przez Amerykanki
ME sprawify wrazenia, dopiero
gdy odezwaf sic glos dzwiecz-
ny panny Kaszewskiej wida6
byfo miedzy zgromadzonemi
zachwyt a nawet Ks. Klimec-
kl wyrwaf sic na chwile ze
swej apatycznej ospatosci. Pro.
gram caiy bylby wykonany W
przeclagu Is minut, gdyby
ME mowka mfodego ks. Frem-
mia, ktory dziekowaf zebra
nym W :iche) polszczyznie, a
1eszcze podle]szem english "a
dosyc nieliczne zebranie sic
i ofiarowanie swych kwotrow
i pofdolarowek Ia po6nleslenle
EoSclotu. - Coz to ma zua-
czyc? Przeciez koncert miat
bye Tia pomozenle sierotom
polsklm
Move dzlwo! Wldzielismy u
matrony Budzynskiej roznego
rodzaju indywidua: doktorow
prawa medycyny, inzynierow
y artekarzy, stolarzy, szewcow
kopyc;arzy, ale prawdziwych
warszawskich dorozkarzy, o.
rysinalne ,,safatki" widzl pa
trjotyczna restauracja chyba
pc pierwszy raz. Gdy wszyst-
lie pieniadze przejda do kie-
szeni wlasciclelki )adlodajni
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lecz tylko czfowlekiem, cha
Gym usunae cd kierownlctwa
Polonja Jednostki hahbiace i.
mic polskie przez swoja catu.
ralna gfupote lub tel chec wy.
zyskiwan1a spraw pub1icznych
gwoli wlasnej korzysci, uwa.
zajac p. W. "a osobistossc ma.
lezaca do )edne; z kategorji
wyzej wymieniorych, ME mo.
glen sic G MIN wyrazaG wca.
lie pochlebnie = dzisiaj jed
max ma chwile odstapie cd
mego programu.
W jednym z ostataich pu.
merow Wsa'7tso jakis p. Ma
chorek napada niewinnie ma
pana. W; wfasciwe nazwisko
p. Machorka jest Machnowski
znany ezytelnlkom re sprawy,
W ktorej fgurowaf salonista
Krygier. Ia prawdziwa szcze-
ra pomoc wywdzieczyf sic p.
M. oszczerstwem, Iietnujac p.
W. jako czfeu ieka chcacego
go wyzYskac l zabraG mu Q.
statn' grosz. Przypadkowo
znam dokfadnie Gala sprawe i
moge zarsczyc, il pana M.
uaclqgnac mkt ME mogf, gdyz
ten byf jest gofym ]ak swie.
ty turecki i )e3eli kto, to san,
p. W. przez zna]omos6 z p.
M. mogf odpowiadaG wlasna
kleszenla.
Zreszta wladomo wszystkim
W kralu ! Ia grauica, ze Jeze-
Ii p. W. CO kemu :ebi to "a
darmo a ewentualnie "a .szna.
ps'ka lub szklanke piwa, kto.
rego jest w:elkim zwolenni.
klein.
Bal Klubu Republikanskie.
60, swietnie reklamowany, cd.
byi sic dnia % I'm. W Web
ster Hall" przy udziale okefo
ESQ osob. Jedyny moze ba-
low gdzie publicznosc musiafa
sobie radziG bez komiteto-
wych.
Gdy o W pot do l0tej by
to tyjko 100 osob ia sail
gospodarz zadai zapfacenia z
CORY zagwarantowanych kola-
eJi lub ,,muffowania" sic, ka-
syer klubu urzadzlf fugas chru-
stas, po MIN drapnat kas-
ier komitetu balowego = ma.
stepnie wlceprezes paru in
nych glowaczy. W sail pozo.
staf prezydent, albo racze) je-
go ciafo, gdyz duch zaa]dowa1
sic dawno w przestrzenlach
napelnionych alkoholam lagro
wym, kornowym i burbono
wynn. Chciano pana prezes:
trzezwic woda, teaze jednak
ma wldok woody 2 przestraehr
otrzezwia1 wyniosl sic takzt
spat, dowodzqc, IL woody uzy
wat tylko przy chrzcie to nis
dobrowolnie - bronif sic DO
Wen przeclwko takiemu bar
barzynstwu rekami nogami
Przez wyniesienie sic komite
tn, zabawa troche koszlaw;
weszfa na .dobre tory ha
wlono sic weso1o d, 6tej rano
Zajeciem obecnem Komitet,
balowego jest wyszukan'e cd
powiedniej ofary, ma ktor;
Gala wine moznaby byfo zwa
lie.
Ludzie niepefnoletai ;. no
zumem porwali sic motyk;
ma sfonce i oto rezultat, all
kazdy nich uwaaa sic z;
bardzo madrego i stara si
przodowac drugim.
Klub bez celu wytknietego
odpychany Cd swoich i obcycl
Ina coz istnieje, chyba dla ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
I'OK II AK 4

PISMO SATYRYCZNO HU-
MORYSTYCZNE i KRYTY-
NO-POLITYCZNE z RY-
CINAMI jedyne pod zaborem
pruskim, powszechnle przez
wszystkle stany nasZe uznane
i cenione kosztewaio do tego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
Dzieje Narodu
Polskiego
PR RZEZ
j. CHOCISZEWsKIEGO.
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