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Evening journal., 1890-05-15
Samuel Montgomery killed on the r

caAhueA HAVhtkomeE1 hAiAcu oh bhe AshlA'
NEWARK, Del, May 15.-Samuel Mont.
gomery, unmarried, aged go, living at
Singerly, was killed at the Baltimore and
Ohio station here last evening by the
southbound train. He was a wood
dealer, and has a brother in Lancaster,
Pa. On his person was found $780, He
is supposed to have fallen from the train
as it moved of, but nobody saw him al
the time. and when help reached
him he was dead. Coroner
Gamble came to this towr
this morning and summoned 8
jury to inquire into the cause of
his death. After Viewing the body and
examining several witnesses the jury
rendered a verdict of accidental death
The remains were taken to his late hom,
for Intern ent.
Evening journal., 1890-05-15
just what They voted For.
New York Herald

New ork Herald.
With the regular Pension bill, one
hundred millions; the Additional Pen
sion bill, which has passed the House,
forty millions more; Public Buildings,
twenty five millions; River and Harbor
BILL TWENTY-FIVE millions. and subsidy
bills and other things to come, it is
clear that, unless President Har
rison uses his veto almost as freely
as President Cleveland did, this Congress
will leave an empty treasury when it ad-
journs. And yet good Republicans can
say it only carries out faithfully the
Chicago platform. which declared for a
policy which should give employment to
our labor, activity TO our various indus
tries, promotes trade, and so on.
Evening journal., 1890-05-15
They can sland Itl Can Heg

Senator Ingalls,, having been inter-
viewed as to the allegation that he
blagiarized portions of a recent speech he
delivered as his own. virtually ac-
knowledges the truth Of the charge, and
says as to those who made it public that
he will leave them to the Judgment OF
the living and the contempt Of the dead
This must be that silent contempt that
Is Oc sasiOnally referred to
Evening journal., 1890-05-15
WIIl Aeeept Il Anrwnr.

Reading Telegram
The church loves a cheerful giver. but
It was never known TO refuse a gift from
giver who wasn't cheerful.
Evening journal., 1890-05-15
A Republican critic on the Tarin.


Baltimore sun.
Representative Butterworth of Ohio
yesterday made speech in criticism Of
the pending tariff bill that must have
caused cold chills TO perVade Mr.. Mckin-
ley's vertebre column. Il respect" he
said, "the wisdom Of the committee, but
why is Paul favored and Peter turned
DOWN Getting no answer to this
inquiry. he proceeded to tell of pro-
tected industry which. by reason of ex-
cessive protection, had paid $50, 600, 90
of dividends on capital of 81, 250, 900.
Such pets OF protection could better be
given handsome fortunes directly out Of
the treasury than be authorized by law
to prey Thus upon the people He could
name manufacturers whose profits eX-
ceeded those of all the agriculturists in
any state Of the Union. He was for equal
protection. "The time has come, "
he said, "when some little con-
Germ shall be shown to American
homes. There is such thing as paying
too much for an industry. Such is the
case with the proposed tin plate indus
try The prosposed duty on tin plate
will be tax on every farmers patch, on
every can Of goods. It would amount 10
! $50 000 600 before the Pittsburg makers
of tin plate can declare their first divi-
dend This would have been a useful
lecture if his fellow Republicans had
had the wisdom to profit by it.
Evening journal., 1890-05-15
wANAMAKEK's.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May Is. 1890.
Tie aOeatheY to-day as hke5
to be ckouay.
Evening journal., 1890-05-15

81 rARE swlndled even his personal
friends.
Evening journal., 1890-05-15
ABALTIMORE & OHIO

Schedule in effect May II, 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1890-05-15
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
practical rolitics. Not Justice.

Philadelphia TELEGRAPH.
Al one sen sw0op the surplus is to be
reduced to a most dangerous degree. and
the pension list is swelled to $3.50. 00O, 600
a year, a quarter of century after the
war closed 1.-The Republican party,
says an organ of the majority of Con-
gress, 'is pledged TO the Dependent Pen
sion bill Republican Congress was
elected upon this pledge. Bat arithme-
tics arithmetic. The passage Of this bill
will leave no surplus. As for this BILL
which the majority of Congress is pledged
to pass, it is bill for the
making Of paupers; for the max
ing mercenaries Of patriots. 1t
is a bill without discrimination. The
soldier who was enlisted solely for the
bounty paid him, the substitute, the
drafted man, who cared nothing for the
cause he fought for, whether he served
four months or for the war, is given the
same reward as the soldier who enter q
the ranks from the purest feelings Of pa
| tIiotism who went into the field volunta
rily No matter who or what he was, no
matter what inducement he had
offered him to become sol
ditr, he is made dependant OF
the nation to the amount of SOC
| year. Every one VINO lb oU years Oiu,
who enlisted or was drafted, is TO be paid
the same Tens of thousands of meN
who never thought Of asking for a pen
sion are now to be pensioned. There can
be no doubt regarding the purpose of this
bill, which differs so little from the
Senate bill as TO render its final passage
likely. 1t is not to do justice to the
soldiers, but TO buy votes for the party
responsible for 1t. Congress h'ggles anC
haggles over the $50 600. COO year fol-
the support of the navy Of the United
States which has no votes to speal
of, and it votes $3.50, 100000 year t.
the veterans who have votes. Thii
is practical politics. The bill wa
not demanded by justice; it was devise,
solely in view of party expediency. Jus
tice demands only that those soldiers o
the war who, because of their services L
country were wounded or otherwis
physically disabled as soldiers in the dis
charge Of their duty, should be pensioned
Those who have been inca pacitate'
wholly or in part to earn their own livin
while serving as soldiers in defence 0
the country should be cared for by tn
country; but there is, there can be, n
excuse for making dependents oil thos
: who suffered no loss, and whose circun
stances do not require them TO becom
pensioners.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Sealed Proposals.

efFIst kotHp nf ~ flHr NuNfs.
nKAKa htaus Hica, hff i. lst
sealed proposals wll te arHciFF4 lt tHr
ie.tt al 3 81 a. N. 4of fae farfVtra4nHt ~
cherry street. if9h Madison avenue g. tasi
sifeet. BtcofainE fa t.t lslaHs 200 ~ ihea
llaHS ga nle 81 lht once "a Pc haafa
fhr heard reserves ias llkAt a. fysvii aaS of
a. BIDS
EGth bidder shalt deposit Silu hlf Frepasal
The sun ~ tlia.Hl o. o. fsrltitea B. iav titf 81
araAd Rapids la case kf siiaa taii g. rAiat
iala foDtraat a accordance ~ th hls FrViias-i.
should as sad ffl9pSsA b. aAttpito - tAe
Aaafd 81 / f4bEr ~ arts
Al proposals. al usI be made upen hlsnAs fAAi
~Nl be- furnished Epun application ~ tht
once Oi he LoaFd
~ uTdef oi the Eoara
JAMES A. DAVIS.
Attest President.
Ham A TUakarv Secretary dec II
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

A. WDoaoa8 move8 90 irseTt after ths
vsrd rss sectes g. pa1e g. fenn Erf. srctisr
Is oftts q ~ ere rsgised charter. tfe fo Iov
lE
@Ans al repsrs. tifs a. v.H-ssrs far =.
cisfms 80 tsEeafs So re nmenas6 ~ hfm
% IRE Cenno1 Caatel affer ere ssrf hsr.
aaea accepted. sde1fss az aer@s era ~ ths
rr-.r'r Cca1rI sfsf - psaes o. fls q
srsp. aa3 g sasE bs his dy 81 kees fh'
sane fs a-es 49, areFer orfsr
ca rrfra ~ AS. D-snell rsfexef ta
es-.r fsee on rharrsr sses5neass
A8a Aaserssa exeasaa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Sealed Proposals.

0fflof BoAKn ~ frsiIg NoEEs.
GEtsD hkuIs. M4lli- Dee ia le.H
Sealed PROPOSALS vii he received a. abe eflioe
Of fhe Beard uulli Saturday, December l'si.
al $50 . M. Tor thr Improvement ~ iherfN
street from l4aEraft street O. n Ud isnl hffuAFs
according % the plans and speflhclilene oa
nis af fhe Once 81 The Beard.
The beard reserves the right 10 reject any
or al blds
Iarntidder shall deposit with frs propesAi
the s4fn ol tllt.uQ 20 be haTftited 10 the Nliy
of Grand Rapids in case be shall fail ~ eHlcr
lnto contract. ln accordance with Lis proposal
should hls said proposal be accepted - tne
Board al Public olEs
Al proposals mnsi be- made upon blanks ihat
viii be- furnished upon Application ~ The oiiicc
" ihc Eaars
By order 0i the Board.
JAS. n. DAVIS.
Attest. President
fEED A. TwANLFY. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Sealed Proposals.

GRAsb ksffDs Mich. Dec. l6. lsj1
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
ONCE Of the Board until saturday. tereinief = .
ls.9. at ..sj b. m.. ior the lmpfoteufeit 81
state street according 90 the plans ano spec
ifcafious on fle ~ the once 81 the Board.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
al bids.
Zach bidder shah deposit with his proposal
the sum 0f $1,000 g. be forfeited % the CITY of
Grand Rapids case he SHAH iail 10 enter
into contract u accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Pubic WORKS.
All proposals must be- made upon blanks that
VIII De furnished urOn application az ne
once OF the Board.
By order Of the Board.
JAMES \. DAVIS.
Attest. President
tRED A. TwAxIEY. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

streeftea sf 8 Mssr Is sss1 8 tsA
Heetas ss~ass - -akfu 49, street sAst 80
sfiat14 pfeeseQi4ss. fsssessf--ls rsP1rt tstt
taSy Aate eaEssszs sxsla8aea tse >ANe as
rseoshnle14 sast sss ss~eg - ee4stss-ts< sA
Alesf444ce - a. tse DFsysF VI sas - lis4s.s
kssBeetts,ls ssts tted.
kesg .FA-.
c >IsFkss.
jos k3xEA
eoanl1sss 90 sesers
fs4s-Ai1 Aasefsaa. eaxpsa1er. tfssss,
DoFsa. Deyi=. Elalger. Ml1eF Mls. AeAes,
9 Delasii. 5asaasfs Stsiz. stekes. Ssfe~l.
-te11iaz. ttsskef llte-m. 1-Feef~i>
Asys-h4ne.
10 tae Heaerasls. the csmnen leaaefi 81 tae
elts " sEsse h4Blas.
6satlsE4sa-f Year CeWEitfss SO Garter
Amendments se4Ea respectfully repstt tAAs
Enes have carefully eoasi9sre4 fzrioes topics
e0Yerea b. titles snd ef the chartsT. a. NsA
~ pFeeee1iaE tties Sna Wogia fespeettaiiy
FsSsn mead tbs fsslastn. changes ihst s<S
tlon - u tfls 4 ee amended - broftde psy-
meat a. the rate % 8 pes day tof me Boards
~ kszislfstlga snd kisetions thst ssetion =.
ef titls 4 oe smeadsd 50 a. % pIotias that a.
e.sias against The eitx D. certified By the eiEY
ofneer oE beard WhIeh authorized the eongract
ln his report shal sepzrate al special iia
pFoyemenl claims from gcnsrsl claims that
section 81. 0f title 4. be amended 20 provide Tor
che psyment of sil fees ana psTQaisites of the
clerks ones f1r lhe use snd oenenf - the eity.
4ad mat m lieu thereof the CieTk receive .
salary goE exceeding $50 per year ana the as
sitant clerk = salary not exceeding sino Per
year, that section 81 4. sud 10 81 titie 9. re-
lating u payment 0f taxes 10 ward collectors
be ab0 isLed. and that IA place thereof pr0Nis-
tea 1e N ade i0r payment 10 city treasurer
that section u. ~ title 5. be amended 50 as TO
provide Tor making The city's budget on or be-
fore the last Saturday OF June Ia each year
that sections ~ IS. u. Is. l6 A. l. aud "A, Of
utie 8. be amended 70 conform With the
changes heretofore recommended la collection
aud payment 0f taxes 10 the city treasurer in
stead OF ward coueet0rsi that section q. OF
title 5. be amended 10 provide for senior alder
men OF each ward having seat on Board OF
superyisors as heretofore recommended.
All of which IS respectfully submitted.
Isaac NJ. TUaSEE.
FkED SAUNDERS.
JosEFH A. MChEK.
Committee on Charter Amendments.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
POLICE AyD FIRE CosAlSSI0sERS.

taAsD bARlDs. Aieh-. De-. u lsaN
r. ths Hsasrabls Aassx 4zd eeunoa
Nla4ellt
esatleasan a1sE 9irsesloa q tas board
Z tf4usaalg yo4 q reDsft q ths eoasitisa u
street liEhas. tE tae Nesk e1aing Dsse1a 3er
la. .s-k. l1al remained aali. .1isd eas aosF aa1
sfsf.
hciiDsctlliiE suomiztsd
= II. MckkFsoLBs
secretary.
Referred b COMMITTEES ea Ia.EaBs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

talz stress = Pssk street. fsearr
sfies Aa.saat ASf =
Pasj-z rest@iez sfrssk fFezz feaar
l4a stEsvt . Fafx street 6cau4
Bss4as sriea. Aslsaat 1Es e
Fasllg bHsl4ies sfrsss. fro4 t0aa-
street. - fsIk stress. eedaF elssAs
Aasaat 4 zEs -
Csasrss1a.ag sssee = J4Bis< sfrseL
foA HesifAY sssaae - Snsfmaa
street Amaanf & e4 4
Aseep1sa 4aa El4cea "a sis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Drifoit th pif'ss ltaslns tsa1 : Ia has " Agnar
paflof and hufrf car .fis.. he'd nna rf.rI..e
cypress leaving fa m hHt nantf car AZ
- tfd. laesf trains make direct fouuhcfl8a
ia Detroit Sos aIl points lass
fAHress IfaFfua af IUt. g. ~ Las aFnff
s.eeflhg Gag io DeitoiL arf FiAg in IsefcoIl 4I
81 am.
Through rniirnaa tickets au0 ocean steam
tidl 81 lAtts aun ateeisaE caI hrrtls s-fUret a.
y. q. d. al. eiloe. Acur0e-sl. Aaa al Iaa
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. Cify Pass. Accent.
join N. LOUD. If4nc NanSIcf. Defnolt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

20 ffeaenrrf-f fIfT.~f
nrsrf feFtts Hith 8et "a HH
rf IrF rrr ~ Err H.rst ltr errIH rtree+
taF asf hsrtt SIRE ttaf vIf reeefse f.,.i[
frfrf ftffrer So fhs refIat ~ fTaffr f,ts
artl ~ RATS
trnEt.F p pfrpV
o. fiFs reas1rsf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

.t|' '..''1 p t.ttA. t.A.t ItI II 'tt.l AZ.
AAhtAA firfi eluatg. dDA as ltAk
creeping raft rH fafIho anc ailaufIe l.x-
PRESSES % aAN truia iitIuIl- fafi-f cars r.ia
AHa irun Nnirutf sHrrf connections made
ai Deifpii via al h,fauGA lrt.Ht fasf 4irf-
tIs ou sale af tninn HIIlff tlfI.f 81 Nanf.,..
tis aua af uteH atHaI
tHEg "a thIeas. oeu1 Act Monrar-sf.
@. ~. htoolts g. r. and i AGA taleaee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

iWcek DAYS. "Daiv. Except saturday.
0H0 a. ~. has through chair car g. Chf-
~" c4sa. An extra charge Ter reafs
T.lN J.. ~. ruus fhfoueh a. th1rsrs stlif
At'D with MaEaer baHft cafi teatS -
cents
5:05 p. n eas 'hrspge Sp'g a. 90 E Mss,.
90 IraNersr tifV.
1880 j s,.. y sone train h's sleeper Tor 1ras-
1l:35 = ~ N ..s +. s9aa g. ,'a s,ss VIA vsssss g -
aHc Also IS caI1fI HaIIan tierUiHf AID
pfr'ff caf ttreuab a. iudianap0iis.
wa Benton NafnnI
DETROTT NoFENrEn n 80.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { lTllETIc

ErA Il " a n
rlTCtKT wt6kER BUnfT AtEPERx
TIE Daisf. .soua sbDrs6 Atlantic ~. Is ii.e
Snort lHa iron lowe tEagan e har1
Quote hoBgtioa, ksesaHes. s. fsh. klo-
aespolt. DBlash. Porilsna. 5eaf's, Tacosna
enc fhe 0rsaf k9ehaesL
Fof Malf Louest haifs efr. al en nearosf
rErf areff rf sHffeft
HHr UEaf.f|E .arF srr |Int
ffleItI.. fs4s cent
VI TITrr fH f3stHB.
Cen aanaeer. q. "a a
fa-aueIfe Eiehieai-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

DRoBATE 0HnfR state ~ " Mirhigar. coun
i fv o. Rent. ~. Al a session 81 she probate
couri ief said Comfy oi kent. bcN 90 fae
Probate Once iu tht City 81 hrauo Rapids un
the i2fh day 81 DeceWbeT. lu ftf yea ouc
thousand q ght hun dret arc ninety.
Present fVfus ; Perkins. Judge ~ Probate
In fHe matter - fhe estate nf
MAEGAhEI.J n he~. 1fceased.
George n. Edison. asmluI sfraief ~ SAD
estate. having rendered foshis court bis fnal
administrator arronHf
IL ls ordered. that daY. the CAB nay ~
JspcarY. issi. - ~ O'Clock in ihl forenoon.
~ -fid Probate offae hH appoinfr faf fAe -.
animation s "a s. iaHaure af sslo arEaHnf
and if Is fufhcT ordered f1tf q r.rf ~ thfs
order he published three Fueeees 81 F'ff ts pre-
HfolIs 20 said DAY OF fesfIHg. Iu fhf triFeffN
HFatfD q daily nevspapef pfinife 1ua oifcu-
I8t4Dr NJ said county ~ kent
CYRUS p PERKINS. Judge 81 ffobatn
"A frue cauyf
AIolFu 81 MAros Register. wee iaa :
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

pRObATE 0kDER-Siafe of Michigan. Coun
Il ~ 81 Kent. -. Al 4 session 80 sac Probate
Court for said county 81 Kent. held az TIE Pro.
bate Nfece in the city ~ Grand Rapids. on thr
18th day of Decem oef. in The year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus perkins. Judge of PROBATE.
in he matter oi fhe estate ~
VICTOR II. MIDDLETON. deceased.
Jessie A. \. Middleton. adininistrair oi
said estaie. having rendered o. fhis court Der
hnai' nisfrafion account;
10 is ordered that Friday. the STA day 81
January. 1871 af lu O'Clock IN the forenoon. 20
said Probate office. be appointed Tor The t4-
animation and allowance a. said account.
And ft g. further ordered. that COPY ~ fhts
order be published three suretfslff weeks pfe
yfous e. said DAY of hearing. ln the IrrFc atg-
UrnAfu. daily newspaper printed and clrcu-
lafing III said county ~ Kent
ClRT'S y PERKINS
"A trsfc capvi. Judge of Probate.
Anof.ps R Nksox. Register wed ian =
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Sealed Proposals.

GRAND kArIps Mich. Dec ls. lsso.
Sealed proposals viii be- received a. The OF &C.
Of the Board until Saturday. becembef ~, lsfi.
al 2.to =. m. for the improvement 20 DrsiI e
street. according "a The plan. ane speclnca
lions OF fle 40 The otfce 90 the Board.
The Eourd reserves the riEht 10 ~ eel any
or al bids
Each bldder shan deposit alth his proposal
the sum n slalol. 70 De forfeited 20 the City
II Grand Rapids in case he shall iali O. enter
into contract in accordance Win hls pro
posal. shoald hls said proposal be accepted by
the Beard % Public Works
An proposals must he made upon blanks
that Will be fur4ishei upon app- -caton 81 the
once of the Board.
By order Of the Board
JAS. y. DAVIS.
Attest. President
FErD A. TwANEr. Secretary. dec o
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Foasssss as F-nA sassi
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

committee on Charter Amendments
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

uissee ~ sfss. - - 4pfssstea - ths
aaser. asa tass lefteeE el4siasFas4sa 81 ne
pss BE- gestpeasa ~ eae sea. fef t4e 80,
Fese el hezFsax s-rtaef sEye@tS
tsrrles
Ysas -Asd AasarssB. garpeater. cre2ss.
Darss uesle - aaef Al.seg. Aiis. Mshss.
y panasU oazadtEs. ,tsaa. >lekVs oEEe-4.
,1sbsIas slrsser. fatssni. E4EEef-lA
Naxs-Ae4e.
1ba nsgof sepoAateA "A TErzeF. ha1ssf
asa Nllls ~ sage ean1tsses-
Fae elSrk prsssatet fsI feFfAsF considers
f.ea aaa fsf gbs parfose sa sriax luFthsF
spesSls. sac assessment roa fgF tae lU gfSfe.
zasat II faelfle sksaes. 1aa eeutA plfisssn
srlest ta raslfeS4 isa4s. in lhs eils 81 0rzoA
kasl&s
1AsrsuDon Aid. sIgykef. ehslrm4n q tbs
special committee. havGE Ibe appeals fIom
1hs assesSuenfs ia ssia reil la charge. Exs-
seated ths foHewlnx fenerts
IL the HonaFasie the Gomnon Councu ef tas
Cty 81 oFsnd bspas,
Geuflemea NoQT special committee Te
ehom vas rsteffed the matter 81 appeals
from the essalent rel for the improvement
q Twelfth sgsRue PAGE SH printea preesea
ingsl. respectfully report that ties have care
fgIB examined said appeslS ana FAD that
saia assessment r0li = gusG Snd equitable. 3na
Ne therefore rsesmmend that TIE spPea,s be
disalloNed.
Respectfully submitted.
n. T. DoEsss
4. STaYEER.
IsANE p. CAEPESrEK.
Special Committee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01

W HISZPANII przygotowu.
je sic wielki strejk robotnikow.
W Barcelona juz strejkuje IA
tysiecy robotnkow fabrycz-
nych. " innem miesc'e zam-
kae]o Is fabrykantow swe IA
brykl, poniewa2 robotnlcy
strclku]q. $500 robotnikow Ola
tego bez piracy.
WhOSKIM radykalom mic
sza sic W giowie. Stucha;cie.
W miescie Forlinpopoli 20,
stanowill radyAali wysadzit
kosciof W powietrze. Me u
mieli sic iednak 3 dynaci
tenn obchodziG i gdy wyDucl
,lastapii, kosciol ME odnios
szkody, ale ga to owl dyna
mltowcy poriesIi stras2ne O.
kaleczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
Ogfoszenie gaxeciarsa&ie.
SO Milwaukee Ave. Chicago III.

(Newspaper Advertising
Wyszfo juz 175 wydanie tego
dzie}a, ksiqzlla o 200 s~tronnlcach.
Mona tam znalezc tytu} kazdei
gazety wychodzacej W Stanach
Zjednoczonvch, majace] podfug
american Newspaper Directory pre-
sz}o Is tysiecy abonent6w z wy
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
o~gfoszenia. Podaje take liste nal
Iepszych gazet W kazdem miescle,
majacych lokalnych a%boncntow
najmniej 5OO0-tudziez liste wszel'
kich innych gazet oraz warunkl,
w jaki spos6b MONA w Mich mai
.tanlej ~og}aszat. Wreszcie wskazuje,
W JAZZ spos6b najwlekszy zysk
mozn;, clagLat 2 pieniedzy i t. d.
i t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie ~przesfana bedzie darmo.
tylko koszta przese}k' go centow)
trzeba posfac W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo P. Ro'
we'll & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01

wfasna polityke i trzesfa
wszystkiem. Az w%reszc;e prey
tarto je] rogow, a to z taklej
przyczyny: Sa W Galicvi ksle-
"a grecko facihskiego obrze-
da, ktorzy chciwie pragna
tlustych probostw. Poniewaa
W Gallcyl wldokow ma to ME
mieli, wee rzucili duszpaster-
stwo, ]ako ciasra czapke, u.
dali sic do Warszawy, ably
prze]sc ma woslawie. Byll
to oczywiscie Eli ksleza, kto-
rzy kapfanstwie w,dzieli
tYlko srodek do majatku, do
brego 2ycia. Glowa kosciofa
prawos}awnego W Warszaw vie
jest %archrei Leoncyusz. Temu
sic CT ksleza bardzo ME po-
doba]I, gdy mt vice Hurko-
wa coraz to nowych przysyla-
ia q poleceDiem, nie przyjaf
lch ia ksleay, IL ma z%apytanie
Hurkowei odpowiedzial: ,Ja
tak'ego blota ME polrzebuje."
. to zlosc wiclka; Hurkowa
poczela krecic W Petersburgu
ma Leoncyusza, ten sic bronlf
i skutek by} TAXI, 2e przyszedf
nakaz z Petersburga do Hur
XII: ,Jak sweJ zony ME be-
dziecie )epiej W klubach try
mali, tedy kwita z guberna.
torstwa." Hurko natarf uszu
ZONE / tymczasem jest ]eszcze
gubernatorem, ale k.o vie jak
dfugo, DO z takleml babami
to trucna rada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
PLACCIE "a
List do DR.. RaSnluSa.
Princeton, Wis, % Marca

w u.s., ~ MARCIA.
Codopiero przeczyta}em opis
Szanownego Pana. Chwall mnie
Pan, il rzetelnle zaptaciiem-lecz
Jakzez m6g}bym Pan ME zap}acic,
kiedy Pan zasfuzy1es sobie nietyl-
ko ma zap}ate, lecz take ma
wdziecznosG. Me wien co by sic
byfo stafo z naszym c%hfopakiem,
gdyby ME Pan Doktor Rasmus. -
Lepsze zdrcwie, nlz pieniadze.
z tyml biedakaml con- lch
chia} Panu Doktorow1 zarekomen-
dowac to tax sic ma. Jezli czio-
wick juz kilka lat W tym kraju
mleszka a bizde eierpi, to musi
bye albo leniuch, albo pijak.
Jeden z tych biedakow umarf
juz W jesieni. Kiedy mi sic skar-
zyf, IL chory, radzi4em mu udaG
sic do DR.. Rasmusa. On ma to-
Kledy ME nam ma lekarstwo, a
musla}bym mu zaraz pieniadze
pos}ac-c6z, kiedy lch ME ma: ten
cz}owiek by1 II lat tym Kra]u,
a gdy go chor6bsNo nawiedzifo,
ME mlaf "a co sic ratowac.
Jest tn wiecej taklch. Jeden
mowl, IL ma reumatyzm cierpi,
drugl sSarzy sic, re wrody ciagle
dostaje i t. d. ia i'm movie, by
sig udall do Doktora Rasmusa w
Toledo, o kt6rym Warns juz Cd
dawna podale dfugie o~gfoszenle;
zareczam, re ten doktor nailepszv
ma wrzody l reumatyzm, lecz ME
us}uchall. Ale ia tez take nygusy
co chodza sobie pc miescie a mic
ME robia, do roboty, choc zdrowi
byli, sic ME brazil.
Teraz pozdrawiam Szanownego
Pana Doktora GAIA famllia,
w~dzieczny az do smierct.
Temusz BuTt0l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
= q
w. hT0lestvyie POEsAiespp.
(PrZedruk Z Kraju).

Cierniami u%stana jest droga
daiennikarza pYow'ncyonalnego. Tel
prawdy doswiadcza ma sobie D.
II. Wrdblewski, kierownik Ga
zety Radomskiej'', ma kt6rego spa.
daja ci2gle pocisk1, niesprawiedli-
wa wymierzane reka. Me miesza1-
bym sig do tel sprawy, gdyby sz4o
wyfacznie o osobe p. W., ale po-
niewaz chodzl tn take 10 byt
samel gazety. przeto sprawl ia
neblera z%naczenia og6lnlejszego.
Rzecz polega ma tenn: Pred Kill
koma tygodniaml ,,Gaz. Radomska"
uiawniia fakt, re pewien lekarz,
PREY drodZe Eel. 1wangr.-dabrow.,
le'icewazac przyjete przez sic obo-
walk, pomimo klIkakrotnych wez-
wan drog2 telegraficzn2, ME przy-
byf do niebezpiecznie chorej zony
jednego z nizszych agent6w kole-
iowych, zamleszka}ego na odludnej
stacyi. Jezeli gazeta rzecz te pred.
stawi}a W sw1etle nleprawdziwem,
to %pewnosciq, ME zamknefa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01

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