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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
An Address to BouIanrer.

LONDON, Sept 20.-Fifty retired officers Of
the French army, who were formerly comrades
OF Gen. Bouianger, have presented the general
with an address protesting against his prosecu-
ton by the government and expressing the
wish that he may gain striking victory in the
coming elections Tor members Of the chamber
of deputies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
The Star Out of Town

The EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate of fifty cents per month esy But all
such orders must be accompanied by the money,
or the dper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
kept c,th mail subscriptions. .es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

Hon. ]. r. LYNCH, fourth auditor of the
Treasury department. leaves this evening for
Springfield, ILL.,, where he will on Monday de-
liver an oration, the occasion being the unveil-
ing Of a statue to Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

THE CRUISER CHARLEsroN.-SecretaryT Tracy
will take no action on the request from the
builders of the Charleston to accept that vessel
until the official trial report of her last trial
has been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

The CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION will hold an
examination in this city on the second Thurs
day in October for topographers for the geo.
logical survey and at other points throughout
the country where examinations are ordered
for that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
THE wOULD-BE DUELLIsrs
They VIII Refer Their Differences to q
COMMITTEES.

MACON, Ca, Sept 20.-Nessrs. Hu6 and Pat
terson have agreed 10 refer their differences to
committee for settlement. The one on whom
the committee places the blame will have to
retrsct or spologisA The committee consists
Of clergymen as follows: Rev. E. W. Warren,
paster of the First Baptist church; Rev. T. r.
Kendall psstor Of the Mulberry street Metho-
dist church, and Rev. W. b. Jennings, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. fhev viii
consume several days In the investigation.
More Victims of the Leo Disaster.
CLEvELASD, ONO, Sept 2o.--The body Of I.
d. Lawler, another Of the victims of the Leo
disaster. was found on the lake shore here this
morning. Lawlsrs face was badly burned
Four more bodies have yet TO be found.
Illinois Miners Leaving for Wyoming.
LAsALLs. LIZ, Sept 2o.--yesterday after
noon about sixty Ave miners from this city and
Peru and thirty-avs from Spring vallsy lsft
for Rock Springs, Wye, where they claim 10
be promised 70 cents = ton for mining in . 10
foot vein. The miners Of the Lasalle district
again met yesterday 70 reconsider the business
meme proposition and again voted 10 reject ut
last years rules and u inches Of brushing.
No Indicatioa Of an Outbreak
BALruoaE, NM, sept 2O.-CApt Benson Il
the bark Dom Pedro II. from Navssss, which
arrived this morning, says that when he lefs
Navassa 5eptemoer there VS. no indioation
Indiana Miners Accept she Reductio,.
BaAuI, IxD., Sept 2o.-Tvo hundred bloch
coal minors st Perth ysstsrday voted upani-
nously 10 accept The ls-esnt reduction oGersd
BY the operators and 70 70 work Nondev
I pr es1s g tns ssrlkers are already '.hlack-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

The miners mass meeting at Nanticoke, Pa.
were made by Messrs. T. v. Powderly, Il. Nav
berry and others Another mass meeting win
be held in Wilkesbarre tonight.
VIM. J. Kenney, political reporter ON the
New York Times and former city editor Of the
Jossna! snd the Press, was yesterday appointed
McLaughton, who lstsly rssigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

all possible care and attention. William
Powers, wife and child were saved by the men
OF .'B" battery, who, aided by a detachment Of
the cavalry school, effected quite . number of
reacuea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. II. KAUFMAN, Rress

TEE EvZSrSo STAR is served 70 subscribers IN ns
city by carriers their account at 10 cents per
week or sc per month Copies at the counter, 2
cent? each BY mail-postaTe prepa,d-50 cents .
month. one year, 50: six months So
Entered at the Post Once st Washington, D. C.. =
second class mail Iaatterl
TEE WEEKLY SrAR-published on Frieay-sl Q
year, postage prepaid Six months so cents
u AL mail subscriptions must be paid in advances
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known ON zppl,cation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

Assistant Secretary Bussey has reversed the
action Of the pension Office in rejecting the APP
plication for pension Of R. NJ. Deits, late
corporal Of company G, thirtieth New Jersey
volunteers. He applied for pension for
epilepsy contracted while ON duty about juno /,
1868. His claim was rejected for insufficiency
OF evidence, but Gen. Bussey holds that in the
aDscnce OF evidence OF any other cause to which
the alleged disability can be sscribed vhatever
doubt there may exist should be resolved in
favor OF tho appellant, and he therefore directs
that he be penEioned.
Assistant Secretary Bussey has rejected :
claim Tor pension Of Alvah 81. Walker. dled
his sister, who represents that he Il non COM
pos msntiA The allegation Il that walker re-
ceived q sunstroke while In service, but AFTER
sitting the evidence Gen. Bussey 6nds that Il .
insumeisnt - establish the fae6 alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

MAJOR GEORGE NJ STERNBERG, surgeon, has
been reassigned to duty as attending surgeon
and examiner of recruits at Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

AMERICAN CEREALS ABRoAD.-The Secretary
OF State has received dispatch from our
minister at The Hague giving additional
information in regard to the proposition
OF the Netherlands government to levy
protection duties on imported bread
stuffs. bill to that end is now pending
In the states general with some pros,
pect OF becoming a law. 1t is dis
tinctly asserted in a memorial accom-
panying the bill that the exceedingly favor
able conditions which prevail in the
United States is one of the main causes of the
decline of the agricultural interests of Holland
necessitating protective legislation. 1t is also
argued by the advocates of the measure that
unless Holland follows the example of France
Austria. Hungary, Sweden and Norway in pro-
techng themselves against American bread
stuffs her agricultural interests will soon tall
into decline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

TREASURY APPoINrMENTs- The Secretary of
the Treasury has appointed Henry B. Simpson
OF Virginia as store keeper of the Treasury
building at a salary of 81, 200 per annum. He
his also appointed ]. r. F. Browne of Detroit
Mich. laborer in the Treasury denartment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

An INCREASE OF LIFE SAVING CREWS RECON-
MENDED.-Superintende Kimball of the life
saving service has made a recommendation in
his report to the Secretary for an increase of
the life saving crews ON the Atlantic coast.
The Secretary approves the recommendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
THE STONY CREEK SPLIT.
An Exciting Time I'm . Virginia Sens-
torial Convention.

rmroIs pRAvy, But 30 nAHx poxr-Tvo cox-
uSrioSs HELp AND Two RErusL1oAx oAE-
DfpArrs ronrxArKp--oEx. nAHoSE WILL rss
TO HAnnoxuz nArrERs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

REVERSING THE PRACTICE UNDER THE LATE Ap-
MINIsTRATIoN.-The Secretary of the Treasury
has decided that in the purchase of silver for
coinage he will hereafter accept the lowest
offers for the amount required, provided the
price is within the market rate, as required by
law. This reverses the practice under the late
administration of making counter offers. and
Is a return to the practice which prevailed
prior to 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

REPETITION OF DISASTER WHICH HAPPENED
IN 1S41-THE NUMBER OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
STILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRKMEN AND
CITIZENS WORKING TO CLEAR AWAY DEBRIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
An Injunction I'm Favor OF the Bell Co.

IsDIAxAPoLIs, IND, Sept 2o.-Judge Woods
Of tine United States district court yesterday
granted an injunction in favor Of the Ameri-
can Bell telephone company against Cassius
Alley, restraining him from the use of teie-
phones which Alley and others have had in
operation in northern Indiana IL was decided
that they were infringement upon the Bell
patents. Alley and his partners were ordered
TO surrender to the court all the telephone in-
strumeuts In their possessiou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL,
CLARKsoN is suffering from an liberated sore
throat and is confined to his home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $431, ,113; customs, .$742,111.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

For NAVAL CADET.-Hon. L. E. McComas
has nominated as naval cadet Eugene Hunter
Griffith, son of Capt VIM. E. Griffith, editor of
the Cumberland (Md.) Daily Ne,os. and Joseph
Z. Grof OF Frederick county, Nd, as alternate
cadet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

STEEL CAST SHELLS FOR THE ARMY.-Bids
have been opened at the War Department for
the supply of 100 seven-inch and fifty eleven
inch steel cast shells to the ordnance bureau.
The bids were as follows: Standard steel cast
ing company, Thurlow, Pa, seven-inch shells.
$3.50 and S64 IS each; eleven-inch, S127
and sl37 each, each size of shell being divided
into two classes, with octagonal and round
cavities respectively. Medvate steel company
OF Philadelphia. finch shells, 40 cents and 33
cents per pound; 11-inch shells, 81 and 80 cents
per pound W. II. Lang. Goodhue Co., Bur-
lington, VT, 7-inch shells. s4608 and S5l. "a
each; 11-inch, $132 and S1A5.2O each. The
shells are to be delivered one-third in sixty
days, one-third in seventy-fve days, and one
third IN ninety days after contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
THREE AMERICAS EXPOSITION.
Washington Again Victorious in a Test
Vote

The Manufacturers Record of Baltimore will
tomorrow publish the following:
few weeks ago the Manufacturers Record
published a number Of letters from the govern
ors of southern states, mayors of leading
southern cities and Congressman as to their
choice OF location for the exposition of 1892.
OF the thirty-three letters published thirty
favored Washington and one each New York.
st. Louis and Chicago. Since then a number
of other letters have been received by the
Manufacturers Record, and the total vote to
date stands:
Washington. 10
New York
St Louis =
Chicago q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

81. PAUL. MINI, Sept 2o-The jury in IL
case OF Clara Blatx, on trial for the murder of
John Doushsrty, With whom she had been liv-
ing, Last night brought In . verdict Of guilty Of
mAnelaughter IN the first degree, and recon-
mended that she receive the extreme penalty
OF the isw or twenty years imprisonment
Theodore b Bland brakeman on the james
river division, Chesapeake and Ohio raiiroad
vas killed on . trestls in Richmond, Va, zee
terday.
The coroner's Jury in New York decided 10
hold Christian Deyhle 10 answer for the MUIR
der Of Frederick Gesswine, whom be shot u
his once on the 18th Instant
4 national convention Of the voman's NO.
oionary society Of the evangelical assoclation
for the United etstss. Germany nnd Japan co..
vened q Reading, Pa, last light and viu ~
main u ssssien f0pr dayA Ho1s 90 1oes&0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20

PERsoSAL.-J. 8. Andrews Of New York
George H. knight Of st. Louis and j. L. John
ston and wife Of New York are at willard's.-
Charles Ii. Russell and DIR. H. Vineberg of
New York, T. A. Morrin OF Pennsylvania and
II. Clements Of Hull are at the Riggs. IS. ].
Turner and wife of Chatham, Va, VIM. e.
Griffith Of Cumberland, Nd, A. Briesen and
sor. J. w. E. Milholland, A. B. Humphry aud
+. w. McNeal of New York are at the Ebbitt.
~. E. Winters, Aug. Caille, Francis
Huber, NJ d., and Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Norton of
New York, Mrs. 7. ". r. Brown of Montreal
and Z. II. Hinton OF Dallas, Tex, are at the
Ariington.--W. h. Macy Of New YORK, s. s.
Williams OF Ohio, MIRA E. +. WEIGH of BrooI-
lyn. NY, @. F. Moon and wife of Chicago. e.
u. Coiman OF New York, z. w. Lull and wife Of
Nebraska and P. H. Bowers of Boston are at
the St James.-Third Assistant Postmaster
General Hazen has left Washington for west
ern Pennsylvania, where he win remain q week
or ten days.--Chief Clerk Cooley OF the Post
Office department has returned from his yaca-
uon.--Mr. G. B. Rheem OF the firm Of B. H.
Warner 4 Co. has moved into his new house.
1912 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
Fair Omcers indicted for Gamblin.

MAooxs, LII. Sept 2o.-The grand jury nov
in session in this city has found indictments
against the officers and directors Of the Nc
Donogh county agricultural and mechanical
association for permitting gambling on the
fair grounds during the latc fair. Irue biln
were also found against the officers and direo-
tors OF the Bushnell fair association.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
ROzmaitOSci.
O nietrzeniu poScieli. VIE

O ncietrzenM po$cieH. VIE
trzenle poscieli pc wiekszej czesci
bywa bardzo niest6sownie przedsiq-
branie. Ktadzie sic ja zwykIe W
najwiekszem stohcu; pierre przez
tc zanadto i tract swa sprzezytosc,
Nalezy pobciel wictrzyc PREY suchei
pogodzie. w nielsen, gdzie stohce
nicbardzo piece i mocno wytrze-
pac. Niesfusznem Jest takzc sfanie
fozka zaraz DO opuszczeniu tako-
wego l nakry"ania kcfdra, wfasci-
wiej jest pc sianiu ii. 30 grunto.
wnem ]poruszeniu pierza Toxic 20.
%zestawic o~dkryte, ably sic posciel
nalezycle przewietrzyfa i nabra}a
5~wiezego zapachu kwasorodu.
- I9us=c2 wo1owy zan7iast ma
sta. Wziasc jeden funt swiezego
wofowego ~t}uszczu, pokrajaG W
male kawalki, zaluc kwarta siod-
kiego mleka i gotowaG, m~ieszajqc
ezesto talk dfugo, al mIeko znpef-
ME %wyparuje, Il pozostanie tylko
czysty, biafy, pozbawieny nieprzy-
jemnego zapachu tfuszcz, ktory
doskonalc zastepuje masfo; PREY
przyrzadzaniu wszelkich zup, IA
rzyn, pasztecikow, pieczystego edo
smarowania) ME zdatny jest tylko
do smarzenia befsztyku, kotlet6w
Tub tym pc dobnego miesiwa-ry-
by j nalesniki wybornie sic smarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
PfACCIE IA
Zezpanie WoOdruffa.

Chicago, III. Woodruff, ktory
zosta} ~pierwszy uchwycony jake
podejrzany Q udzia} w zamo1dowa-
niu dr.. Cronin, przyzna} sic obec-
ME do why i opowiedzia} ca4y
przebieg dokonania tego morder-
silva.
Welding zeznah Woodruff,
rzecz mia} sic nastepujaco:
Woodruff przyby} do Chicago
26marca b. +. i W kr6tce pozna}
Sullivana, handlarza lodem, poznlej
zas tajnego policyanta Coughlin.
W tym czasie przyby1 do Chieh5o
takze niejaki Melville, W rzeczywl-
stosci prawdopodobnie M%aroney, Z
tym Woodruff wszed1 W blizsze
stosunkl j dostawa} cd niego pie
niadze i rade, ably uda} sic 0 rebo-
te do Sullivana, CO ten rzeczywis-
Gle zrobi}, lecz dostat tylko przy-
%rzeczenie, re Sullivan wystara sig
sic mu o od%powiednia robote.
Tymczasowo Woodruff pracowa} W
staju1 wynajmu zaprzegdw. Pc
jakims czasie pozna} sw1adek przez
Cughlina takze niejaklego Mike
McDougall, kt6ry przedstawif sic
mu jake Williams. Ten odes}af go
rowniez do Sullivan pc prace i
smiaf sic z niego, IL bez piracy ME
potraf %pozaskat pienledzy. Wood
ruff przenocowal SIG raz u Will
liamsa a W pare dni p6zn!ej, id2c
znim ku Lincoln parku spotkali
Coughlina, ktdry pc d4uzszej roz-
movie zapyta} go czy ME m6g1by
dostac zaprzegu ma noe, takiego
ably MONA ma MIN pomiescic kufer
i o6arowa} mu "a te przys1uge
S25. Woodruff oswladczy} gotowost
i W nocy wykradf re stajni swego
chlebodawcy Dinan'a konia Z wo-
zem. Z stajni pojechaf Lincoln ave.
q Coughlin w reczyf mu zaraz S
25 i powiedziaf, IL ma Lincoln ave.
spotka dwoch mezczyzn co rzeczy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

wikcie sig sta}o, a kofo Ashland
ave. wskoczyli ma w6z McDougall
i Melville. z temi pojechaf przez
Ashland ave. i zatrzyma! sic pred
domem C~arlsona.
Wszyscy trzej weszli do tego
domu, a okoto godz. 2 popefnecy
wvszli P. o. Sullivan, Melville i
McDougall wiszyli kufer na w6z.
Melville i Williams wsiedli ma kc-
zief, i jechali ku Fullerton ave.,
gdzie spotkali pelieyanta ten ka-
Eat i'm stanac, lecz ei W przestra-
chu pedzil; dalej dc Lincoln par
ku, gdzie miano wrzucic CIV kufer
do stawu, bane sic jednak, ably
pellcyant ich ME nadybat, wfokyli
wiec znowu kufer ma w6z i jecha-
Ii dalej,, pc czem wyJeli ciafo Gro
nina z kufra wrzucili je do kama
III, q %poprzcdnio jakies naczynnc z
instrumentami zakopall W piasek
mad brzegiem jeziora. Prey tel
sposobnosci spotkall policyanta,
ktorego %czuinosc zmyllli pytanlem
sig 0 drege Kufer p6zniej z III
como z Won "a plot p%roznei Lofty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
PEACCIE IA
Z GALICYI
Lwow, 25 maja.

Ola szk6} galicyjskich zaszedi
fakt dose wazny W p%ostaci os%tatnie-
60 rozporzadzenia, jake wydaf
namiestnik Badenl do k~onferencyi
z min. Gautschen. Dzieki jemu,
nastepi sztuczne boda; powieksze-
ME personelu /. wv. inspektorow
szkolnych ola zaktadow naukowych
,,srednich". Powiekszenie to byio
oddawna bardzo pozadanem, gdyz
many ~ gimnazy6w i szk6f real
nych, W ktorych matury czyli e.
gzaminy ~dojrzafoscl zwykfy sic
odbywa6 prawie rownoczesnie, O.
box tego zas ~lnspektor6w tax ma
10, re CT, mlmo najIepszych checi i
energjl, ME mogli wszedzie funk
cyl swei %zafatw1c. Musieli vice
wyreczac ich... dyrektorowie "a
ktad6w, k%ontrolujac sic wzajem-
ME! jake skutki z podobnej prak-
tykl wynlkafy kazdy fatwo Cd
gadnie. Naturalnie, najprostszym
ma to srodkien z%aradczym bytoby
liczbe %inspektorow fachowych po-
mnozyc, ma to jednak trzeba be-.
hatera s%fvnnej inwokacyi Monte
kukuli'cgo, pie"iadza. A tego
skarb austryaeki ola Galley ami
Tusz znalezG ME mo&e. Vice hr.
Brdeni, namlestnik zarowno praco-
witty j energiczny, .iak sprytny i
pomysfowy, wpudf ia projekt in
ny: zleci1 inspekcye czienkom
k%rujowej rady szkolnej, skfad
kt6rej wchodza trzej prof. univ.
re Lwcwa i pieeciu 2 Krakowa.
ZbytecZnie nadmienlac, re swie&y
ten zywiot kontrolujacy W swoim
zakresle dziafania moze wywrzec
wdfyw nlemafy re charakter i
tendencye wiekszosci jego ME po-
zostana bez %znaczenia ma niwie
odukacyJnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

nowlsko correspondence do czterach
]ezykow i ma swietne widoki ma
przysziose, tenn wiecej, re ME po-
trzebuJe ~wyrzekae sig swych stu
d1ow ma tutejszym wydziale praw-
nym W columbia College,. A do
dae nalezy, re piekne to stanowi-
sko zawdziecza ME pretekcji lad
mel, lecz w1asnej zabiegliwosci O.
partej ma odpowiedniem uzdolnie-
niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
PHACCIE "a
POch1ebMe swiadectWO.

W ks. Szymanowski ktory W
zesztym tygodniu jezdzlf do Auburn
N. Y. wezwany tam przez probosz-
GA nicmieckiej parafji sgo Alton
sa, pc wysfuchaniu spowiedzi
m'eszkalacych tam Polakow, zwie-
DIX takze i wiezlenie. Opowiada,
re znajduje sic tam dis jeden tyl-
ko. wyraznie jcden Polak, a oko1o
40 samych Wfochow i masa mem.
COW.
Jest TO ola n~aszej naredowo-
sci btzwatpienia najpochlebnjejsze
swiadeotwo.
(Plok ~ Aneryce, w Buffalo
wYchodzacy.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
Il st. Joseph, Mo.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Donosze, re lie wien 2 grun-
tu, to co by}o " Zgodzie pod tytu-
lem ,,Praca xvi a
Warusa" jest wierutnem k}am-
stwem, skoponowanem przez same
go 0. Krzywonosa. Takieh Union,
jake by}y podane W Zgod=ie, u mas
ME ma, ma &C gotow Jestem przv-
siadz.
Co sic tyczy koscielnych, Jest
u mas trzech, z kt6rych dwoch ME
umie wcale pisac, a trzeci troche.
0. Krzywonos zwykle najchetniej
takich sobie dobiera ma kosciel-
nych, kt6rzy ME umieja zliczyc
jeden a diva.
Wszystko co dawnlej donosi-
lem i dzisia] donosze, to swieta
prawda, ale nazw1ska mego pod to
pe}ozye ME moge, DO o. Krzywo-
nos zbuntowa}by przeciwko mnie
kobiety, do kt6rych chodzi ma plot
XII i do pd]nocy z niemi baje. U
mas ludzie ME maja zadnego wy
kszta}cenia. So jak zydzi. co W ]e-
den tydzieh wofali Hosanna a w
drugi u~krzyzuj!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

przez to zaniedbuje obowiazkl cia-
FACE ma kazdym Polaku i t. d. Zaj-
rzyimy tvlko do serca tych m}od-
szych naszych braci, a znajdz1e-
my tam bezwtapienia ogieh mi}os-
CT Ojczyzny, patryotyzm, ale cara
zem i slime postanowienie dojscia
do celu droga piracy wewnetrznej,
droga naukl i wykszta}cenia, a ME
droga kl6tni 1 swar6w osobistych,
wskazywana i'm przez niekt6re wa
SEE pisma.
Niedawno temu zaznaczyllsmy
wyniesienie do stanu adwekackie-
go p. Ark. Agatha, siostrzehca p.
Andrzejkowicza. Jesli p. Agatin do
szed} do tego stanowiska droga
praktyki doswiadczenia, to dzi-
siaj many pred soba do zazna
czenia fakt, dojscla do podobnego
stanowiska Jednego z naszych re-
dakow, droga ukohczonych kursow
ma uniwersytecie, zatem droga ma
uki. lynn rodakiem naszym Jest
p. Max. A Drezmal W Chicago,
kt6rego brat p. Alex. Drezmal zaj-
mule stanowisko naczelnika kon-
troll wagon6w W jeneralnem blu
RE drogi zelazne] Omaha" St.
Paul.
w wydziale prawnym uniwer-
syteku (Union Law College, the
law department of the North
western Unlversity), p. Max A..
Drezmal sk4ada} egzamin ma praw-
nika. Tematem jego rozprawy, jak
pisze The Chicago Tribune, by} ,,Roz-
dzia] Polski" (The Partition of
Poland), CO dowodzi, re nasz m4o-
dy, DO dopiero 81 lat LEGACY re-
dak: kocha swoja Ojczyzne. Nagro-
da sumie p;etdziesieciu dolarew
przeznaczona ala nailepszych stu
dentow uniwerstytu, podzlelona 70
sta}a ma dwie po1owy, jedna do
stab Kodak nasz p. Max A. Drez-
NAL, druga p. f. L. Velde. Row.
niez %zaszczytnie p. Drezmal z}ozyf
egzamin i ma zasadzle otrzymane-
go patentu, uzyska} prawo prak-
tyki jake adwokat we w%szystkich
sadach Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Czyz to ME jest Jeden wiecej
dow6d, re MONA zaszczytnie "a
pisac imie polskie ma kartach die
jdw emigracyi, bez potrzeby VIDA
wanna sic W k16tnie Z redaktora-
mi niekt6rych gazet? Pozwole 20
bic p6jsc dale]. Nine sic zdaje, re
tylko ci w}asnie, kt6rzy swego CA
su ME marnuia ma k4otnie, moga
i So W stanie poswiecic swoj czas
naukom i w ten spos6b zaszczyt
przyniesG redakom.
Zwycieztwo pana Drezmal jest
milczaca, ale dobitna odpowiedzia
ma ~wszystkle zarzuty robione m}od-
szej naszej %generacyi.
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
~ New YOrkgR.
CLytamy W Ognishu

Otrzymujemy wiamost, re p.
S%usskind, many prawie kazdem z
naszych czytelnik6w jake zdolny
pisarz i wyksztalcony prawnik -
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PREY jednemz tutejszych iowa
rzystw Ubezpieczenia na zycia W
New Yorku. Zaimujo on tam sta