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lie Will Put in Some of 1t in Preparing
His MesSa.ys

He VIII Put in Some of II in Preparinc-
His Message.
WASHINGTON, July l0th.-The President
Will leave here ON Friday for Deer Park,
and will spend the time of his vacation he.
tween here and that resort. He will come
to the city once week TO confer with his
Cabinet officers.
Early in August he will leave here as
the guest OF Secretary Blaine at Baf Har-
Dor, Maine, and Will spend some two weeks
IN the contemplation of Maine scenery and
III the enjoyment of Maine fishing. II is
understood that the President will put in
his time at Deer Park lsying the f6unda-
ton OF his message 20 Congress in Novem
Der next, as 1t seems TO be settled tha. an
extra session cannot be avoIaed.
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PANGANI SHELLED.
German Gunboats Ruthlessly Destroy a
Village,

Uerlhdh Uuhpoaus huthieSsiy Destroy n
Village.
ZANZIBAR, July 10th.-The German gun
boat Pfiel arrived here yesterday from Pan
gani, and she reports that that place was
shelled Monday by five German men-of-
war. Four ships of Lieutenant Wissman's
expedition, and the dispatch boat Kutch
were also before the town. After the bonn.
bardment Lieutenant Wissmans force,
numbering over 1000 men, landed, sup
ported by 400 German sailors. In doing so
they lost two boats.
All the Arabs and blacks had retired
The Germans declare they had no losses,
which is improbable. Lieutenant Wiss-
man and his force have occupied Pangani.
No German was ever killed there in the re-
cent outbreak and this ruthless destruc.
ton of the place seems unwarranted.
Mombassa is not unlikely to feel the effect,
and the British ship Turquoise is stationed
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DIR. la Mars Seminal Pills Cure all cases
of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Impotency
and all ailments csused by excess, indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative. Price, So so.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
C. o. d Address all orders to A. MCBoYLE e.
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; p. o. Box, 1859.
my66m
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The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of Pioneer Milling Company will be
held at the Office of the company, corner First
and Broad streets. on MONDAY JULY 18th, at
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of electing
Board of irectors for the ensuing year. and to
transact any aud all business that may come
before the meeting. F. B. SMITH, Secretary.
June %. 1889 Wild
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san FRANCISCO.

The Endless Blythe Case-A State Bar
Association.
SAN Francisco, July l0th.-The twenty
five or thirty lawyers who are engaged bv
the several hundred alleged brothers. sis
tiers, cousins, aunts, nephews and nieces of
the late Thomas H. Blythe, the million
are. TO secure the vast estate, assembled in
the Probate Court this morning. AsJudge
Cotfey surveyed heparty he smiled grimlv,
and Tor a moment appeared to be struggling
with an irresistible impulse to call the
meeting to order and ask for nominations
for temporary chairman. He, however,
overcame his impulse and called the Blythe
case for trial. The first matter considered
was the affidavit of Thomas l. Berein.
member of the late firm of McAllister &
Bergin, who asked that the case be contin-
ned. The firm was engaged by Florence
Blythe, the alleged daughter of the de-
ceased millionaire who claims the entire
estate. Mr.. Bergin stated that the death of
Hall McAllister had crippled the firm be-
yond repair, and prevented the prosecution
OF its litigation, and in addition, the depon-
ent has been for several months suffering
from i'll health and the death of his sister.
he said he had been unable to procure as
slstance to carry on the case until recently,
when the firm of CARRIER, Boalt & Bishop
had been engaged, but they are now all out
of town. Argument followed upon the
statements in the affidavit, majority of
the lawyers present being in favor of going
on with the trial, which had been fixed for
this morning. 1t was finally agreed, how
ever, TO postpone the case until Monday
next at II A. NJ, when, Judge Coffey stated.
the trial would proceed if there was moth
ing ready but the memory of the deceased.
TOUGH CROWD.
Thomas O'Brien, a messepger-boy about
is years old, and a companion of about the
same age, named James Ordway, were ar
rested by Sergeant Spillane and officer
Nettleton this morning about 1:30 O'Clock
at the corner of Fifteenth and Valencia
streets, and booked for the Industrial
School. O'Brien and 0rdway, with a gang
of boys, have for some time past been
making rendezvous of the hut which
stands at the corner where the arrest was
made and playing cards, drinking, ETC., till
early in the morning, finally making of
themselves nuisance to the neighbors.
A STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
A meeting of member of the Bar of
California was held In the Chamber of
Commerce this afternoon. There were some
sixty present, including several from the
interior. Thomas P. Stoney presided, and
Charles ]. Swift acted as Secretary. Re-
marks were made as to the advisability
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Il. +. stoll, Dentist. formerly of 5l1 j
street, has removed TO COS J street, over Mrs.
Katzensteins Millinery Store. my27.tf
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NEW CONSULS.

The President Names Number of For
eign Representatives
WASHINGTON, July lOth.-The President
this afternoon made the following appoint
ments Of Consuls: Emmons Clark, OF New
1ork, at Hayre; Archibald J. Sampson, of
Colorado, at Acapulco; Roswell G. Horr, of
Michigan, at Valparaiso; John +. Harti-
gan. of the District of Columbia, for the
Port of Trieste and all other ports in Aus
tria dominions, etc; John J. Chew, of the
District OF Columbia, Secretary to the Le-
cation at Nipnna
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A man at Hawkinsville, Ga, has been
married twice in the same trousers. They
are forty years old and he still wears 'em.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found For Sale, To Lei and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time AL
notices Of this character tciu be found under this
heading.
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The Sioux Indians,

WASHINGTON, July 10th.-The Secretary
of the Interior has received long letter
from the Sioux Indian Commission giving
an account of the progress of negotiations
and predicting that large majority of the
Indians will sign the treaty and accept the
terms.
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The best place in cSEsn,n TO have your printing done:
4 }. Johnston 2 Co.'S, 60 J S.. Sacramento, Cal,
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THE worst attacks of indigestion Sim
mons Liver Regulator never fails to re-
lipva
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HARRY BERNARD.

NoRNER OF SIXTH AND l. STREETS, HAS
" on hand light open and top BrGGIES. light
tYc-seAt csnopy-top CARRIAGES, for family
us,. light for one or two horses to pull also the
finest family carriages in this city light grocer
and butcher wagons, finest road carts: some
light breaking carts, price So so. Carriage
painting and repairing at the lowest possible
prices for good work. ap2O-tAp
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Retired.

WASHINGTON, July 10th.-Colonel Thos.
A. McParlan, Surgeon, was placed on the
retired list OF the army to-day by direction
of the Acting Secretary of War. DR.. Nc
Parlan was brevetted BrIgadier General in
1866 for his services in New Orleans during
the prevalence of the yellow fever there
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All scurf and tartar disappear
From mouth and teeth, though dark and dry;
And %: Uvcomes fresh, pure and clear,
If we but SOZODONT apply.
That magic wash-all now confess
Give 10 the mouth new lovelinesS. IT'S
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SUNDAY excepted. tsunday only. MONDAY
excepted. A.-For morning. P-For after
noon.
4. ". TOwNE, General Manager
T. H. GOODNAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent II
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a CARD.

MO CoLLUsIoN WITH THE SANITARY
~ Inspector. Cesspools and Vaults cleaned.
Orders left at rs J street, or at l025 Fourth
street, will be promptly attended to. The public
patronage honorably solicited.
J. II. CAMPBELL,
1plm Residence Ninth and streets.
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PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet ad-
junct.
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Court-Martial Findings.
Quiet at Hayti.

WASHINGTON, July lOth.-A dispatch has
been received at the Navy Department
from Admiral Gherardi, at Port au- Prince,
saying that affairs at Hayti are quiet.
There is no fighting of moment. He also
reported that there has been no change in
the political situation. Legitime holds
Port au-Prince. Hippolyte remains outside
of town
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WANTED-L0sT. -FOUND.
FOR SALE-TO LET.

EURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING;
Y also, single rooms for gentlemen. Call a.
1887 h street. 3t-
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
The President TO Go A-FiShinS With
Blaine Of Maine.
APPOINTMENT OF NEW CONsULs.
The Subject Of Corporal Tanners
Successor Throws Secretary
Noble Into a Pet.
THE PRESIDENTS VACATION.

tsPEcrAL DISPATCHES TO rmR ErooRD-uxoy.I
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT 1lI6
{ street, over r L. Hays plumbing and tin
shop. ivlO-3t%
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ITO LET-A MODERN-BUILT COTTAGE, 5
L rooms, trees, flowers, fruit, cement walks,
barn, grape arbor, summer-house, chicken
house, q full corner lot, lots of fruit. ALSlP,
Agent iylO6t*
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ITO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE, OR PART
4 of it, to the right party without children.
Art Gallery, 1912 Second, or Of sTROBELI. 817
street. jyl0-3t&
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01

tho Manitoba is the door of Benton and affords it such
transportation facilities its present necessities require.
This great highway built without national or Ter
ritoria subsidy government aid Of any kind 1t is
the outcroppng, rather the embodiment of faith in
the great resources of Northern and Central Montana.
1t has opened up great country an empire in area
and an Indus in natural wealth. II is already doing
immense business, but it is only the gathering Of shcaf
here and there Of the harvest be garncrcd when
the rich country contiguous to its line shall have been
scttlc. BY the army Of homcscckcrs who looking
westward with longing eyes, Then, and not till then,
will the Manitoba attain its full Of prosperity.
James Hill, its protector and builder, IS IN cnincntly
lcvcl-hcalcd man. p. ]. SEAR1.Es.
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01
PARK COUNTY, N. 7:

ITlIIERE ARE FEW counties i'll the Territory Of
W Montana that show more promising growth
and development during the past year than Park. Cap
itasts Just beginning to realize that within her
boundaries untold fortunes awaiting the cntcrprs
ing miner and business As natural sequence Of
this discovery Eastern parties representing enormous
capital Of both specializing and legitimate business syn
icacs, have been visitors in the county, and have been
quietly but rapidly purchasing the valuable mines and
preparing for development those already purchased.
One Of the chief attractions capitalists in the county
is the excellent financial condition she is in with the
corresponding low Of taxation. The entire bonded
debt of the county, including the $3O,OOO which
assumed from Gallan county at the time of the organ
ization Of Park, is only $7O,N)O, and without
outstanding warrant bill filed remaining unpaid.
The last issue of ons bearing per cent interest per
annum,, u,, running for fifteen years, commanded
premium of per This fact i'll itself is sutfi-
cicnt comment upon her financial condition. Her
scssncnt for 1883 is about $250OOOO, and the levy
about l3 mills on the dollar.
The great wealth of Park county lies in her mines.
Upon the development of this industry is being built
up commercial business and thrifty population which
will in few years place her i'll the front ranks of the
wealthy sections of country i'll the Northwest. The
minerals included among those found within her bor-
tcrs gold silver, lcad "copper" iron, zinc and nickel
The placer mines of Emigrant and Bear guchcs, Mill
creek and the Yellowstone valley being worked ut
the present tnc but small scale 1t is in the New
World mining district that Park county expects to find
the bulk of its mineral wealth. Deposits of gold bear
ing quartz have been found here in large extent, and
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01

seems to be here vcr,hc basin, whose inner surface
is lined with rich
The mining camp of Castle is tributary to Livings-
ton, the county seat Of Park county, and among the
many localities in the county that have shown signs of
becoming large mining camps are Cook city, Nyc city,
Boulder, Saltwater and Others
Even greater in value than the deposits Of valuable
minerals the beds of coal which will shortly
form the chief of the Tcrritorys fuel supply.
The successful development il this line has been
that Of the IIorr mines i'll the Park branch. Brown
Pingston have recently purchased onc-sixth interest
III the mines, and have twenty five year lease Of the
other fvc-sixhs To the ndcfatigablc efforts Of Mr.
H. f. Brown, the manager Of the work, is due the
ccssfu establishment Of this coal il the markets Of the
Territory It has been fully demonstrated that the quail
y Of this coal is Of the best, AM, it has only been
question Of development before the output would figure
largely III the item Of fuel supply. About l5O men
employed, and the development proceeds the
prospects Of the mines materially brighten The
Northern Pacific railroad takes the entire output
Of the mines and is constructing spur one and one
half miles long from the main line Of the Park branch
the mouth Of the coal tunnels. The coal Of excel
lent coking quality, and it is the intention Of the
managers construct 100 coke in the spring, and
the output mainly for that purpose. A large de-
post of rcclay is also found in connection with these
mines, and the manufacture of irc-brck will constitute
branch Of this industry in the coming year. The
Rocky Fork coal mines also lie within the boundaries
Of this county, and this goes into print arrangements
being completed to build, rather finish the Rocky
Fork railroad from the main line Of the Northern Pa
cic to these mines, where millions of tons of excellent
fuel lie awaiting transportation. This coal has
yet proved to be of cokng quality, though for all
other purposes it is found to be satisfactory.
The mines at Copendae being largely
worked and there some sixty converting the
coal into irsclass quality of coke. This is the only
section of Montana where coking coal has been found
in available quantities and the result of this will be
shown in short time by the erection of large smelling
works at Livingston, the county scat. This point has
been acknowledged by Governor Hanser and other
well posted gentlemen be the best location for such
plant in the Territory. Nature has done everything
possible i'll aorng all the necessary materials and adj
vanagcs, and it only remains for capital to utilize the
As shown above, coke be obtained in abundance
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

kisz z Ludgierzowic ma 4 lata,
Jozote Cbruszcz 2 Dodzis}awia ma
Z lat wiezicnia. - w Polskich
Olbrachcicach pod Pradnikiem
dawnieijszy g~ospodarz Isaia PREY
kopaniu " ogrodzio znalazf gar
mex, W krorym znajdewnio sic
2Sl monet s%rebrnych 1920 do 1925.
rokn.
w Zorach zawiedzifa sic sfuza-
ca Julia Zapora. q Kictrza dw6ch
pfociem;kow m%ajstr6w wydnlaJa.
w Raciborzu poblera &c skfa-
dek dobrowolnych $50 biednych
jzieci darmo ciepfe sniadanie.
Nasz KsiaSe Biskup W procta.
win udzielif W dniu w~czorajszym
81 klerykom wi&szych swieceh
Kapfuhskich. Pomiedzy mimi jest
tylko II m%owiacych pc polsku; brak
ksiezy .Polakow w Obscene; naszcl
dyecezyi jest wielki, gdyz w'eks7a
potowa ludnosci Jest polska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
z G6rnego Szlaska
d. % grudnia 1888

Wydalania ME ustawaja; W
Kr6lewskiej Hucie celebrate l72
gornik6w, z Galicyi pochodzacych,
rozkaz cd l%andratury q Bytomia do
opuszczeuia Prus przeciagu 8
dni. Wieksza Geese wybraia sic
TED nicbawem do s'ron rodzlnnych,
pozostaiym oznajmiono pc kilku
dniacb, re ma przedstawienic xarza
du hopalnl rokaz cofnieto l POGO
stac NIGGA do l mnrcnr J.. p. = II
Or. odbyf sic rrzy licznym udziale
public@nosci W Laurahucie pogrzeb
braci Piotra i Pawia Faikis, krorzy
smierc gwn}towna znalezli W ko-
palni Waterlov; jeden liczyf dopie.
lat IS, drugi "a. - W Racibo"zu
toczyfy sic pred sadem praysiqgiych
dwie sprawy przeciwko dwom ME
wiastom. obydwle byty oskarzone,
re mellow swoich TAX zbiiy, IL wsku.
TEX zadanyoh ran smierG nastapifa.
Sad obiedwie osadzit, Anne Mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Cesarzowej wdowie pc Fry
deryku III zapisa}a iakas bar
dzo bogata ksiezna znaczna
Geese swego wielkiego maj4t-
ku, cos IL milionow frankow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
OZDOBA IZBY.

III SO centow W znaczKach
pocztowych dostaniecie Cd W.
A. Lorbieckiego Winony,
Mian., sliczny polski obraz 2
stopy szeroki 8 wysokl maja
cy wartosc S 100. Przedsta-
via on nam W pardzo slice
nych kolorach, Matke Boskq
Czestochot ska, otoczonq her.
bami Polski, Litwy i Rusl.-
Kazdy abonent Wla1usa i kaz
dy czfonek Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
powlnien mice ten obraz W
swoim domu.
Adres p. Lorbiecklego jest:
1872 e. Senborn Str, Winoua,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

U.nar1 ksiaze heski, ojciec
ks. Aleksandra Battenberga,
ktory panowaf W Bulgaryi.
Zmar]y ksiaze ozenlony byf z
Polka, corka polskiego gene
ra&o Il a uki G 6 o, kt6ry W
roku 1868 dowodzil W powsta-
niu polskiem i przybrat sobie
wtedy nazwIsko B o s a k, W
+. 1870 gas byi pod Garybal.
dim W wojnie francuskiej prze.
civ Niemcom i W bitwie ivy
cieskiej polegl. Zmarfy ksiaze
heski byt bardzo szanowany
w Swlecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

toseiwy kasyer. ktdry uwazajac'
ze pieniadz oplesniafy jest tax do
bry jak i swiezy, kupi billet 40
Kanady, poda adres ma Berdy-
czow, a ,,obywatelom" l nora-
ciom" zostaw1 W kasie fge.
Skonczywszy re strona, ktors
MONA nazwat materyalna nowo-
jorczan, ~przejdzmy do ich strony
moralnej o lie to sig tyczy poczu-
cha patryotyzmu. Ia przykfad wez-
my obch6d ostatni listopadowy a
n%ajlep,ej on naszych bracl zcha-
r~akteryzuje.
Ziednoczen1e Polak6w blerze
1nicyatywe i zwotuje Polonia no
wojorska do zgromadzenia sic W
celu naradzenia sic mad urzaadze-
MEM obchodu. Zesz}o sic az 80
Polak6w, pc wieksze] czssci wy
kletych postepowcow a szczerych
patryot6w, zas krzykaczy z %nsosaj-
tow" ami Jednego. Obecni czfon-
kowie ,,Zjednoczenia" PIP. Kop.'
Slesz. i Grodz. usuwaja sic zupef-
ME cd wziecia czynnego udz'atu
w urzadzaniu obchodu, hub PREY
1ecia tylko urzedu ma p%osledze-
niu przedobchodowem, %oblecu]ac
tylko pewna pomoc materyalna re
strony Towarzystwa, ktore oni re-
p~rezentuja. w rezultacie jedynie
Tow. 80 Maj" wyasygnowafo ma
ten eel dol. 5, a reszte potrze-
bnych p~ieniedzy zebrano drogaa
publicznej skfadki. Koniec- VOL
nj Strzelcy ostentacyjnie wymasze-
rowuja ma obchod do Brookllna,
Tow. 3 MAJ bierze in corpore u
dzia1 w obchodzle n~owojorsklm
zas zarzad, albo raczej czesc "a
rzadu zasiada urzedowo Broo'
klynie, mowc6w odmawiaja, Ska
lula i stawiaja wszelkie motive
przeszkody dla nieudania sic ob
chodu urzadzonego przez zydow
(Trudno i'm by by}o dowiesc, ze
So zydam, Z wyjqtkiem DR.. e.
Ma sail znalazfo sic okofo 600 O
sob, ii. lyle, lie sala mogfa pc
miesciG i to ~jeszcze najintellgen
tniejszej czesci publicznosci nowo
jorskiej. Program obchodu by
swietnie wykonany a nawet by
jeden numer nadprogramowy t.
wystapienie szynkarza z Jersey q
ty, ,,Krakusa" Baka czy tez b.
kalskiego, ktdry SVEN bydlecer
wystapieniem %narazif sic ma wy
prowadzenie "a drzwi, a trzeba ty.
ko zafowac, re oleju, kt6rego m
brakuje W g}owie, ME dolano z pc
moca tegiego kija. Gdzie slow
ME pomoze, tam pomaga zwykl
xii. Krakusi, kt6rych on hahba c
kry1, maja go wykluczyc re sweg
grona~kara to ola niego "a mai;
Optymsstu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
(Kuryer .RolskO
z SOUTH BEND, Ind,

z SOUTH BEND, Ind, de-
nos; Wlara Ojc&y@aa: W koscie-
lie sw Jadwigi odbyfo sic d. O..
grudnia, 40 godzinnc nabo&enstwo.
w. KS. Raszkiewicz z Otis; W w.
ks. Taras;cwiczi Zy1fa z Chicago:
w. ks. Kobylihsk1 2 North Hud-
soE; w. ks. Knoll z Bronson j w.
ks. WtadysIaw Zborowski, nowo
wybwiecony kapl"n, przyby'y W
lynne samym czasie z Eurory, pra-
cowali W Winnicy Pahskiej, to tez
zniwo bylo obfitc, 30 okoto zoo
osob przystapi}o do Stofu Pm
skiego podczas tel nroczystosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
z Melodji Ludowych.

Stojafa mud ktadka,
Patrzafa ma wode;
Patrza}a bestyja
Ma swoja urode...
A ma wodzie by}a
Niby ona druga,
Rychtyk takus'chka,
TAX sleplaml mruga.
Me mrugaj, ME mrugai
Mad woda dzicwczyno;
Bo mrugania twoje
Do NORA pc ptyna...
LOPEZ oto mrugnlj
Pc ladzie, pc ziemi,
Moze lsto poleci
liz slepiami twemi.
Mrugnij chocby ma mnic
A ujrzysz co bedzie...
Pokionle sic starym
Dam pa zapowiedzio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
Przeglad gazet pol
skich w Ameryce.

W Milwaukee pun F. II. r,
Jabionski rozpoczal angciska 'zko-
to w~ieczorna W hall s. j. Hany-
zewskiego. Wyktad odbywa sic W
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