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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

Agenci ,,Wiarusa:"
BERLIN WIS. S. T. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE. NJ. d, Fr Z~iarnowski
BRYAN, TEXAS. walen,y Buja,ski
BUFFALO, n. y. Jan Goryca SO Townsend Str.
BAY CITY, MICH. .Antoni Przybylinski L. b. go
BESSEMER, MICH. Andrzej WySoCki
CHICAGO. F.. Szawarczyk 7Io-17 Str.
Jozef Rozenski 600 w. II SIR
DETROIT, Jan Lesnau Cor. IS & Buhanan Str
DUNCAN, NEHR. 5. NJ. Slawinshi
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki
GILMANN, BENTON co. MO. Wawrzynec
Wisnicwski
JERSEY CRY, n. J.-S, Maryanski, 1877 Wa
shington Str.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, d. I. Jul Wirkus
ILWAUKEE, WIS. Jan F. Berta hu~mboldAv.s9I
MT CARMEL Ian Bazylak
MANISTEE. NIich.-jan Guziolck t<ino, Filler City
NEW WAVERIY, Ten. Hildeb.and,
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowski
S. Front 8 Becl Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
w. P. Stelmach
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, aI23 Blsmark Str.
ST. HEDWIG Ten. jozef Zizik
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CORY ence& Junction
TOWN SIEGEL WIS. Szymon I.ubowiecki
WAUSAU, Wis., ] Golkowski, +19 Pork Str.
WILNO, MINI. MARGIN y. M1zany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
MILWAUKEE
IS CZerWca 1890.
Kochany WlQrusle!

,,Dzlekujemy kochanemu
Warusoaw "a wykrycle zdraj-
cy, stug' cara, kt6ry sic W
naszej kolonli rozgospodurawat.
Juz my dawno pode]rzywali te.
60 m Il | G a, be must jakles
talne kouszachty prowadziG,
DO to s t worzeh k . nj
gdy uczciwie ME 2ylo, i zdaie
sic, tego ME potrafi.
Nasi wiarusy polscy W Mil
waukee zaraz sic oburzy]l ma
pisaniny Kruszki, lego kores-
pondenta o powstaniu z r. So,
lecz myslelismy, lie plsal on
to tylko z wlasnej checi, DO
znany on jest jake anarchi-
sta, nihilista, kosmopolita i
wszystko inne zie- dlatego
chciaf zemsci6 sic chocla1 ma
obchodach polskich, DO tie
SIERRA niemiiy mu patryotyzm
polski. z propaganda anar-
chistyczna otwarcie ME mole
wystepowa6, DO dawniej PREY
niej mafo zglodu niezdechf, a
jego wsp6lnika moskala, Parry
sote chciano ukamlnowac.
Spotka rozleclafa sic vice, a
Krusia cd smlercl glodo-
WEI ratowaf sic pieniedz,n. de-
moNratow 49, i lnusi teraz u
dawac spokojuego demokrate,
i plsac W polityce co ON mu
ka2a- TAX vice mscl sic to
nieboskie s]tworzenie chociaz
ma meczenn'kach PoIski i ma
szei swiete7 wary!
Bylibysmy o lego konszach-
tach z Moskalami mic niewle-
dzlel', DO gazet rosyjsklch ami
buffaloskich n'eczytujemy, gdy-
by Waarus oburzony ma tego
podleca niebyf otwarcle wy
stapi}, l dlatego wszyscy je-
stesmy wdzleczni Warusowl.
Pracuj smiofo popieraj
wszystxo co dobre, i street ma.
szych Wlarusow rozrzuconych
pc Ameryce, ably sic i'm zadna
krzywda ME s~tala, i zadna
sromota ma mich niespadla =
my Gle "a to porleraG i
wszedzie r~ozLowszechniac be-
dziemy,
Z tym szpiegiem moskiew-
skim danny sob1e rade, pi-
smldfo jego wszyscy zaczynaja
wyrzucac re swolch domow, a
w razie potrzeby to nam tn i
konopianej krawatki niebrak-
ME.
Szczerzy przyjaclele
Czterej Wlarusi l4steJ wardy.
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

10 CzerWca 1890.
SzanoWny Redaktorze!

%.
Czytajac sprawozdania q OBJ
chodow narodowych polskich,
dowIadujemy SIC, ID niemal W
wszystklch osadach polskich
ciesza sic Bracia-Polacy pol.
ska muzyka / polsklm spie-
wem. Jestto wielka radoscia
ola ka2dego Po]aka usiyszec
tony piesnl narodowycn, 90 te
ma sllniej przemawiajq DO SER
ca.
My PoIacy W Phua3eIphii
d]ugo nle miellsmy AM
wtasnel muzyki, ani iowa
rzystwa spiewu. Zachecenl
lednalS pl zykiadem innych ko-
lonll rolsNich, przystapilismy
rown'e2 do z~alozenia polskjej
muzyISI, many nadzieje, ze
jezeli %pamietac bedziemy ma
polskie przysIowie: ,,Zgoda bu-
duj e, nlezgoda rujnuje", W
krotce wyrownamy pod wzgle-
dem muzyki innem polskiem
osadom
Dnia % lutego b. r. po-
wroclf do mas z zachodu OBJ.
NJ. Rsczykowskl. zuanv nam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

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wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, milwaukee,, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Amervke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas CITY
i st. Joseph, Mo.
800 MIL DRoGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem map, plan6w
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a..
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI.
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. Y. Il. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gcnl Pass, and Tiki. ACT.
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin.
Po intormacye w~zgledem grun-
tow obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE Est. PAUL.
trzeba pisat do II. G. Haugen.
LandcoMmissioner
CHICAGO MILWAUKEF&ST PAJTI.PAJ1wAv
Leave "lnona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. 1o.9e am
Chicago express ppm, 100, am
Chicago Night Express u:oopm ago am
'AS' Ni"i ga pm. 1900 p m.
Edward Pelcer
AP T E X A
ma rogu 3ciej Market ulic
Winona. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
4 T. Nj Z A.
(OpoWiadanie amerykanskieg0
adWOkata

>"
Razu pewnego, gdy miesz-
kaiem lesZCZe w malem MIA
steczku w kraj u Nebraska,
przybyia do biura mego pew
ma stara kobiecina re }zami
W oczach prosiIa mnie o po-
moe w wielce trudnej a ola,
niej bardzo waznej sprawie.
Opowiedzia}a mi, IL pred
kilku laty, utraclwszy MEGA,
ME c%zujqc W sobie dose sill
do zarzqdzania calym majat-
klein, odda}a tenze calkowi-
Gle jedynemu synowi swe-
mu Janowi z tenn z~astrzeze-
MEM, IL bedzie utrzymywal
ia nalezycie i pielegnowa} az
do smierci. Ano, Jan, ucalo-
wal matce rece i przyrzeki uro-
czyscie, re o swych obowiaz
kach synowskich nigdy
ME zapomni. Ale stale sic
inaczej.
Jan otrzymawszy ca}y ma
jatek, FACIAL pic i hulac i juz
pc dw6ch latach zapomnia}
zupefnlc o uroczystem SVEN
przyrzeczeniu. Matka stara
mu z%awadzala, vice zaczal sic
Z MIA tax niecnie obchodzic,
IL biedna kobiecina by}a
zniewolona opusci6 niegoscin-
ny dom syna swego po-
szuka6 sobie przytu}ku OBJ
cych. Gdyby obey udzie ME
byli okazali jej wiecej serca,
by}aby pewnie nieszczesliwa
matka zmar}a gdzie Z glodu.
Posladajac jednakze odpis
plsmlcnnej umowy zawartej z
synem i wiedzac, re majatek
laki jeszcze pozosta1 w jego
reku wcale ME jest ma}ym,
postanowi}a biedna "a rada
przyjaci6l zawezwac pomocy
sqdu i w ten sposob Emusic
syna do wype}nienia umowy.
Ale do ktoregokolwiek sic
udala, laden Z adwokatow
miejscowych ME chcia1 spra-
wy jej pred sadem prowadzic
z obawy pred jej synem.
Tenze g}osi} BOWEN wsze-
die, lie kazdego, kt6ry w spra.
wiematki przeciwko MENU wy
stqpi, zastrzeli ma miejscu. A
re Jan slynaf W calej okolicy
jake czlowiek gwa}towny i
popedliwy, przeto Mkt ME
watpl}, re W danym razie ME
omieszka grozby swej wyko-
mac. Wtedy W ciezkiej swej
rozpaczy uda1a sic matka
jana do mnie proszqc O rade
/ pomoc.
Co do mnie, to ME naIeze
do ludzi bojazliwych zw1asz-
GA w wypadkach, gdzie cho-
dzl o obrone pokrzywdzonych
i nieszczesliwych. Be- ma
mys}u vice przyja}em "a
stepstwo sprawy biednej
matki, pomimo, re sauna
otwarcie mnie ostrzegala,
bym sic odtad mia} ma bacz-
noscl, gdyz. INA syna swego
/ vie, ze tenze pred zadnym
gWa1tem sic ME cofnle. Pier
wszym krokiem zas, jaki w
tel sprawie uczyni}em bylo,
IL zapyta]em sic Jana Ii
stoWnle, czy maodwaSe wdac
Sic re nina w process, ktory
przegra napeWno, czy tez
zechce dobrowolnie wype1niG
umowe i matke zywic i u
t%rzymywac az do smierci.
"A no, mine}o poi godziny
a tn an wpada do biura me-
go I dzikim krzykiem, pre-
kllnajqc mnie, prawo i mat
Ike swa i grozqc mi rewolwe-
rem, ktorego kolba sterczala
Z kieszeni surduta. Gym pan
co sic panu podoba, : wo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

so ME uczyniIy tez ma mnie
najmniejszego wrazenia. Z
calym spokojem zdjalem re
sciany w}asny nabity rewol,
wer i podsuwajac so Janowi
pod sam nos spokojnie:
Zgoda, spr6bojemy. ia spra.
we pokrzywdzonej matki
pahskiej przeprowadze do
kohca, chociaz bym to zyciem
mia} przyp]acic. Badz pan
atoli przekonanym, re i ia
strzelaG umlem, i re w danym
razie pierwszy panu kulq
glove rostrzaskam.
Wtedy okaza}o sic, IL Jan
W gruncie rzeczy by} tcho-
rem re krzykactwem po-
krywa} brak odwagi. Gdy
BOWEN ujrzal lufe mego
rewolweru po nosem, zblad}
jak chusta i ME mowiac mic
szybko opuscil me biuro.
Wiedzialem jednakze, re ia
odprawa wlecej jeszcze spote-
guje w MIN chez zemsty i ola
tego by}em ma wszystko PREY
gotowanym. Sadzilem tez,
re Jan zbierze wreszcie Gala
swe odwage i wyzwie mnie
ma pojedynek. Ale stalo sic
i%nacze].
Bluro mole poiozone byfo
ma pierwszem pletrze niewiel-
kiej kamienicy. 3edac kawa-
lerem zaimowafem tv}ko diva
poko]e, z ktorych ]eden sfuzy1
mi "a sypialnia, drugl "a blu
no i pracownie. Byfo to krot-
ko pred terminem nazna-
czonym p:zez sad W sprawie
matki Jana. Process jak1 sic
W dnlu tym toczyf pred
sadem zatrzymat mnie dose
dtugo W sail sqdowej, i zmrok
]uz zapadaf, gdy W towarzy-
stwie kilku znajomych wraca-
lem do domu. Nagle, gdy
wchodzilismY do s1enl, Justly
szellsmy ma gorze, m'eszka-
niu moiem krzyk przerazliwy.
Chcialem w1asnie co tchu
wbieda po schodach by oba-
czyc co sic s%taio, gdy uagle
zlawia sic ma schodach 20
stac Jana. Widok jaki pred
stawiat byf Za1ste straszliwym.
Trupia bladosc pokrywaia
twarz jegc, rece drga1y kur-
czowo, oczy Mat rozwarte
szeroko q wyrazem sm1ertel-
nego strachu, a ochryp1y krzyk
wydziera1 mu sic piersi
TAX zeskoczyl re schod5w i
wyblegi obok mas ma ulice.
Gdy pospieszyl1smy "a MIN,
ulrzelisrny 90 lezacego ia zie.
mi i tarzajacego sic b1ocle
ulicznym. Wtedy dopiero spo-
strzeglismy Gala osropnosc je-
go potozenia. Otoz oko1o pra-
wei nogi WHY mt sic DIVA
obrzydllwe we've iadowite
zwane grzechctplkaml, kasa-
]qc go ostremi zebami i bijac
ogonami. Zb1egl' sic ludzie /
7ablll straszne te gady, a ia
ma nawp6lprzytomnego zanie-
Sill do pobliskiego sklepu, gdzie,
MIN przyby1 Iekarz, zmart
wskutek zatrucia krwi W stra-
szliwych bolesciach.
Wzburzeni straszuym lynn
wypadkiem udalismy sic do
mleszkania mego i tam do
piero dowledzielismy sic jakim
sposobem Jan dosta1 sic w
smlertelne sploty jadowitych
wezow. Otoz postanowiwszy
sic zemscic IA mnie uayl sno-
sobu, ktory uwazai ola slebie
"a bezpieczniejszy, ktory a
toll sam zycjem przypIacil.
korzystajac z meJ II ieobecuo-
sci, otworzyf mIeszkanie mole
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
NRDBE87S&AERllm
NJ !. n"
NEW-yoRk K!
Szybka jazda parowcami.
Tylko 8 dni
miedzy
Bremen a New York
Bremen a New York

Nu.lSiiN ilCJSE' PNIO"Ct
ALLER, TRAVE, SAAIE,E EMS,
EiDER, WERRA, .ELBE, LAIN
20 s0bOte srOde z Bremen.
90 s0bOte i s"Ode z New York.
Bremen lest miastem bardzo
wlgodnle potozon en- ola podr6z-
nych 1Esrefmen MONA W bardzo
krotkim czasie pojechac do wszyst-
kich miast Niemiec, Ausryi j
S%zwaJcarvi. Szybkie parowce poi
rocno-nlemlecklego Lloyda So bu-
dowane z szczegolnem uwzglednie
mem ~pasazerow Sredniego pokiadu
ldruglei kajutv, maja take pomos-
ty / doskona}2 wentylacya a kuch
MIA ola ~pasazerow wyborna.
Przeszfo
100000
pasazerow ma parowcach niemiec.
kiego Lloyda odby1a podr65z NOR.
ska bezpiecznie dobrze, Wzgledem
cen dalszych informacyj udac sic do
OeIrichs &Co. Gen. Agents.
Bowling Green, New York.
III. Claussenius & Co.
General Western Agents,
so 5th Ave
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan A~nglewlcz, HH. q. q.
Schmidt Agenci W Winona.
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its home circulation, the extent to which
1t is relied upon by members OF the
household, and particularly by the pur-
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics of the paper,
to which no other daily journal now
published can furnish q parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part Of the paper.
It is a well established fact, demonstrated TO
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter
prising business men Of Washington, who seek
and know where TO find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth of Tue sTAR's advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate tie
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than a constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day, week by week, month BY
month, and year by year,-in the face Of adj
verse claims and pretentious competition. Tho
figures following tell the story on this point;
NUMBER OF NEW ADvERTIsEx.sTs rKnrEB n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-05
s s. EEi#;|
f. f. ss,:,::#ESEr {: .
BBs W. ssss Il M kkr s.ss ssss
$::jj3T T|ITs:

THE EVENING STAR 10 offered 10 The pub
lie, in good faith and with confidence, as THR
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
II UNITED STATES In point Of fact, IL
may be truthfally said that 10 10 withou, an
equal in this respect any where in the world.
These averments are borne out by the figures
given below, which are complied from The
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year, and condensed
from the sworn tabular showing the
average daily circulation of the paper during
the year 1859. published in TIE STAR on the
18th of January, 1890.
Briefly stated, the points upon which the
above claim is based are these: That
L. The Star has three ,smes tho circs.
iation OF any other paper in washing-
toni
,. The Stars circulation In washiag~
ton L. double chat OF all the other daily
papers published in the civ added TO-
gcther!!
8. The star has n larger and fuller
circulation i'm the city where printed.
TN proportion 20 reading and purchas-
ing population, than amy oshcr news-
paper in the world
q. The star has the largest rssuias
and permanent home circulation %
any two-cent afternoon paper I'm the
United states!!!I
In support of these claims and 10 show the
constantly increasing circulation of the paper,
attention is invited TO the figures following;
DAILY CIRCULATION IN iss5-s6-s7-ss-sa
1851. ISs 1857. 1880 1908
'AN...20.4s6 23.3ss 1880 2s. 2s.s4I
FEB. .2s.0as 2l,32I 26,2ss 2,,IsI .
hAR.-25,3is 1854 20, Oos ~, a sa.,ss
AIR. 22,a72 2a.,2, 25,5s5 2,,Iss u.s.
MAY. .22.4ss 24,3Js 25,,42 2s.,22 1851
JuNE.21.s33 23,s02 23,II6 as,4s3 3o.I,s
JULY. .2I,AO6 23.Is6 24,s,0 2s,3es 2s,sse
AUG. .21,445 22.364 2I.s5s 25,52I ~. o
sEPr..aI,o33 22,3Oa s4,s0s 25,324 2s.a,s
ALT 2I.,OI 2a,s0s 25.s4s 30.
23,651 25.8ss 2s.sI4 sI,oa
DEo...23,OOO 24,Sss 26,4ss as.,sa sI.s,s
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-23

Eihhler. Daniel warrsr. v. r. IsrsmeF A. !.
wells H3ulahax 4 6rEatA. Charles Esplln, J.
&. MalaEl, Otto Ranke-
Mr.. Osto kanke stated last evening that
she contractors wonld I'll the strikers
places II they had % send East Cor them.
I'VE told the bTicklayers. he said. ssat the
uutses that re could not acce1e 70 their
demands. We have ioolea away nearly a
week, and nov We propose &c ACT Let the
men come back and we viii forgive and
forget
If The strike lasts much longer building
in Seattle will be retarded 90 serious ex-
tent A temporary roof is beng put On the
Washington block. l. ]. Coiman stated last
evening that 9 temporary roof should SO
on the Colman block, and g. C. Phinney
will. il be can DO no better. put one on the
Butler block
VI J.. Carkeek stated yesterday that he
would be forced TO pat the bFickiayees 70
work on the Haller building st their own
rates, but that when il was completed. and
it will be shortly, he would pay no more
than SIS for nine hours work.