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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-15
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. August 13.
Wheat t,ading was again active and the feeling
unsettled and nervous, the influence governing
the market being of about the same character as
noted recently, but had a more selling effect.
Trading is getting more general. and the public
is taking hand at speculation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
A. ]. CAMMEYER,
Sixth Ave., cor. 18th ST.
Our Homes and Property nDangGr.
TO THE
ConsCtcntiOus Voters OF New.York.
The BALLOT the ONLY REMEDY
FOR THE
EVILS OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
w. Jennings DemOrest.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
GOING AHEAD WITH THE NEW CENAIS

". J. X. Kenny. supervisor Of Tho CITY Record"
has begun the preparation Of the form, To be- used 10y
the police in the recount OF the inhabitants. rogue ,tcd
by Mayor Grant. Twelve hundred books will bc print
ed and Mr. Kenny hopes to get them into the hands Of
tho men who arr To them this week. They will be
of note paper size. and numbered according tn the
decimal system. Each page is arranged Ia contain
twenty names which Will facilitate IA" counting after
the books turned in. Twenty five clerks Of the
sanitary Corps will help tAbuatc tho rrtarn-. Tho
cost Of the Is estimated ut ~ 600 a,
most Of the work Is T. BE- done by persons in the
employ Oi the city. Whatever the rosi. II Is ~ BE-
betrayed from the contingent fund. In case an effort
should be made TO prevent the recount by the Issue Of
mandamuS from s0nc " the courts. Serion 504 Of
lie Consolidation Act Is relied upon to resist such
attempt. The Hoard Of Health Is empowered by this
section to demand assistance from the police Whenever
Ice but perhaps Il will =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
DIYBiRRED FOR VIOLATING HIS TRCT

baltimore. sept. 10 specialization II. Handy. u
prominent lawyer and Demo, rattle politician Of this
city, wa, disbarrcd by the supreme Bench to-day
the charge o siandrrng trust funds OF the estate of
o. ". Miller a co.. for which he was trustee and in
which Judgment of over ~ 900 recently rendered
in the city Court against two OF his surrtlcs r. Kcl
bradford and William :. Taylor. Mr. IIandys
wcr frankly admitted his guilt Mr.. Handy was ad
inted to the bar In ISL. lie member of the
Maryland senate. and for the nation for Con
grc,s against DIR. Cole but was defcatei. lie Is
ported to DO In the West at present His shortage to
the Miller estate IL said To be- about $4,000 ON May
IL judgment against ". ). Taylor, jr.. and r. Kel
bradford. Hir. llandY's suretics rendered for
S4.l73 -. Ills bond u $50 900 In this estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
no We VIEW
NE.W WORK GUY.

lego par, Il ih",,r'al and NJ" Npar"r m"n "IlI
dowm the E,y TO-DAY t. met 'i'r'. u" >p'tN'
dancer. who H. To begin an engagement at the Eden
Nn~cc October J.
Ia" ..r>; month Win an 3" r" Ia, not paved niu'H
iu,r with ~, .,,cs> yet nj warm "ca'"r l.
u,c,.. p,irn; than nny alphabetical tr"i!ti"n
II -..tau-,ut, wlu>c rate, are :" heap that they
.,, III AFFORD supply napkin- would charge tr'"t
lr their NE. thcy might nni wav out Of TIE tr"b!"
new material called rubber velvet II male h'
,r, Nc n,u,c,, f.i. - color OYER rul'cr =. ''h
i,. the batter l. hot and ,"n. The re 'ut "'k> hN
~; .lhh bat j. elastic. waterproof AID cAoe'!i"'h
i.t'.
r.,d,y + tho Lat d,y ~ summer.
collector i.rlmrit las p'"n"t"i J"hn IT, N' '"l
,,,. Jaime, " Nulhr.ri l." ,"Ik.hIp' With salaries OF
i 900 :, ,..,r and i",n r. Ma:"nry. W n h'hrE MI"
r!An,i> k,irv Ia rl"rk-hlp- with salaries Z" Ti'-"'
war Duanr 'ar,haddrn. Juiv"' brown. 'r'ri' IL
- a. .l,iihu,l and ,rrll W. smith "rrr "Pp"h"'
.i.ir, clerk, at 1000 year.
T,,uvl, =, m>ta.- ~ ihr 'ailr dl,pa.ch"> Il "iH
rr,ourccd shat Tie steamer >'r> Il IT." inAd Linz
$50 duc f., t,y Sic. did not al from Liverpool un'i
.r,i,.dh,.
10. funeral II captain William Mc'lars took place
a. h, home. 50. - Lcnwi'h t.. ~ T. m \''''''H.
"a" lur,al W., ia t,l'Hr> 'cm"t">
Inc .,..m,h,p >ma,in. M. u.iri Of the ncw N"-
.I, .l TIE. Ncw i.rh. 'mba AID N">"Ah steam mp
me- ,,iu l,,y. Chester for New i,Ik tni' n1"ir.h;
Ei.on Il. McEv"u. the nan"rr "i '"'r'u"'
a. u., at So - West ro.li"'uin Il. VIII" VIA 'r
+, ,.r. u.i compliant o john b"ai|'nii. i.' ""N''' "'
,. ,h,,c. If .tr,ln. 80 whirh Was due "n an IN
,,Iu.u, for a plan, vas i"arr.enrd al r''' court
:.,d,, lie waved examination. and va h"Id III
: 900 bail FIR trial.
Water REGISTER i;Ily'~ rep TT show fh" ~ '' -
"a. tl,, amount Collected Tor rotor wafer n'td Last
v,.h me Mayor, Marshal issued 2l' city IL
+ r which he received +I4' -.
t. ti..., # u.nuui~ trion VI r." >-m"i yesterday "'
,,c estate uf Emile E",Ni the ?'unG German '''r"'
| vhn committed suicide III Ihnr-das. t. Henry Fl@'
I'm, father ,,,d sIlarriian al I"itr lrlG r"u VI ~
lin, d. al :c;rr>- The value of the estate i N'd not
t. exceed 30
Pre-. i.i, Port, r. uf the Board of tidrtcH vi -" III
IA, letter IA answer the inuni! i'sai'iInf I'M '"'
| ,l,iuu of the Charity lI">iIai t. Mayor Grant |"
uorr,,v He la, been busy preparing 1t FOR Sev,r'
day.
| \ competitive examination for n" purpose OF 'er"r
49,. The most efficient Teachers 10 fill three vac an "'
~ the trlinin. department II tho Normal college a
| lrld Yesterday IN Eppm No. II the college build
AZ. .i>icrn Young woii"n presented Themselves ~
| candidates.
| I;vic,' dav N the Marine aud Field cub. Bah
| leach Yesterday, arhcd the close vi unu uilh
many guest, In watching some brilliant ttnns pay
g Ly crack player, of the club and AT u O'Clock diu
| ucr was served, followed by all Informal dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
THE ALEXANDER l. MOLLY NENDRI iL

The Committee Of Arrangements connected with the
Of the mcm"Sal bust Of Alexander l.. lI"iK
t.vil engineer in Washington square. are making
elaborate arrangements for th" unwilling Ger"
monies. which 10 take place uci'l"r !.
The varonS societies interested III III" AFFAIR
Will assemble ut Chckcrng Hall at = y. M.
wheI James f.. Drcdgc, Of London Editor
If Engineering" will deliver addr.-s. The imcri
Institute of Mining Engineers. the American
ccty Of Mechanical Engineers. the principal ,"ctir>
promoting the memorial are 10 tikr part III III" "N
cici-c. with their guests. the British Iron and Steel
Institute. and the VcrcIh Dcut,chcr Observation-Disclosures.
ol Germany.
Afcr the exercises at the hall the Procession will
he formed and Will march tn Washington Snii,' whcr.
the Statue will bc presented by ca President Jane g.
inyl.> formerly Uf the Health Board. 10 Pre- idrni
Gallup who will accent IL the part o. the parh De
partmrnt. Alexander Holly Olm@tcah twelve old
nephew II the famous engineer, will unve the hronz"
memorial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
4CTInr on uR PETIOTTUS DEATH.

A spccia! meeting # the Ohio society wa held We
tcrlsy afternoon al the Onic" ~ DllJr y SWaNnc
No. 80 Wall st.. to tale action OH III" d"ath ~ l:"i
a:nin franklin Pciv"tt,. one % is me nb"ri There
wcr. present General WAGER Swavhc. Carson LAKE.
Colonel william p FoIg. Joseph Pool, :yiiN h"uer
l. f. Holloway Malm Glance. william +. IpSon
Edward Hr,,ch Ralph H. Wdcgone:. Henry A. Gn>'-
ford Professor s. ;. Packard Warren iIlcy. General
H. L. burnett. G. {. shaync A. J. Fovc and William
II. Caldwell
Colonel Fogg and Mes,rs. Holloway. Pool, Chance
and Lake We're appointed comn.ttcc on ic'ontiun>.
They drew up a suitable report, which was adopted
I H. :" present appointed committee To attend
Mr. PexOttO, funeral, which take place this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
THE HANDSOME GARDEN THEATRE.
prCmATICNs OF THE NEW PLAY.n -. )
I'LL. MAuislrE SOL. ARE ,.AEni y.

DE- ATICNs OF THE NEW PLAY u u - =
Thu MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Two NV Garden Theatre j. 81 nearly finished that
hc-. seems To- lc no du:i.d - it, hrrs r'ai' for ~"
opening with e" Dr. Hll7 n"N -h'u:iav "'':''-. u
WAS bsht"t last night for private lh-i"' ''"' 80
tlr Decorations aud the arrbt 'nn""' "i NV
hous, The rc,ul, extremely '.''i~f''"r' "F'''
i.n,r agreeing that the house wa' c"n'"ri''" ''"
Convenient and remarkably pretty. II h"> '''''-
c,I Il, Of about 200. and the lines ~ 'It' -" "\
cc!lcnt almost every seat af 'rne gao! ''" -: We
Stare The >tage Is low that people ,ftr; ID ~"
f. ,,i rows ran o." no"r oi Il. IT." "rrh">ir' ).
f., l.. plrcci under ~" tag. The enclosure i"F |
ui.i,.,,, beng mod He'd after that Al l;hNT,nh Ia"
tag" j. . wid" and convenient "'r. Win amp" if"
,i.iuo f,r WORKING scenery i"th n',"I" ard lrl""
Ih, wall, Of the theatre VIII hr hne "itr ,i'. ava
lc ,,rcva LINK color "a" rr~i {" III" Dc" n"i'' '
ah:. lclt h."Hn AID l"ld IL" l"l'"nf f"ni~ yep
,rr,, curti.ii, aii cord W.'' id.-"I-. V the nsht
t,l. or, h">'ri floor T. i;l" '""i..'d" N"Ah- c"i
.i,udi. room and there i in"th"r ai"r" III" iili'
g., NJ, ,uc tide. 1t L. remarked IN pa 'in- That
the decoration. Of IL" gallery are ~ rich a ti'r' 81
,,y part Of IA" h"u>" Tn" c"iiins has = h';'-"n'
DOME WITH a large vcniilaor and hrIllnr' 'lu."~ %
light, The door j, 'a:p"t.d Win red, and IL" NJ
hnl>icrv uf th. ..nt- II a." same color.
The ur,..cu.ur j. r-ur' iallv rich AID hird>'nn" -
effect. The arch /, hrVW AID rc-'' "n f"ur iil
llaI> which form III" CORNER. 81 ia" l\ ''"''
rir>r column, are adorned aih iwirinG r'rt,Id
and III. lower part, Of them Ar" 81 marble III" i"'
'front.' are also hung With gatand-. Tn" pf"''"'iuu
frame j, heavily c.ld'E anh above 1t Is rich i?"/'
which rIb.,d- III" rp- 81 "a" hi-'r' b"H"'
The arrh itself j, divided nj" small panr!, an'
within the arch, ivr tlr frame. rl' r'lri. rep
lrar1n. - wreath ;i:rI p.m branch and 'nr''uId"'
,v 3,mr %, umpH, RE ar' nr"l' , pn,nn"' J"
'"I" Of h"Gln,'r E,'n'" % 'h" pn.h Of A"r'iii, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
FOR THE NEU IT1LIAN HOME.
CELEBRATING TN ANNIVERSARY H' TlI1 pNfE
THROW o. TIL PArhI. ~ iifi :

CELEBRAT;Nl; I'M >NNlViRNARY ~ TlIF "NfE
THROW % TIN pArhI Fi:ciN
Twenty wears ago Yesterday the Italian Army. over
throwing IL" Iapa t,,ce. mad" IL triumphant entry
into Rome" and t.. Italian "ti1"n~ @! Ne" YORK o'o
nut NO .c,. 1hr auuINri.arv I'tcy formed Il pro
cc,>ion near mon ~lrar' n o''rh N">'"tiN morn
inc ND 20. cnnifE,id IF Grand NIr-hil h->ri. ana
When il !Ia,, he'd past the reviewing stand i"y 300"
rcr,ois were in line" la coming down town Il hilt
vas called the Italian Home where Ma presented
by king llurirIt unfIr'd from Il lml""'y I'll"
Nag vas enthusiastically and ratr"ii'hlly Nhln'"i
From the reviewing stand the parade ""r 'c"n iN
>:i.rr S.ch,c, I:arpl EOs-i, Ch"valcr I"iiiaHp IN
Verdi OF Washington ID. c. and representatives from
the French and swiss tOd-I!a''~.
Aftcrwad they went - >Iln":'- Harlem River Park
where the icIn". tn dI. and c."ui': "a~ p''"Hd
H. .orial Pleasure >prccl"> ""r" made 10y 'r N'I'"r
Cnnini Ch"valicr I0;Inan" AiAa'idrIa d 'diIhi ana
Others The whole cclDiJiI.H WAS oo"crlN"c ana car
the Interest Of the Italian li'ih' Nh" IL
iu,rui,c, Ia b" Uf tn most tA"'t\" {" ~" Hi'N
i,nl,rdirupic inetiiiliui~ Of This 'ny. ia" d''iVH
,i u. new home VII tlhc place H"lnc tan ~ I" l"bcf
on the return from Italy Of C"n~nl"chciil ENa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
A DEAD URL EKAHD VINO WAS ONCE RICH

4 man who said he Frederick u. swift. aged
.;f;y three, homeless ard destitute. applied at g."
{ huicll-,t. police station for shelter, on Friday
night. and sent Ia the lodging room With other
Migrants. lie appeared to be i'll, bu; the police did
not know how critical his condition Yesterday
morning. when tho other LOGGER, were aroused by the
doOrmaIl, swift Wa, dead. A bottle Of morphine III
his pocket indicated that he had died from
dose OF the drug.
swift was u classmate Of Channccy VI. Depcw. at
Yale, aud for years he piTctsed law IN this city. At
one time he WIS counsel for the adams Express Com
p;ny and had income Of S2O.GDo wear. hut he
ruined by strong drink and In recent Obliged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

engineer Gustav Lind"rhal Glc, rs. ro!an l.. Mot
j,, ki,c Mel au,La o.. inl.lda, burg. F"uI. l''n".
Andrews, .r,uci i>,nciac ~ captain EAi~. Ir'''>
l. Eyan Of SOW ior.: - a. ! 'hni'. I'v'i'l ! -
:, Yorn. g. J.r~", Ci;,. a"G = LIN l'i''' .''d -
&cv lnh HE niI,t.L,n ar"it 81 'i'"'" -
specified in ic act o: ti":r"'> 'a~ ben ~ ''
~, ,hc T.. khnIdcfS III. oii-iuli ;l1u~ 81 i'' '":'
vll,h a. faded IN railroad iiri. ~.u-l' paw
, :, .,.u fo., are ,,c,f. ~, led rlr new rl'- II
Idle for ten railroad tHk'. N"vrh >'l'''' '''
tr,rh, and a pr,m"nnic fr {" p,s>cugcr. - 500 !
49, .i,i.hcd .iir plans viii he Submitted ~ W" N''
r.ary Of War for his approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
An EYETTOR iRREST ED.

deputy sheriff, John f.. O'Ncill Yesterday arrested
william still. executor and tc,tamcutary trustee ~ the
g tate of Joseph Watson. deceased. order from
the surrogate. and locked him up in Ludlow street
Jail The original decree against slit VA, o;ttalncd
ON August 4. I--';. when ne dlrrtc to pay over
TO the Attorney Of the estate the of S2OUi I'll
hich hc failed (" do. year thereafter. August g..
I--1 surrogate Rollins ndjudgcd the executor and
tr,i .ce guilty Of default and ordered his arrest. The
shcriif's officer, did not find him until yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
Misses CIoakS and Suits.

MORE THAN ORDINARY ATTENTION HAS
RIEN BESTOWED IPON THIS DEPARTMENT
THIS SEASON. AND TIE RESULT Il TIE
FINEST STOCKS THAT WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN IN MISSES SUITS AND CIOAKS FOR
nprs.. SCHOOL AND STREET WEAR. PAR
TICCLAR ATTENTION {, DIRECTED To "u"
LINES or COATS. NEWMARkET> AND JACK
ETs MADE FROM THE FAMOUS BANNOCkDtRN
luEylOT,-A MATERIAL WHICH, WHILE IN
REArTIFrI. PATTERNS AND ALI. DESIRABLE
PLAIN COLOR-, HAS NO EQUAL FOR WEAR.
ING QUALITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
Ladies' FuIs and Fur Garments.

MANY NOVELTIES RECEIVED FROM EUROPE
TIE PAST WEEK WILL BE PLACED on SALE
MONDAY IN Fur DEPARTMENT. WE OFFER
FOR SELECTION TIE LARGEST LINES or FUR
GARMENTS AND FIR ARTICLES At THR Low
vxr pr,cEs THAT CAN BE NAMED, BASED
UPON THE COST OF SKINS PURCHASED BIZ.
FORE THE RECENT GREAT ADVANCED TOOK
EFFECT.
TIE COLLECTION INCLUDES MORE THAN TWO
ruousAND FUR CAPEs MADE IN EVERY
KNOWN FUR.
NOTICE-Wr make 10 charge Tor alteriuE Indies
ar Misses CIoaks suits. Fur Capes or Fur Garments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

A, ]. CAMh[EYER,
16I, 1853, l65, ISL and 1853 Sixth Ave.
CORNER 18TH ST.
Patent Leather Shoes.

1T IS now ACKNOWLEDGED TINT IniS
TuE CORRECT SHOE FOR CARRIAGE ol' p"'-''
STREET OR EVENING WEAR .,.,c,,rc
n", r,,, ..pi.N,." AID LIGHT DANCING SHOE
To HEAVY ENGLISH STYLES OF wALklNm suit mn
I KEEP THEM FOR MEN. WOMEN A' ~ ON
DEEN so THAT EVERY ONE fo, ~. ,. va
CAN BE BECoMINGLY CLAD in ini ror nDUGu
,,.,, m. mr. WHAT THEY LACK IN sEK'l'h -
MADE Up IN ATTRACTINENESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
London-made Walking Jackets.

DIR COLLECTION OF LONDON.MADE WALK.
ING JAtkETS SCRPAssES ANYTHING We
HAVE HERETOFORE SHOWN THE A>sORT-
MENT COMPRISES OVER 500 STYLES. AND
Il WE'LL WORTHY VISIT. If ONLY
or INSPECTION. To SEE WHAT MARVEIS
or TASTE. BEATTY IN MATERIALS AND
prpprcr1ox n SHAPES AND FINISH HAVE
BEEN GOTTEN TOGETHER ~ u. TIE
PRICES ARE EXTREMELY MODERATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
NORTH RIVER BRIDGE OFFICERS ELECTED

The corporators Of the North River Hridsc Company.
recently authorized BY act Of Congress. held Their first
meeting last Friday evening at No. 20 Nassau-st and
elected tho following officers President. Jordan L.
Mott secretary. n. II. HouSemon treasurer. Charles
j. Canda general counsel. Charles F. MacLean chief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
9th Ave. and 10Th st.

m HE BOOK OF opEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
m.,(esn smusenents Rues for sailing, swim.
Mig ball playine, shooting horseback r;dng g. g. N
Ht.rtsihioa and universally complicated hy the pssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
IMPORTED
BOnnets and Round Hats.

NOW on DISPLAY. Our REGULAR FALL
NEGOTIATIONS or BONNETs. ROUND HATS
AND rOouE., REPRESENTING THE CHOICEST
CREATIONS OF TIE LEADING MoD'sThs
ABROAD. ALSO A VERY CHOICE COILEC'
rYox ar DRESS AND SUIT HATS FBOM .OCR
OWN wORKROOMs At ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30
0 DZIELNYN
BARTOSZU GkOWACklM.
Napisal W}adysfaw Jag'elskl'
(Ciag dalszy.)

-Gdy DIS meGe splesza ma
pole boJu-niewiasty sk1ada'q
ma oitarzu O.jczyznv grosz choc
ostatni. TAX i IA podziekowac
tn music naszei gospodyn', re
home grosza nam ma wo4'en,
ne potrzeby poslala, DO 1000
dukat6w odebralem IA rece
naszego Bartosza porucznlka!
Panic Naczelnlku - cd,
par1a wzruszona dzledz'czka-
Polka poswiecrt p%ow'nna choc
ostatni grosz ma potrzehe VI
czyzny, i moja otiara s'lrom-
ma nlegodna takieI wzml"nkl
ale ME 1850 dukatow, tyl-
ko 1000 rosfatam.
Tu Bartosz 'Giowackl "a
czerwienil Sic mocno.
Koscluszko spojzal ma niego
bacznie, a iza zabfysfa W IRE
n;cy tego, co sam bez ska2y
Ojczyznie poswleclf &ycle swe
do ostatnlegc tchnlenia.
-Domyslam sic teraz -
zawolaf-zkad one so duka-
tow! Tos ty poczciwy Bartoszu
Giowacki ostatni twoj grosz
krwawo zapracowany dotozyf,
a ieszcze W skromnoscl twel
nj sfowklem ME w~spomnlafes
tel ofary. Mech Gle Bog "a
to bfogoslawi, kmieclu polski,
a dopoki p%odobnych toble sy-
now bedzie liczyla Oiczyzna ma
sza, ME laglme narod nasz.
Tu usciskai Bartosza po bra
tersku, DO bohater odczut W
poswleceniu llchem kmlecia ta'
ka serdecznosc i giebokos6
milosci Ojczyzny, jaklej %jeszcze
ME widzlal, choG wielu lnnYch
i pienladz i 4ycie W oferze
niosfo, Bartoszowi zrobIfo sic
tax lekko ma sercu milo,
jakby niebieskich kosztowa1
rozkoszy, i znalazf W tel ohwll
ualszczytniejsza nagrode swycE
czynow.
Bieslada sic s%kohczy}a, ma
czeln. siad1 miedzy starszymi,s
Bartosz poaegnawszy sic ruszy:
do swolch, do swojej Basi
druchow broni. witany z Ser
decznym uscisklem i podz'
wen. Slyszeli wszyscy sfows
naczelnika, to tel ka2dy pc
spiesza1 uczclc ziomka i kmie
cha, CO wiecej zdzlafaf i gaslu
ayi nil panowle W at]asach.
o., ME powstydze ia ST.
nigdy mel chfopskiej sukman.
-wo1af - oddaiqc usciski =
przecie sam naczelnik W ME
chodzl i ia szanuje-i nieza
pomne, Aem polsklm chfopem
Fl. ALE przecle, was nacze]
mix zroh,f szIachcicem prZerWa
ktorys.
-Szlachcicem bedzie ka2d.
dcbry CHOP mowi pczecle pa
Kosciuszko-co sig dobrze BIZ
"a O~jczyzne.
20 Bartoszu najdro2szy :
miafem ia Ia toba tesknote-
ale teraz tom szczesliwa.
| poszli do chaty-a szcze'
ciem dzieliG sic. Radoscl true
no wypowiedziet, a zreszt
kazdy sam to n%ajlcple] odcz1
le, jak mu biogo, kledy sal
spelniI obowiazek Ojczyzni'
lub widzi szlachetny prz,
kiad.
Ale siohce zasz1o, , zesz.
znowI 81 dniu ponledzialkc
wynn. Uderzono W trqbki,
bebuy--i zoln,erze ruszy
znow droge. Ley znow t
warzyszyfy kosynierom, a
ME w~straymywcly wlesniako
matli AM 2ony-bo wied2ia
dokad spiesza.
Cotauo sic ku KrakowoN
by tam odcze'Sa6 ma sciaga?
ee sic zewszqd posifki, j do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30

uOSGll "1CSLSlS Wv
Naczelaik stall w1asnle pre-
gla1aiac przeclagajacy korpN,
six, gdy przybyi lakis wles'
MAX starry, obdarty / mu sic
poklonil.
-Ojcze Naczelniku-zaw o-
faf-oto syn MOI ga OJczyzne
valley, a pan nasz plsarz
dokazuje, ze ~potr2eba l"dzl W
polu, i mnie poturbowali sro-
DE.
Naczelnika oNo zwykle talk
1agoine, zablysto gnlewem.
-Zkadzescle?
Il pod Proszowa L'pl-
nc.
= sprawledllwosc bedzie
wan odmierzona - badzcle
spokoini. Kmleciem ia pomla-
tao ME danny bedziecie "a
70 wolni-a ga}gan, ktory
was gnebl, zostanie ukarany.
Blogosfa naczelnika, po-
szedf starzec miedzy szeregl
szuAa6 walecznego syna-a
naczelnik groznie gadal z Ma.
dalinskim.
-Nierozumie]a jenerale -
mowlt- nlektorzy ieszcze, DC
kmieclowi zlemia, kt6ra W
poole czofa ore, prawem sic
nalezy, i sadza, lie moga MIN
poniewiera6. Targowlca znlo-
sta dobroczynna konstytucya;
to piekielny obcvch pomysf
podsycac W ten spos6b niezgo-
de braci, Jedne] zieml syn6w.
Surowo powsciagne naduzycie
kazde.
-Dobrze Naczelniku - "a
wolaf Madalinski - zofnlerz j
patryota skromny a zasfuzo-
ny-ukrocim my tych co tax
dokazuja. Tacy ME lepsl cd
zdraicow, DO brata gnebia -
vice cd narodu wol1ego ale
lnszej nagrody doczeka]a. Ale
wielu jest tak1ch co rozumle
ia swoi obowiazek jak Redo
wicka dzledzlczka.
-Prawda-wiec 2 Rzedowl,
wychodza tacy ]ak Bartos;
zuchy. Bodaj wszystkich tax
przerobic. Trzeba move prawo
obmyslic, DO Ind zas}uayf ne
to, i w MIN many fundamen'
potegi narodowej. Tymczasen
powsclagaG bede surowo!
ida nam sle-odparf Ma
dallnski-Polske uwolnlc, cd,
lud cafy sic poruszy.
TAX! tylko praca, ktore
sto lat doplerc mole dokona6
Ale zawsze widziates ]enerale
jak pod Racfawlcami kosynle
rzy siekli? Je2ell teraz znaj
: dziemy wlecej kosynier6w :
! oswobodzlm kraj-niech be
. DIE nova szlachta-a ka2d'
| PoIak bedzle szlachcicem
wolnym. Jak ka3dy sic 20
y czuje do walczenia "a kra
kazdy bedzie r6wny!
. Patrzeli obej jenerafowie Il
zofnierzy, acknowledgement sic ,
obozie; wreszeie poJeehall da
lei, witanl radomie od kr;
Rowan.
, Oboz ]ednakowoB MIN
. zwycieztwa niedawnego, FL
q ruszaf sic ku Warszawie, b
pc drodze stall ~jeszcze 2oinle
= RE moskiewscy, vice czekan
= lepszej chwlli. AZ OTTO ma VIE
keuoc przyszla wiesd: Warsz:
wa wolna! Igielstrom 500
= Moskall wyrzucony, orusac
SIC cofaja. i kto2 to dziafa
v, Polskiego wo]ska bylo W Wa
- szawie tylko COCOA malo I
lyle obcych.-Oto, podnios:
sic mieszczahstwo, nler6wn
y, wiece1 cd km'ecl biorace |
y DIAL W narodowych sprawac
bO 2 bllzka patrzafo ma ko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30

Gdy 2gryzoty
[ kfopoty
Ludziom aaki susza,
To W Bay Cicie
Znakomicie
Chfopy szklanki dusza.
CzIek cnoc starry
Ma swe barry
Bierze heg pekaty
I przez Lofty
Miedzy pEoty
Pedzi q l;m do chat>
Hej biesiada,
Dana, dada,
Predko key wyplty,
A tn hura!
Gaia fura
Jedzie z West Bay City!
Klo mud czu]e,
Mech go TRUE
Onem plwem W krtani,
WysmieEltv
w est Bay City
Tel Brewing GOs