davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30
DrObne Echa.

MASONI maja IA swoim zof-
die try gazety polskie W Amery-
ce: Zgode, Echo q Ameryhe. Ola Zgo-
Dig odblera zapomogl Cd templary-
usz6w G1owa Narodu, lecz ia mic
ME dale ma to wydawnictwo, jeno
}apowe zatrzymuJe ola siebie. =
Co ten obfakanv Sadowskl i jego
pomocnik Nagel z zagwozdzonym
4bem pisa ma Wiarusa, to wszy-
stko "a piemadze masohskie. kaj-
d%aczyzna Sadowskl wogole mic ME
robi bez zapfaty. Niemiec buffalo
ski Bork, ktory Sadowskiego bez-
%posredn1o popiera, to mason, a Sa-
dowski sam juz cd dawna dusze
swoja diablu zaprzedaf. -Wydaw-
ca Ameryk5 Samberg to tez mason,
a do tego Niemiec protestant. Re-
daktor tego plsma, gfosny szpieg
moskiewski Antoni Paryski = Pa
russo, take WARY katolickiei ME
wyznaje, jeno prawosFawna. Pismi-
diem tenn kieruja sam, innowiercy,
drwiacy soble z naszej swiete pol
skiej WARY, a jednak g}upie by
de}ko polskle paskuctwo to popiera.
= Oby Ouch swiety oswleci}
p~rostaczk6w, by poznall, iak ciezki
grzech pope}niaja, czytaj2c i op}a-
cal2c bezbozne gazety.
W BESSEMER, Mich, jest
nas&ym agentem p. Andrea Wy
socki.
Il POZNANIA, Mich, skarza
sic nam. re tam budowa nowego
kosciola, rozpoczeta juz pred 4
laty, ldzie jak Z kamlenia. Wieza
stoi nlepokryta, vice pada ! po-
d}oga, ktora doskona}v MASTER daf
Z twardego drzewa., juz sic popa-
czy}a
KS. JOZ. GAYDOUSEK
opuszcza parafa sfowacko- polska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30

w parafi Sw. WOjciecha
w Buffalo. n. Y.
M we

Ma wezwanie ks. Cichockiego,
kt6rego ks. Klawiter odiezdzajac
do Dunkirk, N. Y: pozostawil W
parafi sw. Woiciecha W Buffalo,
zjaw'f sic W tenn miescie pewien
Drejman i podburzaf parafian sw.
Woiciecha do stawiania Blskupowi
oporu.
Ten Drejman s}ynie roznych
oszustw, pope}nlonych W Philadel-
phii-mlanowicie zas 2 tego, il
skrad} kolekte, ktora Polacy W
Philadelphia zebrali ma KS. DutSie-
wlcza, RAJ tego, re ozeniwszy
syna z c6rka bogatego Niemca, "a
tra} posag tel m4odej Nlemki, W
kwocle S 5000, a potem re synem
uciek}, shahbiona niewiaste costa
wiajac ojcu.
Taklego to szalblerza zbunto-
wani przeciw Blskupowi paratianie
obrali sobie "a przyw6dzce.
Poba}amuciwszy prostaczkow
W Buffalo, pojechaf Drejman z ks.
Cichockim do Dunkirk, dokad ks.
Biskup Ryan przenies} ks. Kla-
witra, i tam plotf niby sowizdrzal
jaki, W hall polskiej, same KAN.
silva. M6wii, re jedzie do Rzymu
re skarga ma ks. biskupa z Buffalo,
by sic postarac o zasuspendowanie
ks. Pytasa, a dokaze tego PREY pomo-
cy zfota, kt6re zebraf ola OLGA
sw. CD
Wreszcie W czwartek wye
chaf Drejman z tysiaczkiem, jaki
dian zebrall parafanie, do Rzymu,
dokad sobie bedzle kaza} wiecej
przese1at.
w tym dnlu nowy proboszcz.
ks. Pawlar, pod eskorta policyi
przyby1 do plebanii sw Wojciecha.
z~nalaz}szy przeciez plebania zupef
ME pusta, gdyz parafianie powy.
nosill wszelkie sprzety, pojecha} z
powrotem. Pred plebania stafo SOC
parafian sw. Wojciecha, lecz ci "a
chowall sic tax spokojnie, re poll
eva ME mia}a powodu kogobad5
aresztowac.
Kosci6f = jak pisze Echo -
znajduje sic ciagle W reku para
fan III Jest zamkniety. Me stoi
ma zieml biskupa, lecz ma %gruntach
zapisanych ma lmie cztonkow para.
fiji Ct. z. washington & Kosciusz.
ko Park") i ola tego tez ks,
Pawler ME mole bye tam urzedow.
ME wprowadzony. Parafjanie ma
granlcy ,,Washingtona i Kosciusz,
kl Parku" postawill odpowiednie
maxi i ostrzezenie, IL ma takowl
ME nalezacym do parafji wschodzlt
ME wolno.
KS. Cichockiego wydalif ks
biskup Ryan 2 dyecezyi buffalo
skiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30
Polacy W Dakocie.
Mimic, Is stycznia, 90 I.
Szanowna Redakcyo,

Mimic, 70 StycZnla, ~ I.
Szanowna Redakcyo.
Ma poczatku zimy gazety SEE
roko ro%zpisywa}y sic o biedzie W
Dakocie, lecz my, Bogu dzieki, ma
biede skarzyc sic ME mozemy.
Nasi polscy farmerzy Pu-
4aski, pod miastem Mimic,
wymf6cili tego roku wiele wiecej,
nlz pc inne lata, i tez teraz WIG
Gel moga }ozyc ma wspolne cele
parafalne, niz dawniej.
Ma mitingu parafalnym W
dnlu l3 styczn1a postanowlono po-
budowaC szkole kosztem 5000 do
larow / sprowadzic z%akonnice jake
nauczycielki.
Bedzie take sprawiony nowy
dzwon, majacy wazyc 1900 tuntow;
Wiel. ks. prob. Tokarski ofarowaf
ma ten eel so dolar6w, a reszta
zebrana bedzie Z niedzielnych ofiar.
Ma Srodku kosciola bedzie zaprowa-
dzony dzwon ~trzeci, sygnarek.
Pan Tomasz Wirkus sprawl
.iuz dawniej ola naszego poi>klego
kosclo}a monstracya W gotycIlm
stylu,. zas jego syn Juliusz Wiz
kuS, co ma solon W Mimic, kiellch
do Mszy sw., bardzo wSpaniafy,
drogiemi kamleniami wysadzany;
pan J6zef Stoltman ofarowaf mSzal
bardzo gustowny.
w tym atoli roku najprzod p.
Franciszek Narloch ofarawai IA
STACEY Meki Pahskie.j, kt6re to
.ohrazv kosZtowac beda $50 dola-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30

Prey tenn STAG bedziemy. T.
DIE tn o przysz}esc naszych dzieci.
Pragniemy uniknac wszelkich
gwaftow, jednak ME ustapimy.
Do og6}u amcrykanskiego Cd
wo4uj envy SIG o swobode cd wp6y-
WOW i intryg, kt6remi przesladuja
nasza ukochana parafje. Protestu-
jenny goraco i SLIME. Odwofujemy
sic do opinji o poparcie moralne.
Podp) Marcel Smejo, trustysi i
lnnl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30
leksandra Chodzki ok DIV
Sfo J.
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

to m snmme 5uh uk h.ie3" ~ a. odesiany tym, ktdrzy przys1a1i ma dzie1o
tysulika PLAY. zawiera}scy 924 stronnic wyraznego druKu M dobry unnp pan
P aEcm; hosztu]e tylko 4dolary; Dzie}o to jest potrzebne kazdemu Po-
1akowi W Ameryce, ktory tn obraf sobie ten kraj "a drupa oiczvzn
5szyk aenn arzsdowym biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyis angielskiS
De-. znaJonnoscl teo jezyka ME MONA tn prowadzc zadneoo interesr
IL y na}moT isev Ros;d aD w eFISdaoh, b bi95aoh it'd: Tu W Amefyce opr6cz
a oadj d31ie@ k ssere SRr$o1 swsgo jg gCh;. nmie pc angielsku, vszed lev W
s u%fe !, pH v ang gsh1sn, ohq Sd1 ME p}ynnie. fatwo znadzis prace, POO
jje5yka angieskiego najbardzej wykszta1cony cz}owieE '1 pozoatsie ee e.
tYle zatem W wiasnym interesie kazdege tn mieszkajacepg u1' Poii a
Jest ]ak napredzeJ nauczyc sic jezyka angielskiego. Poczatkowa ksIasla
az Sa o n1f%m'e Ga3yd Pc o , angsllsku jest "Pesrednit9 Polsko Angieiski c en-
s} q 0A n : ! e 1s ,a55ejl a. ~ n g iels kSPo ski, albowiem W lynne
! " st %mer ang' eMa no C. zn9czy W jszyku polskim. Kazdy 5eden, ftdr7 im
" Aneeryce chce pozostac, powinlen mice Siownik ten swoino domm.
u Hazdego, cry on robotnik, rzemiesnik, farmer, b1znesta bandyorzinIh,
u uanoai po o~a1, to dziefo zna]dowaG sig pod reka. Cy ko chce list
napisaG pc angelsku lub chce co przetfumaczyc z ksiazki Inh oazetv
angle as ma Jezyk polski, ME moze obyc sic bez s4ownika PPosI3o
-Anglelsklego Angelsko- Polskiego. NNka cea tego dzie}a lest 3aI
przyystspna, re najubozszy cz3owek moze ie kupic. N '' "N
Irzyse1a]cie ma no)e rece pc 4 doAary a kaademu stownik
n%atychmiast wyse.
IL. DERDOWSKI
Cor. End & Carimona st.
WINONA, MIMI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30
- zdaje sic sztuczke ,,Szewc
'czy Hrabia".
PODZIEKOWANIE

.Stevenspoirt, Wis, serdecznie
dzlekuie PAM Agnleszka Osow-
ska panu Franciszkowi Xawe-
ren.u Piaseckiemu Graz p. a.
,dwokatowi H. Num- W St.
Paul, Nebr., lie 70 ich ME
zmordowana praca odebrala z
fanny pc Goreckim ola sieble
i dziatek swoich sumo
$5S4.67.
JERSEY CITY, N. j. -
Podczas gdy ks. Alexander
Michnowski bawif w Europe
e mieslace), zastepowaf 60 q
letnl ks. Machnikowski / "a
oszczedzil W ty,n krotkim cza.
sic ola paratil 800 dolarow,
ME liczac 65 dol, ktore zapla-
Gil ca nowy Nellch. Parafia-
ME potem zaozeli szemrac ma
ks. Michnowskiego, lie on po-
trzebowaf cafe 2 lata, ably Cd
daG 200 dolarow, i powstofy
zaburzenia. Wytupowano war
ranty ma ks. M~ichnowskiego,
kupcy 1ydowscy stawiali "a
niego kaucya, i taklego igor
szenia coraz wiece], - lynn.
czasem ks. Machnlkowsli roz.
pocza} W swojej parafi Ne
wark kolekte ma kosciot i W
niespelna 8 mirsiacach potra-
fiji JUL kupic Lofty "a 6 tysie-
cy dolarow. -, Oprocz tego
ks. Machnjkowski take kosz-
towne dosta)e prezenta lorna
ty, kapy, krzyze i t. d.), 2e
niekt6r2y, ;akby zazdroszczac
mu taklego pomyslnego po-
wodzenia, mowia. ID ten ksiadz
musiai sic W c2epku urodzic.
KOLEGA M~ORGENSTER.
MA. - z Chicago uclekf do
Kanady Jan Rewers, oszu-
RawszY 0 znaczne sunny roz-
nych ]udzi, naJbardziej Pola'
Sow, %pomied2y innyml p. +.
Tajkowskiego i pewne Iowa
rZVstWO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30

W Kansas City. Zawiadomiajac
mas o tenn, dodaje, re iezeli rzeczo-
ny koscl6f ME Jest czysto polskim,
wina tego nledostateczna liczba
Polakow, ME on onlewaz dokona},
czego pragna}, wykohczy} kosci6i
porzadek zaprowadzif W parafi,
ktora ME mla}a ami g}owy, Lani
piety, ami dobrej wolf, ami ufnosci
W Boga, teraz z najwleAsza RADIOS
cia skfada urzad proborzczowski,
k}agajac Pana Boga, ably bfogosFa-
viii parafi i przysz}emu probosz-
czOwl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30

,ICNliAc CIASSASO"o III 1tClIlCSO
zloty specytik (Dr. Heines
Golden Specifik).
Moze bye danem W filizance
kawy Tub herbaty, be- wledzy "a
&ywaiacego. a sprowddza kuracya
szybka, trwat2, zarowno czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym piiakiem,
czy n~afogowym opojcm. Tysiace
opojow zostaio w~yleczonych Z o.
tvm sp ecy fl KEEN swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiaj
oni NIGGA sic powstrzvmaG cd pa.
lonych trunkow Z wfusnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wy
woiuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia wyieczenie sic reczy. Zglos-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze blizsze
szczeg6iy. Adresowac W zanfaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. 1s5
Race Street, Cincinnati, O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30

" DOSo3 tC1dA II LII 1Sho-3 Aauoo-
Gig skfada urzad proborzczowski,
k}agajac Pana Boga, ably btogosfa-
viii parafi i przyszlemu probosz-
PAN J. J. HOF, dbajacy
gf6wnie o dobrobyt swoich o.
sadnikow i zwolennikow, pofaczy-
wszy sic teraz 2 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
~jeszcze wsp6lnikami W Milwaukee
zwiekszv} swoje przedsleb1orstwo
daleko poteznieJ %anizeli sta}o ono
przedtem. Zowie sic n teraz. j.
J. Hof Land Co. - z kaplta}em
S 100000.
Pan Hot jest prezydentem tel
re kompanil wszyscy w}asciciele
farm oweJ kolonii maja sluszny po-
w6d powinszowac tego panu Hofo-
wi l sami sobie.
DO DULUTH. - K%orespon-
dencyi O Dzlubihskim ME umies-
cillsmy, gyyz d%o}aczony list ME
by} opatrzony podpisem; przyslil-
Gle teraz blizsze szczeg6}y a nmies-
cimy.
KTO ME MOZE doczekac sic
odpowledzi listowneJ cd Redakcyl
Wiarusa-niechaJ szuka W dzislej-
szej szkrzyneczce do list6w, moze
tam ja znajdzie.
ST, JOSEPH, Mo-, oswald
GA pan j. Wiejowski korespon-
dentowi Zgody z St. Joseph, IL
szewc do autora pc zadne wspar-
Gle ME szed}, lecz kiedy pan autor
do St. Joseph przyby}, to szewcy
z Kofaczyc 60 nakarmill, napoili i
przyodziali cd stop do g}owy. -
Nadmieniamy, IL correspondent
Zgody z St. Joseph niesprawledli-
VIE posadza p. Wlejowskiego o
opisanie we Wiarusie .obchodu H.
stopadowego W tenn miescle; opl-
sal to Kodak, ME malacy najmnie]-
szej stycznosci z p. Wiejowskim,
Pollen AUFGEPASST. -
Pod takim tytu}em powtarza wy
chodzacy W Cincinnati Der Nlks-
freund artyku} z Mr.. 4 Wiarusa,
pod tytytu}em Rlacy Katolicy,
Boczno$c! -Niemieccy katolicy TEN
samem radosnie powitali pomoc
polska przeciw iryiskiemu zama-
chowi wynarodowiania ludlow "a
pomocq Koscio}a.
- Justyna
Fajtek, z rodzicow Sadogorska, po-
chodzaca re wsl Wikelskowa pod
Bydgoszcza, poszukuje swoich
braci: Franciszka i J6zefa Nova
kow. - Uprasza SIG przes}ac via
domosc o mich pod adresem: Pa
wa} Faitak A]nD1ptOn MINI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-25
Remarks on New Drugs.

In his recent address before the Brit
ish Medical association the eminent
surgeon. Lawson TAFT. had his little
fling ut general practice. No sooner is
a new drug placed on the market than
everybody rushes to try 1t. At first it
is well. and ''rubbishin" is good for
everything. Then come n few isolated
hints about the ''toxic effects Of rub
6shin.'" and finally ''rubbishin" gets
dropped altogether, and we hear no
more about it. 1t is positively awful
to think Of what some OF these new
~drugs-say choral, for instance-may
have done before they got settled. For
the mischief that Is done in this way
the public is largely to blame. II. in.
deed. il is not wholly to blame; il
likes the idea of a new discovery. es-
pecially the upper classes. and TAFT is
told by men practicing nea the dwell.
ings Of the princes Of the land and at
fashionable watering places that the
great burden Of their lives is to keep
up with the new drugs and the new
lodges lie distrusts men who are al
ways going in for new drugs. Chicago
News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-25
HIDDEN TREASURE IN sAaAwAk.


shipwrecked Sailors Said 30 Have Buried
v~slusbles In the 81 Buti.
Some seven years back. during the
presidency Of Mr.. de Crespigny at Ba-
ram, it was reported to him. and duly
entered in his diary. that treasures
were hidden near the mouth of 81 Butt,
and again further along the coast to-
ward Bintulu. These treasures were
said to have been left by a shipwrecked
crew of Spaniards at the beginning Of
this century. The report was given to
Mr.. de Crespigny by Nacola Bunta at
Labuan, and il vas said that the spots
where the treasure and other goods
were were marked by berlimbing trees.
These berlimbiny trees have been
found. and have been see by Messrs.
Hose and Cox, the officers at Baram.
at the mouth Of 81 Butt.
The trunks of the trees are some
twenty inches in diameter, and are
very old and have been evidently
planted with are. They inclose an
oblong space of about twenty yards by
six. as though a habitation of some
sort had occupied the inclosed space.
OF this. however. there is no trace.
The building, If any, must long since
have crumbled away. 1t is said that
one Hail Masaili searched the spot
twenty-five years ago. Some of his
party are still alive and corroborate
this, and say that they found anchor
chains. bolts and other things, such as
crockery and utensils, but nothing Of
real value.
Ii is curious to note that the berlin.
bling tree is not known on this part Of
the coast. nor is il met with anywhere
around; So that we are led to the con
clusion that the shipwrecked mariners,
at the time Of their misfortune had
either seeds or plants of the tree on
board their vessel.
Within the space inclosed by the
berlimbings are to be- seen several large
holes. where natives have dug in the
hopes of IA find. though they are gener.
ally superstitious in opening up the
earth, imagining that the spirits disap-
prove Of such action. His highness
the rajah has determined to set the mai
ter at rest by having the spot sounded
with "A bar of inch iron. tlle soil being
low and sandy, and, though hidden
treasure may not be found, il is proba.
BILE that some curious old and interest
ing. If valueless, mementoes Of a mis-
fortune which occurred in days gone
by may be found. which to the imagi
native mind will form a basis Of some
romantic tale of sea life. shipwreck and
rescue in the palmy days of Spanish
maritime enterprise. -Sarawak Qndia)
Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-25
Depreciation. by Wild Beasts In Texas.

D"epredations by Wild Beasts In Texas.
The loss of live stock IN Texas 10y
depredations Of wild animals is enor.
nous, and the evil is growing. In.
deed in many localities this loss is so
discouraging that some flockmasters
are selling their iocks, willie many
Others seriously contemplate the aban-
donment Of their business unless some
relief shall be afforded them. While
the loss falls heaviest upon owners of
sheep. goats and poultry. cattle and
horse admit that their loss Of
calves and colts is quite heavy. Fig.
uring the loss Of sheep and goats alone
at the lowest estimate, 3 per cent.
would give an annual loss of at least
$500, 900. To this add the loss Of colts,
calves and poultry, and the aggregate
loss would fall little If any short OF
$500, 900. Texas StockmaD and Far.
mer
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-25
.aFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

Itc AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARrrr LEAauE
y publishing . n.ost valuable series Of 1arif
~do''unents. These are prepared with n view
10 state the facts and arguments for Protcc-
Ton, whether In the interest Of farmers,
h.%tborers, merchants or professional men.
Zach issue OF the series appeals To those en-
gagged in separate industries, and presents in
dlsputabie facts comparisons OF wages. cost
OF living, and other arguments showing the
Any single one Will lie sent on re. eipt Of 2
cents IN STAMPS except "wuRes, l.. sing and
Tariff" which will be sent for 4 cents.
IN whole list Will be sent for - cents or
any twelve for ~ cents, or any i've for 10
cents postage paid. Order By number
i-"wases, Living snd Tariff" z. A. HAsrs'
e-"rhs xdysntAsss 81 a frot.s,iye fsriGa Is
the Lahor and Industries of the intel
s,aies" lirst rriIs ksssy. msT' Cav.
FORD y, Hnsslss. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ne
ply, at Low Prices, Of tbs Manufsctprsi
,ss Gniisd stssss. ! dxdsSa.ss ke@s
si5,s yiiSoSi 4 fIoSss0!ivs isiis.s w,
Materials b. .Advantassgps 70 ths Labor
s-.y. sI,:s rr, = i E,ss AZ, .s:sl !. Hpscss 6IssIl g
o-"scns ytsw, ga g IsnG ~ an Old Busi.
~. sc.sS ~ n navsnssees '"r o..
s-.T The Wool Interest," Judge We. LAvnskcs y
p-"Protecttoa y. Free 1rsds."-A htsl0Ficai
Review. D.. q. uAHnnAH, ....,.,...s. n
io-"The yaxnss end " TastR coL. fHon.s
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-25
CheaDelGradeOfG Goods

And other lines too varied to enum-
crate, at prices which we are positive
cannot be ~dupica'ed elsewhere We
have devoted especial attention to our
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-25
Boys'C|othing

These goods we have purchased Of a
concern that received the first prize At
the Paris World Exhibition. Deserv.
ing ~ special mention IL the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-25

"Hellol He!o!l HelloI!!"
"Weil; what Is IL"
"How IL your mother. this morning 2"
"Very much better; she had a real rcstful
sleep last night: she lie almost rid Of her night
eweats. cough and nervousness. aud Is grow
ing quite cheerful. How grateful We all are
to you for that bottle Of medicine"
Don't speak of gratitude. What does the
doctor say !"
"He says he never saw 20 wonderful q
change in such q serious lung trouble He
still thinks we are giving bis medicines. /
don't like 10 tell him."
That's right. He's an old friend, you
know. I'm sure your mother will get well
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Curious Race.

( ! - & Il II
4, An interesting paper was recently reac
at a meeting pf the China branch Of thu;
Royal Asiatic Society, at shanghai, bl
DR. Macgowan, the welllknown scholar,
on the aborigines whom the Chimes
found on the Yellow River in arriving
from Akkad. These people, unlike ths
Chinese, were destitute Of civilization
The Chinese invaded their country before
the invention of the cnneiform writing
iof Akkad, and used knotted cords OF
"quipos' in keeping records. These
quipos, according to DIR. Macgowan,
were the basis Of the archaic annals, and
from them the earliest form Of Chinese
written characters was developed. The
prae- Chinese race had several curious
customs and practices Of reformation,
such as drinking through the nostrils,
and substituting dogs teeth for Their
own front teeth. They also fiattened
the head like the Chinook Indians Of
British Columbia, and they attempted To
raises polydactylous race BY destroying
all children born with the usual number
Of fingers and toes. The result was a
tribe with twelve fingers and as many
toes. Amazons also existed among them,
and q .gynarchy, \ or political state, III
which women were dominant over men.
To this day among the original tribes
the chieftaincy belongs women. I0n-
don Globe.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-08-21
BETRAYED;.
a. DARK MARRIAGE
MORN.
A Romance of Loue, Intrigue and
Crime.
By MRS. ALICE p. CARRIsToM
CHAPTEK xIv.-(Continnel.

CnARTEM AlV.-tCOnE1nuOuk
aWell, i interpret il thus: Iimagine two
beings. equal free and strong, loving
and valuing each other beyond all else,
having no affection, no loyalty, no devo-
ti0n, no honor, except toward each other;
( but possessing all for each other in Q SUI
prerne degree.
II give and consecrate absolutely to
YOU nv person, all that can be, or may
be to come, on condition Of an equal re-
turn, still preserving the same social
conventionalities. without which we
should both be miserable.
a Secretly united, and scarcity isolated,
though in the midst Of the human herd,
governing and despising it; uniting our
gifts, our faculties, and our p0wers-
yours which cannot be greater, and mine
] which shall become greater IL you love
msand living thus. one for the other,
until death. 4. ..ss f
You have dreamed, you told me-, oi
strange and almost sacrilagindS love.
Here Ii is: only before accepting II re-
hect we'll, for + assufe you IL Isl . serions
thing. A 9s A1t
NY love for you is boundless. love
< you enough to disdain and trample under
foot that which the meanest human being
still respects. love you enough to find
in Won alone, in your singls esteem, and
4 ia your sole tenderness in the pride and
madness of being yours. Oblivion and
consoIati0n for friendship outraged, faith
betrayed, and honor lost.
@Bit, mark you, this is q sentiment
which you will do we'll not to triie with.
You should thoroughly understand this.
Well, IL you desire my love, IL you