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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Some fellow has taken an inventory of
some of the articles Russell Harrison has
bought recently in Europe. Here is the
list; Eight suits of clothes, fourteen pairs
of trousers, four top coats, boots enough to
fit out a centipede, and large number of
white waistcoats. The President will have
to admit that he has dude for a son.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Mrs. Harrison's sister, Mrs. Scott-Lord
is much better, and Ler recovery is ex.
pected. By the way, isn't it lite Eaglisb,
you know, for the lady to call herself Mrs.
Scott-Lord! The President had better get
Mrs. Harrison to demonstrate with her
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15
CURRENT COMMENT.
Sample of Republican Mslignity.
r.. Al ~ yr--t.. D. fE2,.,N

The exodus OF colOred people from North
Carolina Is assuming enormous proportions
The cOlored people are successfully seeking for
homes IN states where even negro may claim
that his vote is his own without running The risk
OF having his body shot full of democratic
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15
The Olive Bill.

The refusal Of the railroad committee to
report the Olive bill favora ly was not un-
expected. In fact, the MORNING News
said several days ago that 10 bin was
virtually defeated before the m seti ~ of the
legislature in is present session. When
the people understood the bill thev were
against it, and they made their representa-
tives aware Of that fact.
1t is understood that another bill will be-
introduced which will contain soma of the
provisions of tho Olive bill There is no.
much probability that it will meet with
greater favor than the Olive bill did. I'm
less there is a strong leaning in thu legisla-
ture toward legislation Of that kind its in
PRODUCTION will show lack f Judgment,
be ause the bill will consume valuable time
aid will stand no chance whatever of be-
coming law.
1t looks very much as if the legislature
had about reached the concluii sion that any
more restrictive railroad legislation would
be Injurious to the state, ID that the rail
roa Is were already restrained about as
much as they ought to be by the railroad
cOmmisSi IN.
1t is very difficult for those who do not
make railroads study to foresee VIVA effect
law limiting the powers of railro DIS will
have. In attempting to remedy whaJ seems
TO be an evil vast interests may bedamazed
beyond repair. If the Olive bill, or any
similar bill, should become a law there is
everv reason to believe that Georgia's ports
would be robbed of very considerable part
Oh their trade, and their import
ance, therefore, would be lessened. Not
only would the states ports suffer, but the
state herself would be injured, because
railroad building would be checsed. TIE
fact that there is no prospect of legislation
like that proposed in the Olive bill gives
satisfaction. doubtless, throughout the
| state
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Alexander Porter Morse, one of the best
authorities on International law in the
United States says that he regards the
claim of this government to the exclusive
jurisdiction of Behring sea as resting upol
a rather doubtful foundation. The interest
III the Black Dia nond seizure is still una
bated. England has not yet indicated what
course she will pursue with respect to it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

The democrat whom the Virginia conven-
ton, now in session, no inmates for governor
Of that state will probably have the pleas
urs OF defeating Malone at the polls.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15
FOR MENTAL DEPRESSION

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. L. c. S. Turner, Colfax, Ia, says: 81
am very much pleased with it in mental de-
preston from gastric troubles
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Information is now in order concerning
the blcyclist whom the New York World
sent out to search for Explorer Stanley a
few days after Stanley was found
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Lawyer Marsh. who acquired fame as an
adnirer of Mrs. Diss Debar, says he wishes
the public to forget ham. Probably Law
yer Marsh is coming to his senses. Tho
public would be delighted 10 comply with
his wish.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

The minute details of President Harrison,s
life at Bar Harbor aud other points will
become somewhat monotouous after awhile.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Major Mckinley, of Ohio, is expected to
be in Washington within day or two to
begin his campaign for the speakership 1t
seems to be the impression that the contest
for that office will be between Mr.. McKln-
ley and Mr.. Reed, of Maine Mr. Cannon
and Mr.. Burrows are both strong candi-
dates, but tits regarded as probable that
they will have to be satisfied with compli-
mentary votes. Mr. Reeds friends say hat
he would be able to serve his party better
in thespeaker's chair than on the floor as the
leader of the House, and that McI ley
would make better leader OF the House THAI
Reed. OF course Mckinley does not agree
with this view so far as it concerns hi nself.
He wan S to be speaker, and he has good
staying qualities
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Humors run riot in the blood at this sea-
son. Hoods Sarsaparilla expels every i'm
purity and vitalizes and enriches the blood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

II Gov. scay of Alabama really wants
the Georgia duelists be will have no trouble,
probably, in getting them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Col John C. Calhoun, of New York, says
that his brother, Pat Calhoun, who fought
duel the other day, doesn't approve of
dueling, but that he was obliged to engage
IN it, as the sent ment in the south is in
favcr of settling differences by that means,
and that if he al not recognized that SEN
timent he would have been regarded as a
coward and probably would have been in
Jured in business way. Col Calhoun is
mistaken. His brothers reputation IN the
south for bravery would not have been in
jured, nor would he have been hurt in a
business way if he had failed to resort to
the pistol to settle his unpleasantness with
Mr.. Williamson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Tho First Presbyterian Church of Erie,
Pa, is not as famous as some Others in This
country, but it promises to be very well
known before it gets another pastor. 1t
has called the Rev. h c. Ross, of Ontario,
to the pastorate, but any arrangement
with Mr.. Ross of the CHI arac;er indies, ed
would be in violation of the alien labor law.
The church can pay the fine and secure Mr..
Ross if it is rich enough,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15

Michael Welsh, of Ireland, wanted to
come to this country, but he had no money.
The widow Mccarthy also wanted to me,
and she had the money, but no protector.
Welsh and the widow met, and in five min-
utes it was agreed that the widow should
become Mrs. Welsh, and that she should
pay for tickets for two to this coun-
try When they arrived here, Welsh
deserted her, and he now languishes in JAIL
This country isn't as attractive in his eyes
as it was few weeks ago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

+ W lunar
Ia W dniu rs czerwca s. p.
Marya Helena Pietrowska, Is
letnia corka w}asciciela handful
gotewych ubran p. Walente-
60 Pletrowskiego. Clos to ola
owdowiafege niedawno p.
Pietrowskiego tern bolesnie]-
sly, Re wobec ! zyjacych sy-
now miaf tylko te jedyha CO.
reczke. nasze ser.
deczne wspofubolewanie.
M1LWAUKEE.-W sprawie
procesu p. h a r d t a
adwokaci ukonczyli juz wpraw-
die q czerwce swe argument
ty, ale sedzla dotad jeszeze
ME wydaf wyroku. 49, Ks. A.
Pradzyhski z Berlina, Wis,
niedawno wyswiecony ma ka-
pfana, ma BYE wlkaryuszem
W parafil sw. Jacka.-W ME
dziele PREY pochodz:e polskich
towarzystw, z powodu poswie-
ce1la choragw1, grala orkiestra
OBJ. Adama Drutowskiego. Jest
to jedyna polska kapela W
Milwaukee.
GaZety
Seebote . Sentinel podaty ME-
dawno sensacyine artykufy 0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

~BUFFALO.-Pan St. Krze.
minski Ina zam,ar sprewadziS
sic ma state z Jersey City do
Buffalo i otworzye tn ,,agen.
ture generalna.-Piot B a
r a n o W s k i, ktory jest ska
zany ma kare smierci przez
sadly pensylvanskie i na kte-
rym wyrok smierci miaf bye
spelniony, I'VE bedzie do %
llstopada- tax rozporzadzlt gu
bernater stanu Pennsylvania.
EchO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

mad rezolucya, kt6ra ~zamierzaja
przysz{emu sejmowl W Buffalo
przed{ozyc, a pod1ug kt6rej urzad
cenzora Zwiazku ma bye zupe4nie
zniesiony, poniewaz wyzej wspo-
mnlani czfonkowie Zwiazku uwa-
zaja urzad ten "a zbyteczny, a ME
ktorzy nawet "a nleodpowiedni W
towarzystwie z zasadami repubs-
kahskiemi. z b yteczny dla te-
go, re urzad naczelnego urzednika
moze i %powinien w4asciwie wypef-
Mac, - poczesci tez j wypeinia,-
prezyd e t rzadu centralnego
t. j: W czasie zwyczajnym. LAS
podezas sejmu ma czele delegat6w
stoi przecie marsza4ek sejmu. -
N d p W e d i m jest ten
urz2d gidwnie ola swego nazwis,
ka. Miejsce MO zajmuja bo-
WIEN W Rossyi osobistosci krepu-
Jace rozwoj umys}owy ludnosci i
rozw6j prasy".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
PtACCIE IA
Cd RedakCyi.

S2E1c h7storyczny plora Leona
p. t. ), zwlqzek Narodowy", be-
dslenay odtqd co tydzlie6 regular
nae u,naeszczac. Za6ie,ze on jesz.
cze co najwy5ej p1ec nmnaer6w
naszego pssnna.
lie wzgledu jednak no zblsa-
jqcy sic Sena, unle$canay jiu5 ~
nastepnym tygodnlu a'tykul: Co
Zgoda 6osztWe, a CO kosztowaG
pewnna", ht6ry opierqjqc sic
ma cYtrach wzletych z urzedowych
sprawozdam, 6ezzle dok1adnym
rozblorem rachunkow Uganu
2.0lqzkowego, a jednoczesnie 3D.
powledz1q mo- n~lesluszne zarzuty
nam roblone.
MAJSTER.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

3.-Niechaj dane
beda delegation in
%strukcye, by g;4oso-
wall "a tenn, azeby
Zarzad Zwiazku i
uZgoda" nadal po-
zostafy W Chicago,
wszelako re zmiana
osoby g~eneralnego
sekretarza j redakto-
ra ,,Zgody"
~ ensya, kt6ra
dotad pobiera4 sekre-
tarz -%,,Zgody'', ME
chaJ bedzle przezna-
czona ola drugiegore-
daktora ,,Zgody'', Cd
powiednio wykszta4-
conego, kt0rvby pre-
ciez pe1ni4 zarazem O.
bowiazki sekretarza.
5.-Niechaj dele
g,atom, bedzie pole
conem by %g}osowali
"a zniesieniem urze-
du Cenzora Jako wca-
lie niepotrzebnego.
Jezeli zas ten urzad
Deuzle mlaf lStnlec
nadal, niechaj Cenzor
wybrany bedzie z po-
sr6d braci zwiazko-
wei W Chicago, gdyz
tutaj %pomiedzy 80 clio
tysieczna Polonia
m6g]by wiecej zdzia-
lac swoim ~wp}ywem
osobistym, niz n. p.
W Minneapolis, gdzie
mieszka tylko l20
polsklch familij.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
) PUNKTOW.
NADESkANE Z CHICAGO.

Szanowny Redak-
torze WIARUSA!
Prosze te kilka slow
t1ustemi g}oskami wy
drukowac W swojem
pismie, by %pos4uzy}y
"a %drogozkaz ola grup
zwiazkowych, kt6re
pc 4 lipca beda wy
biera1y delegation ma
Sejm.
Niechaj mig
die ME wybieraja
tych %delegat6w, kt6-
rzy byli " St. Paul,
DO ci juz zanadto O.
brobieni So przez Cy-
rulika iM~orgensterna.
-Niechaj Iowa
rzystwa ME %wybiera-
ja ma %delegat6w re-
%publikan6w, lecz de-
m%okrat6w, DO ostat-
tnie wybory ma pre-
zydenta %przekona4y
og6l, re polityka a.
m%erykanska wanna W
Zwiazku o%dgrywa ro-
le.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
PEACCIE IA WlARUSA!
cenzor potrze-
bny!

Pod powyzszym tytufem pisze
wychodzacy W Milwaukee Kuryer
Rlski, jedyne polskic pismo Co
dzlenne W Ameryce, co nastepuje.
:,DowiedzieliSmy sic
pewnego zr6dia, re wielu wp4y-
wowych Zwiqzkowc6w, a pomie.
dry tymi kilku czlonk6w obecnego
rzadu ce~ntralnego Zwiazku, pracuja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

angielszczyznie zawofaf: Write
us as greek catholic! = ,Za-
piszcie mas jake prawos}aw-
nych!"
UrzedEik odszedf zadowo|o-
my, a Polacy W Detroit pre-.
konali sic, lie ma;,a mledzy So
ba prawostawnego popa i pra-
wosfawna cerkiew, wiedza tel
teraz, dla czego te schlzme
popiera prawos}awna gazeta z
Toledo re swoim prawosfaw-
nym redaktorem.
iona SHsza, glosnego re-
Gaktora $. p. Kropldta, uc;ekia
z dzie6mi cd meza do rolzi-
COW do Eurepy. - Nieszcze-
sliwe te o6ary amerykahskie-
60 burbona beda ola ludu pol
skiego W Galicyi 2ywem O.
s%trze2eniem. cd szukania zlo-
tych gor amerykahskieh "a
morzem, i Lasi agsnci spree
daily kart ekretowych, ktorzy
aetad roblli interes ma spro-
waazaniu Polakow z Galicyi
do Stanow Zjednoczonych, pc.
sbankrutu)q.
CENZOR Zwiazku Mar. Pol
skiege, naPisaf w swojej ell
cyklice przedwyborczej, Re ue-
becnq Wake wywofafy nieroz.
sadek z jednel Il zazdrosc z
drugiej strony" - W ezem
miat siusznosG, boo wiemy
wszyscy, ze wszczefa ia gfu-
pia zuchwalost Cyrulika i zfo-
sliwesG redaktora Zgody, jul
cd dawna zazdroszczacego
Warpsowi pewodzenia stara-
jacego sic usunas nasze kon-
kurenoya. N%aturalna rzecz, De
te slowa prawdy drapafy Bro
dowskiego pc watrobie, to tel
cytujqc je, wytknaf Cenzoro'
WI, 2e intrvga Una sic rozu-
mie6 intryga Cenzora) byfa
trzecla strona W tel
-awanturze i to naiwiecej do
mlnujqca. - ME udafa sic
sztuka = rezonuje dalei spryt-
ny redaktor Zgedy - wiec
interesowsne partye (ma INA
eye Cenzor) koniecznosci
rebia cnote i gorsza sic teraz
mad walka, ktora same ola
wfasnego Interest," wywofafy
Jak przyznal;smy %sfusznos{
Cenzorowi, talk przyznajemy
ia i Brodowskiemu, DO i ma
seem zdaniem Cenzor pc "a
.plecami walczacych podsyca'
pelemike, by sic pozbyc maj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rywala,
t. j. J~erzmanewskiego, co mt
tel sig wreszcle udafo. Jerz-
manewsxi JUL stanewezo o
swiadczyf " Zgodzie, lie poe
zadnym warunkiem ME PREY
jafby urzedu Genera. Grygla'
szewski tryumfuje, lecz pogfos
XII 0 zamierzonem zu~pe1nem
skasowaniE urzedu Ceuzors
nova napefniaja 60 Ottawa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
SZkOfa AkUSZeryi
w ChiCagO.

Jul cd prawie dwoch lat
istnieje W Chicago polska szko-
ia akuszeryi, z ktorej JUL Kill
kanascie uczennic, cieszacych
sic dobrem powedzen:em, wy
szto. Kursa rozpoczynaja sic
CO try miesiace i trwaja sto-
sowne do prawa mics. 6. Ma
stepny kurs rozpoczyna sic
3ge llpca. Nauka tax teore-
tyczaa jak i praktyczna bywa
udzielana W jezyku polskim i
angielskim.
Szkofa ia jest przez odaos-
ny urzad Stanu Illinois uzna-
ma "a kompetentna, talk 2e
ma mocy przez MIA udzielone-
60 dyplomu Stan Illinois wy
dale License, upowazniaia-
ca do praktykewania W kaz-
dym Stanie.
B~li2szych infermacyi udzieli
sekretarz ,,Esculapian College
Of Midwifery, NJ. 7. Orglert
M. D. 707 Milwaukee Ave
Chicago Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

jakichs kradzisaach ciaf z
cmentarza katolickiego sw.
Trolley, 0 "a miafkiem chowa-
niu ciaf TAME i jakoby W ME
ktorych grobach znajdowaty
sic 3 i 4 ciafa. Wysfani ola
zbadania tel sprawy urzednicy
p~rzakenali SIG, lie wszystko
byfo kfamstwem, zmyslonen i
rozpowszeehnlonem przez ME-
jakiegos Jakeba Czaszkos W
celu szkodzenia grabarzowi
cmentarza Janowi Markewiczo.
wi (K~yer Polski.)
Tex. - Biskup
dyecezyl galvestonskiei zmie-
nil swoj sad Q tutejszych "a
burzeniach para6alaych ma
korzys6 ks. proboszcza Litwe.
ry, przekonawszy sic, re przez
przeciwnikow :jego W biqd
wprowsdzonym zostaf.
PAN JERZMANOWSKI z
z New Yorku jak niedawne
zaznaczyf Pozak ~ Ameryce -
obdarzony zostaf Przez Ojea
sw. krzy2em zfetei estrogi sw.
Silwestra ola tego, by ten Or
der mu przypominaf, il pe-
wiEien czem przysfu3yG sic
Kosciofowi, ola ktorege do
tad nic ME uczynif. Dnia "a
czerwca wieezerem estroga ia
wreczona mu zestafa W rezy-
dencyi. p. DR.. zotnowskiego
W New Yorku mr.. 80 "a
chodniej Is ulicy] przez ks.
Silwestra Malone, Cd kosciofa
sw. Piotra i Pawfa W Brook.
linie-wraz z przynale2nym do
piej un'farmem rycerskim. Pts.
mo newyerskie Associated
Press, episujac ten fakt, peda.
je blage, zaczerpnieta prawdo'
podobnie z ust sameso Ryce'
RIA, lie Jerzmanewski byf of
cerem W ostatniem polskiem
powstaniu.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. -
W ten czwartek, 4 lipca, be
DIE tn pelski piknik IA 10
hanna Lack, PREY Mounds
View. - Wniedzlele Bozege
Ciafa odbyfe sic tn ~poswiece
nle novel choragwi Bractw;
sW. AntOnleg0 z fadWy. Fry
uroezystym akcie byfv obec
ne polskle towarzystwa miej
scowe j bractwo sw. Jozefa
sasledniego st. Paul.
OGNISKO podobno znow,
wkr6tce zgasnie, gdya p. d.
Gutenberg uznaf, ze utrzymy
wanle W lecie bezpfatneJ kuch
nj nie ma sensu, a praca prz,
egniu sred e%gromnych upaf61
stale sic nieznesna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
w q S SUPERIOR, Wis,

naprzeciwko pertowego miasta
Duluth, Mimi, zafoayf Kodak
nasz p. j. Walkowski, W spoil
ce z p. Andrzejem Winickim,
pierwszy polski sslon W tenn
miescie. Pan Walkowski mie-
szka1 dawniej W Wausau, Wis.
Ks. Jozef Mqczy1sski pre-
ni6sf sweja rezydencya z Re
waunee, Wis, do Northern,
Wis.
NUTY DO SZTUCzKI
DRAMATYCZNEJ Adam r.
wd, ktorej druk skonczy Kos
causzko W na]bli7szym hume
RE, mezna s%prowadzlc cd ka-
pelmistrza nasze) polskiej ka-
peli p. zelse. (Adres: 725
3. 5 Str. Winona, Minu.)
Gfosny llterat pol
sko- amerykanski p. Alfons
Crostowski powlescia swoja
Rok 5ycla podcbnie skompro-
mitowal Ognlsho, jak dawniej
swoim ,,Waryatem" Wlaruso.
Jak ,,Waryat" pozostal ME
skohczony, tax i Rok 5ycla,
przerwaf sic ma tenn, Re autor
i bohater powiesci, Aliens
czyli Kazio, zostawif zone ry-
walewi, porzucajac ia niby
ma zawsze, a ma pozbiej "a
pewiedzlaf Gag dalszy, pod
tytufem O wtasnych si1ach.
Pan Chrostowski, skoro tyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

ko kilka kartek napiszs, zaraz
oddaje Manuscript jakiej ga
zec'e do druku, a peniewa2
ehcs niby pisaG dsrmo, tylko
tax ola popareia pisma, vice
wydawca zaczyna drukowa&,
al wreszcie sic pokaze, il
pan Alfons jake tako umie
zacza6 powissd, lscz nie petra
fl zakohczyc.
Ma stronie 2 podajemY prob
Ike talentu p. Chrostowskiege,
jaki przelaf W Rok 5ycia;; wy
starczy ora zapewne, by pre-
konad czytelnikow, lie grubi-
ahstwo, n~ieprzyzwoitose i ME
meralne5e ubieSaja sic tam o
pierwszenstwo. Pekarmem
takim delektewad sic tylko
mega ludzie zupefnie zepsuci;
osoba z wychowan;em, zdro-
wego umysfu i serca, JUL pc
przsczytaniu paru kartek W
kat rzuci taxi zgnilizna mo
ralna euchnacy pamae:, wo-
lajac:: dosyd!
Autor, obna4ajacy pred
publicznoscia wfasne brudy,
bawiacy potwornemi obrazka-
mi rozpusty, W ktorege ina
ginacyl istnieje tylko xobists
z tax zwanege p5fswiata, sam
musi bye czfowiekiem ura-
dlym, upadtym tax dalece, ze
stan jego graHiczy mnlej vie
eel z dellrau,n tremens.
Takiego trzebaby stawid
pred kratki sadewe "a obra-
ze meralnosci publicznej, jak
pestapif W Londynle prokura'
tor z BraGmi Visitelly "a wy
DAME przekfsdSw Zolli Mamma
/ La terre, chocia3 W tych
jake napisauych przez praw-
dziwle utalentowanego pisa
RIA, potwernosc zastoniona
jest pewna niby wdzieczna hi
pokryzya i elegancka forma
W KOLEGIUM @. @. JE
ZUITOW [Canisius College
" Buffalo, N. Y, ksztafci si'
81 pelskich mfodziencow
Buffalo Tub innych Mast, f.;
mianowicie z Buffalo: Wojciecl
Biges Jan Biges. Jezef Cznl
kowski, FIR. Frenszczk, L
Golebiewski, KS. G6rski, Ale
zy Konopka. Leonard Kujaw
ski, Piotr Kwlecikowski, Fl
Kasprzsk, Jozef Matuszewskl
MARGIN Moszynski, Jan Pa
proeki, lg. Pitas, Jan Szule
Jan Stromski, A. szymende
"a, FIR. Trepta, Michaf Waw
rzyniak, Joz Wojtkowski
And. Kawczyhski z Ohio.
Polak u Ameryce.
OHM O.. H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
MA.JSTER.
PfACCIE "a WIARUSA!
do list6W.

PanuP iotrow S z ltz
W Gaylord, Mich Osm dolar6w
wys}alismy juz pred tygodnicm W
llscie registrowanym. Prosimy do
niesc nam, czy Pan je odebral, czy
ME.
d o Covington.- Vase
uwagi SO sfuszne, lecz ma COZ jesz-
&C ciagnaG diab}a "a ogon?
JAN WAGNER z Menome-
nee, Ill. niechaj nam raczy odpis-
sac, czy odebra1 Cd mas karte pocz-
towa, pisana 3 lipca. Dw6ch dola-
row, ktore mia}y bye wysfane Il
czerwca, ME odebralismy, a ponle-
waz i Pana ME doszedt numer %,
W kt6rym mia}o bye pokwitowa-
ME, wiec jest podejrzenie, re
pieniadze i list ktos W Momencc
zatrzymaf.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-04-11
D.ath md D,aaIliisn IN Daksta.

During the lst, 2nd and Srd Of April,
Dakota was swept by q series Of terrific
wind-storms and prairie fires, which re-
suited 10 the destruction Of more than
t2,OOO, 900 worth Of property and the loss
Of q number Of lives. The storm started
Monday night and swept over large
area south Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road In Dakota and extended through the
southern tiers Of counties. The greatest
damage was done by the wind, but in
many places fires were famed into fury
by the storm, and wiped out Of existence
several small villages, hundreds Of farm
houses and miles and miles Of grass and
fences. The flames IN some instances
leaped 100 feet Of plOwed ground. Nothing
like II was ever known before. The towns
almost completely destroyed were Calm,
Olivet, PunkWanna, Lesteryille and East
Mount Vernon. Three or four other vii
lagos were badly damaged, and many
head Of cattle, sheep, and hogs persisted.
The wind spent It's main force before
reaching Minnesota, but still much dam
age was done there.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-04-11

In taking up trees, particularly two and
three year olds, q large per cent Of the
roots are lost to the trees by being cut Of
and left in the ground. 10 compensate
for this loss the tops Of the trees should
be wen trimmed and shortened, otherwise
the tree viii have more top than the roots
can support, and II that Is the case the
tree Is liable to die and II Il does not It
will make but . aickly growth, or become
diseased and Just the food that insects
are only too eager to work in. The roots
Of the trees where they are cut of in dig
ging should be cut OF with q slope on the
under side and all the bruised cutting
should be taken OF with . sharp knife,
and the roots spread 50 as TO occupy the
soil in every direction from the tree.
When the roots are al ehucked into
hole without spreading and covered up
the tree never does 20 well and has not
the bracing support that trees should
have in this country. Aad, on account
Of the wind, trees should not be trained
very high; but the limbs should remain
low down on the tree, thereby giving the
wind a. little leverage as possible TO
wrench the trees. eza
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-04-11
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