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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

On the Ridge B-tw~en the ssinom-
ish aud samtsh Flats.
BAY FfEw. Jaly II.

BAY NfEw, JnIy III.
The new town ~ Bay View. IN the
Skagit county. is beautifully located
ON a ridge al high land which sep
arates the noted farming country
known a. the sainonsish and sasnls h
Hats. The town is rapidly Improving,
but needs several industries ia the
way II business, and il uav I've that
there are some people ia yeur city
xho. with small means. Couli fad ia
BAY slaw q tngn 20 suit them. We
have tao gawmi l.. tso stores. tao
hotel one livery hglsine two -
Irons, blacksmith shop ard quite
nu2utsr ul ,tauiin&E Ae al have
a very pretty N. +. EA8rrh, ssi about
Completed, and Il -sova is n8 on sut.t
"a bsai a Baptist church.
We NEED a doctor and = dsuR stove
very 3ngch; q hardware store. shoe,
maker. clothing store. painter. fuvnf-
ture store. briesyari, sash aud door
factory. Nfe have excellent eiay for
brick and being near ship Harbor. it
world. nn doubt. pay well
The sash and door business would
he a paving investment. for we have an
kaAhHtf' . 10y Va Va - .EAttHttE rs
fewn. and having water cownsunsca-
ton Sith seattle. ship fiHr8or and
Niatc0u. a market would readily te
found. One thousand men az.
on the Shin Usfpar road. which means
that Skagit county y III soon Sc opened
~ and AZ the small i.wns i~av0rab3y
located wili iufuse mes life and keep
np wish the times. The ROAD wili pass
near Bay Niew, and this. afh daily
connection with ship Harbor by water,
Nill make i.ay Fiss ere OF the pref.
tis<t tGwus or the Sounfi
We have a Inc body OF timber *.
tetading three and one-hall miles u
tise Olympic marsh This land car -,
bought for SIS to 80 per aere. The
land : n vers rsch. black soil on top oi
clay, Lies E~@rfeetly level ard wili make
pretty homaez for those witb limited
rneags We have good water, u fine
view II Fetiiia hay. the islands, cult
% Georgia an3 the CREST oateYuHing
fields Of the ~winafalsE and rannIsh.
We are buiiisug a race track and when
il j. completed We vii organize q
4s4unfw sN8~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

| have been authorized by Mr..
W. S. Iadd, of Portland, to sell
his 100 acres OF land in Section s,
living between Lake Union and
Green Lake, by the acre in sub
divisions 70 suit, at low prices and
on easy terms. Surveyors are now
subdividing the tracts This IS
unquestionably the finest oplsor-
tunity ever presented for seouringa
suburban home site, or tor I specu-
lation, within the reach OF any one.
This land is high, smooth and
slightly, much of it being in vieY
OF the city and Lake Union and
the balance overlooking Green
Lake.
Bear in mind tha, this land IS
convenient to The motor line now
under construction 10 Green Lake.
To any one purchasing 5 acres
of this land for immediatc inn
provement, I viii donate , water
iron, lots on Green Lake for boat
house, etc.
y. B.--None OF my property Al
Green Lake is for sale by the acre,
but only in lots and blocks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
sxoosp STREET - % HIGH.
Earth Might he Taken out and Put
4a gaasussrclaf street.

second street. ssoss Yssisr hvenge ~ Pike
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: ss,sne six feet b4sow the established
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ia wgf = ~ rssslf fn permanently ian pfsx-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
THE LOCAL MARKET.

TAsss Q.se.ssess Are R~vsssA ssA Ger
roctea Every Day.
ss Sss pulss sissi1 Il Z <. New York. $ss.sS: 81:
'cease-Gsrket strong; srs<n Rte, lsossc;
SMcsss s ssas.or r aasss.d i Rio and Se cSsss RSSi. a.
Java. asen0r; ArbacEs~'s, sc..
s, Is:. sSnSo~s 800 E lSsi es Srs.t YoSss S1 Hye
Hcklrs.rer kex. Is. si.1; -. ss.oo; 9. saso;
Timothy sred-Per cwt, o.
P0tatoe1CAlifornin. ~.
CAbbawe-Per cwt, 8.
ERgx, per ease, eA50t6.o0.
Butter, per 2, $1,000.
~Fraits-nrted apples. per Sn packages, 5sc0
SOD; ditto sliced, 20 boxes. iAc per d; peaches.
Salt Lake, l6c; aprtcots, s9c; evaporated ditto.
&c c.i GissnGsf fruits, 's ss:o ssssseI psr csss:
SD standard Tomatoes. s3.sO,
I'D standard peas, s3.50: seconds, s2..5.
Dried Beans-Navy. $500 per 100 NJ; Lima,
e7.O; Rayos, $6.25.
Wheat. No. 1, per 100 n, se.n.
Gss 9sn. f pss sSs b. PSI s,! isS F. Bran s,; and short. per ,a
fioIr-Per 100 n, Pill.hury's best. o.; Ogden
$3.50; stragae .Daisy" $500
Corn meal. per 100 n e2.N.
fresh Meatx-Pork lsc; beef s1ooc; lamb
quarters, 75seti:o 90: mutton role.
Coal-Per ton, hard sis, son Ss0.
wOod-Per cord e4LO.
Hay-Per ton $500.
straw-Per ton ei2y00.
OAts-per cwt. $500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
10 80 A. the south, Fast and West
Leaves Butte at $50 A. M, connects Mt silver
Bow 9:+4 A. M. with the Utah q Northern
N s31 A. M.-From the North and East-Leaves
Springs N 02. Connects az Garrison with the
Northern Pacific from Helena. Missoula and
the Bitter Root Railway.
. $50 r. M.-From the South-Direct from
Butte 4:So, silver Bow A'+A, Gregson soi. No
sssS !. the North, East, South and
wext-Bufte 7:3O, silver how 7:44. Gregson
sos, Garrison $40. Deer Lodge ga, Warm
springs 7:2O. Connects nj Garrison with
land, Tacoma, Seattle, Phillipsburg MissOula,
Helena, 81. Paul and Eastern States.
TRAINS DEPART.
D A. M.-For SOuth and crth-Arri at
GregsOn at S.22, Silver Bow 500, Butte $50,
Warm Springs 3 90, Deer Lodge 9:32, Garrison
10 90. Connects at Garrison with Northern
Pacific for Helena, Drummond, Missoula,
Phillipsburg, and all points ON the Bitter hoot
no $50 4. M.-For the south-Change cars NJ
stuart for Gregson II :ai. Silver Bow LAS and
$50 r. M.-For North and south-Arrives al
Oregon 3:33, silver Bow 3:47. Butte loo
Warm springs 3 :h2, Deer Lodge A:16 and Gar
rison at 4:AO +. NJ. Connects at Garrison with
the Northern Pacific East to IT. Paul and
Eastern states, and West to Tacoma, Portland
$50 r. M.-For the south-Arrives ut Gregsor
Mt 6:32, Silver Bow 6:a6, Butte at z 90 i: M
Connects ut Silver Bow with Utah b Northern
for Denver, Kansas City, Omaha and ths
Eastern States, and for the West to Portland
and san Francisco.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
sLV SENATOR INGALLS,.

How He Contrives tn Make Himself In
visible tn Place Seekers
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
Senator Ingalls, could give a pointer to
many Of his brethren i'm He
came to the city yesterday in cha OF
some of his constituents, hut, queer to say,
couIdn't he found by a number Of: others
who sought him as soon AS his presence
was known. The matter seemed to be
shrouded i'm mystery until the senator was
questioned about il.
''Oh," he said, laughing. ''you don't see
rentative i'm Washington during the sum-
mer months stands about as much chance
as n goose i'm YOU see, they are
very scarce, and everybody who wants
something is bound to ~buttonhole them.
But what Is the matter with having two
rooms 2" he continued. "If you have
headquarters at two places and know the
ropes the devil himself couldn't reach
you."
The senator's ruse has so far worked
perfectly, and he lives in Washington as
secluded as II he were frustrating ut his
country home.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

Mrs. Kendall explains why she and her
husband have always acted together by
the statement that il was because OF q vow
when his wanted to marry an
actor, insisted that they should always net
together.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
u Dog.

A lady who has a splendid great dog
sent the animal out to the stables the other
day 70 he weighed, says the Boston Courier.
She conRded him for the purpose to b
hands of a new servant, q g~ood-natured
but not wholly brilliant individual, who
regarded the dog with much awe and APP
parently with not q little affection.
The mar WINS gone some time, but at
length he reappeared with the dog and
announced that the animal weighed 10
pounds.
sOne hundred and twenty pounds" re-
peated his mistress. Are you sure you
weighed him right? He must weigh more
than that"
s.Oh. yes'm; sure I weighed him right,
but I couldn't get him all on the scales"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
Poor Consolation.

From Fliegende Batter.
Artist (who has just come back from
his vacation) (: ~ declare l can't paint
TODAY, 1 have forgotten all I know"
Model; t.Oh. don't be SO discouraged. II
WON'T take long for you to pick up oil you
knew before"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

Principal Points
EAST. WEST,
II AND SOUTH
THE DEPOT -.
General Mani s.,.,s :s.ss and %n s:ss%:ni 2o Ssass; foot of
9. q. eEEeE. City Ticket Agent.
}. n. LEWIS. General Agent.
No More Delays
1T GARRISON.
GO EAST AND WEST VIA
Northern Pacific X. K.
The Dining Cr Route and Great
Short Line to II
EASTERN CITIES
ALL F Fn,'%sn aaa T Dia.ns Cars ar: . ssss,s way. with
Through Pullman Car from Butte
The Fastest T, lime e . and fr9% a,n Chicago, oAnad.
| L0Nx RHTES.
Peerless Pullman Coaches.
Palatai Oining Cars.
Elegant Day Coaches.
Colonist Sleeping Cars in charge of Train rorters
for accommodation Of Second Class
Montana Passengers Free
OF Charge.
TIME SCHEDULE.
For Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Garrison.
Helena, I'hilipsburg and MissOula. =. 500 a. m
For Anaconda :. 10 "a. M, 4.30 and 80 p. IN
For Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Garrison
and all through points East To ~.
Paul, II. Louis and Chicago: also to
points West. viz: MissOula, Spokane
Falls, Tacoma, Portland and San
For stuart, deer Lodge and Garrison
IFreight tr;ins) $780,. Go n I'M. and 500 p. m
Steamship tickets for all points. in Europe vi,
For full information address
CHAS. :. FEE, Gen1 Passenger Agt.,
81. Paul. Mimi.
Z JAS. MCCAIG, General Agt., 21s Main 81,
Opp. Bonner Mercantile Company,
Butte. Montana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

=. p. SHELBY, Gen. Manager. Helena
n. r. BENTON. TrAv. Pass. Ast-. Helena
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

Safety. Comfort and Courtesy for Our
Patrons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
TIME SCHEDULE.

For Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Garrison.
Helena, Philipsburg and MissOula.
For Anaconda. $40 a: M. $50 and
For Anaconda, beer Lodge, Garrison
and all through points Fast to ~.
Paul., ~. lOui and Chicago: also tO
points West. viz: Missoula, Spokane
Falls, Tacoma, Portland and n
For stuart, Deer Lodge and Garrison
lFreight trains) ........ G.S n I'M. n
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
SOLID THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.

The only line running Palace Sleeping Cars,
and Free Sleeping Cars for Second Class Passen-
gers between
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

Ale ia Rosya da3y wfasclwie
do tego, aby przywrocid wielka
Serbia j przyfaczye do niej te
wszystkh kraje, ktore miafa
"a starodawnych czasGw pred
bitwa ma Kesowem polu, a
wszystko to oddac ksieciu Gar.
nogerskiemu tege zrobi ce
sarzem ssrbskim z nazwiska,
a ma prawde tylko rzqdzca ro-
syjskim. To tel teraz wfasnie,
gdy miedege krola serbskiego
samaszczano, ksiaze czarno-
gorski ogfosif syna swego u
roczyscie peinolstnim j kazaf
mu PREY TEN przysiegat ma
wiernost ojczyznie i carowi re-
syjskiemu! To powinno wszys.'
tkim Sfowianom i Serbom mie.
dzy mimi otworzye oczy ma
dwie rzeczy:: najprzod ma to,
jaki ten ksiqze czarnogerski
Moskalom zaprzedany, a potem
i ma to, jaki los jake szczes-
Gle dostafoby sic Slewianom,
gdyby SIZE Rosy tax oddall,
jak oto ten sksiaze czarnogor-
ski. Coby mieli, toby mieli ME
ma sweje dobro i szczesoie, ME
na swoja wolnost, ale tylko
ma to, 2eby tenn rzadzifa po
swejsmu Rosya, ktorej music
liby TAX przysiegad, jak gdyby
ME miell swego monarchy i
swego rzadu, Jero wprost Rad
/ cara rosylskiego.
TAX tam rzeczy stoja. Ze zea
Rosya we sdobrze, il do Caro-.
grodu sic ME dostanie bez Ia
garniecia Serb! reszty Slo-
wian tamtejszyeh, vice 0 ter
kat ciagfe beda kf6tnie, klopo
ty, strachy b:anie sic "a pasy
z Austrya, al sic vienna ne
dobre j wlelka wojna z tegt
wynikpie. Zdaje s'e przeclez
ze ME tax wuet, choc wiell
u:rzymuie, ze to nastapje mus
bardzo predko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
Redaktor wydawca HierOnim Der(lowsk'l
Sen naszego abonep4ta.

(C1dg ualSZy.)
Oj! jakaz to by}a odmienna zsguga
Tu ogieh, dalej weze, tuta smo}y struga,
w kt6rej mtode d]abliee zgodnie wer .o}o
Machaac ogonan, krsca sic okoo
Chcaem niem poskakat, bo wcs lie ME szpetne
Nawet przeciwnie, pskns, zgrabne !. sprvtne.
I gdyby ich dabelskis mosce ov1y temu ohetne
Me jedna po swojemu obe tasa WHINE
1 juz chca}sm wykonad ao;ar nader ri4v
Lecz mnie znewu diabisE "a pazury schwyc1y
zanios}y pred diab}P grubym ogonie
Jak sic zdaje kro pj ekie} DO siedzal ma tronie...
Ten ak wrzasne aaleka Czo1em diab}y - czo1em!"
Wlsc la' 81 co mnie nlesli kaniamy sig spo3em.
Ale best]a zno WI krzyknie. -,Lepej zginat szyje,
Bo jak kropr q ogonem, to ziems wbie!
Wisc so' Aylamy sic nize], tax jak moze ktdry,
czofa ma sze zemi, egony do CORY.
mo d. Ibrze!-A kog6z to schwytalisene matnie?"
nWi' <Ik Mistrzu! - on czya} Wiarua bezp}atnie!"
Co - Nar,sa ME placi1!! - hej mosei czytaku,
Nzisst mi 60 zaraz wieszac ma haiku,
wvkonat paragraf, ktory czytam w}asne
ze 90 kazdy tysqc razy kark ogonem chlasnis!
Ola tego, by sic nny bal mego karania,
Bo ukrzywdziG War,sa nawet pekfo wzbrania!
To treche "a wiele - wyrzek4em niesma}o. -
Co za duzo! - smiesz twierdzG - ty pekief zaka1o
Mnie kontrewaG, mojego ME s1uchae rozkazu
Ia kare - kazda z diablc = doda po razu
spora porca mysle sobie - zem matematyk,
zastrugawszy pazursiem zamiast pora, patyk
A umaczawszy nalezycie w.smole
Pszs stole.
Tvsiac raxy cd kamrata, cd diabcy
w tem lest tyle tarapatow, lie razem
liczy}em chwil nema}s, bylbym liczyt tax do rama,
Iecz tenn g}os dobrze nany odezwa se P-p-prosze
(Ciag dalszy nastapD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

sa, De tax obszernie rezpisafem
sic O tenn, ale prague va
akcentewae, ze W pod]etel
przezemnie piracy dzisiejszej,
ME mann wcale zamiaru alta
kowaG osoby p. Chrostowsk;e-
go. Zadaniem nejem, wykaza6
zfe dobre strony jego utwo-
row, udziellc mfodemu pissrzo.
wi 6ilka pozytecznych rad i
wskazowek..
Sadie, lie Szauowni Czytel-
nley, jak rownie2 p. Chros-
towski, potra6a ocenle mole
szczere checl. Czule sic TAX
2e W obowiszku zaznaczyG ma
samym wstepie, 10 pretens)i
do nisomylnosci ME roszcze.
Me2ebnem wiec jest, 2e wy
powiem niejedno zdanie. fai-
szywe, popefnie niejeden b}ad,
lecz i to pewna, 3e wszystke
co nap;sze bedzie skutklem
d}u2szego namysfu i dobrej
wolf. - Prasa polsko-amery-
kahska stoi tax nizko, 2e wy
stepkiem po prostu byloby
przyiozy6 reke do jeszcze
wiekszego upadku.
(Dalszy eias nastapl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

tych, ktorzy to niby dobro-
wolnle ma prawosfaw'e wr6ei6
mieli. Pisuja teraz tenn ga
zety moskiewskie i bardzo sic
ma urzednikow gniewaja, ze
luau nie zaprosili : nie przy.
wiezii. Nie]eden to pisze W do
bre] wierze, bo w kslazkach
historyc., resyjscy pisza tern
same kfamstwa tych kfamstw
przez wszystkie szkofy mfo-
d1sez ucza, z urzedu, i patryo'
tyzmu, zas gfesza ciagle . cla-
gle same kfamstwa, ze Unici
dopraszali sic powrotu na pra-
wos1awie, se lch Polacy bar
dzs ueiskali, ze wlasciwie w
dawnych czasach Pelacy przez
Jemuitow lud unlcki do po1a-
czenia sic z katolikami zmu-
sill. 0 mrczenstwie gwal-
tach, ktore sic dzialy j die
.ja no Unitaeh, o tenn oczywls-
Gle ami sfowkiem ME wspomi-
naja. Alec z czasem OLIVIA ma
wierzch wychodzi, wiec i teraz
wyszia, gay ma uroczystosci O.
krntnego jubileuszu wcale lu
du ME byfo.
O DZIWNEJ kradziezy do.
j nosza gazety petersburgskie j..
Rzecz sic tax miafa:: " po-
droay do Belgradu skradzleno
metropelicie serbsk'emu Ska
tutke pieniedzmi doku-
mentami. Wypadek miat miej
see pomiedzy Bukaresztem q
! Belgradem. Dotad wszakae mic
ME wykryto, a nawet trudne
oznaczyG miejsce, W ktoren
kradziez mogla bye dokonana
Widocznem jest tylko, ze te
nie prosta kradziez, ale poll
tyczna. Pozbawiono metropo
lite korespondeucyi krolew'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
PhACCIE "a WIARUSA!
DOstaf pOsmiertne
Od Zwiazku dopiero
DO lllieSiacaclh.

Odebralismy z Chicago VIA
demose, poswladczona przez
wyprobewanego przy)aciela
Zwiazku Mar. Pelsklego, ze j.
REMBOWSKI, SO W. Divi-
sion, Chicago, ILL.,, czfonek
Tow. Glnina Mr.. | w Chico.
60, odebraf posmiertne po
swej zonie d dopiero po
u pf y vie 81 d m u
IN i e s 9 c y. Poniewaz Rem
bowski ME jest bogatym, pre-
to wierzyciele przez skargi Q
dfugi podwoili sumo, a nadto
kroki, jake roblt przez adwo-
kata, ably Zwiazek zn!ewolie
do zastosowania sic do Kon-
stitucyi (pfacenia posmier'ne-
60 W 60 dniach) takze duzo
kosztowaly. Ostatecznie Ia
Rad zwiazku ME pozwelit
dols6 do terminu i po 7 mie-
siacach wypiacif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
PhACCIE IA WIARUSA
Y ZTOLEDO.

s. Il. PRA WOSfA VIVA
g WIAZDA spoczyca obecnie 2
calym aparatena totoqrofcznyns,
z pqjntana1. pedzlanai 10 FLOOR
G FEED stor2e p. K. Czarne-
ckiego, i tam CO sobote plvem ia
balsan1wq, By SIC ME popsuta.
Moskal skar5yt Czmneckiego q
Czarnecke MoskaZo, lecz szpieg
carskl tymczasene drapnq{, ME
nagqc czystego sonalenla, 4 ME
bedzle tax gt1p'na, By sto,oiG sic
no te,7nin. (Krothi rys nedznego
ly,cota tego 6rzydkiieqo '1tshlego
hazlennego s1oiet1a podanay u
pA2yszlyn nunaerze. = P1zyp.
Red. WIARUSA.
PEACCIE IA NIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
CO SkYCHAC?

@ WOJNIE W Eureple ME
pisza teraz takim strachem
i krzykiem, jak W zeszfy m1e.
siacu, ale bardzo sic obaw'a)q,
czy ably ten rok bez n1e] rrze]-
die. Powiada;a szczegolnleJ,
Ae Resya okrutnie podburza
Serb6w przeciw Austryl sta
ra sic tan wojue wyweiae.
Wiar1s mysli tax: gdyby Ro-
sya woiny pragneia, to6by ia
= dawno mice megfa. Wszakze
wszyscy dis powiadaja, ae
sztuka jest pokoj utr7ymac IN !
do wojny ME dopuscic. Wojna
zas sama sic podobno ludziom
ma kark zwals. Jezell vice no.
sya wojny dotad ME zrob:fa,
to znak, zo jej ME pragn'e.
Rosya vie bardzo dobrze' ze
gdyby z Austya zaczefa tam
W Serbii, to natychmiast mia
}aby Niemcow na karku tn
nad Wis1a. u tego powedu
vice Wsarus wcale sic wojny
ME spodziewa . zdaje mu sla
he jej W tym roku W Europe
wcale ME bedzie. Zreszta JUL
tel treche zap6zno do takiej
wojnY, bo nimby sic ma dobre
ruszyli, )uzby ich twarda ]esIen
i zimo zaskoczy1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

podczas gdy prefan, albo ME-
uezeiwy-bic jeno bedzie ma
miejsea sfshe, 3eby W ten
sposob, zadesy& uczyni6 zem-
scle checiem popisania sic
z dowcipem.
| Powiedziafem, 2e easy Zoi-
low minefy bezpowrotnle. TAX
]ednak ME jest, :,iestety! przy-
najmniej u mas. Pismienictwo
polskie, pod wlelu wzgledami,
ME pozestawia mic do zycze-
MIA. Js2ef ME stoimy pa eze-
le ruchu umyslowego W Eu-
ropie, to W kazdym razle ME
gna)dujemy sic W ostatnim
rzedzie; przeciez jasniejsza "
/ z}otej ksledze naszej literatury
nazwiska Sienklewiezow, Je-
low.. z tenn wszystkiem,
charakterystyeznem jest, ze
ME mezemy sic poszczycid ami
jednym gfosnym krytyxiem.
Nasl Chmielowscy i Tarnow-
soy straclliby bardzo ma po-
rownaniu z Bielinskim i Do
brolubowem, ale mowiac JUL
0 takich kolosach, iak Lessing
, i Brandes.
} Gazeta .Narodo,va wspomi-
najac o krytykach rosyjskich,
zarzucafa zlosliwie Moskalom,
: ze maja onl weg6le niezmier-
| ny talent do wszelkiego ro-
dzaju rozbiorow. Bardzo to
bye mole. Ale i nay, chyba
zupefnie, ME jestesmy pozba-
: wieni tel zdelnosci. W swoim
: czasie pokazalismy, co umie-
my. Brak zatem swietnych
! genjuszow na polu krytyki, u
: nas tiomaczy6 raczej nale5y
y w}aSciwoscIa polskiego cha
a rakteru, ni2 czem innem. Zaz
. dros6 i upor celuja u mas pre-
:, dewszystkiem. Zazdrese naszs
u wszak2e ME jest, byna]mniej
u podobna do zazdrosci, n. p
Fraucl.zow. Ci So wy1acznl,
drazllwi ma punkcie sfaw,
| wieIkosci swojej o)czyzny
y sila sic oni wmowiG W swla
cafy, ze ich Francia to kra
ina szczescia, sprawjedliwosci
- slowem = kraina m)ekiem
>. mlodem piynaca. Jest
,z smleszne, ale zrozumiafe. Cher
%; ME ka2dy wybaczy i'm nave
~ ~. te przyware, poniewa5 milos
4 wlasna przejawia sic tutaj ,
uszlaehetnionej formie MI
loscl do zlemi rodzinnej.
RzecZ ma sic odwrotne
a, "a, mas: hatwo pogodzlmy sic
~ mysIa, ze iakis tam A.ngli
stworzyI cos wielkiego, lee
10 nigdy-ze dokazaf tego p
~ LAX; zwlaszcza skoro ME Ii,
~ =: ley on do naszeI partyl IN
ls r boteryl. 0, wo~czas jestesm
+, +, nieublaganl! Przez lscie koz
II upor, przepraszam "a wyrs2'
, ME, widziec nie zechcem
III przebiysku talentu tam, gdz
a. wszysey dopatrza sic genj'
= szu. A przytem, niemal kon
a. pletnie obca rzecza dla ma
y takt MARA
Trzyrnalac sic zasady:: XII
e dy lechat, to JUL sanna 6
W towismy obrzucic blotem i p
~ nlzyc do NON plus ultra lud
&C zdo!nych i zacnych, jezeli
8 onl naszymi wrogami, albo t.
It. nazwae: Mickiewiczem, Krs
a szewskim i Shakespeare
n. p;erwszego lepszego bekar
re ma Parnasle, jeaeli tylko n
"a szczescie nam sic podobaG
J. nalezed do grona naszyeh prz
u, jaciof.
d, Przepras3am najmocniej 81
- nownych Czytelnikow War
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

OKRUTNY JUBILEUsZ, o
ktorym juz Warus donoslt,
ze 20 Moskale w Whine ma
Litwie wyprawi|i i klamali
soble / swlatu, ze Unici do
browelnie powrocili na prawo-
slavic, zastanowit ]ednax sa-
mych Moskali. Ma uroczystosel
tel bowiem ME byfo wcale a
wcale ludu, a vice nikogo z