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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

fas CorooeF's Jury Investigate Ma
thE2s L.ang's DeaEh
OsLY 0aE BULLET Il TEE BRAN
A fssf-asFss-sl kEaaaIa4sisB sho~s fhat
sat Looked Like Bali~s t8Sas> " ere
>1t-AH the Ctreu sssfaasaes- taa-
GLc1ts Setf-L3sstrart4s4-

TIE Iary lnlp2asle6 - Coroner
LosheE, ll the ease 0f Math ~ Lang
m.et and sieAed the remains Al .
O'Clock ald thea 4dj0Grnej untl >
o'clock " await the result tol the rfst-
n1ortem examination.
The p9st-m0ftem was conducted ia
The presence of the coroner by Dr.
Pensafden sad Best. Ca either s-de
II the neck. near the lobe of the ear.
were I'VE openings resembling bullet
wounds, ana upon a superficial eAami-
nation tie case looked LAs murder. as
it would have been impo.s.b. Tor
ally. 0ae u inhict such number
Of wounds pon himself. The head
Vas removed and dissected, and ia tine
cavity OF the skull was found a bullet
oi the same cai.ber a, the revolver.
The ballet entered through the mouth,
spltl-ug the tongue aud penetrating
through tnc hack ui tho throat INTO the
medulla ohl0ngata, and from thence
into tAe bruln. peaIh IL such ease
would te absol utely instantaneous. The
trtth and lips were not laceTated, and
tIte Nngud must have been inflicted by
placing the muzzie ot the pistol inside
the mouth and then firing d. The holes
Ia tine neck and side OF the head
could not be satisfactorily explained.
bat 10 was thought that they might
have been caused by the hurroWug Of
insects. They were small openings. the
deepest OF which d.d not penetrate
more than three-quarters OF an inch,
and the wounds would not have been
81 amy serious consequence. The clerk
iu Watson hardware store on West
Bridge street testified that on Tuesday
morning Lang had purchased re-
NolVer of the same kind a that found
with the body, ami that Mr. Watson
loaded the tive chambers for him when
he purchased II. George Fehscnfeld.
lanSS former employer, said that
Lang was not drinking man, and OF
late ne had hardly been himself. \
lew days ago he got some flowers and
took them 10 the cemetery and placed
them on the graves OF his wife and
children, and after that he acted more
strangely than ever. These circum-
stances, added 10 the other, was conclu-
sive evidence 10 the jury that the case
was suicide. and they rendered YER
Dict 10 that effect.
The remains were placed in casket
and buried in the Fulton street GENE
terry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
MIGRATION OF BIRDS.
Curious Observations Made by IA Studen
OF NAtur..I History.

Curious Observations Made by student
of Natural History.
Many OF the BIRDS common about the
fields and woods Of this section hy hun
dreds and thousands OF miles in the fall tc
some land where the rigors of winter do
not reach. Some Of them can be found at
the Key of T0rtusas, two hundred miles
and over from Cape Florida, the southern
jCmplng-off place Of the United States
Numbers Of tho English birds and many
from Northern Europe make yearly
VOYAGES down into the African continent.
says a writer in the 81 Louis Globe Demo
crat, and careful Observers state that they
have seen the great sforks so common IN
Germany moving along high IN the ar
bearing on their broad backs n mbcrs q
small birds that bad taken free passage Or
were, perhaps, stealing ride In those
wonderful migrations many birds are
blown out 70 sea and lost. while others be.
come so faugued and worn ont that they
viii aight upon boats \ New Eucianc
fisherman. who in tho autumn follows ai
calling fourteen or fifteen miles ont fr1l
shore, informed me that nearly every day hs
had four or five smaH birds as cofnp.tn ions
fnev had wandered of from shore. -
were fring across the great pav on tho iovv
er coast Of Maine, and had dropped down tc
rest One day the same fisherman fci
asleep waile holding hls Inc. anil urou sud
deny opening his eyes there sat ltf.s
bird cg bis hand, deu.reir cscking is
head this way aud ;.sf, a. II wo. 3er1a
whether he was a. cid Vrecs or p'ac' rl
driftw00d Thus % VIII hc seen frat b.rls
ere obliged - adopt al silds ~ exp dies-s
and 90 form strange friendships as sacb
tmcs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
Rockford Rocket.



ROCKFORD, June l7.-Change of time
on the G. X. X |. last Sunday, and all
the trains stop here. The report
that Geo. Sage has taken the Patron :
OF Industry store. We wonder how
many +. Is can tell the name of the
president OF the state organlzation.-
Mr.. >hafer, the Jewelry man, VIII keep
restaurant in r. Il. Lapham'S old stand
ne having purchased It. lie will still
continue IN the lewelry trade Also
The entire Bel0lng Bonncr staff spent
sunday IN town. They report business
booming at their placc.-lour cor
respondent had the privilege OF a hand
shake with :. IL. Sweet, the hustllng
IELEGRAN-HERALD travelling agent. last
Saturday concert Thursday
evening 10y the Chorus Society. as sted
by the Aurora Club orchestra OF Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

fas DeeS-at Aay a. 8pleA sAs 49, a.
tasx n - C0a&aeela-


t4ax r. - Cgs1<ae11aa-
a2z,1er 81 s1e = .zeex eh-rlsee eers ~ v e
h<rss e-1.P lsss = saaa keua - Leiz HI
bs y 49, So t-1 Ne8 ) 9 = ~, - 1sa -
- l-ss.i = -a- - - 2s Z LAs-, 4l1 40 g4s
ever t-@- 9ai - ~Sklas h-s s1Floe ~ ia'ef
ests-s tAeals-ls - -l as sG-irs Oae eeS
&c t-e1 a, I'D aflef ! pertet Lssfias
.1o1l l4ree soezs Il : rs saen il4s ae al~si
oiS. l. as aeeGe3 bast th-t sene eas
s1e-1 ere~z i4e less - blw, saa -
~JaaSs ke-ss dropped u 4nA s4se
~Len, 80 age gl-a & - taea ~ yy2r Ioes
before 41QtLer sgErlss.H
The H-dxs dl1n't ue2u % - ssddea -
uaf-a-ng, 5EL t1z. was as Tsy
n g.ass 1 an. !" guleIiy rep.ied Lem
sNel thai q i8r belae settled aad 20 ex
csBtl3ns t4kea, wal as req-sst bsy ys
gol - m4ket Ne Wat a. % the izlf
tkiag. sea saos, although IA bass t-z-s q"
~K.n aev = funsralf' S-eF.ea Len
.'Ne1 sin
"heg -zr processioni' q
Yes
i aon't Z expect anY coma. OF course. bus
Ia like q hey the affair pslled 81 reas9 e.
A0.y deceat. Yea fia plant alo ga tbs hAl
beside the Frenchu4s. / guess We won I
quarrel"
Yes. Wen DO ths, theagh rs purity hard
ciggin up thar"
''Ne~dnt miad eolng OyeF = couple oi
feet, SAID Lem. and the fellers wl,h tCe
body h4d 0e Ter take the left. hand path -
theg - up; o. ; easier - CLIMB
Got any we4lthf" ASKED tke Judge, after
= moments sileuce.
A couple Of ounces, nebbe
"Mighty slim show for DIX spread on
that 0ut we csn help 1t. Wei. Lem, It's
nv busy d4y, y0a know, and l must cut
this short Hope you won't ta1e offense "
Ion, certainly not Don't neglect work
on my account Suntain sud al the
graveF'
Just few words. Lem, and ln say EN-
ms yself. IL practice up this afternoon and
glt some whisky 10 clear ny throat i
want 10 make a decent job of it,"
~ haiti you sayi'
''Nhy, that you died happy left an
aching yOid-we shall al miss you cut
down Ia yer prime I'll lay II Oh purity
thick "
Wei, I'm sure couldn't ask for more,
and perhaps iJ's better than could expect
80 long, judge. Go back 10 your work, and
j II go on with my dying"
And the Judge left the shanty whistline
as WAS his wont, and Lem had Deen dead
over "a hour before word came TO Us down
IN the gulch. Tho funeral came on the
next morning, and IL has always been a
pleasant remembrance with me that the
Judge did con onsiderable better than he
agreed To- He gave two euloges IN place
OF one, and after the burial he licked one of
the men who wouldn't knock off work TO AZ
tend
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
PERSON ALITIES-

John J Close, OF Detroit, was in the
city yesterday.
Dr.. Charles shepard Is spending two
weeks IN the East.
Charlie. Mills. of Honduras, is visit
ing Trends IN the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Richardson are
visiting friends IN Niles.
Mrs. John H. Mills, of Boston, Mass.
4 the guest OF friends IN tins clty.
Mrs Margaret O'Connor. OF Detroit,
Is visiting Mss Libbie Brady, of Shell
d0n-st.
VIM. Sears. Of this city, is soiourning
for several weeks AT the Alma SAN
ltarlun.
A K. AntIsdel went 10 Manistee yes
tcriay tO attend the Ingerman estate
puc 1nd sale.
Harry Gregory, one Of Fcnnville's
hu-tIng merchants, was IN the city
yesterday or business.
Alrs r.. J.. Eastman. of 39f Broadway.
leaves tomorrow for two weeks visit
with friends up North.
Mrs. J. w Hayward has returned
from a visit with her daughter IN the
eastern part of the state.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Campbell, of Grand
Ledge, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. r. Barker, OF Iagraye-st.
Chester Jones celebrated his 56th
birthday one day last week, and a
pleasant party was held in honor of the
event.
III. Z. Breed and VIM. j. Garfield. of
Minneapolis. are registered at sweet
Hotel. Mr. Breed ls q director OF tho
cable railway.
Reuben :. Smith. who has been
teaching n the college at Georgetown,
Kentucky, has returned home for the
Summer vacation.
Mrs. s. l.. skies, of Minneapolis, is
tet guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
could. ot l.ti North Prospect-st. Mrs.
: Sos formerly resulted here.
Warren l.. Russell and Andrew !.
Ward. ot Flint. contractors for the DOR
mltory At the soldiers Home. arrived
yesterday and began work today.
=. ~. stevens. city treasurer Of Mus
Sego1. auj wife are IN the c.tv. having
drven across The country with 4 horse
and buggy They eo home today.
Riley II. Macarthur. for the past wear
A--nt 1t Ross station on the ~. x. x I
nas signed his position at that place
to accept position with the same road
at Reed City.
FlanS +. WIkio. Of the editorial staff
ot the Chicago Hr0d. Is in the citv v.--
ting Mark II. Hopkins. with whom fnr
tNcuty-three years he was associated
witE the Chicsgo Iteres He vas Euro
pcan correspondent of the Tunes during
thn Russo Tgrs.-d v7r. and later was
the london re~uoujcnt.
Married -At NuSSegon, June Is. ~
fhe residence of the BRIDES parents.
Fr8uk Beamer. formerly II this citv.
ard " ss Belle StautIrr. Of Muskegon.
Among The guests present from this
city were VIM. \. Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs Myers Nr. and Mrs. Geo. Stalter
and NJ So Eva Kinney
Grand ledge fedepodesf Mr.and Mrs.
George vs.. Thompson. of Grand Rapids.
attended the Iord-F F.anshurgh wedding
Wednesday. Mr. Thompson "a q Lead
lnE attorney of toe second city. and An
oid friend ~ che Lord family. Rev.
and Mrs. 7 N Campbell are visiting
the Htter's ster ar Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
W hite Cloud.

s<SN1s,ts - VtAtL,A4-stNA-e.
WHITE CLOUD, Mich, June 17.-Mrs.
Daniel OSullivan, who has been af-
tlicted with rheumatism for the last
four or five years, died saturday morn
INK at | O'Clock. The funeral services
took place Sunday at p. IN. 1t VIII
bo remembered that little over two
years ago Daniel O'Sullvan started for
Grand Rapids on some business, and
has not been seen or heard Of Since
that time Mrs. O'Sullivan has been de-
pendent upon her three SONS for sup
port and care. the two oldest workin,,
and supporting her, and her Youngest
tMeruel, lad OF about 10 wears. ha-
taken care Of her through her aftlictIon
with care and patience that would be a
credit 10 an Older person. j. G..
Townsend has broken ground for three
new business rooms, winch ne expects
to have ready for Use Iu 4 few weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

TOWN TOPICS.


tnlLsd States judge Jackson wil
Bod elrellE court trlay SKA Je.gs
neFeFeEs
r. ksn Asa4as Estanled ysSssssil >
i-~iA Le1rgit, ~le.e - 4Etelde1 t.Ae
athletic s4lles.
Ihe funeral II the lAts Wm. l.
b.akeiy = a be held 4tIJ = eloc < ~
ileEr1s 1l4rui1z.
A movement j. 90 feot l. the city ~
tsfaa another F.d.lg club, - lz41l,lls
both L-dles 4ad sent.s nleE4-
Jonl Doyle, a prlan.lasll othc,al 81
tie y. L. q y. railroad, AT Iona, =
reg steged 4E Lne AortoA ho1ss.
T. W Loale, the toFger, as aiken u
lul.4 yesterday ~ serve cut las term
IL fesI rather gium Ca the say.
TIE furniture men Who have been IA
Nes lOrk ~ 4Etea aa tAe national 4ssO-
eaton are expected home today-
Leonard q 800, received yesterday 4
car load ~ buTslem cTOckeEy through
Tue cust9m house. from Liverpool.
Members or the various assessment
insurance companies are receiving
notice II losses ia the jamestown Hood
Ia the half hour between $50 and
o0U O'ci0eA, p. m. ulne Passenger
trains arrive aud depart from the UNION
depot.
The Planfield Avenue VI r. Church
N.A hold the thlrd annual lava fete Oh
FRIDAY evening At LAe residence " A.
l.. SKINNER.
The social that was % have been held
az Engineers Hall ~ the LADIES' Aux
nl4ry tomorrow night, haa been post
loaed indefinitely.
Ihe OWashtanOng club gave hop at
tae boat house on Thursday evening.
MUSE wiii be furnished by Wurzburg
& Bronson luli band.
The ball tomorrow evening, gwen by
tle Grand Rapids Guard for the bene-
DC 81 the Johu.toVn sufferers, wlll call
olt a large attendance.
Word has been received that the
street cars for the stocking st. line have
been shipped. 1t - hoped that they
VII . here by Saturday.
quite a number of Young ladies IN
this city are Interested ln the art OF
fesclng, and &c i-q quite probable that u
fencing club viii be formed.
1uc party % De- ~ II by the Grand
Rapids Guards "Wednesday evening Will
b. an invited party, theeompany having
used only their regular lists for the
occasion.
tfrand river u now clear of logs
The steamer. "Grand Island" will as
sumo her regular trps on Tuesdays and
Thursdays 10 the Soldiers Home,
and on Sunday rain or SHINE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

send your order for hottie beer 80 th,
kustercr Brewing Company, and yo1
Wlu gel the best IN the market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

Il 4m liile l know, bat / th.nk !
can throw q weight oi hundred tom
- sang proud banana peel. But Dr.
Perce's Pleasant Pellets ars qUitc a>
powerful IA meeting with atld oscf-
throwing disea7e. II YOU have rush
IL blood 20 the brain, dizziness, head
ach", constipation. ind gesil0n. or hl-
iousness, hay a val 81 these little plli,
AZ once. One dose.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

J. Miner. - Monroe-St.. has a large
stock of summer hats IN ali the latest
shapes and shade, still on hand. The
season is far advanced and these goods
must 90. (all and Get hargAIn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

For Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite,
2iN50, beyel plate glass and elegant
finish. Tor $50 81 $3.50, 90 10 the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

j. Miner, - MonrOe-st.. has very
complete stock of summer hats, includ-
Ing all the newest styles.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

Nice weather Is coming" and in
Economy lies Wealth." and you can
save lots OF money by bringing your
Spring clothing for renovatrg, repair
ing and pressing 10 the Eagle Steam Dye
House, No. y Canal-st., where all such
work is done in first-claSs style, and at
the lowest prices possible.
oMalvina Cream So cents per box at
Barth'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
BUSINESS HKE,irIEs.
Overheard.

"Say, George I'm going Ia give a
fish and game dinner To about a dozen
Of my friends. Where can secure some
very choice fish, game and other
material 10 make il "A successT' "Woll
my hoy, you go right down 10 Detten-
thaler's; he's the father of the fish bust
ness IN this city, and will suggest foi
YOU and furnish anything YOU can
possibly want. | know that he Is already
prepared 10 serve the very finest AT all
times, for have traded with him fol
years and have never been disap-
pointed" !"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

kusttrer Brewing Co.'S Pllseuor ard
export teer, bottled al lhelrbrewery tor
family use.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

4Ae Vinegar k1u4tare tompaay
haze fsA ntare 0f t4e-e slA-tussl
s4u4Ie-tep, slA-leg kAteAs-ea IAi'4es.
fog g5
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

Naivna cream IS cents per boxat
B1r-nS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-05

dzae samym sobq. Me przestan-
my starae sig o nasza narodowos6.
poplerajmy wszystkle krok1, ktore
sic czynia re MIA. Me bojmy sic
AMI p%ogr6zek, ami nlekorzysei, DO
nasza sprawl jest boska / spra-
wledllwae, ME danny sic z~astraszye
ami przekupit. Pogardzajmy tymi,
ktorzy juz tax gfeboko upadli, ze
wo]uja przeclwko w}asnemu pie
MENU i grzech przeciwko same]
naturze p%opefniaja, DO ami zwierze-
ia ME walcza z w4asnym rodem,
ty!ko z cudzym. Albo gdzlezes wi.
dzlaf wllk6w walczacych 2 wilka-
MI, j%astrzebow jastrzebiami?
A jezeli wszyscy bedziemy sta
IL razem, to nam mkt MIC ME
zrebl. Potomkom cddamy to ziemie
" szezeSliwszym stanie, nizesmy
ja otrzymali, a beda j. uzywali "
pokoju i bfogos}awiii przodk6w,
ktorzy wisle przykrosci ola Mich
doznali. Ale %inaczej bsda z~lorze-
czyll ojcom, ktdrzy i'm nagotowali
los zagtady!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-05
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Przysz1a kreska ma
Matyska!

Telegrafuj2, re Rad rosyjski
rozkaza}, ably diva gimnazya ME
mieckie ma 1nfantach, jedno W
miescie Birkenruhe, drugie W Fer
LIME, pc trzech latach byly zam-
kniete. Gimnazyum w Birkenruhe
juz teraz Cd lipca ME bedzie po-
biera}o cd rzadu pieniedzy. Try
lata czasu zostawiono ma to-, zeby
tymczasem uczniowie szko1y tie
ukohczyli.
Jest to wymierzone ma to, adv
Njemcom pod ruskim rzqdem ode
brat sposobnosG do uczenia sic w
jezyku rosysyjskim i Z czasem ich
%przerobic ma Moskali a nlemieckiei
mowy pozbawic.
W takiem %pofozeniu, W jakiem
my Polacy sic znajdujemy, ME
byfoby prawie dziwu gdybysmy
powiedzieli, re i'm talk dobrze i
MECH wledzq, jak to boil.
lego przeciez ME powiemy,
owszem oswiadczamy smiaio i CLOS.
no, re to bardzo zle i re to pote-
piamy stanowczo. Mkt ME ma
prawa odblerac nikomu jezyka OIL
czystego, a lie jest utrudniaG MILO
dziezy nauke i wyksztafcenie u
dzielania tel naukl W naj1atwiejszy
i najpozyteczniejszy spos6b, to jest
"a pomoca ojczystej mowy.
Prawde zas zawsze wyznaG i
prawdy zAwsze bronic trzeba. na-y
wet wsr6d najprzykrzejszych wspo,,
mnien i nawet wtedy, gdy, tel
prawdy i tego prawa broniG przy-s
chodzi ola takich, cd kt6ryoh,s sIg
wzajemnosci W tenn ME doznaie.
Niemcy W prowincyach mad
b%aftyckich pod rzadem rosyjskim
maja take swieto prawo do swo-
jej mowy ojczystej, jak my lie
many do n%aszej, jak je ma kazdv
narod W ca1ym swiecic Bozym. 4.
i'm czeSciej i s~zerzej pc swiecie sic
zdarza, re to swiete prawo posza-
nowania ME doznaje ! krzywdzo-
mem bywa, tenn gorzej, jak TEN
gorzej jest, gdy sic jaka choroba
pc swiecle coraz bardziej rozszerza.
Widac Z tego, re zle sic wzmaga
! raezel sic powieksza, a ME usta-
je.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-05
jazda parOwca1ni.

POCZTA =
w%ygodnemi p%ociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, milwaukee,, ST..
Paul i Minneapolis. ...
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
| St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, p Ian 8 W
AID i ceny tykietdw oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udaG do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &.ST. PAUL.
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowege gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tkt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i ebwod6w n%alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. 1896 am
Chicago express SAT pm, 1903 am
Chicago Night Express HOO p nj $3.50 a m
Fast Mail o.44 pm. 1909 p m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-05
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
O narodOWoSci.

Narodowosc jest pietnem du-
chownem; kterem Bog nacechowa}
narody, by je odrSznic cd siebie.
Jak ojclec nadaje dzieciom swolm
rome lm1ona, tax Bog kazdemu
narodowi odmienne nada} pietno.
Narodowos6 pochodz1 vice cd Be-
ga i ola tego to tez jest ola ludu
kazdego tax swieta, IL tylko ME
dowiarek lub czfowiek bez Boga 2
niej sic smiac lub natrzasac mo
re. Juz tez cd niepamietnych GA
sow bywa}y rome ma swlecie na-
rody. Navel MIN ]eszcze PREY bu-
dowaniu wlezy babilohskiej nasta-
PHO pomieszanie jezyk6w, juz ist-
nia]y ma swieeie try g}6wne szcze-
Ply ludzkie, Semit6w i Jafet6w. Po-
chodzi}y one cd trzech syn6w No.
ega, Soma, Chama i Jafeta.
Atoll z blegiem lat podzielify
sic trzy te g16wne szczepy jeszcze
ma wiele drobniejszych szczep6w
a szczepy tie zn6w ma rome marc
dy. Jafeci n%aprzyk1ad, ktorzv Z
czasem zajeli Gaia Europe, dzlela
sic dzisiai ma try wielkie rodziny,
to jest LUDLOW s1owianskich, ger
manskich i romahskich. Do rodzl-
ny LUDLOW s}owiahskich naleza: Pc.
lacy, Czesi, Rusini, R~osyanie, Ser.
bowie, S1owacy i BuFgarzy.
Do ludlow germahskich male
za Niemcy, Holendrzy, Anglicy
Szwedzi i Duhczycy, a do ludlow
rcmahskich Francuzi, W4osi, Hisz-
panic i Portugalczycy.
S}owian jest W Europe blizko
100 millon6w, narod6w german
skich przeszio 80 milion9w a lu-
dow romaskich r6wniez okofo 90
millonow. Opr6cz tego mieszxaja
W Europe ~jeszcze inne narody,
ktore do zadnego z tych trzech
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-05
Vice katOlicki.

Czytamy W Torunskim Prxyiacielu:
re strony niemieckich katoli-
kow W Prusach zachodnich Cd
zywala sic teraz "a TEN, zeby i
W Prusach zachodnich Two
FAC ma wiec wszystkich katolik6w,
czy oni Polacy, czy Niemcy.
Pow1adaja BOWEN sobie, re W
w%szystkich innych stronach kato-
!lcklch zgromadzenia take dawno
juz bywaja i co rok@ powtarza-
ja, a wychodzi to katolikom ma
dobre, wiec trzeba tez tax samo
zrobic i mas.
w tenn tylko jest pewna tru-
dnosc, re katolicy W Prusach Ia
chodnich, dwojakiej narodowosci i
mowy, Polacy i Niemcy! Jakim
vice jezykiem maja m6wcy ma
wlecu przemawiac?
Jedni powiadaja, mech kazdy
now sWolm ojczystym jezykiem:
Polak pc polsku, Niemlec DO ME
miecku. Moznacby i tax, ale VIE
lu by}oby niejedno niezrozumia1e,
DO przeciez ami wszyscy Polacy
ME rozumieja tax pc niemiecku,
zeby d}ugie mowy W tel movie
byfy i'm rozumiale, ami tez Mem
cy katolicy ME SO biegli W je-
zyku polskim.
Vice drudzy powiadaja, zeby
zrobic diva zgromadzenia W ie-
dnym dniu i W jednem m%iejscu:
jedno ola Polak6w. drugie ola
Niemcow, a ma kazdem movie @
tych samych sposobach. To tel
zdaje sic bye najlepszem.
Dotad %jeszcze W rzeczy tel
nlema mic pewnego, ale dobrze
bardzo, re sic ludzie tenn zajmujs.
TAX samo tez i W Poznanskiem
do podobnego zableraja zgroma-
dzenia. Zyczyc sobie nalezy, ably
wiece take przysz}y tez do skut-
ku, DO doprawdy dolega nam ME
jedno jake katolikom, co poruszyc
/ ma co rady szukac trzeba.
Prawda, re wszystkie nasze
wiece polskie So i ma wskroc ka-
tolickie, ale dobrze bedzie gdy sic.
razem z katolikami Niemcami
zbierzemy i naradzimy o ME ie-
dnej waznej rzeczy. (Prswaciel.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-05

W POZARZE chihskiego
miasta Loochow dnia 2I
czerwca, 0 czem iua pisalismy
wedlug dok(adniejszych VIA
domosci, spfonelo $4,000 do
NOW, 1900 osob utracl(o by
Gle, a 100000 osob zostato
be- dachu. Ogieh wszczaf sic
o po}@ocy i TAX szybko pfo-
mienie ogarnely Gale dzielni-
ce mlasta, BE ocalenie byfo
n!emozliwe. w chinskich MAS
tach ka2da rodzina mieszka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-05
TO OWO

W ParySu odbedzie sic ME
bawem uczta, iakiej pewno
.leszcze SWAT Eie widziat. Otto
kemisya, zarzqdzajaca wysta-
wa. chce dac obiad sutY, ma
ktory zaproszeni zostana wszys.
cy busmistrzowie i wo)towie
gmin francuskieh. Jest lch we
Franoyi razem re 80 tvs, ale
edliczajac tyeh, ktorzy ME be-
de- mogll domu wy)eehaG
Tub ME bsda chcle]i wyjechae,
to zawsze jeszcze ma obiad
CIV stawi sic okofo 10000
ms2czyzn. Ilez to stofow be.
die potrzeba, ably tych gesci
pemiesci6, a ilez taleszy, szkla.
mex, kieliszk6w, no1y, widel-
COW, fy2ek i innych rzeczy?
Sto i dwudziestu kucharzy i
$50 kuchcikow przyrzadza6
bedzie potrawy a 1900 kelne-
row usfugiwae bedzie prey sto.
lie. CieSawa tel rzecz, lie eli
panowie zjedza i wypi)a?
" Berllnle X. Frank W
kosciele S. Piusa odprawia
nabo2enstwa z kazaniami pol
slliemi ola Polakow co nie-
dzlele i swieta.
Pies u okularqch. w Ken
lucky w Ameryce, pewien "a
palony mysl;wy posiada sta
rege PISA, ktorego wzrok juz
mocno jest oslabieny. Pies po-
smu.niaf. Rez dziezi baw1ac
sic z weteranem, nasadzify
mu ma nos oku]ary o szkfaeh
dose silnych. Zamiast ziryto-
wac sic tym 6glem, pies da-
wal widocznie znaki zadowo-
lenia. Mysliwy gdy to %ujrzaf,
nasadzli mu )eszcze mocniej
okulary ! wziaf 60 naza)utrz
ma polcwanie. Pies dokazywaf
cudew... Maggie sradfy mu o.
kulary. What Je vice do pys-
ka i tax diugo chodzlf "a
swolm panem, al mu ten ma
powrot ma nos je wfezyt. o.
tad starry pies byf najcenniej-
szq si}a W cafej psiarni. TAX
epowiada pewien mys|iwy... a.
merykanski.