davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
GEN. HARRISON'S ESCOR'
Members Of His Old Regiment who viii
Form his Body-guard.

VETERANS OF THE SEVENTEEN INDIANA COMING
HERE THIS EVENING" SKETCH OF THE REG
IMENT-rHE OLD SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT
WITH THE PREsIDENT-ELECT-AN HONORABLE
RECORD.
The eyes Of a good many people, especially
Hoosers, will look with some pride upon the
escort which will watch over and accompany
President Harrison when he returns from the
capitol on Monday. The men who compose the
escort will not be arrayed in dazzlingiy brill
liant uniform. nor will they depend upon their
youth or beauty to transfx popular attention
There will be about $50 of them and they will
wear as distinguishing costume gray overcoats
and derby hats, and each man will carry cane.
Each and every individual in the command is q
veteran soldier-a survivor of the "Seventieth
Indiana" Gen. Harrisons old regiment. They
will arrive here early this evening, BY the Balt-
more and Ohio railroad. bringing with them the
babe of the regiment" Joseph W. Reagan, who
weighs trife over $40 pounds.
AN INTERESTING HISTORY
The .seventieth regiment had its rendezvous
at Indianapolis, and was fully organized be-
tween July IA and August IL, 1862, less than
one month, and was mustered into service at
Vic idst udIleu uate Wltn BENJAMIN Harrison as
colonel. 1t left indianapolis on the morning
OF the 18th of August bright sunny day so
lar as meteorological appearances went, but it
was sad and dark to many hearts. On the
evening of the same day it reached Louisville:
on the following night it left for Bowling Green.
and on the 18th reported to Col. Bruce, COM
handing the post, thus being the first regiment
In the field under the call Of July. 1862 From
Bowling Green the regiment made several ex-
petitions to Franklin, Morgantown, Munfords-
vile and Russellville. At the latter place. on
July 30. 1t encountered several hundred rebel
cavalry, killing and wounding many and cap
turing forty horses and a large lot of small
arms and accOutrements. OnNovember 10. the
regiment moved with Wards brigade. Dumont's
division, fourteenth army corps, to Scottsyille.
KY. and thence to Gallatin on November "a.
On December 10, as part of the eighth brigade.
eighth division, fourteenth army corps, It was
posted along the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road from Gallatin to Nashville to defend the
road and bridges, on which duty 1t was engaged
until February 9. 1868.
UNDER GENERAL GRANGER
1t then went into camp at Gallatin, do
Ing provost and picket duty at that place
until June l, when 1t was moved to La
vergne, Tenn. Remaining at point until June
81, 1t then marched to Murfreesboro'. camping
In Fort Rosecrans. At that place 1t was as
signed to the second brigade. third division of
General Changers reserve corns On Apguo+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

WI ios Oh huS u6t
~ 1t moved with its bri-
gade to Nashville. ana
while there it was en-
gagged in guarding trains
to Stevenson, Chatta-
nooga and other points,
and picket and fatigue
duty within the city.
On January 2, 1864, the
regiment was trans
ferred to the first bri-
gade, first div ision,
eleventh army corps,
and Col. Harrison as
signed to the command
of the brigade. his place
in the regiment being
filed by the promotion
of Mai Saynuai Marrill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
Redly the firelight shines through the room,
Chasing away all the shadow and gloom;

Father In as happy a. can be,
For the wife and mother who suffered 90 long,
Is getting her health back and win be strong
And who IL 20 happy a. she 10 tonight,
As she thinks Of the shadow that's taken its flight
the shadow Of disease that darkens 20 many
homes and makes the life Of wife and mother one
Of terrible suffering. How pleased We are to know
that 1t last remedy has been found for all those
delicate arrangements and weaknesses peculiar
to women. IL comes 70 cherries homes with glad
tidings OF great 10y" Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription has done for women what no other REM
edy has DONE or can do. and Il ID not TO be won
dered at that women who have been cured by Il
are % enshusiastic In il praise. Il h the only
medicine for women sold BY druggists under .
oatt1faot10a e Uoooy yOeux1o1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

$500 Darby and Davis are the builders.
Mr.. Schneider is making plans for four more
houses for Mr.. Paine, to be erected on the cor
ner OF 10th and X Streets adjoining the four
buiit by MIR. Paine last season and designed by
the same architect. They will cost about $780,
no -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TIE r sRayE q Nhkyt the MOTHER 81 eES
TO An e SSS5Ss TIE IssAysynA
1882 AZ cH DAY o o Ssr III
SO
and the material Of the unfinished monument OF Mary
the mother Of General ~e cohEsR4i 4 K1Rr1y
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
The sale Of the .soye-msntioned property viii take
Place at the hour named IN my .uc'ionroOms, corner
Terms VIII be made known at tine Of sale
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
ASAIosrESSN ISLAND
@ the Offer land
Fl s.f { .SfsSP on p ssi OF zG
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. Analostan Island is in the
s
river, opposite the cities o. Washington and George
snort distance above Se the
let LOCK Of the Ghesapeake and Ohio canal opening
s wS
TERMS OF SALE
s5s q tns sS m sss in cash ssS ",
Inander 30days thereafter The residue of the pur-
&c and three sep ss
sale with interest from day of sale at per cent
ance with The terms Of sale the purchaser will re-
ceive deed for the property and at the same time
ssse to secure the deferred psyments = the TERMS
OF sale are not complied with in 80 days after day of
the defauitine purchaser.
Taxes paid up TO day Of sale
TffT SSob OK oR rs SAFE a. cost
REGINALD FENDALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

BALTIMORE MURpERs.-There are nine per.
sons charged with murder already confined in
the Baltimore city jail. and now another il TO
be added TO the List. Thomas Hyams, q young
man about twenty-five or twonty -three years Of
age, was arrested yesterday afternoon and
locked mp at the central police station TO
Joshna Evsnss an Ola man. n DnfI., ssloon . os
West Faystts street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
The BrightwOod Railroad.

THE TRACK SHOULD GO ON THE SIDE OF THE
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Please allow me the use of the columns of THE
STAR to say a word in reference to the opinion
of Capt. SymOns in regard to the location of the
track of the Brightwood railroad. Why lay
the track IN the center Of the public road? Why
not place the track on one side, say the east
side, and save the expense of matchmaking
one side? Farmers are often compelled to haul
large loads Of hay-from three to five tons
Now suppose the track in the center of the
road, where is the room for two wagons to pass
at the same time of meeting a street car? 1t is
not every horse that will pass one of those
Montgomery county hay ricks on wheels with .
out getting frightened, even when the load is
driven in the center Of the road. This road
has long been used as favorite pleasure drive.
and why ruin it with a railroad track in the
center? Look at the experience Baltimore has
had with her suburban railroads.&c. Towson-
town, the Ellicott city, all largely travelled
roads, with tracks all at one side Now sup
pose this Brightwood track laid in the center,
what chance would a fine carriage have in
passing one of these large loads? Either it
would go into the gutter or the railroad track
and break the carriage, and possibly there
would be bad runaway.
AN OLD ROAD CONTRACTOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY ON MERI
DIAN HILL AT AUCTION

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON MERI-
DIAN HILL AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust dated Sth day February
A. ID. 1887, and duly recorded In lber 1898, folio
205 ct Of the land records Of the District Of Col
umbia and by direction Of the party secured thereby
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises
On ,MEpNEsDAi, TMENTG-SEyENTH FEB
described property situate and lying in the county Of
Washington, District of Columbia and known and dis
bered six 90 Of Halls Evans subdivision of Mer-
dian HILL as the same is recorded in the surveyors
office Of the District of Columbia.
Ierms-e1, 20, with interest from sth February,
49, and expenses of sale in cash balance in six and
twelve months with and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser.
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost
deposit Of 800 viii be required at time of sale
L. B. TOWNSEND, Trustee.
fe14-d&ds W. +. HELEN. Trustee.
eF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until WEDNESDAY, MARCH
SIXTH, same hour and place, by order of trustees
f21-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
Mrs. Cleveland and the Conductor.

HOW SHE MADE A RAILROAD MAN HAPPY BY SEND
ING HIM SOME OF HER WEDDING CAKE.
To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
As the excellent lady, whose bright presence
has been such a charm in the White House, is
now about to retire therefrom, with the regrets
of all, who having met, have admired and es-
teemed her, every incident respecting her may
still be of interest to the people. A few weeks
since, in private interview with the
President, said to him: sat some time I
should like a presentation to Mrs. Cleveland,
for have lovely story to tell her respecting
herself"
"wen," he replied, '''if the story is about
herself, then it must indeed be q very lovely
one." subsequently, at Secretary Whitney's, 1
was introduced to the lady, who cordially
granted me the privilege of an interview at the
mansion for telling her the story. It was this!
give it as told 1t to her:
I'm the June after your marriage, while wait
ing at Syracuse for train, saw conductor
of the Lehigh Valley road sit down on a truck
beside brakeman, to whom he said: DO you
want to see something nice have here? taking
covered with silken tissue paper, and tied with
satin ribbon, some wedding cake sent to me
personally by Mrs. Cleveland
sob, pshaw,' said the brakeman, that's too
thin. You can't gum me in that way
but replied the conductor, it is right
when on our road going to Wells college, at
Aurora; and 30, remembering this, she has sent
me, you see, this piece of her wedding cake.
Now don't you think she is q very kind lady,
and here the moisture came to his eyes, so to
think of Q poor obscure conductor among all
her friendsP
"But the brakeman was unbelieving, and his
fellows started the story that it was all put-up
job.
Snow, Mrs. Cleveland" asked, sis this story
true?"
..Oh, yes she said. sent him the cake.
What was his name? remember now, il was
Carey. He was indeed always very kind and
attentive to me. From his home in Ithaca he
wrote, saying that the boys all made fun of him
a. trying to Impose on them; and 90 he begged
that would write Q letter to him confirming
his story. did this and he has the letter now
Perhaps other great ladies of the lana are q
kindly considerate e. this one of the lowly and
Obscure, but the record thereof IL not given.
CAlLos BUcCLRucH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
f2S-d&ds
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 FL
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBARED 1881

PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBARED 1881
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust TO recorded in Iiber
No 1890 folio 1885, ct Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will offer for sale in front
Of the premises, on MONDAY THE ELEVENTH
the following described property situate in the city OF
Washington, District Of Columbia, and known and de
scribed Lot numbered g, in w. h Gunnell's SUBJ
division Of square numbered 1873, sold subject TO q
certain deed Of trust to secure the sum Of $500.
year after date with interest until paid at the
secured by deed of trust the property sold all
cash at the option of the purchaser deposit will
veyancing at purchasers cost Terms TO be complied
with in days risk and cost Of defaultng pur-
49, SIG ssh *, NV; Trustees.
fe26-eodkds 5l6 9th at nwl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

MADE Mn. SIXTH WMcK.-In the house Of
commons last night Mr.. J. 4. Drummer QiberalO
asked Mr.. smith whether the hbelous publica-
ton, entitled s.Parnellism and Crime, was mot
stiIl exposed for sale ON M. Smiths book stalls.
This question vas followed by great uproar.
When order had been restored Mr.. Smith said:
II appeal to ron, Mr.. Speaker, / appeal 10 the
house. appeal TO the member, whatever their
difference 81 opinion, whether such questions
ought 70 ~ addreoood 70 ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

It is now thought that Grace Irwin, who was
reported to have been kidnapped from New
York, eloped with q young man who was
clerk in an uptown real estate Office. The
police are hunting for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt. VERNON, TOMB OF WASHINGTON, EXTRA
" ~ steamers 70 MI: vernon on TUESDAY and WE'D
NEsDAl. March and q, leaving Str. CorcOran's
wharf, foot of 9TH St. at $50, 90 m, co. 80
pm Returning 80 200. 80. 90 pm. mh23t
MT. VERNON! MI VERNON!
STEAMER W w CoRCoRAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except Sunday for Ne
Vernon and River Landings far down Glymont
at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Returning. reaches washinstos
about $50 p. m
sl6 L. L BLAKE. Captain.
IrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
II NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
Leaves 7th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at q. m Returning TUESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. m, touching az River
Landings far Nomini Greek, Va, 81 Clements Bay
and Leonardtown, Nd. Connects with and o. X. n al
shepherds: See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETT. Agt
@. w, RIDLEY. Manager. ja25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR ENGINES AND AIR-PUMP
L. and Gondenser for Gun-shop, Ma y-yard. wash
lngton-february d. lSs9.-Sealed Proposals., in
dorsed Proposals for Engines &c. will be received
at the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing Navy De-
O'CLOCK AM, MARCH TwENTY-THIRD, 1855.
sn2 Pu9ney opened lmmediAtely thereafter. TO fur
nish and deliver, at the Washington Navy-yard two
Arlington Sims Engines and one Davidson's Air
Pump and Condenser. Blank proposals, with specin-
cations and description Of the above, be obtained
upon application 70 the Bureau TO the General
Storekeeper at Nayy-yard, Washington The bids de-
cided by lot. The Department reserves the right 90
reject any proposal not deemed advantageous the
U. =. Navy. f23-law4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

HERE THIS EVENING" SKETCH OF THE REG
IAENT-THE OLD SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT
WITH THE PRESIDENT-ELECT-AN HONORABLE
RECORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
WOOD AND COAL

CoALt Com WooD,
JoHNsoN BRoTHEIs.
wharvss and Ran yards. I2th wsssr 81 soufhvuse
12O2 Fa NV 1873 IN nv.
ID and IT n. ". 1540 Pa svsL n ~.
1112 9th st NV. 413 10th st n ".
Excluve agents In ne District for shs als a somo
Of ths best coal minsd Supply mors 1anlB TN sny
rstxil yszd IN ths Omitted etatss.
HONEST MEASURE. FAIR DEAIxN0. PRolRr
DELIvERIEe AND kEAsoEABL1 RnxckB 1--we
unds cur bun1ness sucoom IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

rvoMl6IssloNu on DEEDS ron KyKRY STATE
os 81 1Ef . III so 50 80 c:S sss: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The Old Calvert Place to be Subdi-
vided Into Building Sites.

THE susyRBAs MOVEMENT PUSHING OUT ALONG
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH - NEW CHURCH
ENTERPRISES IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF
THE CHA BOSTON MANS PLAN. ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

ment Of the city was not uniform and that the
population would extend beyond the
present city limits as was now the case
leaving q great deal of ground in the
city unoceupied. But he thought that the
improvements within the city would make such
progress that in the course Of the next five
years there would probably not be an eligible
building site left. Upon this conclusion he
based his argument in favor of the extension of
the city streets beyond the present city limits
1t might seem now, he said, that such a policy
anticipated the future too much, but he thought
that the street extension ought TO be at least
ten years in advance Of the growth of the city,
This would have the effect, he said, of regulat-
ing and guiding the speculative movement
which always preceded the era of improve
ments, and the future growth would be attended
with less expense to individuals and the city
government.
An L STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Mr. W. W. Burdette will build house on the
south side Of L street, near Vermont avenue,
on the rear Of the lot on which stands his hand
some Vermont venue residence: the architect of
both houses being T. F. Schneider. The new
house will have q frontage Of 40 feet, with the
entrance in the center, the parlor being on one
side of the hall, the dining room and library on
the other side. There are six chambers ON the
two upper floors, with bath, &C., and they will
be we'll lighted, there being q wide alley on the
west side OF the house. The interior will be
finely dnished. The front has good width for
architectural treatment and an imposing, but
plain, and substantial front Of the prevailing
Romanesque style has been designed by the
architect circular tower and . square bay
and bold entrance grace the front, and slate
roof surmounts the whole structure.
Nh. PAfxK's BUILDING OPERATION.
T. =. Schneider, architect, took out permit
to-day for the erection Of . block Of houses on
New Hsmpshire avenue, K, and 22d streets, for
~. Jeha W. Pains. of Troy, u T., 10 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02


LNSTABLISHED 1914. CAPITAL. &3OO0O0.
II SURPLUS FUND, s235,00O.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASH.
INGToN, 6l3 18th st., opposite q. 8. Treasury.
j. W. THOMPSON, GEORGE III. b. WHITE,
President Cashier.
Receives Deposits. Discounts Paper, Sells BILLS q
Exchange, Makes Collections and does General Bank
ing Business. fe-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

MkMBHRs WHO WILL N m LpSE.
Ths following Il complete roster Il ths On.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
PIACCIE IA WIARUSA!
zWiazek i kropidlarze.
iCiag dalszYl

(Ciag dalszy).
Je2all pewni duchowni "a
konnicy So przeciwni z. N. P,
to czynia to ME 2 pcbudek
religijnych, tylko pow~odowan;
duma i zfosliwoseia."
To So siowa zgrzybiafego W
piracy misyonarsIkiej kapfana.
Pc tel rozmowie z cze,go-
dnem kaptanem, przemysllwa-
lem dlugo mad tenn, dlaczego
has talk 0. Wineenty i kr"pl-
dlarze przesladuja. Dlarzego
mas TAX koniecznie chca pred
B;skupem zdyskredyt"waG i
konlecznie ma mas ekskomuni-
Ike kosclelna sprowadzi6. Ola
czego jake kapfani ME wzdry-
qua sic pred gloszenlem
kiamstW oszclerstw ma wspot-
bliznich j rodakow. DIsczego
O. Wlncenty ME wzdrygnaf
sic pred czynen swIetokradz.
tive?
Wiadomo kazdemu re w je-
sieni W roku 1887 r. O.. WincentY
zwoia} swoich Kropidlarzy ma kon-
ferencye dc Chicago W celu wyda-
MIA nowego memoryafu przeciw
Zwiazkowi, by ohydy i oszczerstwa
lepiej sic udafy i pewniejszy przy-
niosly skutek, by ciemnemu ludo-
wi oczy zan-ydlic, IL walka pre-
civ q. N. P. to walka przeciw po-
CANON.
Ludzie ci wiedzieli pc co sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
OPRYSZKI PIORA..
(Dokonczenie.l

Arcykomlcznie wyglada} pan
Paryso W roll ,,uczciwego make
ra"; lecz stokroc smiesznieJ pred
:stawia sic nam kaznodzieja i mo-
ralizator p. Chrostowski. Okobieco-
ny Atoms jak 60 nazywa Master
cd Wiiarusa, sill sic wm6wi6 W
siebie i nielicznych prenumerato-
row Gwaazdy,, re klepski paszkwil
wywo}a} ogromny pop}och i "a
mieszanie wsrod czfonk6w iowa
rzystwa R6wnos6. Snae W
ptasiej gfowie p. Chr. ma dobre
rozwielmozni1a sic choroba ME
bezpieczna, e vie l.
kosci zwana, skoro przypuszcza
chloe ma chwile, re dostapif "a
szczytu bye nlenawidzonym,
zaabsorbowa6 swoja osoba uwage
ca}ego towarzystwa, wywo1aG az
trey nadzwyczajne posiedzenia etc.
Pozostawmy 60 wszakze W tel
blogiej mysli, re tax by}o istot-
nle... zaznaczyc tn tylko mus,my,
re tow. R 6wnosG, jake ska
dajace sic z ludzi praoy, ME mo-
glo i ME moze poswiecic o.. Chro-
stowskiemu i jego bazgrom zbyt
wiele czasu ME mozemy PREY
naJlepszych checiach.
Me bedziemy tn take zbiiaG
twierdzenia co do wysy}ania de-
putacyj do redaktora Ogniska z
prosba o umleszczenie naszej ko-
respondencyi W tenn pismie, gdyz
powinien to zrobiG sam dr.. G r u
nberg, jezell chce i nadal u
chodzic "a czlowieka honoru. re
korespondencya nasza by}a licha-
ME p%rzeczymy; p. Chr. lubi ozy-
wac wyrazdw mocnych, wiec s}usz-
ME eczekiwac ma prawo, by go w
sposob impertynencki traktowano.
Swoja droga argumenty tel zbyt
delikatnej odpowiedzi ME byly
chyba tax slabe, skoro nasz do
moros}y Szekspir musiaf uciekac
SIG az do niefortunnego ich pre-
krecania i zrobilismy mu n. D. "a
rzut, re prawi o konstytucyi, zasa-
dach i celach towarzystwa, ME
majac o tenn wszystkiem najmniej-
szego pojecia, Zamiast ~wykazania
fa}szywosci tego twierdzenia p.
Chrost. uczepif sic wyrazu bust
ness: ma .Rdwno$ci ME Srobi1em ME
mogtem srobN Sadnego business'u, DO
ona bytai jest absolutnem zerem; o.
procz sa0ojgi tffrmy ME data ma MIC, ME
z~ajmowaka SIG niczem, ME stara1a sic o
mac. jake dowod, re r 9 O s 6
n~arzuci}a sic p. Chrost. re swoja
frma, ma sfuzyc jakoby fakt wy
k%luczenia pana Twarowskiego 2 to-
warzystwa. Otoz zwracamy uwage
autora Roku zycia a., re po-
pefnia on malenka niedok}adnosc.
Pan Twarowski wystapif z iowa
rzystwa doplero W kilka tygodni
pc odegraniu Nihilistow w,
jak o tenn swiadezy ksiega proto-
kularna t~owarzystwa, wystapli zas
ola tel prostej przyczyny, re ma
zwaf p. Chrostowsklego fapserda-
klein i oszustem, czem ublizyf OBJ.
Maekiewiczowi, ktory broaif wow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
PEACCIE "a
K0lonjas 'Eoufaski''
Pulaski, Laney p. o. Wis f..

Pulaski, Aaney Z. y. WIS.
W poniedziafek, dina sgo
Kwietnia, spotkala kolonja nasza
wielka ur"czystose.
Uroezystobci takiej zadna lima
kolonja nolska w Ameryce ~jeszcze
ME doznafa. Jest to o%tworzenie
nowicyatu, to jest przyjmowanie,
powofanie %majacych ma ksiezy "a.
konnych do otworzonego semina-
ryan duchownego w Pu4askim
Dnia tego odby}a sic wotywa
ma intencye wstepujacyeh. Pre-
wielebny ksiadz Erazm Sobocinski,
gwardyan z przywilejami prowin-
eionalnemi tego& klasztoru W Pu-
4askim, najplerwszego klasztoru
polskiego ks. ks. Franciszkanow W
Ameryce, wygfosif przesliczne ka-
ZANE 10 kleryk6w braci zakon
nych CO tax trudne Ii tyIko siuzbio
Bozej oddane powofanie ma cate
&ycie sobie obrali.
skreslil on wy"zerpnJaco Sycie
zakonne, poswiecenie bez granic
sfuAbie Bozej, milosci Boga i biz
niego Il ~wyrzeczenie sic swiata,
jego ziemskich r~ozkoszy, wszelkich
znikomosci i namietnosci doczes-
nych, ma ktoro Bog tn gn'ewem, Il
pc Ia grobem sadem potepienia
karze, kiedy zas b~ogoboine, PREY
kfadne, czyste j nieskazitelne zy-
Gle duchowne W zakonie, niebem
wynagradza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
PEACCIE IA WIARUSAl
przekomamia.

Jak kfamca talk tel / kazdy
businessman musi mlec dobra pa
mice, DO %inacze; moke sic iatwo
"zasypaG''.
Zgoda (?) zapewnia, he co
kolwiek plsze i czyni, pochodzi z
przekenania. q rrzekonania vice
pred roklem wychwalafa Dakote,
istny raj, DO szlo tn 0 zachete roda-
kow, ably sic tam osiedlali. Teraz
gdy sic ten business ME udaf,
zapomina sic Pan redaktor co da
wniej mow,f Nv ostatnim numerze
to same Dakote takze pre-
konania nazywa piektem, m6wiac
&e tam W zimie mrozy i bllzardy a
W lecie pozary preryi niszcza
bezustanku krwawa prace farme-
Oto nazywa SIZE miec przeko-
nan'a... ratryotyczne.
W ostatnim numerze Zgoda
znow zacheea do osiedlenia sic W
Maryland i Virginji. Zaczekajmy
ohwile al sic zapomni pan redaktor,
to zn6w powie prawde.
q takiemi przekananiami TREE
ba bye o%stro2nym.
(R1ak 10 1meryce.)