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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01

ence of Los Angeles for the first time.
Fhe party will remain here a few days
and will then leave for the North, en-
route to the Sandwich Islands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
FOB sALE-oountry Property.


NOR SALE-RICH OIL FIELD NEAR LOS
IL Angeles; investigation solicited. Inquire
at 207 s. Spring st f2S 3t+
UNoR SALE-SMALL FARMS, 10 MILES FROM
IL Los Angeles, aud miles from railroad sta
ton, miles from Inglewood; land all sown to
barley; 8, 10, 20 acres or more If desired: we
have 4S0 acres of this land for sale, in tracts
to suit, and on very easy terms; prices from
$40 to 5000 per acre; we know of no other land
of this quality that can be bought in that
neighborhood for any such prices For full par-
ticulars inquire of BYRAM & POINDEXTER,
10 W. First st. f7 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
FOR sALE-Cnty property.

nor sALE-A FINE 2SToRY RESIDENCE
IL of 10 rooms and reception hall, with al
modern improvements; also artistic frescoed
on Seventh ST., opposite the West Lake Park
Sold by owner, o. BRANDT. flo 1m%
IlOR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST BLOCKS
Il in South Pasadena, 500 feet square; plenty
OF trees; water; houses, barn, etc good loca
ton for physicisn or druggist; price cheap aud
terms easy For further particulars call or ad
dress ]. J. BUEHLER, lab E. First st., Los An
geles. mi I'm
A BARGAIN - 13-ROOM HOUSE; HARD
N fuished hot and cold water; well-tur-
hotel, stores: 90 minutes bv rail from Los An,
geles. Is minutes from Pasadena. Owner hay
ing business East will sell all for $3, 900, ii
taken SOON. Apply PEYTON, rs N. Spring st.
f26 ST
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
LOST ANp FOUND.

r osT-ON ARC ADA ST. OR ALSO ST.,
IL between the Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office aad
cont aiming note for 800. signed by w. H.
Ross: also dr. Aft for 5000, payable to @. G. Wv
ian, of no value to anyone but owner. Reward
will be paid. K. Il. BENTLEY, 16 and 18. Law
Building. f28 2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01

URSIoNs-THROUGH CARS TO CHI
"a cago. Only one change to Boston. Con.
ductors and porters accompany all parties.
Leave Los Angeles March 18th and 9th
April 10th and oath, May 9Th and 22nd
A, PHILLIPS d CO., A. n. spring st., Los An.
geles, Cal. 27-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01

EIRST EXCURSION OF
L the season, via Salt
Lake City snd Denver,
leaves Thursday. February
2Sth, and regularly there
alter. Tourist cars, ele-
gantly equipped, separate
berth for each passenger
free. For information. free
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
AMUsKSNHENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI II. C. WYATT, Lessee and Manager.
SIX NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18th.
Appearance OF the Distinguished Artistic
Nine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
THE ADVERTISING BAIGADE.

The above very novel and interesting enter
tainment will be given by the ladies of the
First Congregational Church at the pavilion
ON next
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
REGULAR PHYSICIANS.


nR. DARLING oCULIST AND AURlsl
~ ONCE 25 North Main St Office Hours, ga
NJ. to AIM. mltf-d&w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
nENTANTN.

A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % 8. SPRING
"A street, Rooms 4 and S,
Gold Filings from 30 up. Amalgam and silver
filings, 81. Painless extraction of teeth by
v1taliEed air OF nitrons oxide gas, 81. Teetli
extracted without gas or air, so cents
Beat seis of teeth from 80 to $40. By 0nr new
method OF making teeth, q mistit is impossible
All work guaranteed.
We make speciality of extracting teeth with
out pain.
Office Hours from A. NJ. to 5 p. N. Sundays
from 1oA N. to IL m. Night calls answered
ofice f8-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01

Ilrths ETC., call upon OF address B. Qnigey
agent Burlington route, No. 112 North Spring
street, Los Angeles. f10tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
EXCURSIONS.

DENVER AND RIO GRANDE AND ROCK
~ Island route excursions will leave Los
Angeles every Tuesday. Tourist sleeping cars
elegantly equipped, free of charge. Call or ad-
dres, F. W. THOMPSON, ITO N. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL-LOS ANGELES BUSINESS
" College and English Training School. SO
40 and AZ 9. Main ST., near Second. d. B. WILL
LIAMS, Prin. f15H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
SPECIAL NOTIoEs-Oontinued.

nR. CHAs. DE sZIGETHY HAS RETURNED
IL TO the city and has resumed his practice
Residence and office, 313 S. Main st. Tele-
phone 1856. f20 I'm
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S1O OOA TO S25, 900 WILL BUY AN EN-
SlU.UuU ceedingly profitable interest in
manufacturing and construction company, con-
trolling an immense interest over the entire Pa
cific slope; all additional funds will be amply se-
cured and used for extending the business; an
opening will be made for investor o Jake an
active part In the enterprise, II desired. For
full information call on or address LEON P.
LOWE, 204 S. Msin st L, Los Angeles. Cal milf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01

CT. MATTHEW'S HALL. SAN MATEo, CAL.
y A Church School for boys: 23rd year. REV.
ALFRED LEE BREWER, NJ. A., Principal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
Xsf EXCHANGE.

NIEST-CLASS PRIVATE AND NATIONAL
Il hank stock; paid up; for uHencumbered
lor nearly SOY real estate. Address Box 1888,
Monsovis f24-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01

u A. DE CAILHOL, M. DAT HIS SAM
rs tarium, Pearl, south of Temple. Telephone
SHl. m Lift
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-01
M o ID J Il S * "A

SEATS NOW ON SALE.
Prices-25e., Soc, 75c and 81 and 81 so.
fI7.td
, 1889-11-23

lfom numerous French mefchants as to
the practice OK fOteiga Merchants forward
Ing goods to the HfenehScolpnies through
France, and urged thatthey shauld be COM
PEELED to indicate the place ofbrigln. NJ.
Rouvier replied that the question would be
considered with q view~oo Fenedying the
grievance.
MliGtoa was reinstated King of Samoa
on the 9th inst. amidst great rejoicing.
AT q sitting of the Commission yesterday,
SiF EepFY james complained that all the
Parndf Members had not been Summoned
to give to stimony.
New York, 22nd. November
Flour, st Lawrence. pr. bel. s4.35
Meal, best b~raadywine. per bril-, 1886.
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl., pot quoted.
New Seasons Pork, per bril-, IL
49,. Crystals, par b 5-11.16;3
e%S@a (F.to G.R., per ID. t3.l61
Englishtslands.H olasses 30 test,per gal. 3Oe
Exchange New York and London, 45aOF
, 1889-11-23
THE MILK SCANDAL IN BARBADOS.

The Governor also alluded to the efforts
which are being made by the VestrieS of
the several parishes in the direction of
improved Sanitation, and he mentioned
the Adulterat ton of Food Act and the
Acts to provide for an Inspector of Meat
and an Inspector of Imported Animals AZ
being among the important Acts added to
the Statute. book during the previous SEES,
sion, Since the sailing of the last Packet
the country has been startled by the dis
Covery OF IN Infringement OF the Adwlte~
ration Act, az daring III conception as it
10 unprincipled and outrageous in execu-
ton. The facts OF the case are briefly
these: 1t is customary for the Vestry Of
St. Michael to enter into yearly contracts
fol- the supply Of articles of fOod, clothing,
&c, for the nSe of the poor. Mr.. j.. T.
H0nte. - member of the VeStry, who
keeps u provision store in Broad Street.
holds the contract this y ear for supplying
food. i~uclHding fresh milk. AS he owns
no cattle himself, be made arrangements
with Dr.. Bayne AMI Mrs. Mapp Of Jack.
. 4R0ns estate, to supply him with as much
milk as was required. And these two
parties have accordingly been sending
milk to the AlmshOuse on his account,
for the use OF the poor, for several months
past. From time to time complaints were
made by the Superintendent of tho Aims
house as to the inferior quality of the
milk, and ON several occasions, we under.
stand, some OF it vas rejected az unfit
for use. Some days ago the Poor Law
Inspector, DR.. HutsOn, visited the Aims.
house, aud, having reason3to suspect the
purity Of milk, took away some for analy.
ais and Professor Harrison, the island
Professor of Chemistry, who analysed it,
pronounced it to be largely adulterated
with cAne.sugar and water. DIR. Hutson
thereapon brought the matter to the no.
tice of the Church warden Of the parish,
Mr. r. d. Rebitt, who at oNnce had further
sasnples submitted 20 the Professor ; aud
the analyses furnished b. him disclose the
, 1889-11-23
Agricultural Reporter, s Nov.

With regard to the Lazaretto, His Ex-
cellency's remarks on this head are well.
timed and deserve the most serious con.
Bideration. In a recent article we gave q
digest of the views of eminent Specialists
on the question of Leprosy, and showed
what was the experience of other countries
with respect to this dread disease. That
it is on the increase in Barbados, there q
be no doubt and if the Legislature are
alive'tO their duty they will take imme-
date steps to check it's onward course.
In countries where the absolute isolation
of lepers is insisted upon, Ieprosy has
decreased in a remarkable manner +; and,
pending the adoption Of some scheme by
which they can be- removed altogether
from the island, the Lazaretto should be-
further enlarged aud a measure be passed
for enforcing the s~trictest segregation.
No sentimentAlity should be- allowed 80
interfere III u matter of such vital impor-
tsNce.
, 1889-11-23

A murder Of quite Q romantic nature
was perpetrsted here this forenoon by one
Christopher Varlack, q ship carpenter,
who fatally shot q young and comedy lady
named Henrietta Mahorney. It appears,
from what we have gathered, that Varlack
was engaged to the young lady, who, how.
ever, resolved last week to break of the
intimacy by sending him q letter to that
effect, and the tragedy of this morning ia
the result thereof. At about 10 O'Clock
Varlack, who had o while before procured
shots for the pistol which he possessed,
walked into the yard Opposite the Post
ofice) where the deceased lived, and en-.
quiEing of o neighbour II she was at home,
stood ct the window and discharged two
shots In her back. and rs she turned
toward thin1 terroratricken and bleeding,
Ared two others. Upon the cry of murder
being raised, q policeman entered the yard,
to whom VArlack delivered himself and
the deeth-dealing implement, without
showing the least feeling of conjunction.
His viCtim-whos died, almost instantly
was . very respectable individual and q
member OF the B. g. Church, aud the
Jealous assassin had also some ~pretentions
%, genkity.--& TaeA0l WdspdA, goa Nos.
, 1889-11-23
CHRTswIANsTRn.

Nov 2lst per schr ''Vigilanr" from st
Thomas - Sarah Brustmeyer. Helene.
Kj@rumgaard, Anna Petersen. Sophie
Cruise 8 Q children, w. P~emtheny.
Nov. 22nd per schr "Vigilant" for st.
Thomas. Fl. B. Stubs Esqr. & Mrs Stubs.
FREDERIKSTED.
November 20th-Per schr Atlantic for
Antigua via st Thomas-Reverend q Mrs.
@. q. Branch, 2 children. Miss Shrewsbury
& servant.
Novbr. 2Oth-Per schr AtlGatic for st.
Kits via st. Thomas-Messrs. J. T. Grimes
8 w. Billinghurst. For Anguills via st.
ThOmas,-Ulara Abel. For st. Thomas
Miss A. Moore.
, 1889-11-23

The American brig RwNy, 222 tons,
Alexander. Master. arrived at Frederik'
sted on Tuesday from GuOdeloupe,-
ballast.
The American schE. Addie RcAIGefsy, 169
tons. Haig. Master, left on Thursday for
Jamaica,-ballaSt.
, 1889-11-23
FREDERIKSTED.

Captain Perkins writes us from West
End that the 8. 8. City of New York
may be looked for there on the 26th inst,
and the o. 9. Trinidad on the SOth inst.
both from New York.
, 1889-11-23

EEANIAAl4 ] e
sw 1u>yrfy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

biedne. ze poiedyhcze grupy
msja swoje prawa i t. d., W
ktore sic sejn ME "dajc, ami
Je kontroluje = to prawda.
Ale te grupy >iaczone W jed
no claio maja osobna konsty-
tucya Zwiazku N. P, ktora
wszystkie obserwowaG powin-
ny. - Zwiazek ma bye kato-
lick = ME bezwyzuaniowy
lub zydowski.
Gdyby Zwiazek sklada3 sic
lltylko z 5ractw kuscielnych,
jak Z]ednoczenie R. K. P. te-
dy Art. III bylby zbyteczny
= ale Zwiazek skfada sic
takze 2 grup caikiem swiec
klch, poza koscelna wiadza =
wiec ogolna konstytucya musi
podlug lego :"rmewac sasady
przyimowania. = Czyz byfa
Grupa Ognisko, ME byfa 1bio.
rem ateuszow anarchistew-
lub grnpa kolasakow W BE-
trolt?
Jeaeli sic o. Andr. odwofu-
Je ma konstytucya i obyczaje
Stanow Zjednoczonych - t.
my go sic zarytamY, no ja-
kiem prawie lub precedensie
Grygla zajmule piaty termin
Cenzorcstwa? Czy ktory pre-
zydentow byf tray razy RE.
du obrany? Czy Foraker W
Ohio, podawszy sic po trzeci
raz ma kandydata ma guberna-
to1a = nie puniosf pred pa
ru tygodniaml strnszne] upo-
karza'acej porazki? Mech to
p. Andr. rozwazy = a tedy
na'nl zawoia: Zwiazek
N. T. piekEa instytucya
potrzebna nam, korzystna =
lecz ola jego zachowan,a =
ola postepu roz wo)u, koniecz-
ne odebranie komendy -
Grygll i jego klice!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
mowic nam ME mole

movie nam ME moze.
Je2eli zas zarzad Zwiazku
Narodowego ME uzna "a DO
trzebne aadaniom naszym "a
dosyc uczynic, to badzcie pa
movie pewni, ze my prawo
znalsc potrafilny.
Co do posmiertnego 20
Goszczyhsklm, to grupa ma.
sza dla tego protestuje, po-
nlewaz kiedy jeszcze takowe
ME byfo przyznane, to ME
MONA byfo2 60 przyareszto
wac, bo mic ME byto do przy-
aresztowania, dis zas Jest
czss po temu, byle tyiko Ia
Rad chciaf sw6i obowiazek
wypefnic. /. .
Grupa Mr. l Zwiazek Naro-
dowy Polskl W Philadelphii.
4. Wgcsyaiskl.
j. 3. Btacho,vski.
Julian Llpuiski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
lem ,Nabozehstwo
do sw. J0zefa" / o.
braz Ojca swietego
LeOna XIII.
oDPOWlEDZ ZGODZIE
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, l2go Listopa-
do, SO.
Do Szanownej Redakcyi
Wiarusa.
Szanowny Panic!

Uprzelmie upraszamy o u
mieszczenie nastepuiacej odpo-
wiedzi ,,Zgodzie."
Grupa Mr.. l W odpowiedzl
ma zarzuty, poczynione W Zgo-
dsle, pragnie oswiadczyG, &e
byla przygotowana ma strzaly
armatnie. ktoremi armata "a
rzadu z. N. P. ich obsvpa1a.
W odpowielzi na to pragnie-
my oswiadczyG. De Grupa
Zw1azku Narodowego Nr. l
wysfafa ma sejm VIII W Buff
falo delegatow, ktorzy cd sa-
mego poczatku walczyt mu-
sieli z przeciwnosclam1, po-
nj e W a Z 4 d ali praw.
d y.
Kiedy delegat Domahski do
magai sic koniecznego wyba-
dania fafsz6w W ksiazkach Se-
kretarza Generalnego, to ma
wet tel kwestyi aae pozwolo-
no wziasc pod roz*age.
Kiedy OBJ. L'pinski W spra-
VIE 2ywo obchodzace; nasza
grupe zabraf gfos prawdy, xii
ka sprzy]ajaca zarzadowi, tu
paniem hafasem starafa mu
sic przeszkodzi6..
0bywatele! My Grupa Nr.
l wstepujemy W slady waiki
0 niepodlegfosc Stanow Zje
'dnoczonych, my ME chcemy,
azeby Zw1axek Narodowy
padf, i owszem dazeniem ma
szem jest jedynie ocalenie go
I oczyszczenie. Mech kazda
grnpa wzrosnie W liczbe czfon-
how daily do wzmocnienia
zasad praw ku rozwo]owi in
teresow Zwiazkowych, podo
bnie )ak Stany Ziednoczone
ka2dy Stan zostaf jak daw-
niej pod wzgledem obszaru,
Iednakowoz przybraf W lud-
nosci, dobrobyt wzrosf, a VOL.
nose, ktora Washington, Kos
ciuszko l Pufawskl wywalczy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Wyszfa codopiero
z druku ciekawa ksia-
zeczka, naszego ma
k4adu, pod tytu}em,,
Proroctwa o olsce, I"
kt6ra teraz takze do
dawac bedziemy do
prezentu dla tych,
kt6rzy z CORY zap1a-
ca "a Wiarusa''
Ksiazeczka ta kosz-
tuje z przese}ka pocz-
ta W dom Is cent6w.
Juz i dla tych, ,kt6rzy
/ naprz6d zap}acili "a
l,,W Wiarusa'' wys}aiiS-
my>obiecane prezen-
ta.
Kalendarz Maryah-
ski z obrazami tylko
przed Bozem Naro-
dzeniem bedziemy
pose4ali W przezencie.
Kto zap}aci po
Gwiazdce, juz takie-
go drogiego podarun-
ku ME dostanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
=
DuMANIl, Po SEJMIE.

Ma zdania Poza1a u Amae-
1yce N 81 pod napisem ,,Za,
Rad Cenzura Zwiazku N.
T." cafkiem sic bez restrYkcyl
piszemy. Te sama zawszesmy
'nieli Zwias ku N. P. opinna
te sana 3ywllismy ku
MENU przyczylnose.
Zwlazek N. P. uwaaalismy
Ia instytucya chwalebna, do
bra dla nsszej Polonn, po
amerykahskich obszarach roz-
proszonej, Ia mocna korzyst-
ma sp6jnia. Poczatki tel i1sty-
tucyi zapvwiadafy iak mai
$~ietnieisza p,'zyszfosd. = E.
g"lzm, interes i zcpsute serce
kilku lndywi7uow wdarlszy
sic na przewodmkow - po
krzy2owa1y szyki = zwichne-
~ nadzieje osromoclfy mai
pi4knie)s2e dzieio.
Ma nasze snea~y emigracyj.
ne zapatry walisrny sic zawsze
ma serge, bez Junakeryi i $50
wlnizmu. Przyznajac Zwlazko-
wi N. P. ws7elkie dob-e przy-
mioty, cieszac 5ie jego rozwo.
en- pomyslnosciq, budowa-
hsmy ma MIN vielkie nadzie-
le, = ale mgiY nie uwazalis-
my Zwiazku NJ P. "a narod
p,'lski nigdy r1u ME przyzna'
walismy prawa .atrybucyl do
wystep,wania roli narodu
polskiego, darzacego wspauia-
iomyslnie lnne Bzczepy: vol.
noscia, rowuouprawnienie.n n
tolerancya t. p. frazesami.
To w oczach naszych zawsze
| ~asiugiwafo ma nagane = DO
podobne postepowanie, be-
rodstawy prawa, powagi i 81.
fy ~ykonawczeh snnkcyi a ma
wet terenu, zdawaio nam sic
bye tylko zabaWaechlo lopc6w W
aolnierzy. = Polska Jest tam
het "a morzem. = Tam tez
nasza ojczyzna. Mkt, jak eu,
ropejsKle ga>ety nam pIsa'y,
ME bu1uje ojczyzny W balo
ME.
Tu W Ameryce dla Ojczy.
zuy i Polski miejsca ME ma.
Tu tylko W sercach Easzych
nozemy aywi6 milosG Oyczy-
zny = a przez plelegnowanie
iezyka poIsklego, przez stafosc
przy relig'l kat. i pamiatkach
mo3emy przed1u4a6 W sercach
nastepcow te zfota MID, ktora
mas faczy ze stara Ojczyzna.
Te apostrofy o odbudowa :
niu Polski tn W Ameryce, to
sa puste frazesy, ktor4ml pu
ste a zbolafe blaszanne piersl,
jak wtoble na plewy, fowia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
w { A r Y S
4assrusje kalemdaE'Ze!

AasaFa1)e kaAemda;aFZe!
Kto sic pospieszy
przes}aniem zapfaty
"a Wiarusa'' odbie-
RE W prezencie duzy
kalendarz Z obraz-
kami, pod tytu}em:
,Kalendarz Maryah-
skit' ma rok 1907
przesz}o 100 obraz-
kami, 0 no stroni-
! each.
! Nadto podaruje
.azdemu, kto mi "a
4aci abonament7
kiazeczke pod tytu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Ii, uszlachetnia uszczesliwia
60 wcia&, i jest gfowna spre.
zyna do TAX szybkiego roz
wo]u.
Delegat Lipihski, jako ka-
syer naszej grupy, miaf ze So
ba pieniadze z nnstruxcya, a.
zeby takowe zapfaci}, ale do
piero wtenczas, jezeli obaj de-
legaci nasl uznaja wypiacenie
takowych "a bezpieczne. Je
dnakowoz po obraniu nowe-
60 zarzadu ME mo3na byfo no.
wynn urzednikom zfozyc pie
nieasy, poniewaz CT sic jeszcze
ME kwanikowali, ME zfe2yw-
sly kaucyi, co sic zas tyczy
wypiacenia lch staremu zarza-
dowi, tc brak zaufania i zdro-
we przeczucle naszych delega.
tow uchronifo mas I'd zapfa
ceaia kosztow podrozy Nor
gensterna do Kanady.
Ma publiczne ogloszenie pa
rzadu, ae Grupa Mr.. l za]ega
$50 dolarow 81 ceut6w, cd
powiadamy, ze kazdy cz!nnek
zapfac'f CO do .centa wszyst--
kie lnne a nawet ostatni cyr-
kularz, pleniadze sa gotowe,
lecz ze zastrzezeniem, il do.
piero wtenczas maja bye wy
sfsne, gdy zarzad odpowM ma
pytania, ktore ina GrupaGsta
vita. Go sic zas tyczy zale-
gfosci, to wrecz oswiadczamy,
2e Sekretarz Generally zapo-
nina, u kaAdy czionek ma po
IS centow naprzod ma DO.
smiertne zapfacone.
Grupa Mr.. l ME chce znie.
"hecac nikogo Cd nalezenia do
Zwiazku, pragnie tylkc pobu.
dz'd wszystkre grupy. aie-
by 2adaiy lego c sic i'm stu
sznie nalezy.--Przeciez placac,
many prawo wymagac rzeczy
wistej pra@dy. Pc os;atnie)
katastrofie musi1ny bvG os'roz-
nj i postarac sic 0 to, a&ehy
sic wie"ej tax ME dzia1o, ,jak
dotych' zas.
Go zas do nurtowania, c
kt6rem redaktor Zgo0y wspo.
nina, to musimy osw adczy {
publicznie, &e many nurka,
ktory tax gleboko sic W ia.
jemnice Zarzadu zanurtewaf,
il prze)rzaf wszystkie ich zle
zamiary, dla tego stara sic
obron;c wszystkich dobrze my.
slacych cd pewnego zatrace-
MIA. Cl panowle swemi czyna.
mi wiecej przyznaja sic do zruj-
nowan'a gfosnych po'iwalin
Zwiazku i do ws1elki4i ME.
checi, anizeli my, ktorzy W
spokojny h"ncrowy sposob
domagamY sic co swego.
Przeciez Grupa Zwiazku
Narodowego Mr.. | W Phil
ma pewne prawa, bo ona by
Ia pierwsza do zafozen:a Zwiaz.
ku Narodowego Pol~kiego, +,
uwa2ac "a nalezy "a matke
tego2, zatem dziwic sic ma
wet ME moana, De matka dziec
ka swego tax zapalczywie
broni.
Go sic zas tyczy glupie]
wzmianki o uzurpacyi che
ci jakiejs potaiemnej wfadzv,
to mo7emy ka&demu oswald :
czye, &e wszystko co dzia}a-
my to otwarcie, jezeli wspo-
mnielismy ,,kancelarya Zwiaz-
ku Narodowego Polskiego
Grupy Mr.. L" to do tego ma
my na)zupefniejsze prawo, bo
Towarzystwo nasze tax sic
nazywa, a przywileju posla-
DANA kancelaryi to ami p.
'Nicki ami tvsiac innych Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

plytkie umysiy.
Przypuscmy nareszcie -jak
to Zgoda maiaczy = ze spa.
die horYzontu orzemlennego
W straszne wypadki (prosze
wybaczyG ten gfupi frazes)
wywoiaja W Polsce rewolucya
= nareszcle zrobla Prlske.
Serca nasze rozradowafyby
sic, ze Ojczyzna zruciia kaj
dany - ale pytan sic = kto
tam tn ztad pojdzie bic Pru-
saka, szachowac, jak mowil
s. p. j. Lam - Moskala? -
Czyz moze ktos przypuscic,
ze W razie odzyskania niepod-
legfosci my tu juz raz "a
mieszkali - opuscimy wszyst-
ko / pojdziemy ma b;ede inc
DE do Europy - lub to, 3e
mas przyoy}ych zrobia wyso-
klmi urzednikami - a fraze
SO wicza Grygy ME umiejacego
ortografcznie pisac, zrobia MI
nistrem oswiecenia? Mech mas
przecle Mkt na TAX nedzne
plewy ME towi!!
Zwiazek N P. jest piekna
instytucya dla Ame-yki, to j.
ola mas emigrantow. Poza u
trzymanlem pewnej 1acznosci
pielegnowa .lem jezyka,
stafosci PREY wierze katolicklel
obop6lnem pomagsniem lad
ne) lnnej racyi ME ma i mice
ME muze.
N'gd, suny przeciw Zwiazko-
wi W 2adnym wzgledzie ME
wystepowall. = My leslesmy
przeciwnlkami tylko Gryg.
l+go kliki = DO ci ludzie sa
winowajcami obecnych stosun-
kow. - Patrze6, ]ak jedeu
samolub bez sumienia, re sfo-
ra sobie r6wnych indywiduow,
- wyzyskuje dla s''ebie lmie
p,lskie = prace i krew emf
gracyi re spokojem i cier-
pllwoscia ME mozemy = Cry.
gla i kllSa to nle Z"ia
eek, to zakaia Zw'azku to
upadek Zwlazkn. = Gdy
on sic Cd kierownictwa usu
ME, Zw.azek ocaleie stanie
ma nogach.
Czfowiek, ktoremu udowo.
dnlono = nawet w]asnemi Ii
staml, tyle obfudy, tyle sza
chrajstwa = tyle irtryg, czy
mo2e sta6 ma czele 1nstytucyi,
ktora tax piekne ma cele?
I3ny czfowiek, cao& z reszt :
kam1 honoru, bytby jul da.
VINO uslapii ! ME pchaf ego
zmem navy zwlazkowej ma
rafy lub mieIizny = ale pod
blaszannem czofem mozgu ME
ma = rozlSlejonego honoru
imlenla Mkt &adna cy-
na ME zlutuJe. Vice jeszcze
raz: Zwlazek dobry-bo skia-
da sic poczciwego ludu -
klika zfa Przewrotna =
wiec: precz z MIA!
| Ma gryzmoly p. Nicxrego
odpowladae ME bedziemy -
polecamy ie tylko wszystkim
do czytania. Po przeczytanlu,
kazdy rozumny czlowlek po.
vie: Kto talk po polsku plsze
= ten powinien zaczac cd
parw nauki = ME re-
dagowac dzienEik. Lecz my
wybaczamy. On ME jest sa-
molstnym - on ma had SODA
cenzure i Cenzora gdy
gfupi glupiego pilnuje o.
bydwaj gfupstwo robia.
Dziwl mas tylko p. Andrzej.
klewlcz. = Wszak on zalozy.
Gel zwiazku- wiec powlnien
nailep,ej znae lego istote =
ale i daanosci. Jego wy
wodv co do Art TIT 6 2 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Ii, uszlachetnia i uszczesliwia
60 wcia&, jest gfowna spre'
zyna do tax szybkiego roz