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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14

The iamingo was the subject of riddle that
lasted many long day. 1t was this, What
does the hamingo do with her long legs when
she is sitting?" Stand Of course" used to be
the answer. And so the pictures were drawn
of the hamingo standing straddlewise across
nest contrived of carefully fitting proportions.
But the visits of ornthologists of late years
to the breeding places of these birds have
shown this to be pure fallacy. And visitors
to the Natural History Museum, Cromwell
road, can now see famingo correctly repre-
sented. sitting on her eggs like any other bird.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14

Good Women With Worthless Husbands.
Norristown Herald
A Boston man offers to prove by statistics
that seven-tenths of the marriage engage
ments that are broken are broken by women.
When we look around and see the number
Of worthless husbands supported by their
wives, the wonder is that at least ten-tenths
of the broken marriage engagements are
not broken by women.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
Valuable Aid.

Burlington Free Press.l
Smith-Jones, were you enlisted during
the war?
Jones-No, put my sympathies we're.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14

Do you want something delicious? Then
Try some OF MarYlns Easter Creams, the
daintiest novelty Of the season. ruTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
The PrOhibitiOn Amendment

May stop the sale of liquor, but it will only
increase the popularity of Marvin's superior
bread and crackers. All grocers keep them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
A Vigorous Awakening.

Mrs. Fondley-Why, fatherl what are
you doing?
Little Edwin-I thought he'd slept long
enough, so 1 connected his 'leetric belt with
tn burglar alarm an touched her Off
Judge
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
Domestic Economy.

Use only Marvin's superior bread and
crackers. They are for sale by all grocers,
and are the best made in the State.
TuFSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14

SEE that you are not imposed on by imi-
tations of Salvation Oil Price % cts a
bottle.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14

Poor Policy Is TO Buy Cheap Cologues,
Extracts or powders, when for little more you
can have Atkinson's exquisite productions.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
Juniper Tree Christians.

The Prophet Elijah once had an attack Of the
hypo. There was no reason for it, except, per-
haps. that he was overworked and his liver was
out of order. The nerves are the DEVILS fiddle
strings. Anyhow, he left Israel; let his work,
of which his hands were full, ooze out between
his fingers, and ran away. He went beyond
Beersheba and lay down under juniper tree.
Lying there, this is what he said; 1T is enough;
now, o Lord, take away my Iife." Evidently
he had it bad.
True, he was called to deal with bad lot
with Ahab, mean, cruel and leprous with
iniquity: with JezebeI, the most formidable
woman in the whole Bible, woman who could
have given points to Old Nick. But God was
with him. God had Just proved it by making
him victorious over the priests of Baal there
on Mt Carmel He chose bad time to run
away. Men usually run from defeat, not from
success. Had Elijah acted like himself he
would have responded to JezebePs in
solent message when she Sent him
word that she would have his life
before the morrow, as Chrysostom did, when
the Empress Eudoxia threatened him: "Go
tell her l fear nothing but SIM" He would
have replied as Basil did when Valerius the
Arian Emperor, told him he would put him to
death: Il would that you would shall be in
heaven the sooner" He would have said as
the Prince of Conde did, when the French
suffer perpetual DaEishment or death: "As to
the first of these never will; as to the other
two leave the choice to Your Majesty"
Elijah lost splendid opportunity. But he
soon came to himself and returned to his work
in Israel Only once in his life did he show the
white feather.
There are acres and acres of juniper tree
Christians. They are ready to die of rose in
aromatic pain" They despair of God, of them
selves, of the Church, of the world. They are
in chronic decline. Weak and spent, they
want to be perpetually coddled and carried.
To these dillettant we say: Get up from
under that juniper tree. Elijah only stayed
there for an hour. You have pitched your
camp and squatted there. Get up. Do some
thing. Be something. If You want to initiate
Elijah initiate him before and after the juniper
tree episode. By confronting you will over
come your difficulties, as he did.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14

"Lor! Mrs. Green, what on arth's the
matter with your husband ?"
"Well, you see, he's been tryin' to do the
{. .Pigs-in-Clover puzzle, and it sorter affected
him. Life.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
No Need for New Sins.

New Hampshire has practiced what we
preached IN these columns a week or two ago.
and has rejected the proposed Constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of liquor, by an adverse majority of 5000
votes.
The Boston Transcript day or two since,
printed symposium of views foreshadowing
the fate of the proposed similar amendment in
Massachusetts, at the election to be held on
April 2. The total result is, 207 votes against
IS in favor. The views are those of great
variety of prominent men, OF all callings. OF
the lawyers go are against to in favor; of the
merchants, As are against, to Is in favor; of the
college presidents, are against, to in favor;
OF the ciergymen, 81 vote aye and 36 nay.
The question as to whether it is sin per Sc
to manufacture and sell inIoxicants is still an
open one. In these circumstances, it is absurd
to treat a question of expediency as question
of criminality. There is sin enough IN the
world that is acknowledged to be sin. There is
no need for State to play Congress and legis-
late new sins into being. A majority may
legislate for the judgment, but not for the con-
science.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
1T SHOCKED SOUTHERN LADIES.

talittleinformal meeting in parlor few
days ago club of ten was gotten up in
short order, The ladies Of the South are al
speaking out in meeting. Such an indie
corous thing, such departure from old
time ways, such violation OF the domestic
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
SNUBBED BY VICTORIA.

The Prince of Monaco reigns over his
5000 subjects from the height of throne,
gilded by the tripot, with the solemnity of
Louis XIV. at Versailles. His guard of
honor lis it the correct term?) is composed
of70 men; his army, of 36 carabiniers and
IS sergents de vile. What people say
about the etiquette Of this court is difficult
to realize. Taciturn and blind, the Prince
lives surrounded by Jesuits and ''the re-
ligious." Some say he is stung by remorse
at his metier; others, on the contrary, assure
us that he regards his satisfactory position
with majestic philosophy and serenity.
Like the Persian monarch, the Prince of
Monaco is seldom seen. His son, the
hereditary prince, spends a week every
year in the Principally d gives dinner
to the principal functionaries, the clergy,
the navy, the army, the judges, the other
principal personages in the Principality,
and the lords ofroulette and bsrons OF trente-
et-quarante. As the hereditary prince rep
resents his father, all must remain standing
during the reception. Everybody knows
that Queen Victoria passed part of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
BEAUTY's SILENT ELoQUENCE.

The japanese room of Mr.. Henry Mar
ouand, the new President of the Metropoli-
tan Museum, illustrates the adsptability of
japanese art room needs. Its purpose is
that of a living room, a room in which
man may find himself at home surrounded
not only by his family, but also by the pre-
cious but eloquent silence of dear inanimate
things. The suggestiveness OF japanese art,
which has been several tunes alluded to,
makes it the best of company. Every form
Is packed with meaning. Lying back at
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:''

ARCAD!A, WIS, J; x. CysEwskr,
APPLETON MINI Jan Jezewski
BERLIN, WIS !, s \ T: chojnaeki
BoYINGTON, P: @: WIS. J. zywick.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarskl
BUFFALO,N NY. JanZurek, cor. Lovejoy&D etroitS.r.
Jan Goryca So Townsend Str.
BAY CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybylinski L. B. 90
CALUMET. MICH. L.. Wroblewski.
DETROIT. MICH. W. A. MADAJ7sss,. AubienAv
DULUTH, MINI. Ant. Gralaaoes-srdStr zeAv W.
DODGE, ? Q; WIS. F. Brom. A.. Mondry.
GlLLMsANN, BENTON Co. MO. wawnyniec
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
153 Davis Str.
GLoSIER, N: T. NJ: Danielewski.
INDEPENDENCE, WIS. Flip Woiczyk.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich Cichowicz
LA SALE, ILL. Adam Goszczynski
LA CROSSE Wis, Michal Nowaki Oh JacksonStr.
MIMIC, D. T.. Jul. Wirkus. Teodor Wysocki.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humbold Av. Ser
MIMI An spG, BEzo1kals 7yo6I7:7nd Ave:
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. Karol D.. NowaE
morris RUN. Joz. Katlewski
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hildebrandt
NANTICOKE PA. w Narkiewic7 L Michal wski
PON1ATOWSKI WIS. Iozef Blaszka
POLONIA, WI Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinski 40 nth Str
EVE POINT, Wiktor Pogorzelski
81 PAUL, MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Rice,s Point
SHAMOKIN,P PA. Franciszek Cimochowski Ian Wit
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST LOUIS, Mo. V Mazurek, 141oN 10 Str
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, Corvence& Junction
WlLNO, MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
pofnocy.

- Dobrze - odpewiedz'as
= przyszfa sobote oblerzemy
do ucieezki. Po2iewa2 jedna~-
Se " lynn dniu nam wlele
do zafatwienia, nle moge pray
byd pc ciebie do miasta; zwro.
cifoby to zreszta zbyt uwage.
Jestes dziewczyna odwazna,
bedziesz vice pc pofnocy cze-
kafa ma mnie W leslie mad
stawem, gdzie pc pierwszy rae
sic spotkalismy.
Roza przyrzekfa.
Jakby przypadkiem oko Err
wilma pablo teraz Ma klucze wi.
szace IA gwozdziu mad blur
klein.
= Co to "a klucze? - spy
tai cd niechcenia.
10 klucze cd gfownej
kasy = by!a odpowiedz. -
Ojciee pracowaf tn po5no W
noe i zapewne zapomniat "a
brae je re SODA do sypjalni,
jak zwykle czyni.
Erwin zdj4wszy klucze mo
viii:
- OtwieraJa zamki do kro-
CT tysiecy, moznaby... = Ia
trzymaf sic ma chwi)e, petem
dat inny zwrot movie i rzekf
rzucajac ma Role zwrok szyb.
XII, badawczy: - To nieostro-
anose re strony OLGA t1ego
pozostawiac tuta] klucze.
Szuber byf gotow lada
chwile wyskoczyc i wyrwaG
mu klucze; ME watpif, Be "a
mierza je sohie przywfaszczye;
przynajmniej dlugo lie zatrzy
mywaf, obrocif sic takze rae
2 mimi pod swiatfo j zdawafo
sic, jakoby je W reku gniotf.
Potem powiesif je szybkc> ur-
wal roznowe i pobiegf ku
crzwiom upo,nnlawszy Jeszcze
raz Role, ably ME omleszka-
Ia naznaczonego wieezora sta.
vic sic W leslie l milczee o
wszystkieE.
Nirbawem drzwi frontowe
zamknleto, a Ro2a udafa sic
cichulko do swego pokoju.
Sluber zapall! znowu swla
Ito i obejrzaf dok1adnle klu
cze, czyli czassm gosc nocny
ieh ME p%rzemienif, Byfy te
sarue i to uspo6oilo g.; W
wasach ich jednakze odkryi o.
drob1ne jakiejs biaiej masy.
Byf to wosk. Jakby biyskawl-
ca przeszfo przez mysl S1ube
Ia:
= Wis.elec ter zrobii sob1e
odci-k kluczy i zamierza O
krasc kase! Acb, ten bandyta;
nieomal hyfby mnie i famllia
mola wtraclf W nleszczescie!
Music 60 uczynie nieszkodll.
wynn. Ale jake tego doka
FAC ME wystawlajqc ma szwank
czci mego lekkomyslnego
dziewczecia?
Ne mai ma to rytanie
chwilowo odpowiedzi. ZaAadaG
pomocy wfadz, rozglosie rzecz,
tego ME chciaf, a )ednak n,r
mOgf kasY naraZac ma nlebez'
pieczehstwo, Rely podawaG
ma jezyki ludzkie. Niemniej
rie mogf sic zwierzyG zonie,
gdy& wszystkoby uwa4aia ga
wymysi, obsypafaby 60 wy
rzutami, a bye moze nawet
ulatwitaby ucleezke ROXY.
Dfugo bl]ac sic z myslami
powziai nakoniec postanowie-
ME; poszedf do swego pnkoju
i bezsenny doczeka} sic ranka.
ROZDZIAL XXI.
Nazajutrz rano Erwin pus-
cit sic ku zagrodzie Hamikla.
Zastaf wszvstkich PREY snia-
daniu; podaf reke Marync- j
Leopoldowi.
Leopold spojrzaf ma niego
jak ma swego zfego ducha; ME
cOI1if H., ,ocoo1o . ,,n ,,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

TOWleSc ODycZaJOHa q AaS"JoA
czas6W.
Viqg dals7y),
Przeszeafszy sic kilka razy
przez peko], Erwia stanaf pred
R6la.
DIS - rzekf - PREY
szfos6 nasza rozstrzygnae sic
musi; ME zniese d}uzej niepe-
wnosci j ustawicznej meki.
Pswiedz mi otwarcie Ro3e:
kochasz maie ty i jestssli go
iowa poniese kaada efare ola
mnIe?
= Jak mozesz pyta@? -
odrzekia - wiesz, lie Gle ko-
cham, i ze niema 2adnej OLA
ry na swiecie, ktore!bym z
weselem ME poniosfa, ]ezli to
przyczyni CT sic do szczescia,
albo choeby tylke radosci.
= Oczekiwafem tel odpo
wiedzi - rzekf - ale ma co&
ida sic mifosc nasza, jezli po-
zostanie bez nadziel, jezli oj
ciec twoj ME zezwoli nigdy
ma nasze pofaczenie. Wiednae
bedziemy oboje, al SERGE nam
peknie z bolu. To potrzeba
predkiego pestanowienis.
Jakie5 to postanowienies-
zapytafa Ro2a.
= Trzeba nam uciekaG, u.
eieka6 "a morze, gdzie mas
ME desisgnie reka twego OF
ca.
= Mialazbym rotajemnie @,
puscie ojca ] make i zakrwa.
vie ich SERGE? = zapytafa.
- Sadzifem, les zdolna po-
niese ella mnie kazda ofare =
mowf Erwin gniewnie - ty
zas "a pierwsza propo1ycya o
kazujesz chwiejnost, rebisz
trudnosci. Zaprawde, Jezli mi
lose twa ME jest wieksza, le-
piej mi z toba zerwae i 20
szukac innej,, silniejszej nlewia.
sty. Dosyc takich, ktore mniej
heda skrupuiatne i z radosc'a
siegna po hrabicwska koro.e
- Ach, Erwinie, to tax
trudno opusci6 ma zawsze OLGA
i make i zabrae klatwe ich
z SODA do obcego kraju. 70
staw mi csas do namysfu.
- DIS konczye nale2y
odparf = namysf przedfuza
jedynie niedole. Zreszta bez
pedstawna twa Ottawa, De
gniew OLGA dtugo potrwa. Sko.
no sic przekona, Re wezef
maizehski mas zfaczyt, lie mic
]uz zmieni6 sic ME da, ME O.
m1eszka dad nam p6znie1 swe
bfogosfawienstwo i cieszyc sic
bedzie, ze sami doprowadzi-
lismy rzecz do takiego konca.
- TAX mniemasz? - Ia
pyta1a Roza edetchnqwszy
g1eboko; cieszyla sic wldocz-
ME, Re znalazta powod, kto-
ry ucleczke jej mniej czynii
wystepna.
= Me tylko maiemam, =
odrzekf = ale WIEN ma pc.
VINO.
- Wlec po]de q toba ma
sam koniec swiata - zawofa-
la.
= TAX daleko tymczasem
ME udamy sic, = odpowie-
dziaf = lecz tylko do Anne
ryki, zkad kaadej chwili pc.
wroci6 mozemy, gdy ojciec
twoj nam przebaczy, ma to
zas niediugo roczekamy.
Szuber JUL zamierzat posko,
czye, chwycie uwodzlciela "a
gard!o i "a drzwi 60 wyrzu
cic; zdawaio mu sic jednako-
woA, lie Erwin ME skonczyf
]eszcze %wyjasnieh swych. l ME
omylif sic. Pc chwili mowlf
Erwin dale]:
Pojmiesz, lie tax dale
ka podroa z wlelkiemi koszta-
mi jest poiaezona. Kllka dni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

eli ok'em na przybylego, z,nie-
nil sic rownie2 ma twarzy; pc
znai BOWEN " c55.ym, ktore
go Marynka nazywaia hrabia, !
msza, ktory kiedys chfopcem
uc;ekf z zamku lego pana.
Predko skonczywszy sniadanie
udaf sic do swei izdebki, ably
bye mole podsluchae eowod
przyjsc'a hrabiego,
Tcaasce odda|eAie sic star
ca, ktorego tie pozpaf, hardzo
bylo na reke.
Marynko - rzekl =
chcia}bym twolm meaem pc.
movie poufnie, p~ozostaw mas
samyeh ma chw'le i zablerz
dzleci.
Gdy pozostali sami, zwrociI
hrabia wzrok ma wynedzniafa
po,tac Leopolda i mowil:
: Z'iaJe sic, u ME na7byt
szczodrze chleb twoj CT odmie-
rzono; rrzyda1oby CT sic pole
pszenie losu.
No, vice COZ? 3D.
rzekf sucho Leopold.
- Otoz ele zaraz strach D.
pada! - rzekf Erwin szyd>ac
= przedslewezniemy wspol-
ME interes, ktory W iednei no.
cy uczyni Gle b"gaczem. Mnie-
nam, ze ME odrzucisz 60. al
BOWEN, kto ma ma sumieniu
zab6jstwo, mole i W kradzlezy
dopomodz.
Serc- Leopolda wzdrygnelo
sic ma take przypuszczenie, 9
,jednak usmi4ch rad"sci pre-
blegf mu po twarzy; albowiem
ten sam czfnwiek, ktory tax
dfugo woizif gona fahcuchu gro
ny, zan,rerzn / w,]awiG mu ia
lemnice mogqca mu dpstarczyG
broni.
- Wide - mowlf hrabia
- ae sunienie twcje niece
sic ro>szerzyfo; To- j dobrze;
me p%otrzsbuje w takim razie
dfug'ego w~*epu. Zatem w So
bote W nocy zac'agniemy po-
zyczke 2 kasy, W ktorej le3a
krocie, lak innych ludzl
sretrnk fenyg,. Zreszta ME
potrzebuje>z ..lc wiecej uczy-
n6, jak STAG ia straAy; reszty
dokonam san.
- Cnyii ! podziaiu7 = spy
tai Leopold szyderczo.
Zaufaj mi = rzekf Err
win = skoro sl<ohczymy pra-
&c, nastapl rzetelny pedz'af.
M mie}scu wprawdz;e bedzie
memo2liwym, DO tam wypa.
dnia dac drapaka co zywo;
lecz leslie PREY ruinie zej-
dzlemy sic. gdybysmy sic mic.
|: zguble. Badz przeto gote-
wynn na srbote W 1ocy; cze-
kai u wejscia do miasta; cho-
dzl o szczescie tive.
Leopold wyprostowaf sic
dumnie i rzekf:
Sz"zescie mole znlszczo-
ne, odkad przez pana costa
tenn p~rduszczony do przekle
t"go czynu; ale z duma mo-
&c ~wyznaG, Re zabojstwo owo
byfo ma plerwsza i ostatnia
zhr"dnia. Rece mole nile dot
knefy sic kradzlonego grosza
ME dotxna sic nigdy, choG-
bym m'ai umrzec z gfodu.
: Mowisz smiafo - Cd
part hrabia Il wsciekfoscia w
oku - zapumlnasz tylko. IL
je1uo sfowo mole w%ystarczy,
ably Gle okuc W kajdany.
Me mniemaj pan, ze
M lie ia grozba zastraszysz =
"ipowledzlaf Leopold. Z
Bogiem moIm pojednaiem sic
"zgiedem owego czynu okrop-
nego. a zkolwiek sumienie Jaw
SIZE jeszcze usp1erz,e sic ME
da. Wiele razy JUL zamysIaiem
prze]ednac takze sprswleaIl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
FIR. GIZYNSKI
b fryzyer
w CHICAGO

729 Milwaukee Ave.
polecu wzgledem Szanownych
Rodakow swo] pierwszorzedny
zakfad golarski i fryzyerski-
jedyny polski ma Milwaukee
Ave, mogacy zadowoinic zupef-
ME kazdego ziomkow tax
rzetelna i skora obsfuga, jake
tel cenami bardzo um1arkowa-
nemi.
Fl. Gl:Syasski
720 Milwaukee AAe.
@Zarazem AGENCYA
WLAhUSA.
DSStacya zamowieh ola
jednej z najprzednieJszyeh pral-
nj W miescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
PruRsy POlsl1ie.

Medsy oqfoszeniami W ostatnim
numerze PrzyJaciela by}o
doniesienie O folwarczku w Jabfow-
ku pod Pelplinem, kt6ry MONA
wziaG zaraz W dzierzawe. z folwar-
czkiem tym Jest TAXA sprawl. Pan
DIR. Teodor Kalkstein, w}asciciel ia
b}owka, wydzlerzawif grunta tel
wsi ma d}uzsze lata parcelami mic
dry w1oscian i robetnik6w. Ma
dzierzawc6w zg}osili sic sami Pola-
cy, a mledzy mimi jeden tylko Me
mice, katolik, z kt6rym dzierzaw-
cy Polacy dobrze byli znajomi i
pragneli 60 mice miedzy soba. lynn
czasem ten w}asnle d~zierzawca u
ciekf teraz 7 miejsca i wyniosf sic
podobno do Ameryki, gdy sasiedzi
jego Polacy nietylko ME maja po-
trzeby ami checi uciekac, ale pre-
ciwnie maja sic dobrze, ehwala So
bic to miejsce i trzymaJac sic ku-
py, sp%odziewaia sic z czasem dero-
bic tax, IL dzierzawione grunta ma
w}asnosG nabyG zdolaj2. Martwi
ich tez bardzo postepek Niemca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
S. ID. hr. Konstanty Bminski

Dnia IS marca zgasf W die
dzicznej swej m%aJetnosci Glesn'e
pod Wyrzyskiem w IS reku zycin
hr. K constantly B k i,
veteran z r. 1881 gorliwy zawsze
uczestnik wszystkich nastepnych
usiiowah narodowych. .Je len
z przyjaciof zmar}ego" przesiat (z
Wagrowieckiege) do ,Dziennika"
plekne wspomn'enie rosmiertne, Z
kt6rego nastepujace podajemy
szczegofy::
,,Powstanie listopadowe zasta-
TO sp. Konstantego W Dreznie,
gdzie odbywaf nauki W akademii
wojskowej. Ma wiadomosc o wypad-
kach warszawskich, zmariy
Konstanty wrdcif do kraju, zacia-
gnaf SIC do pu1ku Mazurow l
mianowany ofcerem, brat udziaf
we wszystkleh znacznleJszych BIZ
twach przez caiy ciag po%wstania,
kazdej nieledwie odnosif
mniej luo wlecej ciezkie rany Ale
to mu ME przeszkadzafo, ohoc
czesto 2 niezabIlznionemi cafkowicie
ranaml, stawlac sic DO nastepneJ
b;twy, ma czele swojego plu-
tOnu.
Jeden tylko wspomne %wypadek,
kt6ry swiadczyG moze o jego meg
kie] odwadze i przytomnosci
umysiu, doswiadczonym, juz wy
trawnym zo}nierzom wia5elwej.
We wyprawie niefortunnej Skrzy-
neckiego ma gwardya, wysiano 8.
p. Konstantego p6znym wieczorem
ma patrol. Ujechawszy zuaczny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
III
Galley a.

Dnia q. m. zmar} we Lwowie
prof. Alfred B i e S i a d e c k i,
pretomedyk Galicyi, piastujacy wy.
soki ten urzad cd roku 1879. Sw.
pamisci Biesiadecki bra1 roku
1879 %polecenia rzadu austryackie-
60 udzia} W miedzynaredowej ko-
misyi lekarskiej, kt6ra panstwa po-
szczeg6lne wys}a}y do Rosyi, ce-
lem zbadania wybuch1ej tara dzu-
my azyatyckiej. Cd roku 1868
1879 by4 profesorem %wszechnicy
iagiellohskiej. ZmarIy wydaf sze1eg
prac W jezyku polskim i niemie-
ckim, kt6re So chluba medycyny
polskiej. Gdzie i jak m6g} tylko,
wszedzie ma kazdym miejscu Cd
znacza} sic jake prawy i kraj sw6j
mi}ujacy obywatel.
Geese iego pamieci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

pare narzeczonych... ur2niemy
sic na to biede.
b.
gosiewicz, p~rewadzac Szczu-
paekiege.-No ty Szcz upasiu
JUL dis Gle weiy wyrzeczesz,
niepra ~da3?
Eft haec Hacienda ct lila
non omnittenda!- ozwat sic
preboszcz do Szczupackiego.-
On TAX bedzie sic raczyf, jak
ia prey mszy swietej i wlnem
i woaa!
-Ha... c6a robi6... sprohu-
]e... szepnaf Szczupacki. la
temi trzema parami poszli Pu-
kalski 2 Sarnewiczem, ChY-
balski z Kr, pr m, a uradova
ny Stacho prowadzif Stefe.
-Takl sic dobrze skonczy-
1o-szepna' do mich pan ia,
centy-chociaz kto, vie CODY
byfo. moi chtopcze, gdybys
mnie to byf zrobli! Kto wie!..
Koniee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
smo ludewe russkie ,,Posiannyk''

smo ludewe russkie ,,Posfannyk"
barwy austryacko- ultramontahskiej.
G. K. namiestnictwo zatwier-
dzi}o Stowarzyszenie imienia Kra-
szewskiego, majace ma celu utwo-
rzenie funduszu ma stypendyuM
ola Polek, ksztaFcacych sic ma uni
wersytetach zagranica. Wlelkoss
funduszu zakresleno ma 10000 z}r.
Instytucya pozyteczna, ale jakby
kpiny re studentek, ochrzczona
i.rienlem autora ,,Szalonej".