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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19
Gold Extraction Today.

Coil mining is in many minds still assock-
ated with a flannel shirted, long booted,
gambling class Of doubtful manners, who,
with pick, shovel and pen, found fortunes Ia
the hill streams of the far west or of the land
Of the kangaroo. But this race Of miners Is
rapidly becoming as extinct as the redskin Of
California or the black boy Of Australia. As
the superficial deposits which attracted the
pioneers were exhausted, the aid Of machin-
cry and science became essential, and a new
order of things began introducing the capital
list, the chemist and the engineer. Moreover,
in their haste to get rich, and, with their
rough and ready appliances, the early dig
gers only worked tho richest ground and
passed over tons-acres--of stuff that with
modern methods, would pay handsomely.
To convey an idea of the perfection which
has been attained In some OF the processes Of
today one illustration will suffice. During
quarters three months) working last year of
the alluvial deposits of Daylesford, Victoria,
some 81, $50 tons of gravel were treated and
gave an average yield of 1SIS grains troy OF
gold from each ton of gravel That is to say,
of all this enormous mass of material dug up
passed through the apparatus and redeposited,
only one-eighteen hundred and fourteenth
part was of value, the other 1878 parts being
useless. In other words, suppose an acre OF
land fifteen feet deep TO be turned over,
broken up to the most minute proportions
and bodily removed, In order that 1t might
be made to yield up hidden treasure in the
form Of fine dust, the whole Of which could
be easily held in q small coal scuttle. And
this was accomplished presumably at cost
which left reasonable margin of profit.
These results are altogether unparalleled
in any other kind of metal mining. As
rule, the metal or its ore forms the bulk OF
the mass treated. Thus, iron often consti,
tutes 70 per cent. Of the mineral, lead IS to 81
per cent, copper 7s to 0s per cent, and silver
So to 90 per cent, while the gold in the case
quoted only amounted to .000l1s, or little
over one-ten thousandth part Of per cent
The Gentleman's Magazine
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19

A Montreal judge has severely rcprimand-
cd a lawyer who appeared IN court wearing
a gown over tweed suit The lawyer said
he didn't sec what difference it mado whether
his suit was tweed or broadcloth, so long MS
he behaved HIMSELF; and he doubted whether
any judge had right to peer under his gown
to see what kind Of clothes he wore Next
thing, he said, tho judges win wdnt to know
what vintage OF dannels lawyer wore; and
when that point was reached he gave notice
that he would kick. The liberty Of nanuels
was as sacred as the liberty Of free speech,
and II 1t was infrlnged he would invoke tho
Magma Charta. The judge, however was
inexorable, and declared that tweed suit
must not be worn with gown. Chicago
Times
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19

An Albany lawyer who in his carly days
was fond of trout fishing was having good
luck at u stream when a horny handed son Of
toll came upon the scene. He was the owner
OF the property. Don't yer see that signi"
said he, pointing TO one of several with the
same lettered inscription: "No fishing allow
ed here" The lawyer answered in the aftir-
native by a nod Of the head, at the same
time landing a beauty. Perhaps you know
tho law on the subjectp again put in the
farmer. swell, yes, do Would you like to
hear it2p The farmer then listened to an able
Interpretation OF tho law, and al its close or
dcred the angler to skip, as he was clearly by
his own words transcressor. He continued
fishing, however, secured a good string, and
when he had returned TO Albany he began
suit against the granger for $40 for counsel
fees And no won his suit, too. Albany
journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19
MAGAZINE EDITORS.

1 a.
Do they really, in reading manuscript aim ~
For the barefooted merit about IT,
Entirely nnnotirg tie ultimate manner
Well. maybe they debut doubt I'll
Do they pToTer to genius the very same show
With fame ready won Or without its
Do they read Jones' poem. II Jones they don't
know
Well. maybe they do but doubt I'll
Do they ever, when Tennyson writes TO exploit
His dotage in doddering fiout It,
And snap at classic by Smith, of DetnoItS
Well. maybe they debut doubt III
Are they any worse snous than their readers. who
know
No more than the fashion about TT
Not. at Is So-andso." but Its by Soand-SoS"
Well. maybe they are-but doubt I'll
Shall they e'er have chance to snub my muse
AGAIN.
Poor muse, she has halted throughout it,
And hardly available" ever has been
Well, maybe they shall. but doubt itl
Time
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19
A Saving Pastor.

There has just died at l'atturdale, in Vest
moreland, Clergyman Of tue namv,,f Math-
eson, aged 40, and who had been an incum-
bent OF that parish for tho long period of sixty
years. During tho early part Of his life his
benetlcp brought him only El2 or nlnut $50
q year, but this was afterwards Increased to
SIS, or about $40 year, which II never ex-
ceeded. On this he married, brought up four
children and lived comfortably with his
peighhors; educated son ut tho university
and left 5000 behind him. With that SIN
gular simplicity and inattcntion to form
which characterizes u country life, no him-
self reid tho burial service over his mother;
he married his father TO second wife. and
afterwards buried him also; he published his
own banns Of marriage In his church with IA
woman whom he had previously christened,
and no himself solemnlzed tiIe marriage of
all his children. London Paper,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19
A Model erecting to tho Public.

We feel today like extending both hands
and feet to tho public, and we do so. For
those who have been warm friends and pa
irons OF The Blizzard from its first issue here
are our outstretched hands, and for those
who have bored VS. repeatedly from that date
until the present here are our fect--one AZ
time and then both at once. OH City Blizzard
ON ifs Anniversary.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19
Waste Of Labor.

Father-Don't you know better, sir, than
to contradict your mother4
Son--But she is wrong as to both facts and
conclusions.
ssNo matter; she'll never admit it. II l
can't convince her of anything there Is no
use Of your trying. New York News
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-19

How tho Metal Is Prepared and Poured.
To Polish Up the He'll for the Mig Front
DOor-Death of the Old Time Cow Den
Being ToiIed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03
FRIDAY Is NOT UNLUoKY.

Friday. February %, 1872, George
Washington was born.
Friday, December >, 1871, the Albany
library was founded.
Bismarck, Gladstone and Disraeli were
born on Friday.
Friday, March 25, 1000, the Hudson
river was discovered.
Friday. June 30, 1861, Louis XI hum
bled the French mobiles
Friday, March IS, l776, the stamp act
was repealed in England.
Friday, June IS, 1892, Columbus dis
covered the continent of America.
Friday, December %, 1920, the Pill
grims made the final landing at Plymouth
Rock.
Friday, June 10, 1885, Gen. Winfield
Scott was born in Dinwiddle county, Va.
Friday, June 10, 1884, Spurgeon, the
celebrated English preacher, was born.
Friday, November 20, 1921, the first
Masonic lodge was organized IN North
America.
Friday, September %, 1880, Arnold's
treason was laid bare, which saved the
United States.
Thomas Sutton, who saved England
from the Spanish armada, was born ON
Friday.
Friday, January II, 1893, Charles the
Bold, of Burgundy, was born, the rich
est sovereign of Europe.
Friday, November IS, 1914, the first
newspaper ever printed by steam, the
London Times, was printed.
Friday, October 10, 1871, the surrender
of Yorktown, the browning glory of the
American army, occurred.
Friday June u, 1902, Alexander Won
Humboldt, i'll climbing ChimborazO,
reached an altitude of 10 200 feet.
Friday, September Z, 1865, Melendez
founded st. Augustine, the oldest town
in the United States by more than forty
years.
Friday, April 8, 1916, the first known
newspaper advertisement was published
in the Imperial lntelligencer in England.
Friday, May IA, 1886, Gabriel Fahren-
heit, usually regarded as the inventor of
the common mercuriaI thermometer, was
born.
Friday, October Z, l777, the surrender
of Saratoga was made, which had such
power and influence in inducing France
to declare for our cause.
Friday, March 5, 1896, Henry VIII OF
England gave to John Cabot his commits
sion which led to the discovery of North
America. This is the first American
state paper in England.
Friday. November 10. 1920, the May
flower, with the Pilgrims, made the har-
Dor of ProvincetOwn, and on the same8
day they signed that august compact,
the forerunner of our present eonstitu-
ton.
Friday, July Z, l776, the motion was
made in congress by John Adams, and
seconded by Richard Henry Lee, that the
United States colonies were, and OF right
ought to be, free and independent.
Friday, July l, 1925, Gen. Lafayette
was welcomed to Boston and Toasted by
the Freemasons and citizens, and at
tended at the laying of the corner stone
of Bunker Hin monument, erected to
perpetuate the remembrance of the de-
tenders of the rights and liberties of
America.
Friday, March 20, 1913, Pope Clement
XII promulgated his bun of excommuni-
cation against the Freemasons. Ever
since the allOcution communicating in
discriminatory all Freemasons the order
has received an immense forward impetus
in Italy, France and Spain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03

she said, looking questioningiy around,
and Holmes quickly noted that the girl
had suddenly skunk back behind little
group of camp women Finding it use
less to eyade the searching glance of her
young mistress the girl came forth.
Yes, Miss Fannie, got your letters,
Miss, she said, but the confident. tone
was gone. Holmes marked the look in
Miss Forests flashing eye as she took the
little packet with no gentle hand. He
was near enough, too, TO hear the low
spoken but clearly enuneiated words.
81 And I told you never again to touch
my letters. This must be the last time. -
no BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03
Kansas Civ $3.50: ChicagO, s23.95.

When you take trip cail on us; we can save
you all the way from s. TO $40. H. c. Paulsen &
Co, Hotel PickEick, Members American Ticket
Brokers' Association
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE!
Denver, Texas 6 Fort Worth
Railroad.

Shortest line. quickest time from the GulfOP
Mexico, Fort Worth and all principal points in
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and Pacific
coast, including Trinidad, Pueblo, Manitou. Col
oradO Springs, Denver, Col. and salt Lake,
Utah Daily trains leaving Fort Worth $50 ..
man Palace Sleeping Car with Buffet service,
through to Denver, connecting at Colorado juno
ton points with A. I. & s. r. r. R.. ID. s r. c..
R., Colorado Midland Railway and Union Pacific
Railway.
RATES OF FARE FROM FORT WORTH:
To Trinidad SIT. 20; to Pueblo SD 90; to Color
ado Springs S2S 90; to Denver $500.
Round TRIP EXCURSION RATES
From Fort Worth to Trinidad and return S2J. Coz
10 Pueblo, Colorado Springs and return so 80; to
Denver and return 5000; to Salt Lake andr
SIS. 90.
Tickets good for 30 days going and 20 days re-
turning. with lay over privileges both ways, exc
IRENE limit of ticket until October 81, 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03
Special Excursion Rates I

Made BY all railroads in Colorado to persons
holding our excursion tickets
The Summer Resorts of Colorado are noted the
world over, and the scenery over the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad is the grandest on EARTH
Tickets on sale via Texas Panhandle Route 40
all coupon ticket stations in Texas and Louisiana.
Call for information and descriptive matter on
J. l. A. THOMAS; w. 5. DAVIS, City Tickes
Agent, or W. V. NEWLLN, A. c. p As 6i2
Main street. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The Great Popular Route Between
The EAST And THE WEST.
Short Line to New Orleans and all
Points in Louisiana, New Mex
leo, Arizona and Cali
fornia.
FaVOrite Line to the North,
East and Southeast.
Double daily line Of Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars through to St. Louis via the
Iron Mountain Route.

See that your ticket reads via the Texas and
Pacific Railway. For maps, time tables ticket
rates and all required information call on
G. D. LUSK, Ticket Agent Union Depot, Fort
Worth.
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent City Office, corner
Main and Third streets.
II. G. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Dallas.
b. W. MCCULLOUGH, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Dallas, Tex.
JNO. A. GRANT, General Manager,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
SpraWozdanie urzedoWe.

hlnneapolls,d. rs StycznialSs9
z inicyatywy Tow. Zgoda
i staranlem trzech naszych to-
warzystw: q god y, sw.
A n t o n ego P "a d W y
i W arus a, Polacy W Min
neapolis uroczyscle obchodzili
W dniu % b. m. 26ta rocz
nice ostatniego pewstania.
0 godz. Sci wieczorem W
Gernaa1aia Hall licznie zebrana
publicznosc, W ktorej zauwa-
zylismy znaczna ilosc pan
panien, daia jes2cze raz do
wod, lie miiosc Ojczyzny W
sercach polskich ME gasnie.
Po zagajeniu obchodu przez
p. FIR. Gryglaszewskiego, kto-
ry W odpowiedniel, kr6tkiel
przemowie wy}uszczyf przyczy-
ny obecaego zebrania i urza-
dzonego obchodu, W drodze
gtosowania wybranym zostaf
ma prezesa obchodu W. ks. j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
Miafbym jeszcze wiele do

Mlafbym ]eszcze wiele do
pisania o przesziych ; przy-
szfych przedstawieniach tea
tra'Lych. ale wole pozostawic
to iakiemu specyaliscie, umie.
]acemu lepiej ocenlc produk-
eye muzykalno = wokalne.-
choreograficzno- piwne.
M zakoiaczenie zapraszam
szanownych czytelnikow Wa
rsts0 Ia prZedsta wien,e G,oia-
sdy Syberyi, majacei bye gra-
na W sail Nmodn Budo,ya,
dnla 9 lutego. pod rezyserya
zna2ego artysty (krawca) p.
Pawfowskiego.
Al - PI vulgo ES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31

ach daleko jeszcze ostrzej-bo DO
l'stowy papier koperte do rekto.
IA chodzic trzeba powedziec, do
kogo sic pisac zada. Przy TEN ME
wolno-procz na wspolne] rekreacyi,
jednemu do drugiego mowic bez
pozwolenla-z pozwoloniem zas
wolno tylko mowic pc cichu prey
etwartyeh drzwiach.
correspondent uholewa, ze ele-
WON duchownym ME wolne gazat
czytad. - Dziwna pretensya u
&alenie.
Najprzdd, kto chez ,udofaG teo-
loglcznej piracy, ME znajdzie czasu
ma czytame sazet. Powtore, czyta-
ME gazet, zaprzataJac mtody umyst
obcem' rzeczami, czyni go nlszdol-
aym do piracy zabiera mu drogi
czas, ktorego talk tn Amery-,
'o "oeole h3 naHkl "a maf0 pos%le-
GAIA. We wszys:kich wzorowyeh
gminazy"ch czytanie gazot, zlyoh
ks'azek, granie W kar:y, palenie
lub zucie tytoniu faszka zakaza.
ne pod kara wydalenia, knry zas i
pokuty wedfug przewinienia SO
rozmaite. W tym zas wzgledxie "a
den kleryk ME moze sie skarsye
na ostrosc lub niest6sownosc karv
lub pokuty, ale ma sie6ie samego.
ze swojem posterowaniem zasIu-
zyi ma ksre lub nagane. -Kto,
s"'ecio zachowu:e seminary iskie
regufy-temu kary lub pokuty O.
boJetne, gdvz ma ME zasiuky.
Myli sic tak&e autor artykufu.
utrzymujac, 10 w. x. Dabrowski,
Jake dyrektor publieznego zakladu,
wlnnlen Hkindac pnbl czne rachun-
k' pis"c programy. seminaryum
Jest 'nstytucya duchowna--rektor
skiada rachunki i relacye B skupo.
wi, a to W. Ks. Dabrowskl skru-
pulatnle czyni. -Czy moze chciaf-
by "utor artykulu, ably W. X. Ds-
browslu sk}adaf sprawozdnnie "a.
chunki X. Wincentemu W Chicago?
- Me mysle, ably tyle byf mai.
wnym.
Niesprawicdliwe jest takze "a.
czepienie W. KS. Buchaczewskiego,
protesora Semlnaryum. Ze jeszcze
Jest mfody-to ME Jego wina-z
teJ prz'wa,y kaSdego lata wyle-
cza. w. X. Buchaczewski Jest Jed
max zdolnym nauczycielem, wy
kszta'conym teologlcm i kapianem
poboznym cnotIiwym. Przyjechaw-
NY wprost Rzymu, zajat sic
GAIA miodziehcza gorllwoscia ksztat-
ceniem polslsieJ mfodzlesy, a jego
dotychcz"soNe postepowanie daJe
dost"trczna rqko.mia, &c ME mysIi
wcaIe Sc sIady ,,ex-profesora z
powo'"ma" -jak to pisaf przeka-
sem W. 0. Wlcenty " Chicago
- zawles6 zaufanie dawnych prze-
fo&on> ch iobroczyncow.
Jeden abonet0,o WZARU USA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
Gala dusza P olacy.
Silver Lake, MINI. % Stvcz. 1889 /
SZonnNnv Ra6aktorzoi

Silver Lake, MINI. % Stvcz. 1889 +.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Me szykownie to, chwalic sic,
ale czasami przystoi. Owszem to
nam tn g}ownie podobno chodzi,
"zeby SIG pochwalic z obchodow
narodowych i pokazac swiatu, re
my Polacy ma wygnaniu, ma
obczyznie pozostalismy Gala dusza
Polakami, cafem. screen do swei
ojczyzny do swej narodowosci
przywiazani, ze jednem s}owem
dotad ma duchu niezwyciezeni je-
stesmy.
otoz nowym tego dc,vodem
jest obchdd rocznicy ostatniego
powstania narodov .eso, oboh6d kt6-
ry Swietnie ccsoyto u mas wczoraj,
Poniewaz pod!obne obchody W
ten sam mniej wiecej odbywaja sic
sposobs q W opisach szczegolow ra-
czej przechwalki osobiste upatruja
ludzie, przeto W korespendencyi
niniejszej kontentuje sic ogolnem
zaznaczenim faktu dokonanego,
zostajac nadal dla Pana Redaktora
z czacunkiem naleznym
FSWnciszek Paaolok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
OBRONA
SEMlNARYUM POLSKIEGO
w Detroit.
S1anowna Redakcyo Wiarusa

o>ailoWna heudkcyO Wl0rUS0!
Artykut pod tytutem Semi
naryam polskie W Detroit, umiesz-
czony W ostatnim numer1e IViaru
sa, jest najmniei niesprawiedl;wym
DO najprz6d autor trgoz mia sic
cafkiem z prawde (?), wydu.jc sad
sprawach, ktorych ME ma, u
Wfacza ludAom posuieccnia oraz
jcdynej wy&szej wychowawc1ej in
st'tucyi katollcIsiej j polski"j krzy-
VIDE czyni.
Jer1em mocno przekonany, h.
Szanowna Redukcya, umieszcznjac
ten arlyku' " famach swego sza.
nownego pisma, uczyni'a tv IiLyl-
k' z grzecznosci dIa swego abo-
"enta, "ie sol'daryzujac sic wcalc
wytuszczona W MIN ludz ach i
instytucy' opinia.
Wearus z"wsze szedi droga
sredn'a, wee mann naiziejq, ze i
te SLOW killn repliki na artykul q
Drtrolt-iako tak&e do swolego a
bonenta-rrzyjmnie l W najbIi&-
Sym numerze umesc.
Me chce tn bronic W. W..
Slo~tr naszych p p. Felicyanek
przed smie~znym talk zjadliwvm
zarzutem. Kto te polskie p1ewiastv
hllzej zna, to vie, re ore ME cho-
dza W jedwabiach, nio maja tur-
niury, All strusich pi6r na gfowie
-lecz groby z;a<onny habit, na gfo-
vie cznrny zwykty ~elon, a ma
nogach miasto trzewikow, zalsonne
sandat'sl. Wszedzie jeinals panuie
n1cE wzorowe ochcd6stwo, 20
rzadels domowa czystosc.
SNarga jakiegos byiego semi
narzysty na ,.jadio" = zdradza W
tymze zfe wychowanie bruk Villas
clw"go powofania. Kto iuz W s., :
m'ha'yum znglada do kuchni, eg-
zamlnuje potrawy i wazy rorcye
ten zdatny mo&e M kuchtc, ale
nigdy ma katol'ckicgo kaplaua. Sc
mlnalyum, to ME zakfad gastrono-
m'cznY-to wielI<a i trudna szkoiu.
ktora doskonalac umyst, uczy
zwalczac za mfodu namietnosci.
NaGlsn, doscypilna, karnosc l L.
mart" lenie claia-Oto srodki, kto.
REM SemInaryum wyrabia Chry-
stusowi nowych uczniow. Zrts szta
"~karzenie z}y wikt, jest MIC
praw dziwe. Bedqc juz tyle razy
gosc'em u W. X. Dabrowskicgo-
Jadfrm wsp6lny W rcfektarzu obiad
i Wldz'afem, il uczniowie dostaia
tam TAXI st6i i lakie rotrawy, o
kt6r, ch semlnurzyscl W gallcyj-
skich Semlnaryuch ami ME snili.
Karnosc zas porzadek jest pod
stawa k"zdcgo wychowania, coz
dopiero wychowania duchownego.
We wszystkich seminaryach dobrze
prowadzonych W Europie zabrouie-
ma jest bezpesrednia xeresponden-
oya listowna. Kasdy list, kt6ry wy
ehodzi lub przychodzi do SEEMING.
ryum, musi prsechedzic przez rece
rektora. Wszclka korespondencva
tajemna bywa karcona wypedze-
'nism. We francuskich Seminary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
Swieto Oczyszczenia
NAJSWlETSZEJ PANNY.
,f2 lulego).

Wedtug prawa Starego Ia
kona, kxzda matlsa> we dni
czterdziesci po .urodzeniu pier,
worodGego syna, ofiarowafa go
Bogu W 'Kosc'ele; q wykup,'-
Ia go sohie ofara parry syno-
garlic, dub dwojga :goiebiat
Aczkolwie. l,rawo to aadna
miara Matlsi Bozel obowiazy'
wac ne moglo, wszelako Ma
rya je spelnia, }u3 to ably u
szauowaG Prawo, lu2 TO, !
mianowicie, aaeby tak2e re
cza sama to sprawie, co ofia-
rowanie mate|1 ludzklch zapo,
wiadalo oznacza}o. Msrya
wiec przynlosaa do Kosciois
dziecie swoje, i ofiarowafa .jt
Bogu ma zbawienie nasze. |
zlo5yla js W rece Symeona,
wyobraza]acego SWAT star
majacy sic odnow'c przylsc]em
Zbawiciela. A bedac ubogq,
wyl1upiia to Dzieciatko Hwoje
ofara ubogich:: ale nle ola Sic
bic.
" chwili tel uroczystej znaj-
,dowaia sic tam obok sedziwego
starca Symeona, swlatob!lwa
miewiastA Anna, oboje vbda
raeni przez Ducha swietego
darem proroczym Mowi o
n;ch ewang;elista sw. hukasz:
! BW cz1o1ciek ~ Je,uzaleno, kt6-
4 yssam l:naie 6y5o Simeon, ezto,
aoi4h sya1ciedA,ey I 6ogo6gny
ocze1ivWqcy pociechy A'uelsh'ly,
a duch $'0ie5y dy u NAM.
I 5Wa Anna prorokini, corka
Fanueloaoa, pokolenla Aser:
ia 6y2a 5ardzo podeszta 10 le
CZECH, a sjedna lat &yta me-
aem s.oyns cd dpanle'lst1ca s1cego.
A ia 1ydoauu az do lat osn1-
dsieslqt 4 czterech, ktoro nae 3D.
| chodzitu 2 -Ko$ciota, postanaa !
naodllt,oan,i sta.5qc d,ale,a . '1ocq.
(Luk. II. 25, Sc, 3O.
Symeon Anna swiadczyli
Q Daieciatku, azehy pfec obo-
ia wyznawafa Pana. A skoh-
czywszy o MIN prorokowac,
wyrzeki symeon to prorocge,
a bolesae, o Nary sfowo: L
/ da.sze tavq wtasnq p'zensk''ae
miecz!
JUL edtad ME Maryi, ale
cafego swiata to Bosk,e DIE
ciatko. Odkupifa je wprawdzie
Najswietsza Parma cd Boga,
najubo2sza dwoJga golebiat O.
J fiara, ale je odkupila dla mas,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31

sfa, kerzystajac z prawa mu
przynaIe&nego, zapros;l ma Sc
kre1arza nizej podpisancgo.
Po odspiewauIu przez ch6-
ry towarzystw piesni III dy-
mem ,ozarow", zahrai g|os p.
HenryI< Zielinski i W dlugiei
przesaowie, przytoczywszy przc-
bieg ostatnlego powstania, u
barwiony kilku faktaml wy
datn'ejszemi, przemowil do
serca obecnych, namawiajac
do zgody, Iednosci i wspolnej
piracy.
Ohory odspiewafy nastep-
nie ,,Buze cos Polske.', po-
czem zabraf glos p. Fr. Cry
glas3ewski. Zwrocjf on uwage
"a to-, ae tylko trey psmiet
,ae dni eorocznie obchodzlnny,
,nlanowicle 29 Llstopaua, %
Styezn1a i 3 Ma,ja j obiasaia-
]ac kazdy dzieh osubna, wy
titmaczyl, dla czego Policy
te trzy dm k"nieczuic ohche-
dzi6 sa obowlaxan'. Podziello
wai trzem towarzystwom, kt5-
re sic zajefy urzaizeniem ob
ch"du, gdyz jal sIusznie sic
wyrazlf, ich zab1egom zawdzie-
czamy liczne zebran,o sic
powodzenie obchndu.
Poczem p. Brudnoch odspie-
wal sol" Wygnaaca, - p, MIN
p. Gluba deklamowal Red11e
Oaaona. Mlod, siedmiolstni
Karol Szajnert, syn p. Jul ,ana
Szajnert, = zapairm oiwaga
edspiewai plvsh Tbe polish Ca
va1ser, pocxem chory odspiewa.
iy piesE C1e5ko ran,ay
Ma znkonrzenie ". ks. Pa
cholskl zabrai gios dzlekujac
obecnym ia liezne zebranie
sfe, wyrazit zadowolenie Q ro
wnlez llczrego wspoludz'aln
kobiet, uoolewa]qc mad tenn
tylko, ze pomimo TAX licznv.J
publiczn"sci lie wszyscy Pola-
cy na obchod przyszli, .lak to
by]o ich konlecznym obowiaz-
kiem. Wyrazif nadzie:je ze
przyjdzle czas, " ktorym k;,z
dy bez wyjatNu Polak wez'nie
udzlaf w lym nlemym {, led
max tax "ymownym protes
Gle przeclwko gwaltom Ma mas
spelniouym. W koncu zapo-
wledzlat, 2e nazajutrz W d..
% odbedzle sic w polsk;m
kosc'ele uroczyste natozen-
stwo modIitwa "a dusze po-
legtych l na tn nabozenstwo
zaprosii wszystkich Polakow
Poczem odpowiednieni slowy
obch6d zamknaf.
z upowaznienia
Leon Heilpern
Sekretarz Obchodu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
z wyspy Manhattan.

Mia]em zam ar napisaG cos
0 domu polskim emigracyi,
lecz uprzedzili mie Ju1 W po-
przednich numerach Waszego
szanownego pisma pan Leon
z odnosna pogadanka i -Far-
n1er q Sturgeon Lake re swym
produktem zimowym. Co ci
mieli ma sercu, wyleli juz ma
papier wiarusowy, a mnie ME
pozosta)e JUL MIC innego, jak
przejsc do przedmiotow mniej
ogolnej Eatury, ale mogacych
tak2e zalnteresowac publicz-
nose nasza.