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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
LARD COMPANIES.
Fairbanks Objects to Being Regu-
lated by Congress.

lated by Congress.
WASHINGTON, February 26. - The
House committee on agriculture today
listened to the statements of persons in
terested in the bill for the regulation of
the taxation of lard companies. A rep
resentative of N. K. Fairbanks, the larg-
est manufacturers, claimed that Congress
has no power to make such law, as the
compound is plainly branded as such,
and not deleterious to health.
The result of the agitation was to cur
tail the export demand for American
lard and unjustly give it bad reputa-
ton. The lard export last year fell off
55,O00,000 pounds. The proposed legis-
lation was in the interest of rival firm
in Boston. Under the existing condi-
tions foreigners can buy crude lard in
this country, ship it abroad, adulterate
it and undersell American compound
lard.
John M. Oliver, attorney for Fair
banks, asserted that the proposed legis-
lation would destroy the business of the
manufacturers of lard compounds, to the
delight of the mixers Of prime steam
lard.
Adjourned until Friday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
WASHINGTON VIKINGS.
A Days Doings at the
Capital.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Mere Bloody Shirt Resolutions
Sprung on the Senate-The
Blair Bill, Etc.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
WASHINGTON, February 26.-Iu the
Senate today Chandler presented petit
tion from Union county, Arkansas, rep
resenting that at the last State election
a systematic reign of terror prevailed
that armed mobs paraded the county day
and night, terrorizing white and shoot
ing and whipping colored voters; that
ballot boxes we're carried off, and asking
for the protection guaranteed by the Con
stitution
The introduction of this petition caused
an extremely personal debate between
Chandler, Harris and Berry. The pc
tition, with several others from Arkansas
was finally referred to the committee on
privileges and elections.
Stanford, from the committee on public
buildings, reported bill appropriating
$3.50, 1000 for a public building at San
Jose. California.
A number of pension and private bills
were passed, also the following public
bill: Providing for steam vessel for
the use of the civil government of
Alaska, appropriating $50 900 for the ves-
sci and $l1 900 for annual expenses.
The bill to amend the act to prevent
the exterminating of fur bearing animals
in Alaska was, on motion of Morrill,, in
definitely postponed.
The Blair Educational bill was taken
up as unfinished business. Ingalls, in
quired rs to the time when the bill was
likely to be disposed of, remarking that
1t stood in the way of many important
measures, and giving notice that he
would Insist that its consideration should
proceed with dispatch.
Reagan addressed the Senate in oppo-
sition to the bill. He described the bill
as Offering bribe of $4,000, 900
to the States if they would
consent to accept it as the price fo-
the destruction of the right of local
self-government, and imposing on them
the humilating condition of approving,
by an affirmative act of legislation, the
policy of the bill. In the interest of the
cause OF education, to prevent the Fed
efal government from being converted
into despotism, and to avoid the addi-
tional fruitful cause of sectional strife
and agitation, he hoped for the defeat of
the bill by the Senste.
Wilson, of Maryland, also argued
against the constitutionality of the bill.
Butler offered a resolution, which was
agreed TO, authorizing select committee
of the five civilized tribes of Indians to
investigate the status of the negotiations
between the United States Government
and the Cherokee tribe of Indians, in
relation to the Cherokee outlet.
After executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
A STORNI AT SEA.
heroic Attempt to Save a Ship
wrecked Crew.

heroic Attempt to Save a Ship.
wrecked Crew.
New YORK, February 26 The steam
ship Ems, which arrived today, encoun-
tered fierce gales and heavy seas on Fri
day and Saturday last. On Saturday a
wrecked sailing vessel was passed. All
of her masts were broken off and she
YVES foundering around as though she
could not obey her rudder. Nine men
were seen on the wreck. Despite the
terrible seas Captain Jungs had boat
lowered and an officer and five men en-.
tered it to attempt their rescue. The
boat Immediately capsized and one OF
the crew was lost. Captain Junge
thought it madness to make another at
tempt and proceeded on his voyage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition, and by careful application Of
the fine properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately favored beverage which may save
US many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the
iudicious use OF such articles of diet that con-
stitution may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtitle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there is 3
weak point. We may escape many fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure blood aud properly nourished frame"
-CivH Service Gazette. Made simply with boil.
ing water or milk. Sold only in half pound
tins, by Grocers, labeled thus
j AMES EPPS Il CO., Hom9opathic Chem
ists London, England.
seq tu6th&W12m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Worlds Fair Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 26 The spe-
cial House committee on Worlds Fair
met this morning to begin consideration
of the second stage of it's work-the
completion of the bill. After hearing a
statement from Hit as to Chicago, and
it's wishes in the matter. sub.commit-
tee was appointed to draft q bill in &C.
cordance Herewith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Fire At Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH, February 26.-Fire
started in Bsird's restaurant this morn
ing, and before it could be gotten under
control four of the adjoining tents had
been destroyed. The Lake Union Furni
ture Company, who, are the principal
losers, had their stock damaged to the
extent of about 81 600; insurance, $2,500
There were few other minor losses
aggregating So 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Lee Chuck,s Third Trial.

SAN Francisco, February 26 The
third trial of Lee Chuck, the notorious
highbinder who, in July, 1886, killed a
Acknowledgements in cold blood, was
commenced this morning in the Superior
Court. Lee Chuck has already been
tried and convicted on both occasions,
but the Supreme Court granted him a
new trial on legal technicalities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Presidential appointment ts.

WASHINGTON. February 26.-The Pres
ident today sent to the Senate the follow
ing nominations:
Register of Land Ofice-Edward @.
Ross, Walla Walla, WASH. Jas. E. Rus
sell, Ceur D'Alene, Idaho.
Theodore F. Welsey-Agent for In
dians at the Round Valley agency, Cal.
CONFIRMED.
Cornelius Fl. Hanford. United States
Judge, District of Washington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
A Bloody Shooting ARRAY.

NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-In the
town of Springfield, La, Monday night,
H. G. White, deputy sheriff, was killed
by assasains; Harmon Kinchen was
dangerously wounded; William White
was shot at several times, but escaped.
Lucien Morgan and man named Hale
have been arrested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
I'm THE HOUSE.
Another Contested election Gas
Taken Up.

Taken UP.
WASHINGTON, February 26. - The
House this morning took up the con-
tested election case of Atkinson vs.
Pendleton, First District of West Vir-
ginia. Six hours were allowed for de-
bate.
The case of the contestant was cham
pioned by Rowell, and Pendleton' g
claims we're maintained by O'Ferrall.
Rowell was seconded by Lacey, of Iowa,
and O'Ferrall by Wilson, of Missouri.
All the speeches were confined to the
anal; sis of the evidence, and were un-
interesting. Pending further debate the
House djourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Bon d smen sued.

CINCINNATI, February 26 Gustav Taf-
fel and L. j. Miller, trustees of the
creditors of Archbishop Purcell, today
filed two suits to recover amounts due
from Assignee Mannix, aggregating $207,-
900. The actions are to recover from the
bon6smen, as the petitions assert that
Msnnix is in California, and insolvent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Dividend. for Creditors.

WASHINGTON, February 26. - The
Comptroller of the Currency has de-
clared the third dividend of ten per cent.
in favor of the creditors of the California
Bank, of San Francisco, max ing in all
thirty.fYe per cent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
A PREsENs OF $34, 900.
The Union Iron Works to be Re-
lieYed of Its RenaltY.

WASHINGTON, February 26.-The re.
quest of the Union Iron Works, of San
Francisco, to be relieved of the penalties
accruing by reason of the horse power
developed by the cruiser Charleston fall
ing below the contract requirement, was
acted upon by the Senate naval affairs
committee this morning. 1t will be
reported favorably for relieving the COM
pany of the payment of the $34, GOO pen.
atty to which it would otherwise be sub
jected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
A Double Influence.

DR.. FLINT'S REMEDY is medicine which
will cure cases of neuralgia which other rem
edies have failed to reach, as it exercises
double influence, in one case over the circula'
tior, and In the other over the nerves.
Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or ad-
dress Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27

II have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial TrOches, which have never
failed and must say they are second to none
In the world. '-FeIi1 A. May, Cashier, st. Paul,
Mimi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Grass Valley Receives Some Mails

GRASS VALLEY, Cal February Co.
The railroad has been opened to Colfax,
and great piles of delayed mail arrived
this afternoon. The railroad has not yet
been opened bstween here and Nevada
City. The water bitches are broken
somewhere up in the mountains, and the
water power for the mines is at present
wanting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
Rub The Gums We'll

With SOZODONT when they become spongy or
detached from the pecks OF the teeth Let them
bleed freely and so recover their tone and
health. This SOZODONT is the best remedial
agent for diseased gums and teeth. Try and
learn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27
aur Homa Rraw.

Philadelphia Lager, fresh from the brewery.
In draugbt in all the principal Saloons de-
oivered promptly In bottles or kegs. Office and
Brewery. 236 Also street. Telephone 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-27

Tho Celebrated Philharmonic
Soloists will positively appear at the Palace
saloon, corner First and Spring streets, OF
Saturday evening next. Bon't fail to see them
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

jezeli kto porowna stan kraju dis
z ten, co bylo pred 80 laty, mu-
81 przylst do przekonania, re o.
gromnie sic w~szystko zmieni}o ma
Iepszc pod wzgledem instytucyj,
komunikacvj, wzrostu mast, szkof
i unlwersytet6w.
Jakakolwlek mare przyjmie-
my. to wszedzie ookazuJe sig, re
Galicya przez te 80 lat postaol}a W
bardzo znacznej mierze, re wiec
posiadamy bez por6wnania wlecej
ludzi wyksztatconych i wleksze
srodki do dziafenla pol,tycznego.
Cd kilku miesiscy waluta aus
tryacka nadzwyczaJnie sic szybko
zmienia; podczas kiedy ~jeszcze ME
dawno zioto by}o 0 Is pro. wiecei
warte cd waluty p%aplerowej, to
zwyzka wynosi obecnie tylko il
- pro
Ia 100 III. zlotem doslawa}o
sic przedtem 1875 papierowych, te-
raz Ill. Wiadome take konsek-
wancye ekonomiczne teJ zmiany;
kazdY korzec zboza teraz sprzedany
przynosi W papierach l. 1.2O
mniej, aplzeli przynosi} pred paru
laty- lyle traclmy "a tel zmlanle
6ursu! Ot6z W ubieg!ych wiekach
ME byio monety papierowej- BY
Ia moneta kruszcowa z}ota, srebrna
i miedzlana. Ale znajrozmaitszYch
przyczyn moneta kruszcowa takze
ulega}a zmianle. jake przyk}ad, W
jakl sposob take zmiany sic odby-
wa}y, rrzytocze jedne okolicznost,
smutnq bardzo, z naszej %historyi,
t. J. chwile "a czas6w Jana-Kazi-
mierza, kiedy wo]sko sic skonfe-
derowaio i zada}o zapfacenia zoF-
du nlewyp}aconego. Rzeczpospoli-
ia ME mia}a pleniedzy; zjawla SIG
awanturnlk w}och Boratynl l robi
sic 2 MIN nastepuJacy ukiad: s,ty
kupisz soble "a p6}tora miljona
miedzi, wezmlesz "a twoj zysk i
koszta p6imiljona, razem diva; z
tego zrobisz plet milionom none
ty, diva odbierzesz soble, a try
nam dasz". Tax z niczego zrobi1y
sic try miljony i tenn wyp}acono
wojsko skonfederowane. Naturalnle
re ia moneta ME mia}a AMI polo
wy teJ wartosci, kt6ra mice po-
Wilma. Ot6z W history wszystkich
KRAKOW i wszystkich narodow znaj-
duJa sic podobne tranzakcye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
L niW polskich
w AM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. W
Zqodzle z II. Llstopada, sza-
nowny redakto tejAe umIes.
CIT XII uzulepoa ustepem Ger
manlzacya prz e. kosciol i BIZ
skup DIR. Kopp".-Co chciaf
przez to wyraz'G pan Redaktor
ME wladomo. D]atego odklada-
my ma pdzniei uwagi nasze D
tel klauzull, ME zas O CALVIN
uste pie, o ktorym prawde w
starym kraJu podaAo. Tym-
czaso wo cstlzcgany Czytelni-
kow naszych, by ME wlerzyli
nowlnkom Zgody i jei uwa-
gom. Sqdzlmy, le dostatecz.
ME So przekonani Czytelnicy
o chorobliwyn. stanie tego
pisma, 0 ktorym %pom6wimy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
IA
Budowa szko1y
W Pine Creoku.
Pine Creek, Wis, "a listopada.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Cd czasu mojej ostatnlej ko-
respondencyi, datowanej 81 paz-
dzlernika / umieszczonej W 1amach
W1oruso, budowa szko}y naszej Q
wlele postapi}a, pomimo, IL ME
kt6re przeszkody EASILY z przyczyn
cd mas niezaleznych.
Ze wszystk1em, co dotad "a
szfo co juz wykonalismy, podzie-
lie chcielibysmy sic z szanownymi
czytelnikami Wiarusa a pomiedzy
MIMI przedewszystkiem z tymi,
ktorzy do wybudowania szko1y
praca lub groszem sic juz PREY
czynlli, albo tez maja intencya
wesprzec sprawe nasza ofiara do
browolna, chociaz dotad Union ich
nj mnle, anl tez W lamach Wa
rusa za~notowanych ME wldzia1em F..
Nam jednakowoz niepionna ma
dzieJe, re ci wszyscy, o kt6rych
mow1s i mysle, W pewnym czasie
nledalekiej pzysz}osci re zamla.
row swych sic ulszcz2 z}ozeniem
ofary ma dom nasz szk6lny W re-
ce os6b kompetentnych.
Ma zgromadzenlu parafialnem,
gdzle r%ozbierano szczeg61owo spra.
we wybudowaria szkofy, wzmianki
ME byfo o TEN, re w skleple pod
szkola urzqdzona ma bye take
%cysterna. Archytekt zas, kt6ry nam
plan wyroblf, zamiescll w swolm
rYsunku cysterne, pomimo, IL PREY
zamawianlu mowy 0 tenn ME by1o.
o~rzed}olyfem wiec rysunek koml-
tetowi l oswiadczy1em, re kiedy
przystanie ma u%rzadzenie cysterny
w budynku, natenczas ofiarowaf-
bym Z mel strony opr6cz dawniej
przyobiecanej sunny ~ieszcze 10 do
lar6w, pomewaz wien z przeswiad-
czenla, jake trudnosci czasaml "a
chodzq w braku woody do pran1a
bieIlzny podczas posuchy, a zw}a-
szcza W miejscach taklch, gdzie
studnie woody odmawiaJa. Komitet
z4ozony Z rozumnych ludzi przy-
znaf ~stusznost i urzadzenie OYSTER
ny zadecydowaf.
Jak iua przedtem donosilismy
wykohczenle fundamentu, sklepu i
cysterny oddallsmy Michalowl Pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
z GALICYI.

Gdyby brakowa1o innych O.
znaks re jestesmy W chwili pre-
{omu, to proste ~przypomienle naz-
wisk tych os6b, kt6re W ostatnich
kilku latach usuneiy sic z widowni
politycznej, wystarczy}oby, azeby
pokazac, re GAIA jedna generacya
zesz}a z pola, a druga - swjeza =
nastaje. Wyllczymy tylko: Zybli-
kiewicza, Smarzewskiego, Alfredo
Potockiego, juz nletylko Adama
Potockiego re strarszej generacyi,
ale j Artura z m}odszeJ, Grochols-
kiego, Brauma,- wszyscy juz zsta-
pill do grobu; Smolka, veteran
par lamentarny, wyrzekf sic iuz
czynnego udzia}u W sejmle, z}ozyl
swoj mandat do wydzia}u krajowe.
go l tylko jeszcze zalmuje stano-
wisko W Wiedniu, ma ktorem
chociaz tax dfugo je plastuje, mo-
re jeszcze trudniejszym bedzie do
zastaplenla, lax ma jakiemkolwlek
innem. Innl, jak Ziemiafkowski,
ks. Adam Sapieha, take juz pra-
vie sig usuneli. Navel z tych,
kt6rzy Juz pc tel pierwszej genera
cyl przyszll, Hausner juz take
ME prowadzl naszych szyk6w.
Natomiast wezmy wszystkich
tych, ktorzy teraz aIbo najwyblt
niejsze stanowisko za]muja, albo
SO naJruchliwsl, to wszystko juz
So ludzie, wykszta}cenl "a czas6w
konstytucylnych, mp. prof. M. 30
sbrzyhski +. 1861 wstepowaf do.
piero do 1 klasy gimnazyum sw.
Amy; Woiciech Dzleduszycki,
tw6rca party srodka, ~jeszcze by}
W Tereslanum; Romanowicz, rad
ca wydzlalu krajowego, kt6rego
znakomltel piracy w wydzlale "a
w%dzieczamy W znacznel mierze, re
zblizy}a sic ia chwlla rzeczywiscie
umlejetnej dyskusy1 mad skarbowo-
Sofa krajowa, ~jeszcze by1 studen-
TEN uniwersyteckim. TAX samo
Madeyskl, Bllihski, Alfons Gay
4owski, Abrahamowicz, Rutowski
= to wszystko SO ludzie, kt6rzy
dopiero w~ykszta}clli sic W ostatnich
czasach.
Widzimy vice, re jedna gene
racya ustqplia, druga nasta}a. Jest
to dzielem ubieg}ej generacyi, re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

znany W Winonie, ozen,i sic
z parma Maryanna Makura
z Camden, N. j. Stub odbyf
sic IL listopsda. Pan Pierz-
chalski, prowadz' tn collar
MIA IA wfasna reke, dobcze
mu sic powodzi. Obrano go
prezydentem nowo zaioaone-
go bractwa Krola jana III
Sob!esklego.- Nasza polska
miodzlez z zamifowaniem pie
jegnu]e spiew polski i muzy-
ke. Zafo2yto sic tn k6lko
Splewu Narodowego, do kt6-
rego naIe&Y wybor naszey
polsklej m}odzle&y.
W SPRAWIE PROCESU
przeclw tarmerowl Piotrowl
Zywlchiemu Pine Creeku
dowiadujemy sic nastepujacych
dalslych szczeg6low: Podsadny
raz, prey uktadaniu siana W
stdg, TAX mocno bill Zone, il
przytem zfamaf wldliska. So i
swiadkowie ma to, Re raz 10.
ME uzdq clafo poprzeclnaf, PREY
czem mu ojciec ]ego dopoma-
gal. Gdy nieszczesllwa JUL
lezata ma 1ozu smiertelnem,
podawaf je3 do po2vwienia
kwasne mleko z kartoaami.
Ona narzekata, il ME ma MIC
lepszego do jedzenia, a maj
tymczasem pieniadze przepi-
]at W salonle. Gdy pc smiercl
nieboraczkl P. zywicki przy-
byf do Winony pc trumne,
powiedziaf, il iona mu lunar.
ia ma bicle serca, lecz byfa
calkiem lima przyczyna smier-
CT, choc prawda niebozka i ma
blcie serca cierplala, Cd czasu,
Jak ia okrutmk pobif uzda.
Knew ME pfynefa meczeanlcy
z nosa "a zycia, lccz dopiero
pc sn, ierci. P. Piotrowski, pod
czas gdy clafo stale W domu.
j prey pogrzeble, AMI razu ME
z%apfakaf, ale gdy sledzlat W
wiezleniu w Whitehall, narze.
kat, il 60 duchy trapla, a /
teraz wiasnego cienia sic
boi.
Kaucya stawlll "a podsqdne-'
go Jozef Pelowski i Ludwik
Rudnlk z Pine Creeku, kto-
rym on dal mortgage ma swo-
ia farme, o]ciec ]ego zas mort
gage ma swo]a realhosG W Wi.
NOME, wypisa wszy sic zarazem
z deputatu, jaki dotad z far.
my syna odbieraf.
. zmarfej powlada]a ludzle
W Pine Creeku, 2e byfa ko-
beta spokojna, pracow'ta i po-
bo2na oraz zyczliwa matka ola
dzleci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

boty swej ME dopiInowai tego
powodu obawla]ac sic, by mas ME
zawi6d} j kosztow nlepotrzebnych
parafi ME narobl}, obowiazani by
lismy zerwac umowe z MIN,
lnnym czlowieklem, kt6remu by
MONA zaufac, ugode zawrzec.
Pc ustapieniu Michala Paul.
bickiego podjat sic piracy Jan Ga
lewski pod teml samemi warunka.
mi. jake przyja} jego p%oprzednik.
Tenze p~rzybrawszy sobie ~jeszcze
Augusta Wejer do pomocy, wyko-
nal robote swa W dose kr6tklm
czasle. ktorei by sic i dobry mai
ster mularskl ME p%owstydzif.
Gdyby byt %potrzebny mate
rya} ma placu, moznaby byto PREY
TAX s%przyjajacym stanle powletrza
juz zesz}ego tygodnia dalsza prace
PREY budynku przedslebrac. Lecz
i do tego ME diugo czekat. Drze-
wo juz bylo dawniej W sasledniej
Winonie Empire Lumber Co...
zam6wione, lecz ME mogllsmv jesz.
cze dotad zw6zka drzewa SIG zaj-
mowat, DO kamienl dostarczac po-
trzeba by1o do mularki a tez ldro-
q W ostatnich dw6ch tygodniach
byfy bardzo popsute.
Za4atwiwszy jednakowoz co
by}o najpotrzebnlejszego zawiado-
mllismy kompanla, ably nam drze-
No W p~oczatku niniejszego tygod-
MIA ma Dodge dostawl}a, zkad o.
bywatele z Pine Creeku dowioza
ma miejsce budowy. Dalsza vice
praca cieslelsHa juz W plqtek ROE.
poczac SIG moze.
Co Wiarets z~as}ysza} ! W pls-
nile SVEN umiescii, re pan VOL
CZECH Liberia 2 Winony w spolce
z j. Mfynarczykiem obia} ma sic
budowe szko1Y, bv}o prawda. FRO
billsmy 2 MIN kontrakt, re wysta-
wi nam szko}e do pierwszego czer-
wca, roku 1891, wykoua wszelka
robote powyz fundamental i do
starczy wszelkie zelastwo potrzebne
do zupelnego wykohczenla domu,
opr6cz ~gwozdzi; tax samo przyjaf
ma siebie dostaw!c / lnne matery-
ally, ktore parafa dostarczyG sic
ME obowiaza}a, a plan i specyf-
kacya tego wYmaga. Nszelka To-
bota w~ykonczona ma bye welding
%rysunku oplsu.
Ia to dostanle p. wv. Liberia
cd parafii IT'S dolar6w, kt6re W
trzech ratach W oznaczonym cza-
sic wyp4acic SIG maja: gdy BUDDY
mex stanie pod dachem deskaml
zewnatrz okryty, odb,erze 225 do
larow, gdy 60 ceg}a ob}ozy, dosta-
ME drugie 225 dol, reszte zas de-
lar6w 325, skoro kompletnle wy
kohczy i odda parafi kIucze.
Kontrakt obie strony podpisa-
4y, a pan w. Liberia stawif kau.
eva W wysokosci 1000 dolar6w, "a
kt6ra pan Mateusz Brom, zamoz-
ny obywatel z Pine Creek, swym
podplsem reczyl. Originality kon-
trakt .oddany zostaf ola przecho-
wanna do ogniotrwa}ej kasy p.
Sprechera W independence, Wis,
dwle kopie zas znajduja sic W reku
osob interesowanych.
Rysunek ola szko4y i ops
wykonaf archytekt pan G. Berg
mann re St. Paul, MINI. 1926 WA.
basha Str, sfynny z praktycZnego
i wygodnego rozk}adu i urzadzen,a
dom6w. Tenze wykonaf Juz rok
temu ola mnie rysunek do pleba-
nil W Independence, o kt6rej po-
wiedziec MONA, re daleko l szero-
ko szukaG by trzeba, zanim by sic
%znalazto mieszkanie 4 tax wygod-
mem i praktycznem urzadzeniem
lib j izbetek, jak prawie tam. Kto-
by sobie wiec zyczyf wybudowat
dobre pomieszkanie, nlechaj sic do
niego Pc rysunek zgiosi- a moze
bye pewny, re sic ME zawledzie.
70 przezwyciezen1u naiwiekszych
trudnosci, jake dotad istnia}y ola
parafii naszej, wolniej dzlsiaj Cd
dychac mozemy. Rozpoczynalismy